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o o t 9- a- Vi MOXIIY TO I.OA.'. Ou Improved: fJ-.u property nIon coiirny. No iIWuvb In liuia. ClUTt'lll l.a Crianiio iu.:r.tmiut Co. A l'i I .Will'' M. will Villi I: HP MASONS H ri.il i-ihji. .1 iC.it ion i .'1 No. J I. A. 9 li' lil ill 111.- loil;i- liiill 'i itni'Sil;ig5 (villi:.;, April llll.l'or .oik in 1 1 1 4 Hifril ilef-Tei-. All mi-ni. "Hi IVIIUI-.af'il lO ll" I"-M unit is lirot lii'i M mi.hI.- wilrouii' r fresh, growing seeds. -AilvMIM' 2' H'O'VU' fielil iinil j.;ir.'len eeil.'l '6 ;mycr lloinies eii;,T, an I l.e sure A shfii mv.t niRPn GERMAN iNftRIi: HIQ PFTC LEND A PENNY Physicians Sa.y Ailment Is "ftar Nturosis." Ui;.I.IAIS. K'-r'y. SHORTHORN '"f 1 S'i ' ' LA GRANDE, OREGON ON Thursday, May 1 , '1 9 AN AUCTION WILL BE HELD UN DER THE AUSPICES OF THE PA CIFIC NORTHWEST SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASSOCIATION WITH 50 HEAD OF CHOICELY BRED IN DIVIDUALS. 34 Bulls, 1 6 Females OFFERED TO HIGHEST BIDDERS. THESE ANIMALS ARE CONSIGNED BY Men "Scared Stiff" Oftfti C(t gak te Normal In Ten Kin- . ' utej. . Willi tin Ariierieiin Arrnjefl In, JViniee. Shell lioek l.wi'l sllk.ll .ll('k lifler nil. It' 'ir mums!, so 0oelor :V. lllveiiverefl. , TIimi li'les nil tlie iiresn'ce nn.l iIIh- tllM-li'tll out of lieinjj Sllell-Mlmekei, SO rim. h so thnt a lot of ie.i.le who fcnnwr III. ..lit it won't even llilujll there'!) shell r li.n-k Jiliyw here. Here's hy: Were you ever surprised speechless or senred slilT? Wi., thill's I lie snine tljiliK (roliir,' on within you ns when you hnve soenlled shell shock. Thl fel low wl, lit time nfter time to pro- I""' '" nun eoilio 1 I mil kl II I H 1 .,.,.. to,e work, n. ,l,e s,,. thinu, only I , " l"'''l"' "".'' " on snniller senh, th,. Ihey m t ! , , vu, fr"' 111 -l H. front aiowii.K two tiny tiennnn roller cu-j The.,. Olseoverlos l,..t whnt they I l"" "u?r. ""'"-r'S H""r' .T,'"'V Used to cull shell shock .. l,..r..v, ,,. ! """ ',," "11 evilcu.nw, Vll- lind Viilunhle, heenuse .y show Unit the victim merely I, us lost control over some 1',,,-ull.v. Me inny stutler or his I ' '" "' '" "" h..v.. the INTERNED YANK TRIES FLIGHT I lienilil. s, hut It's fur from heiiif In-I ellllihle. i .., n - r- I FOR EACH YANK .KILLED IN. JVAR Probleiti in Sunple Division for Those W,ho "Have' Done EnoujW.' . ArMy and Merino Coris rvunltleH r,trted l,y Gci,(mw fershln); p to nt: fi.,,ui ,ji mo Kiory l.ineriy Loan are shown below. If you sub HctUied one cent for every American noy ,..(iie(j. wounded, or missing, you would liivujt $i.823 In tliu Vicloiy l.oii n. You won!'! have to Bithscribe $740 at tie? same rate for eveiy Yank killed. The Toll. Killed, in action 22, TO." Died of wounds .H.ir,4 Died of disease . y ,:ss Diet) of other causcH 4.0:if. Total dead Tal.en iirisoner Missing in miction Wounded ..T4,.' . 4.777 .. 4.H5I l!,8.la7 I Iiico nn heliiR tende-J and well-enred' ! for hy tin; lirltisli. Crand total Invest. . .Iir-I ns the chap who wants to pro pose limtlly Ids tongue and etH II, e 1,1c, over to her, so Ihe shell-shock pntliiil fels hack to himself iiirnln. Iloelors .'ot busy ,,nd (Inured out Just what ordinary shell shock Is. N'obody is senred of it any more, since it can be cured, sulllel lines In less than tell ml, niles. Thu hesl cure. II seems. Is to put your niinil on practical mi. I concrete work. Washing dishes, Halving u Ini;, or knlltliiK sox would l,e K'""! for shell shock hecntisu Ihey would ulve you son, i ll, lot; you cm, concentrate, your mind iinil hands upon. In the