La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 19, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texto I ) KSD.W. FI'!t'TrAT'?V10. If) If? f-1 w as. w ffi -' . . r .:: e . i' a- - LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER An Independent Newspaper Published Dally and Weekly at La Grande Oregon, by La Grande Evening- Observer Publishing Company. RRUCI3 DKNNIS. Publisher. ntei'ed at the Pus toff ice at La Grande Oregon, an Second Clasa Muil Matter. AddiB all Communications to The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street. City and County Official Paper. Evening Telegraph he port ot United Press Asfiocintion. On Sule in Other Cities -Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland; Imperial News Stand, Portland News Stand, Portland, Oregon. not well be allowed ft go f?y9kfnuJt. The only misfortune co'Owtttl wifh t& conduct of this institution seeing t be that dependence is placed entire ly on one concern to burnish the pro- grttin. This should not be, as at leavet too much of a margin to play upon in tht' future. With a whole year now to go on, the Chautauqua directors have ample time to get out from under this handicap. Why not have our Chautauqua sec retary intvview the Ruker, Pendleton nnd Hois' organizations and put on a string of talent of our own? We can - - WHHHK'M V)' M,AJ dollar, srfth .mere? thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum. Vomit Who forgot lliuir In ruli-TfroB and ufte" ,he ?;lrd llay of Juno. 1 I. . I'll r. 4l.. r.iHl.na. .. n iic u .veil aHfMHl ny hub tliiu mo (J207.A)' dollars, .with Interval thereon at the rate ol 6 svr cent pes . n i i . u . . . . . '"niiuui iroTii una biut me md nay v m'.,' K " h,U'. "C" " ""' im; forUie further :u,7. teafjjtil iu- hereln, aftd for sttiia- III. I I ! I II w It was (ho wildost ntight NVw York ;id ever seen. Fo houra tlm Wire from VliHlilnvfnn hud hr.i.u Iw.l ulf I, orricua denial, of th report tiiai!ofclo n((1ooU Germany had surreiftleied. biit'that ,,.,,, feea ,, ... ,., , ... . ,. i tiff s costs and disbursement! In town, was literally msd with Joy. Lti., , ... . . ... ,,rf ...., . i Mi., . . this.sult Incurred, and taxes at $11.- aod down Broadway ind Fifth ave nue .m (I In the street but ween the HO, and for the accruing costs, that ;.. -A, u , , ' ald " " '"'. above net surging mobs elbowed and nnslu'd, . ,n , , , : , ' . ,, .,,,,,, . ,..,,,, . ,. , ,. forth be decreed to Be a gd, valla 1 ."'If."'". Illlti ft. tUW Utjllli . t 11 SUBSCKU'TIO.V HATE3 My Carrier Dally, per month 65r Daily, per three months $1.95 Daily, per six months in advance $3.70 Daily, per year in advance $7.50 Daily, single copy ....5c liy Mail Dally, per year in advance $5.00 Doily, per six months in advnnce $2.50 pally, three months n advance. .si.zo Daily, per month 60 The Saturday Evening Observer, by mail, per year in advance $1.50 Weekly Observer-Star, by mall, pel year In advance $1.50 start with Kood local talent from Ma- j i ,.ni it .. n (Kuise, upon the properly described ho and 0.eKon with a big nutr.lr)lmklls ,nmiment t;,ut tWniiu ifhereln, and being described a. fel- ;14) of Honan's Addition to the city of La Grange. L'ni'i county, Oregon, , itll of blocks two Multnomah Hotel ir,om the east for one event. Once :... J' ' . . V I"' 'hws started it is very doubtful if Klliion-Uhnoutilm-M, motor trucks and m.iil UUItn will txvnf rr.