La Grande evening observer., July 20, 1918, Image 4

"SATUKIWV, JULY ,20. I'JIH
LA GlJANDE EVKN1KU OBSEliVKR
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The Observer
;. A l.cpen.it NnrsDipr
PoMIsbed DtOr and Weekly at
La Grands, Oregon.
La Grande Evening Observer
Publishing Company.
BRUCE DENNIS, Publisher.
Entered at the Postoffk at
, 1a Grande, Oregon, aa Second-elau
Hatter.
Address All Communication to
The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street.
City Official Paper. County Official
' - Paper.
t- continue r'ALo'l brjatbiog
spells.
! There have been sou expul
sions of apprehension thai the 1 re
pulsive, Amer'ran boys will carry
the Advance too far; that they may
fc. entrapped, or Mu. aa ovf
whelming force of Genua a reserves
Kill take away the gains already
made. There Is n-t :e slightest
possibility cf the advance proceed
ing too far. The name heads which
planned - a surprise and . put o
Utility Sweaters With Caps to fcaich
Evening Telegraph Report of United I
- - Inresa Association.
: Oh Sale In Other titles
Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland.
Imperial News Stand, Portland.
Multnomah Hotel News Stand,
Portland.
1 ninny of the Huns o the run i
see that no mistake ate' made
over-doing the thing. '
rill!
In
As to the possibility of a revere'
Here Is even smaller ground for
tKrra. ' It may be stpposcd Ibitj
J'.o Germane have thrown Id a'lj
available reserves to stay the ad-'
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By Mail
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year in advance; . . ........... $1 SO
Thoy hVi d-. greater1
By Cewirtry Tl of Thee, Sweet Land
ef Liberty."
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facilities now than thev have had ,
tcrctofore.
The whole progra-r, Is of the
I'ghest encouragement and even fay
beyond the . moot sanguine expectations.
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j TAKE A BATHING SUIT WITH YOU j
THIS VACATION
We are showing the Newest Styles in liathiiiff Suits, in a lig variety of colors.
It is impos-siMe to beat either the Price or Quality. ; -
MEN'S BATHING SUITS, plain LADIES' BATHING SUITS,
ill
and fancy
$2 and up
- Boys' Bathing Suits.. 60 and up
Bathing Caps, all colors, 25c to $1.50
all eolors-....
$2.25 to $8.
Girls' Bathing Suits, $1.50 to $5
Water Wings, 25c; Shoes' 40c
Store Open H
8A.M.to6P.M.
Saturdays'
8 A.M. to 8:30 P.M..
. JUST SO
I!..; iii'-s.i..-t u h. i
or o.iy a planne a
ibow him tin-.; thin.
his wa, Is
'.VU'.-liit-Oilf.oi-,i
ej-eiuy to
not all going his way, la not o
such great Important-!) an Is the of
frot of the success Hint has been
thus far attained. It Is a clear
demonstration, to say the least
that there Is a ' contingent cf
fighters now on thp roll of Franc
ttyit is not to be discourage or In
timidated when the test comes. Th
r.ecomplisbments of the week' runt1
almost! like a romance, as scarcely
I pyone dreamed of a counter atla'
beVond thai of safely - holding
Tljns ,lack from lliclr thrvateiind
drive toward 1'arln.
; But It has 'developed Into some
thing 'more llian'a pnlve reslpt,
ance and the moral i.ffcct Is the
iimlb. tiling tlitt couu,. , Tito few
IHcunnmb of pri)mi'rt wkrn nr.
biit Hinull in & coiupurutite wuv,
but the- Jolt which the Invading
forces have' rceelvod l worth nio't
to the allied cn'ce.'han 11 the men
aixl guns thr.t have boc-ii taken.
I Whut ' s'tinll - iCportr- have come
f'fin Berlin "III1 indicate u dleponl
t'on to withhold the fact that Am
crlcan soldler.T have Imd anything
lj do with til'! battle now going on.
