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T rrTn?an-Y.-ArBIW2j.10H). 'i ! FOTITt (o, -n--7; r;4 '4 o II W I WBllWl III llll I ! Q III HIIHliT llllll IMIlmilW s o n f Your Last Chance Some of the men who are coming hnmfi t.O na from Vranoa Oiotm r... T. n Are You a Quitter ? up w iovii ju. io vjtj'v - vs'W.'i CAS feW" t j Tax . ' HTV. L Ti'tl I Saw i ft .V "Nfffi. '""in "Windmills Hoi Played by La Grande High Scru on Evening of May The world lias no use for the quitter. In the prize ring, on the battlefield, and in the whole field of human endeavor, there is nothing but contempt for the man who fails to see his effort through. America's reputation for gamcness is at stake in die Fifth Liberty Loan. All the fruits of vi&ory will be lost if we fail to finish. It is for every money-earning individual to do his or her part for the nation's good name. Let the world say: "America saw it through thasc Yankees never quit!" DON'T BE A QUITTER ! j- j. j PUT YOUR DOLLARS BEHIND . . THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN Five Times Over Four times already Americans at home have gone over the top and away beyond. The government has appreciated the part the citi zens of this great nation have played on this side of the Atlan tic and do not ask this time that the country give any more than the amount that has been asked for. Union county's quota is guaran teed. If you don't help your, country will not lose. There are enough others to take up all the bonds offered. But it is still your privilege to have a part in this loan, and in the final effort for victory. The Victory Bonds are the best of them all, and you can not afford to deprive yourself, of the pleasure and privilege of hav ing one. Call on your banker and see about it today. This Space Contributed by LA. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER An IinloiwmltMil invNiaHr Published Dully and Weekly fit Ln Grande, Oregon, by La Grande Kvt-n-Ing Observer PuldiHhiiig Company. HRUCR DENNIS, PuLUhIht. Kntoretl at the lWuffice at l,a (iTando Oregon, na Second Clans Mail MuUer. Address all Communications "to Tho Observer, 1710 Sixth Street. City and Counly Ofliiial 'n per. On Salo in Othur Cities Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland; Imperial News Stand, Portland; Multnomah Hotel News Stand, Portland, Oregon. BUHSCKIPTION u a tics ! liy Carrier j Daily, per month j Dally, per three months Pally, per six months in advam J.U.'i Daily, or year la advance 17.50 Daily, ngle copv 5c 11 j M:i Daily, er year in advance I.V00 Daily, per nix nontha in miviuu-e $i!.fii pally, three itjontha :n islvaiuo. .$ I.L''. Daily, per month bo( Weekly Obnerver-SUir, by mai-1 veiir In ndvunf-o. ous di ficu'ncy in America at the prcs jent time the lack of faith, j It MiM-nis ill most us if our accus- Iimik-iI1 optimism anil m'lf'confidc.ncc Isluinped just when they might have been expected to expand after the Jwinning of the big war. Only too many Ainenciuis have been feWing and acting, in recent months, as if this were a defeated nation instead of a victorious one, and as if the out look were not incomparably better lure than anywhere else in the world It is probably .the literal truth to say lliat, given only our usual faith in our national destiny and our confidence in our individual selves, the outlook is . far belter than anything in our pat eporienro. It was courageous failh that