Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1919)
iuLv, -v. ."'"-,fi--f; ;fV3fc s'--' vf- 0 I o o O Tf n;sDAY. FERRUARY fi iflin o I ' o y - '" """HrXXISH CUl ELTY CASES. j ; ; PHILADELPHIA, Feb. O-Strikingi examples of (Junih eruelty f smt-, lotal citizens towurd -.their animals I was njade public in the annual ripor' i oi the Pennsvyl.inia Societ for the Prevention of Crusty to 'Animals Numbered among the charges for at- rc.fls of beast torturers were: Pouring j turpentine o can and dogs and'sat- ' ting them afire: throwing t ! dogs from the elevated tracks; putting rubber baiids on horses' ears, nmking blind pigs by knocking out theireves slr&ing dogs on the head with ham mers, and burning cuts with torches. Tift MILLIOXAIKE K. P. Quite a considerable amount of poet ry has made its appearance as a re sult of the war and throwing of men into new environments.. A great deal of itperhaps almost all is, roughly hewn with, however, either Bound -,en timent or a valuable moral lying be- hind the lightly worded phrascu. One comes aciosa many such piec? in one's literary rnmbics, and h-." is a sample, handed in to the Obiervir with a request for publication: Here I am in the kitchen, Peeling a bucket; of spuds; . Wearing a dirty apron To cover my blue stride duds; , A hundred thousand in the bank ''Society Man," that's me. But because 1 was late at roll call 'J hey gave me a week's K. 1'. Pilt'ng here in the kitchen With sl-jp all over my jeans, Picking rocks and splinters Out of a barrel of beans. Mv thoughts have gone a wondering Of what I used to be, Uefcrc I miHscd the last post car And they gave me a week's K. P. Many the ni;hts I've squandered, '.)ing the Lar Room stunt, (lee! What a sissy I was, What n hopeless, helpless runt, Hut I was there wit h the g'ris, boys, They called me the Ladies' Irvn What would they say if they saw mc now Scrubbing a ftrcary pan ? The nie'-.s Sergeant is a slaver, lie giv-s a man no rest; The fist conk is avillian. Put I hate the second uist. . Yes, hoys, I enlisted 'To nnvcll awav to the wars. Put they froe me her.- in the kitchen 1 Icing my Company's chores. A week policing the kitchen, V'atihimr the biscuits brown. Me, who used to order Two thousand men around. 1 wonder what those two thousand would say Tf thev could see me now, Washing a hundred dishes Heady for the six o'clock chow? TVrf- months ago in the green-house, I held Anita's hand, Tlri her I had enlisted To fight for my nat vc land. She leaned her head on my shoulder, Said she'd be nroud of me .She'd be proud, all right, if she saw me now Doing a week's K. P. . Pumi.inK the slon in Hie hog can, Screbbii.K the kitchen floor, s-runinir th slimv muck pans. Till my hands are bleeding and sore; Fixinir the hasn lor supper, PuUititr ice in Ihe tea rrVhiild Parcivello Kputt, Society Man, that's me. One of Them. CHAMPION BED MAKER . ; New York Woman Kstahlislies Her Record us Worker In London. LONDON Feb. n.- "Chntnplon j - hed-m -k. r" is n title to winch Mis. Mulcum L. MacLeod of No. 124 East 2 i tli street. New York, a Y. M. C. A. worke.