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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1918)
TWO I'ii m iJfc - ' - - -' - WOMEN'S r GOATS . Look where you will, you'll not find another ' '- such stock of Coats in all La Grande. - Goats for all occasions of every desirable material are here at prices ranging $15.00 to $150 Hiils Department Store WHEAT FEED ORDER EXCITES COMMENT vitam.y aithcts . stock ix. IHSTItY tl.AW KAKMKIM 111. AOKST 15 UNISON. j SHERRY'S K1HME HAS HAUD TIME SPENDING $1000 LEGACY What would you do with $1000? : Eddie Gilllarf has a hard time trying to answer that question for himself in "One Thousand Dollars," the Vita- eraph Blue Ribbon Feature which wHl be seen in the Sherry Theatre Inst time .today; Eddie expected a million from his uncle's estate and when he gat only the $1000, he tries first to upend It at the club. Then he offered It to a comic opera queen to buy a lavallfera, but she spurned both him and his money, because it wasn't $2600. Then ho gave it to his uncle's beautiful ward, who was cut off also, -with a piece of bric-a-brac. And then ho learned of a new twist in the old man's will but thut is telling too much of the picture. ... WONDERFUL LEAD IN ,i. DARKNESS SCREENED Willie Cnllea, who is Iron Star, the GOOD Indian in "A Fight For Mill-, ions," Vite;raph's newest serial, was champion jumper of all Mexico when ho was fourteen years, old, but ho never made a better jump than ho does in the chird chapter of the serial which will be seen in the Sherry The atre today, last showing;. -The hero (William Duncan) and the heroine (Edith Johnson) and all the Rood folks in the play have bcon locked by tho villains in a cabin surrounded by n hitch stockade at a distance of more than twelve feet. In the night, Iron Star cuts his, way to the roof of the cabin and makes n running leap in the darkness clearing the twelve odd .feet and landing on the top of the stockade. The thrill cre ated by this amazing feat is short lived for as the Indian lands, a dozen rifles within the stockade speak and he topples 'from sight out into the .darkTKsaf ' i There is another stirring scene when the heroine is trnoned in a lone ly cabin by Lawless, who insists thut he marry her so he may get .title to iler property. When she 'spurns him and. he advances to neize her she hurls a lighted lamp at him. There is an explosion and the cabin is filled with smoke and flame. The girl makes her way out and dashes away through, the darkness on her horse, leaving Lawless, his clothes aflame, writhing on. the floor of the cabin. Nearly overcome he struggles out into tho open and races enveloped in fire to the river, into which ho plunges just escaping with his life. The scene is one of the most thrilling in the entire serial..' i; ARCADE TO HKhh Wl TH THIS KAIHKK.'r To Hell with the Kalsor," (lie wont sfiven-act Hereon Classics, Inc. patriotic production, will open one day engagement thlB after noon and tonmht at the Arcnde hoatro. "To Hell with the Kul- pvr" is -the moil vllnl or all the pictures dealing with tho world war. It strips bnio tho vllo soul of Wllhelm of Hnhonzollcrn, and 'shows the pint by which ho and Ills - Potsdam gang" hoped to get possession not only of Europo, but r.f America. "To Hell with tho Kalsor" shown tho final destina tion of this mnd monarch, as wnll as relating hla cruel floods on earth. A great cast bus beon chosen to literprnt this ninKliilflcent picture. which has boon directed by Goorjto living from the sconarlo by June Mat his, and photographed by George K. Holllstor, a' war-photographer and former war corrc- i spondent. "George Irving also til- j reeled the Metro fentitre patriot lei Bcreen druuia, "Hor Boy." Law rence Grnnt plays the Kaiser,! Olive Toll, a booutifnl star of both I stage and screen, plays the lending I feminine pait of Alice Monroe, i Only Howe does a wonderful bit of work as hor sistor, Ruth, who nibcts a tragic fate In a Belgian convent at the hands ot the Crown Prince. Frank Currier plays Prof. Monroe, and John Sunderland, him self, an , aviator, plays Winslow. Dodge, who is soon In spectacular aeroplane flights which have a strong .bearing on the story. '. "To Hell with the Kalsor'i bas some of tho most unusual features ever seen in a photodraiua. The closing scenes contain a genuine surprise, combining beauty ; and forcefulnoss, and the Kalsor Is shown in those accurnert regions to which