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PAGE POUR iGftAXDF, It I' I I'.ni ' . ' ' " . U GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER An Indcpeiulmt Newipapcr Published Dally and Weekly at La Grande, Oregon, by La Grande Even ing Observer Publishing Company. BRUCE DENNIS, Publisher. Entered at the Postof f ice at La Grande Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter. Address all Communication! to The Observer, -1710 Sixth Street. City and County 'Official Paper. Evening Telegraph Report of United Press Association. On Sale in Other Cities Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland; Imperial News Stand, Portland; Multnomah Hotel News Stand, Portland, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrie Dally, per month . 65c Daily, per three months $1.95 Daily, per six months in advance f 3.75 Daily, per year In advance $7.50 Daily, Bingle copy . . .5c By Mail Dally, per year in advance $5.00 Daily, per six months in advance $2.50 Daily, three months 'n advance. .$1.25 Daily, per month 60c The Saturday Evening Observer, by mail, per year in advance. ... .$1.50 Weekly Observer-Star, by mail, per year in advance. HJiO SOME OF THE SECOND MILLION YANKS s ( f """--I A New Lot of Ladies' High Grade Shoes ARRIVED TODAY BY EXPRESS . Tti -Inlying your shops in this -Itig, bvisy 'department, you get the newest styles, best quality ami the lu st fit ting shoes money can buy. 'dome in while we have your size Taupe Grey Kid, Leather, Louis Heel, Lace. ! Taupe Grey, Cloth Top, Cuban and Louis Heel. . Dark Brown, Cloth Top, Cuban Heel. Coco Erown, ail Kid, Lace, Louis Heel. These are some of our newest shoes. If yon are hard to fit, come where tliev know how. The American transport Momns arriving nt n French port with Us quota ; of the second million of Ynnlteo soldiers being sent across. y The Call Now Is to Duty. Moro regrettable, in the estimation of the Democratic New York World, tliun uny political chunges that have taken pnco is the spirit of partisan ship which has been awakened, and for this the; President cannot be held blameless. The World said at the time, and it says now, thut his inter ference with the nomination and elec tion of members of Congress in var ious states whs unwise and calculated to defeat 'the very purpose that he wished to promote. Americans have always responded to true White House leadership, but they have just as con sistently resented White Houro intrus ion upon their lucal affuirs. There never should be a repetition of this error. As wo can imagine nothing worse for the country in its present situation than a continuation, of the venomous partisanship recently in evidence, we must entreat Democrats as well as Republicans to remember that 'the in terests at stake transcend in Import ance the welfare of any political orga nisation or the future of any politician. The call today is to duty. Those who give closest heed to that summons will have the fewest reasons for regret nnd apology hereafter. To all such wo commend this pnss .igo from a short speech by Abraham Lincoln a few days afcer tlio Presi dential contest in 1884 : "Tho strife of this election is but human nature practically applied to the, facts of the ease. What has oc-J rcurrcd in this caso must ever recur in similar enscs. Human nature will not change. In any future groat national trial, compared with the men of this we shall have ns weak as strong, as silly and as wise, as bad nnd as good. Let us therefore study the incidents of this ns philosophy to learn widom from, nnd none of them as wrongs Is be avenged." ' If it ia human nature, irritable or provocation, to go to extremes of pas sion und excitement, so it ia human nature, on returning soberly to reason, to correct its errors and reject evil counsels. With unlimited faith in the patriotism and good senso of tho American people, without regard to party, we look for n truce at Washing ton that will Inst nt least until pen.c has been established abroad. Compensation Plan Re places Pensions. Modern substitutes for pensions have been p'rovided by the government for injured soldiers or for the depend ents of soldiers killed in the service. The Injury Division ;of the Informa tion nnd Education Service, Depart ment of Labor, is collecting informa tion for soldiers and their relatives in rogard to the provision 'that will Ik made for them. . The United States provides compen sation to Injured soldiers or to tho de pendents of soldiers who arc killed, in addition to all allotments, family al lowances, and war-risk insurance.! This compensation is entirely distinct from government insurance prole ' tion, and applies to officers and men ! alike, without regard to rank or pav. It applies to total or partial dinabili y ' and to death Incurred in the lino of duty. . In case of death the soldier's widow, children, or dependent parents are en titled to compensation. If the dis ability is partial the sum paid is based upon the percentage