Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1918)
PAOF. FJOIIT HATURDAY. JULY 27, IQlS LA 0 If AN OH KVENJNO OBSERVER : 1 Before You Start on ' That Vacation Trip. A iriuiiicut's meditation now may save you a world of worry after you reach your destina tion. .'There arc: things you'll need while, away that cannot Ik; found in out-of-the-way plees. ' ; Insure the 'conifortu nnd conven- icncHK, by wtockiiiL' up -before you go. A list iW suggestions may prove helpful Stationery Fountain Pens ' Drinking Cups Thermos Bottles Cigars Candy '';' Shaving Supplies Cold C'rcum . Tuitions Combs -Brushes . Fishing Tacklo Headache Ilemedy Adhesive Plaster Antiseptic Solution! Dentifrice ... ulh Crushes Plujvig Curds , ' MusiXto Lotion LSunniicVllcmedics Start right and write us while away for ;Vi. any thing yon may need. 3JPgiCeutrul Powers In Italy, Auslro- !lInnuHV litis liAnmi. Innrau.lnoln : reluctant to contluue I ho war. Mot ling has occurred sporndlcully In Vienna and many ollior cHitm. but jus yoi nothing suggesting o -dlrort, revolutionary success has occurred. I The Aiistro-llungarlans uiujucs 1 tlonulily have become ' the most 1 1 war weary or nil the peoples In '.he conflict during, the past year. Jlnn gor lies plnchod them with special severity, largely because of their luck of capacity for organization. Fearful of a collapse In the Haps burg Empire, the German govern mont has uppeased the htinftcr rioters by sending them food from Germany's own scanty storo. Th's measure, however, can only be, .tem porary.,; When Germany no-longer 'Is able to send grain to Vienna, thorn will coino nil lnteiisiflcaliou of the stiuln that may compel Aus-tio-Hungary to drop out of the war- - IIiicbIh's 1'light. " Itussin's pllglit during the fourth year of tha war has struck ,a mlil rile course between the two usual channels of revolution. There, has been no such soricB- of excesses that ilia ked - the reign of torroc (luring the French Revolution, nor ha.o ov.-snts followed the orderly procp dunt of the English -revolution, Vio lence has provuiled among the It us. Alans, but their principal handicap ins not been a tendency towards crime. It has been a naive faith In BiSRiyALsil OiOVKIi.VOIt KTHI'IIKXS STAYS KXKt ITIOX TIIJj 1)KC. 13. ( hump :iurk Will- Be Cliulnnau At ISig Mi-ding In Wnliingluii . Tomorrow. , , ; 1.08 -ANGELES. July 27. By United I'ross.) Govoinor Stephens today granted a stay' of. execution on Thomas J. Mooney's death sen tence for his alleged participation in tlio I'repai-odness Purado dyna mite outrage In 8anx Francisco un til December 13th. He said It would tulio all the In tervening timo to study the case, und ho promised that , Mooncy would have a square deul. MAN Y .MKKTI.NUH, TOMOKItOW .We have just'receivedjjy American Express, a large and varied assortment of Ladies' Collars and Jabots also u exceptionally beautiful assortment of Crepe Waists. .-'. ' .:' y-, - '. ''"-. -l : ' NEW SUMMER GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. ' "'T SAN FRANCISCO, July 27. (41 I United Press.) Speaker Champ Clark, of the House of Represent?.