La Grande evening observer., July 01, 1918, Image 4

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LA flRANJTjia EVENIKO -UBS Hit V Kit
T?i8 Observer
v,A liitstiaaant Mewaaapf
. ' flubllahad Dally jftd Weekly at
La Cnnda, Orefwn.
r Xa Grand Evening Observer
Puhliahlrur Company.
BRUCE DENNIB. Publisher,
., Entered at tha Puatof fica at
La Grande, Oregon, ai Second-cl
Mattar. '
Address AH Communication to
Tha Observer, 1710 Sixth Street
..City Otficm. fnper. County Official
roper.
Evening Telegraph Report of United
' Preaa Association.
' On Sale In Other CUIe - '
Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland.
. Imperial New Stand, Portland.
,r jMuitnomah Hotel New Stand,
i i Portland. -' ' i '
'landing up fur hia adoytod conn
liiy is ax loyal an the man f any
other nationality, ..and .there are now
all told but about 6,000 Qormany
enemy aliens whom ,' It halt been
found neoessnry to Intern.
A newspaper discovered evidence
of the first attempt of 'the German
propagandists and obstructionists
in America. ' This was found out
even before the government offi
cials got' any direct clue. - The
press led In the work of squelching
the) blaze bofore It got a good stmt
toward a fire. - '
' Nothing ' denotes, however, the
splendid spirit , and fabric, of our
form of government thnn the fact
that the newspapers of the country,
regardless of political leaning have
come to the front as a Solid unit In
support of the president. Republi
can papers have been ns ardent us
the papers of opposite political lean
ing and all have subordinated their j
own conflict of opinion In the way
jnf .partisanship to the one great
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' mall, per year In advance..... $1.60 be some beauliful political -right.
Weekly Observer-Star, by mail, peri the ruliire as there have been
- l
- """""-- tn ""1 past, hut such things now are
trivial "Bide Issues compared to -the
Issue where the good or all and
the very essonae or democracy Is
at,- slake. ,- ..- .:. ;.
; Jn the race of, all this loynlty of
the press there Is onoo In a while a
hint and even direct charge that
tho newspapers are, controlled and
work only tor sinister interests and
purposes. Such a claim : springs
from rank Ignorance and is liuitun-
od in tho mast hopeless slujildUy. .
, w, ,-
My Country Tl of The, IwhI Land
. f Liberty.1', ..- . '
FLASHPGHfs""
He I happiest who doein expect
all the Joy In the world.
Fleas may be good for dog, but
the trouble is to keep them on the dog.
The follow who doesn't expect aome
nay to better bl beet has ajuat all am
bition. . '
. !
We' can stand for a lot of things, bnt
the man who I sure that the other
fellow Is subsidized give us a large
sized pain.
The little boy may not knew rt bnt
he'll never get another auit that will
give him as much Joy as that first cor
duroy outfit. ,...,.;..'
One of the things a, young girl bas to
discover for herself la that a man may
look well In a dress auit and still be a
poor provider.
Sooner or loter every fellow hope
he'll com to the lime , when the doc.
tor will think him rich enough to order
South for the winter.
There are over 4,000 language
spoken by mankind. Some authorities,
however, think that a century hence
there will be only four language of
Intportanoe In the world.
A few minutes a day In an elec
tric cafe giving high frequency wave
enables a man to get along with lesa
food, accruing to a Paris scientist.
What la known to scientists aa "mat
ter" Is composed of electrons, and
these are the absolute units of elec
tricity. People' Home Journal.
STRANGE SIAM
fantasy ereated
' A humming bird
from porcelain.
..WAS' I.OYAI- TO l.A (JIUYDti.
