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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1918)
" "'''"'"MONDAY, AtlfilTSTS, ?AflE TWO T-A OUANDF,F.VF,MTNfl OSRRTTOTt. '-it.. atfttJktiitfstttit WITH THE'SAGES ;ijtiiijwnSrirrfiniriiriifi PLANNING TO STOP THE GERMAN DRIVE rv Watch Your Figure Im- Home Grown Green 1! II & ft ri. , If I: !1 It S;:f.; Ml "- If .1 ' : -I 1; P I ' ,' , prove Each Day You clasp a fiossnrd in front and lac jt in front They are so eouven-. ient to put on and your ' mirror will attest to a gradual .and -permanent figure improvement, not possible jvitb any other corset. '. . v - One of our Graduate Corsetie) es -will be. pleased to sliow you now Jossard iinpro ves your figure, without ob ligation to you to make purejjase." Hills Department Store To live our lives, to get' out whin Is In US, to do our share of the world's work, and Hve brotherly Willi vaut ft'l lows Hint In whnt we urfl litre for. E3wurd S. Martin. To work, to help nnd to be helped, to Icnrn sympathy through suffering, to lenrn through wonder; behold! this Is whnt It Is to prosper; Hint Is wlllll It l to live. l'bllllps Urook. , One contented with whnt he has done stands but small chance of bo coming funious for whnt he -will do. He hns Inld down to die. The grass Is already growing over blm. Movee. 1 - When we spenk of friendship, which Is the best thing In the world (for It is love anu iiencuccnce, u is cunriiy thnt Is Qtted for society), we' cannot1 suppose a brave pile 'should be built up with nothing. Jeremy Taylor. , Many men enn rightly assert that their opinions do not change; but the; lire not wise In boasting of the fact. It shows too often Hint they hate learned nothing since the day on which they reached their opinions. So ob vious an evidence uf Ignorance or fool ishness no man should advertise. Se- if lectcd. FAMOUS SLIPS Ferry - ' o( a girl. ,,' ' I'lllOW . ''; of the tongue. ', l'otato , , ';'-''' ' ' What you the waller. r i SHERRY'S VtOI,A DANA IN UUi VKATVRK ' In Now Metro Production Star ite vIvch Jlor. Art Of OaaclnR. -Viol Dana, charming Metro star of "The Only Road," a stirring . . story of WoBtern life, bus galn : made good use of tlio art which frnt Introduced her to the public -. thut of tage canclng. In "The Only lioud," this vorsatlle little c. tress dances the fandltngo, and In her previous release, "The Wind ing Trull," another spirited Bpan i Ish dunce was called for. At the UrIy age of five little Vlolu made her theatrical debut as d toe duncer. J.atur she took up . dramatic work, though she did not lone her terslc hereon a,rt, always keeping up with , the Jatoat dances. This knowlodgo she has found very nfii4 til--hee- pkliH-w--work. Boino TO AID WKHTKK.V i' AIUIIIItH. President Mukes Availalilc Hunt Of .' . ''" ff,ll(M(,(HIU. WASHJNOTON, D.C., August B. The following statement was given ant by the Treasury Deparlinon and the Department ., of Agrlculliu today; . Acting upon the urgent repruaon muons mat many wheat growers In certain sections of the West who Oae lost two successive crops by wlnter-ikilllng und cruiight, huve exhausted their resources and may be compelled to forego full plant ing and, In some cases, to abuin'on their homes unless lmnicdiato as sistance is .extended, the I'lesldcut on Saturday, July 27, placed at the disposal of. the Treasury Depart ment and the Department pf ArH culture, $0,000,000 to enable them to furnish aid to that eixtimt. The two departments are nlrcad ue'vo- ly at work forniuliitlng -plain, for df M.IWS-other Me,tro. , sue rL,T. hA MIifKI ' " u announced within tho next fuw cesses are 'Riders of tho Night, "llreukura Ahead," 'A Weaver of Di euuiH," . '.'The Wlndlug Trail," "Blue Jeans," "The Olrl Without a Soiu," and many others of equal note. , Tills clover little actress -was born in Ilrooklyn but soon .moved to New York, where she attended school. Miss nana is the youngest n well ns tho most beloved of screen stars. . Also Bill Hart reelcr. ' in a great two- i ARC A DE 1 "NAdUHTY, NAIIUHTY!" Pretty Enid Bennett fllU from the sublime to the ridiculous at least in the titles or her photo pluys ns .easily as you or I flit from home to .office,. For her lat est Paramount picture now show ing at tho Arcade has been called "Naughty, Naughty!" Thero Is something in a name, too, In both cuses, and ''Naughty Naughty!" Is unite as intriguing us ino name indicates nlthoUKh nut