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LA GRAN 0 E EVEIHC OBSERVER
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BKUCE DF;NiIS, Publisher.
tnMrad at tku Voatoffici at La Grande
Oraron, at Socond Cltsi Mail MaUar.
AddradK all Cvifmiuuk'utiunii le
T Observer, 1710 Sixth Street.
lit and County Official Paper.
Ja Sale in Other Cities Oregon Hotel
News Stand, Portland; Imperial Newi
Hand, Portland; Multnomah Hotel
News Stand, Portland, Oregon.
Brighten Up and Ba
Happy
uill ,,.?! mitlril and ma sun.
never before. ;crea of the Armenian j)uiul(itniu on a
'Jlartre srale.
I The aituation at Nmyrjui, where the
(Turks lind Greek are ready to aprintr
jat each other's throat, in typical of
, . ' , , , the .situation through Turkey. ilumlH
A few days ai;o it appeared, from , , . , ,i,.,;n, ;,, ,u .
Paris d spat.hea, that the peace con tl.y ew wilhi fw mi.g 0f Con
ference wan in hopeless deadlock and (ltantincple, "and are committing atro
the League of Nations was doomed. Icious murders, '- '
iSinl.lenly Ihif i-ituaiion chnnKtd. The The committee of union and proc-
l HSCKIPTION RATKN jntroosjiher of Paris cleared. !. lh Vounit Turk organization,
By Carrier One problem after another that had b:ch was driven from power in
month 65c1.,, ,, defied settlement was arnica . C onstantinople as a result of the allied
l,l ,.lv,..l Th I-,.,,,,. rr...il.i,. victory, is reported to lie secretly
was overhauled and amendmenta were
.i, pel tnree montna. tl.v
.,ii, per six months in advam $.'l.7.i
'nilv. Der vear i. advance. S7.50
'aily. tingle copy ,...5c adopted meeting with nearly at) of th
By Mail (important objections made bv Amer-
jaily, per year in advance 15.00 !fon ,., iti.M. U i, K,id now that the!
Jaily, per tlx months in advance $2.50 1 , . . ., , I
Mili! three months n advance. .l.E5l, 0,lf, r,'m'- '" ncar,y through. T1'
aily per month Otic pence treaty may really be announced,
veekl) Observer-Star, by mail, pel as has lone; been desired, as an Easter
conducting an elier
tion movement.
lie
relic rcoiguniza-
Spring's Here!! ;
BUILD A BIRD HOUSE
"My OMfttry Tli of Th, Bwt LarW
f Liberty
America Has an Ire
land. The i'h! J ipfuiie nituation iiievitai'ly
remind oni; of the Iti.-ii situntidii, lic
causc it is so different. Ireland i
inofiftiijre to the world, (jcrmany is to
hi invited to Vfr-sailles to receive and
O. K. the peace terms no later than
.May 1 n very di-jiirable consumma
tion, ln'cause such promptness may
fji'.stall widespread labor troubles
scheduled to break out on May day.
Maybe it was really 'the darkness
before the dawn. And it may be rc
membercd that in any well-eonHtruct-
d dnnnu there is always a hitch near
the end everything Beems about to
j?o to smash just before everything is
happily concluded. Maybe this was
.such it dramatic obstruction as that,
made only to be swept away.
Anyhow, things seem to be ending
more happily than most of us rxpect-
I. And spring is hero. Oops are
(icekintc its independence, by what vio- niir:tcuIouly (rood. Improved bu
uess
lent means and in what bitter mood
everybody known only too well. The
Philippines' are seeking their indepen
dence, and the method and spirit of
the quest arc admirably shown in the
words of Senator (Quezon, chairman
of the mission now visiting this coun
try. "Wo are here to emphasize the loy
alty of our people to the United
State?,"., he nays. "Tlfere is no plan
t revolt, as the Philippine Islanders
have no grievance against America.
"Wo are Hockinjr our itidependeii'-c
now, and feel that we are not only
well deserving of it, but. are cqu'ippj'd
from an educational point of view for
fielf-jjovernipent. A committee of my
countrymen will snorUy appear before
congress and nre;ue this matter fully,
and we luive Jio doultt u( the result.'"'
The Kilipiuos are loyal to the Unit
ed Ntntea; they huve no grievance; but
they feel that they are now crown up
politically, and in all friendliness
would like to break away and shift
for themselves. The United States
has promised them their freedom
when they were ready for it. They
nre confident that the promise will be
kept.
It will hp, of course, just an son as
congress is honestly convinced of their I
readiness. American pledges are not i
scraps of paper, and the cojip;ress soon !
to nssemhte will undoubtedly approach
the question with an open and honest
mind.
