La Grande evening observer., March 19, 1919, Image 2

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LA fiRAXDE EVEInT.W GBSpTRYTOTI
w El )Xt:s day, m.i?ti i, in; 9.
ms) 'appeal to lift
nnd'thrtr 1
eu It lira I dUt rii-'H. Vast Htm en
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Springtime. Millinery
The millinery department is
ready to k1iv yon .-Hare as
sortment of new firing miili
Jicry. Style? i;).lieie,'iialily it;
here, ns.s'ortniiits have 1I0
peers in your city, and the
values are uneipialed. Tint i
yliaue from daV to dav,
the newest always here.
Children's Millinery
A large assortment of chil
dren's Milnno hemps and
' rcady-1o- car hats are await
ing your inspection in the inil
linary department.
HILL'S DEPARTMENT
STORE
O U'C Baiits ftlmplf Vmhw they rO
O"" - i not exchange thfiu lor needed ar-
' tides of I'ke value, Tliohp Oi.it
riling t "u- :iS1I,.,u.a wm he rIra.C( flll diairi
Thlt lN.thr Dan
sum ODiriul to Help tli:it
1
jlition kooii as up enn 6'mg into
lllusilla cloth, H.;j'lifi'.ctu red iron am!
steel articles, material! tuP soap
making and auriculiul.il machinery.'
l.OKUCW. Mareh VI I.lfl ,r- Ho ki-lllK-itu r'.-fUM-il to coin
fiuoii f l.l,,. imm HikvIi. menlou political 'cor.dtlonj In Rus-.
the a T.l which Alo.and, IK-ike-- nT " Hulsucvlk tov
Ik'.liil.of Moscow, vice president mid !nment.
I(!.H'm1 manager of tho AII-KubhIu.tJ "I can eiul v nay," lie ald. 'that aa
Central Uuioi of Consumer' Socio ilong as civil war crllnun In Kus
ilh. la maklig In K.iKlind and which -'ia, condition:! cannot Improve."
lie Intonda lo make soon in the!
l.'nlted Slates, That ;h tho only way.
-Iln Mr. liorki-Mihchn'ri opinio!, to cure
HtiasiaYi trouhloH.
Mn. He rkeuitciin left Moscow, the
icadt:urlera of his organization, in
Ieconiler. He ennflima rcporta o''
the famine conditions prevailing in
the cities of Northern Husia. The
bituallon in Pe-rogiad Is particu
larly had, he says.
Mr. lioikcntieilii intends to vlnl1.
New York, Vi.shing.Vn, Chicago and
San I-'ranrsco. The principal ohjecl
of hiaurip to Aiuerha Is to develop
trade relation between the United
Stales ur.d ltllHsia,
'; . 0.
IH'RIXO THE LI'.NIt.a !Sh.VM... v...r
RY A COMl'i.KTK LINK Oh' ('AN'KlV.A"l'
SALTED I'ISII AND CAN' Eil.L YJ.mil
WANTS. LOOK OVKIl THE LIST AND
THEN i'JI6)XK VOUU OUDEU.
REQUEST MANN
KEEP HANDS OFF
. G. 0. P. MATTERS
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WASHINGTON, March 1 0 . Re
plying to u recent statement by Hep-
rirBeiUative Mann of JlllnoiR, Ilcpro-
iHentatlve Lonworth of Ohio, repub
lican, Lsued a statement Tuesday
askinK the former Kepuhllcnn floor
lender to "koep his hands of tho or-
niul to t'atabllsh anizatlon and leglilative control of
ofn.ert on tin? e.Htcin und westoru j"e new nou33 oi reiJiesunumves.
sealii arils. Krom tho easitem cost i "That is the way." said the Ohio
llio plans to Bhlp lur-'o consiKninenis repieentativo, "to bring about imr
of American produ-iy to tho Ulaclr j moiiy in the party. That Ib the way
Hea diiitricta of fliiB.-:!a, and from the;to make a success in 1920-certain.
Pacific coast to Siberia. Hereto I Such an assurance frctn Mr. Mann
CANNED
SALMON. A1J. VAIMRT1E3,
'!?Ai:S EOHSTEI,'. CLAMS, J
TUX A, OYSTERS,. ALT j LEADV CODEISH.
SARDINES IX OIL, Ml'STARD SAl'CE, TO-
ilATO SAl'CE AND SI'ICED.
