La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 12, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textmis. PACiE TWO fii.-v;VDK hVivT. M.ti Oli.ShKVETi EXEMPT FROM LLOYD-GEORGE - - .-.V. m--- f llria'nrnnnin1 -Z. nM (fWntluoet'f rage I.) (.) Continued Trwn-tne 1 ' La ' O 1 O . r. . n fl WH.- JL W m.'M H eD JHxm -MMS our Tim stocks aie most ..II ""'Hii?L ' HTE. Ami it is .imliVd just. j,s iiiiiHi' of 1 If Jo? " it willV for you to si'c Until. JomI .- fl J . ;I'-''lt ' tlona-of stoles, Scarfo"ant Muffs, 'fill jfjP . ' " J ' I " lilll l" '''('s ;m' 'l,1't,'"('MSfna1)lo Jit prr'soiit We :nl vise all 'those who antii-ij.ate l i buying furs foi'eilher t lieijis'eh'es or. as Kills lo.maNe llu'-ir Mir4iasis'.;m early fl " as Uiey can. r ' ' " . 1 . ' IllillV Department Store 1 ' i ... - - . ' Gi F T 5 aa-jjo ou v I; , fr,,, ,!?,. j th" comment -that intaily rushed l il In Hie t'j: (,cir of - iiinI-'w ricj inio war. Hit;- renis nil Iji-aii lii:litern'uiHl In (uiiii'iiiiIiiK cloth-' "ave r' -fuiiitury niacninc, there 1iK. There .tai !- j o "s Jeer' i- without tempting the men at the ! Inx.of tlf'H el-ns ..f work 1it; .. "' them to try their lurk with Umk li-'l CtW f lity 'a t.rjt :i.vi'il:ie ()f I waehinM. The GiwiinhA uliiys l-'ooii worK. II !.;... 1'iiii iIht J.-. 'there wa nothing Uf'mUt thisr j.- Job In lit lo.-n :ip. i It ants iinilliect milrtiiry marhme. " v ' If. As knfi'.vr: C.'iosh poll t It 1- a ir.B'.'.'r ..f Msi M'V t!i pi 1 d I lie !tel "In (lily waii" -I'M ,ii-nln; of )io w n : In that uallon I Jf you w?it a permanent peace; it you wiuit to prtvent the proiulHlni;. Thesi pioji'i'li'il anil I lii of 'the upiillinintH For "HIM" and Gifts for "HER" Latest Novelties in variety, lit lietter than ever lieloie TIME IS SHORT .iiaKi' 1 our iN'lei . NOW larier liees loll C. D..PUTMAN it her who looked tfstB v(n tliun IllOHt HthiH'Uve K's a elf ITJriilt thing, that or h-h-ctliiK HopIo for HcriMui work. Womon who hpciii (o h0 jUHt rihr, cTttm prove (Ifsjipji'iintins on ' th: si-rt'cn. DoukI'.im KulrhaiikH. In omm!UinK on t!i subject, miid: "Sen en reiiuiioiiHMitH princjpitHy foiiHlHtH of onit'8 .MlantablliiV Vn j (Miiotlonal work, and the nerpsshy ' i of ft'diiiK nion. Inti-n.si'ly, w !mt I jou uro doiiiK on IIih Hcrecn. jn jeoinpiirlHon, If you hid porliayhiy Ktino" purt on the ntni,'!. In illhn work, ono Ih loi'lod tho iiho nf (liiilojiUf. Von must r('Kitcp 'your particular thoughts throui;h the iiiKtliuniship of (HHtinctiv.j 01110-tii:is. nd.waH the ;:st assurance iho taliim aoldirrs and eiviltuiid hud th:tt Aitiog'a wn in tin- t!um :iud fouling 'lo Lh'ij:- a i?:.if.i u.-. ,Tlic work of the lied C r -is la lit iR'utn i a Bfory whit wi'iimt bt1 tvhi In one book, and I'im bhiiC fo tT i I m re"f worf a:ii tv; fh:. fri;r-t r. of Frame, au4 imw It ia opMntli p in It'iHsia. Metitbeinhip d:t v.i it ' 1 . hy the Hed Cross bff; ini'Hilicpi1!!", Ihf W;?K"Ht of any .ir?.ii:i!ititn tn tiic world, for It In carryit'K on .1 world of work. i Tlifu iw wi-y 50. ):'.. ,00 nienibeiH will he souuhc In the onin Iiik weH; Uii-ouk'kiuI tin? lan.d. There will "Ik; no fu'iite dr'vo foi war rttnds, and ihu lied Ciokh willies to depend on lb due; of its membership roll for ltd operat ing, expanses. . , .With the approach of thfl drlvis next Monday, Orenun Ih pratieall com pie te In its organization. l-Jvi-ry 'county hH an. executive manai;ei