La Grande evening observer., January 24, 1919, Image 8

FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1919.
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A Cold
.And .the Coaseqiiance
The severe inflienuR epidemic wWefc ias fcwept.
the entire country, convinces all of nb that it
doesn't pay to neglect the so-called "slight cold."
In fact, every cold is serious and should be treat
ed as quickly as it appears. A neglected cold may
result in Grippe, Tonsilitie, Pneumonia and oth
er dangerous complications.
OUR COLD BREAKERS
Will relieve a cold over night. Put up in tablet
form and are easy and pleasant to take. Price
25and30
We handle all of the well-known cold and cough
remedies from the mild candy drops to cod liver
oil preparations.
Z753
La Grande Pharmacy
Quick Delivery . ' - Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
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: JOSEPH SCHOOL
yiwnoNs him i si;o at miokt-
l.VG OF ItATK-l'AVKItK.
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Uliliit Will Ki-oiliiM! Work uh Soon
im Kiillahlr A4-i'UiiiuiMl,ntlons
Chii lie Ni'irurctl.
ALICEt LOSES
OLD RESIDENT
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It. C. IM-Affti I'AHVKU INTO THE
ItKVOXO JAM ART IS.
Ufm Horn In Michigan fu llll; J)il
J Kiihtwr-(lihiJ Y !
Oregon im t$H.
fl. hold Inbi nlMtiL In the
hall, at) (I c'jllofl hyT,
! JOKEI'II. J'n. 2:. (Siicclal)-
At a mcHing of Kciiool ltmtrlct No.
MaKonlc
H. Moiwlork,
chairman of the Hchool board, the
!ucmtlon or whether to ri'-hulld the
: wrecked nchoul liou.'o or erect a now
oun wan dlsciiFHrjul. There wuh near-
y orui luirdr)d und fify taxpayer
I ut (lit) muttting.
: C. H. Mlllur, 'in'hllfMt for thn O.
W, 11. It. & N. Hpoki fir', IIo w is
of tho oplnifii that I ho hhildin;;
I ihoujd ho r-jiidnninel und u new one
erected. H'j also Muled that thu
place was unsafe in turn of fire nuU
that, I Im veritii :tioti wan poor. John
Oherj;. of Knturjirhm, a contractor,
dialed Ih.'l for about V'.OOO lie cou'd
repair the building and niaku It as
:gjd an new. A (.moral dlscuKHlon
wuh then held, alter which u votil
wuh taken. ' All but six voted . to
( build a new building.
Chalrniuii Morelock announced
that school would re-open as soon as
enough rooms could be found to ac
comodate, the students.
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HACK FROM CA.MI K BARNEY
Clifford George, who had betn at
Cump Kourney Cul., in training for
' thu punt nino months, returned to I.n
'(iinnde recently. Before leaving to jro
iiiUt the Hemce Mr. George operated
n iHi Rervice Trom tnc hommer notei,
and ho him now returned to his former
occupation, with his stand ut the Sa
voy. .
LADY DUFFERIN
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j -On ImprovcU leal property Id
Vion county. No dolayt. Current
itftt. l- Grande lnvoitiuont Co.
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A"RcHsonnlle reward Riven for return
qf kcy picked up nt postuffico Janu
ary 14th. .lack Oliver. l-S2-tf
ATTKNTIOtf I). 0. K. K.
An important business mcetiiii; of
llhaled Temple No. 170, I). O. K. K ,
v lll be held immediately after tho rcp
ulnr convention of the Hed Cross lode;,!
No. 27, Minilny evertlnc, January -JTth.
I'KKHV OLIVER, R. V,.
C. M. HUMPHREYS, K. of 1!. & S.
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AUCKI., Jan. Sil. (Special)
'Mi', and Mrs. CI lea Vila Houbbq nior
,ed to Frank McKer.noa' place Wed
iin'sday. Mr. Van Housen will work
tlinra the coining ye.T.
L'ullen Frlewold and wife are
now ai tneir new hunie, the' Mar-
nard Thoinpeou pla.o.
Mel Stow.irl recently' purchased
ten acres east of Allcel from Mr.
M. F. Van Housen,
Itou'li Mc-Kennon In now the own-
;er of a fino Perclierou teini, which
jho bought from Albert. Hunter,
j Mi's. Ilnttlo Frlswold and chlld
ren. Cal and John, spent last Sun
day eventufc at Houth McKennon's.
j "Town Boers'" appreciate the faci
jthat tho road by Floyd McKennlu'e
pince. nas ueen made passable again
by the addition of gravel.: Much
credit Is due Chas. Playle for the c
coinpllHhinent of this piece of work.
