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r Ctutttry Tl of ThM, Urn
ml Liberty.
Lincoln on Reverence for
the Laws.
ONE filBO THAT BSES NOT SGftlGE
iiifj" pC
TIU1HTH TO' MVl'OI.K.
tnce lit not -operating with the degree
of openness and publicity Unit must
people exported. Hut it in curious
that the Honulors nhouM find this fact
no shocking und intolcnihle, ueeing
that the peace conference is followiug
precisely the name method that hits
been uvad from time immemorial -by
the American senate itself.
When the peace program Is finally
completed, and is Bubin-tted to Un
united Ktntofi semite for ratification;
the senate will then do just what it has
nlwayH done tto into executive ses
njon nnd discuss the document behind
I. H. NFKIW MNOIAS
Without an mutant's he.s-tatiorP 1
place Uncoln far above an other on
your shining li.Q far above KUmarck,
who treat od an empire; fur above
o;ainbUa, who aav-tf a fallen people,
up MuzSini, who helped At a new
ouI in another, or the Murium Ito
v.y transformed tome hermit island
ers into the presyit first of Asiatic
ana peer ol fc,urupan powers. Whit
mw rem.
Lincoln the grandest figure yet on
all the crowded cajivni f the nine
teenth century. Walt Whitman.
od and barred' 0 aiid"'f r'onV any and
all rliAt, title or inteiOst, on claim of
Interest, In or to the said mortgaged
premises, and as hereinbefore de
scribed, und every part thereof, gvnd
froifi l dower or cLIm of dower
therein.Qandgfrom any and all rights
of eiulty or redemption therein,
save only the satulory . right of ro-
ciuptiosy. 9
Therefore I will on the 27th day of
Februray A. D,., 1919, at 2 ocaloA
wiln the afternoon of said day, at the
court bouse door In La Grande, un
ion 'county, Oregon, sell at public
auction, for cash, the hereinabove
described real property, to satisfy
aid execution and oiUer of sle as
hereinabove specified.
Daily. 1-29; 2-5-12-19-26. 1919. j
I.KB WAHN'ICK.
Sheriff of l:nkn couuty. Oregon.
y WAYNE CKAHA.M, Deputy.
Ml
XOTIC K Ol' SI! Wtll'I '.S (HLB
...Nolico in hereby iiven that under
and by virtue of nn execution and
order of aalo lulled out of and un
der tho seal of tho circuit court, of
Ihe slate of Oregon for the county of
l'nlnn, bearing date Die 21th diiy of
January, A. I). 1919. and to nie di
rected and delivered upon a Judg
ment duly rendered, entered of rec
ord und docketed In said court on
the 15th day of January, 1919, in a
a" It wherein Jessie McLean Is philn-
1111, linil w. 11. UlOS'in, l.liy A. lilll- TW. . fr,r hr vr.' tvesr
itdiirealion. i
Take a few Vloses of Chamberlain's
Tuhlels na di-ted for inligestion.
and you will mVh forget about your '
stomach troubles J Try it. Adv. I
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We have now fine Imported blue !
nerges. I hey will not turn purple.;
yleieaclers
Those shoes we ave showing now are tlie last
word in fashion, l.otl in st le and workmanship.
AVe have made our spring sele thns with -are-from
the Arinstroiig line and yon may depend
upon the shoes ycut Imy lu re.
Not only are they "style leaders," but they are
an excellent fitting shoe, and wo guarantee you
complete satisfaction.
son, J. J. Carr and C. J. Wilson
were defenduuta. ( I
It is ordered, :idjudged and de
creed, that the compUlnl filed hoit
In be disiulHsod as to defendant J. J.
Carr.
It la further ordered, adjudged
and decreed Hint the plaintiff have
judgment and decree as follows.
(1) That plaintiff have Judg
ment against Ihe defendants W. H
Gibson and Lily A. Gibson, and each
of them, jointly and Beveraliy, for
the sum of-aeventeen hundred ana
fifty-turce and 33-100 ($1753.33)
dollars, with Interest thereon at the
Cost very little more than the ready-
made suits and will outwear two. Th
Toggery. 2-10-7t .
money ohF'ity property ;
Jack Oliver hafe money He will loan
on city property Vn very easy terms, j
1-11-dOt !
iWhen you can't go home to lunch, ,
why not drop in at Silverthorn's foun-!
tain and have them serve you one of I
their mid-daw lunches, such as hot
chocolate or coffee with whipped,
cream and muTfins, pr a hot malted i
conclusions to the world. This is ex-1 wear his clothes
nctly what the peace conference hasjliousers bagged.
