La Grande evening observer., April 10, 1919, Image 4

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II RRHIIIF FVFNIIIC (lRFRDTB 'hInK tta curious total of Some oT the unltngiirff pinlrij
UI,H" U L Uil,laD UUJt " 1111 5-(ir.00n,((SliQhuvc been authzl ornlHh tlieir a l.la.r..
O An Imli'jiinilciit Xi-wspaixir 'nreiwJn pruci'ss of authorization .!"" i'' 'n w In i.kiiiK a nlatu
a Y ,..lin(?to..ron1i,ih,tif?fQ..stim,9S1wi "" B''o'-l. d l Kr-
Cran.loOreK by U Gramla fcven-; , . . ,0 ,,.,,,.! A ft of 111.000 ., Mfc ,en.
ing ()ii.ervr 1'iiiiimninu company, i - Q I who ri'ircs nti il trr:K(,n In W mlll-
!.. . v , u r,r..r--i-iary rvlee d.K th .nr. I. Mid (A
Tlin.ill'iy Flexerrfrrandjuiy w.t- I , -- w . , ,.......manw
HRUCB IIFNNIS, l'uhli.hpr.
ies 4.
1 A. Van iitiU'n.er;in(l jurr
wIllieM ..&).. ffl.
J. E. Amk((on,;ninl Jury wlt-
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T.onai-c Kranrl jury wtniss
A. Guli-
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tK 4tviloumtnt of ' uilciuiiite riadt. )rei;oo Wotinr A f,uit klrh witness .?
rt m, ntprvMl in trUflK h teti ! 'f;l an wyanlxitio; ',,,' .'itciftll, uraml jury wit-
Ml( 6,H . ' i .
(rrunil tiry wit.
AjiJrusg uli Coiniiiunicutioni lu"
The Olmcrver, 1710 Sixth Stm.
City and County (MTalrJ fj.
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iv oik. Th t(ti1ri(iJI " imirrn 111
distrihvted fllvi: ,, ".".?" " ' "', 1-'' Bm8'
n. .,. . i i ... .n- ........ Vrii tut- I i-B-ipi Oil. I"F1
Kn.s, i.'"V" , W ,s,,,m rari. m,u uvallaw;! ., Chris Stackland, grand
mailno r:,l!lK oifi.-or, will fur- a r uiuock e,uli ul.y wit.
iiinii wV' lllir .iiuu-rni, niuri! BillllfH.
'I'hc var rociiflt'doalrcd urij di-
Oj Sale in Other Citic Orogxi tlHel fins i distributed as follwi:
isewn Munu, t'onianti; imperial news
Stand, Portland; .Multnomah- HoteJ
a News Stand, Portland, Ofega.
. SUBSCRIPTION RATES
My Carrier
n.lU TtHF fnntiih ft!fo
Daily, per three months .',$1,115 $2Ii,MO,0u0; Oklahoma, '$00,000,000,
Daily, per six months in advanc .1.76 isoulh Carolina, $25,000,00; Tennes
$ii0,000,(Ki; Kansas, ?i;o,000,0ir)
Micliiiraa, $.r,0,00,000; . Minnesota,
$100,000,000; Missouri, $110,000,000;
Montana, $ir,,000,000; North Carolina,
l.t0
Be
'Daily, per year iu advance. .
Daily, single copy, . . . .
Hy Mall
Daily, per year In advance.... ,.$5.00
Daily, per six months in advance $2.50
pajly, three months 'a advance. .$"1.26
Daily, per month .... COc
Weekly Observer-Star, by 'mail, per
' year In advance $1J0
Oeuntry Tie of Th, I
r Liberty.
Progress of Rational So-cialism.
'ThM'c' is o'ne man who, however ho
may feel the importance of questions
now pressing in -Kuropc, has allowed
neither his anxiety nor his curiosity to
The only part of the plans of So- interfere with faithf.ul attention to his
cialism that will succeed Is that which Ijnu at home. That man is Franklin
drops its general antagonism to the ,K. I.ane.
see, $40,000,000; Texas, $7fl,000,000;
Washington, $30,000,000; West , Vir
ginia,-$50,000,000.
There is also available, abqut $r,0,-
000,000 combined federal and state aid
funds, in addition to the boitd issues.