his base -jecord has .de stined hllll. .. Scenes among the American sol diers In the trenclie,-. are shown, I and a gonuino air-battle of two Lpposlng aerlitl fleets Is reproduced. The ptios of history ara irjifoldcd to. ahow , ha doedai, o JTrbdorltk lir. of Prussia, and the instruction of the present kaiser in his war pollcios by liismnrck then tho events leading up to the .present sr.crificlng of tho flower of the na tions. Ronmnco plays its part in this amazing plclmo, showing that lovo and loyalty will outlive. , . (All former students of O. A. C. are cordially invited to attend the O. A. C. luncheon Wednesday noon,, at 12:15, in .the basement of the Methodist church. A table will be reserved for all those wishing to attend. A WANT AD will do It. Hereafter wheat millers shall be rllowed to sell wheal mill feed to no . oihur puiKftn Jian , dealers or iiijlxed' f-cd mitnufacturors, save Ivnder tho pledge that It shall not llie psed for any other purpose jth&n feeding of dairy cattle,, poul Itry, pigs under three months old, 'young calves under three months jc.ld, or a weekly bran mash for !woik anlirijls, ' " . 1 ; I Tlia clt'lclnl order reads as fol lows: : V. V ' ' ' '' "The wheat miller shall not sell any mill feed for any other pur pose than the. feeding of dairy cat tle, poultiy or pigs under three ! Months old, young calves under 'three months old, or the prepara tion of a weekly bran mash for work animals.- . -- . j: "Before, selling any wheat mill ifeed to any other, than .a dealer or j mixed feed ' manufacturer 'he shall jrequiro a pledge in the following I form: : : 1 - ' : ' ' ; '- ' ' "'In order to .assiBt the , Food Adiutnlstrution In their ' equitable i distribution of wheat mill feeds, I hereby undertake on honor not to use who.it mill feeds for any other rurposo than the feeding ot dairy ! cuttle, poultry, young pigs under Ithreo months old, young calves un- Idor thiee mouths old pr the prepi israllon of a weekly bran mash for jwork animals. I will not feed any )more wheut mill feeds than is "cus tomarily fed to such animals, and I further agree not to have at any time more than a (id-day supply of wheat feeds on hand;'",' l'nbllc opinion varies considera bly on this 'measure. P. H. Spill man, county . agricultural. . agent, videos unreserved approval of ' the ruling. Ho soys In part "Because of the comparatively cheap price that has been fixed for this product, It has been used for Other purposes than it Is ordinar ily, such 03 feeding ..work horses, beef cattle and hogs. ..As a result there litis been a - tremendous de mand fpr the product, and certain t'aiuiw of livestock which need" this feed in particular have had to com pete with a class of stock that did not ordinarily consume it. Conse quently it has. .been necessary that sumo action bo takon to control the suit of this material. The Allies itro demanding more unground wheat than In the past- and need llinse client .by-products to ninln tiiln their livestock .Interests. ' Bar ley iind oatS;,will have-to be used in its pluca, .barley, being the cheuper-of'thjEi'two. -( "We know that tho farmers of I"i!lon county have been loyal In eM'iy respect in supporting war tulOHUres,". continued Mr. Hpillmnn, r.d wo fool sure that they will not make fulse representations in securing their allotments of mill reeds as required by this new measure. '' ' . . Many fanners have expressed their 'disapproval ot the new rul ing, stating thut no satisfactory substitute can be found for the vheut . which has been used as f.onoral feed for work horses, beef utile and other classes, hot In cluded lp tho government enumeration. ALL .SPIT ON, HIS C.KAYE ! Arcade Management Draws Comment With Mound of Earth. Everyone is spitting on the Kaiser's grave in front of the Arcade Theatre, where a little lot similar to that in a cemetery has been stxked off and rilled with old rubbish. A sign invites everyone to desecrate this mound of earth and it has become catch-all for all kinds of rubbish. A UNIQUE RECORD . IN ADVERTISING Yoster-Milburn Co., whose product, Doan's Kidney Pills, is advertised in out columns, is one of the oldest ad vertising firms in the United States. They began using" the daily and week ly newspapers 35 years ago, and have kept it up ever since. This is one of the strongest proofs of the value of newspaper advertising. . Twenty years ago Foster-Milburn Company conceived the idea of prov ing the