La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 18, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextVY. r.-i-nRiAnY is. img- TWO l: or.axde evt:xtv, ob?fryt:t?. O - iprrai'i I If zT- sip" p KANSAS PASTOR iWILL USE ARTILLEfiY I INVITED HERE! . A. C. Will lie lie- Onirr of Mil-1 i iaT TiaQOne f"r ihe Slate, j O o o ' PREPARING OB IRE AUTO SHOW j ; urisalfieaai jkm '"atau'JJtacexto-; f. SB i . g M 14 OBfGOK AOrMCn.TTRAL COt-1. fiKCt, forvillii. fVb. 18. That I Una college all! be expected by the KISIM frovernnteat to erry oa aiklitary work on a la.-ger wale than at fuat 'contemplated. Is IriUcated by let - ... . . . i ucu ig vrgauize and maintain a a,f of either field tit lery or count artillery. The question of filch branch to rhooaa . I lias been refeired l.y Prtaidtstl W.I Tw. erflefidld addresses were rlv- J, KrrT " 'P""' eo la the Presbyterian church Si.ndav OI -one4 Allium -. Charpe. by Hev. Uoudinot Swl.v ,J p,-.- :"''Mnl. and Item O. A. Covell I'SKSUVTKItlANS MAVK I.IVK OX E.WKft M.tfS - lU-t. Ikwdinot Scdey In The Pulpit. OF t Alt Wll.l. KIKI1i:il. P.K Attiona; Maay Kpevlal A 11 me- . Ikma ll Be a I uVrf r Motor ajid a IlrltUti !lat Tank. ' 1 ' New Silksjn Keeping with The New Spring Styles If you have found a new suit orlres&-pttern in any of the latest magazines, you will be sure to find the exact materials from which to make it up in our stocks of NEW SILKS See Our Window Display. Hill's Dept. Store laad. There wM . goodly number in "e ho01 w W'neeria-. I he congregation at both srvlc i .w'" "Ueale tie situation the morning Rev. Mr. Seeley apoke 0Bil recotmm adatiens. on the subiect bl kun.e -v i Tne government com A government liberty motor val- u tKi.000 snd a British ' Baby Tinlr Irnnvn a. - 111..'.. . -1 1 1 . io 01 ine aiTrariiona at tne 115 and automobile ahow which will iljia lttinn the partteular purpose necdini; murh nillury equipment to , , 'held In the Hlppodnue building, mpiatea' , . .. for wi,eh he had eome. H preaBt-j1,,e "Se "d th' aasiarnment of j id 10 the ranarecaiion in an imnrea- PI Inatmetora to take tre manner the needa of the choreh cn2rge of ,he -JlaliZf d miliary fea-j .the reanlt that . re 01 Ioe (,rlt. mcJuding lnnrnc-l WMTfl Watch the Jonteel Win dow at Putman Drug Store bo Oth and Marshall streets. In Portland the week of February Jtth to March 1st inclua've. The Hlpipdronie buildisg la the in this work, with the reanlt that ,urM of ,he orlt- '"cJuding Indmc- "T" eaniomon pavilion weit 01 alien he inffitmui ),. .... .Litton and auonliea. ,n oey mouotaina, ana no ei- church In !.a Orande had been ak-1 Wnn the dlsion ii reached rel-!pns bee0 P-"ed la fitting It ed for the aura of t260 aa their share tiv h'nch of service to be UD or the shw- SeveraJ thouaund of Oreeon's quota to the national taWihed the noi-ernment will enddo" a,on' n,v bn ,penl in dfcC" fund, the money waa Immediately a ""npeient t Hirer, who will apend or"118 lc,r,OT voted to be paid from the church entire time until September j Pony-two Orea-on dealers will ex treastiry. j working out plans and aaae-iublinE hlhlt t-o hnndrfd and twenty-five At the evenlnf aervice the preach- equipment nuterial required In the 010' 'riven vehicle, which will in er (rave an exceptionally fine ad-: ro-"lf- Little. If any. rurrtcala i"lude the very latest models of p;s diew. The burden of hta theme was modification will be required, aa the senger cars, trucks end farm tracl lhat the church accomplished Its present engincerln courses and oth- J0- woik not through the amount of ;er branches of scientific work offered ' Preparatlora are being made to wealth which It possessed, but 'by the colleee articulate well with Innndle a record crowd and deieiu throuirb Us posaesslon of the spirit of the war department needs. - ttlons will attend from ever)" section tlie Holy Ghost. All the money in! The war department will nt-ovlde or Ine state. A number from I-a the world, he aaid. could not alone artillery of suitable caliber, includ wln a soul. His whole talk was an !lne howitren. end American nd exhortation to Christian people to Bi-HUh models of 75mm field puns lake Cod right Into their lives, to!heavy Brownirc machine auns live so close to Him that through j Browning rifles, and projectiles' prayer they could always feel HI in : The eollMr. .ill trucks, wagons, truckg and horses for draft ard riding. 