us well as n ohainti .tn of tho local Red t'roHK chapter. There wiil be about 14,i'00 men. and women en HaK'd In tho driv.o, accardiiiK t) the eslltnatt'R nt st He (lieadMuartrs iprepured by Miss (I(,'ttu Wassermun, txi-rutive Hiwiotai-y. And so far- as krowii thin Is tji-' Hist drive In i which there has not been a shoi t iiine of woikeis. Kv"iy member of every Red Cross' chapter In the 'st ile, and count leas (it hers, will bo .'found in the hnintM during th horrors of this yt'jur beip.f npcat- ed, you mupt pm un ,eiii to con-P Rcript armies on the continent of A Kuropc. S3 'K "Tht first thins to do is to prevent the repetition of blunders of the paiit by making it impossible to navy liiwe great cosiipt niiriifs in the foturc. "W' did -not have the maehin- ery for -offensive war. Our navy . ii a defensive weapon and not an - offensive one and that is why we do Hot mean to (rive it up. V.'e hove kpt tht. intend free from invasion for centuries, and we( mi-au to tuke no ri.-k in the fu ' hire," Mr. Uuyd (leortre declared that the decision which w4u!l bt- token in the I mat few months in the peace conf'T-fc-nce wua ffoinff to leave -n mark dpon , the world. The ages to come, lie said, I would be able to reap the fruits of it. Isomer Mutt Tay. The premivV next ' df ait with tho question of indemnity, ijle declared the war had cost Germany lens than .it had cot (rent flrittiin. It iad cost Great Rrituin, he declared, 8,'OfiO,ono,- 000 pounds, a (jijrantic sum. The Ger man bill, he believed, was six or seven billion pound. He contended it was indefensible that the person who-was in the wromj and had lost' should pay less than the person who wva declared to be in the right and hau won. r' il4; -;."''or;- , DONT YbU WANT 'fiOME NICE FRESH LAID E665? 1 . 1 J Our futur order of canned fruits and vegetables lias-bsen delivered and we are now able to supply you with the best in the market. . ' Plasty, of fresh vegetables and fruits. Fancy head lettuce ' 10c per head. PLEASE PHONE YOUR ORDERS EARLY HARRIS GROCERY Phone Mara 70 and 77, Farmers Blaek 192 408 North Pir Stmt ' Across the Tract V. K. NAVY IS rliOMISKI) 1'I.KMTV tO-t.VCII 0!S WASHINGTON. Dm-. 12. An i'x punalon of 10 t'nu's tl'o cipai'iiy of peace tlmen wrn noreflsni'v In the li'tunliiK wei'k, for lo put Oreuoo over tlu tup. for probably the ' las'-' J-'un-nlakliiK fariHt I.-1 of the nr vy, tiiiie will reituire a personal vlBlt Rear Ailniirnl Ir.-le's arnui'.I r'iiort to every man am! woman In thelto'ir.y Rhowa. iiespectl.e countli's. j Eiirl?, the nir.n ibiefly respor.si- j Those Oregon people who hav-? ble for mounting 'lie 1-l-iiirh r.iivy i 'solilier hoys In tho sen-lee are es-Klina for' army use in France.; ipeelnlty Interested in the drive 'puinia out that this vest rxnn-5ion bet . use their hoys have received was aceompliyheil Willi "compara--; ihe biMH'llts of the lied Cross whlioltively fiiUisr.iclory' rer.ults. though inviMseas. Those other Oregon pen-'he suKKesls It wes iiiirrnuiiili d by j I'le who were niil'oi liinute cnnliuii j important (llf fieiiltie.i r ' j : not to have some relative fluhthr: oncernl:il! tile l'i-ineh piu;.s to 'for the I nileo Sl.i!"H, are HKewHO(ne suppilctl nanie.inip, r.iuie says: interested In Die Jrlve. for if thev j "D.ui iliK the past year, the bur jcouid nut do ' an:, 'hlnc else t'M-y. eau have proved (t'sli dl ti:e Hi. THE :NlqW . CASH Sic iean at least b ck up the .Iriy.? j having a menibeislup in tho av 'est humanitarian 01 pmiz itiou the face of the. k1"1k'. by ARCADE JHPI (,,.S I A I Kl I I V . . '"I1UIM) MOItOt.'l'i Did you ever tr; fiit'eni bi'tuiiy In on Kuriiiuuli'H iholo)ii.t tlilnli It is an en :v all. I he r iiiii emeu! i . you Ijuie aunt lie.' .That iiplnleii is b.ii.'