-.r tmrirtif.r fAtltrnct 'w.vi.t'ti u t a i u I U t . . -1 n .. ) 7"':z.::" 's:;.::c "j"Zu m,idinB th.rem. ior wify uic nuv me "i.ij ni.u t. .,., ,., (2) . . fare's Snh.rfi-i can play the Chautau.ua pa.ne. . and up and down H, crowd- .,, , b, ' ' ' ' j Consider havine one yer' enter-, V"m,m. w,, reaKnK sueeu. . ,..,, AI , ,',.! HHy Cemrtry TIs of Thee, lml Lmt4 ef Llbcty." Destiny Places America in the Lead. Those who talk about the desirabil ity of1 America retuniinK to her old "glorious isolation" nu'irht as well de mand a return from the railroad to the ntajre roach and the automobile to the one-boss shay. Kale has made the United Slates a world power. Irresistible events were driving us toward full participa tion in the world's affairs, and the war drained u Once in, we can never expect to fot out again. And what self-respectinir American, im bued with tho characteristic energy and Idealism of his country, wants to ot out? The United States Is recognized to Jay as the equal of the other big pow ers, and moro than an equal. It Is the literal truth that America domi nates the pence conference. Our asso ciates all yield to American leadership. It almost seems as If they insist on it. Thoy do so partly because of what America is now, but mostly because of what they know she will bo. The United States is plainly destined W lead the world. It is a higfe privl ego. It makes every normal Amer tnn feel a little taller and stronger. It fives the old flag new beauty nnd Cleaning. It is a privilege which comes naturally a the reward of our nation al past. And with the privilege comes the re sponsibility. We cannot dodge that. The tuition that fails to use its pnwer tainmeut without them and let us to how ,it goes. Floyd Calloway has demonstrated that sunflowers grown in the Grande Konde valley make, excellent silage. Is this not worth ron-mleration, for every rancher has f-:onic sunflower lairl avail able and it soon will be necessary for every ranch to have its silo. Talk to the architect about that new home you were contemplating be fore the war. I,..., I, ..I ...HI. r..n...innii.. ..l i - """ . V" " r rr ' f county. Oregon, , . . " , , ,;and that Bald inoctKage be, and the! unit, niitu iiiwh ana truffle NvwSpring Blouses- . "are on display now. New .models are coming in diily and thos we have for tomorrow are of GEORGETTE A particularly fine lot. of blouses is shown in this material in plain colors some are plain, and oth eis with tucks and trimmings. The prices range from $6.00 up to $12 Also some new Crepe de Chine waists teen of Honan's-Adddlon to the City jn plain c0lorS, Up'frOlrf $5.00 M 1 Nevb .iloiie m ' Waists Ip Plain These dauity Heuse are of good'' quality white Voile, with lace trimmed collars. We in- vite your inspection of these now while .the stock is complete. These blouses go in stock today at 1.75 rules with an abandon as c niplele as It wtih terrifying. Hut In tha very midst or this mad scene was at I'-uHt one man who li;ul heard the lle-s from W.ikIiIt sniuo is hereby foro';losed oi F.riKl properly and that said- properly be sold, as provided by (he luws of the iit.ito of OreKoa. under execution, and th:il the nrneeiwlx t Kr.it attiu hu tini 111.111; no fM'HI'l ll!3 I way ilown. Ilioadway fifintlR flag wavers snlittlnir din. At tin. .-..in p' lflo t!l ti l vmim t lit tlm aviibiium if tirtfl i Ihi-ough the!.,,..',,.,,,, ,i ,1,,, ., and the car!,ni u , , .. ,. Miniiiiimiii.iHii in iin.t null, lllf.llltllllK At tho coiner -if ,,, , ,. ri,li-iv.r,, I'"" uliuiiii!) njen iiurn- ,,.; . , , .,. !'" '2' 1 "'e IMiyiiieitt of the Jlldg , , ' ' ', ""'"""liiienl hoieln, Pumps e've jus received new ntyue'-s in p s foi spring romNthe D. Ann- 1- Thd think. to I he plaintiff. (31 tho a . .. . . He will give you some homing crowd of young fellows In ""V 13 " pa'" . . , . ., ;f , .D!,,riit. rt.,,.i .ill, I'luti i-ouri, H 1111 oisiioseu 01 as llic goon inio...,... .Vm(. .... ....,... h ine:,.,,,,,., may direct, not cost as mucn to nuiiu as you migin , ...