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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1918)
i ,. ua ffftA'N'OU . jEEitflNi' OBSERVES 'SATURDAY. SEPTF.RR--8T'ltJ.1 8 Clothes of AH -Wool : Pure Wool, with no taint of Cotton, is today, as alvnys, the fabric standard in Ji)rqehDaum Glotkes ! To save wool, buy only clothes of all wool, back-. j- cd up by solid workmanship and then give the -garments proper and constant care. : ' ;V; , $25, $27.50, up to $15. Hills Dep't Store Later the Noose '( '.- J- I AMlfS no ) I ' " ' J IwrKKwrpuj v ' " THE MEN IN . CLASS A1 lWM""""" rt A sound, healthy man is never a, back number. A man eon be vigorous! And able at aeventv as at twentv. Cni-' Attinn n. ... i .1... .i:'.: u...w, iiwv ran, pui jruu lil 1I1U lllO'l card. A system weakened by over-' Work and careless living brings old' agW prematurely. The bodily fum-. tionV are impaired and unpleasant, sympftuis appear. The weak eput io. generalW the kidneys. Keep them , clean an in proper working condi-1 tion and you will generally find your-; self in ClasJUU. TakcVoi.D MKlMLf Haarlem OilVnDsules pY-iodically and! your system. wl alwayse in working' order. Your spirits will enlivened.! your muscles supVe, your Vlnd active ;i J and your body eatable of fcard work.j .Don't wait until You havt been re-i jected. Commence be a lirsl-classi man now. Go to ykur drigist nt once. Get a trial box of GOIH) MED AL Haarlem Oil th kinll ' your grandfather used; Two Snpsujcs each' day will keep you toned upnj feeling! fine. Money refunded if they da notj help you. Remember to ask for tho; imported GOLD MEDAL Brand. In three sizes, sealed packages. adv.1 Fruits arid Ve getables CELERY -CAULIFLOWER PICKLING ONION GREEN PEPPERS RED PEPPERS ' TOMATOES GREEN TOMATOES ' HOT HOUSE LETTUCE CABBAGE CUCUMBERS SWEET SPUDS PUMPltyN SQUASH GREEN CORN ORANGES BANANAS CANTALOUPES WATERMELONS PEACHES TOKAY GRAPES CONCORD GRAPES MALAGAS APPLES j Don't Delay Buj in Wit. lAexsli TnwntofiS. We U .15 v"" " - ft a YANKEE FROM IOWA : : WANTED ACTION , t. i': .r ' . 7 Bv Prank J. Taylor. AN -AMERICAN . HOSPITAL ' IN 'RANCkV,'.idapi !3.-MBy Mail.)-r-They give tho boys such good care In, i he liospllala that now and then a man hates to go back to' the lTont. ; You oan tell how keen He , l by what he says whon the) doc tor says: Well, Old Man, how do yr.u feel? Think you're ready for tho front again!" ,'- ' , Sometimes there aro roal or Iitjj I'.glnary of -half-real, half-lmaginery pe.lns which convalescents can pro duce for the occasion. Usually there ate not. - . Rufus Jacoby, of Waterloo, IaJ, 1 spqaks with a southern accent, In Ills company there are ','Joe and Hill and me, ' as ', Hufus puts 'it ''we're all brothers. Joe an' Mill's been in 'tho army a lung time, and vhon thl war started; I stole Into tho army too..1' ;: (r.-'. ) Rufus was wounded, which he did not .mind, except that It vexed him to have to leave the company, Though he hud a seirlous wound h tried to get tho doctor to lot Mm stay with the company and "rest up a bit." ' ' ',; But Iho doctor couldn't do that, and Rurua- went back to a, base hospital AVhoi'o he was operated on, nod ' booh was : eonvtilesolng. Ev. ery day he pestered the doctor for permission tto g;0 back to the com puny. : A: ,j . K :y :,, , "You soo,"1 be explained to the doctor inauy times over, "ordinar ily ithore'B Joe and Mill and me in tho company. Here I've been away a long time and only Joe end Mill's out there, and they noed me," But Rufus didn't got away. Ho was not well enough. , , Finally a morning camo when the, doctor said, "Well, boys," feel like going back to the line again? -' Some of them, had aches and pains unregistered before, but as for Hufus, hb saldj 'Doctor, I'm a perfect man. I rockon I can be ready In about 7 seconds to go back to Joe an' Mill and ' the Company.". V . I ' The docloir ;-toid feut(is lie icpuld I. Rufui could hardly-cdntrol him- OREGON HAS PROBLEM State Will Bo Wll ileprcseiited At 1 Tuberculosis Conference. self. ; " .1 I) "Doclor, this la the happiest mo ment of my life,' he said, "we-U never forget It, Joo and. Mill an" mo, and the roinpany." ; , i i' ft . I A. WAS AN ASYLUM PATIENT. 