La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 28, 1918, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textaim aw .a TUESDAY. MAY . 2S, 19J8. - . PAGE TOUK LA GKANDiJ . JSVKN 1N0 0USKRVJ5R The Observer Aa Independent Newspaper lubUsho( Dnily and Weakly at La llrnnde, Oregon. La Grande Evening Observer . Publishing Company. , , BRUCK DENNIS, Pubiiahor. Entered at the Postoffice at La Grande, Oregon, as Second-class Matter. . Address All Communications to ... The Observer, 17J0 Sixth Street City Official Paper. County Official ' ' ' - Paper. Evening Telegraph Report of United Press Association. : On Sale In Other Cities Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland, imperial Mews Stand, Portland, v Multnomah Hotel Newa Stand, . .. Portland. SUBSCRIPTION BATES .' .'.. By Carrier Daily, per jnoiUh .G5c Daily, per three months.,'. ...... $1.95 . Daily, per six months In advance $3.75 Daily, per year in advance. .... ,$7.fi0 Daily, single copy.. .............. ,0c , - . By Mall ., ' Dally, per year in advance. .....$5.00 Daily, per six months in advance $2.50 Dnily, three months in advance. .$1.25 Daily, per month. I. . . , . ....... ,50c Ibe Saturday Evening Observer, by - mail, per year in advance. ... .$1.50 Weekly Observer-Star, by mail, per year in advance, ............ .$1.!0 Home Economics ,fly Cfuntry TIs of Thee, Sweat Uanil , f Liberty." . , .' i YWf f ftWI 1S7 The women of this ..county are Ja firi 'tV.ST ready, absolutely ready, to stand on v T? ", , . a Vheatleas Program, '.: .' Wo have been In training for some time to meet this situation:, . ' If the Hun were at your door. you would not ; need a rive uuya IralninR to defend your home, and save for tho nlllod troops on the western fjeldn of France, the Prus sian Hoards , would be,' within our borders. '' ? The Food . Administration has made. .-stirring appeals for every Cltlr.cn to return the wheat flour on hand, but some of our people have not heard. Are You Unpatriotic or Just Selfish? Selfish because you do not roulizp thut our armies are without bread, the .food which 'makes lover half of thoir diet. . The wheat the ox-president politically, there isiflour which you return goes' directly A MAN foil. THE HOWL If this country becomes involved in serious trouble with Mexico, there is one man in the United States ; who Bince the pnsBing of Winfield Scott, Znchnry Taylor 'and Old Sam Houston, Is pre-eminently the man to cope with the situation. That man is Theodore Boosevelt No .matter who likes or dislikes burdens and the heat of the day in the great conflict. ; "; It should be an inspiration tc read General Pershing's report todu; which tells of how the American sol dlers conduct themselves on the Pic. srdy front It says that the "enemy was completely expelled." That is what may bo expected f rorfi the" boya from thin side of the Atlantic all along the line where they may he engaged. If there were anything to the vaunted super-human capabilities qf any' nation in distinction from an other, that distinction would be on the side of the brave lads who un fighting fl just fight for freedom and humanity..:: Many, many more ore to go am' tlioy will keep on going until then; are enough to turn the tide against the common enemy.'. It Is a proud j privilege to be one of them. .Whej they come back victorious and there is no other outcome cither probable or possible the citiiens will be rcidy to welcome them home, just on they arc now glad to know that the great, issue to bo determined js in as gooi bands as those who havo been calle I and whp will receive the good liyet nnd the -God-speeds this penin-r. ' QUEEN MARIE1. OF ROUfIANIA 7T 1 n Ancient i;ainiy." Cathay wis n ol name of China ly f. , J, ' -'.;'' r f. it":';-. if.'