La Orande loses a loyal friend In
.the death of Peter Kuhn. His loy
alty whb expressed by works as
'Well as words. .He came' to Orande
Hondo In 1862, when thore wore
not many, others to begin the, work
of establishing a community and
jimnotliig Its' Interests. One of the
(list things to be looked after was
pi at of schools, . Mr.,, Kuhn t was
& member of the , board of directors
eontlniinusly of tha old Blue Moun
tain University. He contributed In
money to the extent of his ability
and the Institution also had the
advantage of his mechanical skill
In .the establishment or the build
ing andlatS'Trttrhlshlnglh of
which was gratuitous. . -
- The, interesting discourse heard
at the clmutaitqtia a few evenings
ao was but a repetition of the
experience In La Orande nearly half
a century ago when the people re
lied upon themselves In the way of
providing for the generations com
ing on. Peter Kuhn was In the
front with all such men. .
While a ' considerable portion of
his biter years was with his child
ren In Portland, he never forgot
La Orande, and never stayed away
from his old home for any periods
bnger than he could reasonably re
main. . His heart , was' always wlth
La Orande; he proclaimed that fact
wherever he went.' It was a part
of his personal pride. i ;'vt '
It -was appropriate -when his re
mains were laid away Saturday ev
ening that there should be gather
ed so many" of his former neigh
bors -and nssnclales to pny a final
tribute, to Due . who was alwnys a
st end fast friend to them Olid to his
. old home. "
ALL AUK t'MTKD.
That English newspaperman who
used to ho known as Arthur Ham
ersley tells in a Paris publication
of his admiration for Tfosldent Wil
son, and that one among the P'd.ft
Dependability- that's it, It Is right
that entitled us to your valuable pat
ronage. Sllvcrthorn's fountnin.
HOTIAI.1HT XOMIMIK ilAILKD.
ICugene' Debs Arraiteil
' e lK I'lKplonnge
'or Vinlat-Law.
CLEVELAND, July 1. (By Unit
ed Press.) Eugene Debs, Socialist
leader and four-times nominee or
the party tor the presidency, was
arraigned In the rederal court here,
today -on e charge of violation of
the espionage law. : He waived any
change In the indictment and ' will
undertake his own pleadings gt the
trlhl. His bonds were fixed - at
110,000.
o : .
. PROM DON MEYERS
Eastern Oregon Boys Are Established
at Camp Lewis
A letter received from Don Meyers,
formerly of the Arcade and Star
then ties and now at Camp Lewis,
states that all the Eastern Oregon
boys are getting along fine. They all
stood up and received the shot in the
arm and went through the ordeal with
out a flinch. All have been provided
with arms and uniforms. Mr. Mey
ers is. a member of 25th Company, 7th
Battalion, lfiG Dept. -Engage.
SEVERE AUTO ACCIDENT
Two Occupants Are Injured When
Car Overturns.
Kay : Ford 'sustained n broken
sholudcr when a Ford car he was
driving Saturday . afternoon over
turned. The accident happened near
Washington avenue while he was driv
ing down Oak street. A lady and lit
tle' child were in the car and the child
was rendered unconscious. Tho in
jured man ant) child are nt the hos
pital.
WILL HE APPEALED
C L. Busick Sentenced to Pay a Pine
of Three Hundred Dollnra
C. L. Busick, of Union, found guilty
by the jury of the charge involving
Illicit sale of liquor, was up for sen
tence before Judge Knowles nt 10
o'clock this morning. The fine Im
pose! was $:I00. Notice of appeal of
est of tho president's achievements j the case to the supreme court has ni
la tho manner In which the United
States has been cemented In the
race, or t!e,i innn propaganda and In
BPlte nf the foreign Influences ev
erywhere present when war was de
clared In this country.
That Is a very nlco compliment
ready been filed by the attorneys for
the defendant.
o
DESTltOVEHS IN tMl!AT
l.oiig llnnge llnttle Itcsnlls in A
Draw.
LONDON,' June an. (tly United
Preaa.) -nKour British destroyers
WOHK OH I'KillT.
Seventy
Men Huhponaed
York Today.
In Xew
arid President Wilson Is recognized .ongngeil eleven (lormnn destroyers
joff the llelglan coast In a long
In a good many ways. But tt wasrBnge baUle on Tlim.Bdnyi 10 ,,.
