La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 16, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textif 1 i'f ' ,UtYOV PAGE TWO f New Georgette ah Qhine Blouses at 11 VV"NQ;yTt.r i -u(b and canteens 7312, GOO - MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 1fl. 191E Beautiful new, Perfect" Pitting Styles, made of Dependable Fabrics.; -U' High, Bound and Square Necks. : mmmSm HILLS; DEFT STORE EXPEHDITURES m m mm itKpoi.r is At THOitm:n vv AIUKIl'AS TWAlt t'OlXtili . t ' . ' : ' IiWiiIIk ' r.x(xnlilui'('H For .IleHef Wurfc,' That Huh - llceii, Dime . 'Ill Hull zerliiiiil. 1. .' TlieioUowWfc' report Is authorl:- by tho , 'Aljici lean . .Bed Cmn vunncii: .'.', 1 tWlar " Tbo third installment, tenoit to D t Amurlraa - -peoplo ' concerning Il.c ust of Amerioun ttod Cross War :uhd cOvibi.-lho 'ncUvltlos , of tint wur'jwiyk.' (' ' SwlUqiland ; wheo SHERRY'S i . , , . .- f Ijplondld work ......lJi.....i iLv'dia ' ' Knott. .1 ' 'M KTKQ i ' IA X. I 1 Y PNO' IC41 "In Judgment Of" At Sherry's ll.T; 1 .,. .!. . ,', (l iiUhio. Thcmq. , ... I ... J ,' 'In Judgment Of," Htarrlni! An- 1 ... jifc' 6:- Nllsson -und Franklin'-Flir- nuin, supported : Jjy i iii nil star cari I . d popular players, headed by Hor- barl Siundlng, will b .tho attrac,- J tlon a' tho Sherry Theater, last i - Bhowlng today. Tho- sldfy Mji'lfMotn' the pqn of Gnorgo U. Baker and. v . the abUvdlroctldji Is the wojk of ' win a. nil i It Is a tehne. drimia. strong In Its appeal to the iSiJdiis uud carries - Ail r unusiftl thniin. Miss Nilsson plays . ilia role of.. Mnry Manner,, daughter of a political dictator, ! wnosn rtrango. -gift of toloputhy ,ls the means of saving her sweetheart , wrongly uccuuod of murder,.. from pnjlng tbo dumb penalty of nnoth- '. eiH crium.. .,, Thn ever noimhir Franklvn Tar- 1 1 'niijliMf "rtf tik' 'tt ic fori lAiiriMliiy ttViM.A9. . lllll. .O.'lWlPH'it , BorHoniillly, 'illid" Ik" HVftN 'a If 1 Iter vmi ns' ' lawyer whoso pniontiiKV ban bou sbroudud II iu mystory iinu who In accusofi oi a I erMinl'liU'Ml(f lffdililU ;llo; 'MMV,'vvllti oMiiLllilllf lllnJ'tlBl by lier psychic poweni, at last treps1 , Ills chmuctur from the stlgina of j j crlnio, and uaUibilals, hjs,, narcnt. UKH, ut u raillilllL'lllI tills Rrlpi'lim Pliiy.lj " ' ' i The HupportlOK ca:;t Is of unus ual nti'ciiKlh'und Includes. u:h lilt;hl lights of the sIuko iukT scicnn an Herbert HtnndinK, seen In the part of the Judge, at the murder trial in whlcb MIsS'.NHasun does such Iiarry IMictnruo, Edward AB,vandur and Ka(.herl(ia !Oriffltbs. Tlirough ont tho enUio , i;(u'C thtf dWlnb powers of telepathy ' whlcl( Mary possssff) , ajnd ,,wlich Is. sllpivn"' In her beautiful 'eyes, pluys al domhi" lu't. '" ' ;' '' " r t :. ; ml :. alii piu't Mrs. A. R. Hunfor and-lMrs,. C, U,.. Bldwell of Island pity,' diiasaU to the1 'Siute Federation of ty'omeu's Clubs, tc convene Tupsduy, Wednes day and Thursday of this week left Jl If morning. Mrs. A. L, ' Klchafd on. a dcle;ato from La Grande, loft last week. Mrs. ' L. B. Mns and Mis. O. IU. Sllvertborn, tho two remaining dc,!eBnt03 will part tomorrow. do- Vatr and Air. . W.iter In contact with the air nb- po-lw tls carbonic neld In n decidedly i.ctlcni' 'Ucre'e.'':-"'Iii" densely iofm- itMliiNliiiWIIUilliilNilAtW4deralile :'-,(irttince. The difference IH percep- i:iijy;Uuwcwe:ou!c:i.'iuiirliroiiKbt, b.' the eoimnon expri'Hslojj "ritfifeshliig v.