Itnnn ilnitiir orcmit Omt it linn linen
discussing the treaty more publicly
than the senate will do.
dertook to thresh out all their differ- (i1Pr discussion of ;;rent n-.i'lonal
ences of oiii;ion .-mil :idiust all their affairs ws that Llirjoin woro yarn
coiiflictinc; ( i.iiiiip on an oocn forum in socks. ,
U-.o hearing or all tll3 world, thov ; "Lincoln always was anMous ti
would take vcava for the job, and end t""' J"M
, , ' ., ' , its ronsoiiiiraco, ho asenivd slew, to
, a l,Pelc-s row. Ihe senators know (h mnli.y ,,n, IWMyl, ;Msl
this, let them be honest about it. w)h t,,Hf ,, ,.S ,mHt r.
even if they cannot give due credit to rm.ln (I) ,, i.inenln trlfllnu with
an iutci nittionul a.sscnilily of sliites () ' ,niMpii I lg-'lh elle4t
men handling a bigger job, and hnn-j "lie w ( iteil to be sure nlwfys
dlimr it more honest; v und efficient I v. 'I hut his decisions should ever sland
lliiiu any other diplomatic body h:r
ever done in humsn hisiiry
A good part of the United States is
today paying homage to the Great
Kmancipiitor. With each aunuul re
currence of Lincoln's birthday there
ale many things to attract attention
to his lofty character aside from tho
great mission he filled during the
country's most trying period.
From one of hiH speeches is taken
this solemn injunction:
"Let reverence for the lows be
bi'eathed by every American mother
to the lisping halie thnt pin I ties on
her Inpj let it bo taught In schools, in
seminaries and in colleges; let it be
written in primers, spelling books and
in nlmniincs; let it he preached from,
the pulpits, proclaimed in legislative
hulls, and enforced In eourts of Jus
tice. And, in short, let it become the
political religion of tho nation."
What a contrast is found in the sen
timent of that speech nl compared to
the clmilitrn put out by the anarchists
who Advisvd the selziiMf of tho ship
yrriln nt Seal lie utnler the enptious
justification that it is the "workers
who build the ships" and they should
be entitlid to run the whole arrange
ment. Away with orderly government
nrd the interference of rcrnglih'.cd law
they are the freeholders' handicap.
Give us the earth it bchngs to us.
Hut, the I .mil he praised, there is a
healthy preponderance of true Amer
icanism slill left. II ill of tlie kind
thnt will iml idend with the prcropli.
o1' KlLss'aiiisln the Itiissiauisni which
has brought in a laud of great ailvnn-
luges nnd resources u condition of ah
jeet misery to all Its. people. There is
still the leven of Americanism that
permeated the minds of the founders
of this gnat republic. It is Mifficienl
to save the count ry from iinarcliy. It
in the kind of Americanism Unit was
revered and preached by such men as
Abraham Lincoln.
Have Wrong Conception of
Honor.
"We warn our opM,nelltH not to
diive os to the iilteiinesl,'. snys Chan
cellor I'.i'eil. 'Hunger is preferable
U. dio'laee, noil deep plivtitioll is to
be pn f. i Ted to di' honor."
One first impulse on lending these
fine words is to hurrah for Germany.
If the Germans lire i.-ally getting into
e friniH' of'lltind that will impel them
to plefi r hoie'cr to disgrace and pii
vntian to dishonor, 'there is surely
time hope for Ihe soul of Germany.
lint a moment's reflection dispeL
the h"pc. It is perfectly evident from
fl.. se.e.li oooted from, and fn
' ' . I..,. I ..e...t ..... ,..,.!, 1., I.i iv n fi.rm in
l.iltnan lltlerr'lees i " ' ' v ,
from and after the 23rd day of June,
1V16, for the further sum of two
hundred and seven and 26-101)
Had Day I-, "Trlea Wh, It j 1(207 i!6 -with Interest
Fall, to Produce Surl. Mea. I thereon t the rate ol 6 per cent per
annum from and after the 6th day at
(October, 1918; for the further sum
ai u pooiiu uiiiner in r.ey, i ni n, in of J200.00 as reasonable at-
rute of eight per cent per annum. milk- They alsi servfc chili eon carne,
escnaiaaes anu not iiuiuuien. i neii
just
commemoration of Lincoln, Miss Ida
M. Tarbell, author of a "Life of Lin
coln," spoke as follows:
"I thtuk I can say Abraham Lin
coln la the only man, living or dead,
torney's fees herein, and for plain
tiff's coats and disbursements In
this suit Incurred, and taxes at $21.
