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rT,nTgr Y F1TTTT.T?Y 20, 1910., TWO LA CftANWi EYETSTCfa OBSERVER mi o o '.a - Just Received o ftsw Spring? Shoes m teATfr!ovJr, "rvro-TONt and " VBLACKS ' . Hig-k aad Iwvr kete, Shoes that will meet the latest rogue for clerarfieas lndresa are waiting here for critical women, whoirotejon footwear povelty and style, Shoe with novel features and yet all fairly priced at $6.25 to $10.00 "ktwtl.. i ii mrn ml t urn ninnn4 ! . mmwm -.r.j FR01& ABROAD THE STATE d BreakKist Hill s Dept. Store SOPEN DAY AND NIGHT J. G. HENRY ResidenceUndertaking Parlor . FUNERAL DIRECTORvANP LICENSED EMBALMER0 Phone Call M2in G2 Day and Night La Grande, Oregon, Feb. 19, 1919 To iho Honorable Coiiiiulssloh, ! Jry of I.a Grand, Oregon, fe-ntiemen: 1 The several departments of (lie ci(y luuoit for (be past week 1ft .follow: ' . l''roui (be fire department, 'fjres. The Chief -la back at werk nigulu, after an absence of two or j three days on account or Bicknass, una (lie regular fujou now cuui- 'plf le. I The police department, five a Trusts jfor the week, two for drunkenness, 'ujio fur having liquor lb possession, jione for disorderly conduct and pne lor gambling. 4 (bird piun baa jboeu added (o (be force. Finjss col lected lor (be week JXft.vO. I Receive and . disbursements by Die recorder were: Fines, f 74.00; warrauta issued, general, 1, 1(32. OS; ooiitliigeiil, $10 00 and one Ilcenae for eleclricjuo. ' The treasurer's report follows: JUwlfiU Waler .rents . ,. , $ 515.55 Imp. I)l8t. Int , In. Dial. Inst. ..,.... I'ewuUe Licenses House Rent , . . . 39.98 J29..K1 1.00 21.00 10.00 Curl, gale 5500.00 I Total , , t,H7.34 . ' Iniburacwgiits. General warrants paid.... I 15.00 Gereral War. In(. paid..,. l.U iHeinl-annuil Int. B. C. P. . 4000.00 "Red Crown" is straight-distilled, oil-refinery gasoline. Look for the Red Crown sign before you fill. STANDARD OIL COMPANY iull powered re I v. Gasoline V -Sbwr . Local Total $4016,63 Too street force ?wero uaetf in cleaning catch bawlns, ci'ohh walks anil aUeeta In various parts of the city and In hauling wood from the Pound Iq the city budding. This wood Ih fry in old pUnk from croHM walks ml In beiiiK um'd v.i fuol nt the city- building. Cottt for the week $84.25. Tho city him purcUwd 'from Mr. John Main bo mo sixteen 'Inch cement lili.iK . wliicii' we aro using for me-Ihi-boxii. Thnc cost about, the Huiim uh wood hoxe.i and wilt lutt niuclt longer. , - . KttgurdinK ' the graveling of Hiret'tH prupoHod in iny . lust report would Hay wo have boon unable as yet to make any caiivnnn .of the tiis trtot liuf a niunbw of citizens have itiujiired regarding tho work, and Hlgnified tiif'ir wlllingnuua to pay part or nil of the expocse. In regurU to ttie w-iter situation tho caretaker itt Heaver eeok re ports that tho mow fa still falling in that nection, there being now some 4 4 in'lies of snow. I have taken np wtlh jine of the hydraulic engineers and wat(4r'itupil) eipertir thn. mat-, ter of a prospect or nurvey of the whole situation atid liop to have ttouie fort f a definite propuultion I , , , - Ho Huhnilt in the nor future. In the ALL STRATEGY UPSET " 8 ",vwlve(l- 1,1'ltl111111 uir 'oriuontini the caretaker at Beaver . (' aOO.OUO persons utmost as Kcut urilPw h..n lnulruold tr, contln- u , ,v , ,i?l.p rrnian, will be divui Ud. iiiaufur aa possible Wllbin lis llounda, Uj (lavt'lopuiint of uuriu tiunsporta- (ion. (Hy Floyd MurGrlff. Inleiwitlonu '(''. the air force can, in n ineas- uality T. U. M AXWFjIJj. News Mfivlce HUitf Cerreauondent. I Ulu' ue "'ifankd as one of thu trus IvONDON (Hy m.iil).