La Grande evening observer., July 22, 1918, Image 2

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HERE IS A REMARKABLE'
GOSSARD CORSET
i I5
that is right for you. First, it safe
guards that priceless possession, your
health, by carefully meeting every
hygienic requirement
By the inimitable designing and scien
tific boning the correct abdominal sup
port is assured the corset always
stays in petition on the body, giving
wilh its aligmrst movement, and may
worn the enVe day with absolute
CtofnrL In a (iuMprd you will never
knowNtot frantic rhytc to "get out
of your jfl."
In the delicatejtline orvthis corset
is reflected the snftNJr wnstline, 'ate :
tained by skillful deslfetmig rather
than actually expressed, and the per
fectly flat back and hip lines. At $.1.50
you are assured a genuine Gossard
that will render you a wearing service
that alone is worth the price of the
garment.
peop.e;
put inio statutes would bo union- George Vox. William Penn
iUtullonal aud un.Americaii. Barclay. John Woolman.
3 I am oppose! lo any repeal Creenlief Whlttier. Jonathan
or our wututts which . make liocl ,OBj John DriRht and my own There may be times when a reprc-i
end lottery, respectively, crime Quaker mother. Their philosophy r"""!ve Is Justified the piinel.;
t.Kaltmt the Hue. I uta also ov-'s. ., - Krleml liv blnh pie of uiajority-rule in going)
Ruben' The majority must rule; If the : UliTJ'TiagJJfcMirelr
JoiiJ Jumoiliy Jtiom-j rule,, dun ciiuiu wu;
ij-. nave
government by tho
be times when
Fashioned of soft, clinging pink or
white Sterling Cloth.
$3.50
posed to the criminal . tcntfineiit
which thinks that law officer a
who have fHorn to enforce the
laws should uciitiiesc- In open and.
notorious violation 6f these crimi
nal laws when dliiin in til cmi ui
patriotism or in tin' naiae of hti
t inanity.
1 I 4 1 1 tun opposed to any mc-au-urci
giving to re'uraing soldiers
cjK'dal privileges in hotnesteading
or purchasing state lands or fed
eral gmi-rnmint lands within th
Stale, If such laws are ba"d on the
prlr.iiplc of clas.4 'fiA-orlMsin un.l
tit- on the principle of need, I111
p'jrtially applied. . ' '
151 I- am oppud to any lew
Hhrldtiiu r Magna Charta litliH an,i
oi :ree speech, tree press and tne
1 1 ieiht of pu'ilie as.-:eniblane.e.
: (Cj I am opposed to any attempt jptobleui
ind conviction. In
the class of against n: own lieu juugineni.
ronsiMeat Christian oeaceuiakors 1 "'unary ,0 n.s convictions, ana vol-,
am clad to find all of the early ."(' ,10 know1 hi- ,OMtUnti.ts
Christians, who for two hundred (Continued on Pago .)
years after Chris.: refused to bear ! ,
arms, and about twelve dlfferen ' Do yon know ;iia. a well-eqiiip-Cliri'tian
sects lighting the dark ped and properly-managed soda
world from the days of the primi- fountain Is no lonBer a boy's job?
tive Christians Ho our times. I am D:e average fountain costs more J
Klad also to find in th: Hum such than many of the finest homes in 1
men as Charles Sumner, William La Grande, It means something and:
Lloyd G-irrison and thousand! of should be takn care of and well
loyal. Independent-thinking men 'manured and the very best kind of 1
and' women todar scaHered throiigu 'service given to all patrons. We
... 1 1 . '. 1 t ... ..... I.-. 511. -ft ,,....,
nil branches of the ChiU:ian church belleveyhe Silvorftora Fountain in;
I have studied the moral, economic. La Gra is one Vf Uie very best:
eugenic, humanitarian. idealistic, in OregoX always Vlean- and the:
pr.ictical and expediency arguments very lateetVind best kinds of j
am convinced that the mod- drinks are "4rved K ,nei fonn-1
era Christian peacemaker's Intel. 'tain by Mr. Aain. a true South- j
lertual and moral grasp of the erner. ramlns rom a country
of how to meet offenses where cold drlnKX?ro so much'
to legalize the use of County funds land how lo reilst and overcome sought for and necepT, every day
for tha. purposes of promoting the jevil has not been excelled by thit iwant. Dy St
ar- jof any man since the days- of
("I I am ippofcd to any state IXarjirene. I am not setting up
leeitlation appiopriating one mill. any standard by which' 1.0 judge
for the war emergency' fund If It If. Uhe consciences of other men, but
to be used, directly or ladlifctly. itiiy own duty Is clear. To my prln
priiuaiily for the puiyrse of pro-jciples I must be true. I am not
uiotiag the war. ,, supporting the war program. I
I have observed with deep" re-'have not "f,ed a h:lnd Promote
irret I he iwr,M'np tendenev of our 'his War. I have not yielded to
locil Militarists to retort to me;b-i,he POr of militarism and I thai
ois whiih a 'nml.-iiiiet.inHv iin-,no1 do so. however Intolerant. de-
American. un-Chri-.:lan. and ionic- ;Ptle and lawlis It mav become.
