La Grande evening observer., January 25, 1919, Image 8

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'--SATURDAY, JANl-Ainr-brt-.- : ft
ACoik- ..: f blui works
1 And tbe.tomeqoajice
The severs ihfluiaz& ojoidwaie vhich has swtpt
the entire country, convinces all -of us 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, Tonsilitis, 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
35? and 30?
We handle all of the well-known cold and cough
remedies from the mild candy drops to cod liver ;.
oil preparations.
La Grande Pharmacy
Quick Delivery 5 Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
POltTLAM) WOMAN TiiltOWS
Kt'AKE INTOflUKtiLAU.
Hlm Hiin "Hold 'Km Up'
I Jul ice Arrive and Ai4y llie
lUuidcuff.
Portland. Jan. 25. With un vinijtyi
icvuiVLT, wrs. luia l arow, proline
tress of the Jufferbun Hpartmt'iits,
iH)& Juffersun street, hold a burglar
captive yesterday until Patrolman
Femes arrived and took charge of him.
The prisoner is the second man she
has arrested on a charge of robbing
the a part menu, of which sh" has
charge, the first being James Kitnger
aid, whom she caught lust July under
similar circumstances.
The prisoner gave his name os E.
L, Motley. Mrs. Farrow says she s-iw
him walking up the utairway and
thought hn appearance suspicious.
She, determined to watch him, and,
stepping into a closet, she waited until
she heard him knock on the door of
apartment No. 11, occupied hy Mrs.
C. Iliil and her daughter, Miss 1 1 its
Hill. The landlady knew th I!i!l.-t
were absent and when she heard a key
rap in the lock a few minutes lutiM
she run to her own 'apartment and ob
tained her revolver.
Man Seen at Work.
Hastening to the room of Mrs. C.
V. Seymour, she discovered Miss IrlslJB
Hill visiting Jhert, and Informed herj
that tOe TltJi apartment was .being;
.-rJ. ,.A Mi.- li:ti tA r .. )
inci Ativrney (jannun tnat jihe then ;
pecked through a keyholS into herl
own bedroom and saw the man ran
yarking bureau drawers aftl boxes.
(With Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. C. L. Bal
lard, 121 Farragust streL and Mist
Hill, Mrs. Farrow posted herself in j
the corridor around a corner from the
Hiy apartment, on the path which;
the supposed burglar must pass to
leave the house. Thev hear him comet
Until! rom tne roo"i knock on a door across
me nan, nut they stood silent until
the man came around the corner.
Then Mrs. Farrow' covered him
with the empty recolver.
"Throw up your hands!1 she or
dered. ''Don't shoot! Don't shoot!" Mrs
Farrow says the man implored.
t "Keep 'em up; keeD 'em iip!" she
replied grimly, motioning with the re
volver. Intruder Is Nervous.
The intruder flinched. Patro'man
Fonei snys the man confided to hiw
that he was vastly relieved when the
policeman took him in custody.
"I was afraid that revolver would
tro off and kill me any minute," he
said.