80, and for the accruing costs, that
the said sums of money, above set
Willi wnoin l couiu nave speni iive:fortll decreed to be good, valid
years and known boredom. land subsisting lein. under said mort-
"Llncoln wus a nan who never
gage, upon the property described
prolendrd to be anything he r.-ally lneren and oem. described as fol-
was not. lie never fo ind lin e l'JlowB- to-wlt: All of block fourteen
conform to the usngos of society, mji nf unnnn' Ari.miA ti.a m
closed doors until it has come to nn.n,, (n,i m)l undontamt nr care lorlof La Gr,lnd0( Unl(n eoanty. Oregon,
ngreement anil is ready to submit its Its amenities. Ho n "vor learned in ! including therein, all of blocks two
ice cream sundaVs aire always
rieht. 2-10-St
A mahogany, high French heel, light glove
li.au
nieduim high heel, medium
$1Z.UU
i'ench heel, excellent
$lo.54J
kid, prle
A maliogH'iv
weight kid
v : -V-
hn, high V
rich hei
A eoeoa Jwov
glove kid'.
A gray, high P
jtrieed at ....
A gray cloth top, medium high heel $9.00
A brown cloth top, medium high heel $9.00
All the.se shoes are in AAA to D Widths
1, excellent kid top.
t' XII w
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA CRANOt.OntCON.
Butter Wrappers printed at the
Oliserver office.
121 nnd four Ml of Carr's Sub-rii-
IIls eoata did n vlsloll of blocks thirteen and four
teen of llonaij's Addition to the Cltv
' You tuny remembor the in ln-nt of L GrJnde , Union county, Oregon,
Massachusetts stntosman who "Pti tiantl lliat sald niortgage be, and the
nn hour with Lincoln, and the rulv i 1 i i ... . i
Of course, if Ihe pence delegnlM iin-lpn1.y nB miul0 , 4 Journel afn-r l Voperty and that said property be
Hold, as provided by the laws of the
ni:te of Oregon, under execution, and
that the proceeds of said sale be ap
plied as follows, towit: (1) to the
payment or rnfi expenses or sam ex
A Coated Tongue?
What it Means
A bad breath, coated ton cup, baa
taste In the mouth, languor and debility,
are usually
signs that
tlie liver is
out of order.
Prof. Hem
mfter says:
"The liver is
an organ
secondary in
importance
only to tho
heart."
We can
sa mttuU IOC"
f 11114 r-i ci-i-io
within onr
own bodies
which ore
i
I Open
NdW IS THE TIME
to think about yWiV car. The Stand
ard Auto Rcpairtsuop, corner Adams
and Fir, is doincl very satisfactory
work.' Ell CYR.Vprop. 2-1-lm
MONEY TO l,OAN.
On Improved real Wroperty In
Dillon county. No delays. Current
ates. La Grande Investment Co,
' 1-20-ot
cent Ion. and sale, and the costs nnd ns deadly as n snake's venom. ,
disbiirsonieiil.i of thi: suit. "including ! The liver acts as a guard over our 1
Iho reasonable attorney's Tees hern- j well-being, siding out the cinders and
in, (2) to tho payment of tliu Juilg- j nslll'a "" U' general ciicuhltion. i
iiieiil horeln. to tho nlalntlff. (3) the I blockade in me intestines piles a
lialaueo. if any th.ir-j be
SOPEN DAY AND NIGHT !
J. C, HENRY
Eeside:
("UNEEAL DI
ice unt
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RECHC
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iertaking Parlor .
)R AITD LICENSED
CALMER
Phone Call Main 62 Day and Night
as Just in tho iinnalK of the world
nnd Iho history of human endeavor.
"Thole are several tnstincos to
... i... ....1.1 oeitvv iHirucii upon ine nvi-i.
IHO lotlll. null u ... .11 i e
if lilU
up,
.the circulation of the blood becomes
I court luny direct. , poisoned and tho system becomes
That I hi? i. nil! mori jago bo and loaded with toxic waste, and we suffer
Iho same Is hereby decreed to be Irom headache, yellow-coated tongue,
LINCOLN S AM'LSTUY.
prow this, llo was lold by his sup- in m Hi d anperlor in right bud taste in mouth, nsea. or gas,
I porters lie wouui niso no
bv taking a certain stand.