-, can make claim, if cham pioiif hlp exists wi.h medal-or purse for in one day she made up one hun dred beds in the Cosmo hotel, one of tho lioicls which !lio Red Triangle orKinialion oporatia in the Ilritisll capital Tor Ihe convenience of Amer icans In uniform. It was Mrs. Mac Leod's first d.iy on the job too. and possibly she has raised her record since then. Haste was needed ill preparing comfort ible beds for the cre.it niniili'M' of Americans on leave wb:i wore flocking to Er.cland for sii;ht-sc-liig. - Mis. MacLeod is a pioneer, being a cr.:iaddaii",hter of George M. Bert ram.' wiio died in 1T.4, led a p irty of S'tUI'-is from New York to the shores o. Lake Minn. -tonka. At piesent she lias the. niana-' 'm'nt and superivsl'tn of t!i" (.'.iiiihridee bouse on .Mon- . tatroo strc e'. just off r.ussel Siiuare. I o:o of Hi" principal bolels conduct-j oil by the Americ ;n V. M. C. A. for j men in the service. Mrs. MacLeod left New York two ilacs utter the armistice was signed ; anil w is in tl-4 last convoy of v..s-' s-i-l-i ,f - the w;ir. Alialy alio has; in ado .1 name for herself in the Lor,- j iloa art-:t. It may f t!" nni'iue record of , Mn M :.-!.e i-l tc ncliieve a marked j iucc. s in 1 - M- f- A wr-rk and then . n,-." on lor the pioneer woik all, wi'lh: a row -vc-ks. !t Is Ihe rlr-: nni-i.-'iici-s :!i ' in-ik.' it so Mrs..Mne-; Leod arr'i'-d here v.hcu.the leave vork r.i-1 ho-rf H'r '"rk were, tut j ),ig i.eius on the " V" proutain. j no - Va:i .-.ml A'li'd scldieis unn ; Stop YicfeVg Skin j Tl.Teis one safe, dependable treat Jol thi hijWure4 J' ihkt cleans-j. ar.d sooth?s the swn. i: ik annditivoitfw- wc, bx.ttie I of Zc w and .'.,.; U d .rctJl. fn vo5 vSi fir.l that Mff lOTW ind iintilar "v &:J: 6 'fff A lit:le m?the rcSetratjivt sHtr--fvkic liquid, is all that is needed, for it l-anuivs rr.crrt skin eruptions. m.-J iU v;i soft. OOfi 'f-i'- o o o I '"Monument to It Sr intorostlng to note in Uieso 'chircs the un mil in out tn the fiunUv Viiitrr tn Churth of SS. John uml Pti nl lit Venice. It Is l:ixurious work nia!o of dilTtTont i'oeious marbles 'fluih. the st'veineeuth contu tlin'i' central stntu:s ri'im-i twit (Itcs oC thu fat mi ly ai d wi!.' uf one of tlii'iii in p phtih'-s t:nl exajrircraij'tl altltiu In i n ilrajiery lorms tin; back.M tbc v;vne nmi Is curved in a p ye ".!(!.;' mi;rik, I nltUl with sj iriif supimrud liy tupals, vvb linuii'ti-s' coUntnis are in Airi 'l"r.e vbo!i work shows tb? Dusness in" iliat period of the r ihh'i was at Hm saMiniit of us ima-v kh. lichne.ss, 'jut b:id lost forever tJiu i mpiici: y oC eustmns and the lu'Ut and modesty wldrb clnivuetenzeu Uie ANOTHER MOrJOMtNT IN fHc --o-''"S7iil u .. ... CATHE.DRAL OF SS.JOI N AND PA L cfe 'V' ' - '"-;'," v TX COr.MEMORATING PAMILVOFTWO Tyf f 1 a 1 ' i I l " . DOGES VALUER, REPRESENT HG THE CAS jll ' ' -K ft j PERIOD OF PECADtNKTt IN VENETlANrSi-N H V' il "T ? 