won tin militaiy victory. Similar faith atnl courage now will win l he ecoimmi-' ict.oy. And like that of (he M, A u ill be a democrat ic ictoi v, shared decades a .strange age-gap in the pop ulation of this heroic people. ( I ne of the most far-reaching and cni.l effects of the war, the infant history of Serbia has its counterpart t some degree in eveiy country which the war aft'e ted. abke by all. , pet 1 .Mi c-;Tw Cvmntry Tlt cf Th, w lt,rsS 1 LlbrtF. Courageous Faith Over Coinrs All. ' Pes-(inii.m at this h.cn i- ,i. as cowardice. . W lia', in . i! !.! i A'ttet'ca at t!.is tune N.f.ii'.h in ou: S lvej, in A'ru rica am h,- . , " The man who s I t- i'! ., i n hou- Uritil wages and Ld-.T i 'i, dt.wn only itfviting p:niic :lo. di-;i-tcr. Wages i&v never owning . vhero they rcte lfote the unt. V. do not wantoto live in a voitntiy v.! ,- wages do not come to a tuan in pi. potlfon to whaj tra! and bi.'ui earn." fi These nl-, spfki by S-itnif of the Xavy Daniels 9t an Amr'tir:-j gatlikiing in Pan-, desetve trt he i;k f'l to h'.fi-Ul everv An?erie; Pleas That Cannot Be Heard. Tv lw liiimlii-.I rlulttn'ii calm' with lu n- iiinlhi'i H j ilitmrr l lu U,,l Cos.- in tin- i' it y "I' li,U:lil,l, M tltia. Anions tln . whole iuiiiiW-i veil- onh' twenty un.ler three yeats uf i' e. hi, I the mut hers leave the tiny '.'Me-, at heme'.' N,. There were la. :' l'.if.u-s to leav'e ,.i hi ii,K. 'Tin "e ill ih peer, tiny eu ature- whe i'l e t tan. I the. rir;i ef wai an I - w.rthvi weie tee starve. I te , fa th, in , " 'I !'" t 't four eal' )iae meant in ;, : .a It t-at.y ,i,f,,1 ,,f r.iMl.l.lMt. Ttl,'-e ' ' I I " !' i-. yi a.iaa'Ini; ,-!a-s ! , i H e ti re f'.r tll.w Ui - ' in i !!!. I'M 7, !vlS ntfl ii -leate. There will l.e (,., ! ' Eeachinar End of the ! Eluf!. j Tlie (iurinans still keep up tlu ir bhilf. Ccnnan spukesmen still harp mi the ''I'oiuteen Points,"' threaten ing to refuse the peace treaty sulun!'. 'ed by the allies if it varies in any 'pai ticul.'ir fiom that fundamental ptiniiples - giving their own inter. piet:iti'ii to the principles, of cottr-c. Anybody viul.i tliinU the fontee-i pi:n:.s h.id been wiittcn expressly for Germany's benefit, and that the Pari-s peace conl'ei t-nce was subject to or lit s f I mil lift tin. ' l'roin all accounts the treaty as pre pai'ed d.e-. iaiimni.-e with the f en ten points- which Wen- put foiw.fd by President Wilson., n we pled as tin w;.i aims of the allied nations a-il irt.-ed to by both sales last November as the basis id the armistice and tb--sid ipieMt peace arrangement. The allies plcdi.cd themselves to those piiuciples, and the allies' pledges are not. aps of jv.per." The pca.-e at ranged seems an hov -t and j'i-t peace, doing iu Wiong t llerinany aed her confederate- and of tenng ius:ice ai'.d hope to many a na tirn Iniln-tto Inld in bondage. Wheie VIIO WAS EDITH CAVELL? tit ATTENTION 11 P. O. ELKS INITIATION THURSDAY EVENIKft ArKIL 1 21T1I. LAItGK CLAS9; DON 'T MISS IT o 0 0 p) A, B. CHERRY, SECRETARY.3 it deviates nt all from strict justice, it is tempered with undeserved mercy I for tlermany. However harsh the jteims may appear to sensitive Teu tonic souls, the brutal power that h.unehed this war and made it the 'mivst horrible of all wars had no right to expect so easy a settlement. t (lermany makes the typical mistake of assuming that she is the judge of ii'e application of those basic prinei-: pies ol settlement. If