La Grande evening observer., March 30, 1919, Image 2

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MISTAKE IX IDENTIFICATION
M A l)K IX'I'OHTLAXD
Spring ! vitb us (!a.,rge Bill has
ibugunjila annual habit of pluming
ii.es. -
Kupioftrd Corpse of Willfcim Hogan, ! a
of Inion 1'rovea To lie that Bf EyA'y Brand Jurymen will look out
.Man Front Scuttle. f !ior tin; vlill.-y and wish h ws
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UNION, Murrh 2. (Special) ' .. .
... , . . . , ni ... Chief Thristiaiisun gut $3.8" fn
Word wa reeved by. Put Sullivan ch
th'- et Prtlan that hi, VunrlAw . Plvtlloulh
pran.i.on, Willie Hotfan, 1d comVh -ome Uiat- he ttiwA ,llllIHlr
nutted mn, He by tnkinff arsenic. lap(J ,h(l u h0 nel ,rjce f(jr wm.b
.c nny w, .nippta ner iorihiy wwre jve- wo ,
lniril Fnday, but proved t" tnn .
rrmains of on.o one else. The body:
luifl on n F.ilor suit' supposed to be
long to young Hogan and a nult cafe
wijr pnt and nnmo of his artlclea ar
rived altio. A not was left in a hotel
in Portland ( tiling that u woman had
Job Kveney fa probably 'the great
ont lover of cluniH in La Grande. At
.1 , retu'iit buhtnftw iiicn's huichuor
cl tins wcro urrved nml the Indy.whu
w.ttnd table admlttid Joe'B pinto
looked like Seaside bfter tide had
, -vulmlded because ol io many sholls
was the only, one he loved that wan (
the way out of it and to notify Pat, , , . , ' ,
.Sullivan,' of Union, Oregon. I nm " who had Ilvin C0J-
I II I .I IPIJf III lt?lll.(l IIUIIIU III- Ijll.
!C ran tie
I lie ni'w tliiiiyH iiir sprinj,' Imvc Ih'cii nrriniir every thy iiinl..'itiS(irtmeii1s iki
w ill (lelilit vmi. fr'o.'its and Suits eluise your fi'ivnrite now t'nr.tlie new sea
,Hm and then see here the best elioiee iiLVneli line. , , .
In Cuats you'll have ehniee nl' the rtj hacks and he'lted frmlt. styles, and styles
Miestin' the Dulnian efl'eet. Those who prefer the more conservative lines
w ill find a fine display, too. '
Suits were never prettier jfie hih waist line and liloiise models vie with the
I oxy styles for your approval. .The skirts do nnieli to win you favor for a suit
because of their attractive tapering lines.
Throughout, our entire .stock you'll see quality, variety and reasonable pricing
Why not' try tlieiu on soon?, ' . ' ,
HILLAS DEPARTMENT STORE
Willie Huan was about. 10 years
old and was well liked by aI.. Ho
bad been in the service but was dis
charged some time niio on
poor htalth. 1 r', "
The Mystery. Explained.
The Journal of Friday evening con.-
for rcveraf yours roived
notife that tlm houso had been gold
. , and poHSCKslon was desired. He lin
account of,.,,,. .v miiltuh. tinntho- )inm ,,
m'jib iibout ready to move- Y'ben tha
whh sold. He ,(tired another and tl
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We have a limited slipply of Fancy Early Wosc
Seed. Potatoes . l
'9 a PT.AOT! VOTTR. ORDER NOW II
III Hsrris Grocery
! PJrtjne Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 '
I lOSNorth -Fir Street. '. Across the TracH
r,
Can- stoutly il.UiiM:d that thn alkalt
Uincs the followiiiK whiih opium 1 " ., . "."V. ,,. h?, V1. ..,, ,..-, ' 1 a '' '' J 8
tl... rintipr mon. fllu- ' . : ' 1 "" "IT'. . " . py . . ,'UK''t iv I II (Ii'oIUk the bet. V
,.. . . . V , ' . . . 'A ioih nnu in ntfit in" wiirni 10 move
ine uony 01 .1. l, uveriuie, wnicn ihu , of t
wus netu 10 union ny tne euroner
when it was aupposcdly ictenti Tied as
that of William llnnn. will be sent
to Seattle, where a hrothcr and
mother of Overture Jiye.