-i,, ...nn. u aiiiim. iiey, you: slioiilvd on of their number, "whore's your fbtg?" The silent one, slopped and look ed straight Into tho eyes of his questioner. "My son In fighting for II over In Franco, and he is just ibout your he said. Here's to the hunch of soldiers who left together, stayed together through the service and returned together. And tho fine part of it is everyone of Ihcm returned ready to go to work at his, aye, old job. - ',s "in ciesliiilleu group of ynung- . Hiei-s siunK away In the crowd I ho When a man who owns a lumbei . father of the boy, who also knew yard is forced to buv 11 home in order ! "la '" war. had nt 'et "". I to live in La (irandc it is very plain " ' " ' "'"Wi" "'rough that someone must put up ho ma house here thin summer. Anyway, if the Sixty-fifth could not pet hero in time for La Grande to celebrate bs we had expected, our hearts are with the hoys just the snme, .j. .j. .j. .j. .!. .j. .1. .j. .j. .j. IIOMi: KI'O.VOMII S, .. : ! : : : Molasses Cookies Two cups of molasses, one cup of bird or drlpplniiB: one cup uf gran ulated sugar, two-thirds cup sour milk, two even teaspoons soda- mix ed Into milk, two ecus and a little salt, two teaspoons of ginger, flour enough to thicken. Drop In greas ed tins. Muko slowoly. (Iridium llroakfnst Cakes Two cupfuls ot graham flour, one cupful of wheat flour, two eggs. woll beaten; mix wllh sweot milk 'nncholy, the clamorous night. to make a very thin batter. Itake la lem-lrons. Have the Iron hot, thon set them on tho upper giuto In, the oven. Will bako In 15 minutes. COI I'KU Vl"S TO VHK HerriPN Weio Taken to Vciileo an Karly as Year of 1.101. Tho nrdlnaiy coffee plant is a nn live of Abyssinia and as such was used aa a beverage, both in. tho wild mud cultivated state, from time Im memorial. It was curried iu Ara bia about the beginning of tho fif teenth contury. From Arabia It was carried to ull parts or the. Moham medan world by the Mecca pilgrims, who found lu It a happy substitute for the ulcoholic beveragen forbid den, by tha 'Koran. The first au thentic mention of It by a European was a Germua physician and traveler on his return troru a tour through Syilu, la 1573. It was brought to Venice by a physician In 1591. It Is referred to In 1G21 by Burton In his "Anatomy of Mel- as follows: "The Turks Johnny Cake. One cup yellow corameal, one cup Ireuil lliour, one-third cup sugar, one aril one-half rups sour milk, oiic- llalf lenspoou soda, one-half teaspoon b.'iklca powder nnd one teiMipoon salt. Mix and sill tho dry ingredients huve a drink called coffee, so numed from a berry black as soot und as bitter, which they sip hot because they find from experience thut that kind ot drink, so sipped, helputh di gestion aud proutototh nluciity." The first coffee house established in London was iu 1 'J t 2 . Coffee was I j heard of In Franco in lOTiS, vind be- eamo fashionable in l'.irls in Ks!l. 