Dot the President alone who put this nilralty has announced. Neither
country on this-basis. It was the:'"1 materially Unmage.i
spontaneous mipport or the press
without regard to partisanship that
did as much as any other one thing i
to solidify America.
There Is little doubt that the
Prussian militarists relied on the
work and Influence of 'about IS.-
000,000 people or direct
descent . and proclivities, aided by
a well organized system nf their
own to keep Hie United States out
of the war. How far they succeed
ed In that aim la better shown in
NEW YORK, July 1. (Tly United
Press.) Seventy men have been
siibpenaed under the new fight
.work ordw, which became effective
German today. The government started
first with gamblers, ticket specu
lators, pool room habitues, tea
roomers, criminals and park loafers.
Later they will raid the department
store clerks, etc. Fortv thousand
New Yorkers are affected.
the fact that th Oermin who l 'Job printing, The Observer, Mala 37.
A man plucking a peacock for dinner
under the trees.
Temples, many-roofed, pillared-"
minarets and towers and walls.
: The canals covered with boat of all
kinds; the markets held on the water.
The doggers of the hill tribes, In lint
silver cases, for sale in the Chinese
Junk shops.
The Jungles of the North creeping
about, the feet of the bronze Buddha,
sitting among ruined walls. : ' I
The elephant, a dirty gray, trumpet
ing petulantly at command, hia tour
great legs fastened with chain to the
floor. ,
The gambling hall, a large as a city
block, where the women, with abort
hair like bottle brushes, sit playing,
cross-legged on the floor, fanning their
babies in the stifling heat
.... .... . t'
The blue-eyed cats, lying with tuck-,
ed-ln paws ,ln the midst of the side
walk crowded with coolie; bananas;
black, clangorous crow against yellow
sunsets; adventurous naked bable:
wearing sliver anklets. Asia
I , HtAK ADMIRAL RODMAN j l
! 7 ,1
Xv&j ' id
fell
. 1:1
! j s
Jhzuz j$ ; ':'
.yrJSta&matmJt i , J
"'in' m .i. u.ttiU(jniilr J.i
. I I
odman, who li V !
-1 i &&rtttikci,4m&tmx
atea1W'liiiiu'i'i
Summer Underwear for Men,Women j
!' vou'll. he full
usual citd'H'V
alWugh R
Ui command ofthe United State bat.
ftleahlpg nown foreign water.
PEBSBiNG DIRECTS
ATTACK IN PERSON
"Washington. Oenornl Pershing, per;,
sonnriycnminandiid tho" recentf Amer-'
learn advance which resulted In the)
ce.pturo of Cantlgny with heavy Oer !
man losses. This information was
'given to the sonnto military affairs:
f committee at their weekly conforeuce!
with thewar council, t ' ' "
The council regarded (he situation,
on tho "western front as materially lm-
proyed. Not only. .had the German's
been halted everywhere, but counter''
attacks had netted tho allied armies
'substantial gains, thoy said. It was,
generally felt that tho allies had now!
brought up sufficient strength to hold;
Vie German advance.
Press rcportB of a concentration of j
German troops on the. Toul front were
not regarded as Indicating the proba- j
billty of a German tlrlvo In tout sector ,
the committee was told. V ,' i
HOMELY PHILOSOPHY
iMeSj
i
A smart dresser one who weara
mnstnrd plaster. .
The fly . eeason Is moat here both
baseball and house.
Nobody Is Interested when the baby
wind cuts Its teeth.
Some pass the contribution basket
around and others pass them up,
A girl Is following her natural bent
when she Is matrimonially Inclined. , '
Alrplntnly speaking, we can't have
too many of them to conquer the
enemy.
Seasonable recipes those ' calling
for pleuty of salt and pepper and cin
namon and spice.
Tailors and lawyers .ought to have
a fellow feeling for each other each
makes his living through suits.
r GLOBE SIGHTS
Women don't get over a love affair
nearly so quickly as men.
What has become of the type of
man known as a tin-horn gambler?
Did It ever occ,ur to you that the
battlelWd of France rhymes nicely
with fie kaiser's pnutsf
and
Children
"Cooper's Kenosha
; ; . Klosed-Krotch."
