La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 19, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti;,TK!3a;'W fjaas T 'iwmJ J1" o o o i tr;: t " I o.. TWO o LA CKAXDE frVENTyO flftSlfttYER. i.-i-PMTraTrio.mi8- The Christmas -Spirit or a' Wonderful Nation (( Christmas, with-its cheery thoughts, kind dAds, N ' . and iovous spirit of triving, is at) our threshold. ':i Itfaki'vourdelf as well-as our friend hrv w , - - - ii-j -j S Q II THING USEFUL, f liuTClll OFFICIALS TlfflTJlMOTliSi -- 'AlllOAI 9.1' 1OI.IIFl9 (( (O st'; 7V giving JShop in tfc mnriihig. We' have fto much "time to wait on you. l f OPENS ABOUT JAN. 10 ' J W & ,- . !.. a) . lon.i.. i,... ... i - . Tlu.-n AVIu) , N.nrll Went Across ginning uf IVaco ft j HeCiii-yiaK t lump Oo tho wcat bound train yoster way was a 'ull coac), load of thtr- r--t!ir.rt soldiers A;LO O.N Fl'KLOFWH'" " i" 4 .their return Irom tne MBS. HAU.IUKT L. BEKKV ' opiwt or tu; peace zunim- 1)onra to Cump Lewis canteen In La .S....I ('kiss Vr VT "rbi aervice wa quite i8'i;er,li.!.e . but : the last was the Kl Cr-O canteen ,.t Uia JJANC'JS KCHjfllLLEI) KC CHRIST-1 pah,s- J"'- finest II O . jM AS NIGHT W II.FOKfj W'fcriT-!n,onll",! 8; r,"'h' "'"vipers ia:j- ENKKOW ml K ad Wand. Nebraska. -ir" NL'CCUMBH TO I'AKALYflS. IMRI.KP riu. IB K..; Mrs. Kut RcRl ram- .'over fr$m Wi-ston Wednesday to viait friends. ",w" "" i wore anions mose rcauy uimo..u- arj16. The Ui7o'.lnes prellmln-:oate on(.8 who 'c uue near oin j ;f.t-nuu " Ttw.v tun) tipn sent e.isl ! ....v." v,i(i the idea eir eiuuai k affaire with l-reiu'er Cm mence-u . . ,, ana had the ' w..t .i t fP ENGLAND were on ai.u - easn sea-e T. ... ,. rA iluse boys; N,.wJy Kvery lias lieen r-vaeuanu. v ,Swn "II rj-in trip . 6 when the blow-up same on t.'i- lltb, of November. seaa. at once and MA I.U JfiAtL. .lu. ku t iU u..- .- ir Uppi for . w - - . 'iy iinpfjrtant conrerenees wm Tie is aKin nUte t 4,e out. while hr heii Jnr,IdmB OIIB Hth Vrevl hu.slind ha." r..t so ortate. dent w,lB(n w, . w)h Davd but IB remrtvd to be Kettine alonji) T ..,. u,Hiiuh '.....ni.r Mdwt :ttlfaciorr rcporU tvo In circulation repanlinf the iiilpryiewK Preiler . lciiietitoaU ajid MaiHlutl F(a I iMW ld witi'the America ii tf. 4- -II urns ieparimeni :oiore . v l.nfcely. J'a mit of Walln id vjjjivtum: )Mr fvieial,. Ifcrs. Kay Nor- A bitf danc Is advef twad is ate place oa Ckriatmas "nigtfct. . Mrn. Xtry a!illiit is aaia; -m on tie1 sjck list this week. ' . 4 WiLrord wasteniKow u ioMo twe,we4ts furJiffa frvm Caf 1 .Meaks, M. V it frla.1 to ha wish, but diu()isd in wt (r'inf ahW'tol -' aL'u Hervice at iioiu. 1 The many friends of Mrs. Harriet L. . Hwry were sliril Tesliy in haaclnif tfcat sh'c had suffered a s 'ond stroike of paralysis. Ike was ap parently as well as -ever and was aist'mtr her son in kis wofk. The son ON-nO I),-?. 19.(United Pre.W) ,oat Britain is p'.-y cleared f 'n.e.i n troops. All the American inu'is except ibosent Winchester and have een evacuated. . Tht, ttinnt still remaintnff here pally 01 ,llljf r uiuu.c a , v.ouiu'.ed. These are Thov nr nnu. an bat'K Camp Lewis to aMk their turn in ctfsu. Vv the demobilization.. . ., ,.n,,;,IK-as Dossihl Tll-y were eager participants at heiy'T si- l. n - . ... Miribv4s " TaWitMnit Chen-' .M.r.hil '' H&if tw4 (Sker Herfars Kron lac Front. t.fWttON; iHc. '!. (UifiU'J Prns) ftMMcirds of t4Ml.ssiidi of yeoplo joinad ia a tyenvendous ovation to 'the flritish araiy chiefs who arrivtd Hits afttrnoon on a