- i tivos, has. .accepted the chairman ship of tho mooting which has been i R U N 'RIfi li T T 0 THE LA GRANDE PHARMACY (:,, ,nni,i .iih 1,n, iin, IcaUcd In Washington Sunday to lack of education. NevertheloM.I'I'B0 a now trial for Thomas J. tho revolution howovoi; faulty, Bivto Mnonoy. under ser.tonce of death fairer hopo ror tho future of Uus. fo1' urdor In connection wilh a, sia than a continuation -.. o,' - thd prepaiedno?s-day bomb explosion reign of, the mont illy -trico3ix,qm ! hm-0" as"R " Mnirm re Ilornan'ol'f:;. ' ''- ' ! ' .- calved by tbo" International work. rra iJerensQ League. Minimi- mccx- Ings are to ho hold In many other pfirts of tho countiK. ; Ladies Fancy Collars ,!....v..-.. Ladies' New Crepe Waists ;., .. dirls' Gingham Dresses ' Girls', WhiteVoiles ......... Ladies' ni-Skid Auto Caps Ladies' Outing Caps, assorted' colors . Ladies' Summer Petticoats -..,........ LndicSVtaw Kimonas . ....... .... ; Boys' Witdi Suits I Joys, ey Jtmniiier nlysts ijovs jew huTwncr &nns ... L'oys' New t Bovs New Suiniii(V Unions 49, 98,' 91.49, $1.98 ............ .$-198, $5.90, $6.90 ..98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98 ,.........98c, $1.49, $2.49, $3.98 ;.;. .,...;,...:. ;.....$1.98 Quicic. Delivery . Phono Main 40 ''. '" l.n Grande, Oregoo "' . - ' -; jr;4 NKtj'j;" f i Attic- mwnh.s ip V '.( Continued IToiu Pgo 1. ) 2t!Rr'.pi...tQ i'.ho Gorf:a!;, ,' jronhi r-f 1 tlu 'u r.in::!v:liy, leltovrn erf j:ra'.l:tul. to" tho rflnco the suparnto peace with tha Central Powers .was .signed y-tho nolshcvihi, suggestions huvo been mada for a policy of revenge toward Bus-.la ou tho pai l or tho allios. The First Envelope. Wlnor advice, however, htn prevail-1 Tllc ,lrKt envelope of7 width there Is od. :Jo s'cho::io of hitcrvonlton i'l I hnowirugc lurmscu . letter sent Itnrjia Ins boon proposed that lw ' " t"1" l,y !,lr Wllllairi Turnbull to Sir nqnmeil foir.lble and without danger Jnmes Ogilvle. Thu epi.ftle, Willi lin to the, ca'una of democracy. . levering, Is still prewrvcu in the Brit If democracy's ;r.ea:s nro sotiatl. '. wuwum. At that period, nnd long 1 tlio (Innnuns cannoL crush them in ;'"liru' lc Kcnerat custom ll.us.ila.: . The- Ilusilann ;no ,ocr.p'.-4 , ' 'ouera anu seni ti.ein wun wax. t ig lo'.tihlo .sttcrlflccii )-;Mv)V.. 1 1 in- ir-ormit -a-'.0vnnlwi -' orgauiz-.tloii Every Day is a Sales Day at a Penney Storo, iins.iri 1nll 1 ........; ;.;;.,;. .: ...49c, 98c - -.flfe, $1.49, $1.98 :.:...::..$1.25, $1.49, $1.69 .98, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98 . 59c, 62c :...59c, 69ct98c ..;:..... .. 25c, 49c - .5Sc, 68b Incorporated ' Formerly the United Store Every Day -is a Sales Day at n , .- Penney .: -.-.Store. ' ' l.-.,t.'5.p-,,,'n.,,, !rt . 'I.,, ,fIMri- )LM- 'Pii haii0 i-e7l'jro- normal 'conditions of liv (!"?-ili.'f.'. 'i'hn oliier dci-.iov.racio-i of th nan :! litjnco v;li oil pcrr-il-.tod l.w tveat: sliolild vonioinner tno crutlitioi i AiiElio-ntiBSS! Iaa to roeovor th-.-J.-'f '.h'.'r own' rovolmicnv.