La Grande evening observer., February 14, 1919, Image 2

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ALL WOOL 100 PER CEAND NO COM
PROMISE. )
They are made by the most painstaking and at
the same time the most efficient methods known
to the clothes making art.
Our selection ,of suits and overcoats is awaiting
your inspection.
M2irS MACKINAWS
$5.25 $6.50 $9 $10
MEN'S SWEATERS
$1.13 $2.50 $5.00 $7.50
Hill's Dept. Store
SAVE MALHEUfe .LAjCE
Slate Ililut-l William 1 Kinley Raj.
m a. ..
tMany Against ji t nantfe.
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The fiilluwinir letter is from William
L Kinky, Mate biolitfci.st
I'KCAN CliAOKIXfO I'l.AXT
ALBANY, Ga., Keb. 14. A pSn
Slacking plantT capitalized at v 0,000,
which will ! increased shortly 'has' ;"B,r' J'"hiB
T0s AMUE QIiPJERS
(.cnera!
been entubliihed atoCaconton by Harry
oD, iuckson and R. .1. Hurpn. Five
mlero electrically drie iTeean crack
ing machine will e started mmerii'1
ately, capable of erackiAff 12:,,HH)
pounds of nuts this year. It is phar
ned to increase the capacity to half a
million pounds next year.
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j Portland, Feb. 8, 1019. Editor the
jj L jOimerver, Ji t.rande, Oregon, Theo-
1,(1 president this country 2ver bud in
ii Uavinjr jfur wild birds from exterml-
tion He said that wild birds were COUNTY WIDE 0ROAN
tin itl development in the United States
(KTause they are the natural check
and other peala that take
annual toll Jrom the far-
le fw the complete extermination
of the myriads of wild pigeons of
Fatitern North America., because these
bird were not protected on their
breeding Krounds. The common people
were thus deprived of a food supply.
Auffusf lfi, 1!08, President Rooae-
vpK issued a special proclamation
at in jr. Marheur lake as
bird reservation.
IZATI0N TO GREET
RETURNING SOLDIERS
(Continued-From Page l.l
Hun for deeds of what lie palled va
lor. The committee; retiiiu4 to the as
sembly and offered The following re-
jport which was unanimously adopt
ed:
We, your rnmmHtee appointed on
federal wild jorganlration for welcoming return-
It is recoa-nised as d soldiers bey leave to report aa foi-
the Rreatest wild bird refnge in North ,i"wa-
America, ft Is one of our greatest
memoriali to Theodora Roosevelt.
Promoters under the guise of in-
composed ot a general county-wide
crensin? agricultural land in Barney
county, have a lobby at Salem to drain
this alkaline lake and use the alkali
crusted soil to lure new settlers to
Oregon. Their completed plans to de
stroy Malheur lake reservation are
now before the state land board for
nation.
Thu Horiiirf ment nf ar-Tiilltif at
U'xhm.lnn ha. rher. f tl,,1. i Lar80D
area and since 1H08, has paid wardens iBr,k5, "
, ,, ;. --. , ' AHcel Floy
unA m ' i. ;,! Charles Playle. -M
crime of destroying it. Malheur TT ' gB n
. j t i o , Snnnnerv He William Choate.
reservation is as wonderful as Crater'-, j ., J -'.
i , ,. i, j ,t i i - , . , -Clyde Meyers, Alex alcKensie, Mrs.
lake, Mt. Hood or the Columbia high-:,,. , '
... . . . .Wagner, Al. Hue. ,
n) . ik a mi obsci iu ji aim
l!:e United States as one of the last
IT! eat. wild fovl nurserifs.