This great national movement to build
highways on a scale never before con
templated will start many county mid
municipal projects, since feeder roads
to connect with trunk lines naturally
will'follow as a result of" the main
enterprises Involving an expenditure
of many millions.
A Man With' a Concrete
Plan.
public anil it howls HaiiiKt romli
tiniiH which do not exist. The fright-
Mr. I.ane haa been poi-fcctlng his
scheme for soldier furms, nnrl has n
fill propaganda which innisU that a plain, priirtirul, workable outline,
portion of humanity n ready to eat up Included in the plun for furniHhinR
the balance of mankind and that the the land ) n proviHiou for tho first
victlmB are being slowly starved and JneccKHHry buildings and for breaking
bled white doe.H not pan out with the enough land to enable the man to
facts. Utart Win planting at once without the
Jhv moroHC and gloomy side of So j discouraging delays incident to most
cialism cannot under the conditions (pioneer farming. After the first start
which prevail in the United States be
accepted as truo, and In fact this is
propagated only through a daftness of
understanding which develops in the
fraternizing exclusiveness of the mor
bid ebjectors. Nearly all Socialist "Jo
Cain" are hard-luck clubs and its "com
rades" down-and-outers, from the gen
eral surface view of things and the
way they tell it themselves.
the work is up to the- man himself. The
only repayment demanded is for the
buildings and the cost of getting- the
land ready, and that on long time and
ciusy Installments.
There should be no objection to Mr.
Lane's plan. He contemplates pur
chasing land In every part nf the
country, so he Is entirely free from
the suspicion of regional favoritism
5.40
J, WANTS 8-HOUR DAY
-o j
STOCKHOLM. f;y Mall) An
Ill-hour hi for all elnnsea
O0ish labor is u rV read.(o be In
duced Into Parliament. Special
lifflon will be rift-unary f sea-.
tti and for Vorkei1 fti mines. The,
posals If iiiihfhiI, v lll mne Into
e JunT- 1. 120 nd" elapse l'
er 1!)2. I
ho liniiiedl.te eifect o' 1 lit? pro-
i'il bill Is an inoiniou" fall-In tlifl
o of stocks, as nu niifacturt is as- J
that wa;$a now being paid will J
JU.'i'
ness -
Miif Attebcrry? 'tcrand
witness -r.
I.illie Murphy, grand jury witness
vlded Inlo seven t.oris by Hie Bt.nto
blsioibui. 1" the first division a re
men In-military service, their hiog-
inilnotlons, service, rasuai.les. eom-jJ'.E' Stcu'ns' jury wit-
missions and mmtci.i1 honors, supple-L !,e4,
mented byb-tyrH, .iiarios, nr-wpuprr John !' ,ailry ruMK Wlt"
notices and accounts and ihoto- L, nps". " ,. '
uraPbod lelles.- Tiio r.econ.l dlvl.lon itva F"ery. grand jury wit-
rovers perHitnu'l sorvlco wjth other'
agencies, such a Y. M. C. A., K. C. '
etc,
In tho third diyinlpn arc listed lo
cal war nativities. an.?h as drives and
llhorty lo;in rainpulKns n-nd service L
on tliB food or fu'd adniinsitratlpn,
cohhcIIs of defense, lann labor com-i
ille, medlrul or' dental 'aid, re
pression or enemy plots, pacificism'
nnd I. W. nctivlttles, rogfstra-!
tifin and cxvmptbm bonrds and Ilel-jH. H. Hug, grand jury witness
glan or French relief coimnittees. ' Hoy Johnson, grand jury wit-
Tim fourth' division of records will ne
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5 . 2"
. ness t
Xellie, Juckson, grarTd jury wit
ness ;
Doris Jackson, grand jury wit
ness E. CI, Kirby, grand jury wit
J. Lf Alvoid, grand jury wit1
ness
H. C. Recs, grand jury witness
K. Thomas, grand jury witness
k it luip'snib!t' for Swedish fac-
ilies to ron'lune production.
Htiof imnjuf.ictnrers have decided.
elosewdown their wirKs on Apru
fnhers are contf mplaling sim-.
measures which by the sprlnu ,
y tin Aw hundreds' of tboiif-ands gf
!irkers out of enipb yiuent.