A situation which otherwise
virtually
C loo hi!
assured. Away with
Boy Scouts' Animated
Thrift Stamps.
The honor hoy scout of the United
.States sold ?77, 1 t"i.VI5 worth of Thrift
ami War Savings stamps in IDlH. As
a result he is known in IiIh community
art the ''Animated Thrift Stamp." I
This boy's record is an indication of !
the big work Hoy Scouts all over the j
countr y have done in the W. S. S. i
selling campaign. The total ami unt !
of sales made by these Amencmi lads'
last year was t$-rj,'J7,liG0.ro. Ov- r '
two million people signed cards pled-;-1
ing themselves to Hystemat'c saving i
iiu ii ii.m . ii Oiv .Si-out f'tlor! :
Such work is worth while in many
wayu. The moiiuy value speaks fur
itself in the totals piled up. Tlvre
aid other gains to the boys them
selves that, come with the regular 1 1"
fort put forth in a good caiue. The
boys who have done this successful
campaigning know a K"d deal a'.ut.
the stamps they nelf. They have learn
ed to invest some of their own money
in sound securities. They have an in
creased self-respect In the knowledge
that they are helping to put across aji
important government
I'oy Scouts and . S. S. make a pret
ty e,ood combination which will me; !
a st raighter, bigger outlook for th.
future business life of many of thus.
Sny boys, how about a bird
iousu or houses for our feathered
'rlcnds They are easy to make.
ny boy with a work bench con .
ake this model and build fl home
rvhlch appenly most to the robin,
; inch bur;s by thu mflllon are de-i
fclrtiyed.. annually by our bird
friend. 'so in. ike homes' for tlicm.;
Io not palul Die litBlde or n-
trarx t' to u bird houw. . tf'ut saw-,
diiht or excflsior on the floor. -y.
Next week, the wrens' bume.
Mrs. T. N. Murphy, wJivp inteli
tiun lo lenc La (Jrando was an-
nouiied fAMnwlnrW-fiffHnfflni; of"
aeiivllli's in IImi lied Cross store, in
tends eving on No. ii tomorrow for
llultie, wln-ni ht future residenci
Will be. '
boys.
NOTK'K T( ( lii;i)'l ()liS
Notice is hereby given that N. K.
Wist h:fs luen appointed atlministra
tor of the estate of Kdwurd M.
O'ltrien, decea'-ed. All persons having
l'r"P"sili"-m.tifi,..l 1, n,n,t th, M.im- to N. K.
c;t nt I.;i Crnndo, (Iri'ir.in, within
nn'UtliH frtim the ihiti' hrriMif.
I ;t t . -. 1 nt I .a CraiKlr, ()i,Kihi, April
IMh, I'.M'.I. Ii IS '. in 2 !l Ii:
N. K. Vi:ST, Adinini .Irnti.r.
-OXFORDS BY'
FREIGHT
XXCEPTIOKAL VALUES IN OXFOPvDS, CAUSES BT LATENESS OF.
CHILDREN'S ONE
i STRAP PUMPS
We have alno received the
tfollowinjr numbers in chil
dren's low. shoes for the com
ing kcusoii:
lllack Patent one-strap pump
rihbon bow. Kiw-s 2 to .1,
$1.73; 5i to 8, fi.21; fi'.i to
11, $2.H5; 11 J to 2, :i.25.
IJlack Calf one-strap pump,
leather bow. Sizes 114 to 2.
Price $3..'i0.
White Canvas one - strap
pump, sizes 51 to 8, $1.H5;
11 J to 2, $.1.25.
is a most tiring and disgusting situation we have had to deal with this
season. They arrived at last after a month on the road, too late for trie
real selling season.
In view of this fact we are offering these Oxfords now at a great cut
in the regular price. You who have been waiting for low-heeled Ox
fords will find just what you want here at a great saving.
BROWN Cuban heel, best welt sole, Oxford, regular $8.50 value,
Price ' S6.00
ELACK KID Cuban heel, best welt sole, Oxford, regular $8.00 value.
Price ! ?-00
WHITE CANVAS Cuban, leather heel, best welt sole, regular $750
value. Price ?--50
WHITE CANVAS Low heel, best welt sole, leather heel, $60(
value.Price : ?3. o
COOKED FOOD SALE.
The laclits of the Catholic church
will hold a cooked food sale on Satur
day, April 1!, beginning nt 10 o'clock
a. in., at the Snodgraiu grocery. 4-13-3
On
nlon
ates.
MONEY
improved
TO 1A)X.
real property In
county. No delays. Current
La Grande Investment Co.