the La Cn;nde Evenina Observe., pose of defending my peace princi-.:
on April Sth. of the names of two pies. I shall not even state them.
t:e3 who had refused lo buy wer.I have carefully refrained from ar
bonds, labeling them "Slackers", in guing my point of view with men
order 10 brn:K them into public of opposite views, and I shall re
contejnpt. aud agreeing to boycott frain from' doing so now. It is
them, the publication being signed 'tha only subject In all the cateeor
by the local Liberty Loan Coinmlt-; les of human Inquiry on which
tee and by sixty other citizen? of thinking men Just now do not want
J, More than 20,000,000 people have read he Anutic.m Republic, and the re- to hear both sides. To present evl-
i Arthur Guv Emoev's articles in the rcein automobile. lot.:ery for tb.:dcnce and discuss the reasons for
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FAMILY DRUS STORE
LA SDANPCORCSON,
TRY OUR fsC
TEAS and COFFEES
Thf
tea or
C) thec
Arn Ynn el quai:
Hills Department Store
'"""""""""""""'""""""V business hour, ever)- dav. In all, more
im mm aj r m kj - i . ian .ouu.uuu people nave reau
ITm. 41. n U JL
St
Prepared
?
sfost i'Kr ciV
cofrV. IfyoirV'U
un and. iSuulv. tlicV
iiNl quia
1 f A
ends upun the stroiitli of your
r a poor quality, it takes more to
1 1 J 1 A 1
oor Kind t-osr.s more inan 1110 goou
We ha
and bleud
ity of teas and eoffees-
xitfrts.-
Phono us your nxtery order today.
Full line of Fruits and Vegetables.
-selected
"MUCK AND TOM."
The very spirit of youth and fun
d Amsricnn boyhood are to be seen
..roughout the, entire five acts of
ck Pickford's latest Paramount pic-
-irc, ''Huck and Tom," now showing .the nation can see
t. the Arcade theatre. Ibis is the geant" in action, can go
enough t crowd
limited
where Empey
Now the who
thoir
acity of V
'tis lectur
raw. ovaii
UmlJI-'
. my belief In
. a method of
the futility' of evil as
resisting evil; to pre-
the evidence and discuss' the '
for
great newspapers oi the country, and benefit of the lied Cross bocicty
, . . hnlh .1... Y-1..,
manv laiousanus nave neen lorinnnie .. t.., ..- vj....
wav into the'Ina' tius stae aro typi-iseni
a-reat halls ,, a 1 Instanct'g proving that some of reasons ror my neiler In the sup-
j our American citizens po-..h-sj a jerior mignt ana ejncieney
citizenshin of fpintual KinsMp with the Prussian L.nni a peace principles at tne pre
'itrhtintr Ser- 1,1 :msls an1 ,Iltlr ma. vnei,e"t iiour wouia ue casung pearis
OVC the ii-ii.-iia uuoiji .im I ju:w"'w u
Into nractieallv ov-
erv me comes
second of the Tom Sawyer pictures, ' top" with him on the Hun hunts. The B;nn Principle that the end justifies
. om Mark Twain's Immortal books, ; marvel of motion picture photography
. although each in itself is a complete brings to life before' your very eyes
release. Director William D. Taylor, ; -he pulsing, breathing pages of the
H fervent admirer uf Oje great Ameri- 1 "most widely read book of the twen
'an humorist, found that there wasuieth century." Go "Over the Top"
too much material to be contained in j with Empey!" at Sherry's Tuesday
a mere five-reel photoplay, and has ! and Wednesday.
divided the subject matter into two ' .
productions. I. KHOM Af.HKftT SMALL.