I npeal to yoa and to your reader?
tn hin n .niKi tnni hill f!7fi iAilintr .
j .... J -i .. .ul... .vllW
government and letting it continue itt
First, That the committee be
known as the Union County Wei-
Second. That said committee In four days he had taken over an im
PAItlS, Feb. 1 4 .-General 1
l's aturted after Jievve 0itml by be
coming a rival hi tiie akt.i Nn'-
belt, iWlasro, Klaw, Itrljuiyer, linidv
k nd nth":- J'roadway prtMftcers in 'ie
field (f ae-Vinff and wl-tij n t.ois
evt lythrfr tfrorti stars to exr.i v'tt
At l;Air that is tiie sub-iUt"-'? of a
Ken"ial -rdet. just issue.l, di'vir.r.
the nsKi'fpment of fo.ur men fr.-n o.ieli ;
battalion of the American eYpAlftion-'
ary forces to the Y. M- C. A. fur en
tertninmirnt purpsea. The success of
the MY" entertainment proicram and (
the difficulty to keep pace uith the;
demands of the soldiers through re- j
cruitinjr players in the United Ktates w i
responsible for the order. And general
Pershing's attitude is "Whit Con the
A. R. F. do to help the Y. M. C. A. tret
to the soldier the entertainment he,
wants?" i
In the Second army, with headnuitr-!
tm ot Toul, the results possible tinder j
this order are already manifest. Vnjor !
Reginald Barlow, a prominent Amer- j
ican actor, has been appointed enter-
taimnent officer bv General Bullard. ;
fjiittsean4 Vfegebbles
WE OFFER TODAY
mense icaraee and was arraneinK an j
commitea compowd of Uie follow -""'"". . " , i . '
cg members: taff f forty-five eleclricans. :
ElKin-Frank Smith. L. Denbam. I1"'" "nd "-T' Y uTi
Mrs. Dan Sommers. w. H shnemnir. 'Duttmfr a stae and liphtine and heat
er. Miss Lydia Austin, Lee Tuttle ' m apparataus. The "i sent an en
and Cecil Galloway. ,tcrta:nment orKanirer, who was ercet-
Imbler Walter Stringham, J. P.!ed by eiKhty-one men assembled by.
Walter Wade, Miss Anna:1""3'"' r,ow ana nearsais were;
ank McOoldrlclc , oeirun at once lor wie u.e.,...K .
d McKennnon. Mrs
i Carfnr W T i1" enienainment aecuuii nrre i-
Carrots
' Cutjfiage
Cauliflower
. Parsnips
Turnips
r
ttuce
Fresh Coft
J
nbia t
Orapges
Lemons.
Bananas
Cocoanuts
Eating Apple.?
Grape Fruit ".
Smelt Received Daily,
PHONE Y0
SERVIC
DERS OUR DELIVERY
J0VERS THE CITY
Harris Grocery
! Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street Across the TracK
ajiijriuni l,-frff'"'"""m"r-r'1.
formance. The equipment division of
the entertainment section here 1
narine to forward costumes for the
players and instruments for the orchestra.
I
SIGHTSEEING TnROl fiH BRITAIN '
George Sclbird, Bobe.
charge Governor Withycombe rcom-:wlllam VoEe) clorg Bmsoa
nipnuea mis m bib mviac iu me it ;rj)
islnture. Oregon is a great out-ftf-jj
door state and as sum is attracinr
people from all over the United States.
If any of your readers are interested,
I sN uld be triad to hoar from them.
Sincerely,
Island City E. E. Kiddle. Mrs.
Albert Hunter. Mis. Chet Bldwell.l "
U. G. Couch. Walter Pierce. : (By A- F. Thayer, International News
Cove Hoerh McCall. Frank Con-! Service Staff C orrespondent.)
Otho Eckc-r- IvONIXlN (By .Mull). the Amen-
sley. Oren Lovan. S. H. Welmer. !can doughboy ipin has hopes ot De-
Union F. P. Hall: C E. Davis. Iconnns a ' tripper ' ami seemjr some
ARCADE
FRIDAY : ANDj SATURDAY
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
"Greattpvei"
10 REELS 10 P
and a Sennett Comedy. First time this great
picture has been shown for less than 50c. Our
prices are 10c and 20c.
WILLIAM L. 'FINLEY,
State BioloRit.
TIIE IIOTEI. REGISTERS.
At the Savoy M. W. McC.osh, Cald
well; Bertha Brown, Caldwell; Mrs. S.
(i. llrown, Othello, Wash.; Fred Bin
den. I'erry; W. G. Mrljiren, Portland;
S. M. Martin. New York; C P. Ar
chambault. Enterprise; Oly Knute,
North Powder.
