La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 07, 1918, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPOUR i T.A ARAICD : EVKXIXOt OBSERVER RATTTRPAT. T)FPKMRER 7. .1fll. 1 1 I t U GRANDE:'EVEN JNG OBSERVER As Independent Newapaper cFubfisbcd Daily and Weekly at La Grande. Oroeon, by La Granuo Even ing Observer , Publishing Company, 0 BBUCB DKNN1S, Publisher. Entered at the I'ustoffice at La Grande Oregon, agSecond Clay, Mail Matter. Address all Communications to dThe Observer, 1710 Sixth Stre City and County Official Paper. n Evening Telegraph lOport ofHJniOd n ' Press Association. On s?c in Other Cities Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland; Imperial News Stand,' PoiVnd; Multnomah Hotel Newa Oi and, Portland, irefjon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Hr Carrier Daily, per month .... 65c Daily, per thrift months ,...$1.95 . Daily, per six montha in advancv $3.75 Daily, per year in VilvuncW 17.0(1 Btrily, ainWe copy,..., .',. ,5c Hy Mall DaiCy, por0year in advuwe. .. .. .$5.00 Doily6jer aix montha InAdvance $2.0(1 . Pally, three montba 'n advance. .$1.25 Daily, per rnonth tc ThO Saturday livening Observer, by mai'h' D"r year in advance. . . . .$1.50 WeOBty UOserver-Mur, oy mail, pet yfflr In Odvence .$1. SO ft Ufa C9BOfcy Tli of Th LnJ AgoJB the Old Spirit Shows Ptself in Oregon. o 0 The fight of Western Oregon atfai nut Kustorn Oregon hIiowh U e0 once jiore in the Bpeakernhip contest. Aa yours g y it is very apparent the -lines will be lightened until the Kast-of-thc-Mounliiins country ovill scarcely be considered at nil. Lair Thompson succeed id in pulling enough strength in a personal wSy .to G be elected president of tho senate twec.e HobeiL Hlufjficld, throUgU hie strong personality, was elected speak crf tho housoiwo years ago. These inlliftcet are the excetoonl(.,for us a general ! thing the WvsIqtii Oreiron man suss not beyottj Alt. Hood. Constant dictation by I'urLluml and tho WiTlametfce valley is given thtt Bcctiuo of tho state and we are ex pected too respond tot very denian.1 r.indo upon us by tho lower eiHuitry. e Tb.nre may come a time wlw- 'hi ligiieultural, . utock Raising and lum bering interests of Knserii , Oregon wi'l jfvw tired of supreme don.ina t ion, .( There may come n tinw when Port land wili want Eastern Oregon tc such an extent that she will admit the size, rlchnctfe and generosity oj s people east of tho'inountiins. Up.' to the present writing there ha? been no such indication. Hut then are many long years ahead and even a Portlunder may see the err.ir M way K given sufficient 4ime. The Very Best Rule for I America to Adopt &i Now that 1 ho world rehtxim; af the struggle,, thoughts are bound ti turn o America's safety in the future Wlist is the bitft rule to follow u his nation to Aincricuni.u it uih! keep ' it A Wei icani.ed 7 Ktinning "dvcr the het of suirj e: tious offered by ntatesnu we " back overy time to the imU...f (.'(do iiiel Romcvelt when Kaid:'"0:n fliiK pud one latiKUane." Nothinf ill In (;ik up Hie uw grant's notion Bf superioiiiy f tlu country he bus lift o much a- tie mauding Uiitt he hpeaks the hmgUijire. , . There should be 'V'tl pmaluc provided fyf tbe v ho peiist m con 'Vi-faing in a foreign lonoe. ,e 19 aWay with any sclno! tejichuH nothing T;it a f.treign l:;nr'm,i;c t.' children nml,fiVce by law the ljiii- ?. lauguagre into frvry Aineii(.m h"i rt flag iod one l.ttietinte i America will bav Ti jji'eal eff.'cv ! our entire people. ' Nlt (io-Kwin. tile ni.nn iaeat'le a tor, hli!l lest an eye. Not wishmu' josh H man ll'injr 'Irh a physical a'T fiT"t jj mik'htj,)'!' suui?es(ed that ),.! olher ' wii! ce ail the "chii-!fiiis" that fly hij, way. ' . Qas the fe'i.Qil trades roimiiisson j$st lenrncOat the f.iguff mar ket is rontiolliHl ly tiie pn kei s ? Kast- On (,.,..! i.i-,?l,i.