-fweri llidlciitos,., II I- -M i" n i 1. 1 .ji , ,. u y: - : 1 : I TOM I . Porcelain money is unci! IH nurina apd Slum: uud feather ijjin, BVlQIt. racliirefl from Ibe sliortreoW'"lhers ttoin benenlh Die wlnnsliit tj fu-MiJ 'otiiirrot, Is Ihii ordinary; cuRreucy of the Sautu Ci'ua islinnlur ' I -' ' I v.ju-era iiiuicuieS,. Job Printing, The Obse 3 J' B rmseef aierUsiriK will pring' rj V" W'f I 'd ri tL T -V T 'ippiopyiayon S tptj n 1 1 , vim ii'-.m ' J" " "Ntft'X SCOTIA 'OPFERS'A FULL" fell 'I'I. "HI ll'l.'l'l 'i ..I. How the Herring Built the Navy. j AVd derlre the Idea of our defensive !J!rliIltiiwyj!;"fft)n( King Alfred, the real founder of our fleet, who believed in bavin bigger.'! faster, bttr ,Bil iionre jliips (linn your enyniy, whch 4s always a sane policy to follow. But mivcr Croipwell really- gave us our herring navy when lie tnw the neces sity of taking their, sea-trade, doin.1 nnhco' from' the Dutch; vvhleii. trade was inostly'eonccrned felth1 the herring fishery, Tit-Bits. jmostij Ufriedt j. reisons .,'6r' . such . .mi n, vvtyxsi, ine ,iurou.osi oi wnien Is the necessity of care for the jAuiorlcin sold'ers In Cermnn prls camps aud f the desire , or thn p t plo c;f tho United States to r 1 ve Swltze.i'laid of ft part of t'10 (.-..''ut burden that War. has laid up jon b ;r Thd icpoi t ;,how an ev peudlti.re ,to .Juno, ltt. 1918, of f JpU.f .)i', consisting ol a gift of ;M25,0"ii to the Swiss Red Cross, mid u donation of !J75,00( to as. shit t':o '.Swiss '.government In car li K fo :' Interned Russians. A rur iber .:upi,r6p.'uiiten .ifoi1 this work for seven months, June 1st to Do (lembeiy. fdt, 'iili, amounts to S7J,2 !.1.7a. . uot the neutral codu tries none ' suffered .Bo ; much ' thru war ,n SwI'.zeYlund. The, .Inhabit nnts of Northern prance and Bet Kiuni' deported' ' by : (Germany, Jiavo techi bi-nt Inlo SwIUorland and rthe SwIbs ftveinineat has been trying In provide for. . . tliom. Prisoners, 1 nvo also pasFed through Bwitfcoi land sud tUcie. two' have ibeon! aid. cd by I he Swiss people. The: Am erican Red Cross felt that the Aiuortcaii pexiple would wiBh Ui : i. Ears Continue Growing. '., It Is said that throughout one's life time one's ears cohti.uue to grow big ger, The cars of n girl, admired per- Iinps for their sinnir slie. are fairly -hlJ1.e wltu SwltMrland the burden large by the time she has reached mid die age. In old ago they may be larger. In. any company of people one may no tice that it Is the elders who have tbo big cars, In the very , old they are ovcrgrown.-r-Boston Globe. of caring for all Allies who passed .icross her border, so this work has bcon '.undertaken through tho Am erican Red Cross. Great store houses were established at three places 111 Swl'zroland with supplo- 1 1 ' j'.ne:itary storehouse at Copenhagen, World's Egg Record. ric:iniaik. Supplies Jvere sent from ..In an epg-lnylng competition In Aus- j!)ie Unl.ed States and transported trulla h bluek Orplngtou lieu laid, I )5 i by., the ,Soirl(hein roifle. where cloth eggs In 12 'month; which Is claimed to r,g and i comforts were gathered so' be.tt world's' record for any breed. rapidly that by August 1st 1 there ve. e . sufficient supplies on. hand i .: . i . . , , , limply, tc provide for 15..000 .prnv ' Preysnts W ndoW. Sticking. ' !or.cr for tx Smiths should thn To imike sIKilng screen 'or a w I ,v0. Jn,; , t,.ow tna( man dow sl v movo easily,' rub a BnrnKlirl .'