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LA GnAHDE .EVENING OBSERVER
An Iiuli'pt'iuIrMt Novv.spjiper
Published Rally mid Weekly nt I.n
Grande, Oregon, by I. ft Crnnda Kvon-
ini; Observer I'lddinhiiiir f''Tiifti5
IlIMM'K PKN'MH, I'lildiit,-.
Aiif-.nm.ntic AiliiiRtmnt. nf !?
Labor.
FROM ABROAD IN '
liHONE? OF CANADA AND CUH
AK JNOW IN WOULD UIVALKY
THE STTE.
That was nn atm-ealjln report re-1
'.lo'.vi-d vt .-tterduv fnm tin Hlutti liiUiiia
tit'iiaiifO-ni linn lilt! nuiniM?r oi unciri-
KntiMfd ut Lhe lWuffiru t Ka Grande ) ployed in OreKon had declined thru'.
Oregon, nn St-eoml C1hk Mail Mutter. : thousand in n month, and the furet ast
Address all Cormminicntions to j that hy tile ft of May the unum-
Th( 'r1 17j sixtn strCf- idoywent situation wilfhave van'hi'd
7 ity and Tonnly Official 1'aper. , jultother..
On Sale in' Otfir Citir-0.;-on Hotcd ! Thut is lhc ony I"il'al clusirti
News Rtmi-1, r-ortL-uvi; Imperial News'0 L"; ''''th"-- inatter i.
Stand, Ivrtinnd; Alulttiyntah MoteJ icwed in the riht lifcht it will U
Nrrts Stand, L'urtluiid. Oruiron, I'-eeii that the fact that many nil! out
flm l(l(iO arre stork fjrm on Try
k lirloiiMinK t-j (It-Offfe "erd(
ti;i li-iu Hold to Lncifii HuhkiI of
MiHon. The tul Include a valu
able herd of Hlock at.d all Improve
ment . L'onMT.tt:'ii nauuod Is
70.0'.
Kl.'R'
i t V Carrier
Dally, psr mo:ith 6.r
Daily, ptr time mor.tha Ji.lt",
Daily, p r six WMiUm in ndvnw $.'1.70
Daily, per your i.i ndvanca $7.50
Daily, ainglf copy 3 c
Hy Mil
Pally, per yr;.r m mi van': J'.Ofl
Daily, per i m MY i, ''Ivr.iire $2. .10
pnily, th:-t r,v llu- !n sJ-.ar.ce. .5l.2,
bnilv, tier month &0(
Weekly Oii'r er J tar, hy mail, per
year In ndvut'C f l,f0
1' vvoi'k UHt at present in no indiiu
My Co
Revolution of Proletariats
and Poets.
The dei.Lnn.Uve and foolbit revolu
tiun Mnw Kwei'jiin over thtj earth' jj
not indorsed liy nn ii of average inLtl
lilfeiu'e or standi ih; in the world tf af
fairs, nays Kd lluwe's Monthly.
It Ik a revolution of the proletarian
nod poet.s.
Ah evidt'iiee of Uic truth of this aa
rerlioii I milmrt .Maxim (lorky, than
wliiiMi .the i e in no tiftler authority.
(Joil.y is one yd' the inMed leaders if
the present I evolul inn not only in Kuh
h'h, IjuL in t he woi Id. lu an ai l ielo
in thu Social Demo Kraten, which Tin;
1. ivini; Aj;e tiahidateH nml pVinhi in
Ihi.'i country, (ioi liy snys:
''The proletaiiaiiH and (he inlel!et"
tlialH musL decide."
Then? you arc: None of the mil
lioim who actualiy do tiie wniW rt im
liot tant work ate to have anylliitiK Lo
say in nettlin,; lhe present prohh-m.
What I want to e,et through the
thick head of the average American r
thai it i Iho proletnriann and poett
who are hehimi the Timst pnpuhir, the
most destructive, the moHt uninteHi
Krit niovemcut in world history.
The average fool who i.; emouraj;
ItiK Itolslirviki: in doe.inot know whal
It means.
