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LA UkAMlK OiiSEUYKK
THiDATiLvy 31. 1918 1
' ' - t ' ' that it tontribotes practically notfr
TIC : VDSCrVCriiiK to a settlement of the issue by
A Independent Newspaper . force of arms. It kill tompari.-
' " " ' I lively few women and children who
jcould not participate in the war an
fder -any circumstance, ami it ia the
EXCriXENT PltTl'RE AT STAB. 1
1-uMishad Daily and Weekly at
: I Craude, Oregon. .
Jul firomle Evening Oheerver -
Publishing Company.
BRUCE DENNIS. Publisher. '
i NEW TODAY!
has yet presented to .iM'0 l EXT -Furnished apartmea.
of that house the oei 130 1 cnn Ave; 5-SJ-M.
' One of the beat program picture
that ' the aianageaitnt of the Star
.Theater
patrons
'MKMOtilAI. IUV imiOl'lll.lIK-:""' w snown nun mn. n j.0R KENT Two room furnkhed
Wa.erly Ap
2t. ; 1-31 tr!
essentially and despicably low down1 ' A VKTIM OK CANCMC Mlm while Margery Wilson is billed
.ui. ,,, rwmam, hvf m il lllV) HKTritXS fr'luiM the atari it aeeroed to the writer that
' y.Y VOIEK. WB migniy naru mina mi pic - w.,. ...
La Grande. Oregon, a Second-class :sdpted that call for, retaliation, j
Matter. - - t few raids that the allies, th. I ranv
& roomed 1
out any one pereon ai the atar aa bouae with gunge. I'hone n 3662. j
a-.ii w
May JO. I Special I breach one of 'the charactera played,
IiUmh All i'riv. m IITii.allnm ! ' ' . ' ' . ... . -, . .. . :,i.t.. -. . Ithaiv mi f fi i nnirfa f a wbm 1 ... . i 1
nrtS MM Brftiah principally, Java 'mod nave memorial uay . "- "" ' iFOK BALE OH RKNT
City Official Paper. County Official !,ho"r that the ,lwtruc,""nea icjrand Army o! the Repuhlle and thej The picture i full of action and se-
raper. '.been on a mucn more tnive ' Wnmnin Keller i;orps, assisted oyverai goon ngnis are puueo on uur-
i. i i v . .rn,iw'u. 11 inflteiMl W the German, the children of the achoola. The ! ng the tellinr of the atory. A prt
' ' Pre Atoilori. I. , v ... lexerclsea were held at the Methodist ty little Jove story winds through foK KENT
Two lota and i
& room houae. Kiay terma. Call '
evenings 2D20 Eat Q St.
6-31-2t p:
On Sale la Other Cities
riiiii ifihnrch. the addreaa lielnK delivered ; the Blot and takine it oil In ail it' light hoiiM-kernlne
Jr'ial S;SM,!,i-'' But they have been
Multnomah Hotel New Stand, 'long enough to induce the originators
Portland. , ' o( thf i()ea to e8 or a Iet.up fft.
!a temporary period. The truce- w.
have only been in progress a ehorihy tne Rev. Walker. The program is a mighty gool picture.
Purnihhed looms fori
151 2' Adams,
two block from enter of town.
I'hone a Sol. 5-31 tf
(an Church vwteroav. Hrr rlpath nnH th nnrlilmn the ronnlrv i left mineen lamns mr Bale. juquire
kept in guwl faith by the Britisr- loccured in a Portland hospital wherejin after a siege. IE is a very inter-W- B.rt. Starkey, Oreeon.
Cer !'t was foiind necessary to amputate -esting and instructive film. Thei . - 4-ZJ-14t
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Br Carrier
Daily, per month .-'"65e and Yathlessly violated by the
Dally, per three months.,.. $1.5
Dallv. tier six nwnth In advance $3.75 man''"
Daily, per year in advance...... 7.5; May tie it is all for the best. There band, three little children and a
Daily, single eony... 5,ned now lie no more hesitancy. Ani'11081 of friends to mourn her loxs.
By Mail . i ... , .... . 'She was a member of the Daughter (
liai y, per year in aavanee .w.wo - - r;of RKb.kah, which organiKitlon at-
Twil suae siw monr ka In Htrwv 19 fifl t -... r . (
........... ... Kule(I , rai(ll( rrom lne alr on Ufcr ,fn0P( the funeral jn a body.