Not lperially I)ili;iglilsh' d. hut His .lose, bin ho said: "Wo are right.
I'lKle Served in Legislature. The people will reeogi,l.e II by and
liy.' And they did. and Tour yeirs
, ,, ,. ' liil.ir he wbh In the White House.
Aliinhuin Lincoln griindfnther, also .)iir--ln had real goodness not
Aiirannni bellied in iventucKy niioui
'"onL, rl, i,,iOI.Ht. ..i,,!,,, ; acid dApsia, languor, debilily, yidlow
did 1 , , j f IV ..L.i, ' skin or eyes. At such times one should
T" " " "" -. -- -'lake a pleasant laxntive. Mien a one
lltlo or liue.reisi. or eiaiiu or ii iii 01 . , n,ad(, ol Mav-apple, leaves ol slew,
ihe s ild defeniUnts. W. H. Gibson, j jalap, put into' ready-to-use form by
l.llv A. Gibson and C. J. Wilson, or lloctor Pierce, nearly tilly years ago,
either or any of thorn. and Bold lor 25 cents by all druggists
That at the time of said sale, that r icrce s i leaouiu, ici.
Line
filM
.In ( li;i!-li:i)ti).
iho kind of goodness that pieaehes lio shrrif( pilt 1B rmTiaser of said
only .on Mlluluy. oil! Hie sum oi j
Stockton. CALir. -w For constipation, iick
premises
I7M. Samuel
.... ,,....,... ....i ...... ,,1Km.s, n,.,t rescues out ami em-Hn( a( h(l cnd of ,
. f"M braces all one-n lellow nio-n. no w is , n,rti;ln ptlon
iiiugiiaiii, ,-soriuia, i-.ogiauo, nun von- ,,, .rnH-,.i,Ki man that ever liven. ,, .- rf.,H inr
grated to Mnssachusctls in 1(7 as ap- No nne 8rferod moie than he dur- jn case n( rcdcniptlon thereof ' u"! ''''!"' m.Kca. Jf. Cam-
preilliee io n wee.vei. lies ct.iii ...i.i t hn nwllll lour years
grandson were iron fuiindoi .The !strifik"
into posass.Dn inei.-or. ...,. ,...,, . iJiuon uid bill-
porlod for j . j. Vicrcc;
make, execute and de-1 . .
of civil
gr.'ln.lson, .lorrteeai tJi.Ml - ii.o..,
moved tA I'eiinsylvnnia. It is not dis
covenilde wlndher the Lincolns were
distinguish! d in any way, hut it is cer
tain that they possessed little wealth.
I
KXPKCT GKKAT WKCTIXG
A great meeting that lias reference
be made. '
That, if alter the sale, as herein
rydored, and the application of the
proceeds as ordered. It stm.ll bis as
certained, that such proceeds are in-
ritLP. sa a. Grant suw
-7!
La Grande Mattress Shop
Anj We aving Works
Mattress MakiW nd Repairing, Feather Mat
tresses Made, FWtlier Renovating, Carpet and
Flufjttug Weaving.
All V'ark Called for and Delivered CHAS. EDWARDS, Prop.
ONE BLOCK EAST OF FLOUR MILL PHONE RED 132
to, and no doubt will at tect, every srf j, ient to pay such costs, expenses .
man. wonian ami cnnn in i.n c.i uiioc : an( judgnieul, as nereiuneiore or-
riie "Dictionary of Nutionul Iliog- wju he held at the M. E. church South L,,,r,i ,h(,n. ,., the plaintiff have
rnpliy" .(llritish) has no record oT ,i,is evening at 7:il0 o'clock. Busi )ann recover over and against said de
them unless they are descendiints of nPSS mcn officinls, school teachers, !fm,inI1,, W.H.Gibson and Lily A.
or connected wilh the earls of Lincoln. 1 railrmxl men, Miemhers of all churches i(jn)!lon, and each of them, Jointly and
Abraham Lincoln's grandfather wns apmi a elusses are urged to come nnd severally. Judgment tn that amount
fiiend of Daniel Uoonc. lie was killed ,p ,;,Ke it a splendid occasion. Kev. Df 8UOi, deficiency,
by Indians in Kentucky In 178.1. He n. S. llnwk, pastor of the First M. K. That the said defendants, W. H.
had a small farm in thnt slate. . Lin- ..Well, will be the principal speaker. I Gibson. Lily A. Gibson, and C. J. Wll-
coln s t rtcle .Mor.lecnl wns a meniner
of the Keiitu.-ky legislature,, and tra
dit .in gives him the reputation of an
hononi.ue nnd influential eitir.en. . asX
wi. killed VZ
After the grandfnthe
Abrnhum Lincoln's father became "n ;
wandering laboring boy," who was left
uneducated nnd supported himself by
nn.l nni'h nnd all Of them, be !
