La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 17, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text9 . o OO FOUR ' 2& 'flilANDTS KTTCSTSra OBSEitTET? - . e MONDAY. 7'ff.nUTATiV 17. 1010. o U GRANDE VFIINE OBSERVER An Independent KctvKpAcr Published Dally and Weekly t La Grande, Oregon, by L Grange Even ing Observer Publinhing Company. BRUCK DKNN1S. Publitfier. Kntored at the Pontiff ice at La Grande Oregon, as Serond Claa Mnll Wper. Address all .'onmiujiitaUonIto The Obaerver, t7yi Sixth Street. City and Counly OflVlal Paper. Evening TelcKitiph Kuport ot Uuiled Preb Association. On Sale in Other Cities Oregon Hotol News Stand, Portland; Imperial s'ews Stand, Portland; Multnomnh llotul News Stand, Portland, Oregon. SUIiSCRU'TlON ItATKS Hy Cnrrlpi Daily, per month tionuhle hihtory or the ujtlaxy of not ;P.le windjammers in the legislature fiirhtiui' the Warrens. OratoiQ ooxt oir? of flicHe brothers and hours ?P valuable time have been spent by the session in order that the soAorou voices ofthese iO.uginary state sa viors might echo and re-echo through the hulls of the Salem rapitol. It is a matter of egret that Eastern Oregon is represented amon.those who left a former path of anne and safe legi'u tion and Joined this element. The tomcat howling of Senator Thomas is enough Ut mnke all of i Southern Oregon ardinmed that they h:ivo ever eh-vntol a man to office Jvitb nis!iM j'iriy. nuitfer, who nun bits in his talk like nn milomobtle ikiddii'K on a bitulithir pavement. If Kou'.liorn Oreronians do nut wake U) lhcy will find their leglslativn sunt RLANT NOW. . r, ." -n. I i . f - 9sa,' , w t'f ji m r a : i 3 i.y a -; ' 1 -V t ill rti7. . . t 4.. .i n'jtff r'd with Ihoninscn and hhvklonK, Dnily, pnr yeur i-i hiIvhiicu $7,50 mu h to the ropct of the Mnihlti poo Doily, single ciny ficjnlo. liy Mail Dally, p-r year in advance IS.00 I-fWIy, per rIx montlm in advnncu 3(2.50 Jjnly, three munthh n tfdvnnce. .JFl.K.i I'buv, pur month uiu The Rntqrday Evening Oiiafrver, by mail, per year in advance 5 1. GO Weekly Observer-Star, by mull, nor year in advance VStO J Cauntry TU of TKm, Imt Lan4 a Llharty." Delegating Work to Com mission 13 Wrong. The present legislators will find they have done a very unpopular thing if they pormit the idea of delegating every big task to a commission. Mem bers of tho legislature were elected to go to Salem and do those very jobs. The people had confidcnco'in the mem bers or they would not have been chosen. Then why should a bunch of men, over S!l years of age, dimlHS big un dcrtakinics by putting them up to a commission, members of which are to bo named from the Saturday Night Whist club, the Independent Order of llusybodics, the Lime Kiln club and vnrioun nnd sundry Institutions which claim large- membership nnd possess few organizations which In many In stances are promoted and fostered by a few In order that they may get in tho limelight of publicity? Let the legislature do Its duty and cut out a lot of this bunk stuff about "what the people will say." The peo ple will be satisfied If wo get a square vleal and ellminnte a lot of political folderol which has' been going on in Oregon for tha pnst decade. Leader ship Is needed and needed badly nne, safe leadership, not the kind that nominates himself nnd shrieks about Attention mu.;t bo given the fia wav tax bill now beirii; considered whii h pro.