La Grande evening observer., January 30, 1919, Image 4

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LA flUANftE KVENTiSTd OBSERVER
U GRANOEi EVENING OBSERVER
(quires an industrial army nPitrf buck. 1
III' it were possibly to rally millions
An Iiifleiwoilfiiii JKwvMMipcr j;UMianilOi0 fifht again, where is th
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Grande, Oregon, by I. a Grande Lvon- ,, i '
ing Observer PukjUing Coftpny. tranaportatlnyst..m to convey a.i.l
I)RU0CK DFJNNIR. Publisher. !p.'v'" fli'jt.unny? wW. th.,
w o finnneml system to support it? Ku.v 4
Entered at the I'ustoff lee at La Grande j sio ig ,,.,u,.l.( l(, , conoInjt. , l,aos. rus. ; ,
Oregon, 11 Soeon.l Class Moil Mutter. . .... ,, , , Jll I
' afr ?! jhian.s ill minions now would l,e form-
AMes all Communications to il.. mobs, iwaimble of iiA-res-ion
ine wi.sen.-er, inu oixtn ireet. ,.,,,:, Pilu..i .,.,, .vuheri..
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l.ity anil (immy Official Paper.
Evening Tdeprnph Report of United
Press Association.
Un Sule in Other tjitie Oilmen Hotel
News Stand, Portland; Imperial News
Blond, Portland: Multnomah Hotel
News Stand, Portland, Oregon.
sunscniPTioN bates
By Car.rrer
Daily, per month fiTit
Daily, per three months $1.95
Daily, per six months In advance $3.75
Daily, pee year i.r advance 17.50
Daily, single copy ....5c
IJy Mai)
Daily, per year in advance S5.00
Daily, per six months In advance $2.50
(hilly, three months n pilvunce. .11.25
)nily, per month GOc
The Saturday Evening Ormarver, by
mnil, per year in advance SI. 00
Weekly Ohserver-Stnr. by mail, per
year In advance $1.30
way. The allien may Invade Jtussin,
when they can get around to it rV
tr shoot do.-n the unfiled natives, hut, , .
to feed an- Hie. them nnd K,t their ! ,JOSM ,M- ',
. .. 1 The weather inpainH "fine us Bilk.
""" " "' iliriKtit, sunshiny clay and meliorate
Highly aid enjoyed in this vii inity.
, .His. II. Unulke lu In l.a (Irunde
,'thls week atlondiiiK a business inoei
Itik of the l.a Gr.in-o chapter of Hie
, ' Aiueiican Hod Cru:w, of which the
draft dodger who hid behind J";' ''ranch la a nail. Mre (iaiilko
Neither Escape Nor Sympa
thy for Draft Dodger.
The
7 Cwintry T' of Th, S-l Land
Dr. Hall's Removal Is a Loss
to La Grande.
Home Letter No Less Need
ed Now Than Ever.
The boys in the American nrmy of
occupation are already tired of their
job. The defeated Germans are not
interesting no defeated German evei'lfiom this city is a matter of deep re
in and there is none of the atinrului !Klet to every citizen for the doctor
matrimony 10 escape war service i..A OI),r ,)rslIlc,,eB ,.,, xlia,ies
not going to be able to break his are 'supposed to have a representa-
niatrimonial ties easily, now that he tive at this meeting.
no longer needs their protection, j Chas. II. .Miller was up from l.a
The courts will deal severely with Grande last week mi business.
ali young people who attempt to es-( John and Hoe Turnbow of Lostlne
cape from the contracts they entered ,m" tHwn
Arthur jColliiiHworlh has 011 uuht"
into so lightly. , r . , . .
. .7 , , 'the Improvement fever and Ih uiak-
Probably many a young couple by ,n), )(, hn)
'OveuieiHS In and around
now are learning in repentance and , f,U1C. ioro. Kev p:1i nn(
tears that any battle of the war was paper are ill evidence and a better
mild beside the buttle for existence j arrangement of the office and em-
when complicated by ill-judge I al'i-p'nlmlng rooms Is being made. Mr.
anccs. They will have to learn, ust mime
,.11 l,li,.. ,1,, t ,ii,.hri their '"" enallges to moot ins ever 111
SALE" ENDS SAT
URDAY, FEBEW,
ARY 1
fni iJ 1 1 a n jrTii IS L Om T'i
SALE ENDS SAT
URDAY, FEBRU-
' ARY 1 '
24th Annual Gl
Sale
Iuty faithfully, whether it bo con-
f,'et'ial or not.
Certainly little sympathy wili bo
felt by the public, and none should be
shown by the courts, for the. vownrd
who hid behind n woman's skirtt, o:
for the woman who permitted it.