visit to k'injj (.Jeore. Waea Kiekl Xarskul Haijc and Gen erals Kawlinson, Plummer, Bynr, Uiial f noticed the chance and took her to 1 wood and Home- left the train at the j i 1 rt..m. c.n.. t..4iA t tne nouse. ne uiu boi retain uni-iwioiijik i'j ni.iv bui:. scioueness and died the next dny. Mrs. , roanded by a cheering, yellinB mass Berry was 67 years of aire anl! lived if humanity that blocked the pro hero for many years. She leaves a Jaeea of the waiting automobiles, lariro circle of friends, besides seven Many American soldiers and sailors children. . Her husband, the bite John participated in the demonstration. i Rcrrv. preceded her to the Great Be- Ihe police fuially cleared the way. CHRiSTMAS GIFTS POR ALL Suitable Gifts for Men yond.just. three months to a day. The second program of the lyceum course was called off on account uf illness.' ' The lust, meeting of the city coun cil for the year was held Tuesday eveninjf. William Wiggans resigned as recorder, Mr. Bellamy taking hie place. Mayor Hurley also resigned. Mr. Cassell was elected councilman i to fill trhe. vacancy caused by the res , ignation of Dr. Gilmore. Oliver Kerr has returned home from the army camp. Mahogany Smoking Stand Shaving Mirrors Ivory Pictufe Frames Fannv Roy Rio-nxs McDonald' s oCandy Smoking Stands Brass Smoking Trays Cigar Cases Military Brushes' ' Fancy Briar Pipes Shaving Stand Leather Bill Books Leather Pass Cases Waterman Fountain Pens Thermos Bottles Former Oregon Man -Has Been Named to Decorate Fifth Avenue Promenade Suitable Giftsfpr Women - Ivory Manicure Set Ivory Clocks Late Style Hand Bags Symphony Lawn Stationery Toilet Water Fancy Bottle Perfume Ivory Jewel Box 'Tourist Pads "In New York Filth avenue hus been decorated during the . war for the Allied nations." said Mra. H. 11. Leliur.-tcdiy. "eah block , leseulcd a nation. When the war closed tho govern ir of New York asked that the olqfka on. Fifth avenue be re-decoiated to repre sent the different states of the Union. Governor ; Wlthycombo ap pointed Q. Lei'or, who la now Uui;atoil,,iJi JftotUu.ni..to docu-rate a block for Oregou. in u rocent let ter, from h hit -he tellb of malting a search of tho city to procure the 'proper materials I' Or Installing an I Oregon block." Hajg and the party were guests of the king at luncheon. BERGER CASE ' TO CONTINUE (Continued Trom Page One? .. tt'pwnr'd reaultod in Germer'g ar rest. J. &. Harris, former mrui.iinK editor of the Milwaukee Leader and at present i;Kh the Milwaukee Journal, was recalled fur further cross-examination by the dofonse. SAYS EBERT HAS RESKiNKD PARIS, Dec. 19. ( United- Press) The Le Journal of Paris says it un derstands that Ebert, tle -German chancellor, has resijiwd. PERUVIAN CONSUL A SUICIDE SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19. Unit- re Press) Peruvian Consul Calderon shot and killed himself in a room here todnv. The pause is unknown. POWERS MUST UNITE ANSCO CAMERA FOR ALL PUTMAN'vS DPxUG STORE Tu-- SiBMi Stare) ' , United Stated Can No Lon?yTr Main- lain Policy of iKolatiwn. ARCADE TODAY f . . I ARCADE i S-T-A-R i NBWi YORK, Dec. 19. (United : Press) If a league of nations is not created by the pence conference, the United States probably will be coin- polled, in self-defense, to enter into nn international coalition to create a balance of jmWer favorable to Amer-ica-n interests. " . . A return to America's former pol- - ' icy of complete isolation is impossible 'because the United Stittes now has Ciermuny am n subtle and relentless I Eurojtcau enemy. UAR R V M(U( E KEirS NO- ITlODr(TlO TO FANS i Slur or I Due la.... STILL ALARM'' STAR SATURDAY t SPAIN BRE.tlvS WITH (iERMANY "Th Man I'rom Mexico uf ( ho N al ion's Uvnt Known ConicdiaiiH, For ti days. commenciiiiF Satur day. "The Still Aliirm" will lm tho Jl iitttaction at tho. vSUr theaU iu this city. Pursuant to their uroirrossivt PaKsports Will He Handed Embasity ut Madrid. 