La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 14, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextT LX ORANDE TTvTSNTNTO OBSERVER. War Offers y---rTEmJZ. yUt0.be C.harfl,d tl lhe war theeaua. ot IrouUs-aaniely "Royal In tl,nu KwBrM? T! , .I A;rta- "" Crown Princess Cacille. of Germany, are the women She SwT fsWMrf hi, Ji, dTe?dBn' ,rom 1 lin" of "a"a ") drench kings or ruling nobles be? n to, oH2.? ' "n "a".aU, pr""'esa Nnw h8r 18 "P to consider divorcing says he any divoriw hu JirK ehHdren-Vlhe rtamlUa . " FEOM ABROAD IN THE STATE. Judge J. A. Taylor. pioneer of Jht and pioneer u. e Vinson una v usmnjiton ' territorial legislature, died in Wai- la Walla Wednesday. I Plans' for construction of a rail- road up Kilciies river to tap 2,000,- iinnnnn ..r .k... ...... ... nounced by Captain Russel Hawkins ! of the Whitney Lumber; company In Portland Tuesday The fXilihes riv er empties into Tillamook bay near Day City. Two Oregon i men. E. 11. Reicha rt and A)a.u H. Christiansen, are nllsted in company G, 3l'st l-n Th it try. Spasskoo, Siberia, nnd neither knew of the presence of the other a nntll after the company had reached .Siberia, although the men were col lege mates at the Oregon Agricultur al college. Imposters who cheat the public by an appeal t'o Its patriotism have made their appearance In Hoed Riv er. After the authorities took cog nizance of their activities two men in uniform, selling buttons lo raise a fund for the relief of needy re turned soldiers, left the- ctty without ceremony. Weapons used by the 91st division when it smote the Hun in the. Ar gonne and In Flanders and other weapons that the same lads wrested Irom the enemy as they drove him to defeat will form the bulk of the war trophies train exhibit with which the Fifth Liberty loan Is to be her- alded In Oregon. The Cloverdale cheese factory at 7heh . Aunt Royal Divorces , Grand Finale . : " tTUIueS rumor inni IhM KWm.v V ' inmvuoa " fea", " 0De C"n nS' Tillamook won first: 'place and the Soutn rralrlq f'aclbvy, second place In the cbrddar cheaxo exhibit at the I western dairy products show t . Boise. ' The Albany tinners" croam--- .e.ry won first prize ou butter, with Oregon . MUInnvtlla rvo,.,a..V TI.J Mm-!pIlr,iami Cheese com'iwny won first prlj.e on brick cheeso competed Eleven state m "''' vl'fJd'fJ' ""d I1' re Zt ' evnor, notified the University of d the Orepon State Normal school .that students who . hav Teturned from military service nd who desire to go on with their m-Jo4 work, but lack the inwiey, niay ser-ure Ioths from the coininisHlon fift tarry thorn for the rest of the year. ';' WHAT, PETRONltJS GONE? CAMBRIDGE, Mas., Feb. 13 Ovid, Petronius and Sopho:-les are mis sing fi-om the shelves of the Harvard university library. Hook vandals h:ivt luen at work in the Farusworth mom l the library. 'Works by Sophocles and the two' other ancient philoso phers disappeared early. Then sev eral books by O. Henry went. Other volumes followed. Unless the vanduls can be found and punished and un less the thefts are stopped the univer sity authorities, say they will cloe the Farusworth room. ' NlOTHEIt-IN-LAW, OO. . WENATCHEE, Wash., Feb. 14 Mrs., Ellen. S,i.Cooley, (s eighty-two paratlvely, are 'agiHvtors who ar .HP years" old" tiut she har young Ideas, posed to our form of government or She is suing Ferdinand L. Looley, all organized government. , sevent