EAXCY SALT MACKEREL AND II ERR I N1,
EOXELESS IJRKHv COD EISII, ERES1I Kll'-
1'ERED SALMON. PI I ONE YOER ORDKUS
EARLY. OLE -DELIVERY SKUVICK COV
ERS TIlE ITIX
Vr"
iiarns urocery
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street Across the TracK
MAKE YOUR OLD HAT LOOK NEW
F0R30
Full Assortment of Colors.
Putman's Drug Store
The REX ALL Store
fore, the orKatizatioM has had onl)'
a few agents in the rnlled States .
The All-Itusfian Central Cnion of
Consumers' .Societies it, Mr. Derken
helm says, the directing head o''
various co-onerat Ivo associations. I
WORK OF NAVAL GUNS'11"""'-1 450 u"'" 's ",;ulu ul' ol. 35-
000 societies wltil an lnuiviuna:
nielnhershp of 1 2 .UilO.llOO heads of
will be greeted with acclaim by the
vast majority of Republicans and by
loyal American generally."
I)i.,,hI 7NI) Shells on Seven Olijrc.
lives on Weslern jlViint.
HETTY GREEN HAD
NUMEROUS HEIRS
families. Counting five persons lo
the family, It is r i koned that the
Central orfauiz-itlon Is supplying
il,., tiecevR tries of !fe to some 60.-
.OMIO.V , March 1!!. Tho big nnn ilnn neonln .lu nil parts of the
United St iles n kv.il guns, boiiic of i empire.
which liavo a rango of 2(i miles', I "(in our oruinWa'li.n." Mr. Perk
ilropped TH'.l shells on seven ohjec- enhelm told n representative of the
lives on the western flout during Associated Press, "devolves the taaV
the last few weeks 1,1 fighting wlth iif keeping Hussin alive We believe
what u naval report prepared lit tint eventually our work will be the
Expert Genealogist Finds 439
tcred in Various Parts of
the World.
Scat
HAVE NEW BUILDING
Knight of t'oliiinbus I'ormaMv Pert-
illeale Slrilclure at Mare Ixlnuil
flAN FRANTIHCO. March 19.
The fi.Tinni dedication at Main Inland
this Week of tt 15,000 permunoiW
Knights of Columbus building foi
the men of this Important naval am1
murine baso nuirks tlio roinplctlor
of nnolher link lu Hit chain of splen
did clubhouses of permanent type
which tho K. of U. is establishing al
the various eaiuiia and bases whirl
will be continued despite thu ud
vont of pence. .
The dedication of the Welfare Ror
vico Iliilldlng of tlio K. C. at Marr
Island Naval station was nolciin.l.ci'
by Arch-bishop Edward J. Hanna
who wan nccoinpauled by lev. M
Oleaaoit, Itey. Daniel J. O'Kolly nml
Albert O. llngley, director of the
Western Deparlinenl War Actlvl
ties. Knlghls of Columbus.
Captain Kdward 1,. Heach, com
ninr.dant or the marines. Col. K
Karnmny and Iiiii'.iIiiIh of sailor.,
nml marines partlepated In tho cere
monies, officers and men payliu1.
high tribute to (ho work of the or
ganization nt the naval base, where
Krank II. (llbb and Peter lMamiKai'
are the secretaries.
The new structure compare fa
vorably with the lla.eno K. C club
houses recently completed at Hoek
well Field, antl Is vild to be one o
the best buildings erected by a win
-welfare organization at any Ameri
can nuval station.
.i:HMAS PLAN ItKSlSTANC'K
Mllitury in. I t'lvll Autliorlll,- In It."
sUt I'liliins lo Part of Sllelii.
AMERICANS GET GUN
One or (ierinniij.M War .Machines
Delivered .it I'oblen..
ho.,ditinrters' here'
ablu iiceiirac..-" T!:e report further i lug Itussla. .
says that they w:o nillong the I "In America
strvngest guns on tiiu weslern front.
lu sumiuai'l.ing ibis navy activi
ty, the report says ibo rlrst sliiuiienl
of these' guns arrl.-ed at St. Xazalre.