That Dr.
determined
M. K. Hall should have
to remove permanently
of excitement or of victory unwon Ui
make army lifo tolerable.
There is no way in which such a
condition enn bo avoided. Of course,
every effort will be made by officers
mid relief orfrnntzutioriH to keep the
men interested and liuppy, but the
homo folks aro already reeeiviiiR let
to a full of the soldier's weariness, at
inactivity, his longing to bo home.
Ho'vevcr much sympathy mpy bn
felt for the boy who must stay, it
must not go into the answering let
ters from home in uny weakening
terms. At no time since our boys en
tered the service bus the content of
the homo letter been so vital.
Jherc is j,CU)ttHue..Jiutwccn dirt
content1 and dishonor. In order that
the boy may tay on the safe sido
of the line and perform his full duty
well, the homp letter mimt be interest
ing, must be cheerful, free from eilh
er mawkish nympathy which shall
muke bim sorry for himself and from
detailed account of family distresses
which may temnt bini to desert.
Parting with sons and husbandi;
was agony when they went away to
the danger of active service; but t
every one of 1hi,in the going was
made easier by the tang of adventure.
Now, to the boy bored with static
duty, homo is place of infinite va
riety, of freedom and opportunity.
Just a word might tempt him to come
back to it lit fore his time. It will
take a finer courage to withhold that
word perhaps than it took to speak
the one which sent the soldier on hi.-
way. but it must be withheld. Hotter
cicnth, than life without honor. HeUev
the almost intolerable boredom of bar
racks life than the truly intolerable
ptigmn of desertion or Insubordination.
Such letters only should be written
ns will help n boy to hold on, and then
the public should insist that these let
tcr have safe passage and good de
livery, flood faith demands it.
eroashiK business.
A. C. Hunt of La Grande Is reg
istered at tho Jennings.
Miss Gladys Spnmue has nreepted
a position as clerk In the Sweet shop.
Wade Silver of .Enterprise wan In
Joseph Monday looking after bual
iichs affairs.
C. E, Coins of Portland was in
town for a short tiuio thU week.
U. D. Muxon,, president of the
Western Fanjuhar Machine Company
was in Joseph the first of the week.
Berg. CIihr. L. Kolsay, of Seattle,
wiio lias been stationed at Camp
Mead. Md arrived lust week and
jls visiting his sister, Mrs. L. I Up
land, and his aunt', Mrs. Mnllle Mays.
The Ii &. W Implement company
are having a new shed built to re
and his excellent family are very
much a part of this community.
(Something like eighteen years agoiPlllPG tIle one which was destroyed by
he came here and began work in his!
profossion. Aside from building a!
large pi He tire and taking his place
as one of the leading physicians und
surgcona he has been active in civic
and sociul matters.
Dr. Hull is looked to for opinion
nnd advice in nffairs of life. Mrs.
Hull nnd two daughters. Miss Con
stance and Miss (iwendolyn, are very
popular and dearly loved by the people
here.
'While regretting very much their
decision to have Lu (irande people
hero join The Observer in wishing
for them that succoks and happiness
the recent wind. Tho roof of the
Kerr G If ford -wnro houno, which was
also dumuKed, Is now repaired,
"Kelly". Hartshorn left Wednes
day for Portland, whero ha expects to
spend tho rest of tho winter.
W. W. Morrlam, a Portland calen
dar nian was In town several days
the first of the week
earance
' . Half Price
Your chance of any Ladies coat, suit, or dress. '.None reserved
One Half price
One lot of coats and dresses,, values to $27.50, your choice $6.90
Our regular lower than elsewhere prices reduced in
every department.
week," mused lllanche, waiting for the I
train by which her lover was to arrive.
T. M. C. A.
'tir:n i tin. . I
..... .,etay, lep.oacniuuy: wnyiaiKfe Educational Departinent. Short
er mercenary things? Sordid girl!, hand and typewriting. Day classes,
arms:' will no say jealously: 'Can
not spare you! I want you all to my
self! It will bo the crowning juy of
my life to take you and shield you
from toil and care and worry and
situations!' Will he soy rapturously:
'Situation! Hush, beloved!--' '
A whistle, a puff of smoke, and
the train arrived.
"Augustus, dear, I have secured a
situation at two pounds u week!" suid
Blanche thrillingly
. 'lHm!'' said AuVstus. ''Is it per
manent? If so, we'll got married."
THE POWKROF A LAUGH
The people we laup i with have a
hold on us which no tody else pos
sesses. Laughter is the best cement
of humnn relationship. It is a bond
between you and your children if they
always come to you to have you lauph
The old school hcuse on College i win them. It your wife, or your hus
Htreet is being repilred to accommo-, band, or your business partner, knows
date several of the Riades. It was! that you will try to see the funny side
last used about 1010. of things that go wrong -nnd there
There Is practically no snow on i always is a funny side except in actual
in their Portland home which they are
the ground
out.
