La Grande evening observer., January 28, 1919, Image 4

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U GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEfllra3HiaB!
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My Country Tie of Th, LarW
f Lib.."
Minority Rule a Demoraliz
ing Influence.
Those "democratic" governments of
central" and eastern Kurope would be
' much more conviricitijf if they re
vealed, in their spirit and organiza
tion, the primary requisite of demo
cracy, which is the rule of the ma
jority. It is well known that the Holshevisl
party which hus ruled Russia with
brutal and bloody hnnd constitutes n
very mini 1 1 part of the Russian peo
ple. Lcnine and Trotzky have suc
ceeded not by virtue of jrcncrnl public
support, but by personal audacity aml;oorBC wns overwhelmingly endorsed
armed force.
l.iebknecht tried to put over the
snrne trick In Germany. The German I
Ilolshevist faction has been admitted-
ly one of the smallest of Germany's
many political parties. Its r.treiitnli, I
too, was confined mostly to Ileilin.
The more rational Kroup of, Socialists
controlled by K t has been far
.tr,mKer numerically all alont;. Yet j
I.u-bknecht for months kept the Kov -
eniment and coun.ry . terror and
almost succeeded ... makinK luni.elfj
nominal master of Germany and rum-
milling the country to r. regime of I
Russian terrorism.
In IPavaria, the second' largest sti.U-
in Germany, Ihere baa been a H I
Kihner nnl liis I'urly, (houh pojlhiK
only 7",0mi vitti'a out of 2,7.riUf(m(), Iiks
than .'1 pi'i'rcnt if the wlntlo, Imd t ho
novo to ('bum tiiu lnitkir liip of lw
new (fov.S".ntu'iU, though thu mujority
Si'ili:ils li.nl I'hrti'd 102 nut of the
15i mcintit.'i H of the new nsKtMiihly.
Ami incriMiililt' us it Hocmn, he uc-
CCi'f(.
Tho ruk' of the minority in tyrnnny
no loss than was Uic niln of czur and
kaiser, U is (lie vultitutioii of n
new type of autorrary, no intul
cralile th:m tho ol.l. It will provatl
until the niHsvfs in flrrmnnv, Kinmiu
nnd olsowhero stp artjtij lilo shoop
anil dotiiaiifl n jroiuunoly roprosontn
tivo ovornnicnt, in which tho will of
tho nuijority in tho law of tho laixl.
Locating .Unfilled Jobs for
Returning Service Men
The Inire.'iii for rot in nine: soldiers
and Bailors it institiiliir n Mock hy
hloclc canvns of the whole city of
lloslon and it environs for the pur
oe of finding rvery possible chance
of cnip'a incut fr ill -;t -han;ed sei'vict'
men.. This nicusute ha-; heon resulted
to as n result of thr stciidily incvea-v
injr nuindeis of um-mployed men re
cently reluin.'d to civilian life.
On' fficial of the huiemi .iud that
in Host on .'.oo po-dt ions n d.tv were
r.ecih-tl 'U met the re.ue-ts for John
from tln-se men. Although icdei at
fmploymcnt huvenvis inn! otln-r njjran-ijn.tion-
are woiWifii; at the s.im proh
Um n still more tucral effort is
nrciftii. i lyre ore pirnty ot opemt.ei
. pl'iity if irvuiMsliutr iu'dt for lulhtr ;
. Tut iiidess the service men themselvm
b fir thr oiyanistinns wrttVit'tf to place
tli.')n, know of !lief oppoituniti the
1ttio irafljutinen? iitiiition i fh)$
tit prni- niiif :iod moiv rtioii't. It
f( ht'iltl -J-r th' first c.in,:crn of every
ifriminnt t. set- to ;t that it our
titn are t""M of opjmitimUi-tt tc,
9 -ftoik whit'h nit 0f, to (hem Is thei
n n localities. f ,
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1 Ho vt want to lw idle, hit tlnir cur
D ne-tind rapoTneits to l'irlristtfd To i
lndcii,'ident V'i(i"ns wi3 he pct).itly
hailfI Jf tl'v have to hunt tgo Ihp
: o e .a er . 3 . y . . . -
The : Best -TMeg .for 'youhd; f or ns
educed Prices on Every Article in our
Sale Ends Saturday February 1st.,
Charge Accounts
Invited
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needs filling is full advertised or put
iij the hands of the agencies seeking
to facilitate the restoration of normal
industry and prosperity.
Lloyd George's Program
Founded on Fair Play.
The platform on which I.loyd
jn the recent llritish elections contain-
e( th(.(0 seven pledKes:
. j. Trial of the kaiser.