France, July 25, IMS. The fiisl
gun was mounted August 1, it left
St. Xa.alie August IS, and niTiv'-d
at firing puin: Augcs 21. All gum.
were uioulile-i liy .-ui:ust 17 and all
li id been concentrated nl l!au-si-in
mil liy SeiXember 26. The firing
fl-st shot was fir-:
. COIll.KNZ. March 111. One of Hie
big twelily-rour centimeter Ocruiali
guns which iii 1017 fuel u,,,,,, Vj,r,.s
day after day was tinned over to the
Americans recenily by the tionnnn
Delivering Commission. The Ypres 1 ""cord shows the
gun with four others, all moiiutml i'1' un Si'pteiiitier G bv a gun station
upon railroad trucks, eventually nuy cd at Helhondes and firing at Tefg
he sent lo the Cnll.d Stales as part ; nler. The firing really got under
of Hie war material which has been wuy Septeinlier 14 und was kept up
l.ikeu charge of liy the American , continuously until 10:59 a. m. Xo
'vnil.r 11 n,,. tnlini'.l l Mlrt'l I,,,..
Tile last shot fioir.
tonus "remark- moans of regtoiing and regeneiat
iutead to make a
study or the meam of opening up
to Russia the resources of your grea'
country thioueh ,tr:-de. Our ehle'
aim now. Is I" remove trade rostrir
(iuiis. The Itlack Pi-.i blockade l;
still effective. No loruial blockade
evisls with regard M Siberia, but III"
pyrleni of pei-nills 111 loico greatl;'
h inner:, commerce."
Kxcept lu Northern Russia," ho
Tintioiieil, "there Is plenty of food
NEW l!i:HF01(I, Mass., March 19.
William M. Eniery of this city, r
genealogist employed by the trustees
jof the million dollar estate of Sylvia
lAnn Ilowlaml, aunt of Mrs. Hetty
jllrcen, Tins prepared a list of 22U0 do
jsccnlants of (iideon Howland, it is an
; nounccd. From this list he truceil the
j 4:!1 heirs to the trust estate which was
released for iKstribution by the death
of .Mrs. (Ireen in July, 1015. The
; heirs live in different parts of the
j I! lilted States, Canada, Hawaii, Eng
land and France.
Ch:is. Ti'rv. 17 yer.is old, son of
lames Tiller eTspavs Creek, w is ac
cidently kjlled 4l,inday afternoon
while hunting witlixw0 companions.
Army of Occupation
When Hie five railroad guns ar
rived in Colilenz front occupied Cer
inany they were In charge of l.leii
leant Rudolph Cogarten, of the Cer
inali army, who lold uleinhers of the
I'nlled Slates Receiving Coininlsslon
Unit ho had been In command of the
crew whlrh manned one of the guns
of tho shipment during the time iimi
It wna firing upon pros two yeura ',,,l.le "'" at Thiei ville firing at
iuiik Iltn a UIIU .UIftUJ nil, 11 SUIl"
vnilh-r 1 1, ono
tltffcH ceased.
TliitM'vllle dropped into Lonmiyon.
These puns were f-upplii'd from the
Hurptus of 2 ij peront of ordnance
allowed each battleship. Kueh rmn
was mounted on a railway trucl'
and the complenie'it Tor each con
slsted of eiKht cii.'s pud a locomo
tive. The inot effective work was
Motor Car Sale
Now ld'injf cunilili'ted ;it Villletiilv
' Vaiicouver, AYashi ntftoii, )v the
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IIMMOVK ltl;STl:l(TIOS OV
IMPdltTA li(S OP'
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WASIIINCTON, March 1H. H,,
i-.trlctlons affecting the hupertailon
of vice for consuiup'lnn In Hie Unit
ed Stales were removed, effective
Monday under an order m ule public
Sunday by the war tr.nlo board. Ap
pliratlons for license to Import i
will be considered bv Hie bomt.
nt Solssons firing at l.aon and those
at Charny' firing at Mentniedy.
TIIISF.K lOW.VXS UltOWM 11
m ilLClCi:. lu., Iiiareh 19. T!-i
people were drowned near Waokoii,
in Alluiuakeo county, Saturday niyht
when they were carried away while
crossing a creek, .swollen hy heavy
lain. The victims nre Mrs. Hep
Itulmau, aged 27, her daughter.
;igrd 3, and her faiher Mr. Myers,
aged 54. Trey were driving a team
,:cn,ss the stream..
United States Spruce Production Corporation
Motor Trucks, 1 to ,j ton, $1000 to $T-!00.
Trailers 2U. to f ton, .f KM) to .flOOO.
Eor.ls iiMHo $4H).
Ask a few passenger cars of other makes. All cars
can v prices plainly marked. Come and see and buy
For further information address Automobile Dept.,
Sales Hoard, I'nited States Spruce Production Cor
poration, Yeon Building, Portland, Oregon.