A copy of the old l.u Granile C:i-
izotte was unearthed recently. Among
j other things it told of Jack I 'euro
jand Juy Van lluren ccnteirtlnK In the
, . t. . UIIV .IT .all UUICII WIILCDLIHfi l II1C
Stvcrul days nsro a discharsed ,,,.,.,...,,.,,,.,. fr h,,.,, ,,.
sailor, thoUKht to have been William ,. wllh (he . .,, ,ower ..,.
THE JOY OF A PERFECT BATH
Is not complete without a
KLENZO BATH SPRAY
It opens up the pores
- I'nts life 'and health into the kin
I'iHiIm I'ct'l'llllf.M tl 1 1.1 lltvill'llI'lltllU
MAKES YOU FEEL FIT FOR THE DAY';
WORK.
A hath sprav is one-nf the-most important lith
1 room f.et(uisiles. . Kvery iii-toilate home shuld
Ixi eiiii'ijied with this modern bttli eoiiveii'iico.
Put man's Drucf Store
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TUB WKATHKK
Hy Aitxoclutnil Ira to Tha Oliiorver)
I roltTI.ANO, March 29. For Ida
j ho: Sundny cloudy. Oregon: Sun
'day, rnin, with southeasterly winds.
Hoan, killed himnelf in the .Leroy
hotel in Portland l)y' drinking poison.
I "After the body was on its wav'to
j Union, the home of Ilogan, Karl G.
Overture, of Seattle, who is Reeking
h :s brother, identified the clothing of
the dead man." , .
I The remains' have been sent from
Union back to Seattle. .
COUPON
Observer, La (Irande, Ore. .
ise find this coupon and Tour ot
with f0 cents, enclosed, for which send "
World War." to:
hers, toi;ethei'
Ilistorv of the
Allies' Rifle Strength
Greatest When Needed
Wushlnston. KitMire nlmw
inu the rifle KtreiiKlli ol the nl
lleil and enemy force -on the
ivextern front dlirlliK the last
..'lliht niontlN.of iie wiir were re
celvetl hy the war ileinrtiuel)t.
They Hhmr that lip lo .Inly 1 (he
nllle" 'were outnamMci'Pil fntlh,
UKMKXl til SIXI.OIIO. hilt Hint they
readied their peak n Seplem-'
her 1. when they linil 1.11X2.1X111
opposed to the t.eriiiuii!f' l,!t.'tO,-
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Hide ll.Mli'lll the nillnher
of "men In Hie ireiiehen ready
lo pi over Ihe tup wllh the hay
onet." TJie rllle utreiiKih of an
Ainerleiiii illvlnion of L'T.mxt eom
luil triHipa Ih. liLT.ll. This how
Unit the flcflial Mrinlrn on the
"estern fronr totaled more (linn
mice im ninny ns the rllle
fti-eiiL'tll Nk'ilres.
Dnrlmr Ihe hiii'd flehtlnr; from
September 1, the ( lel'nmmi'
loveH li-ere nppilllliiu, Hie fijr
nre ImiIiii! n drop In their
urenicth from I.Ii'ttMrH) to Si'.ri..
HM on Noveioher 1. iMn-lnff the
Kitme period the strength of
ihe illlled forces dropped only
from t.CS-.'.mio to l,s."i.iinii.
HUN FARMS READY FOR WORK
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Factory District! In Germany
,' Complaining About Terma
of Armlitlce. .
Still
Tolilenz. The fanners hre nreriurlni!