1 " art? . t- MADKJi), Dec. United Pious) Fussporis will be handed the mem- iniefhods, ManuKcr Meyers & l.eiter : bers of Uie German embassy here to- I "re offering this .story, which is n day. The breaking of diplomatic re- scroen interpretatiivi of Jieph Ar- lations, it is announced, is due to the John llarryniore needs no introdu'r-' ,,mr's celebrated stage play liy the disapproval of Spain of Germany's tion to the tuotinn picture public foria:lmo name. , coi'uiuct in the war and her activity he .is. ene of the greatest comedians I Thl' picture was produced in one of -j,, Spain, that ever appeared before the cam- j hu gest studios in this country. It j i i i. So successful wine his charuc-' super-pic ture, in all that the term ,clair, a .wealthy man about town, who terliations in his earlier Faramount implies:- enacted by a notable cast of , immediately sees new fields of con- that he was recently cull- series of plays. "The i players, including Thomas -Sant.vhi Fritr.i Itrunette and Hessie Kytyn. The story is of the. nictodramaUc typij. em 1 biacifig .lill of the romance and dra matic situations -of the play, but be iiuest in Uie pretty girl. ' .Mary gucs out with. Sinclair. It is thv story of so many, working girls. He promises to marry hor. Itut. he does not. She 'seeks refuge among 11 J OHN B AI5P.V! JE ' t v, ,) lnu Mn lLoin Mclco ALSO WAR REVIEW i MAItY PIO'KFORD In -'"HOW COULD YOU, JEAN"'1 FRIDAY And SATURDAY I photoplay. v. ired for Man From Mcioi" will he shown at ; the Arcade tlnatre today. In this eitmed- Mr. Harrvinore. is a Uhl headed and hf.-ht lie.-VT led, Ijilui- : '- this it is a spectacular film of j Uie very dregs oi'.tiie populace. loo. lientlcmnn, named l-'iuhew. Fils- si'J"eme importance owing to the gi- There the artist titurs her once hew gets into and out uf 1010 Jit f i-1 1""!1'1' firn .scenes which surpass any ; more. Again, he asks her to pose for Ities than can be .numerated, but in magnitude which haw' cvr been him, thi tiui for a portrait to be I attains the 11 a ,tei piecs ,of men I a motion picture screen. - entitled "shi." She meets again the ity when he is called un to e- : 1 mnn who hid atiused her dow'nfall. plain to his wife the reason for a nee- j ----"''- ' Sinclair is about to be', married. e.,aiy abm ttic of ilitrty days- nec 1 wwrnnwatp M,ir ' threatens' blackmail, and he i--. ary lH-emise h' ll Is bceu se ntenl! FjSvf jf ! l'' her money. "Then-Mary tells the t the Island fee that eriod if time 1 . whole stoiy to It.i-barn, and the U- f.o' ilisonleily eoiaUi..t, Fit'hew in-. "--"-"""--"------" j trothed, sympathetic, plans with her 1W U-J tt-k,,' . BUV 0U8. AND BE UftDfW au DURING THt HOLIDAYS- AND ALU NEXT YEAR. Now is tlic time to iri'iircLi'r your hulnlay dmiurs. Uur stock is c-tniiulcto and Y can fill vour oriU-is promptly. Pk-ase order earl v. Don'Kviiit off until the last day. -Make up your list now. New Eastern Buckwheat Just in Today. PHONE YOUR ORDER Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 408 North Fir Street Across the Track h 'A9 0T '1-tlFy. i f-iosnu "Wrtlv Hoivors ivent a ituy lt I ha effect that he ins louipcilcd to to Mexico on fof ft mon'.h aed u;idts im SUEUKV'.S TODAY I to get revenge on Sinclair. ' ' Tile denouement gives Miss linra ,TIk picture" loving psblk- of this soma of the finest opportunities fo- .' 