-ides'for flic taxing of in cuus. Mu:-h as it- will hurt, for it piovides a tax for everything earned over a thousand dollars, there is much more merit in it than there is to tr and tax mortgages and notes, a thinj- which has always been unsuccessful and cumbersome. The Olcgon university has discov ered that deep breathing will mak( more beautiful forms for women Wonder if it took nn imported profes sor at a salary or S-iiinn a year to teach this fact which is well known to every girl raised on n ranch in Knst- ern Oregon. With McAdoo joining Mary Pick ford anil Charlio Chaplin nnd l'utty Arbucklc screen lovers will expect to see some excellent productions. Prob ably dUe will be his explanation of "Why Father Kept Him from Running for tho Presidency" or was it "moth er" who did it? Those boys who were put in the linker jail for snow-balling will grow- up to lie men some ol inese nays, nan they will hold a malice that is ever lusting against officers who did it. It is n aeriouB thing to loso the friend ship of a good boy. Hy all moans tho birds on the Mal heur lakes should continue to receive protection. Oregon's happy hunting ground is too great an asset to be frittered away like many other good things have been. Ola Hanson is the Koosevelt of Washington state. Would that we had a few more Oles. The only time to call a bluff Is on the very start and thut Is what Ole did and he forced a show down. -TV. lt.,.P i. X y. ?:-eeio. i--::y.--ii-A. Week!' Tlio banks used to buy I nlu d aiatfs In.n't think you hnvu sacrificed bo bonds benrlng 2 nor rent Interest be- rause you may bn paying for your In fore the war. That's how pood the terost-licarlng I'ourth Liberty I .nan credit of tho United Klatns la. Honds. These fellows bark from France legless, armless or slphtless don't think The I00 you pot Into a Victory Lib- they havo sacrificed. They slmply erty llnnd will ho worth flK pins In- think they did their duty. terert when prices settle down. A dpi- lar is worth what you can hoy with It. ' fleiter havo the honds of the United The Vlrtnry Loan cnmlnn In April States In the hand.-: of 30.000.nno Is the last Liberty I,oan. Then tho ordinary cltlzenB than concentrated In war Is ovor for yoj. It will he still toe hands of a few rich men. Think going on for 1.000.000 Americans in of thnt when I'mte Kam offers you Franca. a Victory Liberty P.ond. winter wheat in- fine condition forirol to consider the light fall of snow thu' far. Separate the election hallot into columns so that it will not require n guide nnd a hand-book to vote on election day. Think of what Idaho has thrown away. A meeting of the stale legisla ture every two years. It Is fine to have an automobile, and the young people enjoy them most. Hut, just a little advice, get a home some imaginary reform Good hard first. And this is not said to knock sense, boys, nt Salem, will w in you ; the auto dealers, cither. more lasting friends than all Ibe vacll- " " jhis lace is lnting caused by threats of organza-1 It is now in order f.n- the Central ; lllaile. tions nnd newspapers which have a liaili.i-id i-f ('ivrY-n, whi.-h runs fioni I '' ever w habit of blackniailinir public officials. ' I'nioti Jr.mlii.n to Union, to apply foi it is vb-n m : ...I.... II... I.I..,.,., 11,.,1'u fed,.,:, I ,,'ul II U it sli.nl !in.. i,M,l;''l! Lave 1. 1 J U .... M... ( why we sent you. and if you pul the ineil:. Cue money. emergency clause .to every hones! lo t " " ' j there is a great biir element -in die Any-A.iy. the rco.I and bad corpora iron who will sav ' Well done." 'ions arc gelling a r. -.1 al Salem. Nol ; Ilootleggtng is becoming a lost nrl in Oregon. -J- J. rilKHH COMMENT. .J. i J J a Ja' a f oj J- William Huhrnzollprn, we lire told, hns recovered from his recent illness, but he U not out of tlai.Ke Huston (jlobe. The former kaiser is reported to have n severe cold in the hend. The cold evidently extended from his foet.. lonir Island City Rtnr. The German revolt leaders, Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg, ad vocated violence nnd that a what they got. Boston 'Transcript. Men are bopinninjf to talk about THIiM'TOCIi.VMS. I!v IUn Franklin. 