La Grande evening observer., February 26, 1919, Image 2

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IA GRANDE EVcF.NTSO OHSEUVFR
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New Sprin'gf Coats
;NO New
Hill's Dept. Store
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For a Rough Skin, Try Our
ALMOND AND CUCUMBER CREAM
Putman'SxDrue Store
The.&xaJgJL store
iky i j' v 1 i.y
DVTLI'S
317 NORTH FIR ST.
IONIAN SERENADEfiS CODING
Solendid Musicians and Entertainers tn Appear Here
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tiniKKnt ti Mn.'r .xumfi-r ......
raMin 'Juki-fft M.j He l'ur.-h '-ttl.
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AKRON, ( i i o . IVh, JI," . - I
thottph a wave' rrhne h;m hern w
I n mi in this rhr. Mathew rrei;:n'i
van iQifiaid. With ..r.0 b'.ft
In one roll, he proceeded to take
on imichg'liker " Ttte tc pot
M.it and ttok him 1 r tho coiift.
m
We hfve just received tho ,
first new . spring coat;.
Rich faBric. weaves,. plain '
colors and colors in combi
nation make them the
most desired. The assort
ment gives a very good selection.
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uses;
Bio
Just unpacked a number
of new crepe de chine
blouses, showing a num
ber of exquisite styles.
I. IKK HOMK MAI IK
are the nelicioiis pics and
Irics you gel at our Hakcry.
l'erhaH you'll find them even
a liltle better lhan ' lllose
'Mulder ll.-ed to make."
VI hal n liecain-e in
CI It HAKKUV
use larKt tin ill it U s cf ma
IflU HVrTV ilav .tnH iiltlv I It rt
brl. ko cury iniiredunt is
al-(tlu(cly fresh. No mailer
what li;tkery product you
wnttl, oull find t'Vt-r tiling
at ilt btst ht're.
BAKERY
JlST ACKOSS THK TRACK
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Mlctisfi favoes: :1 'f iiA ;rio prkFR "'
n " L-iL
TCPPPTAmalTWTL'IlRM'O
houae formally voted di&cliargttl sol
dk, tailor h md ma.zies owner p
of their uniforms when the conference
tj.n'dit oil the uniform bill was ailott
'l Lf fltthout a racord vate. Thtrjort'
) hulso curries a, five-cent relent;, in- i
mlji-luclmK railroad ftia, to Guanas for all !
I 'M I'caort nuw
Koes to ht senate, for adoption. 1
riiKSCRIrlKS FIVE GALLONS OF
HOOZK FOR "MKKICAL I SE
. AUGUSTA, Me., Feb. 25. At a
hearing on a liquor seizure case, Dr.
Nenjy of HariKor, testified that he had
i;iven a prescription for five gallons of
I whiskey for medicinal use. He test
ified that at the time the person to
1 1 whom the prescription was given was
, n". in. i'ui mm iv won ma upiiuoii
Ilk.. r;i.A nll..n. r ,v.;uu.. ..;.
an unduly larifo amount for a man
(jwith a family to have on hand as a
i j preventative for disease, particularly
;at a time when influenza was so prev
alent. ,
r.l(l!IKI NO MASK.
I'HII.AIJKI.I'IIIA, Pa., Feb. 25.
'.railing to parry alone his gi mask
jwhen making an atlack caused the
downfall nf Kdward Harris, an ftl-
leppil colored ceJLir bandit.
Oh irles WaHliinpton, a bakftr.
found Harr'.s sprawled out In the
cellar of hi hoijio early opo morn-
overcome wlih llliimlnntlng
lln had broken the coin box
qur.iter g5a meter, aud while
,Ioinp It erarked tho olpft. As ho
was reiplne n harvfat of qunrtprs
the ca (tot th bejtt of hla
and he became unron&rlous.
greed
WALLOWA FARMERS
BUY DAKOTA CATTLE
Two rnr lomlH of thnrnncrhlirerl
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Aril-us cattle were In the local yards
this morning on their w .y to Wal -
Iowa coU(Uy farms, where they will
he ustd as the foundations for new
hiTds.