-y epoch:, lost Icr.ltoiy on the Inmso a am and should ho patient with It:is.da. :-. m'tp .. victory for uci'.ioc:::cy, VV ' Diml Alon'irchv Keen 1 nit; :. :i Affalr3 in Auatro-llungary durini, ;ad to drlvo tha Italian-, heck -n . Not nthorwisi can freedom domin v the pasl year have baan hlKhly un-itho 1'lavo.' Hinco tho victory of liic'ate tho world. ' - ' ' l-'nrly In the last' century cnveloni tiesaii to come Into inoro Benenil use, ami stnnipcd envelopes iicliloved wide' pupulnrily lii Knsli'ml shortly after tho cstfthhslmpnt of thJ penny post in ISIO. n.v ISTiO they were largely used on this side of the Atlantic. j ; - I ' r' . . . ' I rfet';)3 BEST IN THE LONG P. UN s Pig ks If '-'How Tire Prices ?fefcS;iB:ait 1 e 'l-War ' Go st s ' 1 .4. .:'V.. ....... ..' "-.-' .' ; . v - ii War Iu3 uu&t .J afi now. oil nricas higher. ; ? it CinJriA Tire; "oJ Jj.i2i toxhs rics. for nine yo-irn r:;viz'.u a pleasing surprise la tiro user:-. Goodrish ttrca' fsra not ersf!y f r war tinros, or any other tirao.' ; This year's increatto of Goodrich ; tiro . prices is far., below sncrd- pricc increases. You can buy (pooc'rioli tirus 35 per art l.r.s t!iu:i you paid for tires nmo years ao. ArA rememhor with Oiodrich pr:;o.5 yoa c-t t'v; sure, full value service of CJOOOWIC11 SlillVICU V.VLU3 Tut:::-. zt i i, the nrrciiniiin tf caay rid i.; comfort, (taiiulinu ceonoiny, and prolonged lnilcaCe in service on your car end oa lite road. It is finvd war economy to buy . cooDRiCM CE:ivica VAf.ua tikes. M ' I 15 Cuick' Action. Quick nvtlun has becumo the liyvwd of commerce. I-'ort lines have heeu mado nnd lost nnd rcmmle In: the time the undecided person wavers In his or nor decision., Hut quick decision must not to ho confounded with Jumpinsim pulslvely to conclusions. This ex treme, which admits of little or no thought at nil, is always as bad as the other. ' , , , Train your mind to. act quickly, PIuiiko forward or raw , hack-ward, hut don't stand fnitnrinffly In the mid dle, for you stand iu Merger ot heiug lam low by Imieeisxm. ' Iceland and America. ' I Although li-clnnd lies fur out of the hoatcii track of Urn American tour- 1 ist, yet sho is an Island Uiat pbssesura j jimmy InlerestinR associations with ! this country. : It was from Iceland ! that came tho first Uuropoan discov--: ercrs of America, who a thousand years ugo had thc.r prosperous settle ments all aloiiR the New EiiRlnnd coast, as far south us Lows Island. It was to Iceland that Christopher Co lumhus went for Information about tho now world before sinrtHift off on tho first of his epoch-making voyages across tho Atlantic, "J:'r 'llr" lliaa' TITR B. F GOODRICH 'ijffimgMS RUBBER COMPANY : ' YEARLY PRICES PH 3 .1912 - ggPi r. i9i4 z:ir- ,9I7 m$m WHAT TO DO NKXT." TIME IS THE STUFF of which LIFE is made Spend a little time saving, and thus eliminate the necessity of continuous slaving.' TWENTY PEP CENT SAVING ON YOUR GROCERY BILL means Several days' wage3 saved each month. Full Cream Tinainuok Clii'i'sc, per lb. ...........A (ioldcn Rod. Oat Makes, ( 'auiied bruits, assoi'to&kmui 35c (iiiulitv, irt ean 38 'Canintil Corn and Striiiir Bouns, rier can ............VlJ Canned Sutrar Peas,' can ..3l2i Canned Tomatoes, No. 2' tia Oysters, A. & L. brand 1...17 Carnation'Milk, dozen cans $1.44 . Fresli Eggs, dozen .:. 