Kcveral Trotn hero have taKen the
serum for Influenza again.
Hay Lcdbetler has recovered from
the flu, but Is still quarantined at the
home of his aunt, Mrs. D. F. Webb
In l.a Grande.
.-Tho Hed Cross ladies met as us
ual this week. Th.i attendance waa
however, not as I arse as usual.
Those present were Mesdames Chas.
Playle. Carl Fuller, Frank Wright.
Will Adler, J. W. Lylle, Ed Murphy,
M. F. Van Housen. and Misses Mary
and Margaret Taylor and Eva
Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. John Speckhart, Miss
nertha Speckhart and Mr. Paul
Knautz. all of La Grande attended
church hero Sunday.
Miss Gladys Van Housen, of Port
land, who came hei'e to attend the
funeral of her grandfahter, R C.
Plass, returned' Wednesday.
KiinhcU Cyrus lMaas. .
Russoll Cyrus Plaau was born fn
Roinoo, Michigan, September i 7,
lSllli. and dlullvllt ihls homo here,
Saturday morning, January 18, 1 !i 0 .
at tho ago of eighty-two yoars, four
months and olevon years.. ....
In March, 1859, he married Miss
Sophia BurreU, of La Pier County,
Michigan, and; to this union six
children were born. Soon, after' he
w.ib married, -'(.Mr.; PlasB and wlfo
movod to Nebraska and then a llttlo
later to Kanhas, whore tho family
home was until 181)0. - In that year
ithey ojme to Oregon nnd this state
has bt en thcliv homo since. For a
number of years the lived Morth of
Elgin, then moved in Allcel. He was
a man of very temperate habits and
rugged constitution Mid had enjoyed
good health until a few years
ago. when he became afflicted with
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cancer, which at I&st. caused his
death.
Besides his widow, -he leaves to
mourn li Is loss, three sons, Giles and
J. B. Plass, of Wallowa, Oregon; and
B. T. Pliss, of Black Diamond,
Washington; and two daughters,
Mrs. Chas. I'luyle and und Mrs. M.
F. Van Housen, of Alicol. There
are also a number of grandchildren
and great grandchildren. .
WOULD DEPORT
ALIEN SLACKERS
SALKM, Jan. 24. A good many
residents of the state of Oregon who
showed the white feather when Amer
ica called upon them in her crisis may
j now find themselves subject to depor
Itation, if a joint memorial introduced
by Senator Dimick and addressed to
the department of justice and f.he at
torney general is acted upon.
The memorial is aimed at the your.ff
men who canceled their first citizen
ship papers rather than subject them
selves to the American draft. By so
I doing they forever debarred thepi-
selves from becoming American citi
zens. 'Senator Dimick would go fur
ther and rid the country of them alto
gether. Senator Dimick's memorial includes
a Inre list of names of men whom he
allcre3 the records show should be de
poned from this country for the rea
sn& stated.
Have the label wnieh stands for
fair working conditions, put on your
job printing. . The Observer is one of
tho two shops in town observing union
principles. Phone Main 37.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I wish to announce to the public
that I have purchased the Oregon hov
tel. 10 Depot street and will conduct
it in connection with the Darland
Apts., and it will be known as the
Darland hotel. The rooms will be
newly renovated and made as attrac
tive and pleasant as possible. Steam
heated. Two apartments for light
housekeeping will be furnished. Spe
cial rates on rooms by the week or
month will be made for a short time.
Those interested call and see them.-1-13-tf
H. C. LAWYER. '
For 10 days only Coats and
suits at one half price.
JONES (SL RABONE
Lady Dufferin, daughter of the sec
ond marchioness of Dufferin, formerly
rtontnce Davis, daughter of John H.
riAuf ftf Nw Vnrli.
Albany Linn county's share f the
stiit' tax for 1iH! will In $!:t,:tr7.
j The U niversal Tractor
ford
son Tractor
MADE BY HENRY FORD
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IN THE FIELD
I'ULLS
Flow
Harrow ,
Disc
Seeder Mower
Binder " .
All qther lV,m implcmcots.
ON THE BELT
Threshing Machine
Sfleags Cuttfr
Feed GriUdcr
Irrigation Piyi:p
or any s .
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Business Better
ThanEvet;
In Spite of the ridiculous city reg
ulation and the inefficiency of the
police department, who by their
acts indicate they are more inter
ested in collecting fines than they V
are in protecting the health of the
community. . . '
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