4 1 piisp ceiiluries. All tins is well repee sented by tbe inonuim nts Loecmo -and Vendriuain. Like all "ther great nations Venice bad arrived at that, people to neglect the interest uud Uie inoeuciit of hT history w'w-n the en- randuer of the state. Tins brought )o uicti? tf life mid (tf .at wealfh . nbvc thu ilecudeiiee of the republic tvquirud uf'er a streinaiuji period of! The second p'eiuie shows, us on Ihe ini'iiiiK and conquering bruuh her inomnneiii of Mocenl'1. Ihe place liit. Hailoi-H wore pouring Into London literally by the thousands cvmv hour or ho. llundreur. were Ininlud ill Ihe 1-w courts ;i:'.d seores voie homeless. The Amorlciin "Y" b ujjht mid Ie;.Hed nn.ro hotels vil; which to piovide U. H,' fivhli). r? in:;:! I price. Anion those holds' waa .tlie I Cnnihridfio house. Cburlw O. Hrooks, of Des Moines, wit, llu. ''Y" secretary in ch uce when il:i. M; Leod arrived iu Lovdt-n- Mrs. Jlae- Leod was fiist . ns?i;.'ned to the Cosmo hotel. I VI lilt IS 11 WtlTt IIVI .lUIfll.T IU ! ...k !..,! Il.,.r iw.mlm,,,.,! Mrs Mae. I Leod for the CambrldB. house when tho "flu" attacked Secretary Lrooks. At any rate she went thure In charco f i,.l .,n h l,.l.n ill land causht ou immediately. AI-! though a "rookie" -Mrs. MacLe-.id is parrylni; on like a vet, and that Is why the Y. M. 0. A. Is seriously con- rderlnf he'- ainbttion ti pionoer In frit n -wfiMM AiEllil P s in I lir 4,tilk M k I ;J;;k;; i' , J. ! :j ;f,. !!!! !; Zvh 4 Afe1,liljJj i i,Ml M1 -T7T f Trusty 1 BEFORE t, v l , " ELI . " I- tf " ' f e llTT "G ' 1 H UTcnr i v a u ' v O U LNT i vi J t . , if ji ; x , iKlt- COVt.KV.Dj I.' . . ... r". J. i t ' " '"' ' - , ,.-. ...... . ij : I -, ' 1 ' h I 1 I 1 distant lands. jliailroad "Y'r" United States Nation- All's. .MacLeod w is bom In Minne- al Hank. wkly 2t d 2-6-4t iipolis. .Minn, the calibtor of Mr.! and Mrs. WHiiam Pi. .'nee. Shi lias! FAtlM FOR SALE explored North America from Lalira-i rviO-nere ranch in patter county for dor soiiili. sale. All lev d land; :I00 acres under .One measnro of Mrs. . 3Ji'.Li-cod's success is her po.soaal ii 'puhirity ' !" tho'olllerai..i aall..r ijmi ut the (..rtiiiorit.'-ie I'.rntst' us i : tit iv U by tli'j i.'hi i.iMi:;is ,pift of a walrus 'writ in?: ?-.)t with Queen's ;0va Kl:itoue.y wlii-.'ii thy m;:de her. j NOW IS THE TI.VI 'i ..!... ,. ti.,. ,t II. il ,,rd Krla hb"- C""" r Ad;UB 1nml, l ir' ,js , ycr' 8al'!"r' ;" - - , IIIUAI- 1.1'Jllir.ll We are off el Our, fo;- s:d cheap lumber. lAf o two-inch plank j and dimension, anj a liinitcd amount of finish. A roiiWtcr.t n.c.r. in chai'ire at yard on si r.'f' nr the1 i limine i'"1 ': i1- every man game enough to make a bee line for a tidy red tin and a jimmy pipe old or ne.w I Gt it straight that what you've hankered for in pipe or cignreue-njakin's smokes you'll fipd aplenty in P. A. That's because A. has the quality! You can't any more make Prince Albert bite Jronr tongue or parch your throat than you can make a horse drink when he's off the water I Bite and parch are cut outtiy our exclusive patented You just lay back l!?:e a regular fellow and puff to beat (thecasal and ponder why ia samhill you didn't nail a Section in the P. A. smokepastureGionger than ytw care to remember'tackl S sb Buy Princm Alhtrt