40 Fresh Hhrcddcd Coeoanut, lb....28 Sott Shell Walnuts, 11). ...:..............38 M.J.B. Coffee, 1 lb 38, 3 lbs 1.10 .Shilling's Baking Powder lb 45$ Royal Baking Powder, lb . 45 A. '& 11. Soda, 1-lb. Idvge .-..-.7 Albers' Chicken Feed, 100-lb. s,ack.. $4.45 Union Store Open 8 a.m. Close G p.m. Saturday open until 8:30 p.m. Hooverized Grocery Across tho track, next to Stil well's Cash Market. United States Food Licensa No. C50255. mm&$Zii THE CITY OP" ClOOURICH f id, if i.'l.l. tCc . .(lit Hi :' Hi AV.ROM, OHIO. WEELL GOODRICH TIRE CAEIK Complete Stock. S, TBE 0 ES AND 11 Sizes. LaGrandeGarage VllAH'. UlcCKAItY. I'rop. Washington Street. WE SELL GOODRICH TIRES, TUBES AND CASINGS Conipleta Stock - All Sizes amiito arage Ill:ltT 1 1 A. MI I. TOT, I'rop. Comer Fir and Jcffersdn ' ritih'i'-.NnnrlslHMl rhftclioii PoiiihI In I .M(':t.Mn-iiiK tuitl VoiKhhiB Tcsls. Thousands of undcr-nourisheJ j jcliildrcn are lirl:u; found in tho .national weighing and nicasmiiu; ileat which now includes "more than jfivo million children. Tho problem I Which confronts tho committees.' j which aro condnctins; tho test I part of their war s:rvicc is ivhui ' to do with these untlor-nourfyhou ' jchildren so thnt they can can t; row inp to be stin;i, halthy citizens. : 'Mo'Jiei'a niutit do Wit Bavinfl ha', I been one of the Children's Year J slogans. But they i .m not do it talono. Thuy must hnvq the help of a community nriinted to ace tiuU. 'every mother had the (pro she necdn ! before her child is horn and at 'confinement. so that tho bnby m:iy j have a fair start hi life. They i ineod child con ult;tlo:i contei-s, pie-' : pared to pive tho mothers 'the. nioit ij expert advlra ;:s tn the caro of li e1 i baby and esp.fciaUy as to nietho-i 1 jnf feedin;, Kiredin used to he! considered as natural an breatitins. i jbut many or the itis uf adult lire jaro now traced to poorly cIio.'t ifood in ehlihood. J The Childrcii'f) Mnre-'U of the V iS. Depa: tnient of Labor believe ; ! I that there i one, rm t of worlur I who above any otbfr it; qualified to! I srvc the Uvea of br.!len, nnd ilnu ; fa the puhlic health nurse. The ,urean urges that each community! jwlilch has no such worker hiake an j 'effort to secure one as its part iu itho campaign to sae children. I The Blue Mountain Creamery Needs Your Creaml j I KOU CU.NSTirATIOX AND ML- Ot'SXESS fiooi) idiccstion tt"cs fr tovarii con'fort health in hot weather I UmiiKcstcfood in the stomach car; i (ui.kly ioi.-n the system. Geo. .Ten 1 nr, 41fi Lslife St, S.m Antonio, Tex. ! ! writes: 'TolcXCnthlrtic Tablets havt 'proven the bfchixukve I have taker I and I recommeinl tholi to anyone auf i ferinpr from co:tiiwyon or bilous I tiff j. They shouXbejin every travel ing man's crip." AOitl-k relief foi ' sick headache, bloatm or other con jdlthin eaused hy bad indiprestion. Sold ' cTervwhere. Adv.1 ' - ' ' 'i S 60c 69e 58c 57c. 5(ic ' 55c 51c 63c ' 52c 51c 50c I 20 Per Cent Cream 55 54 53 52 51 50 -19 48 47 . 