La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 01, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTTEDNEftDAY, .TA!07AKT t. 1010- TWO 1J fJRAXDE EVFXTXO OBSF.RVER. L GEM While the Stores "OUR CHILD LIFE . . , ... o ! c Closed I ... I 1 lair ,WH lrO- CONSERVATISM OF ELEPHANTS SCdRE ; " S3"JK XrTrttoM :. 'aSriNNIPECJ'b50LKS9te1e.l the buiWins he v.as in ami i:;.::::i:sili4i.i:;::l;' -I Oshfld' Mm lliroua.l in "i" S WASHINGTON. D. C Jnnl WINVIWY!'.' 'Min' 'iw. ST.' ' taat .That the new nutlonal con'-iusni I, fphant fought here to perform in of children's netl developed by;a vau(jevlUc theatre this v.ck"br.il:ej jttfiuarens year nis oesun 40 siio-w :Bway from their keepers Monday and! DKMOH1I.IZATIOB COM- permanenta lesull in Indicated In 'ma(je Winnipeg their playground for SUIS r'OnVKl'ROI'E i1"0 annual report ol the chlir s (hree h,ferg, 0ne of tne anima'S be-: .. v... iTFcvt-L., i " -'.. 8. departmental labor. cam we1(B, d betwtenrfwo houses and 1 r.iran.r.i. which ha iust been made, public. ,,.. . -u. .n. .. u.ith ABROAD TO UK KCTUKXKI) ATTtl .r.mpan was iauKur,.ed Ven pnli .formal visit Ho the I (INC'IiTO AMKKICA. . with the beginning of the se.nd . no.ital DOWer house, broke1 We will do everything possible to take care of your phone and mail' orders. . THSPARTACIDES WHO THEY ARE (Krom ThB Library Ulnest) j .A mystOous Kroup of Gorman; Dolsheviki huvo recently made theiri appearance in the cable dispatches; from Germany, which must have puz-i . VAf, zica tne Amenn resuer. mis si MISSION o. r::-most m U...1 me a ai a extreme Socialists, lid by Dr. I.ieb uecht and Kosff Luxemburg, kI'.o O ish t(v see a proletarian autocracy replace the old miliary autocrucy 111 j WAHLVGTON, Pec. the fatherland. I he limt, they tell .Secretary Franklin D. Roosevelt, ac, us. Is derived from the fact that early ccinpaniid by 'fc J. Spellacy, former in the war Dr. I.iebkneeht issued u linked Htnt.-s ,lit Pi i-t ntlirnpv (if number of anti-war pamphlets sigptd Connecticut, and Commander John M.'cUm tha ngftiiilnnum " K na rt :ttt The II., ,., II l t"M . I 4CCUiH with the pseudonym "SpartifrW" The Hancock, U. S. IV "f e bureau of"""" of national k Tei choice of this name, a corrtpo-jdenL Supplies and accounts, left here Mon-I,,"Hslb7, Mi"fl , , " of the Manchester Guardian avers, is ,ay for. New Yo;ft, where they AUtnf babies' vct and to raise the stand urua or health, education, ana worn of older chlfRfc'ii. Th work has been donJ in co-oprratiofi with the welfare committees of the national )( Tense. "It it C. Lathrop. -hi:f of the Kihildren'fl bureau, will1 HiiFs Department Store ,bie to the fatf that the revolutionists sail thc i.cvi..lhan sl,t.iar writ.. to apeaK wun mi en .1 1KB ... .,rHlii fnr .Urnin-.: . i i i.n:....!.. . apprectitlon ui t n potver 01 tins .,.. nom-Vil.f. with r... c u u fircat body of volunteers.' iiiwii nuii;..-. . iiiipa, tui i.uiitjit;. ii,UM.-viriL ..l...Dunl numoa n hiiblt which the ,..-..Duf..l l... .t.. ,1.,1,:. "et I Ut , t.... ,nv 1 M l: I I 1.1 I ' VB "- l,,l-llll,li:vi.i. p,..ru. .... ,lA,,i,i,,i ii,,iuI1 M.lllll UC Vllli'llllU III nrliflnal Spartacus, it will be recallel, two months. by the, Romans, reduced to slavtry.j )UI inB the war the -navy made by Ihc Romans, reduced to lovcry., many contracts abroad anil and trained as a itladintnr. He es- Koosevclt will close these with the MORE "MOVIES" FOR THE ALIENS SEATTLE CREATES J'lniiM of niirnllxii(oii Itureau for Uiliicnfloiiiil rU'tuttv (Jrcatly IjilnrMnl. Iletween six tmtl Hevn million welched and measured. Many lucal eom in itt ees have succeeded in providing follow- ..n ...nu..t...a I.. U In nurnnlu I- Mr. ' cape, v-f-rj? T8si,"e ''--n ;,r-, .sr0"m