she were, she v. outd so pervert their meaning and application that she might find in pcM-e the victory she lost in war. ilicie is gning t be no such juggling n that. The allies are not only the' proponents of the principles, but the; i Hef piotors and enforcers of them. When the (lermans come to Ver- si'il'ts, then, there will be no argument ' aeiut the matter. The terms of the t-caty will not be debated. They will simply be explained. Then Certnany after a great show of righteous indig nation and n great outburst of futile threats, will accept them. She will no more dare to reject them with the consequences that rejection would bring, than she dared to figlu out the war to the bitter end when she saw, last fall, that she was des tined to final defeat. The Germain are great bluffers but they ato shrewd enough to yield when their bluff is called, as it will be in this case. There will be a diplomatic collapse like last November's military collapse. S h e r ry 's S u ml ay a n d 'The liainHow Trail." Monday 4--Ji-tl Sawyer-Holmes company has n fresh stock of garden nnd field seeds that will grow. Why experiment when you nre sure of good. seeds from tTicm? adv .:i-tr-tf You have heard about the pot at the end of the rainbow. Our War Obligations Must Be Paid liny uuir ijunta nl' 'ictiry HoUils now. 'I'lii.-. i uuir iviotiililit y';is alt Aiiuihau itixtn. ... WV will eji;Uv ejiv0 you idl the iiilVrinatioii aiiil ai.-t.ui,-' v can. LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK 0 Wt F4tTl Kwti tymrnm ' S"UiiJtReliaUe and Progressive. 1 ' Got ready for tlie spring garden. FieKI and garden seeds can be had a', the Sawyer-Holmes company. adv. adv. 3-l(i-tf MO.MJI TO I.OAX. On Improvea real property In Dillon county. No delays. Current ates. La Grande investment Cof KIDNEYS WEAKENING? BETTER LOOK OUT! Kidney nnd blndder troutiles don't dis:iptar of th'iiisivcs. They prow ujMtn jdu, slowly but steadily, under iiiiniiif; ymir lii'ulth with di-adly cer tainty, until you fall a victim to in cur:d)le disease. Stop your trmillf while then is tiiio'. lioii't wait until littlo pains l..-. evnm hit aetn-H. 1 in't triitf with dis ri!r. To- ;iv-i,l fnimc . tifr(riiiK Itftin tfulmour with GOI.V Mi:UAI, Iliiar-It-ia C hi t'iii-swlrs tmw. Tukt t isn't' or four vi'i-. tU unf.l y-n feel that you Ulf i-iitin't.v free fr..in ;in. T!.it veil. known prt'.nr:iriin h;m b.-cn ltiid fur i-vnturit'S. In Hi: til tht' kuvciu- n.ont nf tho Nrtherhinds Krnnteil a spe rm! cliurt it (tuthorizinif its snip The Koo) luitiKi'wifi' of Holiiimf would nliiiosi ns soon ). without foo.I tis with out her -Ileal l)llt.-h !,.., as h MUjm.l Iv rails COLD MKHAJ. HanrhMn . d t Bp.nle Their use restores strength and iw resorisihe jn a -r,.(.;,t "f h '"m f,V V'" 8,uldy' ri,bust lailU of tin Holland,. ra. !'; i)"t d.'l;.y. Go to your ilnmelnt b-.-c of M.;i,AL Haarlem Oil ' .ifsules. I .d;e tiifiii as diie.-te l. anu 'l ':":iir"":1 f''tii.-. with results yr l-'M-k f..r the name COM) MKDAL on tu. hoi a;l ae.vpt ottiL-r. lu avaleJ boxes, turt'tf nizt'tf. ARMY Vvs this is the fhne th.it gives vou K.ttra service every step eom- tort cvrrvlninute." . Why I Reeause it is iu:!t right to ft.irt with! Our rirt ronideration has-always been to put into every Hi'tkhfcht Armv hl: lxt rr,-.ter-:(, whoK-he.irtcd w.Ttnfi!nhir and l-uti'ij; r.;.r. Q6G. U.S. PAT OFF r ... . 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