La Grande evening observer., October 01, 1918, Image 4

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GRANDE EVENING- OTiSFJTvTR
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The Observer
An Independent Newipapcr
Published Dally and Weekly at
La Grande, Oregon.
L Grande Evening Obserrer
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- SOME SHELLS THAT FRITZ WILL RECEIVE
fWAW. ....
I.T .1 -.j: .Nr". k,-J,-i"4
Hy rytf .s,V T v . M ' : , " i3
Hero is soma food for Mun roflocMnn. stnokod In ncnt piles nt one of !
EuRlaml s Invest munition fnctorlrsi. which i turning out thousands and '
tiiousanus or Uio (Jenmy nussiUiB ualiv for iJoelio cnnKuuiulioQ.
. "My Country Tl of The, Sweat Laitd
or Liberty,"
xrcitvocs jioxhy.
A nation might ho descrlhed as
nno itront undivided being. And
the iiinuotiiry syHtum might proper
ly bo termed tlio .nervous Hyatom of
Hint Individual. Whore any nll
liient affects tlio nation, such as
war, tuo money (or nervous) sys-
teni begins lo fool the shock.
. In America's wisdom she OBtah
Ilidied ibo reserve banking system
and for a time that overcame tho
shock nf war. But It Is now vory
fUUMitunt l,K,t in "'o futuro the
lMontttaiv or norvous aystom of tho
iiallon iiiiihL bo given earnest at
Innllon. -Already gold has cnaiied to clr
cululo. .Many will not admit tlio
fuel that gold In nbovo par, but
Hiicli In tlio rao, Tho dollar as
a cliTiiliiling inodliim has boon re
duced in valuo; by ono-thlrd, and
ninny soullj- cl;ilm, ono half, of Its
formor value. -
But you may say "Every dollar
lit on a gold basis, It In redeemable
In gold and thoreforo cannot bo
jwiucod." That Is a good, old
fashioned argument, but present
c.wtimeiTo and labor has sot tho
Bliindiiid . of value on tlio gold
dollar Mislead of the dollar selling
tho nlimdnrd ' o( vulno on eommorco
and, labor.
It Is n condition that usually
follows war. War overheats every
n 'cnuo or trade, tlio whole nation
induKttlnlly becomes feverish and
Uio Ilht of ovor-cbiiMglng pricos Is
Impossible to pursuo.
What may hnppon to our nuihoy
Byslem Is hard Indeed to determine
J.lbmty bonds nio''! hotter than
greenbacks, although thoy do be
long to tho fiat money family. Un
less the people of the Unltod States
r.bsoib all Inane offero.il, nlso all
treasury certificates, Iho giocnbaek
Is siiro to r.nmo. i
.When It does money becomes
Very cheap and Its purchasing
power la small. It will hark back
to tho days when a farmer could
tnko a load of pumpkins to market
mid i ul ii in with n loud of money.
I.o.l us hopo wo will not rench
Biiih a inditlun, but tho steps are
now trending that way. Reserve
bunks will forestall the greenback
fur some time, hut wo doubt oven
"villi tlio Reserve banking system
rir.notary roniiitlons will remain as
Blnlile mid sound as all would like
t'l have them.
business and professional men by
tho hundreds aro arranging tiielr
affafrs to enter tno rervice.
This Ib as it should he. It tvii.;
again and again the story of purc
Amorlcanlsm. It Insures tho sore
ly of liberty and her principles.
The public as a whuln nt first
failed to reulhio what, was meant
by America's declaration of var.
Mnny thought tlio government to
!)C something Hint affected them
only Indirectly. Kvents nt Wash
ington, D.C., seemed to them only
subjects for discussion for thoy
failed to comprehend that every In
dividual is n part, and an Import
ant part of this great government.
This has boon brought home, force
fully now, and most men uio loU-
Ing forward to tho lima' when In
some capacity they can servo Uncle
Bam and actually help in Ithe
struggle.
i.illv used, but warmth of heart and
sterling manhood must bo possess
ed ny a juuge. 10 renuor to mo
t n't o the best of service.
Judge Mooro possessed . all of
these qualifications In an abundant
'.iMinllty and of a superb quality.