., ' t.i,ii.i n.. k.t eiUKlllong tbo odgo.wh.ch la likely or J ;rfco uppVl0s ' c;)nBl8t of;v. in bl.id..TblB lsiuir effectlve ubrlcant ytbUlf. m n , ac C(indl. Thirrlirsts-ir-lnrrir-tlino-nnd-ls easlly ";; fi-rJ- r pr- "-t-t ., r, . &llm'mB mn .((folnte'Hfi'.mn.untat. - . : !nii with tlin, nn,l ounllnrr yi.i,'. Ulinuies ,in - America, l ne this 2 work been appropriated,' and an appro priation; pf ' II87..5 00 .'ivis-'bcijii. VIV-. ided for the construction Of work rooms, tiainlng scho.ili; and liiitef i" Is for manufacture In such esuib- 'I'shinenls. This appropriation cov- is th" work to December alii, .918.. The work among... Swil.v oud's civilians Is divided Inlo tliiej tfuurlK.s: Jlofugees from .wai li-l vad"d districts, Including UilMronJ nr jerwgees and children or liilo.n-. ed S'll.ileis; civilian cilizons; of l)i 1 1 Jnted States or allied nations, !- !iei de.atned In Switzerland or l tfiii.tif thiougii the country, mid Swlcs families whose sons or luthr cis are In i tlie: United Stales , A .'n'; The. tolai. 'appropriation fort this ivoiK am'oiints'lla 2U1),000. Tim Atnprlcau Red Cross has mad v S small oojitrlbutlou . to hospllaV, for civilian patients, Inoludfng . oi. r fcj tuberculosis ,jand "u lnrgoj,; :rpro-' prlattod :has 'boon.) mado '.for ft;uip plng tfib opataUng wttil'ooi'ii, for making surgical supplies 'and cloth ing.. '; . ; ' ; .. . . . ' ' . r. ''In "H$- work in ' SwItzcrUinrr as In all other countries tho Pli'f cf the American Red Cross is to ur'l lze -those agencies for relief v.hioli It finds suitably organized and woiking In a proper manner. Th'. scope of these societies' includes the making of relief shipments, tuber cular relief work, furnishing em ployment to prisoners of war and piovldlpg food ond clothing at de pots to those passing thiough. The American Red Cross appropriated to such societies from May 1st to December 31 at,: 1018, '?200. 00(1. In audition, Jlfi.000 has been set aside, (or the : use .of. the Inteiuatlbnal' Kail Cross at Geneva. Considering the fact that .Switzerland today, is. overran., with' refugees anil people from many warring natjons, it has Ueen, airiicuic to procure- sucn ac commodations ns a 10 needed in cariylng. on. the work ofi relicr. Wai ehoU'ses1 Have Deen; eltlior ife j built qi';.(reniodeled at Bumpllz, Kenes and copennagen at, ti cost of moro than. $200,000. The ware house supply dtipot rebuilt . and gieatly enlarged at Berne cost more than $90,000. Auto trucks for necessary hauling have been pur- Chased, for $18,750. and $187,500 have been set aside. In an appro priation for freight, boxing, pack ing and delivery. These nppio priations and the necessary labor in warehouses, chaurteurs, salaries and general Items of operating ex penses, aggregate $494,823.75. While those, figures are small com pared to, the lexpendltures for Am erican Rod Cross activities in other fields, nmoiinting hi nil to less than $2,000,000 for, tlie Hrio'd ending December Slat. 1918." the amount of good llmt will be atcdiiiplished can hardly be estimated and has air eady given the, Swiss poople. a bet ter idea or the power of the United States as a factor in determining the result" of the war thaa could have been given in any way out-' v; Cling Now r Prunes, eaches Tomatoes ? Phone Your Order Today Harris' Grocery Fhone, Main 70 and 77; Farmers, Black 192 40B NORTH FIR STREET ACROSS THE TRACK "United States Food Administration ticense No. G50255." lfp i jilde of actual warfare and unques j lionahly will have great weight as i.;oiiobortive testimony to the ro 'poit the visiting Swiss journalists nil, tun,, iiuiiio y iui jivuyac. VACATION DELIGHTS ' I1' 1 fii' I mm '.::r7.iW Wilt 1 - fl . ( t " t A 5 V : ' iUJdz Indian. Guide on Ldke The larg est single Item 1li the appropria tion fl relief work in Switzerland during tbo I doming .period - s for qpnstri'f turn , ami , , nialntenance of ospltais,1 hills,' canteens anit Iiomos fori 'soldiers who are obliged? itb ' re-'! nnin in that country tot ' any It'.ifelh of time. This appropriation is Intm ded to provide for nil pres-f eal nutessltles among Interned Al !'cd soldfcrsV and refugees,' also to .uitlcipiile .the possible requirements ror other Americans. 'For the con struction of these homes, hospitals, tff m-i &$m . r karri's' mzr-hfjr&i.-ti mm: A,lli 'JS.T'''isf - tufa r - '- liortHwetfi Atir at "Halifax .'. ;. .Dally Thought. , , . Patience anil, gentleness lire powet. Leigh Hunt. Great' FaNh i t ;and "Chiimbei jRamedy wire' a year 'ago w relieved him i ing tluee cured. He V. I uiiarrnoe Main's C uspd by eh he h bimeili U03VS lie Chamberlain's Colic Remody. , , , . iliq.and Uiarrlioea my father about ad diarrhoea. It ately and by tak- was absolutely eat faith in this remedy," writes Mrs. W. H. Williams, Stanley, N. Y. . Adv. All the new fnillstTles in Millinery are represented nt lie WaU(ng Milli nery, at close. casji w-ices.,.! , 9-lGtf Tiie' bestand largos as.syrtment 'of iilgli, clasSyTiible'ts and' Fl lie Sta fionury : Jh . Boxes or ' in bulk Is a point they ,"nAays liake '. t Sll Varthorn'a. ''tfrVy thorn ah you will' bo 'pleasediy ' 1 ' ,' ,; ' M . . , Tjdlly'.i-li' ft ' fAM I L.Y ' DRUG ' STORE . LA GRAUD2,ORCaON. Summons all the forces and resources of the Republic to the defense of 1'Vecdorn THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE which the United States authorities have ranked as one of the fifteen distinguished institutions of the country for excellence in military training, has responded to the call. The, College is distinguished not only lor. its military instruction, but . i . Distinguished also fokh ! ,'! .;.'.'' Its strong industrial courses for men ajitl- for women: . Home Utonomici, Mining, l utwcy;Aua Vocalional Education, . I ' . -1 - .1 1 whoksomc, purposeful student life. . , ;:) democratic college fpintr w ..-.j ..' i-i(l successful graduates. . ( . oti-f-1." 5 rolled last year, 3453; sars on ts peryicp flags,, 1158, ercent representing officers.,.., ( ; ... if-' n . . ' ' ' ' - Vouege open September .-19IS- , yMu'-rM For caulog, oewlltuiuatcd Booklet, aod other information wnut6theReffUirvl'CbrvtlUi,MRoa its' 'Vlts iVs e oty StudeiV over! 1 uvc you, ever spent n vacation in N'tva tsMlia? If not, you have a ue treat yet in store. It is'Vuea 4i' IjiikI pur excellence. No mutter w.iat may be your predilection for ii:mmt-r recreation. Nova jScotia can '.' l.il tbo bill. -, i u 1 . ... . Delightful back-to-nnturs camps, f',uiiped with modern comforts, are rattervd from urnioutli to Sidsey. ''.10 of the best known is tho Kedge Mslwiigco Rod and dun Club with ,'ts l.Oud acres of ground and a seven rule water front on the mountain ish beriv bordered shores of Kedgo-I 1. riakoocoe Ijike. The lake and a -v.ralth of easily available trout Inflated streams tempt the fly. 