merit of their goods with local testimonials. It took them fifteen years to collect the testimonials from .every one of ithe 3500 United States towns In which they do this kind , of advertising. It was a tremendous task, but they stuck to it until they succeeded, and tho result is that Doan's Kidney Pills are one of the best advertised and best recommend ed remedies in the world. Who Will Win This Battle?" Your kidneys are the inters of tho body. If thoy become Inactive and fall to elim inate the waste matter, they lira apt to throw the wholo mechanism of the body out of order, thus toxic poisons can ac cumulate In the system and bo as deadly as snake venom. ' Besides causing the minor ailments of rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago and back ache, neglect of tho kidneys is apt to develop into moro sorious diseases, such as diabetes or stono In the bladder, ' Rid the body of toxic polKousclean tho bladder and kidneys- and euro tho twinges of rheumatism with Ah-u-rlc and yon win the battle of I IK , Anurlc was llrstdlscuvcred by Dr. Pierce,, and has benefited thousands ot sufferers tu woll as appeased and eliminated tho ravages of tho mora serious kidney dis eases. Now procurable at any good drug torn, or send direct to Dr. V. M, Plcrco, Buffalo, N. Y., 10 cunts for trial pack'ago. Mrs.B.G. Cokkb says: " When I com menced the treatment of Anuric I was in bad shape My back ached ail the time and oh I how my back would ache at night until 1 would have tu get up. I could never sleep all night. But since I have taken the Annrio Tablets m y backache is all cons ' and I can lie down ana Sleep gooa anu sound nil night. Qui how much better I do feel no one- knows but myself. Mv advice to all snfferers of kidney troubles is to give Anuric a trial and Wiey will lino; rutl mini their troume. Ti ill ii iwi aitf irfiesrftsfiafieTeifTr Now is the time to clean house " Just Received a Complete Line of O-Ccdait IHops and O-Cedar Polish. .75. $1.00, $1.25 MOPS O-CEDAR POLISH. r..r...25, 50 $1.00 0-Cedar Cleans and Polishes Makes Every . . thing Look New. Harris' Grocery Phone, Main 70-and 77; Farmers, Black 192 408 NORTH FIB STREET. ACROSS THE TRACK "United States Food Administration License No. G50255." CHICKEN PIE Sl'PPFJl. 1 A chicken pie social and supper will be given at Summervllle for the benefit 'of the' Red Cross on October 12th, beginning at . 4:30 p m.. This will be held at the Red Cross rooms and the public is in vited. Only 3D cents : f or a full, big bang-up chicken dinner. Adv. ... , '';-, 10-8-3t The Baptist Ladies will serve a K5c dinner and a cafeteria supper In the basement of the Church on Thursday, 'October 10. . . Oct 7-3t-p The Observer furnishes and prints Butter Wrappers. ; Sour Stomach. Eat slowly, masticate your food thorpughly, abstain from meat for a few days and in most cases the sour stomach will disappear. If it does not, take one of Chamberlain's Tab-, lets immediately after supper. Red meats art most likely to cause sour stomach and you may find it best to cut them- out. Adv. Buy one' of those high-class Dogs at Silverthorn's. 7 ' , FAMILY DRUG STORE L.A GRANDE, OREGON. Daily 10-3 tf HOOVER IZE YOU WILL, IF YOU BUY YOUR FURNITURE FROM HARRIS FURNITURE CO. BY SAVING ; TIME AND MONEY. NUF SED 4 Harris Furniture Store ' ; ' H. a HARRIS, Proprietor 406 Flit STREET PHONE: Bed 8171. Postum Good Friend of the Coffee Drinker Coffee often disagrees ! with the best of us When you find it wise to stop coffee for a few days on account of disturbed di gestion or too much"nerves,' switch to Postum and note the result. Many people who love their coffee follow this plan with excellent results. ' Postum comes in two forms: Postum Cereul which must bo boilcd.Qnd Instant Postum, made in the cup in n moment. They are equally delicious end the cost per cup is about the same. There's a Reason" DoiNot Waste - USE Electricity TO HELL WITH THE KAISER" 'TO HELL WITH THE KA1SER" V A Picture that Puts Him Wliere He Belongs. Help Dot'orato .11 is !rave in froftt tf ThoatiT, J5riug All Ytmr Uuhliisli. Special Matinee for Children Matinees, 2 o'clock Adults 30. Children 10 Night 7:35 o'clock Adults 50, Children 25 2 SHOWS AFTERNOON, 2 AT NIGHT. A 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. We sell Westinghouse Mazda Lamps in all sizes EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. . .'U Vu" !.W'"tfii.'rt ff K-f 1 " fVi '."' .t -
