La Grande evening observer., October 08, 1918, Image 2

PAfi'H TWO
IS BttlNDS ILWaTNTQ OBSESVE3
What Gossards Mean
to War Workers
Girls At wen's tanks dcing
thousand things newly opened to
women are experiencing . the
necrsxity tf perfi.ct corsetry. Gos
tard Corses mean perfect support
. to back and abdominal muscles, ,
complete freedom of bodily move
ment, and the protection of
Tou'.hful figure' lines with the
unconsciouiness of being corseted.
Model 241 Tightly bonod cfliwt,
krtr butt ind long stilt which con-
.- Icwtt bark sad thitt in the
fTfaifbt lines of ihe new Silhouette,
bkirt it cut sway io front to albw
perftct fieedom. Priced at... H.7S
" JUwr or V JVamf flossdriJ
Hill's
Dep't
Store
NATION IS NOT FOR
GERMAN-MADE PEACE
(Continued from Page One)
ARC A DE
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'TO HELL WITH THE KAI8EK,"
.. AT TJIK AKCAUK THKATKE,
WKUNKSDA t AM) THLUMMY
Story. ."To Hell With the Kaiser"
shows the way in which Wilhelm II
plunged the world into war. The
fortunes of an 'American family are
followed in the story, and in revenge
for the ghartly fate of her little
ssstcr in to Belgian convent, Alice
Monroe brines about the downfall
and death of the Kaiser, with the aid
of an American aviator. A beauti'
ful love-story runs through this pow
erful narrative. ,
Director. George Irving directed
"To Hell With the Kaiser." George
Irving also directed Metro's patriotic
production, "Her Boy, starring Hffie
Shannon and Nilea Welch. He is
prominent in the annals of the mo
tion picture, haying directed "The
Witching Hour," "The Conquest of
Canaan," and other epoch-making
pictures. On the speaking stage, he
was amounted with Charles, r rohman
for thirteen years. ',..
Author. June Mathis supplied the
scenario for this feature. In compil
; ft .-J !fu'- uvb y .
ing her data, Miss Mathis consulted
every available authority on modern
Germany. She is one of the best
known writers for the screen. She
wrote Naximova's feature, "Toys of
Fate," and in collaboration with other
vriters has furnished the original
stories of "Draft "2o8," 'The Wind
ing Trail," "God's Half Acre," and
countless other features, as well as
providing the adaptations of famous
books and plays for Metro stars.
; Photographer. George K. Hollis
ter is a specialist in photographing
war pictures. He was the first cam
eraman to go abroad for any Amer
ican company. He took motion pic
tures of the Boer War, the Boser
uprising and the Spanish-American
war. He gave up being a war corres
pondent in favor of being a camera
man. He was the photographer of
the war picture, "The Belgian." A
man in a million!
. Leading Players. The east of "To
Hell With the Kaiser'' u composed of
stars, but the greatest interest .na
turally centers around Lawrance
Grant as the Kaiser, and Beautiful
Olive Tell as the American heroine.
Mr. Grant is noted for his impersona
tions of the monster of Europe, and
on one occasion he amazed New
Yorkers by walking down Broadway
dressed as the. Kaiser. He is a lec
turer of internation repute,' and has
been associated with Anne Morgan
and Elisabeth Marbury in their work
of reconstructing French towns de
stroyed by the war. Olive Tell is
favorite player of both stage and
screen. She has appeared in "The
Silent Master," "The Cirl and the
Judge,","General Post," etc.
Scenes. The scenes in "To Hell
With the Kaiser" beggar description.
The Kaiser's Council-Chamber
shown, Belgian villages are burned
and ravaged, there are "shots" of the
trenches, and a fleet of aeroplanes is
shown in battle with rival aircraft.
In the realm of fancy, the Kaiser is
shown going to his final destination,
'the hot place.
Players. John Sunderland, who
plays the aviator, is also an aviator
in real life, having fought more than
a hundred air battles at the beginning
of the war around Liege, Namur and
Ypres. Frank Currier, who plays
Prof. Monroe, is a sterling actor who
has appeared in countless Metro fea
tures. Betty Howe is a charming
player who has been seen in . "For
France." The cast of characters of
'"To Hell With the Kaiser" is prac
tically a "Who's Who" of the screen.