IIINES ASKS LARGE
SUM FOR RAILROADS
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(Continued from page 1)
advances for inland waterways,: oTi1
but about $500,000 representing in-
vestment In lats and other property,
?4,:il,000. These items total $685,-'
800,000. j
Liable for $881,806,000. I
This sum, together with the $ll)'l,-j
000,000 loss to the government on ar-
er.iint nf ihi dif fi.rpnpps between nn-t
I C jS-JT Tf? I? ' G eiatimr income and returns irunrui-'
i Uiii I O Meed thc roads, make ?881,80B'100 r..r,
i i which the government would be liable
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New Clothes
FIRST SHIPMENT OF
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SPRING SUITS
FIRST SHIPMENT OF SPRING SUITS While many stores are endeay-
oring to dispose of Winter Suits at so-called reduced prices, we are, as usual,
far in advance in showing the new, snappy 1919 models new cloths, weaves, ,
and patterns. . . " . ' '
Marked and Will Be Sold at
Peace Time Prices
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Make your selection early. We positively guarantee to sell you the latest at .j
far below the PRICE ASKED or manufactured war-time Suits, i ''
PEACE TIME PRICES $17.50, $18.50, $19.90, $22.50, $24.73, $27.50, $28.50, ;'
' ' . $32.50, $34.75, $37.50. XEeSEHfi :
account of 1!)18 operations when "
all railroads' accounts for the year'
III JPERFECT VENTILATION
Today.Only -- Vitagraph presents
I liennedy square
A Romantic Story of the
1 Olfl Snnnrp III
in hi i i
W . ALSO A COMEDY . j
HOIl, DltlNKINt; WA'I'lvlt I tlic river are much imnrovcri nvrr fnr. I
I.UAV AI.I.ISO.X HHHX IX
"The Tosllns K Mildred Vino," a """ seU.'c"- ',he almt'on ' "Vn 'o
;.lry so RrlppluK a.id alvlorblns that 1100 t'stm,'twl requirements for If. 19
!lt keeps lis audience i.pell-bound forin",!ws S1.25".?00,000 estimated 1 .lra.n
Iho nntlro peironuancec, will bc n the revolving fund for both
shown at Sherry's Smiilay and Mon
day.
Tlin story U so uimkmiuI that It de
serves credit Tor its oiiKlnullly as
,wull us Us coiicIho and well-built
plot. Dr. Hernnmle. Is a student or
liuiccllly and tho Hiipernatui'iil ai'd
believes that the spirits or Hie doul
;llllll(,'le fieely Willi Ihe living feol
lnt! pain and Rrlef v.-llh their loved
onus on earth. For a landed wion.;
done to him many years hufuru by
Mildred's tleiiil mot he : be nteuiis to
wreck Ills Viiuoiine-.i on the bcaiiil
riil yoiini kIi'1 and tlieteby niiiliu her
molhor's spirit sltrrer. yis" plan Is
lo eauso tho father of tlnj bi'iiullfiil
Klrl to l.olli!''0 that s)ie Is the child of
inotlier iiiuti, thereby iilaiiiK a
double revenue iiialihiK Hie fatlvr
and daughter unliapiiy for life mid
Goods
at Peace
Time
Prices
and riio, anil wun allowance lor tne
?;"i00.000.O00 already appropriated, the
new needs are computed at $750,000,
000. The director jrenernl refers to
tlm as a minimum requirement and
all figures ure subject to later rcvi-
"'''ru- i i v, ... ti,t ti.''hc control continues for the twenty-
Ihis report also shows that the i , ..... , .. . Jj
present revolving fund is $;i81,80li,
000 too little to settle all accounts for
1!)18.
y ' Incorporated v
one months' period, it is my belief and
the belief of my associates in the rail
road administration that we cannot
count upon the railroad companies
financing during the calendar year
lill!) any greater portion of their cap
ital expenditures than it is ubove as
sumed they will finance. On , the
Owing to the shortnue of water ntiner yearn, there being now little or Albert .Moielaiid. Hie young pnift -s-Miver
creek it Is now necessary tnno chance for contamination from lit sor of (Ireek. Nigel He UruHHer. as
Must He Provided Quickly.
"A very large part of those expen
ditures must be 'provided for in the
first few months of 1U19," suid the
director goneral," "and we are com
pelled to allow -lor tne situation mat otner hn(1 if cont,.0i should bo ter-
dtiring the period prior to the nexti . , . . . ,,
Y '. , , . ; minuted in the next few months, ii
Liberty loan campaign and during;
that campaign it would not. he dcslr- wl" stl" 1,e truc lhat vcl'-v law
able nor practicable for railroad cor-lPH,'t of. thc P't1 expenditures for
idlscredilliig Ihe young debutanto n porations to do a largo part of their J!,1!' wl", navo Decn ma,le anu "esinos
thu eyiR nl her 'over and friends. own financing. ' ! fi i mi inuiU m
jThroiigh the lovo of a good man, ''Whether government control shall I 0 transier DaeK to private
lliiiwever, I ho plot lulls, and I loin- continue until thc cl u the twenty
i'ln.loi' evllness .conies lo light In , one month'!'" perioil or shall be termi
jliine lo prevent unhaiiiiinesn to those nated in the next few months, it is
ihe hates. enuallv necessary that the apnropria-
Mlss Allison is supported In thlstion aboTe recommended be made. If
roinarkablo offering by Iinrrell Kohs ' 1 '- ' 1 r:-
who plays Iho lendllii.' inale role nf
PAY NOW.