Coupled with these nunlllles was
that great factor of ripe experience
and thorough . knowledge of condi
tions. , . .
That Is what the Hietilng Obsciv
ei says In tho death of Justice
Mooro this slate undergoes Irio
linnible loss.
Get doihes that last more than one season
That's the way. to save
MNY men arc wearing their la$fc year's
' clothes, cleaned, pressed and looking as
good as new. And yet others find their clothes
looking shabby after a few months' wear.
Where does the difference come in? It's all hi the quality of the
original garment. ' , .
When ycu buy Good Clothes you save for yourself because the
, clothes last longer ; you save labor and material for the coun
try because you don't buy so often.
. - That's the reason we say
Hart Schaffncr & Marx clothes
Materials, designing, tailoring are the best ,
obtainable. That means good service this
year and next; we guarantee your satisfac
tion. .
Tho Slate Fair failed to bring I
rain thhf yonr. Another Indication
I hat tho world Is upset.
MIA 1,1, TOWXH Dl ltl.Vd WAI1.
The small town during war tlmo
Is bound to he reduced to a mere.
trading poBt. . In fact, the trend
of tho times beforo wnr was to
bhrlnk tho smnller town and build
ip the centers. Automobiles, did
tills and their Influence has been
augmented by tho lnfrt of men, the
Industrial nenlors beckoning to
women and girls, and tho tendency
to centralize nil endeavor.
Tho cllles, whnro war activities
ixlst, will of courm cnntlnuo to
prow. Towns liko I.a ninnilo will
r.ot grow. They will diminish
boiilo, while tho ii in ,i 1 1 it (own will
almost bo' forced to suspend entirely.
Oregon's supremo, court has un
dergone nil ItTcpiiiahle hiss in tho
passing of .lii.illro Monro, Wo do
Gold refuses to he satisfied and
now threatens to take, a jump
boiiio say to 1113 an ounce. Ono
thing Is sure gold has jumped out
of circulation. .
From $25 to
The day of food Inspection Is
over, dairy Inspection has ceased
along with a lot moro Inspections
adopted In reform days. Then
why not abolish all such office's.
In fact a stop backward, It Bueh It
ccnld ho called, that would cancel
half Uio offices In tho blue book
and reduco the number gonornlly
would bo welcome.
Store Closes
Saturday
8:30 P. M.
Turning tlio slnto institutions of
leiiriiing Into military schools and
oiTlcers training camps Is a very
fine idea. And education will not
sulfur from tho change.
Gutting Grnmlo Hondo Valley
land In Fhnpo to raise a big whoat
rep mxt year Is a patriotic act
within Itself.
( Ms. iiaimhm; it.(im(ii i:d.
l'Yietitls of Charles Harding, and
Uhimo frlenils are numbered liv the
!('eiple who know ' him, will rejoice
1 f (l know '(tint lie lias been liinile n
not mean bis place cniinot. be rilled.!,.,,,,;,,.,,,,. niltt ,.,lllM , Anll,rl.
for vory likely some utile man will can Army In France. This liiforni-
atfon w:is received today by Mrs.
bo named to fill Iho vacancy.
As wo view supremo cniu is know
ledge of law Is not the only and
Mitiro esiientiiil. There In always
a common flense side In eeiy case
to ho tried, which sido iiiiuit .bo
vlo-wed by men possesidni;, not com
mon v sense, as Hie term in gennr-
Robert l'attlson from her son, l'o
leit. who Ik with the American K:;
lieilllionaiy Forces.
l'Olt HM.K.
:;00 tons of A TSo. 1 Alfalfa liny,
liny can bo, fed on ground. Good
f( ed yurd and plenty or good
watr. Will also care for stock
during feeding If so desired by
It's the
riirchuser of tho hay.
Dr. A. h. Richardson.
H-20-10t.
JnQtilre o
1 CoprrlchtHartHcliikRuurAUittc I I
$52.50
" nmfJ Store Closes
f'MJLE Saturday .
r 8:30 P. M.
MOREHOUSE
BUSINESS . COLLEGE
SINGER SEWING' MACHINES.