At the Foley A; H. Moore, Echo; Bvrt
Withernit,
rs. Cora M. Davis, Mrs. Tony
Smith.
Hot Lake Dr. W. T. Phy."
North Powder A. E. Lambert,
Herman Iiothchlld, Mrs. Charles
Mays, Mrs. Coushenmir, Chris John
son. Medical Sprints Dunham Wright,
'i'elocaset k'Teti Kaiuea, H. G
Hill. Ed. Wolfe. .
Perry Erl Stoddard, W. V. Con
nor. Hifeard J. W. Scott.
Kumela Martin Klnp.
Staikey J. C Crisps.
I-a GTaude Fred J. Holmes, J. ?.
Snodprass. C. E. Short, 3. H. Poare.
attlson, Q. L. Laiiaon. N. K.
J-J1l11J'1JflJlJllt;a;falll'trllfll ' "'
! USE...
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Don't W
A. C.
Hui-h Wilson. Joscim: Mac Hoke and West
wife. Enterprise; Owen P. Jones, Ba
ker; li. M. Week, Alice!; Ada Sannar,
Promiae: V. Moore. Spokane; II. K.
BurtlKilonww and wife. Walla Walla: jNelsoo. H. E. Dixon
F. E. Graham. Elffln: J. HaJlirarth. ' J- Martin. Ed.
Elirin; Rov K. I.inDeU and wrfe. En- E. Andrews. J
terprise; Mrs. Chester Parsons, Jo
seph; Bruce Cox, Wallowa; E. B. Jack
son, Baker; L. T. Merrill, Baker; G
K. Howitt, Portland; J. S. Dunham,
Yakima, and the North Powder bas
ketball team and supporters.
At the Soromer Wm. B. Bolton,
Bcaverton: A. C. Glenn and wife, Sum-
merville; Max B. Bishop, Kennewick
Ilimplon, A. T. Hill.
J. A. Rnssel. T. J. SorocRin. Ed.
CoolidKHJ Pat Foley, Lot Snodfirnss,
Sam Hania, Fred Smith, A. W.
A. V. Andrews.
Thomas, Chas.
P. Caldwell, William
Bollons, pti&ties Roberts. Joe Eag
an. L. A. McAllister, Father Drts
coll, Itev. Hawk, Elder Cofrer, A .H.
Craraer. Mrs. Stella Ingle, - Mrs.
Dick Peebler. Mrs. C N. Palmer,
Mrs. Julius Roesch. Mrs. James Gar
rity njxt Mm. Jerry Foley.
Thrrs That the first name from
arh town shall be the chairman ot
thine of Enelnnil before he is demobi
lized back to the United States.
Thousands of the boys in France
are buildinfr hopes 'npon prospect of
leave with privilege of .spend'ne the
time in Encland. The rulinK th.it t!
Yanks could not come across th
, channel has been followed by ' Ihi"
jcalile, po-tel"on the bulletin bcunls.
which brines news of affairs Isi'k
; home:
' "Wnshinptonr I.ilieral policy irnnt
inir furloughs to members of ovci"--en
force to visit Knp-land and other
countries in Europe, has been adopted
by General Pershinr with the consent
of the. war lepartn-it."
T 1 alu,n,.r. luwtn n nnrt nf the
IL lliin ...v.. .. , ,
educative policy of the war de.mrt-' '" ;.'"
. W..Wne-ton lit allmv Amcr-!- A., and other onralHKil.ons, which
ican soldiers, when abroad, to pee nm!
learn as much of the countries anil
neoule thev vinit. as pesibl. . It had
nincticnllv ben decided when
i eiepnone
aiXto Write
Home independent
Telephone Co.
conditions in Kngland, -and to the
crowded condition of, her cities.' To a
lrtrtre extent both 'of these objections
mi accommodate and look after about
a.00 men daily.
Cleoriye V. Teikins, chairman of
het.he finance committee of, the National
armistice was stjrned to allow men i!war council, when in Loudon recent
come to Fnerhmd on leave in lar?' y, did not believe at, that time that
numbers. This was vetffd bv the 'nuuiy United States soldiers would be
medical division of the war depart- given leave to visit England, en route
ment. which objected to the climatic to America, but the cable fnom Wash
ington indicates that leave to a lim
ited number of men per month ui;iy
be again allowed.