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 wouldive the maxi
mum wear.
The mistaken idea that economy meant the purchase of cheaply
made articles was removed forever.
''-MM v
Front T. ' d
are made from carefully relected,
hijrh-jrrade materials only. .MDi
AICT boninir,' cloth, threa l, tape
all are quality material?;. The
boning in particular that fiu-tor
upon which the style and shape of .
a corset so much depends is niatlo
especially for the Mmiart Company
from clock spiinpr ste! the niost
perfect boning ever produced, It
will not rust or take it pormaiu nfc
bend at the waistline. Kvery MOD
ART Corset gives a hie.h th q-ee nf
satisfaction in wear and sh:.i',e
keeping qualities.
All MODAUT Corsets lace in frmt
because front adjustment mtrns
riirht adjustment. The absence of
laces nt the back gives form and
wonderful smoothness in gown fit
ting. A trial fitting convicrs. You hr.ve
to nut on a MODART to see its
style and feel its comfort Style
and comfort arc not easily explained.
Make a request for a trial fitting in our corset
department before planning your spring clothes
Pauline Lederle
VAHIS, Mairh IS - - The German
military an I t i 11 i.uthorti lea In
upper Sib sia i eport.i from V:trn w
pay, are mi.liinu nciivu piepurjtitnti
to resist lnHnh and Cech rl.iims t ( '
thut part of Ptlesi.t. Military pre
liarattntiH are said to be under (it'll
era) (.irniitHT lU d nl unt im h are com
Ins In from iill pins o'r (itrnuny
They are well tinned nml are n ld ii
rii'ele fce.od pay.
KeporiM troiu I'i.ii; te say tie
have Ihm'H dnic mil b:nbed wit
t;tn piemen Is const rue ted a loop,
Kout hern fi on tier of Silesia.
Hermans are K.tid l.i be vi'll
plied w it Ii t-'uiis in) amiHitnlll
TUKASI Ki:irs M l.
TV WAItUWl
Net ice. the uisU ii.'i..
f I'tii.m nuitity, (tu'i.-.n
on hand w itb hi. b
lants i' -:u A mi- the i
cndoTfit'd r.nt paid for w.otl
irior to 1 e1 i,uary 1, UH'.l.
IntCH t ii the iCo e
ea!es e-i Mai.h Jn'h, I'M'1.
.litllN I'll S ! 1'V.
Tri'jumvr of l'V,i..t; ( ir.mty.
dnilH-'.'ti, ap J : lo
NOW IS TI1K TIM V.
Am think nkHt mir ear. The S(:tnd
r4 AmI Kr pair khop, corner Adurr.H
4 j if. la AiRf rrry rlir
rk. M) Trim. , 2-1-foi
si,',"' ' ' Cb!" f' "vCt " I
"'" Overhead . --" - :t&& Cantilever
Motor. AmKM Springs
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Chevrolet Model 4-90Price $860
Trt-nrMed While
H!n. k Minorca eftgn, !
,..iii a huniitiM juti up.
fed te fmm henn with rt'i-of
I.(hirn " tnd
".0 1h .f:een:
AM lo.-krel
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d.iy. i
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tinli a.lintr another carl,
t vours noj oil our sim'i
JTi to ;!?S,egf i-per y'nr.
li. C'fe.inan. l tlinn-ie. .
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HERE ARE SOME GOOD BUYS.
1!MS ( 'hex rolet Ttuirins; Car.
l.'UT Hiiick Little I, Model j I"..
Koi d Toiiriny; 'ars. . .
I jTERMS ON ALL.,
to-
M;u !l'no fitmifit.-hli f Jon t y Men
f.i.i). Mtl. Venn, nvelj-ic. f:i!
Wik west tf ti.rary. 1.. ,:U:
W. H. BOHNENKAMP -COMPANY
HORSES
WANTED
J want to buy sood broke farm mares and'
freldinps. Must have weight and iii.ilily,
fair flesh ami from four to six vcars old.
W. E. McCIure
Phone Red 772
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The good? that have made oiir business a success
and enabled us to guarantee. them to you are
Charter Oak Ranges, Patent Heaters, White
Sewing Machines, the Harmon Mattress, Sim
mons Beds, Kenny Rone Springs, Smith Lugs.
Furniture Exchanqc
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FIR AXO'JF.KKERSON
VA Prict for t4 FarnilNrr,
PilONE lfl.A(.K U41
ViH rtrhanre for New.
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