This conditlpu may be Ignored for
t: time, ' but It! caiiES! - last long
The Ocrnian peoplo, If tliey In rciil
lly have been kept In '.he dark tl
to the efricloncy or the Aiuerlcnn
fortes, will very soon have the il'.u
. slon dinietled. That will be one
good point gilned. '. :,
lint or fi.r uiuro eiicduciguiiiuut
W" llio mllvlng spirit which will
o-iiiv in thu allied y 'in leu, who
have licon hnldliig alli'ost UKalnst
t-opo for many Ions ilruury mnutlis
for their brothers from this side of
the Atlantic 'o ouiiiiy t tlq rsscim
of Hie wmld'ii Rinutent Impu. Thy
can now ho awnrvil that the nil'
diip.-m'?! It nnl ivlll tit t fall
il't'in. "r(ii rc-i'Mj-l'! frn'i-i Am
il"nnii in Bitl'in cvoryv. !ir' -Je-li,nnhlrul(:
that 1f V.icw tlio
gpmo and arc In to rlay li ' i'l
I'lrlt. Ti i' i"t .. :-.
iVr u l'.i : . ' : .- -j '.:
aiUIV-Ulil ll" '-in -Kii'll!:J;i f--,.
b" derri'S ,' ir,:irte, u) li."" . i.
. burin to find otit son "uilni; iibont
wh?t '.merlfnn paid-n .il'ci. m, tiis
. If th? r.iun'r- nff'Mit.'C itniv. t o
f'Frllier, It has alri-i'.-- hih" fji
eniMinh to i!mw IPit iill.'i'.'iit'! I il
uii'ph Is a i-itlaln qV that nlijlit
'fellows day.
It's a wise child -that discovers that
father can't use bis Thrift, sumps for
car fare. i t .
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.' Usually the fellow wkb; wants the
earth wants the other fellow to keep
It in order for him, '
One of the reasons the war has last
ed this long Is because too many peo
ple have thought It couldn't last.
. A man may not necessarily be wise
bis-M'i-e in- i '.;;i. .'.r-'hln? but nr lent
Jlf-'K-J (in"f ' t -'!l!lJ kfiVWii iiu.v-
ioolif.ii tit iiiiiy bt.
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1A comprehensive article in Low
ither's Encyclopedia of practical
! horticulture gives various methods,
FROM COMMERCE REPORTS
Manufacturing rubber tires will be
gin In China presently.
' Australia has 300 "movie" theaters.
Prices of admission are high, from 6 to
60 cents.
Sweden was prosperons last year.
The number of failures was about one
half of the 1018 total.: Mining was
notably profitable.,. , ; V" i- , . " ,
: IMPROVEMENTS
' ' A wheelbarrow which folds up com
pletely Is made to take up little stor
age room when temporarily out of
service. ,
' Tungsten, which only In recent years
has come into general use, was dis
cussed exhaustively ' by - 8panlsh
treatise written In 1781. . .
i Lathe tools-mad of alloys of cobalt
with chromium and other metals have
been found to work satisfactorily nt
speeds greater than Is , possible with
tools made of high-speed steel.
The Inventor of a lawn sprinkler In
whtrh the hose Is directed against n
revolving wheel claims that It will
scatter the water farther and simulate
rain better than any similar device.
Some men don't know that they are
beaten until long, after other people
make the discovery. ' . - - '
The sweater, having Inspired all
sorts of sweater coats and sport costs
for the benefit of those who like to
eomblti smartness with uniformity In
dress, has Improved Its own original
conception. In the new models now
being monufactured of sweaters pure
nmi nimrile .wo discover garments more
' trim and more carefully planned thaq
In the time-honored old original. Slueh
more attention Is given to the details
of finishing, and even the utility sweat
er makes a feature of color. Any
number of gny shades, as bright s
field flowers, enliven outdoor back
grounds. Muny women knit their own sweat
ers nnd sweater-coats, but these band
1. 1 '! enrments ore few by comparison
nlitt those knitted by machinery. And
rti's:j:iiers of mochlne knitted garments
have shown themselves amazingly clev
er In turning out sweaters that are
almost repllms of those knitted by
hand. They are responsible for the
best of new models and the Introduc
tion of novel decorative feature that
make them Interesting. Ilccently thy
have Introduced cops to match in the
case of utility to he worn In keen au
tumn days or whenever wind nnd cold
moke a hat not practical.
