La Grande evening observer., February 11, 1919, Image 4

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uiinuuL liiiiiiiu uuvgii 1 "qj Jfty w
An Jn.lain-fl.lPnt Nt'WHpHMr0 i. Ku&ven ,.r thin ft I Ik- overlooked
Daily and Oeekly P L4' "''w,,he1 m"'st ''''''"'K'" thi to
oGrand.o Oregon, by La Grand. Even-;"" '""' ,"ul,"r "
Ing Ob-ervr-r p.ililiahie? Company. ,lht' " 1 tll:" f'-'voll fit di.l not
BUtif'E Di:NMS. Pnl.llnher. reaeh the dignity f a triki- a
KuSri .riTlWfk-. at La mnd . :r.uitl ly a bwvk of ronetrad..
Oregon, a S.M-oml Hium Mall Mutter. ' wna re "'H'Val.zed rllntens
iaiiil thfir woil;, up to a .-(nam point
Address alj Communications lo
Tho Observer, 1710 Sixth Str.-t.
jwan r.irled and abetted by American
f workmen who tiM'Aved themselves to
Ofy and County Official Paper. 'hn .i,,,,,,.,) into the revolt. That is
KvenuiK Telegraph Heport of United .indeed disrolirairiiii;.
Vrrm Ami-inlinn. I The little K'l'in of romt'HV left i-
On Sale in lith.-r Citieii Oregon Hotel the f""t that them Is now a irrowinK
News Stand, Tertland; Imperial 'News jd'"t'Hiti"ii to repudiate the attempt
Stand, Portland; Multnomah Hotel cd revolt by the, most of the labor or
Ncwa Stand, Portland, Oregon. V'lnUntiuim. H i well that thin mw-h
' -"of reparation is on the way. Anyone
111! (if 1-Vl'llU
t frBXR-ireisnyq observe??
.TUESDAY. FEBBUAU7 11, .1310.
We doubt if Mr, IhiHe-vm is miiktru:
any friends for government eonol of
telegraph lines 9,y maim; night let
li'iii, A nii?ht letter re-ewed in I. a
(jt ande Saturday nitfhl
does net ifiuh ovi:i
d;.y noun. ' 9
'FARMER tAtt;MKS'4'"HPS.M' "f "The" ' kVMbVhuiTn''Yii"now1
iMirtAttAlJLIrf, Minn., feb. JO. along nicely at Silver-thorn's. They
-.. -atn- Miii uuiiihim iiiho u iuii iliri'V VJII Wlf neveiOOIXK 0
Mmrifsulup hui u had one HvveM time mid primiog business, arji turn out III
f renin
1 9 - , m
I-uitii" it over 011 the durn.
nlil
sniul the wink
Mi
the MiuicKoiu metropoij.H. 0
JohnOm used aroJl of real cash
(-!-'; ii liillftj-ut bait tin? tandeU foui
r of OriUii ii ii,it'ity "aucKers" witfi it. j
'J h 'ouiity i 'J ;w ifi Ht two of thi city zuvs ifol a !
, Kt'pre.-itiitivo J'.ulla.h
is a bright, able ihup a;
hiiH a riytit to be prou i uf hin worl: fl:i.-h at Johnson s rull a3 he wulkcJ
in the prpent ntsUn th I ";;i:-lir :imu the street, the end of the full-
tnre. '(jfiwri roll protruding worn rua veat
. . , ' ;jot'kt't. They went forthe bit
Mnho will b jroviTm bv if com-' nm,K ,,ne anU I'ulietl "P
njiKj-ion. I he Hiato Ieg;slatiitr voteilj
10 Kin itstir, .wiiieti ix quite, nn act
prorv.i Uy. o '.'-HI-
FAMILY Ci;?UQ STORE
t-A CRANDC, OSCGON.
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A WANT XD will do It.
th :9 sudden jerk.
One end of a well-forged chain was
of self-saerifieo even for an Hrh.- .1 .J;m , j.hnsn. Johnson turned, the
ilieian to commit. ;,. v(lr t,. ,1.., ,.,.. .
Use Soothing Musterole
t When those sharp p.uns go shootinc '
" ine toitowiMK nijfnt two more city throueh your head, when vnur skull I
Attend the mjiot nii...lini. Thni'flii h:kiki reni'heil f.ir the roll ami few 1 6eemd as II it .-nnl(l fin!., ii.a. n.K llil
i'j wai 1 10 .... ... .... ... i .. ... . . : I... - -.1 lime iviusreroij tn vaiim iMnna.
