La Grande evening observer., March 18, 1919, Image 2

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Springtime M H liner y
The millinery department i
jnriy to show yon a large As
sortment of new spring niiili
neiy. Style is here, quality is;
liere, assortments have no
peers iif your nity, and ll'e
values -are unequaled. Huts
change from day to day, hut
tin; newest always here. "
Children's Millinery
A large assortment of chil
dren's .Milano hemps and
ready-to-wear hats' are await
ing your inspection in the niil
linary department.
HILL'S DEPARTMENT
STORE
WAIOWA IS STRONG
o a n .
" I'Oft CPU O U K U AD S !
given high noeroa
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Once great n'Jllibt. of livS jjiork ' hA ! HA.M. IHCO. March IS. w
wiilrti lic.i?,ci not i). niiwcd lux To ,,e I'llus"n y general l'rIiini; '
to 1. 1. ho nirliom, !! tne opinion uty t'jtir director ror thu worlds ;
the tiwaktr. ind hu ntuteiucut tha:..!" military m-iip, the l'nifil;'
goods rouu uuni Ihro.iKli lli cun-jHI:lP dnuarkuilon wnti-r nt Itrnat.
tll'K Ot Union and VVailuMa Wouul ' uiuu. ur "ini mi iuiiimi io tin ,
nwu tii.a vimt Irft- in thl dlrccuoi-'1 ' inltrd millet. Captain i
.Harry iliilvnc-y. of San Mali1, ae- ,
Jcoiding to Xiorniaifoa rpiu-lilns Al
bort O. Bagl-?Kil:n'?'or of tfie west
:ern dipnr.m.-ir War Activities.
Knight of C'lnnibi;s. yestorday.
J Malonoy,' during Vn yoars' aljk
'letic work at Saiifor.J'u various ra-
ItlorullL'n Knnwl-
of svort whirl
w-fc heartily aiplaLidMi
TUt silo, .Mr. linke durUml, it-.
proving a valuable a..:l io the mi
niiMLg cuttiu iu a ury farming Urn
.rici. aiiu iiii ci 3 gieiu biiccuna uheut,
of the man who puts cattle on Urj
tanned it:iid and providt-a silage toi
their teett.
a&d, he si
The coal ol fei dniK sil- I pacUIon. secured
I, u Jus; aacnit hail tlu ,"lR of branch-;
cost of feeding buy and KrniV
Mr. UoKe i.riidicu;d that in five
years Wallow county will he lead'
stood him in good steud Uen his
I'nrle Stiinuel Invkoned :im t
come. 'ConmiisKionel a cavalry rap
ing the stale in prodi:ctu ity, unless ; Win at tne nrsl tramltiK camp, Im
'Union and the rent ol them t rave. I ' aligned to Stanford's tauil
ahead fas.er than they. are dolnit lJuator to Major liugce, new coin
Tho faiiiu rs Ju re aie go ng MroiiR-maadint at west roint. ncn o.-nv j
ly ljitu the raising ot pure bred cat- ,""al eershing seni tor iiugRu, sin
He. he na d. and iu the last six 'I'mey was plsced in charge of the
nio. ths twenty br.vdirs have bee ! military worK at Stanford. and the;
shipping in pine bred bt.ck ca.ilo. 'Ctudlnnl Institution ranked with the;
One hundred hulls have been bought four universities eipeiialiy singled j
In L'niou cr.unly since last fall, bu ut for the excellence ot their mill-
.Mr. lloke sees the day not far aheau 'a'T training. I
when Ut-iun county farmers. wl!l be
MAKE YOUR OLD HAT LOOK NEW
FOR 35
Full Assortment of Colors.
Putman's Drug Store
The REX ALL Store
buying Oi'Hr bulls from the breed-
era or Wallowa. The iun who it
raising pure bred siork, he claims,
mukog two dollars to the one m a do
by the mun who hits only grado ani
mals. Ho claimed Tui his county om
of the best nint;e3 in the corthwest
I (lift l llloil ( '4Ulli 'H lU'st.
