La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 24, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFKH.AY, MAY 24. WW. r-AuK. TWO f.A (ili A X UiJ ;;'KX S'( i'" OJfeSKliV lift pnsing vr the first uuo galiKKi the -second objective mill there In lurii opening it barrage lit riflu unit mutti ln(nn lirr at another l.tttiV '-yards In advance was passed by I ho third wave Vkhk'li obtaining tho third ob jective, opinodIU machlneguu bar rage and ho on ml Infinitum. . '; Nothing wax u Unwed to Interfere with those waves of assault. When. a a resull nut only does the (ieriua Vor KihuIiiihI Ankle. offensive staad checked today, but ' Villi Hmlei'8 uietlio'd stands doomed. As soon as possible after tho iu-' ,. , . i. ..a . - That hat with Thoroughbred Lines The Gordon auA with It not only Uudtuuonix ! Kolossal BtraUiglc ' plans, . but Cor jinany's last hope' of : converting ; France. England, Italy una Belgium i ill to second Russia.' ' - ' r- , in v U revel veil Bet a uoiuu ui Ichnmloi Iain's Liniment and follow (the. plain p.riulcd directions which accompany Ihu bottle. v .NOTU'K i NOTICE TO FRL'IT-GROWERS.-' !.' Any .ih-slring t.i ordet -Spray M Itftiul nuyt do so. -at the office of, I County ; Agricultural Auont, in the j Post Office, building. ' ' " . ! C- D. HUFFMAN, ' i -;..'. . . - Imae.-ioi1 5-20-ct .... . , v. ; . . . , they encountered uiacbineKun nextii. Second payments Donds niiiHt be paid on . Liberty on or before or centers of resistance Hint fulled to he wiped out, they wire merely left behind to bu taken cine or by troops especially designed, equipped for thai purpose. These were armed lurgcly with denudes.; liquid flume Jets and '.renrh mortars. Every point where a few men were still holding onl- May 25th. " ; !..-! .; La Grande National' Bank. : United States National' Dank " I t '. '.'... 6-20-6t A beautiful ' vase made from a French trench shell is on displny in the window of Pcare & Son Jewelry Company. - - ' 'with a iiinchlnegiiq or a few rifles Kd.. Donahue, of the Donahue Fur niture Exchange, is confined to his home on account of illness. and grenade was attacked In turn by superior numbers und forced to 1 ill -I: You fin pik a flordon with your eyes shut and know you -arc fretting correct style and the hest quality. . Tlio only reason we advise looking before you buy is that some, one of the many styles and shades will heeouie you better than others. Hill's Department Store ! SHERRY'S , then the reui dramu take place, j give In. Each assault wave as It passed for-! I ward was accompanied by contin gent of very light artillery, consist ing principally of trench morturs mounted on wheels and baby can nons stpiilurlo the French's famous 'Treneesept," or 37 cullbre. The use of trench mortars with these wuvos of assault was essential ly original, the mortars instead of firing up into the air us customary, being used Instead to fire straight ahead nt distance of 100 to 200 yards. , . In addition to this "light artillery"' evory three batalllons likewise ac companied by a battery of the Ger-. man 77 field gun, a supplementary company and a half of machinoguns and half a company of engineers. Then last, but most original of all In the conception of their use, came the Units. Almost without exception, these were tanks which had been ta ken from the .English in previous of fensives, and repaired until they were His meeting with Corulle, the Sp.m-, iugnln fit for use. "XKAIll-Y .M.lHItlKH' . JIAItKAlll.K NT AUK HAS HE-IIECOIth MM' Mil Kill Ire Season; Tlieu Throughout Anifli'lca. Von Hiiller .forced the Hussian front at Riga, and with which, fresh from that triumph, ho undertook to force -the wesern front. Cerluln It is that In the first few hours of Its application against the I English front, at St. Quentln It met I with a degree of success. Whether this success was due purely to