In this vicinity at proa-
tragedy it is the end of fear between
you. If there is gaiety and good hu
mnr in a household the very servants
respond to it. ou simply cannot
Bolshevik Nightmare
World Domination.
of
That Swiss pr"essor who came
back from Husniu with the horrific
yum about Trot.ky's plans of con
quest must be either a lUilshevik con
vert or a vodka victim.
Accord! ng to this Pro f. Phn ! i ppt
Jeafwret, the Russian '"Ked.s" now
havt J.OOO.OOO troops mulching on
Poland, Germany and Austria, und
i-re rtivinir n imiy of fi.OOO.OO1 mn
htm irrep ovfr western !uio and
crush "Hourgeois Prancr and Kng-;
1'tnd. He present Herr Trotxky, nliar ,
raunstcin, in a new roU, as an Ale-!
aniler aapinhg to comTier the world
f r Bolshevism.
The Kolehevist mennc is prions
ei.cun, gootlness knows. Rut its ways
art not the ways' of AUy,andir and
Caesar. HHW'h ha its hpoeuMrnl or
loii.ttk leaders wnuH fn'kl 'py thoe
abundantly
enjoy.
entitled to receive
llutter' has hit the toboggan anil
other things will follow. The man
who believes prent nt comfit ions can
liltST MKTIIODIST W. M. f
Tho Woman's MlHtdonary Society : laugh and quarrel at the same timy.
i,,,u at the homo of Mrs. H. K. Dixon
INtO Scoiid street. Friday nfier- .
noon at AM are Invited. McCall s patterns, complete stock
10:00 a. m. to 3:30 p. m; Night
classes 7:30 p, in. to 0:30 p. m.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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On Improved real property lu J
ajnion county. No delays. Current a
ates. La Grande lnvestmont Co. j
l-2fl-5tli
ACQUIRING A
PERFECT FIGURE
B. T; U.
Stands for
BRITISH THERMAL UNITS
The standard measurement of lieat used by beat
ing engineers in working out house-heating problems.
BUT
have to stup frowning if you j
smile. I he American .Magazine.
why worry about formulas? Leave them to us.
We are Heating and Ventilating Engineers,
and design and install any and all kinds of heating
and. ventilating plants in accordance with sj-ien-tific
and up-to-date methods.
Do you wish a new beating plant in your residence,
store or office, or are you having trouble with your
present plant?
SEE US ABOUT IT
ANDERSON BROS.
Ehone Red 3631 No. 8 Depot St.
mm
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m:;m
to select from, at the Golden Uule.
GR ASPING THIC SITPATIOX. I Saturday is the h:r,t dry. M10-2t
"What will Augustus say when I!
last for long is possessed of n queer. .Ml him I have secured a situation in I Arcade Friday nnd Saturday, "The;
intellect. tbe j)ens;ons' office at two pmnds a ' Hun Within.'" l-20-.t ;
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Have you looked at your New Year
resolutions lately ?
RED CROSS WORK
WILL CONTINUE
9 ;iganda lies (instigntrd by
n nrwl raciatclial ).
(Conlinupd from .page 1)
bianch and there also the Red Cross
room will quitely likely be converted
to a community center.
At Kuterpnse there has "been much
work done and so there has been in
Joseph. . Itoih of these towns have
bet-n reasonably free from the prevail
ing dihcaac and therefore the local iiid
necessary in other places has not been!
so essential in these points. j
1 The assembly resolved last night !
to continue the work of the world's!
greatest mother the -lied Crossin '
every way that is needed by starving J
Kurope ami home folks as well and j
not to slacken in the least the efforts!
Li aid and assist suffering humanity'
K. K. Kiddle, chairman of the mem
bership commit toe, made his report,
showing remarkable gains in Cnion ;
county. 1 his is due to the war chest;
taking care of Kcd Cross mcmher-j
ships and plact s Cnion county in a j
record breaking position when com-J
pared with counties that were not so
fortunate as to haw a war chest.