sbell hoek hospital II, ey work on mi, mini Irnllii,,,; objects, making. toys, l,ildi,iK' hnves, bonis or maklii); of fin, designs. Anything one enn concen-.HIs e. After Bold Attempt to Escape From Camp. nenevn. I.leiitennnt Diincitn, (lie American nvlntor wlio, with a compan ion, landed In the Jam Alps Willi his iiiiiliiiiuiL'i'il machine n inoiilh at'o and was Interned, made n hold but futile I r'0'l iittempl to escape from the Internment . forget that your neighbor and the fel camp ut Amlcrmalt mi Wednesday' '"' do works will, you in shop oi Iligbt. I office Is Juicing you. A prominent Pacific Coast banker, a STOPJHIEF! Are you sneaking through the alleys these days with your American citizen ship? Am you tho kind of u fellow who brings the cry of ".Stop Thief!" from honest citizens? You aro unless you have takon your si, are of the Victory lian or honestly Intend to do so before May 10. You are stealing your citizenship. Don't forget that. It's aH true as made -little apples. And don't I .....M. ;9..... Profeosional Directory Annnnr8 9: (?! COCIJRAN k EBEIiHlRD Ooo. T. . Cochran and J3olonH.Kberhart, Attorneys. La Grand Natioual i (canK Building. B. P. Fraternal Direct!?ry. r. o. KfCs, o. 4SX k'di'O r ly eevenin at R. J. GREEN, Atturne at Law Practice in all state and federal courts. Office La Grande National Bank Building. -U"- ,1.a Gjajinle I.o,ls No. K'l. W di'O mecta eac-n uiurs- 4iy ft.vniiflir at 8 o'clock, nonio . . 1 .,i r..ll., n-. and cluu privileges ,ii.-xiiu; tttoW'l " Urother Elks. COLON 1. EIJERHARD, Exalted RJter. A? R. C!."i:l!Y, Secretary. CRAWFOHD 4VEAKIN T. H. CraV ford and Robert 3. Eatla, Attor neys a law. PracUce In ail the courts of the state and the United Btates. Office, West-Jacobaoo Bldg., roomi 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregon. ' AltCmTBClH C. B. MILLER -Architect, room J7. New Foley Bldg. Phone Rod 1871. SIIX'IIANO-THKItAPY DR. A. N. MAYVII.LE Mechano- Therapy Physician. Chronic diseases my specialty. Physical and mental o....ii UICIL-UL3, ii u, ui iierajiy uil'J French massage. Phone Bl-ick 2311. Rooms 1, 2, 3, Coolidge building, op-! posite Star theatre. i 7-OODMEN OP TI1H WOULp La Grande Camp No. 1G9 meets every first and third Monday at Eagle. Hail. All visiting neighbors wel come. Dues payable at Uio off'ce of the cl-rk. New Fo4oy Bldg.. 9 pi., to 6 p. m. J. J. MOrtCHISON. 0. G R. J. KITCHEN. Clark iODEUW.fi OODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 770S meet on the first and third Thursday evenings of earh mcnth In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors Welcome. I J. I. fJHARST, V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. trale on Is good. .1,11 llgurlng out wluil Ihe proposl II. hi Is has laken nil ihe honor anil danger out of shell shock, and slnco lie made a rope with bedclothes nml slid down tho wall around the bar racks, but when he was some distance from Ihe ground the rope broke and I.leiileiinnt Duncan wfls badly Injured. Ife continued his nttetnor to however, and walked in the direction ! clienen, along the railroad line. ape, however, was discovered ' almost llnmeillalely. anil the Ailarm was sent out by tc!cgraph ami tele-phono. I i acre is sung tunnel between Are V. 0. CUMMINGS, G. W. DELAY, W. J. TOWN- f !"" e.'''i,,'''agai'n. L.;y, Ki.M. iaal, w. J. (jrKtjJiiN, H. u. prcATHEE, HUTCHINSON & SHERMAN, W. E. GREEN, and WALTER HOOVER ALL WESTERN BREEDERS Pacific Northwest ' Shoilhorn Breeders' Ass'n liol.iiily's scar ,f , ever.vliody gets , (lennall and Oiieseheneli, and