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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1918)
Dupl Rprlngg ha tam ipventwi o a Callfornlan, an auxiliary iprfnK rn,, lon the main oau bnaka or Is overloaded. ' ,. A man who li connected with tha , fctavy Held artillery la no nor likely . oe kilted than one In the employ ol , : 4 railroad, army officers aajr.-.i , . . . : ' '.: : '. ' 1 '"J 8t Loula la experimenting with ror- oundU( traffic policemen at night . -ith tight thrown from searchlights Jaounted on nearby buildings. .;.,. Parts hns estatillshed a museum of hora, preumlng a, complete uls- (ry of the animal -from-lbe earliest s,nowu period to the present day. '.:. M ' ' : " ' ' : m To equalize unemployment In the ;y Inter month, members of Seattle IWaah.) Pointers' union will work five . aja a week. Saturday will be the off : fcr Without counting 1,41$ men already . . erring in dockyard! and military sta- ,om on the outbreak of the war, 8.0S1 . . fcondon police offlcera are engaged la, jrta service. . . ;; i -i -f ' The Great Western Railway system ' Jfxtenda over 8,008 miles, thus taking rst place In the United Kingdom; ' "The Northwestern comes second, with "4.06 miles. ' .; , , - . . iliUj.lllHI'illllilffllHH.Illll, i n EH.U mm f9 SUPPORT of Home Industries is One Form of Patriotism; WOMEN Are Purchasing Agents in Most " homes. Their cooperation is necessary PAY-ROLL Money Stays at home helps make Oregon prosperous StSS 1 k. i H t 11 i "f Hi" IS n Ililil'jlif iHLUI i U1UiM:. fe J; a II H Hi -T a m hi self-starters Be av self-starter and get ahead In the world. . Don't be the kind that must 4 be addressed In en snirrr tone Z! 9 If tbey are to be Impressed. . . Such a man gives honest aerr- x Ice at all times, and this la what . counts In the work-a-doy world. I t , It should be sufficient for any X 2 employor or superior officer to 4 AfJ pleasantly request certain serv-,I Tt Don't be the sort of an em- J ployee who must have Inst rue-, Z S tloun pounded Into him before ,J iuy nnve any etrect. . 2 to work and then have to hire 2; "T others to watch them every min Ute that secured. ? jjjjj ' ; FRUITS? J rv--. VEGETABLES ' 1 if i P?op?rtrvirm.y bt Si OLYMPIC PANCAKE J FLOUR ilts thedaily hreak$i fast in thousands of! western homes. ; There are tw'd kinds of men In this world those who have to be "cranked up" and self-starters. As employees the first are unprofitable. Therefore: v X :.' rut. ,iiit.. , .... M who acts Immediately upon In- 5! structlona which ore pleasantly ,i given to him, Is the sorUbf em-' ployoigwl Is wiifih ba4hgi Si Tne ; man : who - must 'be 2: whucked und pounded Into ac- J Hon Is no good In' any establish- X Went, and the sooner such men j! get the gate the better for their S employers. ,-.- ... . ne f I i CHUNKS OF INFORMATION ' .. There are more than 200,000 atom' , jeerers In the United States. :- ,. ..-. .;'.-" V:,' ; w New Mexico has a lizard which is ro-1 .puted to squirt blood from Its eyes. - ,. Nlne-tentlis of ltussla's gold mining1 - ee done on lands owned or formerly J, Jjwned by the czar, , 1 i tfWy,JTHGLir-V'VHI.. Thoro (8 no other se dlntitlble J and healthful. : ' .. .-' Honostl ro.-)mmorded as 'the dally J out or tne entire household. W One of the easiest ways to cool an : . 'pverhented oven Is to stand a" basip mt cold water In It, , Development of water power In Nor may has made electricity cheaper than team la that country, j.. w - '. i; France is the best foreign 'patron ot flie United States patent oitlce, with - UJreat Britain following closely. j Cameo cutting, one of Hie most an--. vlent occupations, has recently been Jptroduced into the United States.. 