La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 07, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMom-vY. apru.7. ifltn. ' tA" fir.xyrE EvrcyrrNo observer o TWO ; i i o Ii1 I . a u-'Men's Wor !9 k Shoes ' $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4.50, $5.50, $6.25 CAN yTJ AFFORD TO BUY YOUR WORK SEOES BEFORE YOU SEE THESE SHOES THAT ARE BEING OFFERED AT VHESE PRICES? . . , i . . t Light and heavy weights Six and eightjn tops tyack-and tanV feathers made of elk and cowhide. FULL GF PERI 1 to account for. I bate oniy to ra- rtM mind yf.Qihat railroad!, wilt transport L' harreProntnlniiil.'-tfr.eti'-'h'iiolU, .f.i'' t'.)- teu-ceril loveifoi' tjmnd ;.TIit-. way frjin Minneapolis to New York j for Hrfiric.e equivalent to Hie frost of six orlhrc'e loaves. Tho actual itii'iritMVjj " Ql'lltl' DOI (.ItllOYK l)OI)lJi HA HIT. freight on Tlie whole barrel is lifiy eight ceiffs. If we divide thin iifij- ulKhie cents amoniii the loaves, in a'stead of cltucKlilK up.tr six, wm A'-; find tlwl every ten cent loaf whih I conies to tlie break;;. si taie b:u payed the railioads fitjijlu. chm-go of-two or.e-thousndi r)f on cenl." r.-5s--ss- "-" 9 I I .Metroiill Win Liu-rally Swamped I On Occasion or llc.i plii.n Jo the UTiIi Dili, FISHERMEN HQPEFU I It cord I a tch of Salmon I " period at i Bristol liny, Alaska.. MEN'S DRESS SHOES " $3.50, $4.50, $6.00,' $7.00 - $8.50 ill's' Department Store; uuuiiiiuvt wii j l.tf.n.ii ttinm ii I CIV rDivrrti-n ' ..-n -r . J V 'j ' u"v s, f,,u for f Thirty-one Jvesaela or the Al.;sk ji " no mii;v.:f li abw. York l(.. . . . ... ;.'. a ludtcnp to th Initiated. It ! Iidstol Hay. Alaska .luring April n.l j (IKk y, ie ui.!l I learue,d ih,t irwaaj.May for what Uie company, esnncts . ... to be i record- plumf. -The com-!! i,,i,.V . v F " ' "a PW Halnmn pack in 191S was 1,- .abtftit iv dn,r. tl.e...e.-l in j 200.000 .pounds. , ? "' 0'J '"' The 'navy" of the -Alaskan Pack ; jplcal recklesn ;Ji -rf the a.,; d'ers calts for a total personnel of liicliopolituil. S.Mer.ll. i.lb.Ts. In-i r. nnn ;.,i i u. .cludiDg two women, wer.i donii! IftcJ ', ' , AV..fc. " wise with har.lly glanr! at -hwfjive months, and lha will bri.iK thoi ""'"fi 1. M II. II.. Bating and "pookdig apples We have a fine Jot of apple? at $2.75 per' box. Order Early. Harris Grocery Phone Main '70 and 77, Fanners Black 192 . 408 North Fir Street Across the TracU fipack jto San Krajijo for mirfcet- PEPTONA' On r 15cst Tonic." 1'iits Pep and Vim into Your Pistman's Drug Store REXALL STORE IfANKS NOT LENIENT Show No Squoamishness in DeaK ing With Hun. i ! American Boy Avenges beath cf Chum Even to Hun Monu. . ment. HI mrnmu Bs Sure to Get tfptpf c!f,,,ij.ja sv !:i :'.V'i4';'!l' .l it! t:i::ii 'iJiVM1' iii. , li!!!!! , i i i. 1 . llut on the curb atood three dough 'world. ""'j ui v num una uurtea acrouH liiutido mo out had b(;:n snatched track witb u cry or alurm, by his co;niii(lLs. All wore service stripes. 