Kulli-Rt indemnities from Ger-
many. bus honored. j
;i Abolition of conscription in all1 ff"ln'"'! Independent Political
ian,iM parly of Victoria, II. C, has decided to
.(."iiHtnin for the llritish, socially 1 mlt ""'l w"!n0" "ll.i'liltl's (ryhf
Mn, industrially ''J'" ' " clty '
r, Adeuate provision for returned j"' J'1,, Montt.ss-th(. ori,,:l.:
,,,,.,, iU ticularly for the cnpplcd f h ,,,.,, t,;l,.i, ,
,, physically broken. I,,,,,, is . fi,.,t w,a,; to ri.,,ive .!
n. A ,,arc -leal for Great P.ritain ld,.Kr,.c f ,.,,. r M,,iuie from the!
Ilt the peace conference. j University of Rome. I
7. A happier country for all. ljueen ' Wilhelmina of Holland is1
With one or two possible exceptions i probably the richest, sovereign in Kur- i
thia looks like a pretty good American 'ope in i.er own right, her income be-!
iilntrurm. too. Amcrirnna seem will-
i'
ling to waive inueniiiitu's, i ney an
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pretty well agreed on wauling me i
kaiser tried for his crimes, wanting i " ' "i itisn premier, is me sun
Germany lo pav in full for the dam- 1,1 N"- 10 Iwnimr street, as
age she has done to neighboring eoun- .1)'"'''lhV ''''"'W V"'
tries, wanting -militarivm abolished l'''1' f ''v K''"dfatber, the late
vorywhoro. wantinjc "America for the
Amorioans," ndtMpiate provision for re
turned Ru-ldiers, a tiqunre doal for the
American ideals and a country that
will ho happier than it. used to ho for
all classes of people not merely the0f
privileged classes.
As n result of the definite stnml for
justice, international and domestic, .ta- j
ken hy the Hntish premier nnd his fel-j
low loaders, there is said to he no
shevisin
Filmland nothing corrc-
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nothing but legitimate tratles union-
ism in industrv. It will nrolmbly be
the same in the United States if there
is n similar policy of fair play toward ,
labor.
SO.MK WALLOP.
(From the Huwhall Magazine.)
The score stood three to nothing, and
Yon Ilindcnluii g's fast curves
Had set the batters down on strikes,
and dulled the' sluggers' nerve
Old Yon hil l pced and great control
Vie wouldn't give a pass
His whi.7.ing Rhootn and sudden drops
were full of sUant ami gas
His infiild wobbled in the ninth they
gue him bad support--I
-lit wiih ihreo runners on the sacks
old -Von still held the fort!
Two men stiu.k out. aenmt his skill
- he l.urnnud his Hymn of Hate.
Then smckeied a a substitute eatne
slow to the pb'te.
'Aniein-M nitnh hittitie now!" the
umpire shouted luiidi j
And a gioat. wi.nitd -iliMi-e fell upon'
the tlirolibit. crowd. "j
''A'-h. ot a ni.uk'" la'.uthed Hindeh-j
btng. and sli-t a fa-t one in
T b u-nuin watched i: si.v.li'n(? .by ,
iih a sJiil-,iic jr 'i :i ' i
iuiK,-t eao.ie --I it'ht thiourh the!
pi.ov ":e ln'tcr U' g
Vid ail ihi' irtt'at padmnt in;; ind '
e. hoed to the era -b! j
in Vain t-i G. 't or4it fi.-'rd. is lhe i
stuml'ttst. 1 1 i ip tl nd reelcl '
Thnt mighty h.t was ;iiMr on. ud
p.. 'W.d down cmter i"ie'4i !
ni wln'r the wi! Iapidiiise Ws
h-.:nd fu-nt Wl-M':ii!(i!i tr Hotffe.
, It
Iv ) d KwnJ, ntwl Anier
' A Clearance Sale of a!! fall and winter m'erchandisLe. It a good
thing for you because you can buy quality merchandise at reduced '.. '
prices. This sale is a good thing for us because it gives us a chance '
to dispose of all winter stocks arid start the spring season with
bright new styles. Then to the extra value giving brings new cus
tomers to this store and helps to widen our circle of friends. .
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.J. .' IXTKIIKST TO WOMKN
: : :
A do.itbhouse for women has jimi
been completed in Sine; Sing prison.
The Kansas State' Federation of
Wonlcrfs Clubs has asked the legis
lature to appropriate $150,0110 for the
planting of memorial trees to the
Kansas soldiers.
Nampcel, a little commune in the
war-devnstod section of France, has
chosen Mme. d'F.vry as I.ady Mayor
ess, (he first woman in Franco to be
ing enormous from the crown land:
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William .K (ilaiUtom
Steel w'orks, shiphuildimr compan
ies and other colossal industrial enter
prises controlled hy Yone Su.iiki, the
''liettv (Jreen of Janan." are said to
hmv(l 1VH.UM war profits to Uie extent
$r0,0( 10,000.