'V 1 '-- "- -r.11! Not So Bad After All. & l5 of l-ople forcel Hull ot,y Is lie fatal tomorrow atiiit which tliey e: r Morrled. AV feiilnrtou Jour. kill. hti.-in i.vf on h.a latent forgiving. Hut Ml ; " 't y will welcome with joy the iews , actnif. the expiia'.fi.-i of lha sentence he H'- lhat a Theila Kara siiom- iioduetion! 'Vt.dii,!r,l Hearts and Wedding turns henw to fin-l his wife has, dur ! Ls mou t be showB U Uieiu. Misn k Ueil.s," a''iigriiib c.vniedy, will fibo uig hiv alfe-a-e. iHig.i!lv sru--liml thell'iira's newe.-. staaring' vehicle, di- te sh.ivvnA .lalnts d lanv-aaire of Mexico, oflrected by J. Gordon Kdtaards, comes1 -V' I won h Ftthiw kBD nothi'iE. All to thi Sherry lhitre tlay and to-; -hing Si-i I'lnacle oi jlaiiisllc In. trin,.. i tniuldcs pale ll lo inslgni-1 lUMrow. ellnrt. dwaitVt the ilase eraft uf t'k ..u- iK-sila the fi ililemais he1 bi this super producUoa Kiss tiara all -Hues: "tiM uUinu" Star sa iii.-w fin U liiuiMilf i:.. and the dot-- forsakes tko costumod prodiii-titwi 1 12-19-W peiate MMt'iods he iniisues to ex plain hieh she has bee a slarriiifr .in I - jv. alters to his $!ir.le.l wile provide a j "S(eoptJ-a" and "8$ K.u-ry''anl j A preA;' K.ilkillUi,' if hand i'irso of lories of Uaph provHe iRcidwits ; returns to a story of .ivntiupcrarv f'nc h-atlter L aie.ii,s a Absent for ' never before runlUl in a film com- itefe and coailiOons. ,-Chritn-s Ih.A your frien. will ap- .Machines Sold oil SDeCi.tl'e.lSV Vfhl -...I.. t , . i 1 xi...- K... ...I...- u- i ; ....t x- ... .. .11. i . .:x. J ' - ' - in ouniivr or OC(-;J'C. cv.i inu. "um m yii vx .nary ;r,Ti-;t-Pi' 1 iiu 11 1IBU JU9 xxnat I Jpi llarrymonl' gives an irresint- I.ynde wno ll(t Sees a gllmnw)- of " "us Inn it 1 () jTI'J-ldtr !ib i'ei,.nuaii,-e throughout. The hope come in her hcdtsKled life. , ifclpoitiiig cast nre ivrist.-nily capa-jhen an artist asks her to poseis ; hie. and rWverly ist alie -Xir in model for a paint O of the V aftmna t After havin?i served Uncle Sard's fijditinfc men for many months, the Harley-Davidson, beinf, re leased for civilian Use, will be back strain on the old' familiar city streets nnd'coutitry roads. vJith greater honors tKan ever before. Because of its amazing performanccs-i-cspcciaWy its dependability the Harley-Davidson wdn tlte respoct of alL from tlte highest officcar down to tKe ucU ptavate. .Ilia y.ooot w"r proved conclusively that the qual is built into thcflarlcy-Davidson will survive theseverest tests. Even now tho government doraands one-htilf of our output. Eeil-blootleil outdoor fellows demand qualities in a motorcycle tftat will fulfill their desires. Tiic Harley-Davidson always was and always will be built to satisfy. Vo not wait for the sprint fxh; see yir local denltr row, ani hsv him tt-U cu all abjut the motorcycle that is betn uld about. k 4 Hsrley-J)avidson Motw Cd TSIilwauirecf Uris. "Aji-c nwrj in the scrvk-iihff ww" ' ' r terms. Some extra good valuesju used jnacMnw juriia,'iiir,tli.-,.nii i At his studio O- meets Koliril Sin-i rAMiLY DRua i.A OSANOt.OMCaONi i 4 pTfl: BoMenSiamp : S .jfY A WAN1 AD will do It, ' o 1 o 0 o mm oo o O o VV.'-J" -;'