Beginning with the determination of
Tom and hit inseparable friend, Huck,
to ward off all possibility of warts
the story finds the two boys in a
nnvevnrd at midnight according to j
the advice of an old darky as to the !
rest manner w cunngwartsv Hewi
ff-.nw .verheai Bnmn orove-mlihem !
planning their gruesome work and
To the
La Grande, Oregon.
' July 15. I91S.
Republican Central Coi;
It is impossible, of course, to
.the means tli-rc Is no logical stop- prevent false inferences and false
ping place.. They will follow their .'accusations being made. But I tie.
.radical leaders from one crime to sire to say that In my philosophy
icnother. building upon bad prece-jihere Is not time or place for non
jdonts of th? past. One sin does resistance or passive acquiescence,
ir.ot justify another. The deeper in iniquity. All the horrible evils
:our An:eiicin principles are rooted 'that go under the name or Prus
jinto our characters, the more loyal titnism must be resisted by some
I we will be to them in time of stre;.i methods and defeated. I believe in
aad the more strongly we will jthe cause of democracy and liber
loupose the principle's of Prussian-ity. For that cause every man and
bun. The shallower our American- woman should be fighting in the
bin is, the easier it will he for i front line trenches, with weanona
mittee
Gentlemen:
I have carefully
of the war messtires which have
I'russ antsni to conuuer our mind-;. nni M,nai h,,t miot,.,. nn tn.nD
of Union County. Ore. :Ti, i ,t,.ui ,.h r .-- V. -
, . ... ... ...v, ;JJ;fl umJ M.itLieriug uie oppo-iit;
!. .(aiCii,'littJ..aijin the prl or. mil- evil but overcoming, and elimlnal-'
considered socle l .nisni nmnnc us was to ask diem- inr it t heiiere in ti.n finoi iri.
a-'b?rs of Hie Christian Churches to .union of truth and of riaht ' Even
'lieve in sup-
uiy ability, :
Red Cross '
his Aunt Pollv eleverlv nortraved bv " " " ai ;-r.e ne,;ruction ot tne liaftnte and society, the moral work of the V.
Edvthe Chapman.'!, administering the !J" w" ,Tri , ""I", r,'Uil M"- .M. C. A. with the army and navy,
painkiller, which Tom, in turn, passes ;fe",,0a History pa V and o-her war relief work. This;
on-to an unsusDectimrcat with dire! ,0n"' aDd hava auiMa to 00 212. I opposed to both the tis an hour of. sacrifice. I have nj
lesulU Uter th boy are present 'caus,n WBr or 'tering the mill- rentituent and the spirit of the 'pro-German rympathics whatever.
at the trial of the Jknnosed murderer I ...-.. . . ....... ... .,., , mura . io tne nest interests or my count, y
. IXrTo? ? . U,.I VMC are ,,rin'arily ur:l:,B "' ,he -"' of;, an. as loyal as any man. I al-
ii. . -. isoipiv ior ine 111
how they are "unwilling witnesses of: ly bcen P'"P08ed und "' arc adopt a resolution endorsing one of ; their progress. I belie
a murder is all thrillingly depicted. I"83'0" of th Oregon legislature. t:ie bloodiest and most violent ov-porting to the limit of
'rbhMlne'nm0,twokia&': On h.onoaU. of the French Revolution- he ,.c,ief work of the
ine next nay ;m is in in ueu miu , . thn nhl.h ni.,,,.,l . j,.,.-,i c ... n....... .... : . , .
ruyii
nn. innocent man and convfMin; the
vrunuiai. i lie nuwnuij UCI' 'latur6 the'
irom tnis incident is very sweet to cIassed og
iom, wno lancivs nimeu inuvn in w(,jrj, j ould
love witn tne juage s uaujrnwr,. nine i j vote.
'Ififatrhnr. Kollnu'i tne tnri-
union oi war. wic i nrist. jn (.'hurcln-s. in so far Mow no man in ovrnll nf fn n.nrin:.
