La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 14, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI. rjf ... LA" O RA VDK ; TWENO, OBSERVER o' - 0 . fi .'Jj.w. fe r.m,RY i-t. inin. 4 9 D -sr s , . " L " i, j " : D IV m rll 81; hi ts m tit r 111 fo ov h m ll st' th o e to It ni M to, An IittleiH ilent XcwpaiH.'r ' W ... !.t.i.. :hho of fit-ink in ttfa 'ittmily'look rf. upon thi-Qiiatfii' in a perfectly ting- land fair nnner. (j'oint: are underpaid tiiiB wi9 aftvaj's do learn somuihiiii; I that dift ij.t.know. So letu? be WMifU D,aTd Weekly t L. . U8 K "UW' ." ,d J T, P",m ftraud., Orcgo., J,, ! Grande Eve! W'n PaWS,U ,r.U(' I)N XH, friblisher. fcvbl t W I'o.Kiffii'f L I t (,-an.lc find.;, ni Itnwirf CNto Mail MnMer. Tito 01ivcr, J 7 1 ' Sxth Str!tT City ft'oui? OffYijil Yatur. ;)lil(! it-itn-i iiiiiH'arud Lu be. But the oil rials view tlij matter in tne light that Wis jre iit ij un,' iiKj;eiKy and tiiey are willing!) abidi by former coiulr lions util tti ia emergency jiausc miiih nj It may crimp them." In tlii. ttiey are eminently right, for tilu nrenbiit pt'riud of chaos in busi-.l nesii and industrial life cannot la.-ij. On Sale in Other Cities Oregon Hotel ;Amcrli-j w ill be America, and Amcr News stand, Portland; Imperial Ncwsjku is if synonym for organized effort Stand, Portland; . Multnoinab . JlotuI 'ami smooth riiiiniiiR business. It may Ncw Stand, Portland, Oregon. jtiiku-it. n little while 4o come, but it ill rtmv, and when it does the salary t.i-,li..n of officers can be settlid tveitHig Teleg-i'nph Ktiport f. Uuited - Press Association. w ?r Mi i; .t.t, vi i i ri-,i .i . ',- !'V ' ' IU It'll .WfTVI .Hk ' ' fW MOTV (WfltovM. ffl U Llk 1 W Wi til A r- . iR ..- ..XaM fttickeis' 'and pujl he Chautaiiqua through, MRS. JOHN SHAW. SUBSCHIPTION KATES Hy Carrier Pally, per month Daily, per three months.. .Me "'"' y f'-verinh impulses and;wcll aa the pliysical side of the mat- tl.oK:i.on a .found basis, (iight now. is no !;- ""i"""".-e ui promt- -wxi I rl t". rt 1 I I rVI The Flace Where Everyone Has His Say. . .. . tl'llimilCS. I brain and consequently of the bodjt, KdiJor Ohwrvrr: In this time of 8U ma,y resuscitations of the life the dread epidemic', influeilz.-i, it is, t!"-' animus, and consequently of the timrly to rrUert'un the spiritual as;scll5ations and actions of the body Dailv.ner six months in advance j:i.7r,f.i,.. ,,. .! .,lii,iment if it is l:on "" Uu' material, physical side can hut the unpleasant affections are so many torpors and frigidnesses of the brain and therefore of the body, and Dailv oer vear in advance tl M , i , r,- i . . nilt be over-estimated nor too strictly '""" " "'e me, ami swoons ft Lfe con. . . . 5. ""':'l',e..f"r. "ff,c,M,.t0 enforced, the le of the mental and '"' Ifath, of the animus, and thus of iiyMail ' jalwiK. l.y aiiidmjf uy present spiritual .side Khouid not be overlooked. ! the rensations and actions of the Daily, per year in advance W.00 fions every official will express Jus . )m , f,.ar are jual ns contairious body," Daily, per six months in advance t2.S );l ,1 faith to the public and when lh('!us scailct fever or whooping cough. Swedcnborg's voluminous works llaily, three months -'n sdvoiico. . 1.2S : tin(J ,,.. , n;MS appear just and I Ami it ought to be well understood, 'WL're written entirely in Latin, and Daily, per month The ,G0 Saturday Kvening Observer, by j mall, per year in advance $1.50' Weekly Observer-Star, by mail, per year in advance J ... .$1.50 fair there will be no complaint from : in every Christian community, that j translations often have a stiffness not the ci recta or a scare are not limited '" uriginni, out ine mougni my (juark'r. The O.