This picture, which furnishes the
theme of world-wide interest, witl he
shown at the Arcade Theatre, to
morrow and Thursday.
Lesson for Pig Raiser.
Efficiency In pig raising was shown
In loulsinna, where two men selecteo
litter mates right weeks old. At the
end of the fattening season one pis
weighed C'JO imunds, the other only
til. The expenses were respectively
iri.W and $!; ami the one sold for
r, the other tor $8. This means
weight In the pMjKjrtlon of 1 to 8;
expenses, 8.11 to 1 ; selling price, 7.'.3
to L Thus, scientific raising can
eliminate the notorious "rniorback"
bug.
Effigies Thought to Bring Luck.
The scarab of the land of the Pyra
mids is the expression of the hope of
official copies added little or nothing
to his information.
In explaining the necessity for caie
fully considered action at this time,
officials point out that the conditions
arising from the presentation of sepa
rate and formal communications from
the two great ' central powers '
quite different from those under which
Count Hunan's adroit proposal to hold
secret and "non-binding" conferences
was so summarily dealt with.
Now the proposition is for formal
and open discussions in a manner to
bind the principals, with hostilities
suspended in the meantime. There-
fore, the faet is recognized that the
people of America and of the entente
countries who are reaily desirous of:
peace on fair terms are entitled to an
explanation of the reasons which
move the government in rejecting a
proposal which on its face might ap
pear to bear evidence of sincerity.
Rid World of Militarism.
They must understand, these offi
cials say, the impossibility of compli
ance with these requests without aae-
I rifiee of all the safeguards which are
regarded as essential to the conclusion
of the kind of peace which America
and the allies are determined to have
and for which so many lives already
have been given; one that shall rid the
I world of German military domination
and insure it against another and eves
more savage war as soon as the Ger
manic war loras can repair uicir iuk
tered armies and rehabilitate their
strained and broken financial and eco
nomic conditions.
It was emphasized that the idea
must not get out that America does
j.ot desire peace, for the war is bein?
waged for the .realization of certain
high ideals of democracy and liberty
and not for revenge or desire to de
stroy any nation.
Another consideration which has in
fluenced the officials who are shaping
the course of these negotiations, is
the probable effect upon the German
people themselves of a, curt, sharp and
unreasoned refusal of their appeal
They hive been told by their rulers
ihat the purpose of their e"er.ies
was the destruction of Germany and
Austria. " '
Now the people of Germany and
Austria are finding out that they are
in no danger of extermination if they
cast off their armies and stop fight
ing. Work to this end has been done
by the system of propaganda i-i Ihe
enemy countries by entente and tha
American agencies. Germany and
Austria have been showered with leaf
lets and pamphlets printed in their
own languages and in defiance of the
threats of terrible punishment for ris
ing so, the people have read for them
selves clear statements of the reasons
which influence America and entente
Europe to prosecute the war to com
plete victory.
So these people are being taken
into account in dealing with the Gor
man and Austrian appeals, and the re
plies which will be made must let
them understand that it is only be
cause these appeals do not hold out
promise of a real peace on reasonable
terms that they are rejected.
Ever since Count Burian's prec?d
ing proposal was rejected it has been
realized that (he step now taken by
the Teutonic governments might Le
expected nt any time Therefore there
has been ample opportunity for dir.
cussion of the course to be followed
and the present exchanges between
President Wilson and the entente
chancellories, probably will not be pro
longed.. Every possible phase of the
situation is said to have been given
attention, even such a development as
an appeal from French Socialists for
full consideration of the German
offer. ! it r:-. i-; '--.-
Other Offers t Corn.- ' j
ositions will be followed b other "of
fers js not doubted in Washington.
Determined to save their countries
from invasions, the Austrian and Ger
man emperors are believed to be cer
tain to come forward very shortly
with more liberal concessions.
In fact the unanimous view here is
that if the entente and American ar
mies are firmly supported by their
peoples and continue the war at the
same tremendously aggressive pace
maintained since the turn or the tide
at Chateau Thierry, the time is not
far off when the central powers will
be ready actually to accept dictated
terms.