slaves, raise.! a powerful army ar,J wli act as speca feKal adviser. . for , .f th(J. chil(lren wnoiM several times defeated the Roman j Navai .personnel on shore abroad, cxamlnatin, n(llruled lhat the, consuls who were sent asramst hi..0XCept naval attaches and their aa-. undernourished. In a nuni- An unhappy adjeury fr the ' """ess si.stat!,, wii be recalled to this coun-i ,,,.. of , !)llc fuI1(l3 hitvi oi nr. i.ie.m.iu .. "" "" as ruinoiy as ine movement rai.,bee apPrp, luted for pormancnl loiiowcrs lies in uie .i. w.i. - ,)0 arranitci. . :wo,k f)r chu,.on as a result of th Kpartacus tam. B n.s ue.eu, ,...; ; clii I1 ten's year, and many hoalih deatn in H. l,. M xnrouKn uise.iniu .-. rviy mrtrt centers, parental clinics, traveling an.onK his followers. . , I IN !UUOJ!i JJAiS, 1UU and ljke mc.18lir(ill for ,,. i better care of children have been IcHtublished. t Through the weiKhlnst and nieiis li huB for the first lime been drawn to the needs of the child of pre-nchuol ae, lmu known as the "neglected aKe." Tin The Berlin correspondent of the Kolnlsche Zeitunif draws a Kranhic picture of the terrorism exercised Herlln by the "Spartacus Rans." DIVORCE PR0CT0Rjwritt,: "Dr. l.iciiKtiecnt nimseii, wn. se .... ,, y f pi,-vr, , a roBllent ot 8EATTI.K, Wash., Seattle has B11 ! prisonment has obviously clouded his Wurwlck has duic up some interest-om.-lul 'idlvorcn piortor" whose I formerly keen intelligence, and pro1.- n(, li!llo,.y Khortly arter the duly It Is to make semchini? lines-! ably turned his brain, spends his tim? ,.,MO r lhe wr , ,M2 a celebra tlKutlun Into every separation casoii" visiting barracks ill Berlin, Span-;t)(JI1 WHH ,(., i,(.r(, t,v the AVasblllK- and who, officials say. Is slowlnn 'Inu, and elsewhere, and lncillliK ""- ton llonevolent so.Ules, und these up the dlvorco inill.i hero by the ' men to refuse to allow any istinc-;lHllsl(1 wore vrolmm,: blocklni? unworthy actions and Hons even of non-commissioned raiiK 'j-1B navy ot tiia i; 11 1 1 c-d States. iiiaklnK quick and e.sy decrees lin-lor to accept anything resembline: or- -pile lei:iinnto ofTsprlui; of federal- liosslbltt. dcrs from officers or under-otlicers gm Afler l.avlni; been denounced WARWICK, Mail,, Dec. 27.(IIy United I'tess) To prove that do- ,.,.,u, ,liUu..iHl,.u ... tt.o nlr,u nt a ,. ,., ,,, ,, ,i,i,i luring tests, tlio report points out consequences of seeming wartime ; Kane' 7'"" Rn n'nll Iiiib (I.a nlun ttt .ha Tl,,w. euu of Naturullziillon for education- hurles C. Dullon. former assls- ;or to admit them to tne local counci.i..,)y democracy as "worse than use i:l inollon nietlirei for allu.-s been "'at slain altorncy-Keuer'al and lat- i His chief of staff, Dr. Levy, who, be-1 u-sa." she has proved her title to received that it baa beBn Kreatly en-'"r 'armor of Kent, Wash., n.virjforc the war, was his business part-"favor by "loukliiK down opposition.' lamed. Instead of a single series"1". the present proctor. Ho- .ncr in his lawyer s oiiice. is prencu. ..t, t .r,.edoni of the press and or opin of historical films tho bureau will present two series. The first series will be introduc tory, showlnK the development of the nation and of lis Industries from tho early days down to the present period of after-war readjustment. When tho ullens have been Klvn f"r a irem.:-!.! Idn nf fhi trri.nl.ti.Ha ..flllolier. lhe country they have adopted as their own, they will have a second aeries of pictures showing; them ex actly lhe opportunities provided tlioni In particular trades. l''or luntiuice, there will be a film allowing how a nuturi.llzod citizen ! wrong, roro Colonel" Dullon, as lie Is fanaticism in Herlm to all anil sun.w . ; ,0n. known, must go