Tli- economic und'polMWal fro-j
i-ct fs considered "very pesstmisitfc
2-2" d In rder to avoid placing m isses j
laborer on thf unemployment)
2r20 i u,H overiihieni Is serfotmly ron-;
.Mini? the rohiMt)on of Imports:
certnin articles until industry as-!
tiies ft more norin,ai im.himmii.
LonK the first articles' mentioned to j
btired from Import are Americmj
es ar.d soap.
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coinpi'l.HO Htati 'iiK-sncles nnd federal
iigencies In I ho slate, including pro
clamations by tlip governor, legisla
tive arts, Btite ofriclals for govern
mental war service, liberty bonds,
war anrlnga, and f iur nilniilo men.
7ur seiiiions, war gardens, wnr la
bor conditions, local price changes'
and food eonillliniii, edmatlon hls-
lory and war literature ai'e listed in
oilier divisions.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
In the matter of the allowance of
bills.
Allowed as follows'.
M. I-. Carter, grand juror ...$ 18.80
formed n concrete plan of campaign.
We have had so muc h of high-flown 1 n Wilson, special juror
declamation, and so Utile eoimtructive
suggestion'that when a man presents
a living cause and n practical pltiti
together lie deserves support.
Mat the, situation is not altogether'lU. has recognized the crying neces
v.ithout a chance fur bri);biec days. jsity for providing real opportunities
The Anieric-in S'it:il v.t j:uty, h.'iv- fur the men returninsT from Kurope.
bur already lo.t U:i in nee level-, nMuhi! . i'h- prnposes turning to productiveness
n'iiiln'i n as a rf'sull of Hh pro-( iernmn , . r.-ut areas now unproductive because
nltitnde during the war, is now hi j they' are too wet or too dry or need
process of dividing, more or less vio- clearing. And more than all, he has
lently, inti) two factious called the
"left wing" nnd "right wing." The
.former leim signifies the moro cailical
g.oup and the latter the more con
servative. And unfortunately for the
'Socialist party, and probably for the
. country, too, the "left wing" neenu to
be gaining strength.
Wherever the Socialists havo. suc
ceeded it is because they did not scare
or' antagonize the general public, and
because they attempted no ill-timed
"revolution,' but fitted their reform
one by one, easily and naturally, to
the existing -sy-item, until that system
JlM'lf, little by little, was transformed.
Jt is In this way Unit whatever hi
Worth while in Socialism will succeed,
If it ev.er succeeds. And this fact the
radicals Ignore, to their country's mi
m yanee and to the annoyance of all
upon whom they attempt to foist their
vugaiics. , - ,
J. I. Young, grnnd juror
W. J. Haling, grand juror ....
Raymond McKennon, grand
juror ii
Krank Ross,' grand juror ....
I). S. Kent, grand juror
ili. (1. IVitts, grand juror ...
Ii. II. Russell, special juror..
Kred flaskfll, special juror ...
I. . Ii. McKennon, special juror
Franklin Zurbrick, special jur
or II. P. Lewis, special juror ...
.1. A. Milker, special "juror
(Jeorge linker, special juror ..
N. II. AnRon special juror ...
William C'randall, special juror
Hon Turner, special juror ...
PREPARING HISTORY
OF OREGON UNITS
'ivliniintirv Work Is In Onii-go of
Stale IIKttM'lan Cornelia .Marvin
Who is State l.lbrarlau
Two Measures Neetl At-
.tention. "
At the special election to be held on
June ltd thoi.e a,re two measure's which
Wijl ncnl the endorsement" of the
Voters of Union county if any progress
is to be made in the way. of good
rend,
for tlh
SAI.KM. Aprl 10. The war his
tory of Oregon, ii-. written in
deeds of valor hy men In the servico
ovi rse is, iu sacrifice hy snldh-rs In
camps on this side ir the water. ai:d
In personal endt avor by tho.se out
side the liinhw, wlio tudped "esrrv
on" to the best nf their ability at 1
home, will h prtMetvcd in the Klate
nrchfve.4 through tin ot't'ortH nf State!