.Av-iVl ' i nil 'i he iiwn Ik Just iickiumlfdisiuK tin gift of a liomiuet from one of her oil! cers. Queen Marie Hpends most of Iter time In ihe service of the (leKtllute und the wouiuled. nnd the lted Cross hux been able to eiirr.v desperiitelv neeileil aid to the little nation whldi Is io luted from all tho allied world cxnpl forthe route throuKh Itussln. The Amerlrnn Ited Cross innlntiilns n mili tary hoxpllnl at Itoniiin and a elvllhir bospltal at JusKy, anil h:is dlstrlliutei great (unutltles of ' inedleal supplies. scrums, vaccine and tin; like, hospllii beilM'imil mul tresses, food Htuffs and eio thing. ', , ' V' ' ' Wan Imitates Nature's Works. the di(l.s of H,e ,-a noil the expunw . w,"dl ,"al "' ' knoM ii to J- j ol the ilr. In our cuiieiitlon for vain "T, . n?:V J nod nKrwM.'4Hit'le accomplish- ' Brl"h Encyclopedia su,vs: "( iilhny is menu are hut nf r-e..,ii n,.rfJ.ii,.n ( divided from Kliltnl, the niiine which Kor llun.unda of yeiiw for mlllloiis. i P1'0"' h"t t ne kingdom es- . uiu sens j.nvo two,, lnlialilt(l by flniiy vr nn monsters, and the air by winced crea- ors '" ih nor"''"1 provlncea of tures. ;Tlio ul.iiniiiicaiulin.Uineure :, Chlnn about ,A. D. IkiT nnd vnt ub-. meMy linlhnl.ms. and the -very cot-1 ""u,,"t,Jr "Polled to the whole" nf ors and shapes of these forms hnv chi,itt" Khlliil Is still the Husslnn liun fomiil -lu be tin, most protectlvt. ' ""'" for China. . HACK AT THK H,I KTAXI) no one who can say that his patriot ism is wnrpy or that his intrepidity -can be- challenged.' And he would bo more especially fitted for the job of cleaning up the Mexicans because he has had experience and knows h,w to ' go about the task? 1 1 ' .- Ho should be given a free hand right from the start; should be sup plied with everything .', he asks for, and in the coarse, but expressive slapg of the day, be delegated to "go to it." ' And he would, don't you doubt It. - His application , for a chance at the Hun was turned down, not thru disrespect of his valor, but because It was the expressed belief that his proposed nrmy of 200,000 could otjn'iency oi cuko iioubi. bo efficiently placed in Ke style of warfare that is adopted by the ar mies in Europe. . But down In Mexico ho would- be right nt home. His former proposal was for men of thirty-five years of ago m&lpwurds, and this would in sure, him tho kind of men ha desires without 'interference with the pres ent plnns of the draft for service across the sons. r ... . , - It is doubtful if a drafted nrmy would be needed for the Mexican trouble with Col. Roosevelt nt tin head. A heavy contingent of the old rough l-idors nnd those who were with him nt Sun Juan hill would rally to his call nnd thousands nnd thousands of others would gladly follow. : v ' It is to he hoped that the im pending trouble may subside, but if it is apparent that Mexico is influenced by the German propagandists and is spoiling for a fight, now is tho time for them to be accommodated. Mexi co has no real democracy, anyway., the formality of elections miscarry through fraud, and the unfortunate country is a republic In name only It is not n settled conviction with Into tho government service, and is purchased by the food administra tion. ' v '..;'.: . The raised breads cannot be made without the wheut flour, and so our present alternative Is the , baking powder loaf.. This type of bread must be made In separate pans as the loaves aie not stiff enough to stand alnnei Tried . und tested recipes for four different louves are given for those who have not been roached thru the homo economies study classes, ... i . . . . .. DARI.KY AND HICK LOAF. 2 tablespoons, fat 1 egg well beaten i lA cups milk . 1 cup rice flour 2 cups of bailey flour . G teaspoons of baking powder Mix dry Ingredients. Combine with the rest of tho . materials. Boat thoroughly. .Should be the Jlulie In This ' is to announce that the Shores' Tuxl la again located at the Hoiumer Hotel,'. where' culls will be answered", day -or .-night, with the usual promptness nnd services :'"' . TJKN W. SHORT G-28 .it ..'