-Tho last war!'11"1 of lf ullles h. been fKht in which atrnteRic 1 8U'0l"t "1',lul ."labb.sbnicts (hey railway will dominate (be alluulion, "U "L'uci1 lf. "'?y "!'" l" s1'? b"lk ccordinir to the best opinion at (ho '"ui h" w"uk 1,1 .,r' jeo pul war office. Germany, who Rambled ldna olliciala V to on her (,n(cKio railways, h.s(, not bo- "P""""' ""V the master key lo per cause those railways wore inefficient, l"",,"!"t ",,"f " , but becatiHe they were bombed Into '.''. '' eentrul position near useless!,, ss from the air. "ml 'I'I'Kent manipulatiun of rmlwrfy ffoup of nation,, r " '3"0"' w,,f, 10 Kt'"" i"",""' "1 1..... oy mi)i iiuiii iour yvurs, lit mc The nation, c hereaftei' which uo taking water - measurements and ltuiko other obirVutlonu under the direction (rf tj.e city engineer with a view tio obtainiin! all the data Ps Hlblo for usb tn case it is decided lo nmke n survey. HtiHptct fully submitted, JOHN COM4KR, Manngar. MINES LOOKING UP Vtur of (.real Activity Tri'dicte for the Cornucopia District. A year of frrt activity is pronv superiority in ,. , , ,, , ' r . .!,.( r.,w tUm ..f rnfmmnnU in. it. (i. i..w..i,i.... 1; .1.1 t.t .1 .. tu iei umi ovrcarne ana renao C( 1 - both bombing ftmi fighting plniios wilt..,.. (, ;thft Unit(;d SuteB entered the world 1 . .... lliillle tlivHO riulwnvii thu tniia rnwav , hJ ..Zuuin V 'tCK'Cin.adas of tlte allies must be given aj'r the Ko!d mini.. Intern, have railwajs, the cperts maintain. ,. , ,. L,,ff..r..,l. Gold did not rise in va ue. (hey were but one m m of the ferces. though everything else did; and the But thev were a most vital one and ''" wer0 confronted always by in minus which tho war inik'ht very pos-1 creased costs, with no increase possi- iblu In. uinm m w.iu i,. u .lii'i'...-..ni hie In production. Rather, it was the end today. other way. - A lack of help often in The war ended before the full weight of the powerful Ilritish ami American bombing p!uii Rot into action against Germany. Hut the as cendancy Rained by tho Ilritish in tho final months of the MtrugRle was so marked and important that nothing has been left to debate or conjecture rcRardinR results obtainahte by su periority in the air or the irreparable dnimiRC that could he Inflicted. The 1'ritish independent air force made Germany's stlaleRie lines on (ho western front one continuous con Ifeslinn In the last few months of the st'tipk'le. As Americans well know, trains in the trianulo of Mftal Sablon wore imprisoned by the demolition of the line at the apices of the triangle ar.d (lie Th'onville junctions similarly were broken lip. This operation was repented scons of times on the llrlt-i-h float. While absolute mmdory of the air by olio -lAtiivll is 1111 lmno4Nihl hlenl. In previous wars an army was se cure in it eummuniealions as Iour as i(a fron( I'ttinaiucd unbroken. The rev. olulionnry difference caused by (ho conquest of (hu air is that there now is no such thiiiR as an unbroken front, and communications are only Isrom Wales tomes, news of the death of Wiiani X., "avis, G8, a pfo jieer 0 the Carulistiit it, Clacka mas county. i . . Mrs. Alice Biildle Mooreland, the first y.oinai Rraduate of O. A. ('.' 