' In the picture, nt the left, n sweater
coat Is shown In a IIRht color bordered
with white. The range of colors In
cludes turquoise, orchid, rose, citron,
gold, emerald, nmethyst, etc., and less
unusual shades that hnve come to be
recognized ns swifter shades. The
picture tells the story of this model In
every detail, simple and effective de
signing, attractive, color combination ,
To Save Foolish Motorlrt.
The officials of the Iing Island
ruiuvny nave begun another years
Vhlte stripes Is of the slip-over variety.
Its collar and cuffs are stripes with
white and it is adorably brim and
youthful.
v , , , . luiiwuy nave uegun anoiuer years
for distinguishing edible from noia- mmmin in i. .,.i ..i.
wirti substantial wearing qualities and ionous varieties, but the author j from commuting suicide by driving In
comfort. ' . writes: "How many one tell an i front of moving trains. Last year the
At the right a model in flag blue with innocent from ' a . poisonous toad I,ons l!,lnnd had 109 grade-crossing
stool?. ... So tar as Is known1""''1' """"''cd by automobile drivers.
there is no single test, short possi- " . fnrMo f8mf " drivc P11"
. . , . . , , .' ,,, ., I siieefl Into Hicxe barriers, smiush them
bly of chemical analyse, which will anU ,hen cIellr lne lra,.k just k fov
8' resulu of any value whatcv- feet ahead of the oncoming train. Mon-
vuj a ut-M juH:ra i-.uaiiy tarry long
casualty lists resulting from foolhardy
motorcar drivers, who celebrate Sun
day by going to eternity Instead of
their Intended destination. There are
reckless drivers In every state and in
every city of every state. Inillaniipo
llfi has Its share and Booner or later
they will leurn that the game between
tho automobile mul the' locomotive; is
an unequal one. The locomotive wins
every time. .r
ery: "One must learn to know
the various kinds of toadstools ax
one learns to know tho ordinary
plans of hill and forest garden."
Further articles on 'the
Keallyjarc: .
SbOWn . Kllihln Pllnf-I K, l,.nllrlo A -i-
can .supplement, July IS, l'JU.'
Common Mushrooms. - country
Life. June, 1913. - '
Flower on Our Hat.
The way flowers are used on the
new summer hats is attractive,
more ingenuity . has , been
this year by . the milliners than
for several years. Sometimes lurge
velvet flowers are appHqucd flat:
nznliist the straw nr silk foundation of;
a turban or other hat. Flowers ore. Fallacious Mushrooms. Literary
massed under tulle, all over the crown; Digest, August 30, 19 13.
and brim.. Sometimes a wreath ofj Mushroom Lorelei and Us Wall
flowers Is iised around the edge of the ; gers. Scientific American,- April
crown, with n bond of tulle fastened. 14 U117,
over them to keep them neatly in place. 8 ' , ,,,,,,,, ,,',,.
CHICHESTIR SPILLS
V V-l THE nfiMOND BHi.lB. JL
Etl U MSM rllKV
I with filu Rltboa.
Tsa k. Bttv mf rsr
DIAHOND BR4ND PILL, for U
MikBirauSeit.Siti;AlMMRcHvi ,
SOLO BY DKUGGtSTS EVOfYWHERE
l'Ul la
Slany field flowers-rdnlsles and butter-
tups, with popples and corn flowers
are also used on the summer hats.
1
onous
1 Bullet!
Mfch rooms. U. S
1, Wt- ' '
Fai'iiiors'
1, coming to Arcade,
esday. 7-lD,2t
' Waxlna Linoleum. '1 Huck and
After vnrnishing linoleum, wbichjMonday and
w ill preserve It, try waxing It on top j '
of the vnrnlsh Just as you weuld pol-, Uon't overlook
Ish a hardwood floor. About once aleat3 ) the Kodak materials.
week wipe with cU-or water ana a .UevclopinK of films. DrintinE-. ' of
clean cloth and about once In two pictures. you arc bound to oleased
weeks npply the floor wax, leaving ltlwilen vnll .. vnllr wnrk rin,.
to dry about twenty minutes, then pol-!g)vcrtliorn's. They aro giving this
ish with a dry, soft cloth. The wax work evory attcntion
will brighten the linoleum and help to
resist wear.