-W. R. & N. Band Must Be Supported' to the spirit alone. They deplete the ot.ercy of the boily and leave tt more open to siihnrss and disease, and thus a menrfe to the public welfare. AVu recojrni.e this fuct in a pnneral way, If there i anything I.a Orando is but it has been left for Swedonbori? k-nf t.n it is Kratitude. '1'he Observer tne eminent scientist and psyrhoio suya this in ail candor and sincerity JCist-tn ex pin in how- the two-physi- t ill alio MMiiioai ue itiunn Lni. , n his work, "The' Soul or Kat'onal P?y- and it upjilies to the new musical or- in the quotation? if closely followed, will be found very valuable. MRS. HATTIE R. McDONALD. SUPPORT TH K CHAUTAUQUA Editor Observer: I see in your pa- This is ur bljneas, Tailoring. If you want a Vouse built you would go to a carpe'ntcri This is whv thev coaie to us. We hav siii tailors. Our send- away suits musf id before they leave the store,. The ogfecry. 2-10-7t Indillistlon. ' Take a few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets as directed for indigestion, and you will soon forget alout your stomach troubles. Try it. Adv. FRANCE GIVES AID . AMERICA The pouringyiilt of French blood and the enormous financial sacrifices are not the only aid France has ftiv- on America. We are Indebted to the French peasants for a perfect rem edy for stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, ytiich lias not only boon marvelouslk success! ul over then tint has bedii equally so over hoi The lngredi& put up for Goo. H. Mayr,' are Imported ami le in this country many years a lead ing Chicago chimlst, under the name of Mayr's Won a simple, harm removes the catn fill Remedy. It is Is preparation that rrhal mucus from the Intestinnl tract, and allays the inflammation which causes practic- per you want the sentiment of the'ally a'toraach, liver and intestinal rhnnininn ,wi,BD t i i lailitients, inchuling appendicitis. One member for four years and am willing to continue my membership, for we Country Tli of Th, SwMt Laivrf f LlboHy. Places Are Ready for the Home Boys, !Knni.iiu.ii know ii as ine ,. .v. o. chnlofv." written almost one hundred , farmers, as well as the city people, I band. . The organisation is composed nn,i rjft v venrs ago. he, snvi. "Plea- look forwnrd to our vacation. That is jof forty-right ifien who are in the em-jllnt nfft.,.i.jon, rentoro the bruin with jnbout the only time we have between :ploy of the railroail company, and it new heat, and the animus with new j our busy seasons. After going through is not an experiment, but a real, livellife; but unpleasant affections destroy j what we have and winning the war we going band that plays excellent music i the brain and extinguish the animus j certainly enh come to the front and and plays it well. To I.a Grande this' "he lower mind). Thus pleasnnt nf- jdo our part for the Chautauqua. I al band is priceless and Director Cald-1 f'"''if"" "r; mv '"'"t;"' "f th-iways feel that it is a course of learn- ' well, along with fllr. Knnrrour, wno m) ncnSHlNG SAY IT? - (JOT SM IIATIOIt KMT IJV WIKR The Observer cannot speak as to the promoted the enterprise, deserves! lf y011 wer0 Anericin soldier general conditions uver the country, ; marked credit for the formation of Hcfore history is fullv reared the 'in Franco, anil vo were offnred a dose will convince or money refund ed. 'Sold by all- druggists. adv. I " Front T. e.ood but as far as this locality is concerned isuch an institution. iconoclasts Inn e begun the Out work of;nlce warm sweatee all fire; and it pood becall.-.'.' il s getting of these is the; looked there are slight grounds to worry over When the band was approached in a 'tearing down. the question of employment for the. body last night with a request from '"an mosU-onrerned, Ccnernl IVrshing.eold. and you opened It nnd found boys who return from the service. This 'the Soldiers' Welcoming committee t.;wh is "'' to disown his speech at! Iho name of your -ifo back home is particularly true of those who have 'meet the midnight trains Saturih; gone from the farms. In almost all, night for the purpose of welcoming . ii.aiayeiie s lomo. ine. posane . v. no o kujucu. n uvw a ,..t-i :eei! i esnuin-Review tells him it's no! 1 hat a the expertenc onu Ai-icr!