In Iho find place, It means nn on
tire lack nf such morality and common
sense ns humans must exercise loi
their own selfish tfood;
It means the aholi hment of all prl
vnte propei-ty in land;
It means lhe 1 1 air fi r of all facto
ries, m rai!ways and other nu nin
of t rat):i perl alio i) and prjuluctinh, tu
the pioliliiiiat (and if ynu will loiK
at the lii li-eiiii.'. , (yuu will find that
piol;i:'t ie.t rn:ilS :'.' lowest clas-( ol
Si cii t y;
It nieaas the tian-t-r of
to the owrenhip of the pn
U- nieaic th.;l the prol.-ta
he arno e n. t it it oi Im t n.
f-oi-i-ty "i-t he;
It mean-- tlt.it tj' M':in wh
lidior in :ri y foi m will lie pf
vote or lend f i"if
tion whatever that this conditsn will
continue. As ha.1 teen staled ovei
and. over auin this is a manon of the
yar when there ijt little work to Iv
done in any lino. The lumher'camn
; ffii nih a partial exception, since w-i li
f i i j the timtier can he curried on In the
v. inu r season about ns well and ir t
, many lutaiit en belter than at any oth
er time of the year.
In all lines of farm work there h y
piactical standHtili in the winter sea
son. The doititf of the "chorea" it
about the main occupation. All th!:;
will change when the usual Hpriii;
fai n; work begins. It is the same vaj
in nearly all the building trades Fomr
tinkering and corrections can he made
indoors in the winter time, but the
pnacipal purl of activity hi this line
i ; ,nd :t;;!un when the weather is
suitable.
The whole state is just now too
muh filled with reconstruction plan
um) the lieoplc are surcharged with
the desire to get away from the sus
pension ne4-e.su ita led by the war to
i.ermit of uny other condition than
that of activity and thus return to
mn mal times will open up opportuni
ties for all.
Announce mwtt nas been mad"
that 1 1m f wining .'ol'nru ll cuttle
i a itch , t-( nipt ito'iiK I Cyu ac i e.s rf lr
i Ir an land I m il' H nor) Invest of
lu-ad, it to ha sub-divid d and fji'i
liies placed on ovory or HO u n s.
'1'Im' e- flro s'jIo will urr.iecale. ovei
?i0O,U00.
n.i l l.oO'j.000 acres more of I.t.hI
vrinaolo f r rn;z!ni? a::d r-ii-iiiiK of
: ifck have b ( n nddtd In IVInuary
to land now teidy for us; nt n-tttrn-
ing
l.o::'
l-uoe
; 'Pd
roldb'iH under t lie enlarged
I :h 1 a Ml sto-'k Isln horn1- ;
s act ', ti'-i n tay of the Inferior j
Mi .onni fd. T!ok .'.iiii iiiii of ihl? ''
Wo(d jirj - -!i (hir'iiv, lb'; coin hie.
e.f 'son vill bo Kond is Iho pn a nt
itidtijation, wccordiitjc to J. X. Hur-et-Fs
of the (;iinniii!.'li:int Hlnep
1-jind V.u., of I'ondleton. Mr llur-:m-4h
h!yn that eaHt-:'a prices at the
preHonf. time nre film pine; tip well
nd there Is every indication that
lhe industry will prosper durlne.
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Underlying Cause of All
Trouble.
(Jennany wants food In order to
head off the growing threat of Ilol
shevikiKin ami thu need for nn early
peace to circumvent the impending
menuce is purported to have come
from lhe Vatican at Rome.
All communities in the United
Stales nre Importuned to get buny
with improvements and provide "huf
frr employment" In order lo sidestep
Ilolshevikimn; another warning
against the overshadowing evil conies
from the church organizations, and,
in fact, it would appear that (he great
scapegoat, imported from Russia, h
about to cause the collapse of nil na
tions and devour the inhabitants there'
of.
Not, lhe least among the things to
be feared is that if tho I,caguof Na
tions does not immediately become op
erative the Holshevists will step in nnd
take charge
Trouble is what the Russian mon
ster largely feeds upotond the news
papers are doing their full share in
I pointing out to the stalking demon tlv
sources .of its food supply.