DiU oar nmnih sr .aniiot help hut know that every eour-' nijrnr ai me cuy nan. vrc r -mere i "-- "'"I''iji "J'" f, yr: .""'-'
K?'?!'?L0' V.Sr ...... ...... .... - .'.I,,. lv, it ,1.. w 1... .... inir eella and exehnnirinK notes with " .d" ou .. " intlammation.
.niijr, per ni.ee inuiu.ia 91.V.1' i."- ". "i- . - . ... - i owinea away ixie pain, USuajlv giVHl'
Daily, per 8ix moutlm In advant $.1.7:. has been rxiended in the .liie. lion of j ""her them out with triad h :irls mi l U,L' s'1 " the nielli Dctoie. , quick relief. "
Daily, per year io advanco 7.5 j Increased wa. s. 11 has been the pol- (,'i ateful feeling. ' : L?i?leJ3 ? tlcan. ,wne ointment.
Daily, mifla copy Sr. ... , , . .. ., ,' . ....r- ! made with oil of murtaid. fictter than a
Uy.Mi.il hey of the railroad adniinmtn.tion. and PRfinRAMMF OF mustard plaster and does not bllNcr.
n.lW nr ,r In o....nnn. t-i nn hiix been notoriously the miial rule I Every kid who passed t!:e e ai I I W VI I in III HI U VI I Many doctors and nurses franklv riv.
Daily! per nix month. In advance' 2V In recard t.i the wnire scale in the ii"rii -fully ia happier than an .in- j V H1 P A D A M H I I C T . 0,m.en.d .Mu5t'!1e for sore 1 throat, bron-
Daily, three inonths 'n dvance. .$1.2.". !.shipyanls Ii is also the tendency in i l'!t i-ic politician who him !ii;f' I
wrxrKv oX'r rM' Mrn ?i"-ln"";"-";" fur "ffkc-
mail, ner vear in advance SI. 50. P,,,'ti' y,)1 cmnloye. It h dmcnurnir-
Weekly Ohscrver-Ktar, by mail, rietUtiir to th nk that thiw diximfotiun to- Away back in M5 the wind in the
year in advance 11 3t j ward fairnesn ban been received with Iflrnnde Ronde i said to h;ive be
Uuch little ap?treciaLi(n that after itlhwoi.su yian thi winter,
ja bunch of i-aw anarchists could. jroJ !
Makes or. Mars the
: Beauty 'of Your .Gown
Ytt I r DAMnilTT omn"-'nd Musterole for sore throat, bron
. IVI. L. A. DAINU UL I ichitia, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neural-
!' congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
r i lumbago, pains and aches of the back or
oints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises,
chilblains, frosted feet colds of the
I chert (it often prevents pneumonia). It
. is always dependable.
30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. ;
(illl TIMK KXI'KITKI) AT I'ATH
Kit AND SONS' I'KIOD IN "V
l'l l.ttOlt ItOW K.MNti
CwiBtry Til of Th, rt i.np4
LlbHy.a
a,s far as theV did toward general dis-J f)le Hanson was some ifood Swede,
niption in the nttempt' lauiiche.l in Here's to Ole.
Seattle.
FORUM
Way to Celebrate Good
Luck
It is to be hoped that the legisla
ture will not become too anxious to
exclude patented puvementtt from the
state. If they could exclude the War
ren Construction company from the
Mate and keep the bituKlhic pavement
no- tears would be sljed, but w be
lieve that, while other paving should
he used, bitulithic should also be inv
ert eonsidernttoii because of its merit
as a pavement. The Warren Con
struclion company cannot lay claim tu
much consideration, due to tho way
they have handled tiieir business In
many localities in Oregon, The bent
way to build roads is just like the
Columbia highway was built. If any
one can find where any royalties were
paid they can do more than many who
have searched the records for bitu
lithic went into competition with oth
er pavements, regardless of royalty,
on that highway.
When, a family has an. unexpected
stroke of luck, such as receiving a
be(Uest from a forgotten relative, thati
fnmily generally celebrate by spend
ing pait of the money for something
it huii long desired but could never
before afford.
The Seattle Times thinks the nation
ought to follow the same policy with
regard to the $15,000,000,000 appro
priated last year fur war expenses and
now canceled because it will not be
needed. It is just like "finding" fif
teen billions. Surely the country could
afford to splurge n little, particular
ly if the splurging is done not vasU
fully, but along the lines of thrift
and conservation.