due for total dis ability und upon the reduction in earn ing power. If total tho amount of compensation varies from .'10 to !'1): n month, depending on tile size of the j disabled man's family. In certain specific cases, such ns the loss of both 'hands or both feet, m blindness in both eyes, or in the ease of -bosoming permanently bedridden from causes occurring in the line of duty, compensation is payable at the rate of $100 a month. In the event of death compensation ranges from to $7."i n month, ac cording to the number and relation of the soldier's dependents. Tho widow, children, and dependent parents of men in the service are the only ones entitled to compensation. Th-j vidow shall receive compensation until her remarriage, und children to the r.ge of 18 yeursi SOI.nillltH iH.Ullv TIMIO American Snlilicrx ipr Orders I Awnttinir I 'nun i-'oeh ''mill- . TEXAS TIPS As a general tiling we grertly ndinlro a black frock coat, but it d-iesn't look nice on a limn wlio perspires through It. Another reason wby a nmn never gets Quito enough money Is becauso lie always wants one mare piece of property. What has become of the old-fashion ed gallant who put woman on a ped- osta! and left her to starve to death up there? ' . - T Our position simply Is dint no man ought to bo allowed to grow the kind of whiskers thut look like nonessential industry, ' j If the truth could bo discovered, proh ably It would bo found that it makes a borsetly pretty sore to try to gat blood out of a lllwer. ' , Of course wo have other tronbles, but we don't have to press our lmlr down with one hand while we put our hut on, with the other. Dallas News. Store Closes Saturday 8:30 P. M. Store Closes Saturday 8:30 P. M. WITH TUB AMKR1CAN ATtMY AT TUB FitONT, Nov. 13. Tho United Slates army Is marking tiiii--" until Marslial Foch -mdoi-s tho 'next move. Very fow Omnia!!., are seen along tho front lines, (iiusing tho be lief thai tlmy have been oiilered to their own bin-dot's. i; O NtW HtAUINlaS ; - ij; A coaled cellar makes a warm :: house. i - 'I It's a short lane that hears no $ gossip. j: Truth Is not good fiction. strangor than 8 NOTICR. iMeafic pa (.her up your Hbrnry hooks and rtiluni them to tin public library, unless ynu have the influenza. No finoH will be assessed until the minnm- tine is lifter!, awl anyone who is sick may have his time extended. In the mcantmc, the doors of the library will bo open weekdays from 1 to li o'clock, and 7 to 0 o'clock. You may come, for books, but 'not stay to read. The li brarian asks your ('operation in r:my- injr out tho regulations against jjath- eiintfB of people. Huttcr Wrappers Observer officii. printed nt the j Second thoughts ore best, but j not second-hand thoughts. :J 5 Tho proverb about the pen be- :j! J Inff mlfilitlor than tho sword Is J temporarily canned. f , . : GENERAL G0-JI-LIN ' 1 ' J I: V 4 'I. i ferv, i i lL'-.'"r'v'av I )fg I 4 v t f mi;, General Go-Ji-Lin, chief commander of the Chinese In Manchuria, who has driven out the bolshevik farces and hs maintaining order there now. STATISTICAL NOTES New York has more than 070,000 reg istered women voters. United Strttea In 1017 used 5,100 tons of pent In stock foods. United States Inst yenr produced 1,. 210,810 pounds of sheet mica. Pennsylvania railroad now employ) 9,b5i women to rcnlnce men. Daily Thought. Tho freal man is he who does not lose his chilli's heart M.'iirlus. Spokane Woman Gained 40 Pounds I.lectncnl Treatment and verythlnij l'jse failed to Help Her Tanlac Restores Her. , There, that is what J have been looking for the past six months now lor my sister," said Mrs. Vi Legault, wiiii ri-Hiuea ai zii ros Street, Spo l.nne, Wash., pointing; to the big Tun- lac display in Murgittroyd's Drug oiore, recently. "My sister's health has broken down," Mrs. Leerault continued "nn,! 1 firmly!" believe Tanlac will fix her up u did me three years ago. "Before I took it I was suffering 1 1 om u complication ot ailments which luid resulted In nervous prostration. Jiy troubles all started from a bad stomach and I was in a pitiable con mtion. Everything I ate would sour using me such awful pains in the pit of my stomach that I could hardly i m.iihi, u. jiy nerves were in bad I shape, I was badly constipated and even now' I hate to think of the ter rible headaches I had. I also suf fered from weakness and pains in my right sido, which was the worst kind of torture. Electrical treatment and everything else was tried on me, except an operation, which I refused to stand for, but nothing did me any good. I had always weighed around one. hundred and forty-eight pounds, but my sufferln'g pulled me. down to rne hundred nnd twelve, nnd I was scarcely more than a frame, 1 really hall -no desire to live 'an- my case seemed to be hopeless. '"Well, some wonderful things hap pen in this world, and my recovery was one of them. I picked up a pa per one day in Detroit, Michigan, where I was living at the time, and read a Tanlac testimonial given