Imiiteamuion of a now stenuboatl
i' rvlee hi-twoi a Portland and file
inland l-.nlie, a project which has
been fondly h'ped lor now for years
appears to be forthcoming In the
nv r future, us result of the orga
nization of Tim DaHes-Columhta
River Navigation company, which
will have its head offic;H In Tort
land.
f'hester Cooper. n prominent
young residort of rlle, died 111 tho
hosplt il at, Dall 'S, Sunday afier
l hree men t lis Illness with pneu
monia. Iln enlisted in the navy and
was stationed at Iii eiiieiton, re
ceiving bis disehurgo a few monthi;
hl'o. Hi wiia bom Janutry 2u,
1 s Tl f. llo lo:;ves an aged father.
lhno brothers and ere sister.
W. 1'ollak, a re.-dflent rf A Unity
nnd one of the largest exporters of
iscara bark In tho northwest ..left
cent ly for New York to arrange
for the exportation of his cascara
Imldines. Oregon , produces about
one hair or the worW s supply or tho
It irk, tho renuilnder eomhig from
Washington and Canada, and Mr.
t'nllnU bandies n lareo r)port Inn
of it.
Tha sp fntlins alfalfa fields of
routhern Aibcrtn ere compctin; with
Cuba, as the source cf iinporLed honey
for the United S'.ales. Tho big
stimulus to tho Woiio'.-, appetite for
h'mey dm; to the wo.h! shortage of
hugar, hi on;: lit tiie industry into
new proiMja-i'te and proiilaOlene.ss.
li-inty as a substitute (or sugar be
r'inni a liv;' y-v.o durii:;? the war, and
)U value as a hifjlily cancentratv'til
juou rii-.s mainiutnuo cna growing
demand.
Most of the honey oroduccd In the
fL'idted States cnin?s from the Pacific
'coast, one-fifth of the 54,8M,ttu
pounds proflucctl each vear as a by
.pioduct on farms not devoted to com
mercial producticn of honey alone,
coming from California. Resides
that, the United Elates imnorts an
nually hundreds of tnousands of
pounds from Mexico and particularly
jCuba. where the industry has had
government a(j.?istanc?. Now Can
adian farmers are taking the field
and have entered their fnt fields of
alfalla nnd clover against the Cu
bans' miles of wild Rowers. Mani
toba's 118 production went to
1,000,000 pounds, valued at $300,000.
A single farmer in Southern Alberta
obtained 1,000 pounds from thirty
hives. British Columbia's honey crop
of 225 tons recorded a 3u j)r -rent in
crease over 11U7. And tho growing
of honey rich crops has scarcely bo
gun. Western honey brings three to
eleven cents a pound more than east
ern honey because of its high quality
and fine flavor. Farmers have found
that the long sunny days which give
e:tra weight to their plump har4
wheat also keep thy honey bee hum
ming long hours, with profit to its
keeper.
In other localities, notably In the
northwest, tho middle west and the
east, bee raising has offered golden
rewards which recent war needs have
multiplied.
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..Women Who Want a Prctlcai
'Corlet Naturally Think prst-of
NEMO :
So thoroughly have Nemo Corsets estab
lished a la i -.ition for piactical style and
b all hor,a.e' that a great many women will
wear no other Corset.
Nemo. Self-Redueing
Corsets
Km
SU-RE0IN6
nro REDUCTIOX by the action of
:.-:f-Kt-lucini? Straps; CuMFOKT by
ill', e F.vrii'ovt t!i('i:o straps iind oth
Utf ph-e; i .'J .STVLE by their Rood
(.I'rf.ut fit, and liif extraordinary scr
:iicy prrfenn in romuclelinp the figure.
Have one of o'.ir e:ci)ert tor.-otier'.'a fit you
to your Nemo ar.d show you how to adjust
iin-i v.iv.r it. 'l he mod ! illustrated is a
Xenio Self-Rodueintr 0mt for the stout
v oman of lu? limn height. SS.00.
th.'-
liva ym ever hnt:-ht a lieautiful brassiere and found that
after htnnd"-:nir it wouldn't fit?
This ii'-vct happens to N'.nlo lira.ssiercs because they are ad
jiist:.lli!. They la -e fit a.i you fasten. .Models for all fi,iures.