Treasurer T. J. Scrog'gin expressed
his plcasut e at having, been aide to
assi.st the Ked Cross since its organi
sation. He reviewed the days wheij
Ked 'Cross money was not plentiful,
whrn it was necessary to have funds
in order to run an.l told of the cluvksi
that came piling in upon him when!
there was no funds. Hut Mr. Scrog i
gin had faith in the people and did
not m;n k tht'se checks ''not paid for''
want of funds. whirh would hae been,
the old fashioned .cnld -blooded bank-;
ing way of years ago, but he paid the i
checks and trusted to his faith inj
Union and Wallowa county people for'
reimhui seinent, v:is taking no
chances." said Mr. Seroj;gin, ''but at J
that time- t.be Ked Cfoss needed ready
i-n'on-'V and it a a pleasure for me to.
fund
Farming Dollars
When you are planting your corn crop do you
plant whule ears? No! (train by grain, hill by
hill, it is dropped until the entire field is planted.
As you raiser corn, raise your dollars. Plant them
as you get them, one by one, in an account with
us. Now is the planting time for your money
crop.
SOW NOW FOR THE DOLLAR HARVEST.
ank account.
$1 opens an
No one ever regret:
Thousands regret no
account with us.
having a 1
having one,
La Grande National Bank
Mrmhar rraerat Kferv SyaUn
La Grande Mattress Shop
And Weaving Works
Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat
tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet . and
Fluff Rug Weaving.
All Wsrk Called for and Delivered CHAS, EDWARDS, Prop:
ONE BLOCK EAST OF FLOUR MILL PHONE RED 132
Most women who have perfect
figures did not have thorn orig
inally. They have acquired them.
A woman gradually takes the
shape of her corset so the corset
produced by the most artistic
designer is the right one to wear"
to &ecure a perfect figure.
ODTRT (9CRSBTS
Frortt Laced
are most symmetrically and ar
tistically designed. They are
comfortable, stylish and grad
ually mold the figure into those
beautiful lines thht every wo
man admires and desires.
PAULINE.
LEPERLE
i MIIIW'i
lUCKHECHT
Pax. Gr"F.
ARMY SHOE
I, .
VC'hrn you walk into a uVpcndjMe j !
hoe store and ak for a pair ot !Jm
Put Kiii:t:nT Army Shoes, you Fm
i be i
q J'tfttt ir' tains. It nioves by stcal-
Jt ngnis nut witn guns, hut with ptop-
i." tny do my part in advancing thoc
i until the membership cornfii.1t
As for geit a i my. tttjit Is nhsurd jreplenish th.- treasury."
the face -if it. Nhim les than! I'-e'H rrtljourmnont
ee eoiili!
Id '
Tbt thU Army Shoe b up
t- standtm that it u
mVW bv workmen who
bv tumrdout moretlua
two.ixxi Arnw S?io tinder
Vttprrt uiptrvukm nd tlut
tt ts Kitktnl bv m rrvord oi" mow thA ffy
jrvars of honnt siue manutV-tumif
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nn nrmy vf S.lMi0fi'0l'3!:,i Vim
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f.Kfc fi' oil rrttiitrrrj tn&e 1
fcHtX'MT rt.imvd on th lc ot'rvrry
Ml tor ctfr mutual pnj(csi.ii.
il w;i
,lip,.lt!to
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i t. dnift (.jit-ei:Vition-
il-,'' :iks' I, ..lire for t!n
:ilmi-nlfi)i?..JiJr ilu-
i,l
There's just one thing
to rememher ask for
the BucKHcafT Army
Shoe by name and te
surt thjt you jff ii.
Tlicn - you will appre
ciate why it i worn by
thousands ot ' ,
Office Klra
Attorney
Phvwciut.
tvunter.
'anj cthrrs rP. rltvwalk of lift.
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of ,tf not ol.:.ii)';i!il.' from vour .lealr
iiv nnm nndfo or.ler .I'leet.!
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$8.06j(r$7.a0
It Pays
To
Read
Advertisements
lOU'VE often fceaurd Ute "saying, "It pays to advertise." That
is trua. ABd it lso pays to read advertisements pays you.
Xf you read advrtiBitata eoneistently for any length of
tim yoti will arae tit thU statement is also true.
IT PAYS TOD 1 MOET SAVED. ThSre are many eal I
bargains otterea rrosi time to tim in tne avertisements appear
ing in this paper. Watch for thea. .
r llT PAYS ' YOU IN '6ATISFACTIOJT. When I merchant
sks yquto come to his store he obligates himself to sell you qual
ity goods ," as advertised." r You have a right to; expect satisfac
tion, from what you buy and you get it. 9
" f IT PAYS YOTJ I JtTIME SAVED. When fs-i know esact-
ly what yftit wS'at to buy and where'you want to Imy it, ycu don't
"have to "look arouud" aad wast$ tin finding it. 6
Don't YOU war.t t saye money and time? Wouldn't you liks
o be su?e of, tting satisfacoryGecsvicend quality goods every
time yoifvo a fO-ire? Theif read the advei.iements an'petroiv
ize tlid storcj 'hicbecan serv you beift.
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