nppiicanta for dl-l "Thc word Spiirtiuus trees through ,md vorces lo tell their real reasons. ,the citv like a bogy, fivilians. sol-:novcr tamely surrender "Colonel" Dallon's list of lines-1 diers, employes, capitalists, nil feel to "gov ernniental mobs." lions has been likened to the draft jlhcmsck'cs equally threatened. A s:t-! The minority in the last congress, iliiestionulies . sent out by tho gov-iting of thc Prussian lower house had with vlgllanco and fidelity they ornuienl during tho war. It is said 'to be niliourned bccnuse it was feared pel formed their duty; but "the few applicants can wiibhnld many tiint. thc Snartncus gang was poing light shinesth In claims of Infants and tho needs ol mothers for belter parental and confinement care have been giver, wide publicity by local cnnii.iilee! working for a healthier childhood. Tho older children have been given special attention. In order to afford older children opportunity , to gauge their physical development 'tests of physical efficiency were I made part of the recreation drive. The safeguards of our civil nein 11. ure ............. i..u. ... religious liberties. We wl, Icluded jnany other features planned them even ",e Purpose ulkouc ".'" i girls a chance to develop w holesome interest and play ur.der healthy, de cent conditions. The present drivo of children' darkness, and the '" "e back-to-school eampalgn vital faciH fioin the ciuoh- It is now RoitiK forwnrd in Il'I states and ig an effort to get out of indus try and -back to school tho many to peize the building. aii iunjin coiiipreiieniwin u not. ' Th T.nknl AnxeiL'er has scornl , The executive of the United mtnr .,n . Kitt-n i " j tlmon failed io appear, n '""'1'"-. - : ,.,1V nn(I who 1(lft l)e court, "Colonel" Dalton sayH: of rt,ieiltca efforts hv the Soarta, greas. ' They a,o like the troubled '" tirn, "Home lawyers neem to think the ,,,, tn r. ?p it Cnreful hurirhera s n. wIioko water cast up mire nnd tauae Ul Wdl "''""!- anil it dirt. .May they in p ace relro from: people say nmen." jyUKTll JJAJVU 1 A trnni to St' 17,0 IT. proctor has nothluK to do but med- l..iini,. u their house took over onin land and started aCflH,',, fruit faini, how he Millt it up, how lie made for hiutHclf a good iivlnK, built u house and tuised his fnmlty In comfort under the protection of tho Kovernment. Another pleturo will show how the jiewcomer may ko Intp, say, the Hhoemnker's trade. The pieces of machinery URt-d and the parts of u shoe will be thrown on the screen, with the name or each object In KtiMllih find In the native ton k no of the foreigner. Thua he can leirn the uiiine und the use of every ar ticle ho will have to handle when )ts enters tlm shop. In order to Im press them on his irind, the teacher will repeat the names and then have tho cMmm repeat Ilium, until every man knows (he lesson by lioa it. This extended plan Is the result of a conference between Raymond V. Crist, d 'puly ccmmlsHloner of naturalization: David K. Niles, cin ema expert of tho information and! t'ducattmial sMVlep, II. 8. depart! liieut of labor, and motion picture producers. The films will be shown to nearly 2,000 classes for aliens In all purls of the country. The pupils will ad journ fn the local motion picture houses to sep the pictures, with their teachers nttetuliuK to explain rVerythiitK:. In a little more thiin three months since its UHtabllshment the Invest I Hitiou and Inspection Service of the department of labor bus Invest lKt i'd .end reported on 1 Jt' fuses. T.'l Is, an unusual lecord, m'-vtrdlni1; to the n venire of ucn;np' ;shinenl In this dlffleult line of ):( The fac tories and workshop to which at tention wiiM pl en were