.i petienre of Mr. t' lo P ise as II (if DotlMliis If yi u la hi lo lii' i't .1 siic-l a Juli, Mt':: 1 l'OlillU4;. t,;i I I Ihe .V -lirl'iuii;.; at ll Allan Dwiin, bis dlreunr. who spent four weeks al 'he lash of fe leetillg Ihlily ynl'hf. woliien. who lippear 111 Ihe baveei H"-iies or "Hound in .Moioi'eo,' tlie lali'.st Falrhaiiks photoplay whlrh will be Ihe altr.ielieu at the Al.'llile thealni Friday mid Sulurday. An .entire mii'iMi Miln sn:nt by Mr. Fali-hunks ami . I'.ls dlrei lor Al lan Divan in the si'leetiim. or the thirty girls who appear In the har- elll seenes llientloaeil. Mure than rout- hundred girls were interview ed during these four weeks and tests- were made of bull Ihe jmiti-; ap- "I'llis dees not necessarily mean Ihit persons " should exaggerate their emotions, bijl, by udiiplii.g 1-hemsehes to the spirit of Hie si'i iie, they are hound to ' n-g'sfer,!!,- Iheir thoughts. "In . my exporii n -e, I have Ik1 nlli'11 ileeieved by Ihe pi'i-sonil pearuni'o ol people. That ' Is, as rar as seieen posslhllilles were eoa eerntd. In many- rases those who I thought would be excellent pho tographic subjects, proved lo he just the reverse. Yet again, so j in HUT nearly 10 per cent on its enpi- wh;i M-emeil lo la-k screi u require-; tal stock after the payment of all op nienls. h ive been most successful tiK expenses, interest on bonds, on the net-eon. taxes, etc. About Hint lime the Wall "Of' couise, personality counts I; street .loiirmil said "the Croat North- .... a gieai oeai. iinoiigii i tie e ; ,.m wil show its ilividcn.l covered by I me i.i-i- M,u the same mnrirm souainy ot ptayeis ou and oil the. .,., h,.s lim,s have other rich screen, and II ihi camera Is goods friend ol' yum-;, success is 'the west pays THE DEFICIT:!; (Continued from pae 1) i la r mBamsimaiammMw&mt it FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The scenes of eo," a snappy photoplay tilled Ir.ivels at high are, as ihe. title In Africa. . The liy of Algiers, which seei:e of numerous er ii.-MMFlii. -AfJ" .UUU. ..a fit jt;4 1. 'mil JO.' - ...-'. -.- -0 PQU6LAS FAIRIlAVKSOB"r Morocco J;ih;i , ml, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 In- w;i-i the ' ! i;uiii .Mi'MiT Ml' filr (ll-ili-r of I l.-l It-Ill OwiH-ls. I, nl ,lst (I ll.l ll il l. (hi. Ili.ll-I.is I- airl'.'iitk.- I'l.V, lh;,t oi'l'iiT-li liton-l rrm Ib.nul;,. K r. :lii' iss is not I di.it tut, providing ulwavs thai1 you ha-ve the inl.-nl necessaiy to ! re!ider your personalMy effect f i and satisf irio;.'' j 'Hound In Moroc- t w -iit lot h rti'tilut y ! with comedy, and ; speed Ihrourhont. 