WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 1. 1919.
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LA' flTCANDTC EVENfNfO OBSERVER.
On Account
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of Influenza
O
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WE HAVE BEEN COMPELLED BY THE LA
GRANDE BOARD OF HEALTH TO SELL
ONLY MEDICINES, SICK ROOM SUPPLIES,
ETC., AT OUR STORE, WHERE YOU. CAN
GET THESE AT ANY TIME AS THE STORE
IS OPEN AS USUAL.
We ask every one to telephone us your order for
Drugs and Drug Store goods and they will be de
livered at your door without extra charge. Do
you need any of these things delivered to you:
Liniments, Ointments, Oil Eucalyptus, Mentho
latum, Atomizers, Quinine, Aspirin, Cold Tab
lets. Stamps, Paner, tablets, envelopes, prescrip
tions, Pills, Castor Oil, Gargles, Disinfectants,
Cough Syrups, Tonics, Candies, Cigars, Cigar
ettes. Face Powder3, Face Creams. Diaries.
ORDER ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH IF POSSI
BLE. IF NOT, ANY AMOUNT.
LA GRANDE PHARMACY
Quick Delivery ' .' Phone Main 40
La Grande," Oregon
TALIi I.AItKKl'lIt 1IASO lilCE.V
Kt'ffKSFflIjY Oltl'BHKO
I'lnnt llua Caused Lur$e Annual
('utile 1ohk fu. Northwestern '
'tiaitfm Jn Years Fuat
Tlio tall larkspur growing on
twenty acros or grazing; range on the
'Htoklyou national foreni, Oregon,
jwaH grubbed out by the cattlemen
) of he region In co-operation with
ilho foreist Borvice, curing the last
'gmJng bp a sort, according to a re
port received by District Forester
; George H. Cecil. This little patch
jof poinonou lurk s pur is the first
urea to be eliminated by this meth
;od in Oregon. It hat been respon
sible for a yearly loss of cattle val
ued at $280. The grubbing out op
eration cost 1200.
A similar 'area on the Miriam na
tional forcRt which, , for the last
! seven years lias caused an average
.annual loss of cuttle valued at $427,
! will be grubbed next qeason by. the
of $300.
The value of cattle lost on the na
tional forests of the United States
from tall larkspur poisoning during
the past year was 5125,050, represent
ing 2000 head of cattle. During the
previous year losses were reduced $15,
850 by the grubbing out of larkspur
from 380 acres. The average cost of
eradication is about one-half the value
!of the average annual loss. Since the
loss is continuous from year to year
unless the poisonous plants are eradi
cated, it assumes an enormous value
in a few years.
Tall lartvspur is a plant similar in
appearance to tho larkspur or delphin
ium of the flower gardens. Tt is re-
j sponsible for more loss to range stock
man any otner poisonous pium vnui
grows on- the western ranges. Where
its presence in large areas is known'
in the national forest ranges, the
poison areas are sometimes fenced to
keep stock away from it, but wherever
the areas are smaller so that the total
cost of eradication is not prohibitive
the complete grubbing out-of the plant
is the more satisfactory treatment.
The grubbing out method for eradi
cp.ting larkspur was developed by the
forest Bervice during 1013-14 on the
Stanislaus national forest in Califor
nia. It is now being used extensively
by the forest service and stockmen in
several western states.
Hearty New Year Greetings, with a!
kind thoughts and sincere good
wishes for the New Year.
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0. A. C. FACULTY
WELL REPRESENTED
THE DRUG HABIT
AMONG AMERICANS
(From Tho Outlook)
' Whim wo speak of tho drug habit
in America, wo lire npt to think only
of opium or cocaine. And yet there
in nnothor drndly drug Unit is attack
ing tho lives and morula of men and
women on this continent.