distribute.) iver.ul pjtrls of the VnKed States, special Kenln of (he Kevviee heltiK test to fitlM esht. wtMt, nwth and Ite m I h. Heraa of tli conMentlsl chsr Rrler of Its wnVk, which Is to cny on InvestiKHtltHis riesliefl by other Services or divisions ttf the depirt Inest of lKitr, dennlis tnfot mat Ion hoiit hpcctal actH it v eUlnin rsn be c l rn nut. Iurliii; tin- tarimirh ltrn-.if IliU ot-cial StHiMh of lhe de psrtiu ot ., tn(H it.?' War l -dulit' boaia, hich fifi-nd (o It K;i (Miri Tile oMlce oT the sie vt Imim rtiu.tv4 A 2 in is tifIIio,4 ti'4 tte CtMvri y niiide fuf t'. ;:.i.'u.yiiu'tit seiicc. th Woih'fti; "t'omlitiont S.riee, h V Inr r;,il( ics lUmtd nA tho JM'tt'tw nf Nejtto Ki-oiuunit . titni'fl. dlo in every divorce case nnd try 1 wnld be well if tho steadier elements office and all th to defeat every action. That is Lr - .vn,.Lmrn nnd soldiers would rhnin un the . door of their Wo always help worthy! Seattle's Jdeti of a divorce proctor came from oast. Two years i-KO the snpuiior JikIko, elerKymen and others nppeah'd to tl:a county eomiiilssloiners to cento I lie posi tion of proctor In air effort to stop a divorce evil, which the applicants sit Id was becoinluK a blot on lhe city. Bluco the cre;ilion of the of- nifninst the murderous and Mens of thc Snnrtacus kuhk l.pntvitn forcible transformation into an ln- suicidal terr.ationaie, bat h.ia ro-e.-nc.frsd from ils crisis hh the Dcul.chc A'.ljr ALL NON-PARTISAN The SDart.aci.les seem to have a par-jZeitunir, ami aitriounccs that it will before. This TIISMARCK, N. 11., Jan. 1. With ni'inc .., .nmifln,. nf tho no nerl.it (Mnli'l.t of schools, every stuto olTicer taliiliM licular predilection for eniinrnissinir:connnue us pum-y as .ic.o.e. ...... ti,e nI,ti, or cfl.ro here tills atler- the newnapers. in rder, we are told,, means that the Spartacus group has;n0011 waH enclosed by the Non-pnr-lo terrorize one or other of them i"t.oistill no newsjiapcr of its own." ,(.,, i.caBm,. bncnniinp a Snnrtacus organ. Thnl Having failed to keep the I.okal An-; ,naugurnlon of the govornor Miineeh'stur (luardlnn writes: jJ.eiger, which they seistcd, the Sparta- ami BtatH ofiiceis was devoid 'li enema lhat the Merlin newsn.t-, .."' ......ui u ........ ""f,inns. -j no inau years was devoid ol urn! b.ill, which .... . , . t , t.ior.r wn.i'n mihi.-u trie iiii.i.i. inpv tiiivt v...,...u u-o .1... u.,i..i u u,ii.;. lice Ilia blot has almost disappeared, w,-it intr of thelr'leading article! is l the Anzeigcr when in their hands invent of tho year was abolished constant'" being interrupted by the,'"" "". "". ' .two years ago ar ...e ii-.ii.i-i.. u. v..m. .,rriv..l ..7 .. handful of unscrunuleu:-! .Lynn J. Krazier. lo.iki,, bandits with a machine cru 1. ' Presidential Succession. , In the roll of officials takln It must not bo supposed, hnweve-. that, The law. of '.he presidential sueccs- oath at 2 p. m. today, there w .1 ... 1...I..,,,, , it.. Indcnen i Bloil, passed In I SOU, expressly states only 6 new mines. All others w lent Socialists, who recently formed '""' 'i uie oeaiu ol ih.iii pre in the door with a gentle rap and ad vanced in a ii Increasing Love of Hone. I presume the propcrhiennsvf ln creasing the love bear our nnllvo country Is to resi.lB some time 111 a foreign one. Shenstone. Mrs. lsley's Utter. In a recent letter Mrs.l. W. Isley r.t i.t.