when well prelly pllckly 111. it he was .Most of Ihe hoys the nvlalor emerged fi i trenches and nev- arrested. He was taken back to An- i Tl"' f-'"li"i's and mothers of thr real American citizen who lost his only son in Ihe war, said tho other day: "To my dying day when a man cemes lo my office for a loan I'm going to ask him if hn subscribed k every Liberty Loan. If hn hasn't, hf won't he aide to borrow one red cent from our house, no .matter IT lie off. one hundred per cent Interest." That s bow bard he believes in America. ' Don't forget right now yon nrn mak lug or breaking your reputation In thit community. We ai not going to for REBErvAHH Crystal T.o.-.ge Mi. Kl meets every Tuesday evening In the I. 0. 0. F. Hall. All visiting inein bora are Invited to attend. l.ETTIE McGOLPHlCK, N. G. : LUCIA HALEY, Itec. Sec. PIAXO TL'.NKIt. I K. of L. or Security Mt. Emily JAS. M. DALY Piano Tuner Ref- i Council, No. 246, meets the second erences, Mrs. G. S. llirnie Mrs R 1 anl 'curth Monday evening Phone Mrs. I 0 cloc " Eagle hall. J. Green, Miss Miller. R. J. Kitchen for appointment. Will members Rro welcome, be in La Grande in May. 2 4-lm,p ALK HARRIS. Fic'l. at 8 VUltlng OSTEOrATtilC. )R. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopath, Physician Specializing in disease of women and children. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 p. m., and by np pointment. Phones Office Red 1701, residence, Black 1231. 37 New Foley building. J. K. FITZGERALD, Soc. Pres. 10YAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camp ' meets every second Friday after noon and every fourth Friday even ing, every month in K. 1'. hall. All visiting members cordially welcom. l.onsE I.AXIHtl.'M, Oracle MARY E. WEST, Recorder. .SOI It MILK ;i)Oll Milt CHICKS "(ihe them all the sour milk or buttermilk they will drink." Thul's one thing thai Is . in thaslzoi In l hi i. A. r. bulletin. "I ceding tlr I dermatt nml the was. doubled. guard at the camp HERE'S ONE BAR3FR !' chlrlis lust Issued and ready fur Oilier ilellnlle Col I'.irry Craitl.e. l'ri::,!. II, ou ,1, S lli Aurlli , Man Niz IVi Carl! on, re. Idaho. Oregon. HERE'S ONE 8AR3ER WHO KEEPS SILENT London It's lu the Daily Mir ror, so it must he true. In Muswell hill, which Is In North London, is u barber who picks up n slate and shoves it In Iron! of his pallenl. It contains such phrases ns: "Hair cut?" "Shave?" "Don't use elliniers." "Short at the. Si'wyer-Iloimes company has n fresh 1 hack." slock of irarden and field seeds that I lie Is stone ileaf mid never boys who were lost or wounded won't let ns forge, whnt each nud every om of us do in tills Victory' Loan. They are going to cry "Stop Thief!- da. s .k chick:. III., u (list i Hun ion. are Iced fond lo se nil aller se u il !l liens. ,l.r. nml I poiwl.y f their opi vo it i li day : I Wek. C. W. I!r he wauls tl I'uwcis mak n't unit ies. . seconr :,nd also wsler i , to help Ih are sure of good sCeils from niem?- adv .ti n; if Here Are the Terms And They're Easy Per Per Per Cent Cent .. Cent .. Cent.. Cent.... Cent . VKTOIIY LOAX. h Application Inly la Aug. is Sept. a .-. (Jet. 7 Nov. IX FBTfinir sm DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Voter Inirlan. Hospital. Kilt Madison Av. State Stallion Inspector anc InsDector of Btocjt Tor shipment Home Independent Pfione, Black 41; Farmers Co-operative Phone Main 111. F. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259. -Meet every Friday night, ut Eagles Hall. Visiting" members welcome. .. LILLY, W. P. A. J. LALM, Sec. i:iM'CATIOXAL REMEMBER GOODING COLLEGE, Gooding, Idaho. Pratlcal . busi ness courses, review subjects, regular college work and sum mer Bchool. 