The drug In poyoto, and tho men
nnd women are Indians,
l'eyolo Is obtained from. tho roots of
a cactus (of which it is the Indian
nmne) known to botanists as Anha
Innlmn I.owinli, Tho narcotic drusr
thtiB obtained produces results upon
the usor somewhat analogous to thoso
produced ty opium. We quote from
some vouched-for statements in the
files of tho department of the Interior:
"My name is l'a-na-ro. I am a 1.1-piiu-Apnrhe;
1 live five miles north
east of lndiahomn, Oklahoma, on my
own allotment, I am about fifty-seven
years old ... 1 first utu peyote in
Mexico, . . , It was used as a medicine
at first. ... It la called mescal-peyotc
In Mexico; hero In Oklahoma' it is
called peyote sometimes, and sonie-
Ib sapping nervous energy and will
power. It is a dire reminder of de
bused superstition.
Can nuthing he done to deal with
this situation? The department of
agriculture has prohibited the impor-
oto . . . on the mind are worso than
those of wMiisky. ... At our peyote,
or mescal, feasts all of us chewed the
same hall or quid of peyote, anil if
one of the men had consumption he
chewed it and passed it to the next
man in the circle just the same as if
ho was we'll, and then tho next mar.
chewed it, ... I have seen the ef
fects of peyote . . and I know it to he
a curse, anil I wish-we might :be saved
from It:
And another this t'uno from a wo
man :
. ...... ............... ' t snort session, should uo long cnougn ,.ki,1l. ,inv at i!hiiiim..nl. ilm Amor
uh'm 'i 1 1 1 v iu , v ,h ,",uv ifor "" tttn"t of '"'."'"'-'".vote l:ican i cdqunrter In eastern France,
was told by the pevotc-.mo,, that pey-similar ia it, p,.oviaons to the anl!-!whCT0 a ,,.,, au,VCB was held'
oto was good for babies, so 1 took my :,.... m-iii 0f 1015. I.,., ,1,., ,. . , ,,, 1 .. .
PRAYING GENERALS
THE MEN WHO WON
1
Tho pronounced rellKlous tone of
tation of peyote into the United States I ... . ,,,,, ,,, ,, ,,,,,
as an nrt.c 0 injurious to the health jwI;h t0 JUBtl,e 0, Ulolr cllusu. 0uI.
ot the people 1 ho postoffice depart-, ,.oudol.B av0 n,'mu, 8con how (lu.
meat has excluded it from the mnlsjvout ,lmn , M,lramil Foch, Tllllt
as 11 poison. A few states have passu! lhe houd o( lh(, Ami;rlo.ln rorcua as
prohibitory laws. Uut beyond these' ,. ,,ne,-u ,m nrnvlne men
measures wo have no means of stamp-
inn: out its uso.
The present session of congress, the
is one of tho personal factors noted
by The ConregatlorallKt (Hostoo),
which sketches tie ncno on Thanks-
baby to tho mescal or peyote feast.
when it not sick, uiul tha pc.vote-nieniTTj-.-nct'Pa tt A V T ntsi?
EXCLUSIVE DRIVE
our American urniy with muny dig
niiarles present representing the
Allied nutions:
"The connnander of the Ameii-
pat in ils mouth to cure it: hut they
did not ruro my buhy. My baby died
a 11 HTeks Inter. I have had eight '
.... . ... VI I'll? A.'111l.' T .. u 1 VT AT-..1. ......
children, but tho rive older ones died 1 'i- lull boastlnK wub complcuously ub-
iu childhood or infancy, Thoi;o born I have been dome; some worryniK re- Hmlt and Ul(J nml ,.,.,.,,
since I quit usiii,; peyote are liviiiK ;;''"' "hout the city s 5,00(,000jnolu wua ,lulIlmlI., Here are
and nro in itood health. I never ate j "Lonesome Trail.' iHomo ot his sirlkiiif. words with re-
more than four peyote beans durincr H is tho Harlem river speedway, fa-iKal.a , .tomjuin,, 0( th0 auine
the nlcrlit or day of a peyote foieH.imous a irenernuon hko as a jasaion-,, , wlt,ou, w.hlcll c,on tiu, 8unorb
CORVALLIS, Dec. 31. Twenty
nine meiubers of the faculty ot the
O. A. C. are on leave pt absenco for
war work, according to a report
just compiled. Thd list includes
four professors, two associate pro
fessors, fifteen instructors, and four
others. Lieutenant K. W. Hills,
Professor of office training, who
has been personnel adjutant of the
college S. A. T. C, is expecled to
resumo bis regular duties tho first
of the year. Othoi's probably will
be released from their war duties
later in the year.