1H1U died at her home iu Oakland, Cal., accordinR (o word received. She was born in the tally fifties in Cor-vallis. :! ' . . START -DRIVE tall, City, nine miles west of Dal las, is in tbe Rrip of the influenza. J'hysisians of liillus were called upon to help, out the local doctor, who him self wan ill u few days. Several dcatbs have occurred anil a strict quarantine haa been established, The mills ore running short-handed. Gresham is rapidly becoming an important poultry and brr center and is fast Raining a reputation in that di rection. Between thirty anil forty egR farmers are located in that vicinity; some of them within the town limits. Gresham is being Apoken of as the "Petaluma of Oregon." Ezra Taylor of JJakcr recently re ceived a letter from his brother Riley, who is with the base hospital No. OB. Mr. Taylor writes that (hey are drill ing, ten hours a day and expects to leave for Russia soon. He, with 251 others, was selected from the medical corps at Camp Kearne" for this detail. J. D, Brown, head of the farm de partment of the United States employ ment' service, is specializing in obtain- tuining jobs for men "who wijl furnish their own wives." Right now he has calls for men and their wives in the Hood River section. Men wi(h experi ence in orchard work are the most de sirable. The employers usually re quire that the wives cook for the em ployes or do other housework. BANK DONATES LOVING GUP IIICII HI IKIOI, I)S OltGAM.K AT TIIK . M. C. A. UBJECTIVF. OF CONGRE'aTlON . . IS SET AT $9SW. . , Megl Banquet on March 7(6 Will In augurate Campaign In First M, K. thur.h. , Beginning wi(h a Me(hodfst men's banquet 00 Maiyt 7th tbe II. K. church is planning a program by which they expect to raise $:!500. The church properly, including the parsonage, is loeuied on the southwest corner of Fourth and Spring. The church is complete in every detail and stands as a monument of the self-sacrifice and devotion of the people of Jji Grande, The M. E. chnrrh is struc ture of which every citizen may -be proud. ' It is a reaf asset to the beau ty and wealthirof La Grande. The following have, been appointed chairmen of their respective commit tees; , , " Dr. Briwnton, finance committee. W, S. "Nelson, banquet committee. George Currev, program committee. Dr. Ulyssea F Hawk, district su perintendent of the Spokane district, will be hers and preach on Sunday March 9th. . STBICTLV GOVERNMENT WORK This Nation Will Not Delegate Du(y of Retraining to Others. Flint llaskelbnll (inuie I'niler New Hi'liediilii W (II p Flayed 011 (bo (J Mi Floor 'loniijlit. Wbeij Die Touiiuiu s and Yanks And (fiu Blue Devils and Devil Dons clash toulglK alter supper at Die Y. M. C. A. In thu first basket bill game at the.b'Kli scjiool class league (here will be (liings adrrlug for fair. as (be four (earns are all evenlv mulched and each boasl of, its spued and scrapping ability. I be teams ot the leugue will pluy basketball, Indoor base bull, volloyj ball and other competitive games. A track meet will be held in (he j sprlr.g and. swimming contest are, on i the sclmdulo . Inter on, ! Tbe La Grando National bank has put up a flue loving cup which will! bo awarded to the learn thut .comes i out with tho greatest number of: points when tho tournumeut 011d3; about May I. All the boys are on! uii-u ioes Miiico me announcement 01 tho cup was made and the interest will probably be keener as the seuson advances. 