Xo you have periodic attacks of
headache accompanied by sickness of
the stomach or vomiting, a sallow
skin and dull eyes? If so, you can
get quick relief by taking Chamber
lain's Tablets as directed for biMcis
ness, and you may be able to avjid
these attacks if you observe the direc
tions with each package. adv.
A WANT AD will do Tt
R MnrahaH. Portland; Neil Stewart. !'"" "" " ne m
Portland: Vohiey Kith, Portland; !nP"red by this iiieetiag to select,
W. K. Wilson, S. M. Kirby, H. ,M.
ItKiHT FAK TlltX! j to cot more tbin;:s made and used; to
Them Is onlv a mortuary inton-sl i-' "' Wirr M happtor life I
Rieff, J. T. Uo. Villard Cook, A. S.
Archer and Charle S. Perkins. alV ff
Portland, and John W. Sur, Kpnkane.
Wnr has sbown
proper part In
fch and ,tt, Tbe
wh at k ovtt ti ii en t V
that in:
retuhitfl
who think ovornment an do thlnfEn
now Ui nrKuniH over vurlotiN JIciiih of
war failure, w;lr winie. and war ex
travagance. London Truth, for ex
ample, finds that &lo,()00 ctipica ot
onre propnpandA tmklct were prtnt
ed and only $u,0oiKiiKd. that itovern
itietit dpartuiunlrt purchased 35,00u
tvoewrlleri and otilv uccoimtMil tny-
1&.000 "where have the rettufl- nien-hile.
Uonet" etc.. etc. One need llol lr Weekly.
journey iu (;ret .rrltain to prove!
that print paper nev-r w;ia. Is. or will J The kaiser is crowing a beanl. Evi
be scare- la offlclil circles. The Job dently he ha? had enough close have
now in tn make. find, and fit jnM; i Italtimnre American.
Mm. Jftnsie Goodhue returned on
S'o. d todar frm Peril and ' where
to Uad.v to rnoonracf, to nfim hM hwi viattlnr? the family of
and toMtjave alone. Thow rr. RiR Mrs. Goodhue hrlnca hack
the report that the family are well
by Mat r law. hy pr vdominanee nf . DrMOd with their new home and
veeted authority, had better read the BUrmundinicii and that Dr. Hadl has
war record ovnr auln. The rwt of .rtronned ini a od praetioe riisht
can pet busy Col-! from the atart. 1
CMnes- Tea Mouses,
i Joet rrs Knjrlnnd has hirhwiy tav
erna and an we hurt roexlheuaes along
our bipbuara, ao baa China her tea
honsen. The Chtnae de siot rndnlae
1aJaaasyassd mo h In lntozb-jinte and tea la alieut
Mr. Business Man-
A .. li .
snouiu
f economy vou
consult the Obser
ver's Job Department before,
placing your printing we
are satisfying La Grande :s'
leading firms put us oh
your calling list. Phone iIain
37.. Only J I ighcW Printers
are.emplcTed. 9
1 n
anyone lie may cheose to be added
to liifl local commftee. That the local
committee combined shall be the''
neunty-wide organization of Union'
fwunty.
Fourth that the different chair
men of tbe iocal committee Rhall
conwtitttte an executive commftee.
(VlrhrMe Kutai-day NitHit.
Inanniuch as several trainlo;ids of
fOreeoB and Washington bays ere
.scheduled through La Grande Situr
jdar nipbt Chairman ScrOKpins urp
ied the necessity nf some plan for
Iweleomlnc he made by the meeting
in session as the county oreanira
tkui wonJd require a reasonable time
to pet Into ectkin. He called for
volunteer to assist Mr. Rolmcs in
the event of Saturday e-eniDR and
erer- pernan In the hall responded.