-;; ... .lr . n:m col.'lior Imu inul hn.l Hnva n I such instances the hoys cannot be re-,11,0 Oregon troops homeward bound ; An m kil!J,,8 hl)rsl,s n,)(, the 'I10,t from Paris, and it is vouched j leased any too soon, and it is a good from Franco, with one voice all mem-j king's mcn ,. llrtt evp out of the ( far by the American Rod Crosi wnu i (leal the same with regard to all the; bore of the band joined in an affi'rmn-j next cron of school readers the state-isavo out the sweater. j l'YH'lt KDIT.OItS IX ASSIOMULY TOPKKA; Kan., Feb. 14. The meat, that General rerjhing of the United Slates army, stood before the J tomb of Lafayette in Paris, made al gesture, and enunciated (in French) : ihd session of tho Kansas Lcgisla I.afayelte, here we are!' No mutter tum boasts ' of four editors. They how many t;mes the general raises 1,-u-o R. C. Howard, Arkansas City; C. his right hand ami swears (or affirms) i E. Mivan, Downs; H. W. Shldler, young men who have gono from Union live answer county. This means that I.a Grande will Those who left vacancies to go to 'meet the soldiers with a splendid or wnr, will find tho old positions await- i gnnization which will play without lug their return, and this will not be money and without price for the oc cntircly through any feeling of senll- jcasion. They will play because thev ineov, out oeciuise ineir services arc jure a part ot i.a uranue and rcjocc',. , ,. . , ., .. , . , ,. i , , ... . ,,, . ,. .... , f. , , ,, , . , , , that hf never said it, that he doesn't It; irard, and W. F. Hill, Westmore n, ,e K,e..i. .cm-. ,oer ine ooys corning nome. I nis no- knw tha, much ,,-rcK.ni thllt he land many to again. no assured or ncipjing true, 'i.n lirandes hounden duty jcouidn't have thought of anything so that could not bo fully supplied during j is apparent our gratitude as a city j dramatic, that he was there and knows the war period. . jmunt be shown to this organization, who really did say it in sp'tc of al! tS On the whole", itiiifJifiB.ilittre4 prouy'' Tliiis far the institution is new and jth4.se. thiigsXCiil.1'8rase is going dowt ably more apprehension lliau is jusli-jhns no uniforms. Kvery man woi-ks.'n history wilh Pcrahing's mime tag fied on this matter of employment fori and every man has purchased his own,'!'1' to it. . . tho returning soldier. Tho iwt of instrument, and too-other thev have "n" not w'ls" to be a killjoy. R is freely admitted that an Ame tlium lui,t tditeu )u.r.., n,.., i..ri .. ...1 i..,..,riii in n Id ii,a;i'u i,,,,. il.. i, r i , , . ', , can army officer, at the proper time there should he just as many oppor- to help now, and by purchasing uni-1 ,- , 1( . , ,. - r , ' It is a noble phrase, anil man should not be cheated out of it. tllllitieS HOW HI liter,, WiM lu-., ,mu I r..,,u ii,n l, lltn l,a 1 1, I ago. That is the general prospect ofjwe appreciate their work, In the ftiV k Im.i II... ull.. ..1,1 1. J.., .1.. '. ... . . r . , "', niinuuKii m, i or x ure every cent gi ven io nssisc sin a a 1 1 1 wa.s so id. a ml 1 1 deserved every one present season there is but little work , worthy enterprise will be returned ten of the thrills it aroused between hero Get at the keal Cause Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets S. '- i A . "":-vg-v . '; 1 . 1 'New:'.