1 meiitionud the H'A'Hiirigly Incon Krumi8 incident to x returned ofH cer luler. "Tluy. were' probably from Tcxus or Aloutima," ho added. "Hut even at (hat, you'd think trench life would liivc cured 'em." Juht tho contrary," my friend as sured mo. "They've acquired an al most incurable Habit of dodglm: things that will stick for a ood while yet. Kvery man who's seen service, however brave, has that ex ijerience. I'ln a native New 'Yorker and beforo I' went over there ij 3.y AVO.MI X iiiuuKiu iiu more oi crossing I'litrij ( nvenuo and 42nd street than of " HtrollinK in an open field. Now l'hALT LAKK CITY , April 7. alnioftt need -a sneci il escort by thei;;fth one exception evrry county jn the 'traffic officer, like a nire old ludr . tu ' has elt',;ted u women to fill from the country.' euner a county nifice or to bo a " jiiiuniber. of the lesialature, and this parts of the civHif.ed The great fleet wiil .be minus one vessel which uccniupanied it bat year, tKo Star of Poland, which was wrecked oft the Japanese coist while operating for the United Stales ship ping board. 'Two blbur vessels of the fleet, thq. Star of Lapland ami the Star of Zealand, are said by ofl'IrLtfci of tho company to bo the two bluest steel' fishing vessels .ufoat. All of Ithe voshcIh arc sail propelled. , The vesels will clear from here on different dates dunag April and will all report to the common Itris ton tol bay anchorage before be ginning tho five month season. MOLD oi i irn Bad for Discipline. 'T cndottaii there's a tendency to hop 'Aye, nye, sir.) 'In the navy." Tli at- wouid never (lo." "Of course 'Hv Its one of tlie traditions of tlie service. If that sort of thing were encouraged it wouldn't be long befort 4 'gob" would be saying 'Yep' to an mlniiral." Birmingham Age-IIeruld. Tho tmeers that wc comparatively j law-abiding citizens accord our po lllce forces at .times are not always IsJmi ed. by the professional crooks. Ib believed to be tho largest number of women oflicjls in any state in the Union, twenty-rive counties have ' at least one olfice t'lled'hy women, While Pali Lake onnty has three London. If anyone believes funks are Inclined U be lenient to ward Uie Huns he ne.eds only to take a Journey among the hospitals ami get the spirit of Ihe boys who have been through Ihe mill. They tell Home pret ty i haracterlHtic atones m the ho lmlllw" iTI.'in.iiu W'fiilnru nvuniT hin-i'Wtr In One of the offlccra. wbe,, nKked j wUn( . , , 'a B t ,, women re1..,,e,,t.u,vcs and qe what was the general feeling of the ,,,, sil.lt jn york d(y (,()(Kim, woman senator in tbt state IokisIu boys, Haiti: jh u B-ll((1I)(1 b(! (.nsdeied aa r. 1 1 . All you Have to do In lo usk one ( ,. . , orir.,,, ,,. 1 ".Garfield coon.y women hold .be or two of then, to 1ml out." ( ychr failed, however, to !offica" ,"f c""?r '"'d 'le,,k: " w" Thls story Is told by one of the ofll- . ,., .... , . , ' , .i t,,, uian fflls the office of clerk, record- 'as must seive eif:bt months more In Sintt Sing prison before lie call guil Tnilet rrciims. hand nrenarations of i all kinds. Campholatum for colds, for j iis patients a prescription made of a few sore . chest, for influenza. You will i find ail these at- 4-7-:it FAMILY DRUS STORE UA GRANDC,ORC GO f4 . mm mm?. m1 HE wax -wrapped sealed package with WR1GLEVS upon it is a guar antee of qualify. The largest chewlna um factories in the world the largest selling fiurn in the world: that is what WR1GLEVS means. SEALED TIGHT KEPT RIGHT 17 IN U The Flavor Last s I U cers and vouched for: "Wo wero goltitf over. The flrst blast of the machine suns got us puct ty well. Then 'Jerry' started over. We met. In tho movo forward one of our boys was shot by a German rille inuu. The boy's chum, tftnndliiK cUe to me, miw tho Germim who shut the Hint boy. Wo then misbed. 