The Bliipment
i-ouiprmeu
twenty-clKht two-anil throo-yoar-old
heifers and cows, and they had been Vent the packers' alleged incursion
on the roul eight dayn. The aiiliiiote!nlo tho Ken,.rai f00j fiea. I ,,,
,.,,, le,;.:.,,-,.-.. .ua-a, .,n, ,.ree ,, , ,tt,.ntion , ,;, ,.
purchised by I ho Hald vin corpora-' in lining such regulation to exist
ii.iii at Kllensdale. N. r.ik., and they inR. legislative control of banks, mil
ium consigned to the following ways anJ jnsunlnC(, companies . Hi-nk-Wallowa
coiin.y m-n: J. (). Il.ich- ;lind insurant.c companies are trustees
..It. It. W. V.Mf. K. M. Wilson, M. ..f her tiM.nl..'. mi.nevc
Weulty,
and W. (liegoiy.
i STtKKMK.N HKKU I.K.flENDS
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j I'lRatilla County .Men Prepare
i ' .More Snowfall.
lIiNI)LETOX,.Ure.,.Fb. .20Tt
Kasrern Oregon" .t6rkmnSrlll h.ive
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;k H,l .rr. "Hvery rights, which Mr. Hoover nyxj
Munk lill ert, prominent Ukinh stock-, mmt be assured-equality of opnol-
man, wlip is wintering a larve numler
01 huk'K in me south end of Umatilla
county.
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. 1,1,. ..,,.. oiiMi.on on ine... . i ,n my opinion, is his admonition tn pains In the small o mv back, and stronger and better Vian I have ln;?C t.j .,,
hat the snow ha, clung to the trees ; eive mature thought to the whole mit- ishoulders and in n.y left Kip and -' iCD 6Sted adVlCB
or the past ten day,. Th,. an old . ,er before enacting legislation. Ma- knee were awful. Sometimes I wast Taniac is sold in I.a Grande by Sil
Indian .sign for continued .now. Much; ture thought and comprehensive i-, in so much misery that I couldn't verthorn and Richardson Drug
.now has fallen in the Blue mountains , demanding of the functions of t'.e get around at all an.l would have to stores: In Union by L. A. Wright ! rpt,.,.,, aro iho fPn
the past ten days and farmer, ami packing industry will bring conclusion, lay off from mv work for a week at Ma North Powder by L A 11,,," .
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t onditlons tor a bumper 1!19 crop,
writ m.'ci uciivr. r euruury, wim tl
total precipitation of 1.52 to date, is
1 udornhly alnive the normal for the
month. The soil is in soft condition
and every bit of moisture joes into,
the ground. '
Conference on Plan.?
for Exterminating Pests
at Union Saturday
With the squirrel problem becom
iuk a uiatler of serious concern with
I. ..ion vounty farmvrs, and espec
ially id (ho Inmuuiale district of
1 he town of L'uiorj, a nu'etinv; of all
interested p.rties will be held Sat
in d.iy afternoon this week, at 2;U0
0 cluck, in the city hall at I'cion, for
iileiation of plans for poisoning
i ho lodouta on an oxtecshe scale.
1 he iiH'eUHr.' has bc-n called by 1'aul
H. Spilliu.iii, county agricultural
Jin' siiii'i'ivls have been fmfr.d par
iTt'itliiFly d'-:tnictive by the' farmers
.iIoiik the. tooitiills in the t'nion sec
unn, am) it is neiatly agreed there
iun the extfi '.uiiiaUuu of th rodents
: ft m.itter reimlnai; iniiuediate at
u'oaon, in order to pieveut the loss
ul ;i.ut h . aluablo crop.
1 he iHHMMi to lie used will he pre
p.ti fd according to the po ernmont
.ul'.i, which has j;ieti highly
'l.u toiy rtMitts in the Wolf
i r 'k. Mount CUMin.- Clotfit Cruek.
1 1'uu-ast't, and low: sections, and
n the V'nion county meu hae
'luiiplrtcd their arranteuieuls for thf
uf Die poison, .i suVply will
I up !"r them .u the L'Muii e
iii.'in Ni.itii.n.