It was said at the Spanish embassy
Monday night that the appeal to Pres
ident Wilson for peace from Turkey
which the German propaganda ser
vice at Berlin had announced was
coming through Spain had not been
received. It is assumed that any pro
posal from Turkey would follow the
form of those from Germany and
Austria. - '
THRESHING
IS DELAYED
UA1SH IXTKItl i:itK WITH WOItK
OI'HAItVKhTISKS.. ,
l(4porU On Output Hare Cme
I'rornjillj', Hay County . Agent
Japillman. i
ordered to report for dutyl ,
This sen-Ire mans the big ones i
0 at fire the great high exuloidre i
Isbells which have knocked the
Meaning out of the words used by ;
tUe eaeniy such as "invincible" I
and "Jmpregaable." . I
Volunteer now, while voluntary j
Induction is still authorized. ; Op-'
ficrtunllies are , II mil less for a4-j
vaneenient and the best kind or
work that can be offered.
! SHERRY'S i
Tbresbermea and combine owners
rare been reporting 4he amount of
grain- threshed, and for whom H
is threshed u required Jby provl.
tinrm contained ia Section 22 of Act
oi Congress "Public -No. 40. C5lh
Congress.' ' approved August 10.
1!)17. This . provides that the
tiireshenneB or combine owners.
whether threshing for themselves
or for the publie send IB' a report
etch month as to -the amouot of
Kiain threshed that niopth. If at
the end of the month, he has not
completed threshing for himself or
others he Is not tequired to report
ui.Ul he has completed his. threshing
on that particular farm. However,
the threshing that Is completed on
fiiy one farm within a given month
rr.ust be reported at the end of the
month.
'As a rule throsbormen have been
reporting quite satisfactorily, and
according to Mr. BpilUnan have all
shown a willingness to co-operate
lo the best of their ability. '
The occasional rains during the
month of" September have delayed
the threshing operations somewhat
as well as scarcity of help, which
together make a larger per crn. of
threshing run over to the mojth
of -October than ordinarily. - How
ever, practically all the grain will
be threshed during the, month of
October unless some.unforseen con
dition arises, and a practically com
plete report should be turned in
by the end of that month. To
date, 494,218 bushels of wheat
have been reported as threshed In
the county. ,
fcl'KKDIMJ IN FIFTH AVKNt K.
Speeding fifty miles an hour at
high soon down Fifth Avenue, with
fai hionable shoppers scurrying fo
the curbs and outraged crossing
cops vainly swinging their ema
r.bores aealnst him. Edward fSiria
opens wlfh a real thriller the Vlta-
grapb Blue Bibbon feature ''One
Thousand Dollars," which will k
seen in the Sherry Theater todiy
ud tomorrow. . j
Vitagraph got permission f-n
t:e police department to stage tie
stunt and convoyed by motor' eerie
nd pursued by camera wen. Earl :
started at tbe Circle and led the j
outfit a wild chase nntil Urovi-
wich was reached. Then, S"Beiteri
by his escort he was nearly locked
up by an "ordinary" policeman vl o
had noted bis arrival froio afar
and was not In the game. A3Me
from the thrillB Incident to the
speeding, the scene Is interesting
ai, it . shows the many fer.iout.
churches, clubs, hotels, and mar,-'
sions along the avenue
"One Thousand Dollars" Is a
sparkling' comedy drama from O.
Henry's book by the sauie name.
Three popular stars are featured
Mr. Earle, Agnes Ayres and Flor
ence Dean on, and in the auupoiting
cast are TeSnpIar Saxe and Anne
Brody.
On the same program "The B3ret
Stockade,)' being Episode No'. 3 of
"A Fight For Millions."
VOLUNTEER NOW
Great Opportunities Open For Mm
In Heavy Artillery, f
Chauffeurs, auto truck drivel's,
machinists, telegraphers, mechanics,
band musicians and various other
tiades and callings are needed now
for the heavy artillery for overseas
service.
Not only men who are already ex
perienced in these and similar lines
but men who want a chance to
learn such trades may now volun
teer for aervico in the regiments of
the large calibre guns.
All that a registered and classi
fied man needs to do Is to send a
letter to the Commanding Officer.
Coast Defenses of the Columbia.
Fort Stevens, Oregon, and give his I
rame; order and registration num
ber; class (number and letter);
present address; number aad ad
dress of the local' board; and whe
ther qualified for general or limlr
ed service. All the rest will be ta
ken care of and tbe man will bo
Now is the time
to clean house
Just Received a Complete Line of ;
O-Cedait IDops
and O-Cedar Polish.