41. IS Most of Japan's nearl divers are omen, who begin to lento' the trade, n tne age of thirteen or fourteen. .;; ..'-... it Iron embedded In concrete In Ocr many has been found to be free from ilM after more than forty-live years. jjj California Is a large producer of bar i ley, more tlmn SS.OUO.000 huslieln he. . -Itig the 1017 crop In the Sacramento' pulley. . - 9 Chicago has more telephones than Ul France und a single office building in Mew Tork contains more than there :.. $re In the whole of Ureece. . , mesh bag to bold a door key and prevent It from being lost among the Contents of a pocketbook or shopping bag. 3 - . . iThe average annual meat product Tom the Tonto national forest of Art- ona and the Humboldt national for st In Nevada la estimated at $.',000 000. - . 2 ..'t ., i Having round a way to remove the fcnots and bleach the pnlp, a plant for . be manufacture of paper from baiu . boo will be established In Trinidad by fcotch Interests. ;A; . .'.-. X ' -. o ' 7 Optimistic Thought i Reverence la ennobling and felt to a degradlug only by the vulgar mind. 1 ... '; i ' Dally Thought "Providence has given ns hope and tWep as a compensation for the niuuy flares of Ufa-Voiialra. Because the ingredients are an blended as to produce a food that Is , apetltislng and ' perfectly - digested. . ! Those who have fonu4 other panciikes indigestible ' will find OLYMPIC agrees, with the most delicate stomach. .- The Portland Houring Mills Co. Send us the end of' the naelugo nud receive by return matt Magnetic Tcp. ... , ' , . THE PURE FOOD FLOUR . CROWN FLOUR is niada from the choicest of wheat in the best mill on the const. Thoreforc, jjleachinjr or arti ficial Coloring is not necessary, ". If you are usinh' another brand of flour it is probably lai-'heti ai nrarly all western mills employ artificial meth-. wit in cshtrinj? their flour. . Uso Cr-.v.-r, Flour and eliminate any possibility of get Liri flour that has benn Hrtificinll,' cnlnreH. . Ask your Grocer for CROWN l-'LOUU. . I IIKrl'll.l.i.l-Wdyrllll lsaMSlMajsfjjsjsjasjsjssBni; ,v ' II W : ! M-SSrM III : .... -fcm!2m: m for sake! '-'CROWN. FLOUR .-I i i I I pi DISTINCTIVELY DELICIOUS X For particular people At all Leading' Grocers, "You'll never -kirny in ' A:-.1.' ." DIAMOND "Y." , Manufnc!in VUtV EE Steel JFF1 jr-ciate GOOITCOFFEB. J it is until you've tried it." ' '.. e. r. fur ... ' ,: . :'yi)0 .0 PRODUCTS ' . - ompany 'iuil.'sale Grocers, or V' TR ""VJ'LCOilV' ORR(10NIANI ica the The Multiiomah Hotel AT PORTLAND. ..Is as Distinctive in its I'icM . . ns is ilt. HimmI, or (Viifor Lnkc, iiiniiii-r tlu S(Mii' At-ini-ti'iis dl'TIio Nttrtlnvost J-ook for the Multnomah Uiih" tit the Portland' depot. OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS PAYS h Product of Home Industry .. I f ma Ooverapient Inspected - If jgjjtjj Economical and highly dependable 1 wherever a high grade shortening ' ' J $M . nntm UNION MEAT CO. :''..' -SbSI :r jmjjlt , Sorth Portland, . . . MLOSiSafiffiKli r Iff : ; 0reson : iSSS"----' "FfclliLlNG ONE'S GATS" ,11a, n familiar expression growing r out of the well established fact that eating oats produces1 vigor and energy. ; . I'.:',; GOLDEN. ROD OATS Are milkd from the choicest dltta obtainable, are free from hulls and can be used in many delightful dish- . , ,. cs pesiaes porridge. ..,. J f Write for Our, Liberty Recipes. r The Big DidNYour Dress or. Suit Get Sailed at the Picnic Let Us Clean it and it Will Look Like New . STANDARD LAUNDRY COMPANY Phone Main Five-Six . .wriap .. s-7 r i -t(. ' " "' ' . 1 js-i.-wl .V aafWaWjtaj .Jj-MftsJ