RECEPTION PLANS JIOD1FIED.
-... (Continued from rage 1.)
I..........
The program will serve a double
purpose, reception to the boys enter
ing the service and celebrating the
victories of the boys at the front.
The committee on arrangements,
C. D. Emahiser, chairman, J, A. Rus
sell, J. H. Peare, A. H. Prince and Mac
Wood. ' '
Hals Off ! This Time.
Yesterday there was a discouraging
Some men celebrate the anniversary
or incir mrin as long as mej i.e, ves to Dubliclv knock off hats lef.
.the average woman abandons lt;as d . tn , , , Nationil,
9)WU HO BU6 F'
; Cbe Kookioorm i
The public library has come into
possession of an article which
could not be purchased, and which
is of the greatest possible Interest.
Mr. U. H. Olbbs brought to the
building a sampler made by "Mary
Eleanor Terrlngton 1TV7"; a map
of Kngiand beautifully embroidered
In colors on a fine-piece of linen.
This has been hung in fts frame la
Citizens are loyal and patriotic enough ilno cn"'c" """. wnerc it siioum 1
to removo their hats when the colors I Bervo as "a example of patience 1
go by, there are many who haven't nd neatness which few or us ure
yet acquired the good citizenship to -now alilo to imitate.
salute the flag. In many sections pub-1 A prospectus of the 2nd Officers'
lie-spirited men take it upon them- Tr-jnin Call. . the University
of Oregon may be consulted at the
in -
anthem, '"The Star Spangled Banner." i '-
'., : , , i ., : (this refers to no other selection), or All orgnnl-aiions expecting tn
Towed Big Ship on Land. '" - 'when the flag passes by. It is appar- ; carry on any course of study o-
A 73-horsepower caterpillar, (lowly . ent that a "Hats Off" club is going to 'program next winter arc urged tu
measuring Its length over ths desert I be formed in La Grande one of these hand in immediately their requests
with n 40-foot ship In tow, wsa one of days, nnd it may start next Monday rur )0ol(s to b borrowed from tb"
L,"1 '.h J7tl' r"'V. ' CM-1 flight - The individual who . exhil.hs ) pllUc or Btato libraries. A largo
fornln, tho other day. .- th discourtesy is ent tied to be pub-!. ,,,. ... . . ,. . , ,.,
Tho boat, a vessel of flve-foot draft, licly rebuked, and It is said that n S ' , 7 ,
was mounted on skids, en route from , f , , i t irt. ti,i ,l l"l5 W'"V l ur tlle r"' 1,e-
Salton sea to the railroad at Mland, "huts off" business ul once. Kadis-1"081 "liule '"" latc for ,hl" 3hlp"
where It will he loaded onto car for (courteous resident finds his hat in IlieS1"0"1 wl bo fllle.d with difficulty,
shipment to a seoport, whence It will -utter un,)cr urh conditions, after 'he most desirable and popular
sail to Alaska to be used by prospee-; ,ni he um hi own ihoUL'htlcssncss books on current nnhjects will l,o
.- , to blame for it. "Hank ciire oasness jgouo nuless they arc rosorvod
was brought to .1.. . . .1.. 1.1- , ,. , ,.
cli. .. .1.... . , , . . .'is usually inu t'Husu ui m n uuirn-, iiiiiiiiMiitci; . riiieciui iiouih lur in-
r7. Tn P""'" "buk. will probably bed,vida.s may be borrowed, as well
It Is today and was designed ior nHe , n"Kh for the average man, ' :.nid one jils B!ls for -,, casarii r olht.r
uinn -u ,0 iraiiviij .imi.v.i.i ... .... Korioiies. Keiiixiiiucr 111:11 1110 III.-
movement. jiarlan is not a mind-reader. The
Celebration to Be l"v.-d !, w () t osa(.( wml
Hon. John Kami, of linker, will lie 1 . , , , , ,,
one of the speakers and he will com-1'" 18 ,ls"' for "'
memorate the victory at Soissons, thus j Anyono wiio is Interested In the
the celebration two-fold in sphagnum or peat moss used foi
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA GRANOCOREGON.