Pop Men t.lie cool,
uoii-irijtiitinj? under
wear for men in ser
vice aik men nt home,
JJuv the athletic Kt vie.
of your
in hot
weather. They can 't chafe they'll be soft and alisi.rheiit. The knit Urotch niul ' i
neat section insure perfect comfort. 1
AVhen he writes for Hurnmer uixlerwear for service, be sure and send him j
"COOPER'S" sold from signed boxes, which identify the genuine Cooper . ;
uuality. Many different fabri"?!, ppieed at $1:50 to $5.00. . - ' , !
A Big, New Liiie
V;.:;Vcf ;
Bathing Suits!
Both Men's and
Ladies' wool knit
mixtures and cot
ton suits. : :
tSpecinl attention
tu the new line of
Men's Bathing
Suits
in our window.
Pure avooI Jviiit,
bright colors with
stripes. -Prices,
'Men's'. $2.50 to $6
Women's ;;'.;
$2.25 to $7.50
-Children's 50c
and up.
r i
tjcciusive
agents
'ive 'yVUWjgjNG H Wamen
for A "ss"' A .e? and Children
V FINE QUALITY, NON.IRR1TAT1NG, UNION SUITS
WORU3 FAMOUOR FIT, DURABILITY AND WASI IABIUTY
Is it .worth somctiruig to Vou to know that when you
mv iIUINi.l!SUV hAl m ,acertain laDnc. vou ciin de
pend on its .being identically i,he same (iiality this year
as it was last year, and ycW before? True, the price bait
advanced a little, but in a Munsingwear garmeuts you
will still find the same perfN'tion of fit, and finish,. the
same exceptional comfort, durKbility, washability and big
value for your money; V .
' Women's, Misses' and (.IliillreyV suits in slither light
weight, fabrics, in summer sty les,ljit weigh but a few
ounces. . ' - . '
' y . ASK FOR MUNSTKG WEAR.
Ojien 8 a. ni.'
Close (5 p. hi.
Open Saturday
till 8::S0 p. in.
- A M W . W W tr ar t IW u 'WV -WTWM
s-..iiM'rr
Tte deposits In the 294 postal sar
in bonks throughout Bulgaria have
Vouched the unprecedented amount ot
$11,820,800.
According to a statistician In Eu- 4 ?X vampire Pauline fxW)
'rope only tw6 per cent of musicians j 111 Ln lo8cn Arc:,(l0 toduv " tomor
are bald ns commireil with 10 ncr 1 sow. Adv. - . : 7-I-2t
cent ot men ln other Intellectual pur
luits. . .
Union '
. Store
tasepiw1wPi
The United States produced about
6,940,000 short tons of salt last year,
the geological survey has estimated,
an increase of about 9 per cent from
the previous year. : )
Do you cveh stop to think of the
up-to-dntc good things you get nt
Silvcrthorn's Fountain.
Doing Good. '
Fcw.mcdicines have met with more
fovor oVaxcomplishcd more good than
ClmmberUiin's AC'olic and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Vohn V- Jnntsen, Dclemy,
Sask., saysVif it.V'I have used Cham
berlain's CojV and Diarrhoea Remedy
myself and iniy mmily, and can rec
ommend it as ?in," mi exceptionally
fine preparation. , . ..
The only good we can think about
an Atchison man Is that his bone
would make good fertilizer.
IN OTHER CITIES
Buffalo Is crusading against pistol
toting. .
Kansas City schools will tench food
retelling.
SOME
CORSET
1 FACTS -
Coming-r-Gne Day Only
JULY 6th
La Grande, Oregon
Courl
Comedy
Adv
itfr ni
dy.rc
There nrt
corsets nndnd corsets ,
A good cors molds iou to
its shape. Yoirvnold avioor
corset to your smnw. That
. is why your f igureSinuroves
Under the Influence oPVn nn
tistically designed nnd well
made rorsot.
nnd Cabarets Keystone i J ey1 e7"
ndc today. nnd tomorrow, i lllgvmi y&suju i
7-1-iit. i: " - F ron t LoofKJ
Itsvennn. O, has dedicated a new
Methodist church building.