A nice assortment of Mnutinc fac..1
creams and beauty lotions are now V
be had in quantity at KilvertliornV
Some of the mo.st prominent ladies ii'
La Grande like the Mauiine best of
all the toilet lines. 4-ir,-:i
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA GRANUCORCGON.
BAD BREATH
KKSIDKNCE FOK SALE
Close in, one block from Klks' club.
(Imo-J income property. Tor particu- tk. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get
:ill at No. 2 rourth and Depot,
lars
or call
Black 1081.
4-15-tf
It -ffi f
F" r,-n y i Vt f
DR. LINCOLN McCONNELL
llf(ill SCIKIOL At'lMTOIilUM
April 19 at 8:15 1'. M.
SiitKlt' ndmisition 50 rents
at the Cause and Remove It
i Edwards' Olive Tablets, the suht.
tute for calomel, act gently on tlie boweli;
and positively do the work.
People afliictcd with bad breath f.rri
quick relief through Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugnr
coated tablets are taken for bad fcrcaib
by all who know them.
Dr. Edwards O'.ive Tablct3 2et Gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifyinr,
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
ot the bad after effects.
All the benefits of nasty, sickening,
pripinfT cathartics are derived from Dr,
Edwards Olive Tablets without griping,
pain or any disagreeable effects.
Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac
tice amonj patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with tho
attendant bad breath.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tnhlet3 are purely
a vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil; you will know them by their olivo
color. Take one or two every nifiht fo
a week and note the effect. 10c and 2 ji
per box. All druggibts.
CHRLSTIES
Variety vStore
Carries the largest and test assorted line of
In Eastern Oregon.
And that isn't All! . Our Prices Are Eight.
Ill "T" jl
ii . 1 ii
niik'bl I Ti, I,,,,,,, ,,:.. ... (, ..l,,.,,,,,.,!
I... cnilmrrnssinc, in view of American IW11, ,.,,,, ,, w ,hlKh v iMl wh ,
advocacy of the principle of "self dc- f,,,. thn(, wa ,.,.,,.,, .,,
termination of peoples," is f ricndly ; h(, ,,,.,,.,. ,, Bs.sIni., ,l.
mid comfort e for bo.lh parlies en-;( )f th. 1(,ws).l ,
celncd. White ('.real liritain is pn.v lh(. fl,Ulu. u. N(,ws wi cuntain smm.
IK me peniiiiy Tnp innic.cu il;wi wri.,,.tl e,i,ials and 111"
Ireland in times pasl, the United .;.,, ,..,;,,, , ikl.v 1,
Stales is faciiK her own "Irish pud,- ,,v r, h,,,,,, I!ivi.,. w,.,.kh.
li'in with rtuire cciUMniinilv. It is n
liu'tre ihiilics wli it'll pay tiu'i
nirli wink. Mr. MmII is a well
ju 'U-il man on ititt-niat iim;il topics anl
ri;ill,v ilni's hi' un-lrrtniut tin
int
Any
t .llli'r 111 it U :l l' lti:il Wnlllil il.i i'l- -iht
hu iKinr vinaii-aunn ot tnt pnucy ui j(i
mpiareiH'SB nml I'lieidait y TulupfiMl by j-M. r)lt
tins ciHiiitry w ion we tnitU ovt the
I'hilippifH's twi tity yvais arn, and run-
ttuinir (lie
ill ploa.-e c;
:i (il:!lU'
and nt-ttl.'
IMian.h
tin ir aroMitu at once, either bv pavinj:
nr nute; We have lii.nm-
t!nHi.l t-mlit lui.-int'ss and must eloso
all ar.'Munt -. All a'-i-nunt-t r.-l si't'tc.l
niteiitty folluwrtl ever since.
Uncle Sam Will Sell Lots
of Wheat.
SlaimnYs.
I i M thai
'Mul
N'ews ei
' situation, as he was lura' 'it.
uintiy for several ye:iii. Hit
link lo the new Homl Uive
itnr and his associates.
Thf ie is a ri-al
store for those g urn
pittlietot tliat tile I 11 1 1
j;o broke on wheat.
Tlie winter wheat e
on April 1st is the bi;
in the htory of this
e-timaU'd at S
tlie drpart au nt
is 4"i::((hii),imhi 1,
lli'Olt'st p! I loll!
lisapH)intnient in
m spreader: hn
I Slates would
Hnihyai ian
an unrecor
and
nlde
of bolslie
L-nda-h.
at imu
1 M-tf
ill he plaee.l with t"lle tion
l. t t antic riiarniaiy.
foreca-d
t v er l.nou n
'tint i , lu-ii'i'
,(ttlltJ!.)U )v duh h
f J.k'i ieuHtue. ' hi:-d.i-l':
iiioi e I iun t IK
record.
t f rlllt'lMiH.-J x'u Id
dae t. :hk
im i i'a ".i d a' i e.i .' e pl.in'rd, and to a
wiiiji-r of umiMiiidy l.torahlc .idu r
eotulitions.