'listers from early spring to late fall. The comfortable log cabins of the club ensure restful privacy to their iccupiints, while the Club House pro-; vules a sorlnt center. Fishing may pa enjoyed from the very steps of the Club House or, with a MiciMac Indian guide, forays may be made into the surrounding wilderness for Kedgcmakoogee is on the edge of the very best mooso-hurtting and trout lisbing country. More than a few fine moose heads adorn New York lowed at Kedgemakoogee, and many a tired business man looking up at his trophy, promises himself another trip to the land ot Its origin. Spots rich in historical interest dot this fur-eastern province. The best known is lira ml Pre, celebrated as th former country of the Aradians and the home of Kvnngelinc. It will soon be belter known for a shrine is lieing built there now by descendants of ttiese very Acadians. Annapolis Royal with memories of Chumplain and the first French explorers: Roundhill where the governors lived in the long ago, when it tore the moro euphonious name of I.a Rosette; these and many more await visitors who delight in exploring places where history has been made. Halifax is in Itself well worth a trip to Nova Scotia. Aside f rt m sight seeing in the city which in eludes viewing the work of re-con. struotion, visiting All Saints Cut ho. (Iral which when finished will be the finest, architecturally, on the contin ent, wandering through the lovely Public Gardens and Point Pleasant Park and climbing tho Citadel Heights, there is that part of the harbor called the North West Arm around which are strung various country clubs Saraguay, Mic-M.ac, and Waegolwtie whose member and guests enjoy boating and bath ing, fetes and regatta all through the long summer days. Thus Halts, fax mav lay claim to the title of sum mer resort as well as that of Pro vii cial Capital and National Seaport Cffi 1C0ESET tile the patented 1 Topless Sport Model Look Your Best and Be Comfortable in a Vqi .stiff i FRONT LA the only corset it VEN1 Back and Front Shield Bo fitted to the rnrspfc AttmirntA fnv rour ii pure, inerc are for evct-v fimire. THpv nr nlwavi i fitted hv A srifntifirAl1v frninvH mi.! setier. This service goen with the j A full line of the latent models al-' vays on hand. Pi-iced at $2.00 and. up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison , Corsetiere Res. 171)2 Oak. ' Phon Re4 8221 1 '-''.. 14 .- 1 jit: SALE '' :, 1 ISOO Extra CJiwhI MERINO EWES, weighing 100 pounds and hotter. TIipsp sht'op will be in the valley and ready for inspection at an early date. V k Viil Ih; ready-for dt livery Nofeinber , 1918. ; , . ...... . ; These ewes vi insurrs a fine him Will sell them in li ll;r cross k 1 Ranch Sheep led with Hampshire and Shropshire Rams, which iiiiinijf ui wutii mat unngs tlie hinlipst priee. and up. A little needed atteiUidn to your fences is all the expense required to run 100 sheep, and they will clean out the fence corners and your summer fallow better than -any weeder made, and in addition pay for themselves the first season. WT?mc prepared to give you the lowest possible price on this stock and sell them to you on very attractive terms. Here is an oppor tunity to help the Government with an extra production of wool, and make yon extra money for bonds and taxes. ' Ray W. Logan La Grande National Hank Building. . rhones, Maiu S(J and .Main 73 mm