Take 10 per cent nf that Bum, sug
gests the Time. And in spending it,
kill two birds with one stone. Under
take some of the national improve
ments that have long been contem
plated, and in doing mi give eniploy
. merit to tho Ulan- .Ihtit threatens to
ele? the economic machinery during
the recon. ;ti in '.ion period. '
There niv plenty of prolc'-ln that
readily ocur tii any une. There are
public highways that need building,
rivers that need di edging, IitN.U that j ,uw jUbl
.M-i-o .rniruiMw or draining, areas mhh c.ti.ni1B.r iving, holds in restraint many
Fieco clearing or loresnng, etc. ( i
The pnii;rain of th-. hamjuet lo be
Kiven In the V. M. C A. buiiitin to
J morrow evening as a starter iu the
l Kathor and Sons' ek celel.-ratWui
I Jli'iH been given out by J. I). Cramer,
A l'Ol;i;KlTIO , ; secretary of the locil "." The pro-
editor Observer: I grain wjll commence i:U p iu,
In (he firat paragraph of my bitJfid will be a follows:
tr published Iu Katuroay's Obnerv or j'1'0 ,st i"Hler. . . Prof. A. C. Hampton
Jt Hliould road: jlnoeation Ke. ii. H Cukor
A living spirit w.is Iho gnt best' Dinnifr j
;:ilapted to. bring the wicked King Toast - "e:.Mun or Father and
Ahab I not alcohol) to ) uLio;i. j Hnu" l.luyd Chandler
Fl rat Kljigs 2-: i;i-22. jSong L.J. Bennett!
L. G AURIC K. 'Heading Orville Oivlns
jToast "I'als" lr. Ira Aldrieh
Violin solo. . . I'rof. I. David llaynes '
pifi
liiJ!'AiiiMjif
vSttfRtouciNs.
Sidii( women, pay pri.-os
foj- tlii'ir gowns, Vet never loek
stylishly dressed'. Others pay
modest price anil tbeir dresses
or suits have a smartness ilnd
t'asliioiiahle aipearance that is
admired wherever they go.
Better Style Is Sure Jo Follow
the Wearing oi a
NKJ5Q SELF-REDUCING
CORSET
It massages away fat, improv
ing the figure and the health
I'or the Woman who desires
extreme reduction all around
helow the waist line, this is a
perfect model. , i
i IIJoimrt Corsets
i " V Front T- e csd
fke Cerurd'a "My Four Ye
(lernVjny,
day., v
Star Saturday and Sun- j Address-Ml-lt
J-et
cial
nesday
L't V1' ehildren
maijiiee starts
lay. VArcado.
see C'lutplin. Spe
nt 4 o clock Wed-2-11-1
1
"Fulhers auji Sona" j
Ke.v. Slanton Bapham
Ce.1
day
(Jerard's "My Four Years in
limy. Mar .Saturday and Min-
2-U-lt
The Seattle strike was not a strike
of organized labor. It was a strike
born of misrepresentation and when
organized labor saw the intuit and
meaning of it, labor withdrew uiui
went about its business. Thix coun
try is still safe with well organized
labor without it we would have thaoH
and confusion from the A'.KiKtic to
the Pacific. .
The legislature should touch light '
ly, or, better v't, not touch at all, the
law enforcing physical eam!nal ion
before marriage. A lot of fun has
been p;ktd at lite law, but it m a good
the, same. It encourages
tainly $l..r,tlO,Oim.(IOO could be spent to
jyood advantage for such purposes.
tendencies that luretofoie have run
rampant and iu the end makes for a
better manhood and womanhood.
The Discouraging End of
the Case.
As lung as nothing but flues burn
out the fire department will be hap
" 1 py. No one has much use tor tiu in
Tho amalgamated aU'ike is. a thing j.v ftu'in i,,st mnv ,,ml if ,,urns H
.of the pad. and the trouhles of (h !'"' ' ecimnutnity will be hap
metal trades union and the shipping ! T ier,
board can await readjustment almost!
nny old time. It has apparently become M. Speuce of the (.range h.1.4 fin
such a fixed habit fur the shipyard a.iy consented to the einei gem y 1 lause
workers to bawl finr more pay that jo, the road bonding bill. Two year
any one iantaiioe even Involving the ago Mr. Spenee saw that Oieg'i '"a-
number represented in the inrtnl ' gcting: lo havo jiyJ nad;i reifaidle.e
workers docs not nmunt to much. 01' tlie obsl ruction that he was capable
Nearly all of thn ship buildeiB havejuf throwing in the way.
been receiving pay at the rate of five! ,
nntl six dollars per day and upwards: ) F.vqryone who can should go tn
n very large portion of them learned pmtland and attend the l.eagae of
what little they know in the technical i Nations meeting. -It is not often that
side of (heir work at the expenso of ; ,.np0 f the interior get an oppor-
the government, and HO per cent of.tunity to hear such able men as Wil
those who didn't went into the nhip-i,km Mward Taft and others who
yards to gid around the selective draft wiH be present.
while hundieds of thousands of farmer!
biivs and others left their jobs ' N Tuikey fm- us, thank you!