9 m ft half the -battle toward a day's work; i-mi K..cl, of Hot fakes Symp T.,11 ri . v f Piaukc Hour: AUIH ieeiima nuc- Pick Out ieur Kmd of "f" r " J ... ...j,. AlR,. B.ck. heat. A...I Jemima Plain, t."tn . -v. wheat. Teco, Olympic. country aorphum. Fresh Columbia River Smelt-Received Daily. ir. VOtR OnDEKS-Ol-P. DM.MI.ki or.n.,1. DRSTHfcUii. PHONE Harris Grocery Phone rain 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 403 North Fir Street Across the Track Grand exp4ci to atierid. aOPEN J. c. DAY AND NIGHT i HENRY Residence Undefo.kiug Parlor ' FUNERAL DIRECTOR -AND LICENSED EMBALMER Phone Call Main G2 Day and Night i near them in whatever undertaking they enter upon. Another matter of Importance was considered at the meeting in the morning. While the aervice was In formal, during the voting upon tUu home niUsiots contribution, it was though to be a good time to bring bi-fore the congregation the matter of securing a new putor for the etiurrh. 1 Hobt. Kakln. chairman of the ses sion, stated to the eonareeation that I lhy had received a communication I We r; rraduully having our eyes from the absent pastor. Hev. Jumea "lncd with regard to that formidable Clark, who Is doing Y M. C. A. work i ' (:,'rman effic:ency" which frigflUned in France, in which Mr. Clark stated " man.v people out of their boots ttliat he was unable to aiy when he uiil-'tit return to the United States, .ml be edded that he thought be GERMAN MADE CLOCK Another Illusion Diapelred as lo Ger man Kfficiency. the early part of the war. As the failure of the Huns to make jrood in this and that respect has come more would not be aalfied to return to ,n(1 more 'Ho the light, we realir.e i lake up the woik he had'left in La Crinde. on which account h would that the German government hat evinced an amaring inefficiency in its Gh ase & San Coffee b orn s THE BEST COFFEE ON EARTH We guarantee every pound. per pound. Price 35c to 50c Try Our Pure Pork Sausage. Invited. Credit Accounts advise the suartatlon to endeavor manirenwit of most matters of vital to WX-UT0 a new pastor. Mr. Kakin Importance. Its food polity, for in Informed the congregation that thelSlance' was surprisingly short-sighted RM-slon had neon ill communication incc outrageously unfair, (riv- wlth an eastern man. Kev Jsmea '"If tne preference and advantage to M A. Hmiih. of Coneordla. Kansas, who I (;M'mn of the upper eiasset at the would like to come to Oregon. The :H 01 me worxing class. All this se ssion had received a proposition ' nt cour,e- helped to bring on the con from Mr. Smith, he aaid. In which';;0" of nt'' disorder, which han Mr. Smith agreed to come to La ifo,,owea the signing of the armistice, flrande and preach for two or three' .'"n,aT1 are excellent imiutors but Sundays. If the church bere would , y, have v""y UttIe in"iv m-.-t half the expenses of hia trip, j I"00"?- w lh their cleverness.. they This was aereed to hv the have nevrr r.M in making a Hon. the member, .r.owiag evidence , " ha" w'n M ,hat of b, lng an.ioua to .r. a nerma.iwhen the fuPP1-T of r,ocks o!l nent pastor ud have their regular servlc once mora. The aesaion was liorefore reeommeoded t.o Hev. Mr. Kmlih to come keep time became low in the fnther- lund, a war with Franfe was planned tin maL-a ,..l l.... .1.:. 1..H.. kwu u,v uri iL-iviivy, uui IIIIB inMie - , . ..... ... . icumx a mile xoo iar. it is. however, a well-known fact that in lo La ! he had suggested. Hev. Mr. Smith Is man who Is i the Franco-Prussian war of 1870 the Germans grabbed every French clock highly recommended aa to character I r ' " " " ' f'rcnrh and the Americans make thel best clocks in the world. It would ap-j pear that the lat fifty years bas jtaught the ljuns nothing in this re Isrcvt. Kviilently they are still un jat'le to make a decent clock, for our UcMicrs report the Huns in Chateau 1 Thierry as i-inf at their old tricks of MUST PROTECT RUSSIA' stealing clork. sometimes Icavinc much more ValuaV'le article behind in "Where Are My Reading Glasses?" , Mischievous daughter has picked Daddy's pocket and watches him gleefully as he searches in vain for his reading glasses. If Daddy wore Kryptok Glasses, he would be freed from the "off-anfi-on"nuisance of the two - pairs - of - glasses bother, because Krytoks (pronounced. Crip-tocks) would give him, in One pair cf glasses, the necessary correction fo both reading and distance. II. GLASSES I. THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS give him this inconvenience without that drawback of other bifocals the con spicuous age-revealing seam or hump. . They are crystal-clear their surfaces smooth and even. They cannot be dis tinguished from single-vision lenses. That's why Kryptoks are called' "the invisible bifocals." We are competent to meet the optical needs and tastes of the most exacting patron. Call at your convenience. J. H. Peare & Son OPTOMETRISTS AND JEWELERS I. A GRANDE, OREGON and rs to proKretulvrntfti, and he ill a B pi en did pastor, at-cordli.K to re port of his worn published In rhtirch papers, wjith are corrobor ated by lettera from eauerrj past on who Uatned that ht miht come hi re. Returned American Saya Blood v Orpv Hould FHlow Withdraw al. - order to carry away unmet hi njr they knrw they could not obtain in the fatherland. This failure to mnke a pood time keeper wems strange, and is certainly a commentary on the much-boasted Hun effniency. One American, at i least, dur'nir the fate war. derived G. SN0DGRASS Phone Main 43- WAPHIN'fJTON. Feb. 18-Roger E. Simmons, who recently returned from a m.ission to ttussia for the bureau of conim"iri Monday told the senate committee invcsitcatinir 1mv1cs uiitit. turn in this country that if the Amcr- K"1 "o'"olation from this blot upon ir-an and ail ed forces were withdrawn Uw 'cuU'h,-,n of ,ne n. He front northern Russia the Kolsheviki lnn(i ,"'rn unfortunate enough to have uould engage in one of.tho bloodiest , no n'her than erman-made clock, tnavnrre the world had ever seen. j l l"rk ' "'-terly unrelial.Ie and illog Tne witness said he was surprised a:iira1, '"'"".h equippe.l with an elab-: the demands being made for the with ' !,'M"1' of strikes and chimes. .Irawal of the American forces, and thal " to possess a perfect . told the committee that even- time thc1K,,",", f "" ,in fy. . This clock., American and allied soldiers had1 x"!",r "'-'n;: as it proved, was. on the , found it necessary to give up ground . Mhe r source of great comfort, in northern Russia the lt..liheviki had ' l'"'v' g a it did thi.t the German swept' in .ana inaugurateil an orgy flfr"nt ' "ot m(.eenahW. nekine muider o.f pcneeful citiitns. He said ' vm''"1" ,,1:.v- 1b ,h' ii,rk h,,ur nf' ih.it l.c.'ore Laving Archangel last No-i,hf a'""1 hen -German effi-. vemU r .1 he had ourvj the Amerkiw IJM'" wn,sl to tie carrying all I--iro-.ps were well supplied ard hint I h'' w.iaM look at tis Hun-madc ( tirrnmnsl great arts of nudism. ? lr ,., r ,;, a nan rmur out 01 t me. nji.l rwicct tl-at a nation which could produce ii . . . . ill IvlAAWtLL THE 1919 $1055.00 HERE Graceful In Appearance A Most Miles iXt.-u . a4V.saBift artJa which yet remn'n to be told l:l I IOISS II AS Ol.l) MKMIIMt lauch an atr.K itvi must haia its weak sHit. certain to show up before long, i -Kxchanee. - ; i . J Us ; ItWti f Ihe If riwi wnnt .ijr ttfift-r it D. D D fw- int a 1,91 ' b. i. i..'.t. 1 1.,- ,.. c t,.i t . UltS HMIt f.t i "t - The !( - r - 1.. :.g. If . i,t r i'V con e ir s-tuj-, v rar i HI 7t l.d. P'op,.riy John ftmlth. of Cass Lake. Minn, a tull-bloiMl Indian, kits Joined the B'.t Cross at 'the sc of Kg yurs Su.ilh waa bom duHr.t the first d-nin-t'lor of CfitK Washington a cslds-nt He w-aa youna.-.nian of j: h a t,e War of 1tS -.-nj, I Mthe ti of the Civil war hewi IWeKvpint; and rct"ti of your to '"o '' I to serve ard there wasftno dak films w ll have prompj attenta.' m ri-anOntlnn of theiwiaitnlU' lt'- of iif vou leave them at Silvert horn's. , lib! KVW T4.XT I.IVK. .! S.iydatn and CliJJord Oeorse. Prt.jis S'and at 1 Savoy hd'. n 7S!1. Pchshie drivers, first class cat I'ay and hight serOceV Adv. iJ ! Our Tenns Cant Be Beat We take pleasure in demonstrating 0 8 this car. h m-m ---m-a - .-:atJBaaid IhipruioM teat 'Jffqjtwhll Service Station Ith RnI Ctoaa theft thrrma iwft ah I5 helB. TarhanA thai U An ciuntr. jBi rmrji .0 ... 'm Mm Jefferson avenujS J-JU-ia.-c A.!.:t. I. a . vv TTnn nj.cw mi weiroweo trie nn.1' tami LYrDRU TOBt ANDB,OISCa'bN.u 3 c'S o o 0 BOTH PH0NfiS O tI). Pl T.IAX?iy.! 8T)gK g, O 1 -'H ".I (.,, In wfcateTi:say h may S-18-3t - is) 0 ,z,t . o.-"SB e y ; ' o . o