'i he icr liians began dropping to their luiees and calling 'KameratL' Tliis boy, with his chmn lying on the ground, dashed up to the German who had shot him. Tho Hun cried for mercy. Ue was on bin knees. " 'Kaniertid I' repeated tho, Yank. 'You get no mercy from m I'm gi ( ing to run this bayonr-t thnnigh y"U, j turn you on your hack, and then put his liberty. Winters, wllh "Itoston Eddie Ivelly Escaped from Sing Sing ris:ir two years tio'. Kelly Is s'lll at large, lie Is a bunk"biirp!;ir Win tern to'd tlie board ) parole that the eight months he was t large was the wurut he ever experit need. . If I A ere a Kurmer "If I were a fanner I "would keep at hand a few reliable medicines for minor ailments thnt are not. so'senous as to require the attention of a physi cian, such as Chamberlain's Colic anil Triarrhoea Remedy for bowel com plaints. ' " Chamberlain's CoueTi Remedy for coughs, colds and croup. ' ; bruises and rheumatic pains. ! Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach .' ' tioubles, biliousness and. constipation. By having these articles at hand it t Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes Most Women-Can Have - Says Dr. Edwards, a Weil-Known Ohio Physiciaa . Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years treated M women- for liver and bowel ailments. During thtae years he gave to us patient9 a prescription nmue 01 aicw r-nti.i-nrtw.-n wpcrp.tablo inKredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will know them by their olive color. These tablets are wonder-workers on the liver and bowels, which cause a normal action, carrying off the waste and poison ou3 matter in one's system. 4 It you have a pale face, sallow look, dull eyes, pimnles, coated tongue, headaches, a listless, rio-good feeling, all oat of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one . of Dr. Edwards Olive TaUeta nightly for a time and note tlie pleasing results). i Thousands of women as well as men take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the suc cessful substitute for calomel now and Urn just to 1 cep in the pink of condition. 10c and 33c :x;r box. All dniist& counties and. in Wa-ne .county won.- v'oul(1 often Slive the trouble of a trip pn hold thn nffirp nf pierk .. .uiitor to town in the busiest season or in and treasurer. Kane and Was itch county treas uries are in charge of women and recorders In eh von other counties are of the feminine sex. the night, anri would enable me to treat slight ailments as soon as they appear, and. thereby avoid the more serious diseases that so often follow Adv. Even tho metropolis, big as it ii ii nd accustomed iih it Is tn handliin' crowds, can occittuomlly be swahiped. .uch an- occasion was the reception of New York's 27th division' last we. -It. Despiio lis more than tbre; miles of grand-ut imU along 'the line