-.o- lo.v.. In"1 lf isJs 8 '"''Sand,'" Substantiatl'KwMuUv-a----W 'I'Q tir In his message to congreSi the president has outlinrj a constructive governmental policy. The political' advice of Oh a policy counts for! little for the essence of the program' no needful now to this country ia thep important thing. His open mind on what is best to do tvjth the railrouds ie highly commend able and if tfi president refuses to be switched to ang of th,e several J plana outlined until 3ch has been , , . , , , I eRelittloua.elana, every TOuAdvy,' thoroughly considered by CJ'ngressi. p UB v ' uu 03 ue believe hewill uphold the yisdom thi undoubtedly appears fti his lat est ational progDam. mlvucuty of irnnicdinte rcBunt)i- tion of jll public works, the0egcour- aging oMjuilding tf improving, both it? u-jmljjjc and private' woy, means employment of labor which, in turn, n id win national prospntrity and a sat isfied people. . Altfng 4ith the naify instructive jolicies mentioned 'y tbe president is government aid and construction of irrigation projects, swamp landand cut-over lands. From a sclffch stand point the great west and northwest is decidedly interested in this, and every encouragement win be given the ad ministration to pwecd along any line that will bring about such de velopment. Taken as u whole the president's stand on tho all-important reconstruc tion issues, the issues that arc bound to gvo perihaucnt, progressive ad vancement if followed, fs moct excel lent. A standing army of half a million regulol' soldiers is none too stoall. Make it a million until we ace ho' much good faith exists in this talk nhout universal peace. If Mooney is given a nejf trial, and there is ontc foason to believe he deserves it, the court should announce firmly that this is his last trial. Sheepmen like government price control. They have asked to have ft ontinued. Wheat rancjiers will not dtject to the same program. n Khisor JVillinm aHending church is in ironical as Jwhq James teaching n Sunday school class. In order to keep war news crisp and active Villa has asked for the center of the" stugo for a while. - PARAt.U MIC PUNCHES And just th ik how fast we are go ing. The pul) if got rid of the fcoiser, the flu and tho irenuH-ratic majority ri congress all in sevoai dftys. Some week, boy, some week. Ity this time his former majesty probably knows that if took the Yanks to yank the hell out of Wil helm. ' Why wouldn't it be a good idea for '.he kaiser to board one of his fuvor Iv suhinaViiies, float out into the m til -lie of the Atlantic and settle down? K'U is semi-offieially reported via Co penhagen that the sweeping Oemo ratie victory in Mississippi caused a oaiiie on the bourse at Merlin. I. ike the 'influenza the bolshevik! ieems to bo traveling west, it's a ioid thing to keep gas mask handy. In a few days more "Die Wncht Am KhirV will lie something more than i song. The arrnUtieo areemWit ought to Tiave coninwied a paragraph eliminat ing those ten cent "war" songs for i he ft--t u the season. M;ii.-h;tl I'oili is a pretty generous net son, M ter nil. He gave the Huns r chance to lead it over before they K'ltd up. s K the ,l,;user ets to eat, dinner in Ptti: now he will have to take It thioiinh mi iion grating. lake III I 1.1,1,1; least a year to net nkl Kovenmient ill iin't irrnw an official - in less time than i.ni) as ' if v.hi i.ih: ! l..o murh. Imt their .a.illy is not the kind soft pc.l.iliu) when 'iters the loom unox- M,.l of 'ik hat h... t.. I ievel,: I,eip., .e.i..:V. 