I lt T M AMA VltTniS
. TJ.r U.n Council of the Anierifan
II il i.'ii h s appropriated lo.tii
mr the rre'tion mid umiiueuatico3 tt
t!iin .!..!! uu the UhtnJ of lslaT.
.-HoiVnd. i:; KU't.ry of the I7t
lAimviran Soldier who penciled hi
':ik'ii vf lift- TiipeanU and
, ' t i anie. Tiie memorial, pla; Ur
jliti' :te alr.ly been .approved.;
( be i ranltt) ohe.Uk about foMy j
it hu:h, t'eaiiiK hrou2entattlet non ,
of 4H filt-e., Ati.l u lirone
..,iV
:i by Ur.l4eot WllcS.
Utl-cli.. .t,
'I'. J HK.ni'll
VL .' ni'iinii'enl0 nnd ar-
!Ajkchrt iiati.r,anr.. will'
M ilnl'.e in the hand, or t!ie:v,erlcjn Kf,'
C0Hlllir'l6tl
"I" -Adrv yn- . .'O , I is)
"ri o' t.
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iCooatcad n P-e 1.)
mission s demand Jliat stoek and n
rriKvator irs taken fioia tl
kV n pointi out UaH refrl(fera-
tor mrH '.re hiKhly twhiHi-al aerflee
l,vobj .).. or(ijr,arv ranae of railway
L.'Ji. I .:',.
service sheuld be conducted bv ifovern-
mefit or private tnterprira. seems t.i Lieutenant Glorife Cbilson iij- Chev
me to reuuii e further thought and .in """'. wy-. l 1J W'"!
any event to depem upon tlie ultimate
disposal of the railway question.'
'Jiuih 'further thomstit' as Mr.
Hoover recommends was civen the
matter by the interstate commerce; came east so as to Le near him when
commission and its. decision, after iix ,he wa "t to Canrp Merritt.
vears of exhautive invest.otion She claimed that she entered some
might be summed up in this paragraph ind of marriaee contract with Hana
of its report pf July 31, 1918: ,lor,i n El Paso. The complaint fur-
'"The refiner of oil, or the moat :,her alleges that she oltaind money
packer, could no more do business on from the Kovcrnment by claiminB-to
an economic and efficient bais wilh -
out his private cars than he colM
without his modern equipped refining
or 'parking plant '
"This report, which is of more re
cent date than Mr. Hoover's lellcr.
fully justifies packer ownership of re
frigerator car lines. It is not illogiml
to assume that with this report before
him. Mr. Hoover would concur
'ullv in
,atr,-ey
the contention of the nAckers tharthev
themselves pan best handle their i - e -
frigerator car service. 1 anyagencvl "we wi" now Kive 'ou n oppor-
i. f.,.. civii.o th .rvi thtltunity to kiss, er your sisters. Of!
is essential, 1. for one, win gladly re-
.linquish the privilege of running SM.h
cars at a los as is now done.
-"r. Hoover agrees witn tne traae
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"-.un mm u.e papers rnuu.u
-t not De unanciauy inceresieii in siock
yards. lie noes not sn who should
own them but he expresses hiimelf f
against federal ownership on the! it was prior 10 vne store s ciosiiir. aii
pround that it is detrimental to th i accounts are due. now and we would
maintenance of individual initiative ; like to have all ho fre owinjr call
on the part of American citizens Th"iclanJ ttle before Mrc). 15th. CoMen
' no quarrel as to ownership cf the
yards. Packers ask only that the yard
i .. . ..
ciency Decause tney are es?eniini ti
jmuatry
1 Mr Hoov;r (,0M nf)t concur jn th,.
nmmi ,,omrin,, )haf na,.tr.
ers' branch houses, cold storatrt s,
. ,v fr, , ... f!Vl
packers' contentions in this matter.
With his'thcorv nf reimlnt inn t
pve-
are by then- inherent character nul-lic
utilities. Regulation of the packs.''
activities a Mr. Hoover suggesta, in-
ivolves our L'dvernmcnt enrrirtv nnii
!a field of novel and radical legislation
the drtcririnme; hy law of the r:
' Lion simH han.He. -
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tunity and full scow for initiative.