, . - i isiii. j iiuuui i lesiucui
Union CoOnty In ine Oreson. Lef.ns- iioft hurrible
Id t Biii
cnnii endeavoring to keep
Wilson for
the a!ms of
ii. oft horrible cataclysms of
ur suiue measures , as a means o; winning liberty. 'ih. Allien hi.-h i r,nnnr hin. tn
treasures" fori Tnp inrtances tha: I have cited his liberal altitude toward conscl- C)
sislerjtlv and ct.i.!- ........ ......... ., , .:
1 j.ipins irom tne trend of events. a few months ago no man could
' meatures t l K ,n . i mar c.i.-in,.e fm... ih;. ,i . ..... .u. ..... ...
V ....... , m.p tu.ii.treii mui lilts uuuuiiiuu 01
itiuie until the meeting of theuhe public mind today would be in
ieasure! ()r,.-a i.egislaiiire; and. If I should such direct conflict with fundanicn-
eniploy-!nr. l-e-elffilt'd lit-nreRenl.ntvo f.ir!i..i An.AFn n.tntni..n
uieiit at riisnl.le.l uiMl.r r.n.l I!.-.. , . ... . H"l"
nto the hated school master's wte. . ...... : "". wouiu lace to (the principles of the Prince of
ifting it slowly off. A chariUbie J , ' u,"b, d , Ic imrof la "' . . u;ccwil' of
.-.fa. t. AJ. . .h. ...e. of I? ' ,be ul8-""11 ,icthlis "f "-having cither to vote for measure
-' " " - , . v .ausirv.
time of trouble.
The man who goes
tlownmder misfor
tune Ahe who has
SJlt'llt
more, than H
ed, with
of the
Tiie man who
iafelv through,
who has huilt up a
fund to meet unex-jit'-cied
demands.
lit oieisaretl. Open
i Savings Account
' Todav.
HARRIS GROCERY
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
; 408 North Fir Street Across the Track
j "United States food Administration License No. G502r5."
' 1 ' i - i i , I,
it
dent, wen rcmemoerea ny reaaers oi reIleve war aurforerB.
Mark Twain's story, of Tom letting (2) , woul vote for
a cat down through the roof of thclfor na,l:tt:lon and
school room, which lastens its ciaws
"hit. scene and it is not long after.
which would violate my principles
of
;no ennnee.
; I w is bora r.mi bred
rtnclo-ir of the great
hosen.
h. Ih. re.t dvent..r. of being. Inst ! ..'J.. ..::.,'..,.'"..' ""pnrM.Ot a majority
Miinin cunHllluuonai Hunt?., io aut'.nv ro-ilL'iilen hv v-.il.ie .,i,uinD,
n the cave with Becky, brings Taml,. lhe convietjon of t w llr oaM ul " 3 ,5 ,0'L' against
..... .. . j'" Ine conviction ot i. vt. .s or those ineusuies. 1 piefer to tuks
.t.-... . ..Tny otner persons aoing acts ct
Altogether, the picture is fascinat- 'violence or Inciting to violence and
ngly interesting and brings out some 'destruction.
if Mr. Pickford's best work. The, M , j favor legislation aimed at
opporting cast, including Edythe 'putting an enu to Idleness,
lapman, Robert Gordon, tiara Hor-, ,5 ,1 approve of legislation to
ton, tAlire Marvin, George Hacka- regulate profiteers and conserve
ftnrne and olfters, is especially wen food iD this hour of need.
16.) I would gladly vote for any
measure to increase farm produc
tion: for stub measures would aid
in the relief of starving millions
in the war rone aud In far away
Syru. well as lcsen the econo
mic hardships at home.
t'.v Alone tl same line, I
would gladly vuif for a measure
granting to iiifniCipalitu-s the power
to conscrlp vacant lands and lots
for food piouuciic.n r irtses such
as British Columbia !,, adot.d.
There are a niiirb. ,- of measures
clawed as ''war ineasu ..?'' nhif'i
Peace. The support of the war
program has been nude a state as
well as a national Issue. Militar
ism has aid its hand upon politic.
Military necessity the logic of
war has increased the spirit of
intolerance, despotism and lawless
under the.ness. Measures of a more radical
hAiues of ' type are finding public appro al.