1 It was recently stated that a pris Vjner was escorted from here to Pen 'dleton by tho chief of police of that city, naming as that officer, E. M. Cady. The chief of polico of Pendle ton is A. L. Roberts, formerly of La Grande. Mr. Cady is traveling agent for tho Eastern Oregon State Hospi tal, and the man referred to was a Mexican who was taken to the hos Oregon -has a .big, ' Uubarculosls problem. The names and add. esses of 133 Oregon ribldiers who have teed rejected bepauso of tuberculo sis iiavo been sent by the Surgeon General to: the Oregon Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis and the mon Have bften returned to their home state. The government claims no responsibility In the cure of these hieii, the Inference being that Blnco they have been In the service less than three nonths they probably had tjie, disease In latent form before 'entering a can tonment. The .question of how to care for these men will be discussed ut the Northwestern: , j Tuborculosls Conference - tu be held, In. Spokane, Sept. 21 in 28.' The district in cludes . Oregon, Washington, Idaho, pah, Nevada, Montana und. Wyom- llllf. ', .' ' '. ' ' r Oregon , will be well rcprosented lit this conference on the program. Major Ralph Matson, woil known tuberculosis specialist of Oregon, now stationed at Camp Lewis, will speak on "The Diagnosis of Tuber-1 culosls for Admission to the Ar. my." Mrs. baldle Orr:Dunbar, exe cutive ''secretary of thiv Oregon As sociation for tho Prevention of Tuberculosis, will spoakon "Thei Use and Value of Surveys," ;: Dr. Marr IJlsulllon, i associate 'director of the tuberculosis clinic of,, the Portland Free . Dlapensary, : will speak on "Tho Value of Free Clin- I0J." , Miss Emma D. Grlttlngor, former superintendent of the Port land Visiting ' Nurse Association, will conduct the round table on Public-Health Nursing." Othe,' Oragoiilans who will at-' tend aroi Dr. H. H. Cliff, county heulth officer; Miss Marlon Crowe, Portland tuberculosis nurse; Miss Mary ; Campbell, superintendent Open Air Sanitarium," Mrs. Blanche Maltland, tuberculosis nurse of the visiting Nurse Association; Mrs. W P. iloytnon, director of the Ore gon .Association, for the Prevent Ion I of Tuberculosis for Lano County, ana Dr. Robert h. Holt, secretary cf the State Hoard of Hoalth. Delegatos to the Conference are being" appointed - by Mayors and Hoards of County Commissioners und by other orgunlintlotiB Inter ested In public .welfare. For fur ther information' write or call the offices of tho Oregon Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, 603 Corbott Building. Portland. Oregon, STRONG ARM COLLEC- "'' : . ; ' f (ON IS ' PROPOSED (Continued Prom Page 1.) lection of the different amounts which, we are convince, havo been winy rateu. , . ,. r . , j SHERRY'S KAH.MM FIGHTS 80 .MI.VKltH. "The ;ivos MtlrrlnE Version In . I'lunilerer." V .William Fsrnum ha become fa. "9 liious for his screen flghtSvIn f "The Plundeinr," he lives up tohnv " reputation. The story Is that of a youth who is lufl; a gold mine if hnd gorji out to work It, He finds ,i that tho man who has a clalni next to his wants his mine. This man i;pes desperato nienns to separate m. the youth from his land. Attempts at murder are nothing to him. Tho youth does not bother this i man or his aids until a friend of the youth la killed... Then tho fight x begins. Farnum wades in ' a id swings his mighty arms right and left until he has cleaned up a room V of . twenty husky miners. It is I stirring moment In a splendid play. - :, ;,'tlie''l,lu7idbr(li' will be Shown at the Sherry Theater today only. ' 'itf'& fJ 'v3- ;-f'ft tt- v -I ! ' t n n r, r. mauuun, JK, ; ItepoHs From. SUte, PORTLAND. Sept. 2 8.- (By Uni ted Press.) -Fifteen counties of Oregon are over the top and more than 120 townB scattered through iho state have achieved their quo-t.