cultural dayB and operations' bogun v It may bo stated geno-ully tlml the Federal land hanks In tho dis tricts affected will be designated by the Secretary of ilio Troiuury as the, financial agents of tlio gov- eminent to make the Kiiins and to collect them. The Deportment or Agriculture through its spei'lel of ficers, . including .the county agents, will ascertain the needs of the in dividual farmers and determine the feasibility or the planting, - J'"or J'ariuers Who Jluvo hulleivd. The primary object of thin fund la not to stiniiilalo the pliutlii!; 'f an increased fall aicrouge of nhejt or rye in the oovoiely uffeeted drought aroja, or' even necenuirlly to secure the pluntlng of u n orni il acreage, to enable them to remain on -their larii.-s, a. (1 to pla it si.'h an acreage us eiey he deto nJi.i l to be wine, under 'i tha condillons. with a vUw to InereKKj the fond supply of tlio Nation to mid to th National security and (!ot.ns It is distinctly i. ot li'.le-Hii-ii in In- n.il lu stlmulritii ll-o pluiiiiir' r wheat or any other grulu where nueh planting Is not u; ri'.m an ngil- poi.u oi vi"w una w.i ie QUAKER QUIPS Dy the time a man Is old enough to know better lie Is. too old to take ad vantage ot it. f , Wisdom comes with years. The oldei a man grows the moro he realizes how young he used to be. ' Accidents will happen In tho best regulated families, so a girl must ex pect to havo her heart broken once 11 a while. . ' The man who Is looking ror n Jo sometimes realizes that there Is plein. of reom at the top, but mighty lln, at the bottom. What He Wanted. Watermelons Full line df Fruits and Vegetables. - , Anything gooi. in the Market You will find it here. -. -.I u American und British .officer on the western trout consulting mid inurk lng off stmteglc positions wldeh the enemy w us expected to strike in his he offensive.' ' -"' AIRFIGHTWG Jonce, he'd never bo a glmper again. : We nil know thnr. nnd nn . elniner r , b 1 U XtitH , X UJ-iD ' over loses his- ncy-ve. , "I don't' mean a glmper will nl- (Contlnued Prom Pago 1.) i iways pluuo J:ito a crowd or Huns,. no mutter their number. A good glmper -knows when to fight' and when hot to fight. If lib hasn't a strapping chap, with n fine sense of humor and a winning iinlle. 1 1 his escadrlllo, thoy call: Jilni "head ichanceV.ho draws off, flies around glmper" Jii3t because he la"h'atur-.1unt) lib1 Kots his altitude nnd then ally a leader and the llfo of f tho , ,ir0IW 01l ih0 Ilulnles. A glmper unit, The, e.icadrlllo Is kn'own ' as doesn't need to be foolhardy. '' Ho Harris' Grocery Phone, Main 70 and 77; Farmers, Black 192 , 408 NORTH FIR STREET i--.lv ACROSS THE TRACK 'Cnited States fopd Administration I.icense No. G50256." the "glmper squadron and was the first group of American train ed nil' fighters to take the field, or the ai)', rather, away from the Oerman airmen. watches his chances, hut never gives up when anothor glmper is Doing strafed. ' When-- yrtu'io flying around up Uioru, over Germany, and being 'A glmper is a bird who would ! followed by a string of black puffs' from I hq Gorman Archies, and hear them exploding, and. when you see Bonio Gorman planes off to one side of you, It is the easiest thing j In tho world to pretend you don't see them and keep straight ahead until you pad! them. . Usually, the Germans are willing for you to do that unless you stop them. But a glmper never lei, 3 himself fall to stick by you through anything, explained ltlckonbacker. "If you wore up In the air and inn into a dozen Jlochcs and were getting the worst -of it, perhaps, . and the fellow with you stuck with you and give it to them until the Helnlus went back to Hunlnnd, you'd know ho "was a glmper. If he didn't have motor trouble and his gun didn't Jam, or ho didp' see them. He, maneuvers around .m in nnn "of h dozen eoodluntll he can pique on them and Avennoq for zoomine off home and I let them leavo you to do the, same ir you i have It until they run Then lie's satisfied he's a A stranger drupped Into n green gio-, could get away, he'd be a glmper I glmper." cer's the other day nnd inquired of the shopkeeper If he had any nuts. '. "What kind do you want?" iiskod the man. 1 . "I don't know. Just nnuio them over to mo, will you?" "Well, wo hove Brazil nuts, waliiuis, almonds, cobnuts," nnd lie I'littledi.olt a number ot other varieties, but the si l unger shook his head. "Filberts?" suggested the