-' .i ; l-;s . Silk' f I ;SfeirfS'' I smV rij 'I'lu-sc skirts are by far Hie' jj I I If V ' TWf I m,,st ht'au,iful of ai,y V Mlli ' "'"7 ri.'1 crft;-'?ftj . have ever, shown. The very H pW'-;.l newest 'of figured material j I I S ic '')'! made up in the most attrac- 1 li'ft3 live styles. , I I .;, j fvyjj3j We invite you to visit oui. lid I i&H ready-to-wear department i I , . I . , and see these beautiful new i..,,, I H - 'kirl!, :! j I ' I "S " Also the new spring" suits , " t I I P--'iv we arc Kl"i"'! nrp yer- llll r'll I t"!i striking. Mary Ann "peace H $ lrV time" models are already ap- li' Vl 11 1 H pouring with plaits nnd folds. , !l M 1 l'i Also pretty trimniinsa of i UMIM) SEE,U,MV1N,KWS 111 TlA V - PR1CTTV SPRING VOILES ; j 1X ILA1X C0I'0I!S " -! ? . ewsssuaaf. Blue.' Aprirot, Pcnch, Lem- ! ' en. Sky, Pink, Light Gray, i II I ,0 Dark Gray, Black.-and Green. . ! Il Outing Flannel at Sale Prices, ' Cc to $1.00 Vd 1'Jc, 21c and 2'Jc ; l I . I j l' i 'III Open yft -ftV1Sl'f . ..S. Sat. 1 1 - o sis ! .it ! I all " I ! I I 1 I I ' : The good? that have made our business a success and dialled, us to guarantee them to you are Charter' Oak Ranges, Patent Heaters, White Sew in"' Hacli&ies, mons Leas, lienny the Harmon Mattress, Sim- fecme Springs, Smith Rugs. 1 l 'J Ex to do in any lino. That in a matter ;fold, for there wifl be luany occasion that Is entirely due to the season of when the bnnil will help the city a the year. 1 his condition will not con-! well as individuals, ti'iue long. The season will soon open In another column The Observer has up when help wilt be in demand in lluy.turled a uniform fund for the O.-W. fields and in every line of industry : R. & N. band. Let everyone donate and business. It is not the nature of : with a free will and we will have a things for this country to remain dor-; bend that will bo permanent nnd last mant, and It is presumable that t)ir jpir snme conditions prevail in other places'. There is more general interest jus! now in seeing the hoys get home than there is in the question as to what they will be able to find to do after they are released from the servir'e. end Paris. Hut Col iiel Stanton of Pershing's staff, who said it, ought, to have the credit, .particularly as Per shing would not have the credit at any price, being a just man. "However, the colonel has verv lit tle chance. A first-c!ass historical I blunder like this never dies, but gets ! bigger" and more exaggerated as years 'g.o on, nnd is found invaluable as a - i tonic for commencement orations. You Haw deals make raw spots and nreiwill renumber that General Sherman raw mater. al for tuture wars. ville Piedmont. -Green- jiihvays contended that "he never said! Thai's whit thousands of stomach j i sufferers are doing now. Instead of I J taking tonics, or trying to patch up a , J poor digestion, they are attacking the j i real causo of the ailment clogged liver I J and disordered bowels. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the 1 1 I liver lit a bouiiuuk. icain:;( wjy. vvocu ' We liver, ana ooweis pre pcrioDtmng ineir natural functions, avfciy goesindigestion and 6tomacli troubles! If you have a btd tafle In your mouth, tongue contca, nrpetite poor, lazy, don't-cara fcclingl no ambition or energy, troubled with -ndi(c3tcd foods, you should take Olive tablets, tho sub stitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards' Olive TTiblcts are a nuralv veizotable comoouu mixed with olive oil. You will know them by their 1 1 olive color. They do the work without j grining, cramps or pain. 1 1 1 aKC one or iwo ac ucuiime lor quics j Why Look Older Than You Are? U Irf 89(nixhinK; 'hoiyi; niuny i women throWh lack of utten i tiun ure wekrin Cutsets that ! Kive a more ma I pre appear-' ; a nee, to the fivrc tpau it bhould i have and constitut-ally they ap- pear to be five ir thi yeara old- r than they an It is possible VjI readily Im prove that condition if you will come to our cornet department and pet a trial fitting of the MODAKT front laced corset. See for yourself the youthrul and graceful lines this famous corset will give you.- No expense to ynu do not buy unloss there is a de cided improvement then " you should. PAULINE .