1'olnts nitiy be made In the follow ing marinor: 10 points for a now member, fivo points for winning bas ket ball gauio. three points for win ding base ball game, 1 point to tbe team which has best attendance, and for the swimming uid track even's three points will bo given for firs' (wo for second and oce for (bird. The league, startod on the po!u( system lust Monday night when ths WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 The work of fitting war disabled men so (hat de spite their injuries they are able to become skilled, eficient wage iarners is held by the United States govern ment to be strictly a governmental act of justice towards its disabled defend ers, and in order to be stfre that t'tcy get the best attention the world car afford, the government is seeing after them 'itself. A good many ''institutes" and oth er concerns for ''crippled anil dis abled soldiers'' and the like have sprung up and have been vigorously press-agented over the country, but they actually have nothing whatever to do with this work. The gbvr-rnment desires it understood, that it is not ii private charity or philanthropy, nor is it in any sense a charity for disabled men to tr.ke this (raining. The gov ernment's . position is thnt it ik no more than justice to them to restore them insofar us is humanly possibV to the position of independence' from .which they were called to serve then nation, tind in which service they have suffered impairments, and for this )v has appropriated large sums and fur nished adequate machinery to do. This work is solely in charge of the feedrnl board for vocational education at'Wnshingtori, designated ly congress for the task, and the'boiird is more ftian pleased to receive, inquiries fron those who are disnbled, whether by I disease, accident or wounds. I A'Gooi . is half the battle toward ' . . a day's work. ' A Stack of Hot Cakes and Kjrup Will Pill the 1IB. pim, nut Your Kind of I'ancak Flour": Aunt Jeni-a Buck- tu A-nrWma lai,. Golden Rod. .Flapjack, Aiker,' Buck- wheat, To, Dlyrapic. We have plenly of White Karo Syrup Hith Maple FhfVor er V, Villa Flavor. Also a large variety of o.her syrup.. Also pnre country sorphum. iVesh . Columbia. River Smelt Receiver! Daily. pEXrii-oimEiKoi-B DELIVERY service cov- ViM' Jc Harris Grocery Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 408 North Fir Street Across the Track jjiijujinini ir i"irrn "The Wild Cat of Paris" "he purr she claw she scratch yet, mon .Dieu, how she love" "she creep stealthily she watch her opportunity then she strike with lightning speed" for she was truly "THE WILD CAT OF PARIS." See this amazing play, featuring the startling new Star Y FRISCILLA D&N Don't dare to miss this play of the hour this play that 'is entirely, unusually and distinctly differehttfrW anything you've seen in years it will touch' yotrr heart-strings 'twill" thrill you will grip you you'll be just fascinated with it. See it at STAR $aturday and Sunday terfered greatly with the .mount of lnimr hil,ebjl, th8 ,)evll Dp, production and increased (he cost in d(,f(Jale(1 B,,10 DevnH The iwo ways, un.u mieiy in, vu...v s,ndln of lhc ,,,(, j8 BS f0nows p1.a mines have worked snort-nannco til tie Devils, 10; Devil Does, 4 sometimes ai only vm per cent capacity- The outlook for the future is be( Yanks, :i; Tomn'iles, 0. Those ua the different teams will elect their captains tonight when safe for the army holding (he aeria'ljtcr. Plenty of labor can be ohtnined f tu (..1SH n,ftel8 x!l0 pclsnnnel of superio.rlty. N about projierly sale guarded communications an auny might as well be a -group of ping pong players. i Aiisiu n;i,n has i;i.v,i; MAIISIIFIKI.D, Feb. in.