'oV spenl wnui tintQ iii, out the pm -piT.'km and l iru- lis, I. ' i; .ll.irai-ti r piuiituiw. M r.ot l.e so luu.l to love ,! youi-self if the if ' . neiKld.. w..il!.l let ,. "Mietn lli am a hlM.v m... f.," .1., lOiatl irt,l,. ,l,i" ,57i.rt,.u I lli-l l-'l'M. noting that the arnli&cc ierm, oenirne etleetive at U a. in . on i mii. aajt- ami. .'mm m 'J f J I T T "l If TJ" Q J WVVSllILO J: mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmQi CIH'IH'H OK JKHL'M CIIKIHT OF lattuu day hai.nth Hunduy 8chool 10:30 a. m. Hacramenl meeting, Z:uo p. mo Primary, eigery Tueejlay, 4:001 . m. M. I. A. fjvery Tuesday 7:30 jf? Relief 8oah,ty,.eveiff Thursday,! z:uu p.ui, o t Everybody cortflnlly Invited o attendc CHARLES 0. W-ACK, Pastor. KAIATIOIV AllMY Hun day Services. ft Holiness meeting at 10: a. in. Sunday school at 2 p.tm. Salvation mcotiuj? at 8 p. in. Ensign OHtvo Chllifers, tiio otTI- (,;nyncM oi? oub lady of xirts J 0 VAIIlfV Rosldonce 1103 L ttvenue. Inone JOain 9. I'frst mass, 8:00 a. m. Second massV 10:0 a m. Week day- mass at 8:00 a. m. Followed by benediction. IK J. DRlSCOLIi Rector. ' M. ti. ( IIC'KCII fiOi'TM Sundoy School 9:45a. m. Prgichlng 1 11' a. in. and p. m. Kpworth JLreagu jneoting 6:30 p. m. , ; ! - ,1'rayor meeting, Thursday 7:30 p.' ni. . W. 13. SMn, Pastor. ISLAND CITY CHURCH, A.-W. Roberts, Pastor. a Sunday school and preoching in. the morning, . - Epworth- League and preaching in evening; large ehojrus. " All cordially Invited. SPIUITUA1.IS1 The First Spiritualut Church of La Grande will meet over Harris Grocery, Store on rir street every Sunday eve ning at 7:30 o'clock. ST. PKTKK'S rnriECH 10 a.m. Sululjiy School. Rev.o C. H. PowiiJl, general mis- rJonary, will preach every third Sunday In the months Everybody welcome. CllltlMTlAX SCIIOVCI-: WH'IKTY Sunday morning sf-rvlce -at li a. m. Subject: Ancient and Modern Nocromaiicy, Allai 'Tesoifiwrr mul Kuuday school at, JO a. in. , Vreducsday evening mooting at o clock. Tho reading room Is open to tho public Monday, Wednesday and Saticrda from 2 to 5 p. m.u All are welcome to attend our services Corner First and Washington. t 1 1 a i xi i a 'on r Kit k x u Tho District Training Conference of tho La Grande district of the M. E. church will be held' at the M. E. church in I-a Ojando on iiucuiiurar ia mm a BunnK euiiu3iuiy iuhii ineuiuniK ir. aiecx- letiDurR ort the hoard or sundcy schnols and Bishop ft. J. Cooke resident ' bishop of tho Helena area, will o .present. Program will be announced later. CICNTHAI. rilllltCH. Suitiliiy Bhool lit 0:45 n. in. Morning services, 11:00 iv in. KveninK services, 7:110 p. m. ' llftl'J'IS'P ( Ill ltCII Hunduy HOhool, 9:45 a. in. .Mnuduy Si'tioul UMfi u , m. Vreachhii: liy ll(v. (itlo 11 No evenlilK Bervlce,. I'litsT m. k. iii i: -it Stihday school at 9:45 a. ..ni. I'reaeiiini; ot 11 a. in. r: Snhject. Kiom H.e Minimum to! tho Maxifftutn." '' f lEpworth I.eaKiie at ii::ui g. m. their deep B(iieriatinn of the kind At 7 : It n p. in. ft,. K. II. .Martin. ness anil svmpathv extemlcd to them Klliierliilendi'nt of llio I'pper Coast i Helping Fanners With Their Grain Tin l'Yileral luitit'vfi' r.iiiikina; System t'stalilish od !iy tiie ovi'tniii(!Mit stands hack of tlie fanner from tlic ttnic lie Jircaks irroiuul till his PVii is ltnrvcstcil. Sit'cial facilities ;i'ic iirovidoil or' farryiuy; j,'rain in i.ti'va'T'i;, Tlic vast fnmls Hluv l'cdcral lTcscn (nattiini; SSvsU'iil :ye availalilt''only fopUiiitiiimtc Oirminip and Imsincss iici,'da, ;ynl in sonic rcsiocts farin-t'i-s'a jiaH'r is piven ireiVrcVicc over liu'ivliaiits' pcr. li you are not already one of our depositors drop in and Jet us tcll'vou how tUis systiiu heliis you. La' Grande Nationnl'Banfe MembSr Klerl s - Designated llepotog, .Uavcruiiu'ut ' . : : sjpi. fT3 Charge Aefounts q pted. MerchaJWQe' ! Belivered. i --"-"-"-i f s je a -"--""""" """""""""1 I . o Where 'you'll fiiid for "hi&;or her. Christmas ASK dffT FOB ALL Values thaf are eally exceptional. Stocks purchased mauiy months ego, hence the towprices we are ajjle to sellth,ese goofls for today. They will be mighty glad to find ftOD aajne en tfta gif K . " . Hart, Schaffner & fitoa Swite. ..Nothing more ueefuj. At ; $25 to $50 A Hart, Schaffner & Marx Overcoat. Warm and comfortable ..'