-.s, Yamhill, , Wallowa, Wasco, Washington, Clackamas, Dnuglus, Deschutes, Coos, Curry and Oilllam counties went over the top yesHer- duy. . The slate showed a remarkable bpurt yesterday, and with many of th.) communities still to be heard from the showing was considered very satlBfactory by tho State Dir ector,! John L. Btheridge." Some of the large cities which passed the one hundred per cent mark yesterday are Albany, Marsh- ield, North Bend,: The Dalles and Forest Grove, and a good muny towns stand 75 per oe.nt subscribed, nnd may ber reported over the top In the early hours of today. Portland's city campaign yestor day wns feverish in its intensity, with flying squadrons returning with double , subscriptions from many sources. The campaign yes toiduy devolved to a point wher slackers were made mighty uncom Portable., Special committees made It very plain that the direction of duty lay in' one way only to all those whom the committee felt had not done their part, Portland is going to clean up In a hurry, and Is not going to do !t In" any faltering manner. It Is spending every effort to put tho burden where It belongs, and tho quota will be put there by those who should put It the,re. The cam pnlgn w8 not ' without its exciting moments. One such moment waB when a great War balloon, "Blimpf as It is called on the Western front broke away and sailed west to the Pacific. This balloon was preparing to make a surprise attack on the city and wbb being' filled? yith'.gas 'at the workg. of the (Forttaiia !QM HEADY TO SEHVE, The M, ' E. church, South, of, La Grande Is. ready to serve the peo ple ''ad;' way possible. ' As pustor I' am giving all my time for the bettcrmont of the city lind have as helpers and co-labor- ci; In the church Rov. C. I). Bcldin who Is a bolior-makur In tho rail road shop; Rev. I). P. Randall, who is agent for the, Sabbath school tin- Ion; and. Rw. E. L. Gritton, who lives, on a farm between La Grande nnd Hot Lake. - These are busy men, but call be drawn upon for emergency cafes. So if, we can help the churches that have no preacher in any way we aro ready to do what we can. -' r If our help Is needed consult me at any time and I" will call a meet ing and we will arrange our plans to meet the situation. Give us tiine to do this for we need to o( ;isult boforo taking op new work. W. B. SMITH, Pastor Company in . the -iknttMnr 'part .' of the jclty. ;.When all was "ready: id Btart on Its trip to the heart of til" city it broke from Its moorings railing high Into the sky, and bearing the query "Are You Pledg ed?" When last seen It was west of southwest by west from Port land and still going for the Paci fic ocean. STATE IS GAINING. PORTLAND, Sept. 28 (12:33 p.m.) Oregon state is reported paining on Its quotn, but still lack ing about three and a half million dollars from having achieved the, mark set for It. Reports this miming were coming in at a great into. More than half a million was added In the early hours of today. Twenty counties aro over the top, Lane, Grant and Josephine Going over thla morning. Portland lacks $4,000,000 of be ing over. Quit Your Spattering. To prevent an automobile spatter ng mud upon pedestrians there has )ocn Invented, a flexible metal ring to o attached closo to a tire. No Experience. A kindergarten teacher was telllns the children In her department about sparrows; concerning theirs, wuys and nnhlts. Among other things she said: The sparrows cat up the worms. Now children, which would yon rather hate, worms or sparrows?" "I've never hnd sparrows," piped up a tiny boy near tho front PIANO TUNING. -In town for a few days. Does vrur piano need attention.-, Leave orders with Mrs. R. 'J. Green, or fit Newlln's Book Store. . JAMES M. DALY. Sept. 25-4t-p. All the new fall styles In Millinery are represented at the Walling Milli nery, at close owlh prices. 9-liitf Those new Brass Clocks and Bln-1,-0 Clocks that you Can seo In the Show Windows aft Sllvnrthorn'i ar-i the kind that inakb all buyers early riserB. Better buyi one andsce. FAMILY DRUG STORE . LA 6RANDCOREGON. , '. D;iily-n-25-t! CHICHESTER S VillS Obl-cbM-tcra JHamohJ l(rm1(lA 1'IIU In Rrd aw! Uuld h 3lllAW box, mleil with Who P.lt-N.ru y Take no oltwr. liny or y-.