Daily, three months in advance. .11.251 . i ., , , ..'
rinilu rr month 50e!man soil, may thank their own coun 1 Mr- ann a'r.- 1,fK
rhm s.tnUw Kvenlnw Observer, bv'.....' - ... .. i1-" Orande .. attended the Cadweli
.. , . ryincn ir ueing accessoncs to ine-f-tt.i in J.a
mail, per year in advance $1.50 , ' .runeral, al-o Mm. Oilfillnn and
Weekly ObserveeJitar, by mail, pr;munler. Ruth a thing would never daughter.
year in advance... .i. ,,, ., ,h. The funcml of
.i i - . i. . , . fi'- . . . i . rt: . : . I i
wis con (I fluff u. mts crmwi.yrjr, . u c vMiiiiufr lorjtKt nts uuicui wni ,
where a large crowd had gathered picture that is on the same program.)
to pay tribute to our Nation's dead, fit shows the treatment accorded the'
funeral fcervlces for Mrs. C L. 'Herman nrisoners bv the Cntrlish ami I
railvotl verv helfi at the f'rr.vtr- ' ilv hoilra urn. of the hanlefiiiiiln -'Hava elghtnca grade Llncolns and
ISHKKI KOIt HAI.K
lef iclds 1
is left lhl1
!lfen. the hone helnr affActft hv.Anfir nmamtm wilt h vivah Kiynin 1
icancer. The deceased leaves a hus-! tonieht for the last time. ' Don't
About HbenroatlMO.
miss trying that new
5-31-lt 'Sundae "Ovr-r the Top"Mr. Coin at I
Siherthorn'a Fountain- knows bow!
itn make them.
I -" Dally 5-29-tf
MstssasstaMastaslaslMasllar',
THE FARMER AND I
THE BUSINESS MAN j
AW must feed - juiir army. ; i.ecil a wuxl
wheat mtp this year ami .wt look t' tho" fa'
litcrs of tilt- ciiiintrv to (fiv! it to u.s.
nne cuceot for the nersistenc-i ineiuncnil or Kay Clark who
. . . oi incer at ine not itse
enemy in im siy.e o. wair laanatorium wns
fare. The German militarist are tot t afternoon at the
.r. . .. ....
TthrTin'.itl.i.i raatvHi 'more nain
fin,n"n "'ird suffering than any other dls-
I ease, for 'the reason that It Is the
most coninieu.nf all Ills, and It
oertcfnly gratifying to sufferers to
know that there Is a remedy that
will afford . relief, and make rest
and sleep passible. . It Is called
held yesterday
residence of his
directly killing their own people an ;,are,'t t-'nloa and "; fj,ambcrlnln's Liniment.
! .. , ' largely ottcnrtii by neighbors and
digging their own graves.
j Them la no ithj.r wnv tr 4'
friends.
i Mfs Liillen Hutchinson la here
... t . i u ............ .v.n .... . CIl IU t
a.ura niw continue, me air, raid;. ; mother, Mrs, J, H, Hutchinson.
Olisarvcr advertising will bring re.
.t. fti ... ti i tf UI..T.I . r.-..i- it tajtan Mfivii SAiisHnsi
-My Ceuntry TI of Thee, iweet Land ' ' ' "amy """ 'wnH IT An Til I II lUUndCLr I
:. Liberty." . t-. cry ''enough." ,. '-e . ia
' niiHiit'iit-tiMi ir in past year at
ithe State College of Washington re-
A THING WITHOUT HONOR.
, Ml GROW POTATOES
President Wilson's characterisation'
of the German military machine ns'BoyS and GIrfS Urged to Become
a thtniv ttmhjtii linnrt" ha Ihak f
proven to be correct over and over
1 again. The latest proof of perfidy
awl lack of the commonest compunc
tion of honor is the shelling of hos
pitals and the bombarding: of Paris
u ts that form no just part in civt
: listed warfare to begin with, and
which are all the more dastardly
when com m Med in the faco of an
understood truce during the season
of a religious observance,
Throujh intervention of the Vati
can the Pope at . Rome there was
an understanding that such work
would be suspended during the time
i the people were to assemble for a
religious communion. The pact was
flagrantly broken and the hospitals,
sought out by the glare of artificial
lirhts so that they could be found,
were subjected to a rain of ghraprml
and explosives . for the purpose of
maiming and killing the Red Cross
nurse and the wounded soldiers.
