La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 08, 1918, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI'AUK SIX- WINGS ON YOUR FEET You'll feel as if you had them if, after suf fering with tired, burning, pcrspirhu you shake a little of our Aimsepi feet, 1C Foot Powder into your .shoes. J t takes out all the smart 'and makes feet feel cool and comfortable. This "powder prevents feet sweating and eorreets the condition that causes the dis agreeable odors. Price 25c. . j LOCALS And i Advertising in Brief j i... J P. Larcom, Paperhanger, Phone Red 8832. '.,'.,-' 6-2,tf One-third off. on all Hair Switches, at the Walling Millinery. 6-3tf Overstock of Auto Tlrca. We have a numner of 30x3 Urea which we will Bell at a discount whllo they last. . 2-2H-tf. MAXWELL SEHVICB STATION Sodu water and soda fountain drinks, served just right, at Silver thorn's. . - 4-30tf One-third off on all Huir Switches, at the Walling Millinery. 5-3tf . o Money to Loan. On Improved real property In Union county. No delays. Current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adr. ... tf. WHY WE ARE AT WAR WITH GERMANY .. By ". EPHRAIM DOUGLASS ADAMS Executive Head, History Depart ment Ltland Stanford Junior University' 1 Cottage Chocso. Get it at the Pure Milk and Cream Co. Fresh every day. 3-20-tf RUN RIGHT TO THE LA GRANDE PHARMACY Money1 a easy monthly payments on Improvi! city pcopetty. Also money to- f.irm loans at 6 'i per cent. , , See J. It. Oliver. , - . 3-21-Sm o- P. Larcom, Faperhanger, Phone Red 3832. 5-2,tf Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 I One-third off on all Hair Switches, I lit 'the Walling Millinery. 6-3tf La Grande, Oregon , Special attention given to remodel ing, "at the Walling Millinery.' 6-3tf You Half-Sole Yom-Sh6js msmm via lt:;,t;i;'B GATES duality 'TUBES The Tube with' the. Test Samplo Attached . Gates "Quality" Tubes', ure'sold at a price lower than any other tube on the market in the same class. Yet your discounts are higher. It is a matter of service to you. ' r Anticipate your needs and order at once. Come In and Investigate. Gates Half Sole Station , 1105 Foley Hotel Building. . , t FOR RENT Cheap, five-room house, 1415 V Ave. Inquire 1520 Y Ave. . 5-2,10t,pd. o It Is more fun to watch your money grow than watch It go. Buy War Savings Stamps. fOTTKIlY WALK JNew ' Summer 11 , uooas j Daily j J Arriving i ' -------. I New t Summer e Goods Daily J Arriving All pottory and baskets one half price. Loss than coat. See display In windows. ' Cliorrys Florists. ' "-.''. 5-6-Ut An all-duy ninuiiagc- saic will be hold oh Wednesday, May 8, In the nascmcnt of tho M. 10. church. ' 5-6, 2t Spedul Discount on nil Hats. The Walling Millinery. ' 5-3tf , 0 , , ,f Come to tho Dunce given by the Home Guard Bnnd at Kox I-Ill, Thurs day, May 0. Give us a boost. 6-6-lf o , Help us again Thursday, May 9. Rex Hall. Home Guard Bund Dunce. Wo need your assistance. 5-u-tf Special attention given to remodel ing, at the Wnlliug Millinery. 5-3tf The :Club . - ' CIGAR STORE We carry tho Choicest Brands of . CIGARS AND TOEACOO, CONFECTIONERY, CANDIES, ETC. Cur Fountain Service Cannot Be Excelled Ice Cream Fresh Every Day. Wo notbo some remodeling of! shelving and cases at Silverthorn's I Drug Store. Goods well displayed anil free from dust are appreciated by their customers. 5-7-tf Wkly It . o licttor buy a Money Turse at once 4 ' the new prices on all leather goods '(jo on May 10th at Silverthorn's Fn- imily Drug Store. "" 5-7-tf 0j "The object of thle war It to deliver the free peoplee of the world from the menace and the actual power of a vast military eitabllihmont controlled by an Irresponsible Government, which, having ecretly planned to dominate the world, proceeded to carry out the plan without regard either to the sacred obllgatlona of treaty or the long-ettabllihed prac. tlces and long-cherished principles of In. ternational action and honor; . . . This power Is not the German people. It Is the ruthless master of the Gorman peo- f. . ft our business to see to t that the history of the rest of the world Is no longsr left to Its handling." President Wilson, August 27, 1917. TRAITORS TO OUR DEMOCRACY. Th8 general definition of a traitor Is one "who gives aid and comfort to the enemy."' This Is usually applied to direct action, as in the Oklahoma movement In opposition to the draft, or the encouragement of daft eva sions, or when an American cltl7.cn re veals our war plans to Germany. Such acts constitute direct treason; but there Is a kind of indirect treason, much harder to define and combat, yet often far more dangerous to our coun try and the success of the war than direct .treason. Before the war there were In this