$urnihk FIR AND JICl'TEIMON ' PHONE BLACK 1241 li't Prices lor Used Furniture, or Will Exchange for New. i ! LeCare of Your Eyes. 1'iWar is. hell.' but he jhnve saved his breath.1 relief, so you can eat what you like. ! f T" T? Ar luc and 23c nor box. All drupgbta ! JUJLA1-1 tlv 1 i You can't afford to lose them and you can't af- ford to abuse them; E y.AM INATION FREE ' We have Kcculed he services of Dr. H. S. Ed jnoncbon, OptrWel rist, of Portland, Oregon, in order to give ohviatrons the very best help ill securing the proper glasses for their eyes. Take advantage of the opportunity now, at I CHRISTIE'S VARIETY STORE rnicht as well j At jjg and&3c per box. All druggibta Union County Officials Not Promoting Bill. The many bills before the legisla ture to raise nahmes iww tlu s'.aie . lira Mtrikitifr alarm. t the h.art .i ta jayut h thitt is nerunin, awd it r vjj t i fyinir Ui knuw lhat ptsytsildy wilh -lu;M evteptimi ol't'it'inlH of l!ninti nuti!y an not in Jeanne ith the ;r'ui ul on flatiuht which i hi-inir -.airi'-'i i'ti throtitrhmit (ti' e,itn for va!:nv u The Cerman elertions show rulsheviiiu's weakest sjnd is the lot bux.- Washington I'ost. tWJ bal- Htnes annoutiees hen go i tiff to curry eut the polities of McAtluo. l-'hie. Car y 'em out, ami for iroodnes: sake '!in Li-tmr 'em back. Knoxville Joui'nal and Tiiiniiu:. t I iviiur the nun a part of the pr-tf- i .it-! 1 as jtrnviMl tlu- greatest investment ', I'vcr made by iho I'ord company, ' its advert i'strtr manager. Perhaps I: Will dn no hirm t cut this out and '! tt. the bos H.t..h CUho I OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results. RYZON The Man Who Frown $ wit h ;i sc(i 1 f"!.-- lit'.' W'lictl-ij.;--' itli iinyoiit' 'Ml Vi-1i'ii(- "iiit ; W'c vel- irtv 'rlii' man wile 'i'ii-s liuinr. tllll-.ll"t (111 "lltlli'll IHIMI1C": pver yell li.'ivc htts'ii --s ,,-;i!i' vmi l'l'd'cr tlmsi' -.),,. nfiiki- ymi IVi "ii i-i' wcii " Cdllll' Villi Ilfl'i' iMijV h"! ,VP'IMII l J-i ll.'J liM'l:.rf,l viiiii'Jiiihk ai'i'i'inil . Tin- w i I Old inch (ir.yniiii;:. mm m, , w ill I'illil afnl iti;il ;1 1 i i in Jlt'lT. . . Wc are p. Bank oi Tt r.ioi'al St u. La Graae Ktioiiai 'Bank. i - Hli', i.,t;.,' 'Mir I ' il i- i .tit in iti SI.'.C "l il "II. 'illllVII r tlicui ' ' . ? Baking Powder IS STILL PACKED IlJ THE FULL WEIGHT, 10 OUNCE; lONE3T POUND PACKAGE Without a cliaugfl in quality and is' still the eco nomical as rwell as THE. PERFEOtT BAKING POWDER " UCE t)5e Tho Ilyaon Bakiug.Boolj containing 250 prac tical recipes, adapted to present-day needs (ori- iual i lk'e'Jl.O) will be given free 'with ench" uf ene'ean qfs.Ryzoli. For sale, by ..PATTISON BROTIiERS. : GROCERY 5' s m : e PfiDNE MMH S(f 9 s It W IT ravs 1 o -Head A d v erli&em ents yOU'VE often heard the saying, "It pays to advertise.!' That ' is true. And it also pays to read advertisements pays you. If you reaci'advertk.?mc:its consistently for any1 length of time you will .agree thnt this taie.ir.e:it is also true. IT PAYS YOU IN I.ICNEY SAVED. There are many real bargains offered from tinie totinv3 in the advertisements appear ing in this paper. Watch for them. ' . IT PAYS' YOU IN SATISFACTION. Vhen a merchant steks you to come to his ntci'e lie obligates himself to sell you qual itye goods, "as adverted." You have" a right to expect Satisfac tion from what you buy and you get.it. . . . . . IT PAYS YOU J NTilnU f.'AVED. Wlftfi 'you know exact ,ly9.what yea wmt to buy and v.'ierc you wSnCto buy it, you don't have to "look around' ar.dev. ajto time fiudiij i ..... Don't YOU yantto.ave money anytime? Wouldn't yorf like ivy gootlevery Vitsoand Jt.itco to be sure of getting s;ilisfact3vy0erv fce find quiflitgooilievery 1 :ie actvemsemeutsoand Citeoi.- time bou co to a slre? fflien rerd b' ,ie the stoje.f which cv.o s'lge you best .V.-mOi Frqtral llnp( ."ij.ili-m o : o, o 14 NO JlXT 'tHAEGE '2'OSd cDfifLI?ERY 1 IS.-"'- " v-..--v: . a . 6 9 Q 1 , G . ' O as