'ndicates, ItK-atetl-; piclutesinie. eoun- ! has been f he ! at pninthius. I novols and photoplays, is t lo- home : of " Mr. Kaipli inks' latest pietiire. ' ll would be unf.U" to ihe inlini::i ei, of Mv. Kail hanks, to levpjil Hie f story of "Mound in Morocco" to do j wit h Arabians, h.Ii'des or bund Its. : Ihvautiiies if the huiem, .,.;!. that Mr. Falibanks porti.iys cha-acteij omte' ditferent i'r ;:i any -he hau j hitherto vn--.: vil- ' : hi .diJittnn lo tl! featutcs nam-' ed. jurt'.i t favettni; latuv.ins a'e thrtHii with, thtli tnwd-- moth-1 ttitels, Ri,.us atnl other .;ti- i There aj-e b i!tlcs and cha- ! (Mi 1 lie -Aramaa desert, in Inch hundreds t ike part am! in which Mi'. Kaiiha-iks does his nisj I em y liai e devil st mils, (Kt- Uf t!iee, which ih especially worthy of ; ti etit iin. heinj; tlu due Mr I h,i ii ks cakes I'm m i lie top e Inch f-rt-rnlilnTr pun. T!ie test piov ed auecessful bvyone. expec;aj on and this mm prunes lo e an exceptionally t;p! n,l,l piecjs of (jr dinance. The product Ion proyi am of- til . 104 -Kuns or' tb'v t.--'D:v tiuiiod hits now be n st.irted, and it Ih unticii ited ih;:i the nuiis will bn ready to uieet tie buihliir; pre Kiam." Ear le point h nut t Tie navy wan able to lend the army 12-Inch, 10 Inch, 8 Inch, 7-inch ;md (1-inch pieces. Several , now kinds of mines were evolved by t ho on! nance branch during the year, and tho produc-, Hon was In cnoi nious (inant it ies. i Still auol her important develop- ment of tho year Ih't of malt-! iiiK depth diaries for anii-submar-1 Inn work. The American variety proved pn rt ieularly eli ect j e. . i Knrle scoiTs at H' of lone rume. small shell freak," nuns one German used tuvainst f POEMERLY LA GRANDE MEAT MARKET Fresh shipment of all kinds of Shell Fish three times a week OYSTERS CRAB and SHRIMP Also . . SALMON ond HALIBUT BEST MEATS LOWEST FEICES Give us a trial and be convinced O'Neill's Meat Market Adams Ave. Phone Main 26 . fWlaiiiiiifiMlinlufnn i ii.' MAY KKTAIV IMCIITS I. khl I doin . Citcli of tin- (he I rei Dec LONDON-, of InfoHHiil eonver: i'resiilent Wilson's seas proposals, tie. eas. -As result irding reedoin of the Ilritlsli ginerli- alieps of mill e moie "free 's "rour ihe Kx- t i in. i Is jl es en lli;:!i sand diilie e (e of an Ae.hlnn ll.l. iu,i t.v on swiftli beilei'lli. This Is .-eil:Pg blind to ll III. h. of routs-, emerges as the Vic- -diouMc . wlui i '-ic"dini: llovcsl i,i :. t .Vi Fa! TODAY ALICE BRADY : IU THEiMERCY OF, MEN ,'f ;iil WAR REVIEW j SHERRY'S 1 1 f I H K I'M K l S'MMier du-s her (ulmiu'i s INK M.)e w 1 1 ! hAiik" M.i.M , seiirces ol' income. They operate the t'hicntro. Ilurline;ton fc IJuincy under itint lease, iruaranteein the Hur-li-iu-tou's stockholder! 8 per cent in-t."-e-t. The Burlington is tho uchesc railroai! in the United 'States. U earn ed a surplus in .Hi 1 7 of nearly $:I0 (Min.MOl). Di-.ciissine; that remarkable record the Wall Street Journal said: "Out of. last year's surplus' Ru'r iituclon paidcmt f lO.ibM.OliS ii; dividends- IS yvx cent on the $1 10.;i::s.0i) ?tnck and had left . "a bahmce of Sll.t.VI.'MU. Ui.rjilily spealiinir. . half this belong in etpiity to the Cru.t Northern nnd half to the Northern Pacific. The regular dividends -ef S per cent take care of the' interest on the collntcral trust bonds exchanged for the stiu'k. The 10 per cent e-ttra divid. iii.!, except that acrrvi ing to-holdi'rs of the S.'i.Lfi.OOO -niinoritv stock, was eltar addi tional income to the two II ill v.Vads", npioun ing to ?."i,:iS().()(H) for each. Add this sum to half the noiliidcd s'.irolus and there is a tetal f a liule more than ?10. (H)i),m0 - reurescnt the interest nl each of the controlling roads in Hut lington's income of 1!17 Participation by these three tenw in the per cent blanket in- I,ONltO. .'Mse in freight rnte was a icross Ilrttlsh view ''.'msU-'e to the ptviple ?erved by t)10 sea?, the le-al tnem. Tf the lines re returned t-o the Times de;:ciih their owners, vigtrous effort will e poHUn i cvded tn bring alout n rectif ic:Ui"n follows: 'f th;.t wf.iftg. "A leadin.