'There Is a whole lot of interesting I Inl'oriiiallon In legard to cofl'oe which or docs not use it in (lie service of 11 wlee. and gradually add the sour-""" ""t p,'rm" 10 1,0 "'Vl' mankind inevitably loses it. I111III1. Meat well, and hakn In a shal-i'"'"'' Our finest politicnl ideals are flow- low, greised pan, In u liiodeiale eriug in Hie new league of nations, i vmi We cannot have (lie hoimr of it with .ilollllll nl reus. (iiiitt six small moulds or cups with aspic Jelly; when this is set illeo them all oer with houie canned out its obligations. We cannot write into its constitution the principles of unselfish service to weak and back waul nations without proceeding to piny our pan in me practice or tnosc;,,,,,,. ,, j,.M). , B,,t tlt,m. principles. Wc cannot slop colony- j )(uh (he renin Iml.-r of the pe.in griiltbing without helping the oilier t In onuli a fltre sieve and stusnn with powers to lnainiue llnr intc rna I iutial - j alt and poK-r; rill tile lined moulds i.cd teiiiioiics. We cannot urge the1"'1"1 ni1" mIMure nearly in Ihe lop. iiilcnmtion.il policing of the world !'"''' "v,'r "," '"' "'. '"'h nijei 01 aine jeuy; iitip rupa on llco until le.uly lo snve. without eonli iiiutinj; to tho pnlicinj? And so on Ihnmuh nrniy itnil navy. the list. To imnitin'o that whrn the Ameriian dvlt'k''itin icnirs Imme f torn the llonii'-.M.tile iikitv f if Yanks I NO'I'ICH OK SIIKKIIT'S HM.K . .Notleu Ih horohy y'wou that umler) ami by virtu' im execution anil (oriler uf salo issued out of and un-iUm- the ueal of tho elirull court Of 1 1 lu. .siittn of Oregon forjlm enunty of I nion, hrariiiK tlatti the 24tli d.ty of January, A. I). UU'.. nnd to mo di rected and delivered upon u JudK meiit duly remleied, cntfiv( Of )vq- j mil jind ilnekeled tu miitl court on tin) 1 nth ny of January, 101!), In a 'suit vvhorftn .'cumio Mi Lean Ih plain- tiff, and V. H. i;ibn. l.lly A. (lib son, J. J. Crr and C. J. Witsim. weie dfloadants. It in ordered, nlJuriKeri and de- That tho Raid innrtwige be and ihti name in hereby decreed to be prior in tlmo and Hiiporior In rifiht to any ritht, title or Interest, claim or lein, or any claim of any right, titlo or Interest, or claim or lein of the Md defendantu, W. H. (libson, iJiy A. tfoson and L. j,.Wllnon, or either or any of thoui. That at the time of said huIo, that the Hheriff put the purchaser of said premises into pns3-.'sm3n thereof, and at tho end of the period for redemption, make, oxecutfl and de liver to said purchaser deed for same, in case no redemption thereof be made. That, if after the sale, as herein ordered, and the application of the proceeds as ordered. It shall be as certained, that such proceed? are In sufficient to pay such coats, expenses and Judgment, as hereinbefore or dered then, that tho plaintiff have und recover over und a&ninst said de fendants, W. II. Gibaon and Lily A. Glbuon, and each of them, jointly and severully. Judgment Ln that amount of mich deficiency. That the Bald defendants, W. H. Gibson, Lily A. Gibson, and C. J. Wil son,, and each und all or them, be and they are hereby forever foreclos ed and barred of and from any and all right, title or Interest, or claim of intercut, in or to the Bald mortgaged premises, and as hereinbefore de scribed, and every part thereof, and from all dower or claim of dower therein, and from any and all rights of equity or redemption therein, save only the satutory right of re demption. Therefore I will on the 27th day of Februrny, A. D., 1919. nt 2 oc'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the court houae dnor in La Grande, Un ion county, Ctcrou, ' soil at public auction, for cash, the hereinabove described real property, to satisfy !afd execution and order of dale un hereinabove specified. Pally. l-2!; 2-5-1 2-4 0-2f, 1019. LKK WAHNICK. Sheriff of Union county, Oregon, lly WAYNK fIRAIIAM. Pepnty. ! 