evtrjtchur tolaeeo U nlt. Toppy red kag tidy red fru, handMomfm d and half fytLt'd tiAJhumidtinana m-that clivr, praclw 1 pound cryataljflaat humidor with tpotiqm fnofnr top thut kitpt tha fo)Qco in tuch perfect condition, R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winton-Salem, N. C , - o - . o " 0 c o CO o o T.V ORAXDTg EYEXTyfl OBSERVER. n - yavea iU'tif by the spllnier of the tiomb on tin basement entered with Hacks, while the work ( if 'protection hud not yet becii exten ileci tp the wholo mouth llleltt. I i . cultivation; 2r'.) acres seeded to tall rain. Good neven-room house, barns, P-jnml all necessary outbuilding on the place; crood witl and yimlmill. 'Place all fenced witlufour Itrands of wire, and cross banIs. Loifited throe miles from town, on cot'lntyroad. Must sell at once; have t ao nany other inter- sts. Itc.nstmabi A cash navment and t - balance on crop 'payments acceptable. (! AP!''y "Y," -rare (Jbserver, La Grande. adv. 1-31-dt . Developing anil printinir promptly!' done the day rec riyed at Silverthorn'a lot of.liodak departmenrty 2-B-:tt fAMILY D Ua STORE im1' TALK about smokes, Prince Albert is geared to a joyhandout standard that just lavishes smokehappiness on ' process! The Otervers IX.UI S.VLH MKcetUuwiw SALS . OR TKAPK-i-CoodPOUNI) lied spotted stee vhat farm, auout uuo acres, In croiL t:ik l.u (irand prop erty la pait or full yaymont. Ap ply at once. Den liatty.'llot I.nko. VOt SAUK Good baled wheat ft tow, $U a ton delivered; one week only. Phone IJ. XOii. 2-t-0tp fOR SALK i?Valj ranch, in the vul It'.N'i adjviiHg,ym'd which can be rtnted on cropmres. Apply Uu server of a-4-at .''OK SALK Xt a bargain one Hud ' kuii Sr.r :;V, &ne Oldsmobile, 1 Vvlie six, two V'lrds. on Kco. La Grande GaragV (.'has. Met rary, Prop. . 2-3-41 p'OH SALE pcr svttivn -White Leghorn eggs, (I lu in scHiK. Mrs. John Grande. 3- 1-titp Shnw, L EGGS FOR HATCHING From puro bjrwl Huff Wyandottea. Priia win ners. HeavyAlnyers. Choico table fowls. IVo lVf Kfra $2 and $1 pr settinjf. h H. .Aldrich, 707 Fourth street. l-20V2.lt FOR SA.LK tlhat monumont you want- for iVaowtlion day Is ready for immediate llt'livery. B..M. M. & G. Co., -lfiHBti avenuo. 1-17-tf the wales Adding ' machine COMPANY waXts.ii hiirh class, part timo r('shlent aiVn to handle local torritory and Asaph branch, on eommission basiA I 'Hatd qualifica tions. Address, lA. Fisher, Mr,, M8 Alaska Hid','., Seattle, Wash. 2-1-71. !jI5D-4IlT Corsets i II I SI I! i jj Why Look Older Than Yu Are? It in antohiflhinK how many women throiih luik of atten tion are wearing cornets that give a morel mature appear ance to the figare tlan it ahould have and coiiHeijuetjtly they aji pear to be five or ti'n yeam old tr than they arV. I It is posHibleU readily Im prove (hat condilMn if you will come to our corset department and get a trial fitting of the iMODAKT front lucid comet. See for yournelf Ihe youthful and graceful linen thitt famouft cornet will give you. No expense to you do not buy unh'HH there in a de cided improvement then . you should. PAULINE LEDERLE 1 n