Mr. lloke nn'ntioiu d as Wallowa's
; greatest asset lur people, and he
HUN STEAMSHIPS TO BE
UTILIZED FOR HOMIXOMEItS 1
AiiicrU-uiiH to Hot n in From rrance
In (iiH-mnn Liners Which Will
Take lUwk l'urthased Food.
PARIS, March IS. Before loin
the newly-leased Gorman llr.ers wilt
RUSSIANS ARB IN HAD FIX
drew a luimh
county's best
when herald Union I carry 35,000 douKhtoyn back to thf
In the Present Situation There Is 01.1';",;,,.,'
I If Hope of Allied AM.
United States went ward trip.
This is one of he results of tho
agreement reached Brussels with
Buy your field and garden seeds of
Sawyer-Holmes company and be sure
of fresh, pro wing seeds. Adv.U-ll-t
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CECIL C O S P E R
J Public Accountant. t
I xjnfomo 15t Adviser ,
I- 614 MM11 St., lYndetton, Orcpon
j - I J 4 ! I
hemls with difficulty how the allied
democracies can entertain this noble
but rather distant idea, and at the
. . ' same time look quietly on nt what is
Treasurer h Fall for County Wnrraum. transpiring in Russia. ' continued Dr.
Notice, the undersigned, county i,rrti1,
treasurer, has funds on hand with1 "Russia today is in need of assist
which to redeem ull warrants issued nnce. First of all she new Is reorgani-
on the general fund and endorsed, zatinn of her railroads. Nevertheless !
"Not paid for want of funds," prior to any form of assistance to Kussin is im-1
January 1, IPlit. Interest on the above nginable only in conjunction with aj
warrants ceases on March ;'th, HMfl. 'military expedition which would br '
JOHN FRAWLKY,
Treasurer of Union County.
timent.
"Are the Germans re:;JIy swrvir.g.
Mr. Hoover was ask 'd.
"Kvery Oar man pels tiome Tool,1
he replied --hank-f to thu effitleni
system of tfllslrlbiition. Hut ounin
vestigalors have le;;in'l that IuVko
portions of the pptilation are sni-
feriug fioni malnutrition with
causes othr diseav:i and deal
Starvation'is a grailiial procesM." '
A (ierm:in reiust to borrow!
money from the entente to p.iy foi
who submitted a node of by-laws M.he food was rial ly
Thc-by-laws were accepted by uni
nious vote.
Chairman Crowe 'selected Howard
the
dMch 4-11-l-'jr.-Ap
iViiiln to act aa chairman of
i ' u....-. vrv... nincrieon next juesuuy
jWiil not oe destroyed by pernicious -re
YOU "TI.L FtXD UNFAILING SAT
ISFACTION IF VOL1 I' SI?
VPure White"
Flour
OUALTTY TROnUCT, M ILI.FD
FROM WASHINGTON II A KM)
AVIIKA', I'KR SACK.
USK T1IV, l'.KST AND FOROKT Till:
ri:st.
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(i()OI) YORK.
l!LlK l'F.AIv'M.MX
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WAY RONFS OK
IMI'KKM.U, AND
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City Grocery
and BaKery
PHONE MAIN 75
I hellions and disorders which have be
I come chronicalong the Siberian rail
' ways.
'tin order, however, that such mili
tary intervention and economic nssist
ii nee shall succeed, it is necessary to
carry it'Mit accttftlingUe a Vlca?Fy do
fined plan, that is to say, the removal
of the Bolshevik government from
Russia, the re-estnblihment mid main
tenance of order and peace throughout
the country up to the time when it
will be possible for the Russian people
to constitute for themselves, freely and
without coercion, their desired form of
government. Such allied intervention
will be accepted with exultation and
with full confidence by all notwith
standing its even more efficient in
terfering with internal Russian af
fairs."
Adherence to the principle of non
interference, with Russian internal af
fairs, he said, prevent the nllies from
supporting either the Sibertnn govern!
ment or the government of the Ufa'di )
rectorate because of lack of assurance
that either constituted a government
having th confidence of the nation.