Weil' there t'.t Trtitn le.ail.ct i:."
aijrht, as has bi-til f.-ai.d ly I he pc-
niini -t the I ; idled 1 1 a mi: '.
Itr.di-r 1 irtiaraiitci- ef V.' .'('. m i h
el, .won. t le inlhd up.a T n- an t n.t
ninu" am tt make up the h---.. I'.i.
"there Is a-fort--n umii.it, ., d b -i-bt
for t' the yi ain i'- b;t t. d ' '.i t
, v ill e a bi-it r rji.
The dreaded Ax.hMau ci.m
ul eompurnl to the need-, of .
the Ar(tii mmpIu- but a di.-p in jj
the bucket. Aineiicatl wbit a!ooi Jj
epiat iieallv . have fe! the ..-M
e' Sprinir finds Ku-U. the jreat i"ati jj
j my of Kurope, s'ill u i phut ted, h- f'
eive', (byen o ! i nnnrcl y ami Ij
oi'liiHineit'lis that the Iiiiopr:i t I
t) ii''d will increase, not h.-n. ns the
nuiidh'-vtby, iiial whej not immtdi
(iiftjf' tioLtltd the Unil'Hi StnU'tf ciiA
A Sound Business
PROPOSITION
xn. ill iilv;is l'l'i'i-ivc e;i r l'n 1 alti iilioii I't'nin .(lit
el l h i i s nt' this liaiiU.
1 1 i ! i r j.iirn.si' tu -i 1 1 j I mir lai''i- i r-um'i'rs
in the m i ire uf tho ri i ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i I , in 1'1'i m v i m
lii'l'lKiil lui.siiH'ss iMjjiif.it i. his auil i'iM i.lii'.u; 'l!',i'
t'l'i ilit lu crssarv t meet evei v i i t iniale ill"
lnaiiil.
diit;il and Smilus, $210,000
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
H,'mlf Kcltei1 llwfit Tnlein.
Sound, Uoliablo and rrogressvc.
Hilton's Garage
Prepared
to t;ie ,n 1 service unil please all. Ilnu't-
hesitate, ('(line to us it' your car uceds.ro
airinir. helms take out that terrililu knock,
the missiii:, overhanl your car and imt it in
jierl'i'ct condition. M'e are here to servo you
and y-ive satinfae-t ion. Call lain Ttil and our
service ear will meet, you, ready to relievo
you of all your troubles and lirim; your car
to the garage.
We have secured the hest of equipment and
luochanii -tai'id do w ork on all kinds of cars-'
Our lahor charged on all work is very rca
soiial'le and Ford lahor is done by tho sched
ule. You know w hat it w ill cot before wo
begin tho work.
NOT M'ADOO THIS TIME, BUT THE GOSPEL
T'nili
Week.
d Evangelistic .Services Kverv Night This
TONIGHT A( I'li'sl.ytc-riiiu (.'hurch. W.
I!. Sinirh wi
lens, a gift
will also sjieak.
bring tho .Message, and Mis. 1). C..Kol
ainl noted woman of Eimeiie, Oreiron.
ToM'iitimwMi.iiT Tin: rsiox skuvk ks will he hi;i.d i
Mil: SALVATION ARMY HALL
(iood Lively Singing liy tho 1'iiitcd Clioirs.
COME AND BEING YOUR FRIENDS
li'cuiciiiVr-Special Easter Services . -if 11 i'l,,
Siinda v -Morning and E
venule
Ln Grande Mattress Shop
And Weaving Works
Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat
tresses Made,. Feather "Renovating, Carpet and
Fluff Rug Weaving.
All Work Called for mid Delivered CI1AS, EDWRDS Prop
ONE ULOCK LAST OK FLOUIi MILL PHONE RED 132
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siinahlc and Ford labor is done liy the sched- jj - - ' --
ule. You know w hat it w ill cot before wo O &&V2&2l!iSmL- nK
II 111 " . S L r Jfm'- - -WwBn..
!!' . :j AW the Leather "
i CALL AND GET ACQUAINTED Hj
COUPON .
Obsenor.T.a liraT.de, Ore. SJ PISl?! ik V
1'leaM. find U.W coupon 4,n.i f..ur ot!.ers t.'tli. r- Vv ii! w X JiVA r u e
within ,-ents. ,.iiciosvr.i,t,.t whicUsctid-iiiiti.T.v of the KccpYcurShoesMeaf jfflffl 05
World Wj-Vtoi-, eSAOMStC$ ro tXWKMfiV; o o
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