The (loldi-n Rule Co. will maintain
an office at the uixmo place as before
closing their store until about the
10th of March. All accounts are due
now and must be settled. adv.
2-20-1 1
N EV
and now in service, two Dodge taxi
cabs of the latest models. Foley &
Rogers Taxi Co. I'hunc Clreen IX
adv. li-li-m
SELECTED SEED CORN
Minnesota yellow dent, acelimnted
for Eastern Oregon, and recommended
by county agents. For prices address
J. li. Stoddard, R. V. D. No. 1, La
Crande. 2-22-tft I o.m.K .
M'OOLfJltOWERS TO MEET
Head Prepares for Annual Stale Con
vention on March 17.
REND, Ore., March 13. An excel
lent program was planned by direc
tors at today's meeting for the second
annual central Oregon wool growers'
convention to heiheld at Iiend on the
1 7th of March. Wool growers from
California to the Columbia river will
bank,
Color Schemts for Gardens. . i
From current tirticles one might sup- i
pone the ni l of making gardens imy
with color in the Tall to be something '
lu w, Jnlte ollierulse m the fact, IIS
one iim.v b arn l.y readim; I l:i n , par-
lliuteily tlie pu ;ae; "I do In-ld It '
I be here. Among the speakers will ho
; E. N. Kavauatigh, United States for
(estry, service; N. C. Jacobsen, forest
I supervisor at Rend; E. l M ihaffey,
illend; .1. N. Williamson of rrineville;
j C, S. 1 1 ud ion of the Firt National
I bank of Rend, and Secretary R. A
Vard.
It, nii-Mii'i
Ameri-.-an )
t hhicd Med
ihey obji'T -t-.'
It n;, m -.
Ivu-'.iM-. 1
1' ! i. Ml I .
It, M'l.im.
that lu-ven tenths of
,'opb would be disfnin
r-.litird (and murdcrvd, it
it I by '.heir armed oppren
In the l!o.all Oidrhik' of li.n.l. ns that
(here otiL'ht to he gardens tor all the
mouths of the year, lu which severally
letnrinn;! thiols o henuty may be there lu sea-
i;iet will 1 ,it'11 " l 's M''biily put. of course, hut
"' I ! ' . 1 . . .a. u.u: :oe ItMle al-
j tei.tlnii lias lut ii ien lull cam. oi la
e!iipb..( .Vineiha, nllt"U:h the ecUNt may he
init'cd t ' j iimde' that, here the autumn h aves
j a ml lhe uoedlaud hen ies take, on ko
thi f fine a eider, in tllldallty l.'eeoiiie,-. vain.
M .iy Murt ii y. In 1
!l.' tt:ir Saturd iy
''Mod
; ad
in l.itve-' at
Sum'i'V.
:i i:t-2t
Call Civeii Ft for Foley linger-;
taxii-ab;. Tlu-e new cars which arc
stie- ia'.Iv de igm d fur town t ! .tde and
p.u :t-id.,i I adaiitcd to furu tal -o k
:i-U-::t
T. U.
Rtiuuls for
BRITISH THERMAL UNITS
TU1 standard lm-asiirciiu'iit oC heat uscft by heat
ing engineers in working out house-heating prob
lems.
No. 92.
Report of the Condition of the
STATE RANK OF IMRFFR
at! Imbk-r, in the .state of Oirg'ia,
the close of business March 1, l'.M!).
Resources.
Loans and discounts $117,72.1
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured . ,
Ronds and warrants
securities, judg
ments, etc
Ranking house
Furniture and fixtures . . .
Due from banks (not re
serve hanks) ...........
Checks and ' other cah
items
nd
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'wliv v.otrv ihotit formiil.is? Loavo thorn to us.
Ve ai-e'Hoatinfr and Ventilating Engineers,
nml (li'si-n aii.l inslall any and all kinds of heating
and ventilaliniv plants in aci.-ni'dani-o with scien
til'ie an'd l'.;'-ti-,l,:!e lin-tlnvls. '
v hcaj inr plant in yoni1 1'csidcnee,-
aiv vim fiavini; t ri usi le with 3-011 r
in;;.r,i
10,!ll(i.0S
niiii.nii
s.s.ih.iiii
j.vris:-
0,8 1 c,.r,-i
Cash on ha
Kxpenses .