- Fire oi-lKiiaib.g in ibo rir of tlio Liber ty cue at 2 o'rl-oek Ibis morning i' stroxed flo buildings near Front now and the null is crowiien to us ca- teams Is as follows: purity at all- times." A higher pay roll, 'Tommies": Ted Helderich, T,M even with the same number of men. Larson, I'bll Corbet, Chet Carity, means more money to spend, some of)Alfred liohblns, Robert Wllllamsnn. which flows into the valley. The ore j Howard Bull, Arthur . Theis.ui. in both the Union end Last Chance Glenn Metcilf. continues to show up good values to j "Yanks " : shoveller Lynch, Fred the deepest levels. . iKIvetie, Mike Chandler, Hoy Wll- There is plenty of talk of big things Icon. Lloyd Barnwell, Waldo Slo.l- in prospect in the near future. Oneidard, G:ant Godde's, itouald McKin street anil Cent ml niinuo. Oceu- j thing often mentioned is a tunnel from uis. Slev.n Ulnro, Hurry ijuodgrass. iiimii. ..r ii,, i l., v.l l. ..i.. i ......-. rormo-onii. oir nHHr there to tnD the "UIom IImvIIk'': Don rriimei-. Kv- btained in this war show ,,i .,,., .i. ',.., ..,l l llmir I'ninn mine at a low level. The low- ercl llese. Dob Curitv. I.lovd Clian- ''' tiiglK clo'lbes. The Mnrshfinlil Newsiest level in that mine now is some-Idler. Floyd Uowo. G'oige Rill. Ah- oinnunv. Her o's iewelrv store. ! thine like 8(10 fev. 4 vast amount of i ble (!:een. Harry Jlohr. Kdgur Oil- Slipel'.i .ty is n.iiiotained by the illlie- v,..,,u,,i,'. .,!.,,, v liu-v M.L i. .nil in niiinn water from ver. Frank Murk. 4ht il Hogs : Keruoth Keen"y. Ilini'U lliuadi. Ilerinun Itergfr, Wil lis Holmes. H ii It,, ii liolllus. Kariy 1 oMllls Wlu,t sulriloll men pnitit. out The Kiw xmI! do. Far ib.'t if .this ratio of oei in-tTiiinv a iMMIMS'ient eherk- I... Ill ..r.. ...i.. 1 -..l ... ;. l.n Tlu. tut, n ot.. in i-.ntrnl Furopcan militarism ! M.-C.i nitek s in. I bull, fiom-or lnl would drain the mine end even wi I ii- iuevi'.-a,l(.. Iharwure storo wui-oliouso. Scni-'siark- tuallv eive an outlet for the ore. Tbe loii.iin, n.r one, o.-. not eonti-m-u-ns ab.ll-.el uftleo and Ibo l.bivd f urui ,a i hotel :iro the lirlm-ip.it loseis. Tb tnlal loss Is piohably fUMI.linO, with llisoutut'o helf Hint iiTiintiut. lint rmiti.o- plale any -.nti-:iction of her- air inicjit, now that peace bus couio. Great I'lriinm ia delormined tv main tiiin an air fleet in keeping with her navy, vtniie stio has no aiubil i,.it t1 JK PLOWS IN JVM'ARY. . lie- nnsiros.- ot ie air' she d...-a i- DKS MOlNFS, la., l ib. 20.-Iowa tend to shai-e ulmndantlv in the n.l 1.... I,..,.i ,.t -..ib..i- rivliW thut of vantages which a grej.t air inii(.i,l-v fnhfoinia or Texas, say friends of will give. I'.nt.iin is linkinir up her - Charles FT Keeling, a member of the empire by the air jusl ni in tho pint ! INIk count,- t.an'l of sti per visors, nee has kfpt the contuvfme links Keeling. wejpl to his farm, n.r Awn. aafegiiKdeif by hor nsvv. Nnurally, one dav in the latter part of intuitu l me many commerc.al advantages r-!ail with a gang plow plowed suiting from a high-rlaj air fleet j fourteen nm-ifoj; pSsture land ' .,..,i,M (i'mk .n iiino.