7 mat AKi Tailored. , iilus! in e are ated ack trong xactly re and d dark br ces ck .1 $7.50 Briwn $S.50 SILK! Our new figured silks for spring are in pretty stripes and plains. Lots of new patterns to choose from and all the same price. Yd. .... $1.S9 NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE ARRIVING DAILY WATCH OUR ADS. , Our New Gingharas , have at last , arrived. Since our January sale our gingham stock has been at its lowest but to-' day it as greatly, re plenished with pretty new patterns, in stripes, plaids and plain colors. New prices, too. Per yard :....25c and 35 Do you have periodic nttacks of hcadnche accompanied by sickness of the stomach or vomiting, a sallow skin and dull eyes? If so, you can' set quick relief by t&king Chamber lain's Tablets, as directed for bilious ness, and you may be able to avoid these attack! if you observe the direc tions with cich package. adv. If you want a good small used car at the rigllt rice see us at once. Terms. W. lLXohttenknmp Co. 2-lB-tf The ladies of St. Peter's Guild will have a silver teaay the home of Mrs. p . L). liaskiu qn jt riuay aiternoon, from. 2 until 5 oTUck. Friends of the Guild are invited. j 2-18-2tp Have you tried one of those fruit snndaes nt Silvcrthbrn's fountain. If j not you will sooy, no doubt. They ! make their mnltcil milk from the very nicest milk nndcrenfn. Their Swiss! milk chorolate unviaes are uiuerent from ordin.iry Inyolnte sundaes. They ,rvp nil the nT)t drinks and dih"s with wnf.-rs. 2-lS-:lt FAMILY DRU3 STOPS L gBANDK.OWgGON. errt I lit tha rmiint 4 Int filrrt t , i p. . M.irw Ui.in 1.. mui.nm, irt fashioned ( in ,B dismissed ss lo defondsnt J.-J. AnjerliMii cmikies - llic kind mot hot i .-,. ...,-,,, ,-,r,,,,i,K win n,.,n. m in.uo ..,,cre im.do in rraniK , s tWrUxrr ordered. adludtKil setlli'.l nnd the jnachinrry cl up willjund dlsinhund wllh th rninpllineaiH H,. decreed thai the plaintiff huve run of itself theienfter is to limv Ainei liim Ked Cross, duniv . judcinwt and den-re as follows, leniiied nothing nt all from this great ,lla ,IKh( liuniedl.itely luocd- i (() That plaintllf have Jiutr.- vnr nnd to fail wholly in understand- "r1 tho lcnliiK of :h , Mnf ih defendants W. 11 .iuiHii.e. in,, rookies wcie made r;i.,on ,,i 1.11,. . Clt-son. and each Mwrwlly for Hie American oldiei-l L, ,h,, ,,,'lv and sm-erjlA. for 111 the flnl.l fur tli u-mi...l.wt In t K.. . . ...... i.. ....i r " ae sum or seventeen nunnreu si..i TOer he er, n.l our ,kv.c. rotifer ihospitnU and tho diMrlbuilon fr on flv.ihrM and 33-100 (I75S.33 ei'ce ileli'i;ntes will never conio hunie. ! scores of Ked frnss canteens. ' ' Ihe United stales will remain, at the ' advlies from Paris are to the effort h ml of Ihe ainnes of riv'ilixution and 11,0 K,,l ''ross officials do not It' the head of the peine table, because l,,lllk """ "'e maklnc of Ihe cookies ll is oilr de5tiiiyt' und we cannot evade i without playing the coward and los iir our linriimnr snul. ing the world we live in. Figuratively speaking, Hie war will; will Im lnt-ffei red n llli by the cn .tloil of lumtllltles; possibly Die hov.i .1)1 k link I will h aitlo to lellsli l 'lent ;Wlth Ki'ealer t-st iitttv that tlu.v sie n ' iiiot o busy haiinnerini: back l'io IiailUluqiUl Will riOZ Ut) DV !,"'r,"-ius '" here th,.y belont Default. PiMPLY? WELL, DON'T BR People Notice It. Drive Tliem Off with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets I A tn! m i-vIm tne till nnt m1lMT4N MMt So inu. h h. s the .Ifii. ll,t lnrivs!J m,,rh Innirer H vou