y-yenrs, for divorce, alleging! . "All reports that trains' are being she is unable to live-peaceably with 'mobilized to deport anarchists or ,her mother-in-law, aged ninety years j The Cooleys were married in Muske- jgon, Michigan, in 1903 and apparently lived happily until Cooley's mother ;came to live with them in 1915. the'Robert Once on the famoiiB Wissvfsippl River steamer, the Robert E. Lee," an ex.general of the Confederate Army was trav .eling. Passing Aunt Jemima's cabin oo the shore he tcild some Northern travelers of he many times he'd eaten her delicious pancakes. , "The boat stpps4here, let's get off and have some now," they all urged,, And so ttoey did. And thus the fame of Aunt Jemima's Pancakes reached the North. ' . . ... . With Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, made from Aunt Jemi ma's own'rfcipe, you can Jiave the sane wnderful pancatfes ' today pancakes just as golden-brown, fragrant and tender, Evsrythbig to mat these pancakes is already ip the Aont Jemima Flor milk and alt, You 1ive tuBy to add the I ' tyrter. Af4, oh, how good they taste! For variety serve AuV.t, Jemima Buckwheat Cakes. You'd say they are the best buckwheat cakes you ever tasted! Get a packageof each from yourrocer rtdayj Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour In the red pacinge, Aun. Jemima Buckwheat t Flour in the yellow rckage. 9 s e - . , w e ' Jemima '. .-O rmn hta Krionn ialan.1 .rin.-o. rron nu prison Island. - ibe women d SKEI1 DEALERS ARE KIT. Aeelsrnitt Say.) district Farmers Altorney Doolinr Are Mulcted. NEW YORK. Feb. 14. Assistant District Attorney John T. Uoolhig, whoillk a new flerson, is conducting the John Doe milk in- nuirv here, todav described the seed situation as one of the worst as well as ene of the inost important, matters bromrht out at the inquiry. ''The seed men," he asserted, "are mulcting the farmers out of millions of dollars. The seed sold now in -lutled almost anything .that can he I soaked te make added weight and dis jgnised se that it cannot he discovered iin .eeetl hags. Such seed a being sold under prices. fancy names aud at fancy c.VMfMrrri ..makvs denial Says Itepttits tif Prospective Whole sale 'lepitrtation Exaggerated. WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 14. Anthony Camlnettl. coiumlMshmer general of imiiiiKratlon, said Wed--lesUay night Hint reports of pro spective wholesale deportations- of jr.liens wbro "ulljii'itified." . I. "It Is eatlmaled that about 0000 aliens are to be deported, the great j majority because Lhiwr 'ire insane tor otherwise public - charges," Mr. IMaminettl said. "Most- of the re jmalndor are dlsei3"d. or have been found g'.iilty of ofrstpics subjecting Ithem to deportation. A fow, com- others are exaggerated." MR. SIDNEY LYLE The piano tuner, is at the Foley ho tel. 2-13-3tp E.Lee stopped at Aunt Jemima!s Parcake 1";" Gained 30 Pounds i I've Never Found Auything To Equal Tanlac, She Says Troubles Overcome. "tfMocould spe- f with everyhody BrtionnHy who has stomach trouble (and rheuinillsm." paid Mrs. M. K.. jHoyle of ISIS Pennsylvania Ave.. Kansas City. Mu , "1 would advise them to take 'unli for I have tried I ill myself, and have never found luiy- with rheumoVsm during Die past ten yea'rs until t thought I woild go distracted. Tim paiu would extend from my hlpa down to my aoklea, , the muscles.