the ef fectiveness of the method or wheth- ish dance-hull beauty, whose Jeul-1 . u u '1 "T'H ''a8"ra ,,.,-., r i ., ., i ., i ii. Mhe French have used their tanks for J... .... .. ' tleadlnc nn assaults rind eRnonhillv for me noiuup or ine weexiy suigo tne , , : , .t arrest of Leigh by the Vigilantes; i"'h'ne n the barbedlwlrc en ihls breaking lull and capturing the i '"' 1'ie Infantry to pasa . real murderer of the Wells Fargo I nr0"KnV v" " ,crs metl,ou w Hj-lwyn'H- l'lui- ApiKMirod on "Mnml. :messonger, provide situations that tor. the tn.nl", to br ng "p t,le ''en' iwlll thrill the most blase BpecUaov. " ' ", r "'' f. And with William S. Hart. In the ;i. of anr points of resls ance that ' Madge Kennedy's second Goldwln ?0Bttr (0 8uy ,hat evel.y ,,t ot vnhle P' V ''ed with that usk. . nr.wlnnloii to li seen at the Sherry !n...ii,i. i .!, f,., n,D hlB 18 tho method with which Theatre, Is the famous stage sue-, Three popular women ' stars are cess, ''Nearly Murrled." hy Edgar sePn i Harl's support. They are; Selwyn. , ' 'Alma Kueben, Sylvia Kramer, and For several yours virtually every . Milclrud Harris. Others In the sup large producing organization 111 th'e : porting cast, include Edwin N.' Wal- Industry h tried to obtain; the j 0ck, Churles O. Rush and .loo scieen rights to this successful play fKnighl. The production was photo from Mr. Selwyn, but without avull. jgrnphed hy Joe August. Seemingly an uncanny foresight j ;. . q! ' " jiruiupieu i. ( """""iik ........,', ,. ... .,.u,., , , Mayo, as wclK a the producing flrin of Selwyn & Company, not to part ,J A A XI K1 ' ,ho tnB,lsh n'tm,t 't""lll8 10 be with .their gieut stage successes to; M ; J esti.bl shed. the picture magnates and now that 'L.... Had the method met with the san.e "they afelnses scnienmignates;,,,,,, ,tnItK MTAKM I.X "KVE'S '".Tf A" IMTtoT, in Ooldwyn Pictures Corporation A(;HTKIf lt,Id .""l 11 ,! , they are r,'ot averse to feeling that,' . . .Sln- wll;lt ,ho Alllc IKS0"''-. ' 'n !, Paiainount ,t,ir, haWnT MTt with '''"vrM ',,i..H-, tthM n,,, t"TJLri"" !Bd..t0rrr0.T.."t iWt. euecos,, It developed a. once several Reasons ago In New York, adaptation of Allrla Riiiiisev'B "Eve'B .fl!"!1 .!"'?,."t !?,k.'!!,S' '!'a' was an all-season , success at Die ' jjaughler" which recently wus T , ' -' r'.iK. Tin.t,.. i.imTrt in'iv. i i " ' '""' great solid mussiis and columns of ..u...... "vn.iv, ....u . ... - munu mi . iii uuiin uy Willi Vii ace iiiendous audiences throughout A- 'George as stur. The screen version inerlcu The lime or lis stnge pie-jWa iirrnuged by Margaret Turubull, sontntlon It gave nruse McRae one while the picture was directed by of the best roles of his career and Ijanies Klrkwood. An excellent cast, also brought the benutirul i Huth ilncludlng Thomas Mclghun. William Sheploy Into greater promliu-nre. Riley. Hatch, Florence Flynn, Llouol The purchase by Goldwyn orAtweU. and others us well known. "Nearly Married" further Indicates 'The story Is decidedly "different," the determination of this 'producing land the fact that Miss Ilurke weurs organization to build .Its permanent : Truck of tho very latest design adds place In the Held of the screen by jgroatoly to the attraction, using for. Its' material only assured j ' Op. the same program will be successes which have ' been big j presented n new coinody with the money-makom cither on the stugu uuions fun maker, Harold Lloyd or In the world of literature Upldolng hie beat to keep up hie reputn to this time, In an entire year's 'tlon. " It Is called "Rainbow Island." work, Goldwln has not produced a j Miss Mabol Douglas will feature single picture from nn unknown the lllllio Ilurke picture on the or-" author. Every play and every nulh-ignn.; . Miss Douglas has been here or represents a known and establish-'long enough now for these who have, ed factor In -American amusements, 'had .t.h. opportunity to hear her to This, br course, means a great deal know that she Is the best picture' for the exhibitors who later are tojurKonUt Hint has been hcAt and It vend and show Goldwyn Pictures to; Is indeed a treat to listen to her the public, for they are always as.