.' '' - Manager Peel Elighf Off! "Get-It": Makes Corns Come ' 00' . Ihe "Banana-Peel" Way! . "Why havo to flop on tho floor, ariuuuze yourself, up Itko ttlu letter '""i antl with buib'lpi? eyes draw your fuc-o up Into' a wrinkly knot while you icouiro and pull lit the -"quick" ttl a tender, corn? . That's ' BAKING POWDER RICE LOAF ; ,Vi cup rice flour - i - ; "1 Vt cups oat flour 1 cup corn flour G teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoons salt . ' 1 egg t well beaten) y 5 2 tablespoons Kuio Corn Syrup '' J?4 cups milk (more or' lens n's ne.edoil. ) ' . Make about the. consistency of enke dough. . Bake about 1 hour In .medium ovon.. This imikos l loaf. OAT FLOUR LOAF. 2 cups of oat flour 2 '-4 teaspoons of baking powder 3 M cups of rnahis tenspoons of salt 2 tubleapoons of syrup - 1 egg (well bealon) . 2 tablespoons of melted fat 1 cup sweet milk. Mix dry Ingredients. Combine with the rosi of Ue- ' material. Should bo medium sllff. Ileal thor oughly for about fivo minutes. Put In a groused pun and let rise foi ls or 20 minulos. Duke ulmut 40 minutes. CORN MEAL AND BARLEY I.OAK. 1 cup ft comment 1 cup of barley riour 5 'enr.poonfuls of baking powdc 1 tenspoonful of salt 2 tablespoons of syrup 1 ; cup of milk . I egg 2 tubleapoons of fat. ! Sift dry Ingredients Into howl; add milk, beaten egg mid melted fat. Stir well, l'ut Into n greased nnn. many that Mexico is not about as n,l(w ,( '''"' ' warm plnro 20 to , 125 niinutes und buko in a moderate ri)e lor ine inocuiuiion ui u iniic world democracy as somo of On countries thnt mnko no pretention that way. Hut If it comes to the worst Roosevelt is the man for the hour, , AN INSPIRATION. 2 or 3 Drop Applied in Faw Soeoadt Thore'i No Fuuinff or Cutting. ' GeU4t" Always Work) - tho old. flnvoge way. "Gets-It" la Uio moilern, painless, simple way. lAuin over and put two drops of "iotH-H" on tho corn, put your Blocking- nnd shoe rifjht on OKaln, uiut foiKft tho corn. Pain Is euaed. Gotn-jf has revolutionized the treatment of corns. It never irri tate the truo flesh. You'll slop llmnlupf on the side of your shoe, ft tul do a way w 1 th k reaRy sn I vcs. bunAItnR- bnndiiK(. . thick pluaters anU painful intihods, Uso "Gets-lt", U'h common flense. "t8-H," tho Buarantced, mon6y ' hae li.cii'n-romovi thoonlyHuro way, com l s hut n tvlila ut any drutT Hture. WI'd by IS. Lawrence&Co .Chiuugo, ill. Topless Sport Model Look Your Best and Be Comfortable in a mmmm mm m '- m m V- m ..".'-. mtm. , ' i "lhe Wolt at the Uoor" . A lioaltliv, robust saving.s acedmit luips tho "Wolf fron'i tlie Door." : It's a liarricr ngninst many of tho ,- evils wlu'eh Lesct pooplc witli smnll . : 3in nines. - - ' '. ' .' : . How is j t w i th you 1 " Do i ou keep -a savings account? A snvinj?s ai'fount at our bank ena bli s oiiieii, clerks, jiicelianiivs ami : r (itlicrs to accumulate a reserve that will be available in times of need. Are nlwyivc ffiml iviclv fn lwilp vtn . in Miiir cflort to save money witli wlncli to keep "The Wolf from tlio Door." ff-A1in 1 !) punuiier ui coo matcnai rtfi , : : .") V ' . 7 Await your Inspection in our dress Roods depart ment. Pretty voiles, silks, ltd lawns. poite.ee ahd many liKUreu , .Member Federal (lescrve System La Grancle National Bank LA (IRANI) K, OREGON Si i All the shades for sprinff and summer wear. ; We invite your Inspec tion before buying. ' ,: mtmamimietmmimm ' TPicardie Voile In Blue, Hose, Sky, -Lavender, Silver nnd S yellow, 40 inches wide.. -.. . , - ' " - . Trice 7Sc per yard, - . ! :, Grey, Sky,-Pink' and -J?ose are the shatloa in tlie next " grado tfoilo, 40 inch- . , ' ' j . , fried 40c. per yard. S ' Many figured patterns, in all shades: Plaids, Stripes ! and Dots. " I - 1'rlccs 2'ic, 35c, 45c, 60, and 75c. ; . , ' Hawaiian Silk a li(jht weijrht mnleiial, of Silk finish, Sky, Navy, Black, White nnd Hoso.v .16 inch. . , '.. .." 1 Price 45c per yard.' Palm Beach Cloth, in Natural, Navy, Blue, Green nnd Plaid patterns. 