A ebiifii'd nd will bring result. Itnd they are hereby forever foreclos- j
conteie p.
that when ll'.r (ieinoins speak of "di.s
grace" and "dishonor" today they d .
not mean what the rest of the world
does, any more than they did whet
tl.cy were slailghteriuir Helghm "
n.en and elid.liell and s ilking tin
nil i menial labor, but at twenty-five he!
had snveil enoug
Harding county.
Tltlltf TKS TO.LINCtn.N. . i
I am speaking on the occasion of1 1
the ce'clont on .f the biilhday of
Aloaheni L'm'"'n "'"! to men who
nil it their peculiar privilege thnt I
i
1 . . !
j The Man Who Frowns i
; III ,, i , - '
I
p.it tlunkuiK t jthry have the riirlil n httld 1 iiu'oln'?
mrniory dear and the duty to strive to ;
Lusitania. I'h-y me
..rm of iiu-inU nt all. They
tiiinkinn only of the material rUjr i',rk th 1,m' t,,Ht he llou- j
. . ' !e ran pnv nmst fitting honiMe to
and grundeur of German)
. By iMsgrnre" and -dishonor thev , .;, .., jp,t . v.w,.h (u.
mean makini; athwiiH lr the crime. ,,l0 ; :, . ; ,.,.,., t n.h .,.,,. t,., v.i.
fii-rma'iv h'is eoiiifiitt.il '1 b'.V wmihf i,, . !',.,,,., i ,., l, , Tneodorc",
think it Iw .) "h-i"i dde" to evade ,ji.Hv. ' !
l:gnt..inj Ho til. j -' " )
i It to k his count r yni -n full foot .
" ivents to find Al nihaol Lincoln out, l!y !
the Air.M of t'i. e.-ii'iofoes et'o i.ti.ii
nl..lbe
, world.
."Ch.'!;;tQ,r.on Seuatovlal Con
cist'ency.
!bnc
the
t.
Uni'.g Sf.t. 0ei-.aloi..i" th. ir l'cc
(i.til't iff,.. to ili-sa.sKl Ihe Pea..
conference, ".nnfi, made mu. h of 'i.
"(Piecv'' v.ith which that body ls,ji
irPitswork. 9 s,
... It rnaOlw K""'(9-l Uiatl.vonfci ,,.-.
i lo
Mieh. .! ! i tvs .......
v. hn a: ;.,. .t,, v l.
careVMo n t. e : the ,jx et c. 1
:lv fyr 1 iv b'dy :.. (he I'.avr. ti'.ie.li:
il.t lull's they Sil.ri'o ex feiu!..o
IHUifii cecs I n ttie i :in ol "
,a, c.J..i.iU!..-... T. !u.II
Tlie man who tloos lmsinoss with a scowl
dot'sn't do nnii-h lusi.ness tloos he? Whtni-t-vrr
yon havo husiiit'ss tloaliugs with nnyono
vim jnvfer those who nt.-iki' you woh'oine
mnke you fool you are welcome. "We wel
come you here witli a wholesome, hearty
'wcli'oinc. 'It is not liieiisuroil hv the size of.
your Ti;ink';i'i'onnt. The welcome is fi'u' you.
men or yoniijr men, women oi1 chiUlfen
f i I t'inil ii conlial givetint; awaitinir tliwil
i . "
lim-c. a
W are a Bank of Personal Service.
LaoGrande National Bank
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McmlsM r.eral Knrrre System0
r-rnr" IT ItT ITS ftaTisf iff sTtTarilWiisfT
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 you 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 you qual- '
ity goods "as advertised." You have a right to.expect satisfac
tion fromwhat you buy and you get it.
. IT PAYS Y0U-I NTIMT2 SAVED. Vfhen you know act
ly what you want to buy and where you want to buy it, you doa't -have
to "look around" ajid urate time finding it.
. Don't YOU w'.-ut to save moacy and time? Wouldn't you lik"
to be stire of getting satisfactory service and oualitv mnd. D
time jvii go p a f.iore?T!:n rad tke adrtiseinenfs and natron .
can ser-e you Vest. u
eizfftji stores w
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