! for. tln-ir sprint .work, througli.int the
: oeenpled nren. IteMoi killl! of farnn It
! promesslnit rapidly. A ennvaw within
I the area of the Tlilitv-eeeond dllloii
I Khows that Ihe farmers' now-have 7M
try. Jack and Jay are mill pretty
husky ,nd few crny hairs suimount
Yon may be surpriBed to know
that O. K. Sllverthum once drove a
tine black .Halllon which was the
pride of hla ioWa neighborhood, tie
had a dolled up ulkey and on Sun
day morning he would take out that
high stepper -and-make U the boys
envious. , So interested did he be
come In horseflesh that he entered
his nag at the county fairs und as
their ddmea, r.ll of which Is evldenre driver of some renown he attracted
they could do a little sprinting yet If
conditions wero Juit right.
Andrew niokland showed, up with
a very smiling face yesterday ' and
having dropped the remark to the ef
fect that there had . been nn 'In
crease" an Observer ieporter fed In
to him nt once for the date.' SPY and imv
other' particulars. "Yes. we have. hnd 'life by this coble act for 1 was just
an Increase in the family." Andrew jabout due. to follow the circuit und
admitted,' "it Is sixty of the ' finest i yon know what .that would have
young Hereford calves a man ever meant. "
laid eyes ort." And thot wus why
quite an applause from the ladles. In
the grand stand. His father observ
ed the race horse proclivities growing
in his Son and one day Issued a man
ifesto which caused the stallion to
be sold at once and put O. E. to
work at good.-hard, toil. . "I be
lieve," admits Mr.- Sflverthorn "that
father called the turn in my
Andrew
wonder.
was plenaeu .tind it is nn
Right now is Ihe time when some
one
ho Ihe chc-aen Mies for yeurs to conift.
We hnve to have foads fitr thpse
lutomoiiiles now and I am spreading
the gospel to honii Vnlon county for
a complete highway system at thp
earliest- possible moment.- Tlier -.is
no 4iso to wall ahinn extravagance;
for gocd roads are not extr-ivagant,
they are an economy. Besides, hare
you thought that every man In Hit
ion Is living better than his rather
lived, and the coming generation
will llv just as much better thai
we nie now living. Don't worr);
about prosperity, they will ride IB '
airships, but we want roads whll -we
are here." ,'
. Vtu will naturally go to Silvef
thorn for soda water and fine can
dies' as they have always the very
bt that can be made. Adv.3-2i-:t,
t i... , ... i nut nolle i-endv to irlve lii inv nren -! lnonties nave come in.
,,M "-vi'uiii'ii ' uu t roiiipillllll - - - - - I , .
I'n. mi I !ni-'i 1 111 r ' . . nriv " Ills "cull-hai kn"' are so ma 11V I '.IS 111 l.n
:'").. "jtit'.v", vi .::!"y... . ,;,
Kssen eoniplnlns. for example. In the
Inst lew weeks, M.ljou cars and 5.000
erty." Ills.
'Unit 'It Is a
his tempei'
worldefhe doe 'nut lose!1'1" si me
.-...I .live Into the use of clicertiu.
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FACTORS OF SOIL FERTILITY
Announcement
Plant, Feeding Is Not Simple Problem
of Supplying Manure and Com
mercial Fertillurt.
Dominion.
t.niiiloiwOiiuiHhi sent 8.000 aviation
'III ' oversells to Join Ihe i'o.vul air
lervh-e dui-ln ilie war. according to
a sttiienieiit made st .Mention by Sir
IMwaid W.. Keiup. C'tiuuillaii niltilstar
if overseas sei-viee.
TO MY CUSTOMERS:
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been fnr-
Fi.ori;
ithe temeinder of the at-Mion.