86 inch, Vriye 45c nnd 50c per yard. Nakata Silk (like Ponpree) in Natural, Blue nnd pink. ' , An ideal fabric for summer wear. 30 inch. , Price 75c per yard. Cotton' Pone;oo, in all fiRurcd patterns dots, stripes and art patterns. Also In blue figured. - . .' Prices 30c to 75c per yard. Silk Ginphnm in plaid patterns. Green, 'Rose, Tan, Blue, Pink nnd Black all combined in beautiful plaids. ' Price $1.25 per yard. M J vsponzinir oointi. Tn Rrl Tmu-M gasoline they form n contmuoui , uniform chain givinKt-jdv,deiJcnJabli- power. Look for the Red Crown sign. STAN.DARD OIL COMPANV (CalllorDiaj ! SAVE YOyiJ TII'I.KSS SHOH-LACES j t We can put the tips back on in one miijutc. Whenever i you pull the tip off come In and we'll put it on for you. Store , opens at 7JJ0 p.m. yaflPiiMiwahliCBy Store Closes fi p.m. F. L. tllLY, LA GRANDE, ORE. ' GOLDEN RULE CO., LA GRANDE, ORE. W. H. BOHNENKA'MP CO., LA GRANDE: ORE.' CLYDE KIDDLE, ISLAND CITY, ORE. UNION HARDWARE CO.. UNION, ORE. , 1'. - w m m ATM SHINES AND SAVES SHOES Teach the Children to Save Simple economies practiced now will develop thrift and independence later, r ShukhA in the key-opening iox is good for over 50 shines and makes shoes last longer. DOES NOT RUB OFF WHEN WET ShikoiA Home Set v - FOR POLISHING , Genuine Bristle Dauber and Lambs' . wool roiisner, tnat just nts tne 0r nana, makes it easy to get children to shine and save. ' Ask Nearest Store BLACK TAN-WHITE RED ki HoME Set : j it. oven. Make all measures level. MAY MURPHY; KinerROney Home Demonstration Asent. Just ns IniKO a batch nf bread iih neeessnry may bo inii.le by niultlply Inir the receipt ns innny limes ns do lied. llownver, betlor try out onn loaf for the then adapt the FkONT LACE CORSET the unlv corset with the patented VENULE Back nnd Front Shield !!o fitted (o the corset designed for your figure. 'J'here are LA CAMII.I.K MODELS for every . figure. They nre nhvays fitted by n scientifically trained cor- setier. This siviee goes with the first time, and I corset and such comfiirt. reeeint til vnurl A full lire of thi l:ittKt mnilnlc nl. - A (food bye and (rood luck ts to he .needs. - I ways on hand. Priced at 2.00 and - extended to the boys who are coine; Yo" 1,1,vp stood sinuneh nnd true '.up. . . :on nil other wnr work, nml now Is! .way. Th. farewell take. v torn, , SPlo d(lwn j PattlSOIl . v iwmuii Miinv mi win k"! ; im us wnn 1111s wneni tiour pvopns- in common feeling nnd fruteniity 'll,,n- in 'v... ... t . . 1 ,u ! "Mude or no wheat. 1 H1"- with thou mho are Ut stand the .,, ,. ,,., ,. ,,, I Corsetiere 170'.' Oak.- . Phono Red 3221 CALL MAIN 43 FOE THE FOOD Administration Says J..ot',s make .On-jron . AV: need nil tli,. AVhcnt J .uiu: Jinvs over fhmv. 1 Wheal less Stal e. our to Kond to Vol): liavc the followinjr suhstitiitcs for .Uat. .l'lour liici.vlieatr l''Uur. Corn Flour, liarlcy Flour, C.oih Meal, Hire, Paurako Fresh Slrawherries every morning. PHONE MAIN 43 J.' G. Snodgrass 1: ' ' ' "' " " " ' "; Save the Wheat ?y ., ushifr more Milk. At this time of the year there is always a surplus of milk, lly ' using-, more Hiilk, you ean save on the .Flour Supjily. ; Save inoney, heemise Milk is cheai) er than FIoiU";! Jt contains all of the food elements that, arc necessary to luildup the ' Jdy.. lie .patriotic,' drink 'more milk, eat more potatoes and Save the Wheat. ." ' , Pure Milk & Cream Company THE TENTH ANNUAL LIVE STOCK Will beheld at Union, Oregon. June 5, 6 and 7, 1918 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY The Association announces that the 191S show - , will po the equal in the display of exhibits and thrilling arena and track events of any show j-ct held on these grounds, and invites the cot operation and assistance of, stock-growers and the general public. . ; Free Entrance, Free Feed 'i and Free Shelter FOR ALL EXHIBITS. Send to the" Secretary for Classification Hook, and further information. Come to the Stock Show and brings your friends. ... Remember the Dates And Plan to Attend the Show