Ilistorl.in I'orucha Mania. Miss Mai
vln. wtio aim) is iti.le Itliniii.in, i. ,
puliliin the work "let Uetieallv in ev- I
eiy eonaty of (ire ui and has. mimed I
county historians in tHMnft tlie-tre-l
uiendonsi aim. mil of data rej.ulreil. iCicorge Mart.mess, grand jury
Thus f-'i', ll nly war history of j 'witness '
an Dh'iioii oei ,ea'i unit artunllv -i (leorire A. Pierce, grand jurv
I. II. Childs, special juror ..
Ii, P. Derby, grand jury wit
ness lieulah It. Illnekcr, grand jury
witness
Marjoiitt Mclntyre, grand jury
witness
Mora .1. iiniierwoou, granu jury
witness
Oorge .1. Turnhow, grand jury
witness '.
Annie H. Ikebee, grnnd jury
witness
Ms t her H.-Reebee, grand jury
witness
Victor II. Knapp, grand jury
witness .' ; . . . .
Mary Rumelhart, grand jury
witness
Alvin'.l. Austin, grand jury
witness
James Joseph Powers, grnnd
jury witness
Lucius A. Wright, grnnd jury
witness . . .'
(ieo;ge V. Marshall, grand
jury witness . . .
Julia Marvin, grand Jury wit
ness
Walter M, Pierce, grand jury
wjtnei
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20.7b
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Hi. 70
3.20
3.20
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5.30
iEcho Buck, grand jury wit
ness '.
T. S.' Cover," grand jury wit
ness I. O. 'Cover, grand jury witness
Beatrice Hall ford; grand jury
witness
Earl F. Ilallford, grand jury
witness
Harry C. Murphy, grand jury
witness
E, A. Wills, grand jury wit
ness fiilbeVt Zeigler, grand jury wit
ness R. U. Spaulding, grand jury
witness
J. H. Keeney, graud jury wit
ness .-. ,
Albert Armistead, grand ijury
witness
W. R. Kivette, grand jury wit
ness
W. E. Lewis, grand jury witness
Chas. F. Roberts, grand jury
witness
I. L. Sherman, grand jury wit
ness
Guy W. Spencer, grand jury
witness
F. S. Slater, grand jury wit
ness . . . . i
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ANADIAN PRIVATES j
RETURN WITH MONEY j
SPECIAL
B:ANANA .
. SALE . ..
0
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Nice RipelBananas
w m
s .
35c
doz. .
Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 '
408 North Fir Street . Across the Tractt
of
;.od,
pile.
we
ffor
f .50.
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tin.
te
rate
. it is
ring
Vors
2.2(1
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4.20
22.00
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2.20
WINNIl'KO, Man., April 10.
muilian prlvntcs ni.e rcturnlni;
onl Kunll; 'l)ll "onsiilrullH 111011-,-,
whik! niHny officers urn n-avliini:
iclr homes prictlnily ppnnilrs!-, ao-!
inllng to provincial ofiicialn. .
Mi st of tho sokliiTS liad npprnxi
aidy $500 to tlK-lr ci relit when they
ft Encland. only a portion of the
liiuunt beliiK (iivn lo them neiore
uibarkatton. Th.) prlvutps spent
a tart, gree 6alad jell.
Jiffy-Jell desserts are
flavored with fruit-juice
essences, highly con
densed, sealed in glass.
Each dessert tastes like
a fresh-fruit dainty and
it is. a1
Vou will change from
old-style gelatine dainties
when you once try Jiffy
Jsll. Millions have
changed already.
Order from your grocer
now -
Very fine candy in boxes anil in
bulk nice anil fresh at 4-7-Ilt
FAMILY DRUG STORE
l A GRANDE.ORCGON.
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CECIL COSI'ER '
J. Public Accountant. we
.J. Income Tax Adviser
.j. 614 Main St., l'endrlton. Orel
v i ' V V . i
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JO flavor, at Your Crocer'c
2 Package! for 25 Cent
fiUCKH
j Prices $275 and ?:;.0Q.
i
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.-(tftSlft. T5PT
3('rinch width.
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BAKER-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE
Caviness & Thomas
Lv Baker .... S :00 a. m. Lv La Grande .. S :00 a. m.
Lv Baker .... 2:00 p. in. Lv La Grande .... t2:00 p. m.