' Of course, an outfit like that is
without honor and incapable of em
tcrlng an agreement for peace. Thej
arc demonstrably capable only of th(
limit of treachery even worse th-.n
over displayed by the savages. ;
But the end of It, will come. Tl.,
curse of Almighty God is upon
them.' French hospitals and ' Uo
Cross and the places for worsiup wll
be rescued from the savagery of Me
Hun. It will tnke a little time, nm
not so very long time either from
the present outlook In Franco, n-.d
the rapid movements of American
troops will soon settle it all for th
mud dogs of Europe.
The .dawn of the dny for eternal
reckoning is about to break. Thert
cnn be no other outcome and then
' eon lie no pence until if it becomes
absolutely necessary there is i.ot
a Ormun militnrlst left to fire n
bomb.
This Is to nnnnunco
Shores' Tuxt Is nK.Hn located lit the j,
Sonnnnr Hotel, where culls will be;
answered dity or iiIkIiI, with Ihef
u, mil priiiuiilni'ss ami service. I
' 1IKN V. KIIOItKS. I
5 2H 4t Mnnngpr.jNn.
Dr; nrnw'iiRtoii Is nunln In hlsi
olflce nfter a ten days nbpenre.
TIIKRE IS NO OTIIKR WAV.
Most wonderful patience hns been
disclosed on the purt of the iillies
fur not sooner retaliating on the
Germans for the inhtimnn methods
' of raiding defenseless and iwn-mili-Umt
people.
It wns found In the enrlitr his
tory of this country that the only
of fee live way to dispose of the war
like Indian wns to combat him li..
his own methods. It Is the sanr.
vy with the Hun.
Fimilly an air crew returned fro:x
a raid over German territory ; Ik
which iiliout eighty people were left
to be buried in one grave. People
shudder from the Idea, but what else
ih there to be doneT
. The thing that makes the German
system so much more despicable ls'r,iuj ju,,D J 1918.
"Patriots." .
turned home to spend the summer
vacation with her parents Mr. and
The l.ee," Jones, (lTnil8on iS
:Sloan (anilliea motored to Wlngv
(last Sunday to help John Slel
Sicelcbral.e his fifteenth birthday,
t .-Mrs. Harvey Grout's brother
'come down from Washington to hi
H'willi the farm work. The yol
ij-yiljJlisioiit o( hlgh,school. j
i TTrs. 1. L '.'.a'kuutrrWm.aTSej
Woodcraft Potato Clubs, Founded by
f rnest Thompson 8eton, Will
Compete for Medals.
rear wer. m.. I .; Anva tnm "d the
trlotlc Impulse. o tel. inenHe our
for.d supply. This year there Is a see- , '. . PCr f Seattl8 nr
ond reason, the need to do all that we rlVfd ,n L"kn on a vlBit and "
can to nvold further congestion of Memorial Day.
frelglrt shipments. On account of ' W' 8no"k wa " La Grande
their bulk In shipment, potatoes nro !T"or Tuesday,
therefore one of the most important ! 'iuriS Jl'! p?tPr"4"wp Jtl'Bi rjicrt'
of the vegetables for homo griming milch at North Fowdor for Memorial
and because of this the work of the !Dy and to attend the Cadwell fun
Woodcraft Potato clubs, founded Inst jeral. ' .
yenr by Krnest Thompson Seton. Is Mrs. W. I). Gassett, formerly or
meeting n henrty response. These Union, now of Caldwell, Idaho, has
elnb of boy and girl 'rHllntrlots', .as .'been visiting In Union tor the past
Mr. Ketmi hns dubbed them, flourished j few days. 1 '
In 26 states last year and the Indlcn- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Btit7cln are
tlons are that their ltumher will much I the proud poncssors of a baby boy
more thnn donbU, this spring. Their jborl, at Ht Lake May 28.
slogan Is "Grow a bushel of potatoes Mr MlnnlB A. .,, . M -
HELP NATURE TO DEFEAT THE
DISEASE IN YOUR BODY.
Tvn nri th ttahlz tit) not tr'ivn nn:
Nftturn Is try (.iff ts.rvnyoii in ctmquur
iK tin? nmiii max may exir,
K hlfMwt. vim, nitirtt'. vitfitlty, af
m lacKiittr. t wuiujer you are nrv-
otid save a bnshel of trnnspnrtiitlim."