-nd leaders felt like the?r wore drawn, my knees were so stiff I could hardly bend over, and niuny! a night the pain was so severe that I could .hardly keep from crying. My appetite' was wry 'poor and my stom ach w.ts so out of order that what little 1 did eat made me miserable. 1 suffered terribly from Indication iviid would bloat up so badly from the gas on my stomach that I could scarcely broatho. nd there was also a dull aching pain. In tin pit of my stomach. My complexion was very bad sallow and yt'llow looking and I Just felt badiyHll the time. "liwt Tanlue has ipenj a wonder ful hlossing lo ma aud no ono could see theVhange that Ha iiiknn place In me duVlng the pa-.l fw weeks uid doubt it iVe'nS a Rro;lt medicine. All niy rheumatic pains a.id stlfti .'ss in cone now. aS)d yon nliy know 1 feel Mv appetite Is splendid. I i novcD .hot lit red with more, no n'vt- indigestion or las onyl ter what I eat, nd uty color is fhio. Not only have I bin itn relieves of rheumatism and Klom h trouble but I have also galneS '.I irty ponniin in i weight, besides. Itinse nif my , reisous for thinking r.o well Tan Use and I will glad.y tell any .nc. who cares to call on me wnn'. I nutci found out by experience, unoui ii Tontac is sold In Ijt Grande by Sil-. voithorn and Richardson Drug stores; in Union by L. A. Wright: in North Powdnr-nv L,. A. kusbci nil In Elgin by Sittt .K, llarris Apv The liunVsl ladies will bold a i cooked foodlsie at 1'attison's gro-j eery-store SnUirday, Ulirnary nun 2-1 3-21 MISSIONARY SOCIKIY MEETING The missionary society of the Chris linn church will meet tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock p. m. at the home of Mrs. J. D. Smith, 1704) First street. . -- i : ' . - Have you had time to dro In nt Silveitliorn's fountain; and try one of those new driiilis? You will find a fruit mit sumlue it n chocolate sur prise sundue or a malt milk with whipped cream Just about right. 1 .11 515Wf lEKk'JW ? FAMILY DRUG STORE L.A ORANDbORCaON. 2-14-3t Observer advertising will Bring r ulta. - cabin Flour . . ,n '""' Honey! " , ' rs .. 1-lHt SAI.K MlMX-JImitoax I FOR KALE Reasonable, well-bred i WANTED W'umin or girl for gener D or 4 It. C. R. 1. Red cockerels. Last i al house woi. j IVrmniient position , rluim. 2808 N. Depot. Red 34M. for right ntt Phone Main 170. : -.. '2-ia--tp ; v, . s-ui-tf FOR SALE Chftip, one corner good, npartftVnt house. See ' for hotel or . Mrs. Ruber. MS-4tf FOR. SALE White Irfirliern cocks Tuncerrf (rtrnin. $S Oo nr art t M ech for two more. Erliel KernB. 1'. 0. Aliwl, phone Cove. 2-12-4tp FOR SALE- -Impsove your yield of wheat by -seeding No. 1 Red Chaff Club, reclcaned wlfh heavy Wast of wind. Also, white seed onta, abso-1 lutely clean... Ii t. Lhennult, iji Grande, Ore. 2-1 1-Ctp FOR SALE Rhoil Island Red eggj. Toe a setting. Y rone $mxc& iimj 2-11-tf FOR SALE Setting hens, day old chicks ard hatching eggs from s6-' loct matinga ot Clue Hock lly-, brlds. My , egg record open lor j inspection. (J. S. Sbullx. 1004 Kiist;F)R BENT- N avo. Phoho Ulaok 3961.: EGGS FOR HATCHING From pure bred Huff VjamUttcs. Pri.e win ners. Heavy Jliiyers. Choice table fowls. Two ifcMil, eggs $2 and $1 per acMing. rk R. Aldrieh, 707 Fourth stroctt ' 1-20-241 FOR SALE Thyit monument yul want for Decaititlon day iB-ready for Immediate crFivery. R. M'. M & G. Co.. 1M2 Slemte. 