-MM. 111., savs have used Chamberlain's Tablets for Misorders riendly fashion to mecti , , . inxative, and Engineer J. Krai, who was in charge. n. k.k ani ,ure Krai rubbed his eye. and disappeasrd. Rre ruul,lc,, with ja The animal I scraUhed her back on the constipation these tablets switchboard.. reducinB it to twisted 8 ' ou - d i.A(lv. metal. The four truants were finally i ? -- 1918 reeti 1919 nas HAPPY TITE I'nOPRTl' NEW From I'Oll AND of tho YEAR NALKS VOUCH Harris Grocery Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Blade !)2 408 North Fir Street Across the Tracu 1 it is said. I To 8 Frlendi Again. ' One of the best ways of healing n i quarrel Is to ask a favor. If we at tempt to do a kindness to a friend who Is alienated, she will pndialdy , ,..,1:1;, in V(.rnmfdt wltk the So uspeet mir motive and rej.-et It. Hut i ... tu h- M.ilnritv Social-! sl"n RlmU If we ask u service of her, the barrier ; jst" Th , hvUmK CHSentiliv to the of inlsundershiudltik' will melt like Vlm,.,,1(lW ,,,.. sm,,n collection of Hi. ent and vie snowflakes In the sun, and the way will bo opeuvd for us to be Irion 1 npiln. Getting Rid of It. Mary Kllxidieth bad been sitting -h? her nioiher for a full hour trying with nil her ml it Id to make u dress for bet dollte Suddenly she heaved n tlcep sigh, and when her mother asked her why she did so she replied, "oh, I desg Just to let the tired get out." ! extremists, led by I.iebknecht and lton Luxemburg, who hail little or no following at ull before the revolu "tiun.. Tho group had few membeis, no newspaper, und only n mysterious connection with thc Holshevik Isvcc tiya since the Russian revolution. "Not only is any newspaper to be provided with n .military guard against its forays, but the Spartacus pople have also been relieved of an- other newspaper that thev had seized. The Observer furnishes and prints Likw lni? Ijokn Anzeiger. th Xord- 'deutsche has not mdimitted tamely i president the sucees to the members of the cabinet, beginning with the secretary of state, hut only "sueh as tire eligible to the oflice of president under the Constltutluu." If the secretary ol" state was fore!j'n bor.i, therefore, the succession would pass over h'm and u to the socrt'tury of the tvtury. fre-etected. The roll Include!;: Gov. Kynn J. Frazler; l.lut. Gov. H. IJ. Wood; Secretary of StaU1 Thomas llall; Attorney General V.:tlfam Lunger; Treasurer Obert dnon i Auditor Carl K. Kosltsky; Railroad Couimissionrs Frank .Milhni.ind. IV jC. lepuis and refer Aondahl; Su preme Court Justice Ha:ry A. Ilror.- json; State Supei inteud; nt of Schools iMtnnln J. Neilson. ltutter Wrappers. o m:i i kas suns lioxi s Th; l.s (Jtande thapter. Ameri can RX CrosR, h.i'i'e co!Vlled and hlppid to hadiU.rers, four-t)oe fyf pajiittliMi. one ' ox':' of propejly bat. and ujrts dieM-s slid ore Tliis'v shipment bo W.lff w of HWt alui s liwV.tt tlu frnt nf Ihn W.'ck. T.'V ln0ci nd sj.cpeil to hiU.ied $d bv pfttlcoats and five hund red and fifty phiits, to the bPiincliea flnlKtiwI With the Com- of the Season From JoeFs Grocery pliments GREETINGS : 1 1 - a ill B A New Era New Opportunities New Responsibilities New Things to Think About New Reasons for Thoughtfuhiess New Ventures New Endeavors New Resolutions New Evolutions New Visions From Out the Past New Hopes for the Future A NEW YEAR FULL 01 PROMISE United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon 1 Wish You HAPPY NEW YEAR GREETINGS 1 iii'iin i i'wiii iimm minimum in m mn'i n 11 ui .uut ll is frifiuls iu 1!M!, our siiici'iv isli Hint all our .nttMns aiul may Tij..v tin- liapit'st of all N't'w Vf-ai M-9 V"f 5 Wo tliank you for all favors of (lie ast, aiul suli.'itiiii,' a i.'oiitliiuiuif.c of your iatroua!;t', ro liiain, . 0 YOURS WITH 35EST WISHES, JOEL'S' GROCERY City Grocery and BaKery c" ANNA II. P0LACK, Pro?. VJ t-! ,.j . G ,'hor.e Afcjin 7tJ. The,, Home of Fancy Groceries To Our Many Friends and Patrons A HAPPY NEW YEAR Phone Main 43 J: G.: Snodffrass I I a W. Hi fl'Tiivtnrim PTi".'!i""r? , f o () W V . s o 0 0 1 i..