There are no dnes or fee and any
boy or girl who Is willing to rnlse at
least 24 hills of potatoes cnn secure a
Wofwlcmrt Pfttnln elllll l.llltn.t ..n.t
comnete for the medals ami iri7e t.ir jfaturday
merelv npollinir a, nMnW ThAjbeen. In
Mary J. Mlnnlck. retiring president
and treasurer respectfully, of the
Department of Orogon Woman's Re
lief Corps, returned from Seaside
nicht, where they had
attendance at the Rtate
beudnuartera are nt 18 West Twenty I Assembly of ; Iluheknbs, following
Ninth street. New York. A special i"10-Department Convention of the
elnss for older members who wish to 'Woman's Relief 1 Corps over .which
rnlse a larger crop offers to each mem- ! Hnlrd presided nt Albany us
ber raising ono bushel or more a spe- jltB executive head. ilrB. Ilaird's
rial certlflcate fur rendering .patriotic administration wns a very successful
service nod a gold tnodnl will be i one and she was the reclnieni nr
awnrdeil for the largest crop. Jt la (many beautiful gifts.
suggested Hint members contribute
the proceeds of their crops to some
War fund, but this Is not required.
The competitions mid prizes are
onen to those who mav alrendv
working In a home conservation or !
garden club. In most states, potatoes J
planted during the first Imlf of May j . IN
on us wen ns mosc punned earner;
but, whether or not you
planted your potatoes,
litte to enroll In Mr. Meton's ergnnlzn'
ltd dittcfitirairi'.!.
Wliv not cnll Ui rmir nlil n. strnnrr.
d'fMHlatitn ally? r. 1Utv'
Mcilicul Disco V(ry inn for nearly fifty
yen hi urovtMi iu morit ns it iwa iKJtt-r-
f itl tofHt a ml MfMtfl iiuilifi-r Ui thn rn;my
tliotwuiMlt who havo hvfit nMiiruwi to
8xl ln;ultli by Ha uo.
cHftr iito njaifi lunsnt. nil 01
unttf?ljtlv tkiu fnaible. l-t thU rpmark
Ktilo rriii'tly rid yiwir ly of tlx Ini
P'tritltM of tlm 'IiIimnI. h i. I. tomt (inJ
ttrt'iitfthen yon.- H often ctirt the lliitfor
Inft rlironic I'oiich.
Dr. I'icrin'n Htiton M!Irol Dlwovery
la fihsoliiUtly lu rln;!,- (rf from uli'ul:.!
or iliiiiffi'i'ouit Imiiit-forfnintf dni. Ait
dr.igtats. 4.i(jai(i or tabU tii. .
PnRTi.Avn. mrt."l crrt.iinly fun roc
mr.tucntl IHx'lor I'h'nir's uUit-u Mtiirul
Pffifl": 1 Had l; r tnniljln m h.nl
mm. i i na ju.t
yi-IUiw nmt liiia hi-
p iniiioii. nno i a&
J wak iiml iHTvtMiH.
I iliu'ltlmi to try
Dr. I'icrc? (ioiticn
M.tlicnl Dii'oveiy
and his ' Kavoribo
i'rpsrriptitni I
Uk .six oottles of
vucii and yua a
wi'll woman.
" Mv InislKtnd had
troiihlowlth Iiirtsrff. Ih wai very weak.
I ruvo him ' Uiwovi-ry and Et ntri-d him.
I cammtsiMk uwfiili!vof Dr. I'liTctVs
ReniRdiin." MiL4. Fiifcu i'Arrtn.ios, uw
Klrliy .Street.
Piiirn.AMD.ORRO. "For l)illon?inw3 anft
torpid liver uil ttHreffiiiaUi tho howH,
thr Ih imthinK that mn oqiml DotUtr
I'ilfrco't) I'luaxunt iVIittUi. 1 Jmvo usd
tln-.m over twiiLy years a;nl havo always
latnul Ihem khI." A. W, ItUMWiHKVK
jtfj.Kr.th Stn-et, N. f
fi mm :i
I: ! . 0M ;
mi . .
Topless Sport Model
Look Your Best and Be
Comfortable in a '
a I crt am li t n
FRONT LACE CORSET !
the only corset with the' patented
VENTILE ;
Back and Front Shield :
Be fitted to. the corset designed for';
your figure. There ore ,
LA CAMILI.E MODELS ?
for every figure. They are always;
fitted by a scientifically trained cor-:
setier. This service goes with the
corset and such comfort. j
A full line of the Intest models nl-;
ways on hand. Priced at $2.00 and :.
up. j ,
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
Res. 1702 Oak. Phone Red 8221
But We Must Clothe Our Army
That moans wool and wo look to every man
in the country, to conserve his supply, of wool.