A Smoke Inspector. !
The president of a woman suffrage
organization is a mighty person. Dr. I,'
Anna Howard Shaw sHke In the as '
Rcmbly.hnll of the Chiypnol hotel on
the ojienlng evening of the nnnuiil con- jj
vk'ntion of the Woman's Franchise
League of Indiana: The room' was'!
built to hold 500 persons comfortably; I
but about SOO were there that evening. i
Mis. Itlehards Edwards of Peru, iircsl- 1
. . i dent of the franchise league, thought !
ll ,l,,tn n- ...I..H . t. Vl-.".:.'
your best Inter-1 ' " "-' i-.iu .
The ; - iiwitiun on rue stage sue sent .a j
Message lo jiiss Allan liusii, or Jveit-j
land, to Investigate the source. T ii 1
Miss Hush left the room for afV-U
minutes. When she returned she Bent J
up to Mrs. Edwnrcls the mes?age': !
I have seen about ttjjr? smoke,-! have
1 It stoiipeil." Indianapolis News. :
How's luis?
We offer One Hu mired Dollars Reward
for any cat of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine
Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken ,
by catarrh eufferem for the past thirty
five years, and haa become known as the '
mojt reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine acta thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Pol
eon from the Blood and healing the dt .
eased portions. i .
After you have taken Hall's Catarrh
Medicine for a short tlmo you will see a ,
great Improvement in your general '
health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine at once and get rid of catarrh. Bend
for testlmonlnls. free. ' -
F. J. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, Ohio
Sold by all Druggists, 75c
ACQUIRING A
PERFECT FIGURE
Dy 3-t
had I
Huckleberry .'inn and Tom Sawyer,
j Arcade, Monday and Tuesday.
7-19,2t I
,i-i:i
i
lltKKX'iHtm3
torn,
The historic vessel
In counceilnn with the flshlnc Indus.
try. But i he. enioratlng water left
the craft liluli ou'l dry on the sOt.
"There's A Reason"
Not only is there one reason why you should start
a savings accNint today, but there are various
reasons, but the n(jicf reasot is, that every day of
your life, your carnfyig powc is becoming less and
less. If you save a part of your callings while you
are young, and your carfaing poqcr' is at its best, you
' will not dread old age, but will loVk forward to your
declining years with pleasVe. As you watch your
little savings grow, you canlcel trait when you have
passed the stage where you Van Iwork with your
hands, you can take life compuVitiA'ly easy.
We want to aid you in every way possible, for our
interests are mutual.
Member Federal Itcscrve System
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Most women who havo perfect,
figures did not hiyo them orig
inally. They have acquired them..
A woman gradually takes the
shape of hei; corsJt so the Corset,
produced by the most artistic
designer is the rifeht one to wear
to secure agierfict figure.
OVAt
Frol
)ORSETS
. Laoed
aaii)iM8tthuii'
ure most symmetrically and ar
tistically designed. They are
comfortable, stylish and grad-,
ually mold the figure into those
beautiful lines that every wo
man admires and desires,
PAULINE
LEDERLE
making
nature.
'.fter
.NKKOl.tX Ari'llKIIII.XSIOV.
I
' h'.; -a. .. . .