-.-s ti Cintinve. ,s i . heretofore, the freedom of the si as KR ( E IN .UX'Oim in times of pence, which has bef-ti I jCurried out by Ergl.md, t t exampl-' PAKIS. IKv. 12. (United Vress) an to the admission oi foreign eh V ranee is in entire agreement with to cor.siwise trade, more than WiNon's principles, high Fnrivh of- by ny other imp n '.Mil commensal fu iais declare.! in nn inturview today. ,:ntry. nd fl ns;. to the eon , They added, however, that the Amei- version Into a free se-, of my s-i lican excourivos inten-retstion of hN now treated as a ,!,.f Make Our Store Your Headquarters for Holiday Shopping meat now Is jn po-st uston ;crete suggtistions, iaIiIcIi a jund!rstand.ible than' tlu seiiH'.' 'clause in Mr. Wilsoi Iteen points, " accordiim o press. ' President Wilson, -.tho" newspaper says, has Infnnnafion showing dHi nitely that (treat , Itritain cannot .surrender the rlg!r ot seneji. the contraband law and the r-ght to enforce ( bloc kudo, ll is understood' 'that Mr. Wilson's oposa ts do not iucludti the ubandoiii..eut of any ol" thse rights, ar.d that they, .ire 'generally In no wNe un ' agon u; tic to British iuteres's. as has b,ou supposed. Our stock is so complete that every need for useful and ornamental articles can be sup ' ' plied. Our line of books is the most complete in ' Eastern' Oregon, consisting of thousands of copies for old and young. . Bring the children in to see what Santa . Claus has left here for them. . ; Newlin Book & Stationery Co. " niTutfwn TtaTiratn i WatntailaiN n unii ijjijji. Dee. the es til. tin i:oriiii.lini. stloil Gifts of Everlasting Rememb erance Nolliinj; is niui'('"iiipri gifts than "jrw-flry." I'liutc Hut in a f..ui:een ji. ii-le-utien ei : e '. s miM ninke thplt- ap- n-nt entile 1 1 "jiy so t of herein with yet another Ihe -rill of .4 lb n tl.n ; er, Jwa-aara-r.OCTWsa j iv i I h The l.-nrs ' n,-i lone: I'.el.o Ind She delic.llle.l lie her tender, wlsifnl -. CimiOrell.i Man.-' s!i - lis t' e 'Utile F!,IBI !i '-: o4 of llt.r.oi, and f ttaiti-it be,MU.Kii-4 i, - .nut : M oi l'l ; .-tie -red i.Jlihluvn for he ic ti e nuRtiei1" et.i oiioortunltv -. moie piovualil "A stroni; con stlenirther.ed nnd 1- lessors of this -wa. to the safety for our prop! ' H.'Wi si star is r..v-'rre' n,u' lo , "'" f siiiK? '"KreiUlient, cwuflirMiu: none than ot-vinK '" 't- etion. - ilea, rdom.ery i'. . to ir.ainle.ii I In or laiiif. of hr iir ivlons chm-1 I -a-.oi.ti,.- She Is Jan R.di.e-! hriin.i vy Itwi-i $ t'obh's ilrn. nf Ti niter ' the I, rl the p.-i UT att lit;t! o' .a.r en cT '!' se.'l-.t ;!- jv.k ,S'icrr th-ll--,. A!- i .s-vlrt -T!ii I'm In . which roe1, to the .iTTe tod iv diul tlmor- IMSITONKI) A KI-JS I VYS! I The proprietors of Ihe new Fai ! Oonf.fcjlonery who had urrange-l have thei1 openi-.KJ this cvr:-.i;:: I nounce that the 1:m nir has b isstpncrlor a turn da s. B & cssary to liiiv xi n 1 .ma!itv biancf! f.'r f'liristuias this, it is lnv r tin' roinciti- ii"t ho lilisisant. OUR GOODS ARE HIGHEST QUALITY POSSIBLE. 1 ... G. S. B1RNIE s ." ' Jeoler an Optician. (si . m 93 ej JS 7 d) 3 -a ., . ..... ... . . .: G d o t 6 3 :