Customers'
Total
2.".S.r,4
8.177.M
18S.15
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T. U3 ABOUT IT
RSON BROS.
?.') No. 8 D.'.pot St.
? lso,c,:'fi.:u
Liabilities.
Capital slock paid m S -10,000.00 j
Individual deposits rub- ''j
ject to cherk 91,7:M.nO j
Time and savings ih-po;;:s .'11,101.11
Notes and bills red's.:oimt
ed NONE
Pills payable for money
borrowed S-I.FOn.oo
Heserved for
east
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fir-ally, ,ivll
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war:
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One Thlnri Was No Secret.
lliHl.an.l Half the world do -ait
know how the olht-r half lives.
Wllo N.oii.'Iim-! All lhe world
knows that you married mo fur '.11
iiiiiii,-y.
r.-lily
their
1,-ie .iiih
ni'.i-l
..od.
.-lo b not
el.'i.-e f.o
w mj:ii-
'lean eoLtou fair
.Ml will 0,1 It
1I1 are widolv r
suilable
Your Country
Needs Your Help . .
The I'roiilf m of readjustment from a war basis to
a uonn.il nonce basis requires that every citizen
r :--,'ne hi;; j rrtion of the responsibility.
Yd'i c n.do tl'3-bcst by ineveasing your own re
fUHirrc ;hy siving ami conservative investments.
We are.anxion.'t to help you and invite you to
avail yourself of our banking facilities. You will
be treated with courtesy ami consideration at all
times. , ' -
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
Vi.nibfi Ito.t.1 Kwmtc Sv.tcm
Clisirtered in IW7
Sound, Reliable, Frogressive
IIS 7 ft h .
W C iyliiHii
V .i-- -w-,,-- .
Most miles ' The Most
on Gasoline . Durable
$1055 HERE
That the Chevrolet can't do 4!).G miles tc the gallon of gasoline in Georgia or
any other place. . " ' '
"WEXNOW .
That the Maxwell did do 4.6 miles to ti e gallon of gasoline in Georgia and holds
the official world's record today.
IS LA GRANDE "
' That the Maxwell's challenge of Ivt fall still cjita to all ecmers. -
Maxwell Jenu'ca Station
Tot id
PTATK
union, p.s. :
I. H. II
id-ovc 'lrov.i
that lhe nb.i-.-i
the hi A of rii
II. II
Kubser;'.i?d a
this 11th dav ..f M.;
W. ST 1! i I i!A".
Mv cr:nm! -i-'t es
1020.
COl-nKfT A
CI. AY W.
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w. sti;tx(
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m'y of
e.-i:hiiT of the"
' " ( '..'ii. is superior to
any other front lace corset',
for without the VeynZidr
features no corset can pos
sibly be just as good. It
contains the master touch of
scientific construction.
You do not sacrifice com
fort for style and 3-011 do not
sacrifice style for comfort
wlien you wear
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A complete line always on
j hand, priced at $2.50 up.
Mrs. Rcbt. Pattiscn
Corsctiere
Phone lied 3221 lies. 1702
Oak Street.
It y-'ti jive ir. yttd of" it ;.
v-iti M fin 'I jut v 1; u -;
FAMILY DRUG 5TOfl
L.A CWANUI-.OhEIGON.
0 HIGHEST til S PILLS
w-;. 'jia: m.'.iiosn ni;A.N:." X
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Tnto no otbr. Tut of our
ltlH! I' ILL, f t
-SOI D BY CRLGOtS IS EVEaYWKERS "
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If you are net pc't'y usinj Crt
ent,you sI-ot.M try it.. Test out its
adv?.t.iri. D: cr.cr for yourself
how jls l'" 'jbTc Icavcnic v-iic" makes
trc and r-..-si vJi.ilcsnme
ckcs, bruits tr.d l':.e ail
Qi the .can of Crcscnt. li you are
net" pli-a. t 1 with U'r rc-i!ta return
" th,'. c::r'y caa ;o y-j-i-rojr; lie is
auihl.i;:' i-:- rtfi.a.l vcur ni'jr.cy.
Write tr? for a cop of t'.c Crcer.t
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