"Jim" Corbett Is In doubt wheth
er he has become ulfllatod wllh llu
It. I'.-O. E. or whether tho .Elks
joined him. He waa with a ehasi
of about thirty which was Int Dialed
!this week. ' He knew before hand
of these, he said. -t.SSn vere directly llllt It would be a miracle if any of
re.ihli.il in l anada and the must of Ithe brethren who had charge or tin
the rest were traiisferrvd from the ! floor, work had not ni some time oi
Canadian servU-e lo the royal air suv- l.other been nt the short end of one
H e after their arrival .in Europe: kind of a "Job" or other that ha-'
Sir Eilwaids statement was made tern. Put-up hy himself. He was
n the course of nu address iji which he 1 fully prepared .for unythlng thn-ii-ceptcil,
In the lining of Cnnntln. 10 I mKnt! happen and, being prepared.
i . . . . . !.!... a.l...ltiu.l l.lit. Tha .lliui Iw.io
I "I'ooii-s "iiich niio ,ueen preenteo
v fcs I,. "KKI.I.VS..' the ijoiniiilon l.v t.'iiiiadhin n trii. Ity-nine artf very well satisfied tha'
' 1 -i-'iii-'ii sh residents of t.ondon . . I thay joined the sau.e time that J
The expression, "soil fertility" Is i
used to include the fac-hirs w hich make
ll soil productive. I'lant feeding Is not
ii simple problem of siiipjylng inamiro '
und i-ommerelal fertJIlKers. All ahlliid
aiice of iiviillalde ilantfood Is nn esscn- i
tin I factor of soil feiiilliy. but them !
- tiro oilier Importi'iit fni-lor?.
TaVe.. your bi
'llll! Kir street.
thay joined h.e saiiie
F. Corbett did.
FLYERS FJND DAD IS ALSO UP-
IN CONGRESS
On .ici ount of the mill that lias
iii-iiiiiu'. me with (. A KN A ION
Jia iny; to iliscontinue usiiii; this tratle.mrtrk;
will in the future sell this flour under the
n.ide i, iiiv of I'OIM'V. i
1'01'I'V 1 I.OfK is identically th
'Alv'NA IT(), coming, from .the
ml tile same siout. the dil'lci-ciut
u in the trade name oiflv.
f 'i ry niKpe.M fully,
C. L. TH0RNE.
fl Jp''! ' ?
same
same - ttl 's5rJ3W ,
- 4 mAismmmm
i ' nun i niiiii i ii 1 1 1 wi, . a ,wifca3utJMrviwa ?
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Here Is a booster story from the
Jieart of ft man who usks nothing In'
return: D. V. Sicvers. of the O.-W,,
upon his return a f,ew dnys"Sgo from,
a trip to Joplln. Mo.: Kunaas City.
PhetilX, Aritnna and tit her polr.ts,
said: "I have worked In flfty
elght cities In. the nation "and rjv
el led many miles, but I hayp never
lived In a town which I liked as well
nd felt so thoroughly much at home
as In I. Grande." Mr. 9levei, was
in several wet states during his nb
srno but positively hromht nothlns
bark with him so h's statement Is
from hi lner most belief and judgment.
8B9ERVER ADVERTISING Wfll briixr remits.
1- t a, S) r.: t
MS
II mat tie Mnlwfiil to bet but Jnsi
1 the same Dr. l'Mf a.id The "arr h ik.e
! wagered flfty dollars on the niies
!iWih of whether crops can be raised
round Hat I. .ke. Jo take tl
pegatlve. Hif course, and ?'lieloctor (3
Ithe aff!imatle. ot cu rse. fo.Oif there
i Ik anyone thing poei ie I'hv is long on ;
i ' w optimism, u ?' Interested an'
'these FentlemcnD ",t, the proposition,
; that they a.rcu 1) olten. Heienlly
wties tne-suojeci came up .Mr. ,ri
u.iia vi. ... w . .. . . w oerrien ins inea 01 -hisim- nivui uf
v hue r.is two or.s were C-inr around in rnM ft.m'a imk.,v -s. .
d helplr whip th. kslWr. Carl v Hlddick of Montana, did a-.il-ot Trut 00 . rV. '."U.
a uft thing 9rt with you. r?r hsvn't
Co rlltnb:n hlm;ei-!l,nibln Ht In the nni 'nrM on a Jt(r
pabllcaa ineket. And nft'-HI.rJlrk .v. he i. i . ..c...