Phone Black 141. Leaves From Silver Grill
;e of the-measures e lhltt;'n hami. I
me mill tux for wh;U in di"i
Tijit.-it a.- '"market road.-'
IKTtnius tn the per i
Tlie lU'ttls of fund
?m,s i tn imjnnvf the
to lh ni'iiti hii'liwaVft.
inti-Mlih'd ly en:itor
and the nthe
ent limitation
for market
"feeder" rond
'This hilj was
Pietee nnd
Artillery.
. ih.il
iiiiiile
- ihe t I7lli Tli-ld i
e lo .1;'inn;ii 1 ' I I
wittii" ,
.1 i". 4'hriti;ueti, crnnd jury
ittcets . Mh tlie endoiat'inent of the
jhiIiIh -sjwi iu d icsiihnts of re iron."
Ii is iii'rV's.xiit y to vot4 on -the ax
fit r eeiij pi tiposiiiuit in order that
t'liit'ii T'umty nviy he in 'position to
eiury out the (food lor.'j- prwnirli, lit
AH pref ill outtiired.'
Tn the Im .ilitii 4f tlie ,tte lierv
n tst Mite h.is lu-ifi tat rr on the contl
tohds preonii ioti the iinul udMH-nteK
have hren i-ndoi ei' hy nem ly. n mdid
t t V in. ill l!a etmnly led off with
the adoption Vl a hnudiny proposition
hy Mioirt a per ctMi? ' aff 1 1 nuit ive
Slunnan eounty In-. juA .i!d
cm $:!'0.iMMt toai ',iin o nt.i- ly
ll'ianimons tht the uiMtkn is welt
Clssed jii "neirlifc U the nejruli
in tin' wtiel tiiumv toU'brir u
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( in h:0 i. n ! tM fete
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tires f:.i rc-.t nf'S.N Will
A Sound Business
PROPOSITION
will. iilwjiVs .v:i'ic '.it'iTii1 iittciitinti 'fivifii tin1
n'tf'l. tllis ii;i!it. '
It i-; iiir jiiiVms' 1.i cni'i'luy nir 1;i i'ijo jvjuvtirivs
in tin1 s'i-viri' ')' tlii' 'irttnuiity, in .n-sfi-vitii;
t'iiiritt;i'l MtMtH' tolnfliti.'lti iithl ifviili4 tilt
l.'ilit lui'rtvw t inert rvrrv leiitilliiiti' .lt
lii:til. :
Capital and Surplus, $110,000
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
' Squint, Rli iWe PrTive.
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J.ij-1 lUiUil TAlUtll
d I7
m jcx roam
That School 'Appetite
Children,' when they are growing;
need a bite just home from school,
and at other odd times. Always
keep a box of crisp Snow Flakes
in your pantry, handy for them
Don't aik for crackers say Snowjt
Flakes.
i
p'piir grocerclinjupply you.
JictPiVfli.
Keeps spindles
smooth as glass
The surface of nny spindle shows rough
through the microscope. But the pow
dered mien in Mica Axle Gre;isc fills up this .
rouglmess knJ miikes spindles smooth es ' .
glass. Thm the grease works better and
lasts twice s long. No hot bose. Ask
youf Je4!er; Euy by the pail. " .
nmuKn on. cc vpy
(STRAIGHT GRADE)
.WHEAT GERMS, GRAHAM AND. WHOLE
WHEAT FLOUR
. THE GUARANTEED FLOUR
THEY ARE GUARANTEED BY
La Grande Milling Co.
WHOSE GUARANTEED IS GOOD
Handled by All Dealers.
U I C A
La Grande Mattress Shop
And Weaving Works
Mattress Mating arid Kepaiiinj, Feather Mat
tjresses Xade, Featlnr renovating, Cartel aai'
t riaffRu3We,iviTig. .
AH o fuJI.J f nr and fVlivrri'4 it tl fj ttni P.
0E f LOOK. E3T OF KLUfli MILL hWV.fnm
AXLE CREASE N
irANDARiJ OIL Cf!?ANYl1
T. R. T4AXWEI-I., Sctr.J , .r, Standard Oil, L
'niti lliitrrc A... t'ninn
X.lT.kiMMtAT
r'Prrl4arT, l (,ri-
trhitiNRa & l orin. nr '"if
couroN
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