"The nurt of Mr. flnnvpi-' lif
which should get the mo,t atteitio-
.
.in nicn me in.iusiry jtscit can con-
rUr."
The Government has lifted the ban on
cereals and relinquished its lease on the
new Bevo building. Our plant, voluntarily
tendered the Government, is now ready to
resume full capacity production of
Like all Americans, we
...
sacrifice fo
'are ready to renew our fy.ll duty as a great .
National industrial' institution, . .
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PLEADED GUILTY
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IIACKESSAfK. N. J.. Feb. 2& i
Mrs. k-$.l ChiUon, aired who iruve
her home n in St. Italia, nlendii! iruil
lV 'py to uem.rne r.t !-.; pre
'' eiainis u me i.timm oi :ir
BU" l lenauy im um
fil'e- Complaint was hide l.y United
States Commissioner II. H. Malt-v4.
She wSk. held for the fed! i-minl
jur". Mrs. Chit.son was married to
"" 'or "" whiltfth wus stal.one.l l
ne"r S" Antoyiio, Tex. While at Sani
Antonio, the complaint alleges, she .
! et a private, Hon A. Hanaford, and j
;ne n,s wne.
While at Tenafly she obtained work
and received allotments of $30 month
ly from Hanaford, according to the
complaint.
ANTI-KISSIXG STATUTE
InvnvviTl n u.i. .,: tw
heing no 'anti-kissing'- ordinance in
! Cincinnati. Mayor John Calvin, ad-,
dres,ng 800 returned Ohio troops,,
!said:
" , "
,sister. er well, we will look the oth-
cr " 1 ii
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Of trn mamr !o Mnf rlienAao.1 at Ua
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Our office be maintained where
, Rule Co-
Beats Anything
It Fo Conn "
V(J LViir ijlitjn.
rpnvli
Waitz Relieved by
After Suffering Twen
ty Years.
"Not In vvais," said Phillip A ipi,in 1,1 ,n' 1,3'k M' BO
Waitz, wlill- in the French UruK m ""K's 1 "'"'"n"' Urnlghlen up it I
store. Tocom.iXrecer.tly. "hive 1 en- '""'"I'ed oyer and my kidneys disiui
joyed better hrtaltli or felt so .well. b"1 "lo of"'" ul nl'I,,t lJiat 1 co"1''
generally jis 1 do since thking Tail-;"'1 ,'H' ''",y sol"ul- sl,',n'
lac." J ."Finally a friend of mine who
Mr.. Wait?.. llvosin wha
known
as Old T.icoina. aft.'.rd ;(nd I.awr-
ence si reels. Ho Vas be.tn a real
dent of that city foV nearly twenty-
five yean.
teen re
i ninrk.-.lili. In mv r..uo' hn i..'i 1 i..,.l
. -Tor it lias not nnlv Ai e mn nt
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"'Xmoics. tiering, mit nave a,
tiaiiv frutneii r,r ""n Dniiruw n w "it
and' have ji'st finished nT ,M, !
Me. I h,l !. h,i,..:.i
stomach ar d kidneys for tw enty
yeirs ana was never nblo to find
r.,..l.i i .
"".'"""s u iii onj pmm. I lie
in tune, or more, when the w.ather
M,Mffli , ., h ,.,,.,
A tnerica s Cereal Beverage
help win the
- .B usch
o o
Q
n 0
fur -immmmmmmmms.
Y4 txWym'Mi.K
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Vlnnr lilra all rnmTnnfflfiS. Has
n'pties Wp oarrv a fiOTTltllete
f fl ,jk w &Q supply y0U With Montana Hard
JaL TTniov, Mnnb Flour.