Oregon Hotel, La Grande Or
i
is offerin;; rnpid ;ulvnwe
uit'iit to tlmsc tli'sirrnis of a
IHisitii.ui liy (lie first of the'
year. , j
Ti'l(o;rnpliy, Typewriting
Doiilikcejiiiitr, Siinil hand, j
Tnit ion iTasmiahlc. '
W, D. MOREHOUSE j
Principal
PSrfsiajraasBfi1;!-'
The agency is with Coolidgc's Paint
Ktore. Get one of these prize machines
and your sewing troubles are over.
.Some good second hand machines for
sale cheap. RICIIAKD WOOLSEY,
fl-28-('it,p. Agent.
NO TRESPASS REWARD.
No trespassing for hunting will he
allowed on the farm of Mrs. L. V.
Probestel, north of La Grande. Five
dollars reward will be paid for infor
mation leading to arrest and conviction
of trespassers. E. L. ECKLUY.
!)-2S-2t,p. .
PIANO TUNING.
. In town for a few days. Does
your piano need attention. Leave
on'.ers with Mrs. n. J. Green, or
fit Newlin's Dook Store.
JAMES M. DALY.
Sept. 25-4t-p.
Match
. W.MI NUTTUNG OS AM..
II was not so long ago Mini
rno'O win- talk could bo heal:! In
I.a Oranilo and towns of lis i.o
than was heard In Portland
Such Is no longer true, fa.- the
war Is setlllng over all Hk-J a
linoy fug setlbB over a city. Men
vlio caillor In the same, thnueht
It was not particularly their wnr,
have changed opinion, mid today
Oregon Way
To put over the lAmi'th Liberty Loan even as it
is opened is the way they do things in Oregon.
To tbinU, talk and linure in advtinee; antieipato
our tpiotas and uhnileer our applications for
subseiiplions is the plan of Ol'li ';iinpai.irn in
wbicli for the fourth time, we send our lOL
IjAK'S to back our HOYS.
In tho pnst. prnnf of patriotism has not hoon lurkini. Hut thTe
arc nt HI a few n vory few, thank who do not roatip tin
iininriisity of this :ir or npm'iiiti' the nrinriU,M involvrtl. A
very frw othrrs wouM "lit (irorm lo il" while Ht ill others fool
IheiiseKeM into thinUim; the wnr is utmost over.
EVERYBODY'S HELP IS NEEDED. WILL
WE HAVE YOURS?
UNION CO I NT Y I'Ol'K'TU L1P.KUTY
LOAN COM M 1'ITEK,
THIS SPACE CONTKIIHTEI) IIY
La Grande National Bank
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Topless Sport Model
Look Your Best and Be,
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Comfortable in a
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At
! FRONT LACE-CORSET
the onlj corset with the patent ?d
, VENTILE j
I Back and Front Shield j
I Ite fitted lo the corset designed for!
vour figure. Trcre are !
I I.A C.VMlM.K MODKLS I
for every 'fi.mire. They ure nlwnys
I fitted by a scientifically trained cor-
setier. This pcrvice goes with tile
i corset and such comfiirt.
A full line of the latest models al-1
ways on hand. l'licej at SJ.00 lind
up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
I Corseticre i
Res. 1702 Oak. Then" Red 3221 ;
Jack O'Neal and
George Samson
ARE TO WRESTLE A BEST TWO
OUT OF THREE FALLS, TO A FIN
ISH MATCH, AT. THE ARCADE
THEATRE, THURSDAY, OCT. 3.
Samson is a clean-rut,
manly fellow and a
very clever athlete,
and now holds the belt
as undefeated middle
weight champion of
the Paeifie Coast; on
one occasion meeting
JMike Yokel for tlio
championship of tho
world and they wrest
led 3 hrs. and'o7 min
utes to a draw. The
only defeat against
Young Samson in the
last five years was
when Ad. Santell, af
ter 2 hrs. and 8 min
utes of hard work pin
ned his shoulders to George Samson f
the mat, which was in itself praiseworthy to Young Samson, with the handicap
of Itf pounds in weight. Jack O'Neill holds the light heavyweight champion
ship of the Pacific Coast. There will be not more than five pounds difference in
the weight of the Jwo men, and lovers of the sport will wituess a match that
will be long remembered.
JOHN E. ANDERSON, Promoter
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$ i - 111
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