January 30th is the date for final
payment on Fourth liberty loan bonds.
I.u Grande National Bank. l-25-5t
Prices you can afford to pay for
your spring suit. New Novelty suits
$18.f,0 to $25.00. Well known Royal
Tailors will make you the new military
suit for the nifty dresser. The Tog
gery. l-2S-7t
The new thing for young men: Close
fitting military back. All the go in
all the big college towns. We will
make them up for you, Royal Tailor
linn f.iv 31Rt;n in SOS ftn fnr thn
control and to give temporary aid in monlhs of jaun,.y 8nd February. Call
financing will be highly desirable." ,and ... Th. To!rcrv. ,-25-71
.State marketing bureau to be creat-i Observor advertising
ed by legislature. I suits.
w;il bring re-
I'OU SAMS OK TKADK
One grader for ditching, leveling
and grading $100.00.
FOUR WHEEL SCRAPPER with
apron.
One 600 GALLON SPRINKLER. .
Four DUMPWAGON3. .
Six dump boxes and lots of small
tools.
All the above iiiipleiiientB, are
automatically operated by teamster
without getting off from it these are
necessary implements for any pro
gressive farmer. You can buy same at
your own terms.
Wkly 1-17-lt. - J. MARC
T. M. C A.
Educational Department- Short
hand and typewriting. Day classes,
10:00 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Night
classes 7:30 p. m. to 9:30 p. m.
Benver
Rtt part of the supply from the i meat company's plant, the cily healtb
Grande lloude river. All water needed hoard urges boiling of drinking vain
for drinking purposes should he hoilcdias a precautionary measure,
at a precaution against germs or con-1 JOHN COLLI L'li,
tnminntinn. While the rendition nl!l-15-fil Clly Manager.
Mathew Vane, her fither, George
IPictda as llr. Miguel 1 iertinrdex and
Frill Goodwin as Ralph .lerffies. The
j direction was tile v. i k of Wilfred
il.ilciiw.
ordsoo Iracto
The Universal Tractor
MADE BY HENRY FORD
. is,. iyy?$- !
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IN THE FIELD .
PULLS
HI
Pl0W E
Hiirrow B
Disc
Seeiler .
Mower
Binder
All otlieP'farm implemwiis.
ON THE BELT
Threshing Machine
Silt'ut e Cutttn
Feed Grinrier
Inigfttion Pump
or ai 0
s?2 H. P. Load.
Let Your Dollars Work for You
at the Store where their Purchasing
Power is ALWAYS the Greatest
Fresh Creamery Butter, two pounds for - $1.10
Fresh Ranch Eggs, per dozen : 55
Pure Comb Honey, each : .-. 2S
Delmonte Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2 can .-. 15
Royal Club Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2 can v 19d
Sugar Peas, gallon can 9
Libby's Sour Kraut, No. 2 can ..J. .' ,
Cherry Stone Oysters, large size 17
Delmonte Sardines, 1-pound can .'. ..: 22
Carnation or Sego Milk, per can l(i
Ora"ges, per dozen - 25r VA)e 35f GS and ST
THE STORE WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG
United
Suites Food
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ED GROCERY
SAM HARRIS. 1'ROPIOLTOR
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Union Srors
Open 8 .ms
Close 6Sh.
open nntil
8:30. pjn.
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