1 f J.I This We are going to have the flew spring models to show you. They're here and we're getting them ready now. Some dandy new shades of brown and green, as well as the light colors. We want you to - come in and see these just as soon as possible. Then you can decide after you have seen them all. Men Who AreReturning Si:ic you left prices have soared, quality of ma terialNmd workmanship have become poor. Many new ch?,p lines of clothing are on the market. You'll expect your new suit of "Civics" to be t. good as the one3 you used to buy. You always bought all-wool clothes before. That's what you must do noy. You want clothes that stay stylish, at lit, thatjwear long and look rignt always you must have all-wool fabrics. NEW SrillXG TILS Just in, pretty new patterns, at 15c lo $2.00. YOU'IF anteed. fet Them Here; the Best of Them; Guar IIART SCHAFFNER & MARX; Use No Other Kind. 0:C0 I i"' g:3Q J we invite it now. VOIIK CHARGE ACCOUNT S()LlCITEl)lf your name is not already ua our beoks. we invite it now. Save and have. Every micklc makes a muckle. Little strokes fell great oaks. A rolling stone ga'.heni no raos. God helps those that help themselves-. Spend one penny less than thy clear gains. Look before or y m il f: id yourself behind. The way to wealth ia ;u short as the way to market. He that waits upon fortune is never sure of a dinner. Money enn begot money, and its off spring can beget more. It is foolish to lay out money in n purchase of repentance. Learning is to the studious and riches to the careful. Waste neither time nor money, but mnke the beBt use of both. Remember thnt money is of the pro lific, generating nature. All things are cheap to the snving, dear to the wasteful. If you would be wealthy, think of saving as well as getting, Lived Two Years On Raw Egg Diet John H. Packer Gains 44 Pounds and Now Eats Anything Suffered 20 Years. Rived up a spVndid position in Pocn' telto, Idaho, and nobody, except those in the same condition, can fully un derstand how I suffered. "I had almost lost faith in all med icines, as I had tried so many without results, but Tanlae certainly has been a revelation to me. I can now eat Terms. W just anything I wu-".t and never exper ience a particle of trouble. 1 have never had a butter appetite, nnd all sijens of indigestion, gas and distress after dating are gone. Tanlae has also relieved me of constipation and strengtWued ami built me up until I feel as lull of energy as' when I was n boy. Vhen I first started on Tan lae I weigjied one hundred and twen ty-four .pounds, but I now weigh one Elk's' rocial dance, Monday night, February 17th. AU.hlks nnd their families invited. ELKS' "SOCIAL COMMITTOS. "iWhen a man has had to live for two years on nothing much except raw -'gga on account of stomach trouble and then finds a medicine thnt fixes him up in less than two months so he can eat saur kraut, meats of all kinds and anything else he wants, I think it .hundred and sixty-eight and a half and is time for him to talk for the bene- this shows hW well suited to my case fit of othersA Well, Tanlae has done 'Tanlae vas.'' all this for meand more, for I am now i Tanlae is srtJd in La Grande by Sil-forty-four pouAds heavier than I was vorthorn and, Richardson Drug the day I begantaking it and nm now;BtoreR; ,n Union by L. A. Wright; enjoying, better health than I have injtt North Powder by L. A. Russel at least fifteen years, was the re- Un(j n Elgin by Scott E. Karris. markable statement made by John H. Adv. Bewnre of small evpws; a small j Packeii, patentee and proprietor of the j If yonVvant a good small used enr at tje right price seet us al once. Bohiifttkamp Co. 2-lfi-u NEW TAXI LiXE. Neal Suydam and Clifford Georpo, rrops. Stand at Savoy hotel, M lin 713. Reliable drivers,, first class cars. Day and night service. Adv. Have you had time to drop in nt Silverthorn's fountain and try one of those new drinks? You will find a fruit nut sundae or a chocolate sur prise sundae or a malt milk with whipped cream iut about right. FAMILY DRUG STORE LA GRANDE, ORCGON. 2-1-1 -St Observer ads nre wi'-cry read. leak will sin'i A penny Colonel RoosPveH's probable sm is- a (jj(y ; but the number rt'tm'rrc 1 t-i t;ik-' nut men! io:u d.- 'Y but rl! bir. li'l 1 s I'rj.ot P.- a bill lias rciu ln.it fiik bitse that nubi Mrdford is to be r.