Emb6!!lhlng Tortoise Shell. :
Tortoise shell, when heated, becomea
rery pliable and can be twisted to any
ihnpo required, and It Is when the shell
S in a heated state that the peurl or
lietal pieces uro Inlaid.
Few Kscapc.
There are few indeed who escape
having at least one cold during the
winter months, and they are fortunate
who hnvo but one and Ret through
with it quickly and without any seri
ous consequences. Take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and observe the
directions with each bottle, and you
are likely to be one of the fortunate
ones, Tho worth and merit of this
remedy has been fully proven. There
are many families who have always
used it for years when troubled with
a cough or cold, and with the very
best results. Adv.
ANY CUSTOMERS
Needing supplies will be
served at the door.
DUTLI'S BAKERY"
317 NORTH FIR ST,
JUST ACROSS THE TRACK
To those needing sick room neces
ities and prescriptions filled or gen
eral items of medicine, they will be
can forces made, .un address In which :"u,c " B Buuu ""vice, prompt
After I. had eaten that many the faces '"''I" driveway, on which the obnoxi-j vUir r m,r ,,.oops might not have
times mescal. When I was sixteen strange,
ot those people around me
My husband
kiokr.'-nus horseless carriages Were not per-:hem ,.rowiied with success.
wns'm'Uvd to trespass, -in order to ansure.
' 'Vlelorv wmh our coal. It Is a
years old, I ate forty peyote beam at using pryoto at the same time I was.jthe horses of perpetual Immunity from ,:ii-woii gin 0f tho soldier 10 his
a feast rind was crany for two days.hut he quit it the same time 1 did.:(-'asolinc odors, a law was put through ,,.,01111 try. Only the soldier knows
I ran off to, tho mountains naked, and We miw there was no good in it, Hut.11"-' s-ate legislature, lorevir unnmi'fr , lu ooat 0f gift wo ilow present to
was caui;ht mid tied up with a lariat,
I have the marks of the Inrinl on mv
...I ine speenway is 11 oeuuuiui accrue ,.u, silently nrayod tlult tlie sue
! driveway, extending for several miles ve.sil ot 1 luluepusness should be
.along tae .Mannnitan 111111K 01 ine 1 1 11 r-
FAMILY DRUG STORE
I.A GPANDC.OREGON.
They keep their store open from 7
o'clock in the morning until 11 at
night. dl2-31-tf
USE
The Telephone
Don't Wait to Write
Home Independent
Telephone Co,
body yet.
Here Is another:
"I am a full-blood Comanche Indian,
jirty-one years old. ,. ,' . I used pey-jhas) by tho Apache, Arapahoe, Chcy-
oie. ... 1 nave alsivdrunk whisky tocnne, Conianchc, Kiowa, Omahn, Win
exss, and I know the effects of pcy-lnebago, Osage and other tribes. It
bad." iliorM'lesa centrnptions Horn tne speed-!, ho lmlnn. Ab' soldiers Inspired Jjy
The diuir was in use lomr lieforB the, '"" ' Uveiy spiritual i sentiment , we have
Spaniards came to Mexico, It is now-
used ceremonially and medicinally (for
it has some medical uses, as opium
lem riven. The cost of its upkeep isj '(licit cause, Indeed, have we
considerable. ;to thauk dod for trials successfully
Recently an unfeeling citizen, h:iv-!m,.t ,-irul victories wr.11. SU11 more
ing observul flint the drive way was should be tliar.lt Hiui for the golden
absolutely desftted, drove his motor' future, with Its wealth ot oppor-
HAS' ANYONE
Died. Had a Fire
JKkved ' Had a Buoy
Uivorced " .Had a Party
Lmboiialcd SoWaFami .
LeftTowji ' 0 'Been Arrested
Come to Town e
Ha'd Twins or t'oiic- .
Bold a Cow or Lost aa Auto 9
Laid iifGtftckor Wliifkv ' J.