-oi oiuirj ano ne nee.l for other purposes? B to fixed achnlulA will lie gathered i! p0ld tinmrs he; say this is some by tli emigre. But that ut U re-1 thing unprece,Hie, in (he hitry of iDgarrieit here as only just rompcnss-tlie state tion for the initiative taken and (he if)-., s gui.i as talked, which itre not o'ff i-i I1' ' . Karl Klmmell, Thoui u rial, give (he length of the tunnel at tun. J"lm Kobertson, l-oslcr s.inui.a. a hajf anl and the pnfoiible dco'lh at i tho mine of HUM) fit llie will or Mrs. Hdsscll Sage fixes Another subject of more or less talk i four-fifth of her proerty for eduea is the opening of the Queen of thejtional. charitable and religious' pur West. The mine was s.tjd at Baker poses. These bequests amount to sm time ago and the company is : S40.0iW.iUH). In life she had given away sab! to have rcorgaitUcd with (he in-1 Vt0.00u.ts.i0. The only large beuist ten tion of starting work again (he . for private use was tfs.lHli.tVtk to her efieiiug spring. line Valley Heralib btgrthrr, J. 4. Slocutn. tfeeliaaealee?ieTeeleV The 4rink that takes theVlace of coffee, Inkant Poslum A pre, delicious American Beverage Take Care of Your Eyes You can't afford to lose them and you can't af- ' ford to abuse them. -..-: V , EXAMINATION FREfi We have secured the services of Dr. H. S. Ed mondsoni, Optometrist, of Portland, Oregon, in . order to give pur patrons the very best help in securing the proper glasses for their eyes. Take advantage of the opportunity now, at CHRISTIE'S VARIETY STORE . r. ' V... - -.-!V' f. 1 V. Mammoth Registered Jacks We Have 18 Head of the Right Kind Selected with plenty of bone and' weight; 15 to 16 hands high, liirge feet; sound and young; black with white points. Ful ly guaranteed. We price them at our barns in Moscow, Idaho, and Walla Walla, Wash., at a living price, in order to sell them i quickly and without the expense' of peddling them around at long pr res, Corns and see them. Your visit will not disappoint you. If yiiu want a jack or stallion, call us up by phone or write W C. W. BROWN Box 311, Moscow, Idaho, or Grand Hotel, Walla Walla, Wash. 'J&(5ilRtvtV:' is superior to utiv otheAfront lace corset, for withofit tlje VnZi '' features noXcorset can pos sibly bo" jii!s ns good! It eoutiiins the iu'ihiter touch of scientific construction, ' Vou do not sai'i ii'ii-e com. fort for stylo ajul you do not sacrifice style fgf comfort when you wear . President Wilsoli visi(d a Red Cross J,T are jusi rigni inose not.- e r t . Tt . . J l hosnilal and shook hands with?, 1200 drinks and chili con carncs, scha IVirS. EvOBl. 1 attlSOTl 1 i. o.. i.i ... ... ilu.u, l, .. i.M.., i u.i.....i i . v i m ' Dsuiy wounuea American soiuu-rs. , v, nv tn. .it.wwin , ; Ttov were niainle irvi-or of the i fountain. g-20-3; " wisoucib battle of Chateau Thierry. e storr,l ' l J trfH I &W"W " POne Rttll 3'J21 Re3. 1702 nt every bedside and eaid i' word or I XliAii2Cliijiewffifcl3 -I Oitk Street ILV DRUe ITORt . a 8 cAN(c,eac4tPN A complete line alwavs on itand, joi'ieeill a$-.50 up. I m 'l;i.ig the month (f Janu twe of g;tl wiO ftervon,C fj vie-j rAt-WLV itud a French beapital.e 1 - - ' sa , " ' " HJ.' riteteiee treiWieiiuW'ireeeJeele1e1leiMtsseli Mr. Business Man- As a matter of economy you should consult the Obser . ver's Job Department before placing your., printing--ye' are satisfying La Grande's-' leading firms put us on . your palling list. Phone Main I 41are employed I 'ty"--" t mmn r ii i ii , i j u i, f ast. OBSERVER ADVBTISIQ wUfbrinits. 9 (Sit Pi ' -!) n o o o a Q '- ' - -m, 0 O m O ,o 0 0 o - o - - r- - m r ii i ij f hi i im hh- .imp 8