I It Is not s ui,;.-i.tt that tne w i
reports toiliy seem a ll'tlo tamo an
'cumpurcd with yesterday, but there
i'i'i' no groitniN for, dejection on
,bat ircount. Tho nowi" yesterday
"'rii' good enough to Inst a week,
If limiting tnore of II. " i i.,e iilura
jsVould come over the r.ius. it 3
1uh, -poinlpH W-:eh 4ro(Mi- j
Victory tor Auto Owners,
After lighting for 1.1 yean against
the nilmlsslon of automobiles to the
(kland, Nantucket voted recently In
" r !' iM'.i-jr V. The rontest
.i; em- of t ll llMilet itir tnvii !,,!
hiid-lii muny years. The lu.,,1 vote w ss
-16 In favor and 'J00 against. The unit
ler came up on the question of accent
ing an net of the legislature, repealing I .
an aet f mi4 forbidding the opera- Shell of Lobcter. 1
Hon of niulor vehicles. Tho election I The Bhell of the lolier la linbucil
wns nf more than local Interest, for a j with n black or bluish pl.tm-nt. si
coiiklilernMe part of the oppoaition to , leted by the true skin, which also
RUIoinoblles had come from the large gives nut the rnlairnnis mailer after
summer enny that goes there from ! each molt bo Ihat lime anil pigment
jStirgical dreaingu, may find un ex
Community Dance. Ira copy of -the monograph Issued
the program, a community ov. ,he "Northwest division of the
ilne.ro will follow, at which good order
will be maintained. The streets wlil
be washed.
many parts of the country.
8wIm Toy Barometer.
Familiar all over the world la' the
Rwlsa toy barometer that gives notice
of etorm or sunslitne by the nppear-
nnre or a tittle man or a little woman
outside of a miniature house. If the
prospect he of fair weather, the wom
an romea out j If of storm, the man.
The toy Is really a fairly rellalilo
weather prophet. Ill mechanism Is,
of course, extremely simple, the two
figures acting In response to the
twisting pleco of catgut,' which con
tracts In dry weather and expands
when there la moisture in the air, thus
turning the little platform va whkb
the manikins stand. -
nre blended together. The pigment lav
comes red In water nt the temperaluro
of 112 degreea.
Rich In Misfortunes.
At the end of lire a man Awls him
self Hch. Il.it so llim-h liv his fortune
s by bin misfortunes. The Persians i"r
Siirt-loiil Dressing," nt the library.
Kven books on the classic period
are In need of revlaiou In the light
of present day events. - For exam
ple, we find In Whuelcr-s "Alex
ander the t treat," a statement
which the author would without
nd doubt rciiune completely In v
revised edit Ion.- This was written
in a work copyrighted In I Hon. rin-!-ci
thing Ihe youth of Alexander:
"Prudent men may well have shak
en their heads In distrust, as they
do 'nowadays in Germany at the
reslli'in enemy and rash idealism
their .voiing kaiser." The Bon-
had a vase of glass, which when empty
Is one which
oulil now be
Was colorless, hut when fill,-.! ullh follmvci liv n row nf T ?
wine Ibishi-d forth runny rare pictures. ! Hooks on mushroom, hnve heen
f a heart of pain , ,hU,, roC).n(y at the nubile 11-
to a bosom empty
makes a histories life
which
vlrtues.-
nenrt nietHis rev
tllton.
but a hoMom in
nls hidden i
hrui-y.
See our
.u j limn s iru(;
"'I -"I ."' 4. .
Mushrooms as rbeap
food" fa tho title of an article tn
. tho Scientific American Supplement
w full of Tsnlac. Put- j"" ne n- ,:'13- The librarian
re, $1 per bottle. 'does not wish to encourage the eat-7-111,
2t log of inushroomt by the amateur.
Out
UMMER
SHOES
hU' ('iinviis Slidt'S; iu Iiiyli jtinl low liffls;
vrif(l f $3.50 tn $4.50
iff Cjinvas Pumps, both low and lii'h lifds;
i-ii-etl fivm : ....$2.50 to $3.50
lut ul' liatlirs' PiiHitis and Oxfords, in' odd
ixt's; flu lirt.', pff pair",.. $1.50
ir nr iiatiif.s l'unip.s, m oiiu sizes, inanv
gtiotUstylrs; t-hoifp, w- pair : $2.25
lot Cliiltlifii's Pumps, muid stvh's and all
iz.',s from (i to 2; prico :..$1.00 aud $1.25
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