by a' lady who lived but a short distance from me, and right then I decided to try lanlac. The results I obtained are nothing less than remarkable. My appetite soon came back, my stomach got so I. could eat and digest my food and evory one of my troubles grad ually left, and the first thing I knew. I was regaining my lost weight and strength. After using five bottles of Tanlac I found that J had gone up to one hundred and fifty-two pounds actually gaining forty noundu mnkintr seven nnnnilct mnr than I had ever weighed before. And although it has been nearly three years now since Tanlac restored me, I have never been bothered with any of my old trouhles to this good dny, and I have held my weight, always weighing around one hundred artd fif ty pounds. So you can see why I have been so anxfSus to find Tanlac for my sister. I am going to let her know Tight away where she can get it. I am glad to give this statement, for the best way I know to pay the debt of gratitude I owe Tanlac is to tell others how it has made life worth liv ing for me." Tanlac is sold in La Grande by Sil- verthorn & Richardson; in Union by L. A. Wright; in North Powder by L. A. Russell, and in Elgin by Scott E. Hams. Adv. .Wl ICE rackages to soldiers . -Please call and get your carton as sooa as you got your label, also re turn wiein prumpuy iu uvoiu a run. They are mailed every day. Red Cross Xmas Parcel Com.-, ll-ll-St Foley Hotel Bldg. Y. M. C. A. , Educational Department. Short hand and 'typewriting. Day classes, 1C:00 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Night classes 7:30 p. m. to 9:30 p.'m. KEEP It's Easy If You Know Dr. ' Edwards' Olive Tablets The secret of keoDinu voune fe to ieel young to do this you must watch your . : . A f.nn,A Hum', n n n.M nf liver u a .w - - - having a sallow complexion dark rings under your fives pimples a bilious look In your face dull eyes with no Minrkle. Your doctor will tell vou ninety per cent of all sickness comes from in active Dowels ana liver. Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician In Ohio, perfected a vegetable com- round rr.l::cd with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which 'he gave to his patients for years. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substi tute for calomel, Ere-Gcntle in their action yet always effective. They bring about that exuberance of spirit, that natural buoyancy which should be enjoyed by everyone, by toning up the liver and clear ing the system of impurities. .You will know Dr. Edwards Olive Tab lets by their olive color, 10c and 25c pet box. All druggists. nil Lots than ll-13-:it. iin'n out line rf linrlmv shoes, of small sizes left at less the p esent wholesale nrleou. TOdOKRY. SsV Ileum Ifnl boxes of lino corro- Hpnmloncc paper at prices to please all the bii.ve:s. Also paper by the pound with envelopes In mulch. At i Silve" t hor::'.-;. 1 runswick mSMMM 'AH Phonographs In One FAMILY DFfUQ STORK UA G PANDL, OR a: GON. Keeping Business on a Level 'Would it lie uny satisfaction to yon, in llicsc t imes if yo'u coiiM put some; of yonr Jatir'moy in the great national fund held liy the 'Federal Re serve Mankind: System which is standitfu; hack .of Mid steadying the business interests of the country 4 You can do it by depositim-: your money with vis, its we in turn keep part of it on deposit with our Federal reserve hank, where it will he ready for you when needed. In this way, without cost, you can strengthen the system and secure for yourself its protec tion. La Grande National Bank Member Federal Reserve System JlcMgnalod Depository of the United States Government ACQUIRING A FERFECT FIGURE .-' . 'f (, ) iV.iV. 1 M V if New Machinery installed liOOOdO tvortli of new machinery; we ad ready for the even, IS loaves a minute. Home-made Pies, ("tikes, Doughnuts, We have make It Complete line of Snails, Coffee Cakes and Cookir to government regulations. All made nceording DUTLI BAKERY 317 NORTH I'lR ST. JUST ACROSS THE TRACK Most v inicn who luvc perfect I figure.-! iij not Iiave them orig- J innliy. I hey. have aeiiuircd them. I A womiin (jrinlu.r.ly takes the shape of her corset so the corset I proiht'oi by the most artistic J desipi .T is the riirbt one to wear J to wciro a perfect figure. Comparison We invite comparison of The Brunswick with all other phono graphs. Hear at least three others see if you'll agree that The Brunswick is the best. Hundreds of critical buyers have selected The Brunswick in just this way. The new Brunswick method of Reproduction -is the most ad vancedthe most scientific of alL Before you buy a Phonograph hear The Brunswick. It will be a pleasure to play it for you. Front T r -. f ' ! n-rr' mo.-it-iryinrni'.rii'ally and nr- tistir;.l!y dcsiK"ed. They arc I comfrt:ib!o, stylish ami (rrnd- unlly mol.i the figure into those I beautiful lines that every wo- i man a Imires and desires. PAULINE, LEDERLE mi BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS Carr Furniture Co.