! Wheat, Washington, and all
PHONE YOUR ORDERS
; f)TTT? TTRT.TVTIP.V SERVICE COVERS THii lIT X
TT A T T T O
1111X1X10
)ftQ vnDTlI riIf CTP1,OT
"United States rood Administration License No. ImQuJuu
in such a bad fix tint I could hardly
stand it. and had to f.ive up my work !
entirely and was unable to turn my
hands to a thing all summer. 1
moved out of town, right out Into the
wonds thinking if I lived out In tho
0,,t'n " mi" ne'l me' nut 1 con"
'.tinucd to suffer agony from indluos-
tion. Tho rns whicli fni-ineil on niv
isliimach -wonlil get li;i Into my chest.
tod almost cut off ivy breath. 1 had
Mo stop drinking coffee, iiuit eating
many things 1 liko litst on 'account
Inf tho troiiblo they caused me. The
works at the shipyards advised me
Tanlar and a: nut hi up else-
- . ' done me any good. I be -
' " Inking till medicine. By Hie
itime I had finished my second hot -
- l" 1 O'1"" an u n or a
rZZtl
Hie UU' . SO. I Call 1111V
aii.tnioK i- nave ever rim across in
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i -'"u ,e, ..,,. u . an to
,a mi i in irnm n y worn since
time. Myapp,iee If great. (
thoroughly eniov evervthimr I rut
'. n,ul nothing hurts me. .My kid
""" m um' sniiiw ana i fun,f, Uolf..!
sleen the wlinle nih. .l.rn.,.,l. 1....1 1,1 XlciPIUl.
""fc. . it-.n
land In Elgin br Scott E Hairi,
-AH, , I
have made our
war. Now we
St. Loiiis-
SMOOTH,
REAMY WHITE
FLOUR
IS EXCELLENT FOR
BAKING
. j j!tfit
US STaaeS ailU Ulliciciio vo.-
line and Can give V0U the kind
grades Union, county Flour.
T t f Ji TJ
J J. VViLrXV JL
ACROSS THE TRACK
WANT AD will do It.
C JT l.tTLl
H For Busi
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(J
ness Inter
ests m
j Imiilririn- aprOntTIO- ( ')
uf .p-w
1 flat' OH-- $3)
, f ,) (,'
Assured protection
urxr
for fundS-
rt . . i
Competent COUltsel
m
- 1 S ;s j J"uwcu vuuuujj
disinter- fv
m
m
V-1
rr-
y$ tures which senre to f ;)
make this , institu
Ci) tion a center of ti)
CI) helpfulness for the QQ
iD business interesls fft
of this community
Consultation is held w
confidential and fj
conference
vited.
is m-
9
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United States (-fj
National
Bank 1
lia Grande, Ore.
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A CLEAR COMPLEXiCN
I "Ruddy ChwksSparktjr.a Eyes .
; Most Womon Can' Have
1 S.ys Sr. Edwards, a Well-Known
! WitoHhrjician
' Dfl T. ?.L EJwards (or 17 yers troatMl
scgros ot wumcti fur Itnr anJ bf.w.l
ailmonts. Durinir this; yurs i-ave
Palifnts a pre:-iijti.n n .-de of a few
well-knswii 'esvt..Di. inprvdter.:; mixed
with eli.-s oil, naning t!n " I r. Edw.-rdT
. Olive Tablets Vou ...j-.v thcra.ty
ilKir olive fo'ior. . . I
"'iefe tAK-tf art vhrt'-a -workm on ths
i'ver arid bunrni. vh:;.i cau.'a normal
ctKv can5.:! c(I t waste and boi.oi f
cos nutter in o:' s:tin, i ,
, If you have ptfe tate, si!o Icofc. d jl
. ey.'s, pimples. aated ta-.guf.hrad.ncl.vs. a
! lutlesa, co-rochI te liiK. a!) out oi s-ws?
finactn-e bdwela, you Ada c;j of tr.
I ioJ:;U Oie TaUt iivi-a, art,'r
, and note the plcasr.-i'iltO-
i 5'lhouia'd of as a.S n too
c; tar; Dr. L n ard'OI, Tabu? Se sue- 1
v A'l fJbaitute It cO'l-n. an-t)
I Ihrnjust roift- in th? n.ak ot co'0.. s
tuc auo ac ser box Atl Uratiiitj, 1
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