i i t. !! fi SOLD by DRLCIiiMS tyiUYMk Butltr Wrappers rlntco at. tin- Ohsi-rviydeitiiiij v.ni biii.y re Ol-f-vvr-r offic-i' ull SEEEi La Grande Mattress Shop. And Weaving VcrUs Mattr;ss IlakiHg atul Repairing, s'thcr Mat tifci.'ics Mudc, Feather Renovatiu;,', Carpet and Tluff Rug Weaving. All V'nrk.f alltd for and Iklivi-n-d ( HAS, LIIWAHIIS, Prop. ONE LI.O'.X i;A.S'r OK I'LOUIt MILL rii.jNIi i:HI i:i2 r::::::z: The ''oo'ln that haws made our hu r-ine-n a success and enisled jia to guarantee them to jotf are ! Charter Oak RaW-i, PateSt Heaters, Whii? Sewing Machinefe, trig Hafsion TsJ-iltrcir. Sin; ,mons Beds, iCenny Rom Spring, Smitfe 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 !i iii 1 1 ;: Furniture Exchange ! i KUtjANU JliKFEl!) I'lK i.N E fe A'Ji 1-4 SS B-t l'rir (ft Used lmiture, or 99 A S...--a. ' ' - vy.Q.....; o o o 0 Classified Ads. IS i ; LOST AND KOUNU hramkdi J on left sfiouhler, Kur mark crop,) .wallow fo', f iderbit in right earl II, W. ParkSummorvilip. 2-3-5tl LOST 2-year-old li;ht Rw.no heifer, branded conjoint K L on left shoul der, lower crop out of left ear. No tify W. K. Lindsay, Cox21ii, La Grande, Ore. . '. 2-1-Utp Wilt IthXT FOR RFA'T- hed housekecp lilack 8.11. 2-ltf iilg (ovnik RKNT-Vi-e n: je. l(.u2'J,?Silh FOR oin modern cot- tKi 'Sixlh St. tliil lie.1 2-4tf FOR RENT V'.ora room, steam heat ed, pood locafVnifor grocery or oth er businraaA Vap rent and Ions lese to rlivht rty. 11. C. Lawyer, DarJam! hotel. V 2-1-tf FOR RENT ThV'o hrtisekcepint rooms close in. Vuruiture for sale cheap. Kent vern asonable. Pri vate bath. VPhunc Xniu 701. 2-1-t FOR mSNT FiO nlshed rooms Phono Rod 3171. 11-2'J-lf. FOR RENT N r-osey rooms from Adams. Phono : 1-1S-I.1 $13 up. 1 llllilOJ. L't'' CI' I 1 r4:4f: II.. i-7 . v.-,.-'-'.'- !!CJ1HV s superior to S any other front lime corset, Sj for without the HyrUZdr I features aio nurse t. can pos- J sibly lie Vu.stias good. It Si contains tile mhstor touch of scientific cejiiiiti'iietion. You do nt sacrifice com fort for sty! A ai ill you do not sacrifice styV for comfort when 3'ou wer A comiilete line always on 'hand, iiviced at !ra.50 up, S Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Phone Tied :vm Jles.l7(C Oa!; Street. VIIattTl.-:.'J'JI!ttJ:;ii:!3 CKICHE5TER S PILLS . '. I I I I I I in h v r IHuui.-i ' J A kilj T,L . olh. r. II ., of ...or v ! 1 Vr lf a.. f., mi. i if. .-rr:itv l I C IF llMiii oitsu ,-ti.i ,, , ., M "o FIVE Professional Directory ATTORNEYS COCHRAN fe EBEKH&BD Owm . , , tty?;1 U Glnd' NaRon41 B"k ""g- . R. J. GRKEN, Attorned at Law Practica in all '.a'Ve and federal , courts. Office La Grande National Bank lliftlding. CRAWrOHD EAKIN T. H. Craw ford and Robert 8. F.atm, Uor noyi a law. Practice In all the nourta of the atate and tha United Btatea. Office, Weat.-JacobOD Btdg., cootua La Grauda, Oregon. 'altCIIITEOTB B. MH.LKR -Architect, room 17, . New foloy Bldg. Phoo Bed 1S71. 1'IAXO Tl XKIt. JAS. M. IVALY Piano Tuner. Kef- ' erences, Mrs. G. S. Pirnie, Mrs. R. J. Green, Misa Miller. Phone Mrs. R. J. Kitchen for appointment. "Will be in Iji Grande in May. 2-l-lm,p OSTKOPATIIIC. 