Different methods were supsested
the stroiureet drink they vmnime. Tea ;fr emeftalnment aa train after
houses there are about as numcrnu ! train reached this city with oversea
n ice cream ana aoda reports are boys. a. W Nelson sup pest ed a
here. vtsitlnr committee of towrspoople
m-- who wonld respond to any call from
NOTICE TO TOBACCO HK4LERS i"'' chsirmatt nnd 8 ,0 traIn car"
' The pendir revenue bUI will no ryinR so!die.a. The committee could
iihkc nanus aiui msu v.ir ine ooys
in ctrars. to- ... . . .
Wco and rirarette, must acertain'U'U ,nn! m J . ! , T
the d.le of th. ...- .k- .J'"" a Mdendid Idea and told of Ms
r mils -.ucu,i with lUm Km-, .an r. n A
down tiie line iDclicr.une their u
'preciatMm' of the visit of cltlieiw
j Mr. Corhett also took occasion to.
made t ,K k-. i. v , .n
hnc the memory blanks on the' lr,vr,lnt on lhl. rallron
hamls of postmasters fn most places h. fr tho K(11 rros
nd they may be obtained there. ln.:Ij. Cran(k.. ulks wl,n thm
cae dealers do aot receive an mren-.n-r ,h. ,...- -,,. .,.
theuis-'les In tbe slrcinrest terms.
Another matter surrested lv J.
iisiai
doubt be pussed before the middle ofj" ,
r'eiruary. AU dealers in ehrars. to- . '
inventory their stock liefore commen-
cinir buNiiless on the next day thereafter.
Arranirrmcnts have
been
Uiy blank in time, they should list i
tlwir slock and write to Milton A. Mil
ler, collector internal revenm-. Tort
bind, Wre., fr proer blank.
KKM ltK KXI.K OK TM ADR
awl acre. ni now in tail pram, ma !n Bion.i of lr. Hitswll.
more i-vattv toVsow. balance sulerulid Soma-in anitnfMt the
A- Ku.'cll was to leanest th corn-missb-n
to have more Hants piared
around the rnilioad atiiltoa la order
to make a more'cheTfifl appeirance,
Chaimmn
j --w' crtiaia aPTwwntea ine iomwinc
'atuie. All fckce.1. food bu,Uin(rs. ,etiniit to wsilt upon the city
muc 10 two royruMt, water tor 11- comninvttoti wia such a rennest: J
ri)TiilA. and all Vhe tillable land U Rnwell, Tn-A Uelnies, A r
lHr..verrd. Hampton. J. 5, SnodaTasa, Aeor.- f,
Vi,i take some Wetpe nroe-ty as jit (urrrT. A. V. Nelson. F. B j jl'j
fiiat payment and Khe ll!riiee in crop jstlllvr. !! A. T. Andre. Iter! PaUI-ip
payments at per eXnt no. CbaOes Miller and Junes Oar- i
This is splencbd aKiNfa land, and all ri- a it'
he rrririnetf. rrweT l,.S.OO per After disrusalnc many thlnrs ta,
csn
acre and thia year's ip goes with it. laid In
rour hntidred nd TnBr'itjr-f ire arrea O iwhlch
the entertainment
-as the O -V K.
eWef nt
N. hand. Ill
CjWheat thisear will Oe wortff aome which tr. Rldemone assure the as
m money. o e " . i.ai cldD be on t'O lob iny
IjSKtJVRITY I-NT l.inNY.J (0 Itln.e It w.s enl)e4. the rln ad-
DOING NECESSARY WORK EVERY
DAY IN THE YEAR
Lallcy-Ltght is ,th one piece of farm equipment which is in daily use the year
'round.
Its power performs some essential, work every day, and saves valuable labor.
Its light is needed e-ery morning and every night, in the house and in the bam!
Lalley -Light is capable of daily service through the whole year because it it
rugged and simple t build. ,'
Its power saves approximately 250 man-hours during the active farming season
alone, if the power i applied to full extent.
This is aside from th light it supplies at all times; the labor it saves by furn
ishing power to pump water to house and bam; the new comforts and conven
iences it brings to thelfarm family.
Eight years of practicll farm use have shown Lalley -Light to be an economy
nnd a necessity for theaverage farm. . . '
We can give you figureV based on your individual requirements, to convince
you that it is a necessities your own farm, and will be an economy.
Call on us and see the plarrt'in operation.
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