Similarly, he pointed out. neither o!
these governments, even with the best
programs they could devise, were able
to win the confidence of the nation be
cause they lacked the sup.port of the
allies. The result U a deadlock and a
situation affording fertile ground for
new revolutions calculated to strength
en Bolshevism by driving into their
ranks the wavering left-socialism.
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Trinidad Lizard Farm.
On the Island of Trinidad there Is
today it veritable-lirnrd farm which
1 ban all tho eiui)tiieiU ftr the success
"V" ' " 'f ttiese iKMitt tei numer-
-fl memyvei-s of the reptile family
whiSb are now known o be IndNpens
nbleXi the smrar plain en. Iu ntldi
tltin tuAJiis enterprise a wider search
is helKK uide for UuU to belt) In-
Tense (lie V.trld's siiLar outimt.
beld s ;
i (let ready Yor the spring garden.
. Fudd and garifkn sctnis can le had. a',
it he Sawyer Hollos company. adv.
'adv. fl-lH-tf
,Peace timo stunu with an aro
p!oo are now in ordor. first
cous. ths d!rtrf Krnehnian.
Oeno earina, who start. ed Paris
the other day by landing on a 45
foot roof ot a sn-htory building
la tb Try heart of the city.
Visitors to New York.
It has been reckoned that New York
city has nt K-n-t 'jn.iXM vis:iirs a day,
jtti'l eouu::iii: eniuuiMters.
id used. The al
IU-d delegates replied that neithei
lefiislafion nor public seuiinent ir
the vtitento countiii s perniiyd sued
a loan. This means tJermany wiM
get fond on a cish baf-is only. Nolh .
iug wilN.be "chalked up."
ThotmiV lacking food Cennany bac
luts of goM stored away, her avail
able puhltcYunds being larger tb:p
the British ?ld holdings and mon
than one-half f the Ameriran rum'
when the war spurted.
Within two daB (lermnny will de
posit $:tfI,000,000Vrorth 'of gold in
a Belgian bank a Hnusels, then
$55, 000, Y'ltlun l deavs, aeains
a credit which will 'ueXisMied to pay
the various allies for fod delivered
lo the tier mans.
Tho first shipment will include
70,000 tons of fats. vh(rhOermany
needs most, and later shlpnnts will
contain .10.000 tons of poi kr0.ioi
tons of beans, the same amtXtnt of
rice, and 50,000 tov of bieutuff:T
monthly.
Ameaica will sunp'y flour, Brftain
rice and beans and Prance nut!
oils, which the Gtirmnr.s ttirn
margarine. Some supplies alio:
are available at Copenhagen and Roil
terdam, notably 75,000 tons
brendstuffs.
The remainder will cme from var
ious ports. Ultimately, Germany wil'
replace tho gold deposits wiita:'
1. Shipping leased-to the allies.
2. Raw materials, such as lum
her, potash and coal.
3. Manufactures r.etdtd by the al
lies, such as dyes.
'Dumping,'' however, will net be
illowed. The Geuiuns will be mi
able to 'still'? French competitors
whose plants were deliberately do
stroyed by the Germans in the war
France needs coal, inland need.-,
lumber, and the United Slates ned.
potash. In return fcr these thing?
4lie Uermans will get fobd.
Next to gold for raw material. Ger
many will pay through the sale o'
her h tiding in foreign securiie..
and thvour:h credits which-she ma)'
establish in neutr.l countries tff
whom the allies owe money. T)n
Scandinavian counties owe Germi-i:
money for coal, wh;le France oweh
the Scadinavi..u uatu-ns for p:i"'i
Pulp.
A classified ad will bring results'
SAY
I!
ivIDS!
Our-ROLLER SKATES have at last arrived.
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Best you "ever saw. Come m and see them.
Fresh Fruit
Desserts 2c
Jiffy-Jell desstrts, rich
and fruity, cost but 2
cents per Serving.
Each p.-Kkae contains
a rial of lfruit ensence.
mle f r on coodened
fruit juice.