It's not 'a -difficult task buy the. best'---all
wool clothes. They wear twice ; ate loiif. No
noed of wearing out two, throe or four suits a
year; it's not economy or patriotism.- .
i . J5e sure of "quality by wearing
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES
Thev's all Wool and made for long wear.
$25, $27.50, $30, $32.50 and up to $60
Evorv Wuit Guaranteed. '
aa.iwir.w..,iMa.i!ijMr
laasaaaaayaspay.i)pa(s(iij
CHANGE
WStsiTRAIN SERVICE
tlon of "potntrlnts."
ON THK
Mirror of Polities. j
Tell me wluit kind of a man governs i
n people, you tell me. with much ejact-
ness. what the net sum tntnl of social I
worth In that people lias for some time I
been. Carlylo.
UNION PACIFIC
SYSTEM-.
TO TAKE EFFFXT
'IsWatslslWtaslwiislsllisfls
f
Save the Wheat
. ly using more Milk. At this tinie of jthe
year'there is always a surplus of milk. I iy
using more milk, you can save on the .Flour
Supply. Save money, because Milk is cheap
er than Flour. It contains all of the food
elements that are necessary to build up the
- )hi1 Ho patriotic,, drink more milk, , eat.
more potatoes and Save the. "Wheat. ,
Pure Milk & Cream Company
XiiewgissaswiwswswjsniMrypaspW)
THE TENTH ANNUAL
LIVE STOCK
NOITICE.
,;ir;Sunday,June2,'18f
KASTHOL'NI).
t Denver, Omaha,
and
I will not be responsible
bills, debts, or contracts made by'
anyone bearing the name of Moore,'
except where I personally order i' "
goods or personally enter into con-!
t.ai.1. nil.unlf
fiEOllGE E. MOORE, Xo. 6 raker, Salt Lake
R.D., No. 2, Ilox.IB, I.n Grande. City and Kpst.... 11.1.ri a.m.
B-20-fit ,Xo. 20. linker mid wnv
li.Ai K ty in I ".i si."" stations
Kansas. Cily
East .
4iS a.m.
I No. IS linker, Iloisc, Salt
that the, i ..i... citv n,..r
Chicago anil KiihI
cru Cities
4 p.m.
WKSTHOIN1I.
Pendleton, The Dal
les, Hood River,
Portland
,X. Pendleton. The Dal-
S.'-'O p.m.
2.20 n m.
.MI'KT ki:c itn ruin PldtMIT
X.
- Prom and after tills date persons
di-slrlng to burn rubbish or refuse
of nny kind ution their property
must first secure n pornilt from the
Fire Chlef T.nrtt,SSON. j He aircful tu imiuiro of the Agent j
Chief of . Orande Klro Ileum t-!Mt ttto, f"r m"re 'omplete Infor-:
Irs, 1 1 cod River, j
Portland and way
stations .t.l'i n.m.
17 Pendlclnii, The Dal- j
Irs,' Hood River, . j
Portland nnd prin- j
cipal way stations R.ln n.m..
ment.
"The Wolf at the Door"
'A healthy, robust savings account
kee.ps the "Wolf from the Door."
Jt's a harrier against many of the
evils which beset people with small
incomes. ,
How is it with you?
Do you keep a savings account?
A savings account at our hank ena-
'Ides women, clerks, mechanics and
others to accumulate iV reserve that
will bo available in times of need.
We always? stand ready to help you
in vour effort to save nionev with
which to keep "The Wolf Troni the
Door.'.'
Member Federal Reserve Sestrm
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON
imnt'nn, imluding fares, sleeping rat'il
l.l-3t iavrvicn, and other. .iliuui. ..,,ti JfJS
SHOW
I laaaaas
' f vlpv -p";-t vse'.
Will be held at Union, Oregon.
June 5, 6 and 7, 1918
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
v
The Association announces that the 1918 show
will be the equal in l.lio display of exhibits and
thrilling arena and track events of anv show
yet held on these, grounds, and invites the co
operation and assistance of stock-growers and
the general public. '
Free Entrance, Free Feed
and Free Shelter
FOR ALL EXHIBITS.
Send to the Secrelary for Classification Book
and further information. Come to the Stock
Show and brings your friends. '
Remember the Dates
And Plan to Attend the Show
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