iret nackKJoi Sr. nli.ee llic mailing ,, the arnuVtlce, lidnarda' Olive Table. The akin should tiv.ri'.i-t. tltr.t it is pi -lined to rahie tlm! begin to clear wfer you havo takea tho ; tob:is a lew nights. " r Same Old Story The majority M our patrons tell an unvarying 'story of satisfaction regarding our banking ac commodations. ' Aid this impels us to suggest that you also woulabelpleased with our service. Accuracy and promptness, safety and liberality are the marked features of our business. We Invite' Vou to Try Us.' Important Meeting For Stockmen and Business men of Union County AT CITY HALL, LA GRANDE Friday, Feb. 2 1 1 0 a. m. Mr. CL M. Plummer will present the pi As of organization of the new Pacific International Live-' stock Exposition. W J. T0WNLEY, County Chairman . The puMic will LVstunl to hoi t,nu i.ui rr.mi urn n,. i.dVn,,,1, - t'.i.v -i . . Cleanse UtcbUxid.thetxArelanndthelrrer ... ..... ... ' J .i.w ' -' lOCaiO.l i,h It. K.lwO.IJllllv-h-.nhV.B.I,. Uiis yc ... uhiiiii, niunuik-n me dl-l'" rtu;tiii-Hii:-.uilie, 1 lieT aro ) ....i......,..i....i. m t.iKi uf tho iiiilitutiun tt.trm rum- Wrapped 10 Itrott n lmher DarkaeiM. I uui tfk-knnM nr.nitin after taklna thtm. Ohvu Tablet do thai a. anil Just as effectively. polled to stiitid a raise in price on t taw! i 'v ' 'ul"1"1' K ' cookies. On the lTr. Edwards' oontrij,. t w th tho K ison White ami ' . l", aiiicii-I .iiiiuiioTO.wiii"itr ..-.. i . . . icaii Red Cbm." Tlie" M-st inateii.tl I but their action Is genllo and sale instcaJ u'tut. tiiirrii uir ctinutai v WI i-n Mint- ... used In the link is r and ot txtveia and it Wo one who vokes Oltre "Wblcts Is 1 ever iwsra w:ia a aura Drown ias a bad brith a dull, listle-i "no nood" frclii. &nstipation. torpid livtr, bad nll. i.A ..... .. : . .....3 HIC ..111 .Vil.UIV. Ill insiriii ! lltfll . I. . . ... . . l"e moi eperi Ol I It ncll couHii atl nnd enlo tninment. llojj clniracd tln,V0,t)',Oy..d. Kor.y w eu- mine)' iukcto nave more money, ana the , Humid til tha l.skert. and tint wmk Chautiittiun- matuitiiieia a insumc 1 him heon e-irrled on la two shtfia ui disiosillon U pimply (co. that this was true ,d they irr 't I J hour a. . -day Th.uo I mDVlleiZi ahead as usual and In this niTitter the "" " """ T " " " worxr Kithatiive oil; you iU aovt titan public will asMi-ov?. Tha TjhavjTmut ;l'"ulu lu,n 01,1 "!' by their oUva colurP hirown too. anHant ,0 of ' J JnT, ST? iSTUS oonwiunity nr. and it would ho a hnr,l'fl1I. WOTki, co,iailiort, put ,m ur 'onipk-Unt and Oliv. TiUeJ, ara U ' f, thine lo rt lA-inr without It. TheU.w .i...:.. . m.. ... . ' ' . . wmcnsely elTrcttve result. - W annual ..tigriiSt at R v.raid P. i 'VZ t "'"'cr s one ot , - to nightly for a wecK annual (tathenna at Kiversitfo Paik .t two shops town ottaerving union Sea how much better you ftM.anl loot j . niKi ii?iainiwiiifl has hgome a fixed event nnd.ltpfulj'iiniciilei. ( Vhmie Main 7, OVand 2j per boxt All drusVt, j . i -xf x.i. ' , LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK Bember Feacral IWataiT. Sja fake Cai e of Your Eyes You can't afford loie them and you can't aj: , ford toabsetfteifl. e EXAMINATION 5REE We have secured, the soVices of Tr? H. fi.' 8d moiutKoiri gptosiettfet, y6f Portland, Oregon, in. orJ?r to give our pitroiiS tte very best toelp fcB, seeuring th proper(g)nsiH3 foe their ejfes. advantage okuie orrjorWityoneat- CHRISTJEr'S VAR?ETY?5T0kE, v 5-: a f?3" 4! OBSEimiR ADfiRlSING ill brmg reaui tt9 (si , in. i ii 0 n O tOw o o ? o o . .. : O i --r- :: -r f t:"i'.'ift;in i. aaiwrorre-m-v-..