.. :. S22.50 to S50 SHIRTS Silk, Madras, Wool $1.75 to $12 V UNDERWEAR Light and heavy weight. Priced at $1.50 to $10 GLOVES All kinds. Strong yaluf s 75 to $8 to d WECKWEAR Uevest styles, best quality! Priced at 50I; to $2.50 SWEATERS Always useful. The style you want a... . ......$2 50 to $12 D o- your I ' n n 1 1 esc. ana nesi ocore; ,i,st .i...., Alori(,lin Sjin.luv ScUuol Union, will preach. r?'fybiMly Is invited. N. SllKIt.MAN" HAWK, r.istur. CIIKISI'IA V ( III ItClI l)tllil)lo Bclioul 0.45 n. in. I'reachlnK sMvico, 11 A. ni. Kev. .1. K. Ciyinea, of Seattlu will delivur (he Heruion.' liiilnn Chrlmlan Endeavor meet ing H : 30 p. in. Kustiuan.' leader. ' l'liKSIlVTIOlUAX ( III lt( Sunday School at 0:45 a,? in. HeKUlar preacliia service: at 11 a. in. Hev, K. It. Martii(. of I'oi t land willipeak. No eviiiK nerlic. Ymins l'e.iplo's-meedllK at 6:30 ' - CAKI) OI-' JlIANKt. The ufrlc rsint'd desire to express in their re. ont iK-renvement in the liM try 9 Sjstni 2 of "the Unievd O'vim CO .CTwmwi. iviwassa.- Aijati taut J n null It i uv TirKrnr;: i-vtt rw w w m Graii es dculh of Mrs. JiAn Harvey. Mil. AND MRS. T. J. llAIiVEY : AND FAMILY. d7-lt " N KLMMAfiE SALE There will bo a rumnniKo" sale of men's, women's and liil(fren's cloth ing in the Suuday school rooin, of the rreshyterian Church next Saturday, December 14, at 0 a. m. d7-0-i l-l:l STater. Phllosochv. Always carry n little phllo--aphy nhout with you. A glided .iiiri:!illi.iii Is of Utile nccouut to the big auto stuck In tho ni'iil. - . -i, . Get a heautifut irvicu. banner at one-halt price beroro it is .too . late. Newlin Ilk. & Stat. Co. 12-3-tf. . A WANT AD will rto it Hie h III s is worth snore to family life today than ever before k1 TTIE COMPAXir) riv-'s thr ?rr.itt amornt t t vwzt r.tirth rrvi i,r, j an ati''danoo of I'w lin. ( UtUi T-t.u.v it. ot hM-.rr-inn K'-.T'in fc. if t Hu::wr, br:di- tSc Sprvi.il l'.t" for c-aili to- of cvt rv .nr.v I; .ijip-' to the i4Jtkitis wifn hight nl-is. OFFER 3Vo. 1 C4H".-i'.n wi.t rtit'ivc; 52 KHKLT ISSUES 1919 Au for RmaigiBg 1918 luiwt Frt f ef 1919 CnntihM ( ?".00 . e e CO FER No. THE ITlHTH S COSPAMW vM.llS SUieniE $1.00 ) r.d th: 011 1 BATH ROEES-Every style alid color. Priced at , .. ..$5 to $17.50 SILK KIMONAS All si:yles biid colors priced af . . y, -....$7.50 to $20 WAISTS Latest designs. Newest materials. Priced at 1'..,;..: $2.50 to $13.50 HOSE Silk, any color. Box or pair. Priced at . ,$1.25 to $2.25 HANDKERCHIEFS-Plain or initial. Priced' at :...:i5 to 75 UMBRELLAS Something they will 1 like. At. $1.50 to $7.50 , SHOES, newest styles and colors $5 to $13.50 SLIPPERS Many kinds and colors. Priced . at .!. ...'..$1.75 ' to $2.75 mas Shopping MONEY I.OA.N. On Improved real property in Union county. No delays. Current fctes. La Grande Investment Co, Miss I'riederike Schilke will open piano 'studio at her homo, 1502 N Ave. Kor terms, call Black ll-22-6tp first ..'litimbu Y. M. C. A. High School Lyceum wiurso, Tuesday, LDoc. 10th. It will bo tro-it. Don't miss it 12-5-4tpd ';' " ''() M T N K W Ol i rcK I "have Just completed movlnn jail my Abstract records and ofTlce ociuipmont iiito' the buildiiiB cono jdoor south of tho Ohservor office jwhero I shall n pleased to meet Jail my friends and business clients. still hive money to loan, make nb- istracts from cotni-ieto set of rec- lords, write your lnriiraiiro and do 3 " Coniianion eras Wr-rr.p, "un9 wO":::;?;: f ! (Satisfaction Guaran- jteedW5th Every Pur- ' chase. e e est, Busi- a general oMIce business. Call In and see mo at my new office, 178 Sixth street. 11-19-tf. J. R. OLLIVER. mm VjiWilw,'' is superior to any other front lace corset, fdl- -without 'the VziC features no corset can pos sibly 'be just as 00(1 It contains the master touch of scientific construction. 1 ou do ritjt sacrifice coin fort for style and youl0 uot sacrifice "style for.'coiiifui t when you, wear w A cflniilete line alwnvs" on baud, pricedt $2.50 up. Mrs. Robt. PattisDii CorsetQre o Phone Red Res. 17Q ; Oakti?et. sf 9o i 1 e e li , 0 t o 'C C3 Li.