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ECONOMY"
In every wardmbe ths
too good to be tnrown
business is. at aVighti
able again ANtriWE
Zwiefel
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is a travel-stained or soiled garment,
way and not nice enough to wear. Our
ost to make just such a garment wcar-
O IT.
oring, A. B. Rogers
Foley Hotel Building, Adams Avenue. . a
mjr.im!,sgiimrw
Jait3iallaBWaBWa11iB
United States
National
Bank
La Grande, Ore,
ADVERTISING
IS INSURANCE
An advertiser's advertisement is his volun
tary agreement to do certain things. Good
business policy, law and public opinion re
quire that an advertisement-agreement be
fulfilled. This serves as a protection to the
buyer of'advertised goods.
If, by chance, you have an experience with
the deceptive selling practices or mislead
ing advertising, please report it to us.
SHERRY'S
CADETHE ATRE I
tl.i I am opposed to any in.. a
lo est.ibiinh co;i'.pnlory LiiM
training for Hig! iiool bnyi
a grc.
lueasu:-
'1 HE HOI "SE (IF GOLD." TODAY.
Many people imagine they would be
happy if they were muhi millionaires
in other words, if they live l in a
"house of goid." This five-act feature
shows the life and experience of one
woman who was bought with gold.
woo uvea witn gold, and who was sre j direct conflict
Iir.allywiinng to give anything in the CiPiCs. I may mention
world tdjret rid of the gold. IDE.
Emmy TOthlea is the star in this
tti . A., -i .1 1 a
1111.g111111.c11. uwiw ui tiiri.is wie. ura- n,r
ma of thrills anfla-Vsttry. which never arv
for a moment ravf ahsnrbing it or state at this time Ijccs
terest. At one poftwo men strut- danger of having sii'h s
' in the darxnesrV.One is killed. r.'ed under the rnmncflsge .f
and one escapes. TheSi-artered bride patnoUsm, Before any biislatot
herself does not knolt whk-h wnel decides in support such a measure
Amazing complications ifcise as a re- 1 i,h lie would read the icpo-t
ait of this uncertainty. of the Set .'eiiw-y Commission ap-
The eventa of "The House of Gold," pointed to invesilga'e the f il.je :.
surprising: as they are, are perfectly on the jUrength of which report th'.'
possible, and do not once pass the . Sew Jersey legislature rejected the
limit of credibility, even though they ineasure.
are unusual in the extreme. It is a ! (SI I am oppose to any ex
vital drama of human hearts. itreme legislation pettainlnc to
Also, Bill Hart In "The GenUeman Idlers or to 1. W. W.'s .however.
From Blue Culch. two reels of action, .much legislation of some klu.i
the last showing today. (needed ir tha pmpose or eifect uf
"Over the Top." nuch legislation ii such that a lcgis-
"Orer the Top" it the on story of .lator cannot conscientiously vn.e
life in the trenches that ha touched ifor it without violating his ojth to
every responsive soul in America. '"support the constitution." Many
Since the book was published 250Sseatinns for legislator! on th.se
copies have been mid during: every ubjocte have been nude, which If
TODAY AND TOMORROW
HUCK & !
TOM
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1 k
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. W vj y :
from Twain's Pages.)
Starring
Jack Pickford
a Two-Reel Comedy.
The show will be out in time for
the Parade.
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Mr. Grain Farmer:
Are you prepared to handle your grain in bulk? Do not
wait until Spring and Summer when you are buried with work
and worried with labor shortage, but build your grnncries now.
Yon can buy the lumber ari roofing paper for a first-class
1000 bushel portable granary for S34.58 and it will last for
years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you
1125.00 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 serving sacks.
The boyl in the trenches need the sacks for sand bags for
the protection of their very lives and perhaps your boy is
among thcm.'i I
Spend ycir mony in your own "valley by buying lumber
manufactured .at home. When you buy sacks "nart of ih.
money goes
Be prepari by
opens up. Be cure
grade lumber wii
use green lumbc
I India!
HL'ILDJ
1 r
TOUR GRANARIES NOW
uilding them before the farming
o get pood lumber, well seasoned, as low
e sou irouoie in a lew seasons. rw
Save money-Xacn what you srend at home n. ... 1...
and damage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our
boys in the trenches; help win the war by building gianaries now.
Portable granaries of this type are universale used in
other sections. One trip with a good team will haul the ma
terial for one granary. For particulars as well as prices on
Union County lumber for all farm purposes, see
The George Palmer Lumber Cc.
LA GRANDE, OREGON