- plnylng. . su red In advunce or the drawing. o - power of the Goldwyn productions.! HUN TACTICS DOOMED. its greatest inheront weakness, that rmw An Appropriate Grad uation Gift for Everyone on ' Your List! sMMMHMTin tmoMm.- Nir ,S31 ..." . - X-"" . . - DELICIOUS JA$ and COFFEES it '.. We are always glad. to'; .have soiueone ask us that, for we know we have just the things the young crave. - . , ' V ... '"' i '' : ' :':'. : 1 1 1 1 1 1 I :: i i i ! I ' What is more inviting than a e.up of delicious tea w rich fragrant coffee. ' . AVe take a special pride in our coffees and teas, he- (ause we Know uwy arc farnuuv .xutni, v P.; 11 111.1. v.u - : - - ,. " There is a superiority-about tmr teas and eoftees, that you will find when you' drink them, and though they may cost you' a few cent's more per pound, they cost you less per cup--becausa-you don't use so 'much it's the quality. Phone us. your grocery order" today. : . . , . -.' HARRIS grocery " Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 : . 408 North Fir Street ' Across the Track ."United States Food Administration license No, G502B5." , A few niinutes spent in our'store will be sure to v result in your ' finding something appropriate. . I Seigrist Company Largest Jewelry Store in Eastern Oregon.' Hi i , i 1 1 1 1 ! !iS! t . i j! j ! ! OIL BURNERS Your wood is gone, tho sufiimer is here, that oil burner that you have longed for is ready ' to install in your Range FREE TRAIL and ' guarantee cover your dollars. , BU I THRIFT STAMPS AT .. Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson E. J. DONQHUE Black 1241 Best Prices Paid for Used FursHure M t ...JS lniman heiiiKs to btfvaked to the ex- jtreine degree by rifle machine gun 'and artillery fire. '. J France's poilus were not slow to -take advantage nf the opening a tut S-T-A-R (Ci'.ntinued from page, one) J losing the belief It .of s surprise" Ht i tuck hy ( lie nld-tlnie artillerv nre- rlpnriitlon oT severnl iIovb, Von Hntler WM. S. IIAIIT AS (lA.MIll.KIt WHO planned by an nstoundliiK 'concentrn-' KNOWS HOW 'I'd I.OSI-: IN lllon of Kims to iiccoiiiiiIIhIi in u row1 ri,AV,'"THK X)1.I DKf'K" hoiirs the previous work of days. 111 iiddlllnn this urtillery preparn- Wllllnin S. Mart, who Is today the tlon extended to an extreme depth most noteworthy male riRiiro on the to the rear. demollshlnK second and screen, and the Idol or all true third lines ut the same time as the Americans, will make his appearance first. To prevent the enemy's nuns ul the Stnr Theatre Saturday and from tntrvonliiK and sIlencloK tho Sunday In "Tho Cold Deck." .German batteries, gus sheila were This play will ofTer "the TtuTTulo showered all over the enemy's artlll 1)111 of the silent drama" In nn en- ery lines rendering It Impossible for llrely new characterization, a devln-, the gunners for several hours to serve tlon from all past portrayals. He their pieces. ' will he seen as a typical llret Unrle , A.vuull Tumps ii l'iiiiil. gambler in a story of California In ; The asminltlim troops which were the early fifties. Inxti'nd ot the kept conceiitiatcd ill the rear until usual Hart hablllaments. he dresses the moment of attack, were then lutr. the part In high beaver hat, old- rlcd up under cover or the niisht and fashioned stock pud Ifiilled 'shirt- oT tills short artillery preparation, hor.om. Unwered waistcoat nnd ! At Ibe hour Tlxed Tor the attack broadcloth coat. Had the polished the Infantry leaped forwnrd' In dense boots of the period. Hut, to those masses. Kach division hud two rcftl wbo only picture Halt In his past nients