For seventeen years Mrs. Mary Do-
mnrvst has been president of the
State bank in Prettv Prairie, Kas.,
and in nil that time, she says, thoUhorlly
llol-ibank has never had n loss, has nevcid;uiKltt
foreclosed
mortgage and has never
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unee iiunort-o unit iwcmy yoring
:''"" students of the University of
ntorna scrut.he.l floors, washed
dishes, cooked, and nt the imnnm-nt
risk of contracting disease, served as(HU the big college towns. We will
nurses in stemming the recent infiu
enza epidemic in lierkeley,
A elnssified ad will bnnf resnU's.
Farming
Wlicn yon arc lnnt in your corn cro-i do you
jilant Vvliolp cars I No! drain by irrain, bill by
liill, i is dropped until the entire field is planted.
A.s you raise corn, raise your dollars. Plant them
as yon get them, one 1: one, in an account with
us. Now 'is the planting; time I'm' your money
crop.
SOW NOW FOR THE DOLLMl HASVE8T.
Ni one rer regrets ha iig a linn!; tccount.
Tl'otis'aud-t regret let having mie. 1 opens' an
iifconnt w itli ns, ...
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La Grande National Bank
M ! Iaill
7?
YANK AMBASSADORS
Tub linuea Siaies entry into ine war. wmcn meant lor final
victory, tins opened Europe's eyes tn regard to our wonderful resources
and nation r.i no other event could have done. As a result of this,
American ninhnftHiiitors to powerful European countries are now being
received with Titmost consideration. This 1b a new picture of Ambassa
dor John W. Tunis and his wife, taken an they left tho American
embassy In London recently. Davis Is an appointee of President Wilson?
and has just taken up his duties. . He and Mrs. Davis are the center o
Interest at qycry appearance, ' " " '
TliltDK OK r.WllliY OF FOU.M-
Flt KKSIDF.NTH PI K OF I II'
The death of Kay rtrownton. his
wire and one h!ld, who until five
years apo were residents of I -a
Cratnle. have occurrtd recently at
their he-mo hi I'aso Hoblor, Calif, ae
eording tn word received by rela
tives here this week. The only ntetn-
hor or the titmlly- left is a baby girl,
who was ill. but who ts recovering.
Mrs, llrowivton died January lfith,
fter the death of the older
, and Mr. Uwwriton died
Jangary tMli. All wore victims 01
pneumonia, idiiow tug mi toenail, ju.
Urowiilon was a nephew of K.
ami Fr.ink Carp.-ntef. of this city.
; hin f f mejr. Close
fiuin niilitary back. All the go in
make them tin for you, lloyal Tailor
line, for JlS.oi) to for the
months of January and February. Call
and see them. The T-opgery. 1-J"-7t
Dollars
Ptrt S'.Irw
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IN: LION ROLES NOW
NOTICE TO CRKPITORS.
Notice is hereby Kive" that the un
dersipned has been duly ap7)ointed ad
ministratrix of the estate of John A.
Muivhison, deceased, by the county
court of the-state of. Oregon for Union
county. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby re
quired to present the same, with prop
jer vouchers, to the undersigned, at her
residence in Cove, Oregon, within six
months of the date hereof.
Dated, January 21st, 1!M9.
KI.SlK MUKCHISON,
Administratrix of the Kstate of
John A. Murchison, Deceased.
;H. E. DIXON,
I Attorney for Administratrix
di '21-'J f4-ll-1S
John A. Munhison, Deiensccl. i
I MM
"Dont.move, Daddy---yoa look so funny"
Daddy certainly dos look funny peering over his reading glasses every time hs
wants to s objecti more tKkn a few ftet away. Thousands of men and women
are in the game "fix." They, too, wear glasses for near vision only. "
, '': ' ,: THu INVIS.BLE BIFOCALS rr " ' f
iwnhiar !? AH and f'AR iiin m me t'M. Throush the lor i:irt you em rtid tlif smallest print:
lhrnui:h tl upprr )itt you can r di.iivt ohjrrtii ith equal clexrnr. Their surfacM are tliar. smw.lh
ami rtt-.fl. whith 4'iv- them pearanirf f beinf sincle-vision 'j:hiiis. 0 0 (
- R ftVI'lf (priioun.!l tri):-tiJ) render unnereiisarjF the rantinkal rrmoiin? nr yur qhis the
orei muiiii.- fiiini; with lo pairs. T'r k( ynr evea wi( in !' as itell as in -efnlP
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To know quality in
Sea Foods look for
the preferred stock
label.
You can buy a wide variety of Sea Delicacies un-
der this Pure Food Brand.
SALMON Richly flavored. '
.TUNA "The dainty of the deep.'
SHRIMP Froha the clean floor of the Gulf.
SARDINES From famous fishing grounds. -
All these, form but one of numerous groups of
Preferred Stock Label Foods available to every
housewife. .
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