Y. W. C. A. COUNCIL TO SAIL Committee to Discuss Women's Prob leniH With European Leaders. your beliiiet on the Kuu-stoili: That'a 01 nuivn only a small iierceniaue o the only iiuiuent you'll get, you i who apiilied for seats were ae , riiiiinunLKed end alu;osL as small a NEW YORK, April 7. Tlio Wom en's Industrial commission, which the national war work council of tli.; Younir Women's Christian association dirty lltui.' r,m,im.u.el aim ain.osi. as saiai. a .y mmling ubl.0., to muut ,.ii;0r u,(1. "The (icrninn pleaded for mercy . percentage of tl. who el.s in England, Krance. Italy ami lid- UKutii. while the boy held the bayonet , ' ever sot In sia 111 lm jn onoi. d l.-"lnst him. jf H Pn foimbl n vain w Hffet.tiK women wiM sni ',,.. I lien there was a second s suspense.,-'.' "- ' h,,..a for Rne-land net We.lne I'lhen came tnc pmnt as the hnyonet ' '- . ti,e 0ordiim, it was amnum cd Sun- weni Home unit tlie nun was uov.ico - - - - - tiv nilii over on his -back. Then the boy. .said , '- ' tree-eliinbici.- in the dis- b . , . ,.. chaoie of tlielr duties. The trees o' t ne commisbion expects to spend . . .... ... ii,.. .. .,H;' ,. .rii ,.. ih i-mii,. about 10 days in. each country and re i.iunicnii!ii, ii i lose mis kui; iiiii tiirn to It be charKeilnp iipiinst me!" ofl'ei,d incaitible lemptation to. . lu "Not a bit, t-o uhcad;' tohr iiume.r.iii sailors ar.d in many in- hl,nt stances they rctus'd to come down Then he shoved the ran until tlial"'" ofitcer climbed up afte- rnuxle went tbrouah the tiermiin's : th'-ni. chest, Hie bayonet deep Into the! rioflteciini: was by no means a pound. Then he calmly took tlie minor re Hum of tb-.i day. One cynic Hun's helmet, placed It on top of the , poiiitct out that immediately be- M S'. m m 1 ' -i , The Only Way C. R. Hifiberd jKood dairy cows. Wants to buy some 4-7-! si ( to cf. viz? gun nn'il sjihl : "Thai's your monument, you Him!'" M0 UPPISHNESS ABOUT SIMS American Admiral Acta as Guide to Naval Wireless Operator in London. h one Hlaml souls in which were selling for iinyUiing funn 5 to shone tlie slogan of the V. 3 drive "I'lfrictism ::i0. "Kfofrt." Incltl'n(;illy, the - subway : alone rarrrt uVvef -1. SO 0,0 00 persons dur ing the day. while elevated lin" irt-ied 1,;hm).00o. more. "Afarcj Litiia OncM Clad, Tiste Bqd. ' Doetn 't aMKrmlish is to accomplish! 7W FOLEY'S HONEYmITAR miou'iit of con- This ye.ir we cannot Mijoy evn on u.nuul tipiini; (irel tVtling t thtt full. Let a 'man ileelop the familiar old' drowsy sen. linn- t:d x desire ti .stroll nn.t in the p. irk and do' a i d he u; at once filled hu'e-iii of (ie'ttlinc 'f.-et oif the silt ' ' A310TITER wants to ho sure and certain that 'tli? medicine elm . gives her child is oiife. She want a no opiates or habit furming; flruv. She watitfi a nieilii'ine that phe known other" mother have uf-d with satisfaction and suco'sa. i Grar.de Mattress Shap And Weaving Works " Piatt reaa Wakin?; ,itnJ Kepatring, 'iVstltrr Mat tosses I.r.u!.', feather Ksnovatir.' Ca'rrct aivl ; ' I'luffRii,; Weaving. . Ca. (iiW;,! UUtr.'4 t V VH, !.T V.M. trm. ' ONK-HI.OOK. K..f. OK Hul U MILI,. PilONl? l:Kt) l.li l.ondon. There's nothing' tipiilsh iitioiil Adfniral 'tfirus. Anytoil wtix rois j..imd.tlie navy ut the puriMisc .s.n t , m ,,.irU llm ,,,. , RJot,er. rymn,,J .FoW of biiiinie itek itio ehii.i kiii..r. I....L-- ..