MOPS : 75, $1.00, $1.25
O-CEDAR POLISH 25. 50, $1.00
O-Cedar Cleans and Polishes Makes Every
thing Look New. ' -
Harris' Grocery
V Phone, Main 70 and 77; Farmers, Black 192
408 NORTH FIR STREET ACROSS THE TRACK
"TJnited States Food Administration License No. G50255."
-1
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money.
DON'T MISS THIS THIS. Cut out
this slip, enclose with 6c and mail it to
Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Avenue,
Chicago, I1L, writing your name and
Lddress clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package containing Fo
ley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney
Pills, for pain in sides and back; rheu
matism, backache, kidney and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets,
a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic, for constipation, biliousness,
headache and sluggist bowels. Sold
everywhere. Adv.
Miss Gladys Miller is starting a
class in piano. Call Black 1271.
10-6-6t,pd
St. Peter's Guild will give Rum
mage Sale, Oct. 11, at Honan's
Hall. Oct. '9-4t.p
We have our new fall soods now
on display. If you wan, a suit that
vill wear four years we have them.
It means a fifty per cent saving
oyer the suit that is thrown together.
10-4-lt THE TOCGERY
October 10th last day to pay
water rent without a penalty.
10-7-3t
Tbe Soda Water business is h'.'.II
good at Sllverthorn's. They al
ways . serve just what seems :o
BUit the trade, and that is wh
Lrings the people to their store.
FAMILY DRUS STORE
la asANOboasaoN,
Dally 10-8 -tf
Extra Cost
for Quality?
No, Sir!
saavStvaBHBBBaaflBBZXnSaBBssnl
You'll likely find it
costs you even less
to chew Gravely. It
goes further. You '
only need a small
chew of "this class
of tobacco, and it
holds its good, sat
isfying taste a long,
long time.
gots fiirthtr that's
wky you can get the good
taste of this class of tobac
co without extra cost.
Ffc.IJ.UfN 15 KAN U
Real Gravely Chewing Plug
10 a pouch-am worth u
I
easy
Do Not
Electricity
USE
And develops great
power and mileage
because of its full,
uniform chain of
boiling points. Look
for the Red rowa
sign before you fill. ,
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
(Cslilorsls)
yie Gasoline
fQuafltp
MA
D
LAMPS
FOLLOWING THE RECOMMENDA
TIONS OF THE NATIONAL COM
MITTEE ON GAS AND ELECTRIC SER
VICE, WE HAVE ABANDONED THE
DISTRIBUTION OF ALL GEM (CAR
BON) LAMPS. BE SURE YOU GET
THE PROPER VOLTAGE AND SIZE OF
LAMPS.
T. If. Maxwell, Tociil " Agent.
'-iMAJ tt'Wm1imj.l uo" "Presslon of the hope of
fUi1'! 9 6-2Sl?n3-4l is,urrectin and the desire to live
JeWlfrA&VTiWi 1 ! Iw ,he bc,lc w "-opposed to
jMtrtUl'liliF'tim 1 1 b? alwu5 lwrn 'R'U'- " "Trying
ARCADE
Wednesday and
Thursday
SPECIAL MATINEE
For Children
ON WEDNESDAY.
or tne beetle or iu imago came Into
the customs of the auvlents. The war
riors of an elder day hung the images
of gods about their necks, uud many
of the brooches and pins of the old
lighters were the elllgles of luck-bring.
log divinities.
'
Daddy
A teamster was heard addressing
hli hard working horse with "(ilddnp.
Daddy!" and to os It occunvd that
"Daddy" Is a mighty good name for a
work-fcors most daddies being under
a steady drive all the ti in ev Chicago
Dally News. . j
HOOVERIZE
YOU WILL, IF YOU BUY. YOUR FURNITURE
FROM HARRIS FURNITURE CO. BY SAVING
TIME AND MONEY. '
NUF SED
Harris Furniture Store
H. & HARRIS, Proprietor
M Fill STTIKET rHOJtTSf Bed 8171.
We sell Westinghouse Mazda Lamps in
all sizes
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT
& POWER CO.