1K. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopathic Physician Spttciulixinp; in diseases of women and children. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 0 p. m., and by ap pointment, rhonea Office Red 17(11, residence, illack 12111. 37 Now Foley .building.' , VKTHllIKAItT OR. fT. W. WLEY CrAdimte Voter- lnrlnn. Hospital, 1400 Mad '.son A. State Dtnillnn Inspector and Innoctor of ntbcfr for Bhtpment Home indepiiodent Phono, Black 41: FNrmer Co-npertlTe Phone, Main 111. KIU'CATIONAL flKMEMUKfl 0OOD1NO COLLKQH, G oodl n k, Idaho, Pratluil lumi nous coui'Hea, . review subjects, rettular eolloKO work and snm mor schoul. 12-19-tf Fraternal Directory. VOODMEN OF" TTTK WORLD La Qroude Camv No. 169 meets every first and third Monday at Eagles Hall, All visiting neighbors wul ctimc. . Dura payable at the office of the clerk, New Foley Bldg., 9 in., to S p. m. J. J. MFJItCniaON, 0. C R, J. KITCHEN, Clsik iODKHN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Urando Camp No, 7703 moeus od the first and third Thursday vealom of tach month In the K. of P. Hal). Visiting nolghbora welcgme ly, J. MONFIALL, V. C. W. P. ASHMAN, Clork X B. B. Hope Chapter No. IS, O. E. 8. holds stated communications tho second and fourth Wednesday of each u.onth. Visiting membora cor dially wolcomed. HADIB JO. OIVEN, W. M. UARV A. WARNlCK.Bee. R. of L. or Security ML Emily Council, No. 246, moots the second and fourth Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Eagle halL Visiting nemhers are welcome. AIIE HAHltm. Pin'l. Beo. J. K. 1'ITZOERALD. Pres. V K. ft A. M. La Orande Lodge No. 41, A. F. A At M. holds regular niuotliigs I rut and third Saturday at 7:3(1 p. in, Cord'al welcome to . all Masous. ROBERT 8. EAKIN, W. M. A. C. WiLLIAMM, Sec. F. O. KACLKS, A ERIK NO. 2H9. Meet ovory l-'riday niirht, at Eagles Hall. Viaitlng members wolcome. .. LILLY, W. I. A. J. LAMM, Stc. Hi:EltAHH Crystal I.oflut Ho. 80 nioetB every TuoHdiiy oVHtilng In the I. O. 0. F Hall. All visiting mem bers are Invltod to nttend. ROSA GLAS.I. ('r. LUCIA HALEY, Roc. IVc. L. O. O. M. Is Rranne l.oarjo No. S5I), Loynl Oilr of Moone holds nt!uiffr itiL'otltti- every Wcdnouduy ulaht at M p. m. In fale Tiall ni.-xt to Kllrs' IlldK, ou WashliiKtnn Ave. Vlnltois nlways wolconid. Hues pay able at Young's Bweots. W. 0. HANSEN', Die. HARK Y 8WART, 80c. 8. P. O. E. ELKS, La Ornode Loose No. 43:1. Lodge ments each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. Home and rhih privileges cheerfully ex tended to all Urothnr blks. ' . . R. J.GrtCEN, F.'ialtcd E'.ulcr. A. B. C Ul.lt It Y. " icreiry. HOYAL NB1CUB011 Iris Camp" meets aveiySHond l"rlclay after n?ooind every fourth rVlday even- Inc. every month in K. 1'. hall. All I visiting iiiAinh4ira coi-illilly wlcoia HENRIETTA OHAI.ST, Oracle j MAY L. WEST, Krdr. . NIGHTS OP llTlinAW- Sl'ui Oioi night in Cunt Id ll.ilKrf. nr H. hall) A PythtiB clcuuie to .9 visiting J: L. slOnEHTSO.N. C 0. PEULE CREEK. K. of K. 8. " u 6 cla.Mi;icd aj w.ll liriot; rvau'U. o o o oo o o , o o