country - many social, political, or humanitarian movements i on foot, all of which; were radical (that Is to say, advocates of change) in their programs. Such, for example, wore the Socialists, the Land Tax re-1 formers, the I'aciflsU. . But all of; theae asserted faith In the democratic ' principle in governmont and wished to i gain their ends by converting our ! democracy. Most of the adherents! of these' various movements have tec-1 ognizod that this democracy of ours ; having entered upon war, must bo j supported that special programs must, for the moment, be subordinated to the one great object of winninj the i tear. But, there are some persons so feeble-minded or so Incapable of grasp ing tho world Importance of this war, that they talk and write things cal culated to weaken our efficiency in war. These people are traitors to our democracy. - The whole matter Is summed up by the Single Tax Journal of California AEvcryman, November, 1017): "Wll son's business now Is to win the' war, and win it soon. . .- . The rn'llcai press should stop knocking him and attend to Its own business which Is to create the democracy that the Allies are to make the world safe for. To flKht war, after It Is on, is hnntlesn, To hinder its quielt. effective prosecu tion is, of course, traitorous." But there arc other .methods thau radical Bpeech which can "hinder the quick, effective prosccntlon of the war." Labor 'organizations, long en gaged In a struggle for better labor conditions, may see In the existence of war an opportunity to secure their de mands. If such demands are unusual and If they would have been unjusti fied had there been no war It labor seeks to take special advantage of the existence of war, then such labor Is traitorous. It hinders tho successful prosecution of tho war. For the most part, labor organizations . have not sought such s)eclal advantage, but a few have done so, and in public es timation they stand as traitors to our democracy. . Business men men with capital We have in our present stock a large and varied assortment of, white dresses, suitable for .Confirmation and Gradua tion Exercises. All beauties-make your selection early-6 to 18 years our prices $1.98; $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, ' $5.90 to $9.90 1 Wti LadiesTAttention! Directfroift factory to you',' via American. Express (V today, a now shipment of Ladies' Waists;' In voiles, crepe-de-ehciie, georgette crepe Waists, a "guaranteed saving up. to 23 to 33 per -eut on' every purchase. . Our price 98.?, $149, $1.98, $2.9, $3.98, 4.98 95.80 to ?8.80 I ITTLE LADIES Nifty, up to the minute, superb in design and color Silk a Dresses. We ask you not to miss the opportunity of an; early selection of a silk dress. New colors, new designs, Insist oil seeing these jjcautiful garments before leaving our Suit Department. Sizes 12, 14 ami 16" years. ' Our Price.... 812.50, $14:75. . Vt our Store Secure Our Prices Examine our 'Merchandise, Store opens at 7:30 Closes nt, G .p.m. , jf Incorporated ITS' il'W I li Formerly the United Store .'Saturdays , Opens i 7:30 Closes ' I 9 p.m. J SUMMONS. nra not free from tho immiltttion of IGnmde, Oroson, a banking corpora- traitorous conduct. That man who ;'". plaintiff, vs. Turner Oliver places his own business interests and J. R. Oliver, defendants, above the interests of the -nation in I To Tumor Oliver, the abovc thls war is traitorously 'minded. If j named defendant: ' ."..', he deliberately seeks profit at tho ex-1 '? In the name of tho Stato of Ore pense of nntlonal efficiency (as in tho ;gon, yon are hereby required to ap s:ite of undergrade materials to the! pear and answer the complaint-filed government) he should be punished, 'against you in the above ontltlcd not simply as a cheat, but as a traitor. I action and court, on or before June This Is the rare exception. It Is the .jo, 1918, and you are further uo almost unconscious exaltation of his ! rifc(i bat if you fall so to answer. $20 paid December 15, all In 1917, ' and tho further sum of $20 paid In the Circuit Court of the State ofiJan' 7tn- "18) together with the ' Oregon for Union County. 8um of 300 a8 attorney fees and La Grande Rational Bank of La U,B "",lB uisourHeuienis oc una nntlnn nnrl 11.111 tnln nJ. fi miu mi iuiw mo uiuci Ul Tho vnr-I Brice and irond work in own "uslness interests, however, that ,ior want tbereof. the plaintirf will iCrandc, 1 -,'.8.P Cl U, "0,k,'n makes the average business man dan- ;, , ,,.. f. ,ha. r,., i u mcLure (icitui-imcnt is urovimr .. ... . .