-ir . ftranNt. Ask frwuiri. in.M.rrii t DIAMOND I1K4NU 1'Jl.LH, ftr li W known ts Ueit, Safest. Always Kelial It r SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE can furnish you goVi Tomatoes, per box $1.05 1 Buy Now---Yokr Lat Chance J PhoneNEar 1 Harris, Giro eery $ ,., Phone, Main 70 and 77; Farmers, Black 192 , . ' 408 KORTH FIR STREET ' ACROSS THE TRACK if '."United tate Food Administration License No. G50255." All the new Columbia patriotic re cords' justMn. W. H, Bohnenkamp Co. - 9-28-lt Special Prices on all our lovely J. C. C. and College Girl Corsets, at' the Walling: Millinery. . D-l(itf ;Sumraoni all the prcee and resources of the Republic to . , ' tnt defense of Freedom , . t the Oregon Agricultural college which the United States ithoritis have ranked as one of tho fifteen distinguished institutions of tie country for excellence in .- military training, has responded toXthe call. -The College is'; distioguiihed not only for its ityiitarAinstructipn, but ;. t , DlBTGU18HAL8p FOR , , Its strong industrial courecsSwr men and for women: 1 Id Agriculture, Commerce, Enninecting, Fpreitry Home Kconomicf, Miainjjt Pliaxnucy, aud . r '' : , ' Vocitionat Educition, Its wholesome, purposeful student life. ; , Its democratic college spirit. Its successful graduates. , v : Students enrolled last year, 3453; stars on its service flags, 1258, over forty percent representing officers. , - - ' College opens September 23, 1918 " 1 Forcitilog, ocwllluitrated Booklet, and other information 'totbeReffiit.rr, Corvallii, Oregon 4? 4? 4 j 4 "si 4 4e 4- & $? 'ih 4 4 4 41 4? $? 4? 41 4? 4r 4" 41 4 44,4,4'4'4,'&'&''&,,&35 - . "" "' , . ....... u&: Have Varying Term. , Judses of the state suprene courts are chosen fort tt fixed term of years, vnr.vlng from two In Vermo.-n to 21 in Pennsylviinln. 1 Klghteea states have n term of six years, seven states of clBht years, five states of 12 years, one of fourteen years nnd one of fif teen. Indlnnn has sis years. In all the states thoy ore eligible for re election. , New A'enetable Butter. Shea butter, the reddish oil of the Wist African shea tree (Butyrospor- uum l'nrkll), is one of several veceta- ble butters that are now of unusual Interest to makers of margarine, choc olate, randies and sonp. The sweet und wholesome pulp of the nut Is much prized by the natives, and is said- to. he nearly two-thirds butter.; Great, Britain controls the source of supply.: 'Most powerful 1s he who has him- self In power. NO TRESPASS REWARD. No trespassinp; for hunting will be allowed on the farm of Mrs. L. F. Prnbestcl, north of La Grande. Five dollars rewerd will be paid for infor mation leading to arrest and conviction of trespassers. E. L. ECKLEY. 9-2S-2t.p. All cord; Co. II ti iji w Columbii s jusin. W. H. mbia patriotic re- Bohnenkamp 9-28-lt ANNUAL MEETING. The rejrular annual meeting of La Grande Chapter, American Red Cross will be held at the city hall, La v.ando, Orocon, Wiciieday l!cto- r.r 2 at 7:30 p.m., foe the purposes of receiving reports of the officers and electing an executive committee for the ensuing year. All members requested to be present. DR. M. K. HALL. 9-14-10t. Chairman. Ail the new full styles in Millinery are rcprescntea at the Walling Milli nery, at close cash prices. 9-lfitf it a thrilling simians ham. 10,000 feet above the fighting lines In France, Francis Peabody Magaun, Jr, a Harvard man, and second lieu, tenant In the British royal flying corps, tent one of the Germans' m,t noted filert crashing to the ground,. .u..nB ing nuir, death and complete destruction of his machine, according to a letter sent by Magoun to hi. par ents In Cambridge, Mass. ECONOMY" It is truly astonishing hat we do with an old suit, by Cleaning rtul irpntliujr produce in ap pearance the original suit; how little it costs. Try it. We also have thAbese linos of Tailored Suits. Zwiefel Tailortni, A. B. Rogers Foley Hotel Buildup, Adams Avenue. 4 4 4 4 4 ! 3 Old Price Lei Grande 2 New Price $113000 t .1 F. O. B. La Grande . - .- , ' . ' We are pleased to advise you that we are still able to deliver a few MAXWELL AUTOMOBILES at the price of Q Q tz oo --vvjlien on and after Oct. lit these cars will cost vou $1230.22 Why Delay? There have been more MAXWELLS sold in Union County ' than any other car "There is a Rea son" your investigation would dis close the fact of Service, Strength, Economy and Durability. The Maxwell is the most economical light car on the market.. We have proven this from our record. . ' CALL OR PHONE US FOR DEMONSTRATION. Maxell Service Station JOHN E. ANDERSON, Manager. Union County Phone M. 341 . . Home Independent Phone, Main 71 4 -