man. "No, not lllherls," "Cheslhuls'f"' . '"" '''"" The stranger smiled. "That's tliitnk you." . ; , "How ninny do you want?' all right. A glmper Is a snout who - dots everything just a little bet- jKICH HORN tcr than he has to. "We call this the glmper squad- Kierinnny Demands ion bocatiae every man has to prove himself a glmper by his actions. Whon a chap arrives, lie's an egg. AH' good eggs soon become vul- 'lurts and then they're promoted to IcooDher htanillntr. That is whon they have to prove themselvoa Gim TO . IIH AVKNOKD. It, Tlint Rnssin Slmll Take Htern Sleiisures. LONDON, Aug. o; Dr Carl Helf- peWt;-tthif ''they'll " be"..iinp4nt:MMUltlim8ttt of , tho . persons n lon-na .ihnv make . ood. A iHt 'ho imiriler of Field Miirsha ferieli, .Gorman Ambassador to Rus sia, has sont a note to Foreign Ministor Trotzky demanding stoarn measure In tho search for and guilty lial voa Blchhoin, the German military cominnnder In the 'Ukraine accord- I don't want any. -1'vd boon lrvln.lllm Bacl1 to 1110 woods' , l . ' . . ... ... S. "JL to think of the tinmc of that street ft.r "Olmpor means a ' lot" to us. It '"" " '." "... an hour and thought Hint would h. . moans' , more than good ,sc6ut, oi l , . u..u. .t . . u,. good seiieine lo help me out. I want man who. Isn't a glmper can't stay with tlio ' squad i on It's zoom for mo comic-opera sort of thing onelothor nctlMiiia aro 'ifer; might expect. The story which It la no; lul.m.Kil that this fnii.l was wrlile,n for Miss Bennett by shall be us:id to 111uK.1iu.n3 lo t!. Giitdner Sullivan.- ouens with fin 'lllnrs wllti lllivt. I.nnlrdiir -r,.ll:.l..r. the miiirn ot pretty Roberta Mil ler W Jier small-town homo In thu Middle West. Now there In nothing particu lar! remarkable ubont thut tlitt leiiiarkiihle thing Is tho effect the trip had upon the heroine. She had lert a quaint glnglianied young hti'r and hud returned a smartly gowned, very sophisticated young poison with three thoroughbred bulldogs. Mllyvllle for so the town was called gasped and bit iln lips and murmured that it had known all iiloug "Noo Yorw weren't no pluee ter a young girl." ' Roherla, much bored at the too even tenor of her wuy in Lllitvlllu decided ! reform the town ,l0 :o i-Irened subntl.iite grains In the area form with her withes rather than 'Involved. This will' not exclude reform hemelf to conform In the 'consideration of cases or Individ owns wlsl.es. And thereby hang.lual. who do not intend to 'or who tho tale. A certain young man. her (cannot engage in fall seeding, who sweetheart and the editor of the ,o- might otherwise, be compelled to cal news sheet,, was one of tho abandon their homes nnd make ,7'" . ' roin-igreal aocrlflees provided sufficient ' """" euoris io re- fnd are left after -considering the are screamingly funny. imii rnii .i.,.i.. .. Tho loans will prolmbly not be nl uud ran O'huv.iie secure li.iiii. The .recent action of tha War Fin ance Corporation, Indicating lis willingness to make advances to bunks and trust cuuipanle-i which have made loans to i'.irmers and cattlemen, should ease the giiimnl financial situation au.l in lurge measure enable bunker. i I'l extend uccommadutlons to furniciri having biicIi collateral. Hanks are urged lo avail themselves or ll.e offer of the War Finance Corporation. Cue In Full JMiiiitliig. This fund, because of lis IllniC'd iimuunl. will be used neressuri principally In connection . Willi tie urn Planting or wheat, or of me to get to C'liostniitjslroet. How do get there?" London Tlt-Blts. Superiority. ' "Mr. lllobsler hits been n'rleh man ror yours, yet tie huh stands In awe of his butler." . "And how can you iiecoimt for Hint?" "I can't explnln It unless It's bo cause the butler Is n much heller griimmiii'lan Hum -Mr. mobster." Bir mingham Age-ljerald. Hen Makes Nest In Tree. J. A. Daniels of Silver Luke, Conn., .boosts of a hen which Inys eggs lu a nest In a willow tree, ten feet from lliu ground. .. An employee of ilr. Daniels saw the hen -ruckling on a biiiiu'h of the tr! recently nnd dis covered mi egg In her lofty nest. Bluce then she bus been laying reg ularly in ilils uniiMiiil place. l.l mil nr onn.mHo" T tint I h 1 1110 OeSllUCOll OI 1110 "HOIOeuS OI word from a .mechanic I had whem j"it!-German in-.-.