ic Sons"-afu of C(riressinen when tho next congress convfc.
jl wen 9 yeirs aen stole toina
Atoes from around thQaket" And Mr
Billy Vogel is i sermonizer. Id
1012 Jie preached a sriuion on wheat j
and automobiles that wbtld reuse
Walter Pierce to scratch his head In
probably can get the job of. order to compete. uuiy saia men
... ... Mimlv aDUnssm- vevv chaan. for Mr iwilinnil lenr ui icscohuuu, iu,.i u
.'.si.. Z , ,,r;;p:r.he kouch I. coniro,,:.;. with- tint ex-jook a tiollar and .- half wheat for
fu .Pt compliance with ,he snulsilre (prosslon, 'Will you call again, I r.m farmep to tle Ita twin-
flratida and malnttilns
attitude, l.-iit he' is mcii'e
"Why. there is nothing
i... i... i ... ... ulrnnL. nrofunllv. lot he does not.' I" "" " ri im si
I district und that as a .result traffic I"'"" ,"!"''" 1,e wo"'" he ha"py If,'" " dollar and farmers are going to
! has h.eii gn-iitly reduced. It Is as -People would only get ready nnd - - - ...
:. sorted thin Hie rood and fuel slmrlnge I ""njct ,I,L'"' "usmess inns goaiiig
( has been made serious by the luahlllly ! I' "W saving time for both the
i to vc supplies. . ,MHeswr and the taxpiyer.
i vTlte food'shoi lnKe in the Ceblens i .
area Is i'oni.lei'iil,!e, hut perhnps not ' The h-.rdShlp of being a host to
so serious as at Cologne, a much larger Ea flt jiide business n.cn was exeni
cliy, where lliere has been a greater ! pllf led a few nights ago when a
I In 11 ai jc of dlsi-linrged soldiers. The ! roniniittce met wl;h Larry Eurlsou
j popiihiliiin Is reluming to work tis rap- '! his office. He wus kind enough
Idly ns possible, but Ihe luahlllly lo j lo furnish Ihe cIks ;s which wore ot
i procure fuel supplies on account of Jhe inediuiii priced variety not his
I ihe Oer-iuun miners- strike' litis, de- best. - After Ihe meeting hi'd rude.'
j layeil the reopening of nisny work : for some time some oi.e culled hi.i
I "hops. ' " ; attention to auothcr brand the lipnse
i icarried and asked II that was not j
, CANADA GAVE 8,000 AVIATORS I""r' i"'P"'r nok-- '':,rr' ,ook
' ithe hunch, produce I the high prii-ei'
4,280 Wen of British Royal Air Service K"rT c"ure" u'" " 'ore .'P
Were Recruitrrl In th. too... a..u r.1.,1 nui.ui '"""'b'
GRAIN LAND
. This tract consists of B20 acres, ev
ery acre tillable, and all in high -state
of cultivation, except 30 acres used
for pasture. 12 acres of alfalfa, 2 sets
of Buildings, large barn, corral, ga
rage, bunk house, deep well with air
pressure, only three-quarters of A mile
from school. 200 acres of this land in
grain this year, rented on a basis ot
onc-thlid of the crop. . !v
The price is87.50 per acre. Just a
small Cash payment and balance oh
.-pltni.'id terms, practically same as
rcii payments. This is in Uniin j'i,tn
ty, F, miles from shipping point. .The
Vill i is HO to r0 bushels per net c, nnil
on a splendid Toad. ft-HO-St
-Jecurity Land & Savings CV, (
En flrande, Oregon.
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PICKF0RD
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Do tlie girls remeinWr the first
flilJjT they" satf nd how
tluur hftn-t .juny.ed, In this
parkhno; new Alf raft0 1'ic
tunP Mary PicffttYi 1,1ils just
0 os,"'l,i",tthe little pi'rl who
o never liad a beu and is dvint;
f"io''e. o '
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Louise jdzenda and Chestec ConW
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A two-reel flack Sennctt Scream.
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