- - v , ' . ,. , ' : ., , ' ; ' ijerousiy unuie io iranorous conuuet. , ,n , a most satislactory to tho customers of Thorn ,, ,, th,niJ . ..,aiKis "M"nsl Rilvm tlmrn'H .irnmilv lleinr Sl,,,-o i .... ...... - ! three the court for tho sale of your real property attached In this action and situated In Union county, Oregon, to pay such judgment. This summons Is published by order of Hon. J. W. Kno-.vlcs, Judge or the above entitled court, made and en tered on May 7th, 1!U8, fixing six consecutive weeks for such pub lication and In the La Grande Even ing Observer, published at La West-Juoobs Bldg. EARL N. DOANE, Trop. 5-7-tf Tho Kodak business has so far' in- ... , "" igether with interest thereon at the I Finally, tho question of honest tax!" , i returns nnd of subscribing to war ; 1 I Ulll loans Is directly and positively a ques- Oregon. C. H. FINN, or Attorney for Plaintiff. to- Resldenco and Post Office address, La Grande. Oregon. of eight per cent per annum IHrst publication, May 8, 1918. and after April 15th, 1917 FOIl COItOXEIt. The undersigned announces -that ho is a candidate for tho Republican nomination for the office of county coroner at tho primary election to be held May 17, 1918. My pledgj is "I will perform the duties of the office accoiding to law," z" J. C. HENRY. , . 4-27 5-10 - -v Car. Ave. J. D.Heidenroich, 1500 N.. 5-8-tf, you for thousand the sum dollars, ft'h'iS- iitfUv'l"' td' sT -.-H 1 1. I M()MlltF Kflt ICHIlllh' a.)-. I!.. ; ROTH CLIKfOHU in l U'THE 81-P ttf P HF.Afir '' . Xi igt,',5;7T.-M,T7T,7i"" fcfS 3 k-Pt. 1 j icrcascd that' wo have had to enlarge ; tion of loyalty or treason. There Is I our room for these goods and all ' no nerd td argue the point that the ! Kodaks are now free from dust and i man who conceals his resources, or in plain view, so that customers may j makes dishonest tax returns is a i see at a (rlunce just what they need. traitor in Intent nnd deed. What Dnilv 5-7 tf. ' ; about lending to tho government? --' -'r - - ' Such lending means usually a slight I sacrifice But the war can tot be won without saerliWs and great sac rifices. If a man has money which ho ;c- lend, and If ho does not lend, he is traitorous, for he Mnders the quick aad effective prosecution of the war. Such traitors may Indeed never be brought to punishment, oven though they tleserve it ns much as the radi cal raclflrtt who argues against this war. or covertly belittles the honesty of the purposes of our Allies. Out the radical irHo sticcrj. nnrt Die man with money irho can lend and docs not, are alike traitorous to our cohii try, to our faith in democracy, and to our objects in this war. And we, u ho do make sacrifices, know them fi r the traitors that they are. (loss the sum of. $60 paid October! May 10th last day to pay water' 27th, JG0 paid November 3, and I rent without penalty. 5-8-2t TOMORROW "From 2 to 6" .' STAR B3HH9KSHS! SAVE Join the Thrift Throngs TOMORROW ONLY Monroe Salisbury and RUTH CLIFFORD in The Red, Red Heart A liig whole-hearted play Ironi the rain ous novel, "Tlie Heart of the Desert." An exciting drama of an American Indian collie,!' tiradiinte and the white irl tV: whose salvation" he ran every risk of death and dishonor. ARCADE COMINti I'RIDAV -MAUurKIMTK CLARK m "The Seven Swans." Stop and Shop at the Original One-Price Cash Store, duced the hijrh cost of living in La Grande. Saves you on every purchase. White Beans,, per lh .'. . .14c IJrown Deans, per l!) 11c Lima Deans, per lb .14c Home Sugar-cured Dacon, 11).. 34c Swift's Siigav:curcd Premium Dacon, per lb 48i' Picnic Hams, per lb 2c Fresh Lggs, per doz 30c The store that rc- This It the ninth of a strles of ten vticles by Protestor Adams. Do You Knjtiy Mfe? A man lu good physical condi tion Is almost certain tti enjoy life, while the bilious und dyspeptic are lespoudent, do not enjoy their meals and feel miserable a uood share of the time. This ill feeling Is nearly' nlwns unnecessary. A few (los of Cbnmberlnin s Tiu.ets to tone up stonach. Improve the digestion .Mutter, Fresh Creamery, 12lbs. . Cinnamon, Mace, Nutmegs, 20c can i ... 9c Sunny Monday Soap, 10 bars. .55c Pork and Deans, . three sizes 10c, 13c, 19c '"''T. '"'"T r-rr;o:jivisj - -i i vi "1 -.S'iaKf.l5 N'orway Herring, 10 for. 25c Heinz Catsup, large bottle 29c Preferred Stock Catsup, large 'bottle . . '. 25c Roman .Meal, 2 pkgs. .......... 45c Fowler's Extra Quality Sugar Corn, can .' ... He Kxtra Quality St. -ng Deans can 11c Extra Quality Peasj can 12c Standard Tomatoes, can 14c Strawberries, large box, best of the season, per box ;19c Given Onionsi: bunches 10c New Cabbages, solid heads, lb., ,6c Rhubarb. (5 lbs 25c the and regulate the bowels lu all that Is needed. Try It. Unless you save money why trade at the llooverized. Follow the crowd. HOOVERIZED GROCERY Across the Track Next Door to Stillwell's Cash Market PHONE MAIN 32,.. 0 A WANT AD will do it.