46 . -45 J ' 21 Per Cent Cream.. : 65' 01 V4 63 V4 52-' 6H& 60 Vi 49 484 474i ' 46 l 22 Per Cent Cream...: 55V4 54 88 Vi 52'f, 51 50 49 48 47 46 46 I J 23 Per Cent Cream.. 50 55 64 53 62 51' 60 49 48 47 46 J 24 Per Cent Ci-cnr., 5ll 55 54 53 52 61 50 - 49 '48 47 46 S 2S Per Cent, Cream ..- 56 56 54 53 52 51 .50 40 48 47 ,46i 26 Per Cent Cream .T 56 65 64 53 52 61 50 49 48 47 46 I 27 Per Cent Crenm V- ....56 55 54 63', 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 I J 28 Per Cent Cream. ... 56 55 64 53 52 61 50 49 48 47 40 j 29 Per Cent Crenm.... . ...1. 5(1 55 .54 53 52 61 60 49 4S47 46 J i 30 Per Cent Cream.-. .... 67 66 55 54 53 52 61 50 49 48 47 SI Per Cent Cream ..... 57 . 56 55 4 53 52 61 ,. 50 49 48 47 I 32 Per Cent Crean- ...... 57 56 55 54 63 52 51 60 49 " 48 47 1 J 33 Per Cent Cream ...57 56 55 54 53 61 50 49 48 47 j 34 Per Cent Cream.... "'7 56 55 54 53 52V1 51 50 49 48 47 J I 35 Per Cent Cream 7 16 65 64"i 53 62 ' 51 50 49 48 47 1 36 Per Cent Cream - ii; 55 54'i 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 1 37 Per Cent Cream. 6 ! 55 54 63 5214 51 50 49 48 47 1 J ' 38 Per Cent Cream 57Ji 55"A 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 J I 39 Per Cent Cream.... 57V 58 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47; S 40 Per Cent Cream 57 4 55 54 63 52M, 51 50 49 48 47! J 41 Per Cent Cream 57',a 5li 55 54 53 52 61 50 49 48 ' 37 1 42 Per Cent Cream. . .. 58 571 50 55 54 53 62 51 50 ' 4Q 48 J 43 Per Cent Cream '....?... 58 V"! 56 55 54 "53 " 62 51 49 48 J 44 Per Cent Ceram 58 71 66 55 54 63. 52 61 50 49 48 J ' 45 Per Cent Cream 58 oV 56 55 64 63 ' 62 61 0 49 48 46 Per Cent Cream 58 . 57 56 65 54 53 52 61 ,'50 49 48 J 1 47 Per Cent Cream-.. 58 57 56 55 54 5:) 52 51 '50 49 48 I J 48 Per Cent Cream...- 58 67 56 - 55 64 ' 53 52 51 150 49 48 J 49 Per Cent" Cream. : 58 57 56- 55 54 53 52 51 150 49 48 I S 50 Jer Cent Cream. 58 57 66 55 54 63 62 61 60 49 48 1 61 Per Cent Cream '. 58 57 -56 55 64 63 62 51 60 40 48 J 52 Per Cent Cream :. 68 57 66 55 54 63 62 51 -50 49 48 1 ' " K! Per Cent Cream. 58 67 56 , 65 54 53 62 51 60 49 48 M J ' - 54' Per Cent Cream....: 58 67 5G 55 51 63 62 51 50 '49 48' 1 S ' 65 Per Cent Crcum ...58 57 56 55 54 63 52 51 50 49' 48 1 This scale shows net price we pay for BUTTBRFAT usinir 50 to 60 per cent, inclusive, as price, less lc J per pound of cream. 1 Wc arc PayinR for Bulterfal - -r on the basis of 51c per pound, less lc per pound cream received therefrom. Fiirure your cream state- mcnts over and compare your net returns with the net prices we pay, and you will find your home market J ennnllv as (rood as outside. Help the CAR SHORTAGE liy selling your cream here. CUT THIS SCALE OUT AND POST IN YOUR MILK HOUSE and KEEP for FURTHER REFERENCE. . BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY CO. .) I v 1 'iJ'i imZafCilSiitliSi' ifaia a jncj.' wm