Buffnlonlnna will ship ' apple
American soldier In France.
to S
1 1
l of course, good
id corsets,
, molds Juiu ti
irvnold nvnoo;
r shionc. Tha
iKUrevnurovei
SELLSTLOTt)
li!nBijlujOyabAM
U PEMOHMINC '
O-ELEPHANTS 20
!! HIPPO POTOMUS
The litood-tiwiatwg Behemoth
Aniens tht: U'iJ Si(ist in tht
Misfortune:
Are yi financially jireps-J'ed for niis-
yi'tune, should it come? .
A few, d(llar(s, or even a lonely ONE,
placed in yur, bonk today will be the
same as ai insurance policy against
niisfortune-f it hould call on you.
There is satisfaction in knowing you
are saving a liralo .each week or "month.
Tt adds to yonrVireAtagc, and is really
not a hail tlwng to do.
Yon will take keemyil) delight in watch
ing your account grow.
Why not commence today?
Member Federal Reserve System
La Grande National Bank
I. LA GRANDE, OREGON
MENAGERIE
" r O TTTJ OF
DlK 1 tt THE
RAINBOW"
' riiorrssoNAi. txrMvCANZA .
SIX HUNDRED PEOPLE. ATHLETES. CHAM
p;0K F.IDLR3, DANCERS AND CHORUS SIRLS
CHMniOr MOST MARVELOUS
OUlmlOL LOOKING PIECE OF
HORSEFLESH IN EXISTENCE
40GL0WHS-40
; M A K E VOU I.ALU'.H
GORILLA i
LIVE GIANT ADULT
THE .WAR
9F THE
. JUNGLE -
Tho Roila Water Fountain at Sll- J
venhorn's is pleasing all their pat-'j
rona. Al Cain is aure a vlnnerj
when It romes to nil the tine Soilaj
Water mixtures. Those speclulii
Sundaes please nil the lady custom-!'
era. 6-29-trli
1
nre desitined by the most
skillful nnd consequently the
highest paid designer In tho
business.
FAMILY ORUa STORK
r1
i:
PAULINE.
CEDLERE
TANK 5?k HALF MAN ij
r $ BIN.HI6H it
A if WITH - ( i;
HANflSOPaJ' i!
Mr. Grain Farmer:
Are you prepared to handle your grain in hulk? Do not
wait until Spring and Summer when you are buried with work
and worried with labor shortage, but build your grnneriea now.
You can buy the lumber and roofing paper for a first-clnss
1000 bushel portable granary for $54.08 and it will last for
years. Sacks for tho same amount of grain will cost you
(12C.00 and this would be a dead loss against this year's crop.
A granary of this size can be moved anywhere and can be
filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high priced
labor handling and sewing sacks.
The boys in the trenches nerd tho sacks for sand bags for
the protection of their very lives nnd perhaps your boy is
auiuiigr -mum.
Spend your money in
manufactured at home,
money goes to India.
your own 'Valley by buying lumber
nnen youimiy sacks part of the
BUILD YOUR GRANARIES NOW
Be prepared by buildinV them before the farming season
opens up. kfe sure to get l-ood lumber, well seasoned, as low
ajraac lumoer win give you iiroumc la a lew seasons. Don t
use green lumoer.
Save money keep what 1
and damage from exposure td
boys in the trenches; help win i
pou apeiid nt
weather lea
ho warby bui
home ovevent lna
leave the sacks for our
y building gianaries now.
2 BIG PARADES IN ONE
PERFORMANCES
fNMtt lina On. Hour F.rlrr. ' -
Portable granaries of this tyufe are universally used in
other sections. One trip withVa rihod team will haul the ma
terial for one granary. For pjTfirulnra as well ns price on
Union County lumber for jH farm tmrposcs, see
The George Palmer Lumber Cc.
LA GRANDE, OREGON