In the attacking line nnd one delineations. It can be safely said regiment In reserve. All of Jho Torres that he presents as striking nn ap- avallahle were thrown Into the Tight, pearancc In Hits costume as he has regardless oT loss, for the purpose of In other Western outfit. rompletely crushing the enemy at "The Cold Deck" Is the slory of Ihe very first onslaught, Ibe Infantry "Level Leigh," a gambler of the old progressing in three nnd Tour waves school. While devilling himself to at Very short Intervals behind eacl his grofcsslon he Ik visited hy the other. little sister that he has never seen, Wllh Ihe capture oT the first oh and whose health demands that she Jeetlve. riflemen, machine. Run men be removed al once to a higher ultl- i"l portable innL-iilnegun marksmen tilde. Relllng his Interest In ho linmeillnlely opened a barrage of bul game to Ills pardner. "On Iho Level lets between UQtl and S000 yards in moves his sister to a point high In advance Vnd.-r cover oT this curtain the Sierras llellandgone. , And"' steel, the second wave 01 ininntr STAR I -THEATRE- j :-:TONIGHT:-: WHISPERING WIRES OF WAR Official War Picture and I A Soul in i Trust iSAY: If you want to SAVE YOUR SENSE, and CENTS, and DOL-' LARS, cross the Track out of the High-Rent District. NUF SD Harris Furniture ! Store , II. a HARRIS, Proprietor -406 FIR STREET. ' :' Phonej ted 3171. J Vrillllji'lc's St'Vl'll J SuiM'iiVaturi'. IflM'l j ! Tomorrow and Sunday ; Bill Hart I in ! ICold Deck! (i-l.KKLSC i l-'irsr time jn l;i (IimiuIc ! Also i VAUDEVILLE I SPKKMJV tv iY) '.a Mr. Grain Farmer: Are you (ircpni-ed to handle your grain in bulk? Do not wait until SprinB nnd Summer when you aro buried with work and worried with labor shortage, but build your graneries now. You can buy the lumber and roofing paper for a first-class 1000 bushel portable granary for $54.58 and it will Inst for years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you $l'25.0lt and this would be a dead loss against this year's crop. A granary of this siie can be moved anywhere and can lie filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high priced labor handling and sewing sucks. The boys In the trenches need the sacks for sand bags for the protection ot their very lives anil perhaps your hoy is among them. Spend your money In your own vnlley by buying lumber manufactured at home. When you buy sacks part of the money goes to India. ' . BUILD YOITR GRAN ARIKS NOW Ho propnred hy building them before the farming season opens up. He sure to get good lumber, well sensoncd, as low grade lumber will give you trouble in a few seasons. . Don't use green lumber. Save money keep what you spend at home prevent loss and dnitiBgd from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our boys in the trenches; help win the war by building giannries now.. Portable granaries -of this type are universally used in . other sections. One trip with a good team will haul flie ma terial for one granary. For particulars as well as prices on Union County lumtar for all farm purposes, see The George Palmer Lumber Co. LA GRANDE, OREGON i ' ' ' LA GRANDE SATURDAY, MAY 25 SSPW3n?TCK JIILJIJI-1IJJJ.1J1L 58&; Lfe VJmt tCJil SlfiiSI 0 160 ANIMAL OF TENTS) ESfe I TKAIMERt I WW euninit ,on - lT6 ns1 Q"nsSlTh'l,, w 1000 ' ' llffSBT eB'itwtiv31 ) ' T Jl Ss. 99 Amilffg, Amuhi EDUCATED f WV LThrHMi Acti ANIMALS. fXL4D WR-fci,., tL ACTORS I 55.0SSSiii tlon,7lr,Br tt'vr -J r All AetrL Leopards, Jaguar, AsTf l t Zubnt.Monlieya.ltt! CAV "W"l""l.clw'1 C A'M'Q'O Ml 'r'""CWrtllirB'rilfMTi 9Mlwl.9V.ni Danelns Hor,vFar Comedy AVIATIONlLinN' itlphnt,Mor. Riding LUni, Cu;ThrilliXol. i,l..'lMII..DIlnlnd.Jiimlii Amaitmuii ' Dogs and Menhaya.T " - J JDnly RaalWlldjAnlmallClixualoaUaHl GHtterlnn! New'Mlle-Long Street Prd at 1 0:30 JLhlbltk)R Sally, Ra!nr hjn, 2 aad P. M.jDejara Opan, X ant T A.