- . ... .... .... . "u,"l's erainma roteys ,,,,, .r," ' - -v.- s ncacc. .no ueis a. once ili.eu . j.,,,.,, f(m,,lv h ,, i.HI Svticr, fettner tclesrapli e' hacii witb 'hiaT.-w K tMe silt ' ' i fompotiiul. . It "inee'e iil'Btor,- now a first-class wireless ii..ln ,. ivln.l.nc 1 i'lip'a t.n;arclv ar.d satinUc ei-uiiir, was pUmIiIIiik wenrlty iiKnit -tin ; fi dream of U.ilitWIriK -tiout streams I torlly every demand a iir.ven,.r Oanlcil district.' trying ti I ,,, uMf couises. be lais .in'; - . tnake a. to llil.l s.line one who could tiill; l'n'...1 ... . - 1 ..... T'urilv litl vn..lison:e. :i nil iuitf I iiMit'. I i'p iiaii" iu ill. t. 0 .in.,i, ..... Sillies nml l!r,il hint ... nv.. I i. . . . . . . . " I. Iclp.llll iai. v , tioinr to ninHc sui" in:.i ue is r.ot ijili.rl.-i-s. when u t.lU limtiltltU. rcii-1 ,.,inK ,; With the slielnuick ibsh beard st,.,,l hint; . ncss! O i miiK-sr . '. II.' Inlk.il I'liitt'it Slate, c.'r.l mnv ' ..' f. mi.l tl,al Hill a. t,pcl...ly ..st. It j ,t ,.Ulh ,,..., a,tl.,r IMH ev,, vl.,.,l.v t. i. ,ll,-,,c,4 .ibotit :i wh,,. mmng won w.is l...ii.l.m l.y an mlniiral. eomnmu.lep In p,,,s,nl. ' .y,,,,, the eliiet of I ti.. I,, -.uin. w itriiifi nays. ... , i.. . ... , u...... i in Ni'vr .ii.V. "I'd like ti rcTiifJ to-..' .aiii the' aii'lin'ir tiriu." 1h.it tiitn-.'wi. r.n w hite lire.nl s : t-.tt- le-tury ib alilible onll V-r ti- w.'lf.tit dil. Not, 1 1 hull ks M th epeni I oiains )y a net-w.' ! (D No ,) .tcniplation ov hAh- IrfMs I'lilt-lllll Will COUUt pS, for limcli, unlcsts it ji is followed by ac 0J) 'tion. . ' . m aiul Mil is rati ih- ti a, honor. ' . " ) Simti Kit SwtiifcvrS 'naval hint. try ,r ; few ouestiii'j-i. then dtrvtel him hit "fmtni jfirt." .wlilv It hnjivtetl t ue iu'veiH'f tiniMeiH. I ef tht verv be iuirre- dltMits wiiii-h td-e '.vonld I u?o hene lf if pIuj could j alwv3-j.'et tliem la J trvih ii.uJ Jiufu t'lttii'l-' j iiou. When she insI'C-i ott i Voltvr's Xti'.?y ud t..c the if"t t u ino'li-rau j ftricti ilt'sj Wiau sh i uiu'.d jiv.y if ,rthe.'iirlit tli? lnrt.ldlents j at ffvtail hi.J uii i tlie nt iirrrft'ii") a Aiaitdunl mctitcii'.r ti;a? fis l.eii nsnl 1 p tjt-eessfitllf lit ttious.-inT if homes fur iCj) IF you want proso'nf ph ciimloi-t. lica.-c ofjUf ilium intuit ii,iv jiincs.-. and finaii- i-ial ind.'pciiil'.iiiccr rcaae COMING!! Culligan's Celebrated awaoan Troubadors PEOPLE SINGING SOLOS r r A ! rich strr I "! yri -t meciu that Vx- v J hcrs wh.i har -.i it k. ' ( TJi idiserep f tu r. Brint ). I vp evn hoa'tl ?'np mui Phnu tint. Iiifr3r (.J . freiizln-riitf -re respitTsUiie fo;- the trTnitf tn the co if of ?tn" i. is t the ce!tral A i-'. liven iijf rt-TiUnit. It f -i J.xii aft.l vn i iui t. arit -kin'-. .'. n. It 7: . ; i . . . . .. t s gzm j.iiii-ss and I man- i t lnt i-ut ;rf-- fl il " "Pt-n " an account m . Sfif United State ! National, MELODY Miss Kublia: In the Sinsational Hula WEDNESDAY c-rr II V- 'IllJTrPWl1-.-' Iff PIllWJf . " -f.uuUl .i m ttio l.ui i y ti '- ht-u: i'-rsi ,0 Bank - lia rande, Ore . Arcane .;, . ; 0. o 4 !?, e.n m a,U . ' ' ' - ' - - . ..... ft .