-mim-ndrd fur Iwist the tjiil of the l;:ii;ct -.m-porn Keeping alive (lie Lincoln b;uuptct. Ition in the state. Every ehy slmutd fidluw Hie Medford ! evMinide tmd l een r1(-en the niemnrv Sccret:ny Hi.ker says the war co i oi the great man. It is inspiration tu t1' l.i t f li. 1 ' ( !i . r..!-.. :i l.iM'J. vl.. t he ! ir Oi- fir :di tl i; - l vo-pence clear, i o;'.: a year, tpmprpry and nicer 'i is coi'star.t ar.d cer- sbalt. s.-ll thy m e urp'i- s Ml!' de- 4'v n th:. r. i' ;i p npid de-' t"y h:iv- p e !ti ( d. e er j Pucker oil filter, wllp lives at Liberty, nwffl'awfMWt M&iffBlBilZZKaMSewmXlIBXIBM Mo., recently "For twenty years rinore,' he con C'uicd, '"1 have MiftYredwith my stom ;. h and altlioutrli 1 h;ive sjt-nt thou r.ds of dollars r.-'hing ever helped nn: " 1 I L'ni T.-. d ic. v nrpet5t- me entirely, ;v. l would almosr in and I vm.id i .;.l I cmdd 9- -r the past five M -ve mffeied : c it'i'tion, felt tin . : i.l no enerrv. Mammoth Registered Jacks A W V I' V ' ll'll. nn l'i ! il slia'l r- .! w K.r i.tue j (lie 'III'!'.' me up with ii.-;r. un with yt'.V:;, tspeiMinly. 1 till from con- .1 n it .-ill the l listless thut it' Mri-'.I t" talk uum to n man it was nn cfl'.ut to ex . i ...i m ,. 1.. -ItU nnlly y.i so l:ul that I forcwl to' r- if 'I the time, v so drowsy V7o Have 18 Head of the Eight Kind Selected with plenty of lone nnd v.e tiht; 1 to li lnid hih, large feet; sound : vl young; bhu-k with white (toints. Ful ly g-iM-anUed. We ptiet then ;;t our barns in Moseow, I vhrs, and W::Ma Wulni. Wnsii., at a phre. i t orier I ) : t 'l t'j-m uieklv and wi'.lr.v.it the expense o! jHi-.iiinr: tin in arem;d at long .rices. - . " - ome and them. Yur v!s;t "ill not ;W;!ppnint you. t you want a j:-'k or stallion, call us up by phone or write . C. W. BUOVN Ili-x 311, SIoscow, Idaho, or (Jrand Hotel, Wall. i Walla, W:ish. one hundred nnd ui'ut yd In ee billion dollars and the wurlhv sceretm v .knows wheienf lu- spcal.s. , lend of I.imidu. nnd the gidietal im ptesiun that n celebration in bis hon o must neetsai ily be a Republican celebrati-in u mi-t:iKe. There nre j The patented pavement got licked to more Democrats wondering right now a friuttc hut the thing the people What wonld Linctdn do in the pies- wnt is more road and good roads, eat ciisih?" than you have wn idea ' flon't forget that, there m e. . - . ' - What MontaiiH needs is an Olt : which in the jrreat Hanson. the Warren " The fellow who reported Orecron It t.-, Uaid to I-1 e-t menace to Oiegon, Count met ion company with its ipn-s- Z5f)c Same Old Story The majority of oar patrona tell an unvarying story of satisfaction regarding our banking ac commodations. And this impels us to uggest that you ulso woujd b plensed with our serric. Accuracy and promptness, safety and liberality ax the mirked features of our burinrss. W larii Tou to Tr y Us. LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK lumber FetferaJ ($eMiV itir 7 EVEN SO i It is still the cheapest ser vice iiiexistence. Home Independent Telephone Co. iMKMkMMIMMU TakeCare of Your Eyes You ciui't afford to lose them and you can't af ford to abuse them. p, - EXAMINATION FBSE G fe hiive secured Uie services of Dr. H. S.oEd mondson, Optometrist, rrf Portland, Orw:o, in ordr ta rive oiu: patrons th very best hatp iii securing the pyopsr glasSf-sfor theireyes. Take advantage of fe ppportuuity nw at "Christie's Variety "$jorf t rays To Read Advertisements lOU'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 eipect satisfac tion from vhat you buy and jfou get it. t IT PAY0 f OO I KTOTC aAVED. STien you know exact. I- ly wht vxtto hnj aad where you trant to buy it, you don't tave to "lock &roiur&" &&d waste Ume fir Jiag it. e Pqt YOU waist ta are jactey and time? . VcaMn't you like tdbeJsure of gettivlg satisfactory service af.d quality gwte evtiy tinj.fi vou go to a store'? TJien read tke a5?ertisemeats ar.J tirov:- : lie me stuies which c;w stive junuwic 10 .1 o j ji ' I j; i ' 0 a C o tiurwp i it 1 XT' o o o o - o