1-17-W I' OR SALE Net Paige civr. ' Run less than 1001) liils and is In fine shape. A hargaat'if taken 'nt once Call Red Sfit'il At inquire Hilt.m';poR RENT -enrage. . ' 2-T-li FOR SALE 0'ie Ill-room apartment liou-ic. Sec Mrn. Zuhor. It sure. 4' a good buy. . ' 1-10 lit FOR SALE li-room furnished lious'o. paved street. Plloiie Red 1172 be tween 0 nnd 7 evenings. 41-10 4tjl Have the label, which sktniul for fair working cniulitions, put on you' j.ib printing. The Observer is one ff the two sliops in town observing union principles. Phone Main .17.. i, ' LOST AN,D. FOUND FOUND Man'ssilver watch between viaduct and Palmer mill. 1-10-tf . U u- FOUND One pair'' glasses. Impure at city library . 1-10-tf A I.OSTWool bult. Navy blue i wah green and tf W stripe. Ketuin to Observer or fcafl Binck 841.v 2-8-lf -6 and never, wavered the soldiers' and sailors who defend- i; ed our honor. We -must not mini mize their efforts by failing to com- Vd plete OTJR particu- ?sr, cing 'of the 'next 4 Liberty Loan., 1 .They ' I 1 Fought I i to a v 1 7K T7" 1 7SF fp. . - Cjiui vMuiiuui. cm; vciiCijZtr $) Keep your- dollars i J IViiturc no i.'oisct can .s TWi on the - "waiting Jpjiliy I 3 just ns gooil. ft ;Sr'list," ready for a jsjjr .!,.,,liiiiiH 'tin- ina.sh'i- I.mu-Ii 4.f prompt answer the call j 'tfj when. 5wc, sounds. Hf.etnt.it tripm in n. J "Savings Aceount jr here. 'JrVI tv . MrVi sn I United States g; a National ' Rank CR CJjZ La Orande, Ore. 7V I i -.'-t I WAMll -MlMetlmieuu. MONEY TO LOAN, at ti per cent, on Union county Htmi.- Apply II. K. Dixon, Foley Ijldg., La Urande, Or., Ady. . 2-13-tf WANTF11 Kod .18 '. -Lady for homework. C?l! "i K-ia-titp WANTED Position Inquire Observer. as Jbookkeeper. 2-U-4tp 10 TRADE Di'ivlng horee for work horse Cu Aluck 16i2 . 2-11-tf ; , JWANTElVConirete arnvel, (sample load necessnryUd make bargain on. Will take uny amount. 2-8-tf J. L. MARS iWAXTED rtlrl or woman to assist In kltcheniGrundo Rondo lospll- ul. 2-6-tf . . koll liKXi hroc rooin furnished hungnlow. W . avenue. Plwjie R 11111. 2-11-tf FOR RENT Onif ; furnished room, $7.00 per montlL Phone B 1(142. 2-trtf FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Phono B'nck "JUL 2-41 QK RENT Stui room, steam nent- : ed, good locutio i for grocery or oth- cr buincisV np rent nnd lone Icime to rip ty. Jl. t. Lawyer, Darlniid ho 2'1-tf Nlc i.-sey rooms from 1'i up. Mlfl Ad ' R3001. 1 L FOR liENT-4()ne i'ui dams. Phono 1-18-tf shwl rt"m 2-Htf Phone 11 Hil'6. fci':. .--. ' aytf-rf...-.tiM)V7.v. ' M . t ' thc V.'o Kt) e)? Chocolates FtfR Her ..v. it if: a; jciViSm- ' '"unv i.thb- front liu:e ttoiuft, srif'titifib ciyiistriifl.il!!. Voil (ItJ ((lt S.'U'l'irici! Clllll- I'ui't for style mill yon do nol j sacrififf stvlc. fur coinftipf I when von wear A c-oui j di't i; I i lie always hid h;inl, liijfcij lit SU.r0 up. IVI- KU. U:. IVlId. lUUl, l atllSUIL Corsetiere I'lfonc Uc.i :;j'Ji " i:.'s.iT()2 Oak Street. CHICHESTER S PILLS vv m W'T? i-r-Professional Direotoi ! ATTORNEYS " OOCT1RAN CBEtllAKri lieu I. Cootaran iH Colon R. Ebernaru, Attorney!. La Grand National Bank Building. 1. J. GREEN, Atturney at Law Praetice in all state and federal courts. Office La Grande National Sank Building. JRAWroKO EAKIN T. H. Cra ford and Robert 8. Eaklu, Attor neys a U. JMtic la all tbe eotirU of the gtate and the United State. Offloe. Westjacolwoo Bid., rooms -l-lJ, L Oraude, Oregoa. SItCHITfiCni L K. ULLKft -Aronltaet, room tT, New Foley Bldg. Phone Red 1H7I. PIANO TCXEU. IAS. M. DALY Piano Tuner. Ref erencts, Mrs. G. S. Hirnie, Mrs. R. J. Green, Mifs Miller. Phono Mrs. R. J. Kitchen for appointment. Will be in LaGramle in May. 2-1-lm.p OSTKOPATHIC, DR. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopnthi i'h.vsician bpociallzing in uisease of women and children. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 p. m., ami by ap pointment. Phones Office Red 1761, residence, Black 1231. 37 New Foley building. - VETKIttlxArtT "R B VV Rll.rCY- Orndnare Vnt,.r tnrlr.n Hosoltal. , 1 40 Madison A Stale MitHlon Inspector and InSiVtclor of s'f.oes for shipment. fTnnie Tndenendent Phone.. Black 41: Fkrnieri Cioperatlve Phone. Main 111 lillCCA 1'IONAI, RKMICMI1EI1 nOOIUNO COLI.llGR, Gnoillng, Idaho. Pnitiei! busl neas courses, review sulijeets, regular college work hud sum mer school, 12-11) If Fraternal Directory. VOODM-EN OF, THIS WORLD Ln 'Grande Camp No. 1419 mnetB every first and third Monday at Eagles " Rail. All visiting oolghhors wel' coiua. -Dues payable at the nff1ee of ths clork. Now Foley Bldg., u m., to 6 p. m. , 1. J. MTJRCHISON, C. C ., R.'J. KITCHEN, Clsrlt : JODER14 WOODMEN. OF A MICK 10. A La Urande Camp No. 7703 ton fh. rtrBt,.ii:tl)lJr4) iTJbnrsday " evenings of each month In the k. of P. Ball. Visiting neighbors woleome. t. t. MTNHALL. V. 0. W. F. ASHMAN, Clork J. B. S. Bop Chapter No. 18, O. B. -8. holds stated communltatlone the eeond and fouith Wednesday, ol aaoh iLoath. Visiting members cor- i dlally welcomed. ' ' UAD1B Hi. OIVKN, W. M. MART A. WARNlCK.Boc R, ot L,, or Becmlty ML Emily Oouircll, Mo. 146, meets the second and fourth Monday srening at 8 " o'olock at Eagle' hall. Visiting members are weioonie. ABE HARRIS, Fin'l. Bee. J. K. FiT.OERALD, Proa. (L. F. 4 A. U. La Orande Lodge No. 41, A. F. A A. M. holds regular meetings first uni third Saturday at 7:30 p. in. Onru'al welcome to all Masotia. . ,C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. F. O. EAGLES, AEIilF. NO. 259. Meet every Friday aight, at Euglos Hail. Visiting members welcome. ,. LILLY, W. P. A. J. LAKM, Sec. ItEBEHAilS Crystal Lodge No. 60 meets erory Tuesday evening In the I. O. O. F Hall. All visiting mem bers are invited to attend. LETT IE McGOLDRICK, N. G. LUCIA HALEY, Rec. Sec. U O. O.'M. La Orande Lodge N. KC0. Loyal Order of Moose holds regular meetings every Wednesday - nlKbt at 8 p. m. In Eagle fall next to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave. Vlsltois always welcome. Dues pay able at Young's rTwettta. W, C. HA'NSEN, Die. HARR"Y BWART, Set). 11. P. O. E. ELKS. 1 Oiaoiie Lrtuge" No. 438. Lodge meets each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges r!nerfully ex- tended to all Brother LI Kb. . ' R J. Crtr.RN, Fmlted RuUr. A. B. "CIIEitHY. Secretary JIOYAL NEIOHBOILV-Irio Oan.p m.ets evety fecund Fibday after ooa and erenr fourfcti,'Fiiila' t't-fta- Ing. every moulb lo K. P. hall. AJI vtaltlugmemheri cordially welcom. HEJORIKTTA OlMltHT. Oracla MARY L. WEST, ?ordc6. e ' , KN10IW9 PYijITTAB Rflfl Croak Lodge No. XT meets every MnnQ.O night la CaaOs BalKK. or P. hall) A PrtntiO. araieom to ill visiting Knlglits 0 J. U BOT1ERT&-IN, C.C0 e PKTLt tEf?N. K. of fL v 3 o 1 o rric Aikf- tf,.vtrrrfrm & .' o . ' .SULDrDRtWilSlSlVlMnHIK A ciiwified ad Qill lOiOscTri'sult'. J o O G ' '' Cmnru O O ' J o o o ? eg 0 0 o oo o o o