White Diamond
Flour
This is a high patent r.ll white flour and we know
it wil! please you. "
Fresh Creamery Butter - lbs. for 5p t .00
.
Fresh Eggs, per dozen ,. , 40c
Fresh Vegetables are very scarce, and prices are
high, but we will do the best we can to please you,
with what we are able to get.
J. G. SN0DGRASS
Phone Main 43
Another Model of Great Importance Is the
A WONDERLIFT r
The Woriderlift has inside a semi-elastic bandlet,
which, fits-nugly under the abdomen, taking all
strain off the abdominal muscles and the back.
It's a perfect health and fashion corset.
! 111 Union Union
. Store ftWHrqragjT3 Store
Why Look Dhler Than
You Ife?
how many
k in alien-
corsets that
ire appear-
iian it should
It is astonish!
,v omen tin ouh
1 ma are wearing
give a more
a nee to the fig:
have and con.seipieiit ly they ap
pear (o be fic or I en years o!d
,t than they are.
It is pUsMble to readily im
prove that condition if you will
come to our corset department
and get a trial fitting of the
MODAUT front laced corset.
Sec for yourself the youthful
and graceful lines this famous
corset will give you.
No expense to you do not
buy unices there is a de
cided iiiinrovcaieiit then
you should.
PAULINE
LEDERI.E
NOW IS THE TIME
to think about your car. The Stand
ard Aulo Repair shop, corner Adam
and Fir, is doing very satisfactory
work. ED CYR, Prop. 2-1-lm
MONEY TO LOAN.
On Improved real property In
Dillon county. No delays. Current
ates. La Grande Investment Co.
l-20-5t
I0PEN DAY AND NIGHTS
J. C. HENRY
Residence Undertaking Parlor
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED
VJ EMBALMER
Phone Call Main fi2 Day and Night
La Grande Mattress Shop
And Weaving Works
Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat
tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and
Fluff Rug Weaving.
All Work Called fur and Delivered CUAS, EDWARDS, Prop.
ONE 11LOCK EAST OK TLOUR MILL F1I0NE RED 132
'-ii-firrf-ir-ntn"niratiii iaT-tfrf ri r-rnTiiati nj i-njinuiiH
The Man Who Frowns
The man who docs business with a scowl
doesn't ilo iim. It business -docs hef When
ever yon have business dealings w ith anyone
'you prefer tlnwe who make you welcome
make von feel vim air welcome. Ye wel-
lieartv
conic yon her' with a wholesome,
wvlcwliiv. It is not measured hv (lie
jour bank aei.-ount. The welcome i t
OM mi ti or young .'men, wonw-n or c
Wtli fill'l it ti'titiid li t l' ;iiititi
sie of
or you.
lil'lren
; them
,V'.ti a B.ni of Personal fcVrviee.
ta Cnnnta National Bank
Shorty gds a
hunch from
the Captain
2!s
"When you get such
mil lusting tobucco
t:tis(tiction from a
siuull chew," says
the Captain, "it
can't cost any more
lo chew this class of
Good taste, smeller
else vv.lonser life is v hat
mukesCjctiuinc Grave
ly cost less tuchetv tliun
oruimiry pliiij.
Unit to:
Gem inu GraVely
DXNVILI.K. V.
Peyton Brand ,
REAL CHEWING PLUG i
Plug packed in pouch.
Iji. , --
9 p o I. 1 Mil 11 .f ".. I o I -V . K. m 1 T
y- -. i'9 5 f 5
nig ' j-v 11 1 " ..--. .-i. i. m arr am n i r r i int-i - i- i t m-m ii, t rti i- n , ' iniaiT rcc i
It Pays To Read
Advertisements
yOU'VE often heard the saying, "It pays to advertise." That
is true. And it also pays to read advertisements pays you.
If jou read advertisements consistently for any length of
time you will agree that this, statement is also true.
IT PAYS YOU IN MONEY SAVED. There are many real
bargains offered from time to time in the advertisements appear
ing in this paper. Watch for them.
IT PAYS YOU IN SATISFACTION. When a merchant
asks you to come to his store he obligates himself to sell yoii qual.
ity goods "aa advertised." You haT a right to eipect satisfac
tion from what you b;y and you get it.
IT PAYS YOU I NTIM- SAVED. . When you know exact
ly what you want to buy and where von want to buv it, you don't !
havs to "look .o?d" ani waste time fiaAin it.
Pon't YOU want tc save money and tim? Wouldn't you l.e "
o te uiV-f sct.e satisfactory wvvice a.t onalit. -n., P,-m-i?
ti'oyo;'. - a to a store? Thou iad tl. advfrt:s..Anta a.1,i",f... 3
t:.c strrcs h ca.1 serve you best. e v, ,
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