Add boilidiK wter, then
thif f Yor. rfvd you hare a
frtih-fruit Aitrty
Ccimrjr liffTfleTl with
he olJ-ny1! aitk gela
tine. $??.. Yati will
find it five hjt-it better,
yiA it ccta XP oirre.
C JdillicM oc n-y it
; , - ,,.,i;l,(Mi,j,iH4:0it
I L a comi'lktk link of ;xski) and
J SALT lift -FISH AXU-TAN VlJ.b
S avants, look ovKifrTHE kiM a'Nd
TlIEVJ'llONK YOUR ORHI'3 .
C NNKD SALMON, ALL YARI KTI1. 4,
shi'lMPS, CRARS, LOnsTERS. CLAMS,
Tl'.W OYSTERS, MA, l.'EAin' C-HFIWr,
SARDINIA I NT OIU MrSTMiU SAl'CK, TO
JMATO'SAL'CE ANOSI'lCEl).
FANCY SALT MACKEREL AND IIERRIN.
RONELESS BRICK COD I-111, kio-.mi mi -FERED
SALMON. PHONE YOl'R ()1DER.,
EARLY. OUR DELIVERY SERYICE COY
ERS THE CITY-.
(
Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Blak 192
408 North Fir Street . 1 Across the Track
citizens had Been the
her future and gone
He "sounded a ttote
of the spirit of co-operation when (Germany by which Hie allies will so".
ti,.,. tmi that the future of Union 'her food forthwith. It lb a business
VLADIVOSTOK; March 18. "Thefand Wallowa counties Is wrapped up ideal, pure and simple, without sen-
llussian nation follows with a harsh i in each other. On the pood road
feeling of bitterness all the efforts for ' proposition, he assured his heaters
creating a league of nations," declares that Wallowa is with Union county
Dr. Vaclav Girsa, local member of the n the movement and waiting for
Freeh national council. "It comnre tno hus!no mon utfro 10 Hlurt
movement on us way, wnen iney w-111
help carry It along.
Other liushicsK llandbil.
A little other bin in ess wat hmd
led at ihe Utneheon today. The re
port of Win. Vlller on the -proposed
ro-oiKanizatioi; of Iho Uomnieri'tiii
Club war presented by Mr Miller.
The Economical Corset
THE WAR HAS TAUGHT US THE MEAN-
"ING OF. TRUE ECONOMY
When the government urged conservation and economy, it recom
mended the buying of quality articles that would give the maxi
mum wear.
The mistaken idoa that economy meant the purchase of cheaply
made articles was removed forever.
Front . ,?
are made from carefully selected,
high-grade materials only. M'H
AKT boning, cloth, thread, tape
all are quality materials. T!;e
boning in particular that fa Io?
upon which the styb and shape of
a corset so much depends ,:s madi?
especially for the Mod;irt Uompnny
from clock spring steel the most
perfect boning ever produced. It
will not rust or take a permanent
bend at the waistline. F.vcry MOD
ART Corset gives a hit;h d grec of
satisfaction in wear and phaps
kceping qualities.
All MOD ART Corsets lace in front
because front adjustment means
riirht adjustmeni. The absence of
laces at the back gives form a-nd
wonderful smoothnes? in gown f.t
ting. A trial fitting eonvicrs. You have
t" nut on a MODAHT to see its
style and feel its comfort. Style
and comfoi- are not easily explained.
Make a request for a trial fitting in our corset
department before planning your spring clothos
Pauline Lederle
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HORSES
WANTED
1wa,
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lilt Id lmy muni lirokc farm nmivs ji'ik!
srt'IdiiiKs. Must liavc vt-i"ht an.l ni;iliiv.
tfiiir flesh ami from four to six wars oil!
W. E. McGlure
Phone Red 772 '
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Tie good that hare made our businejj a success
aAd enabled iu to guarantee them, to you ar
Chster Oak Ranges,' Patent Heaters, Whiie
ting Machinea. the Harmoa ItfattreaB; Sim-'
dim Bsda, Keaaj Btnc Springs, fitaiMi
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