--i,uo In Moscow I was In jthe racing gnmej. Ho wasp111'1 l'etrouiad." a glmper, and I knew whon ho fin- ' ' luhod with a motor, she would run. See Peach Ad., this is3ue. 8-5,St.pd In this man's life there were two kinds nf neonlo. almnoro and bums. l.STO.MAf 'II AXI MVDIt TItOI'ItliK Thero wore mighty row ginipenM No end or misery anu actual sur In the world and lota or bums, asjforlng Is caused by disorders of thl.j mochaiilc put it and It took ! the stomach and liver, and may a good man to be a jtlmpnr. I1'" nvoide'd by the use ot Chamber- "This pursuit and fighting parti Inin'n Tablets. Give them a trial, of aviation requires a type of nv-jriicy only cost a quarto:'. ialor who will stick, especially tlfo ' -; 1 way we fly In groups. To do your! When you feel this hoi weather so best work you must mave.a mutual I much, why not drop m at Silvcrthorn's confidence. In tho glmper flying i and ask Al Cain for a drink-qf Afli beside you. If you have a glmper i Cola.- v 8-3,14 w!th you you know ho won't make a mlstiiko or lo:e his nerve at tho critical niomout. ',A glmper couldn't do that; ir he lout his nerve, Jint THE FIRST CAR LOAD OF -' " .; ... -',"1 nil - '- - ; : - . ': Wafermeldns i'lq.l 1 ,-lli. JUST IN We Have Blackberries and Red Raspberries Peaches, Apricots, Plumes .Fresh Home Grown Ureen Lorn 'Ml ' " on the cob :New Celery and Grocery Bakery The . Home of Fancy Groceries. Polack, Prop:; phone Main 75 FAMILY DRUG STORE LA SRANOCORCGON. smmtxiBCiam r e 9mmm 'j. tm. m im . m m m ttUivyiviT" , DON'T SELL THAT OLD SUIT to the rag man, ' liecaiiso it hwkjs old it has a lot of life in it, and needs only Cleaning and Pressing to make it last iotiior seasotl; TRY IT. anot model. Ii tin ui course, sue succeeds and mil only convinces tho church people thut they ought to sanction dances, but that they ought to provide them as a means or nnletlalnment ror their young people within vvy gales. Afll Cola is the new drink quenelies your thirst. Try it, at Sil vertliorn fountain. -8tf FAMILY DKUa STORK LA aRANDIiOacaONi oiade for more than $3 an acre, and It Is likely that a maximum of 100 ucre.i In eome localities and of 160 III others will be nsiiililio...,! their lu addition to paying a re.isoniilile rate of Interest, each farmer will be reunited to contribute to mi in- thai Isurauce fund out of the proceeds from the sale or his crops If hi? operations are successful. 8000, Rexall tores sell Tpeka; cof fee on Sat.ufdriy,''nt''31eY I'utmati's Drug Store. 8-l,1t CAPT. ETHEL RENTON iv di i ARCADE Theatre TODAY AND TOMORROW Zwiefel Tailoring, A. B. Rogers Foley Hotel Building, Adams Avenue. ii " il '' ' ' '-'nr Clad In the same uniform that tha wore at her duties on the western front and holding the pas mask the used while braving war dangers to help the soldier, Cpt. Ethel Renton of the Sal vation Army It shown hers on tier re turn to the United States. She came back after nine montht on front-line duty to aid the war fund drlvt of tht Salvation Army. n-i i i t 1 nomas n iriCQ presents. ENID BENNETT; Naughty. Naughty!" AND A T WO REEL COMEDYil IT" ! I i! ii Mr. Grain Farmer: - Are you prepared to handle your grain In bulkf Do not wait until Spring (ind Summer when you are buried with work and worried with ldbor shortage, but build your graneries sow. You can buy tlie lumber and roofing paper for a first-class 1000 bushel portable granary for $04. D8 and it will last for years. Sacks for-.rthe same amount of grain will cost you $125.00 and this would be a dead loss against this year' 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 need the tacks for aand bag for the protection of .their very Uvea and perhaps your boy it among them. i.' ..... . 1 Spend" your money in your own valley by buying lumber manufactured at home. When you buy tackt part of the money goes to India; BUM.Uj YOUR GRANARIES NOW Be prepared Dy"'building them before the farming leaion opens up. He sure, to get good lumber, well seasoned, aa low grade lumber will give you trouble in a few teasont. Don't Use green lumber. "' ., . 1 . o Save money keep what you tpend at home prevent Ion and damage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our boya in the trenches;, help win the war by building granaries now. Portable granaries of this type are onlverralty oaed In other sections.- .. One trip with a good team will haul the ma terial for one granary. For particulars as well at prices on Union County lumber for all farm purpose, tee . - i - ...ii, . ' ' ' nl- ' The Geoirgfe Palmer Lumber Cc. 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