Stcifn a Dog or His Fiiond'e Wifo '
Committed Suickl, or M'unkr-, '
Falltfh From'ltn Airplane or,
Fallen lto a Coal HoU or ! l
Jalleu Iuto'aLegaoy? a .,r.
THAT!S tftWSI " ' 8
cur on it. He whs nrrosted nnd fined.
A juiprcme court upheld tlio svntVnvc.
Statisticians who have tuken up
ver(
tunlty and its hope of a permanent
unveiwal peace.
" 'With thankfulness, wo luunbly
ly watches along ,thr speedway assert .acknowledge that hla slieni;tU has
that as many as thrB jterson h.tve nlvrn us tho victory. We are thank
been known to ridio horseback on the. ful llrt lhe prlviUito has been p:v
expensive rnatUtay inne day, dining en to us, to st rve 'n stuUi a cause."
the .last years, while ft horse in har-i "These Words of tleneral l'ersli
nes has Jteen seen passing as muny1 lag recall Uto- remark credited to
as fifty-eight times within tvcnty-fuv tlial sunn HtMsh soldier, Lord
hours. Most of the.-e horses are racers 'Kitchener, wjich the news cinio- to
tW'ing .exercised by their tenders. f ii'.s U'luUm cilice in October, 1011.
.Mc!orits w-.vit the speedway opened that lU'aeral Jortre had thrown the
to motor (jaffic. like jiny other park-,i-riuiis back t the Maine. 'Somej
way jir di'fve. Xhcy, claim the citv is body has .Q praying.' 'Marshal
not getting its imeney' worth for its Kocli'g well-ki own cusiunr of, taking
J.'i.P'iO.UHO, and HuA the roan menilors, pi:oa ot vet,v Hay for iiulet
almost (lie sole moving figures nlor.g mwiitntion and. prayer nd the de
the Hing stretch of hiitlway. are hnv-ivont spirit ,01 General Allenby the
ing entirelv too cssv a life. Thev are omiuorcr of JerusuileuT, muni ali
planning an appcal'to tho legislutdte.lo'''iuited In,, this ennections
.t, . ... j , ''Thai, men ot Iron vXlt like
SINX KirXKttH Itr.I'lWT !lh liuhiary leadors In the rtM
1IKIKAST. lrtnd. .laiv,l. iltv 0 freeiluni h.ivo ll througli these
I'nitse I'rcs.-Sinn i'ein piis.-ncrs twr.le month icallned cjh.t if
Mint haxe t,i rl ivUeil themsehes In had not been 1K0 Lord who was un
M... ii nf -iiii mi' 11,- ite- our sid I boa the proud water
b.rl lb.F, detmace .f mil!i 8 ' omt our soul,' should, H
The prisoimia nr. iv rtnl. to have carry u powenul lesioyo the hole J
ai-'iiitiilc,tS;a suit cu nt iftolllv of Oorllt.
hold
lovfsi'xhs tm e.aable them to
,Qrdniini: a long .-,iei;e. Thoy have j
tjf),
SL.
cuiM'tt tin lri
eovVlet and
Oaniiry uneti on
UwLI
Y'O-aie
t j-ftl
.nWils.
made from bed
llavlng rcolu-:
fliui)u;ut8 In '.do
On
I'titpn
MOXt: TO IXIAX.
Improved reap prordty In
eoup'y. No delay. CmVont
La luvesluieul Co.
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Season Greetings
The season is at hand when we take inventory of our stock and
ourselves, when we look back over each day of tha year just
passed. We recognize and realize who it is that has helped us to
the good things we have enjoyed. Not because it is an honored!
custpm, but because of the sincerity of our appreciation we want
. to take this opportunity to personally thank you for the part you
have played ia our business prosperity during the past year. Our
increasing trade, we feel, puts the, stamp ot approval upon the
- foundation principles of our .business an earnest endeavor to do
things best, to accommodate,,, to eo-operata with and please those
who trade with us. " ' .
WISHING YOU A HAPPY, PP.0SPE30U3 AND SUCCESS
FUL NEW YEAR. WE ASK TO REMAIN YOUR STORE, -
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