12-19-tf Observer advertising will Dring re- ults. ; A Coated Tongue ? What it Means The official Victory picture, "Thr I'lico of I'care," will Jinvo moro than :.imm) foct of llhn anil will show reels o! A bnd brpath. enntnd tnnfmo. Wi I nrinal tlirtitinK on the Western front ; taete in the mouth, languor and debilitv- nre usuallv lnrin the rinsing rt'iys of the war. hi ifdilitinn, ton iitcivnt's, stasinR as ac ciiraioly as possihle some of the most heroic deeds performed hy American; on ihe hattieflclds, will ho used in prac id ally every moving picture theater in ie I'nited States. timulat e Retail Sales ADVERTISE .i i:s si'it.w i'ito;i;AM Many Oivyon fruit growers wasto llii'ir lime and perfectly Rood matt-rials hy applying sprays when insects nmnnt lie dcstioyel vv when niulec- t ion is of ' no va lu- All such, as well as growers who aim to spra)' always and only at critical pei iodr ' when t he crop may lie saved, may ! iinw order a t re (-py of the new' luilh iin, " Orchard Sniay Program fo- MM!'." just i.-ued h ihe O. A. C,! V U. S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR Never before has the American public had Wis money to spend which it lias today. The merchant or manufacturer who sits back ami waits for this money to come to him without making any effort to get it will awaken when it is too late. Ho will then realize that his more aggressive competi tor has been on the job ami has taken advantage of the strongest sales weapon known to industry, name ly, advertising. Don't wait for things to come your' way without doing anything to help them along. Advertise increase your advertising. Use tho newspapers to tell your story. Multiply the value of your sales talk a thousand fold and more. Develop that great potential market which is ready and will ing yes, .eager to buy the things. you have to sell but docs nut know that you have them. To Mimubto. -business surely, quickly, ntid ero nomically -Advertise no'A'. U. S. Department of Labor tf-r vii,cr;jj, Information a;i,l Education Service. W. 35, WXLSOJf, Sercxttar$v3 signs that the liver is nut of order. I'KOF. II rm MKTKR says: " The liver ia nn organ secondary in importance ; onlv to the j heart." W e can! m a n u f n c tare poi.soiiri-f ivitiiin our 1 own bodie.q j Which nr.. bs rie.idly as n pnalip's venom. j The liver arts ns a puard over our well-beinp, sifting out the cinders and nsiiep from Ihe general circulatiun. ! A blockade in the intestines piles a ' henw hnrf)in imnn Ih-.tr. i .i... i Corallis. II. 1 liarss and A. L ; intestines are choked or clogged up 1 l.o'etl ate auihors. ( tlie circulation uf tiie blood become.-! i i ' : KHeoned Rid tin? pvsUmu becomes j It is earnestly re.uiested that each lnadtJ. witl bixic waste, and we suffer -i voihh and ohl. in Union em.ni v ! ln "PiHiache, yeliow-cna-ed tonkin O. K. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. B. 8. boirla stated communications th second and fourth Wednesday of each r.onth. Visiting members cor dially welcomod. FI.OllKXCK BACON, W. M MARY A. WAR NICK, Sec. L. O. O. M. La Granae Lodge No. 850, Loyal Order of Moose holds regular meetlncs every Wednesday nlcht at S p. m. In Eagle nail next to Els' Bldg. on Washington Ave. Vhdtois always welcome. Dues pay able at Young's Sweets. W. C. IIAXFKN, Die. HARRY 8 WART, 8ec A. F. & A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, a. F. A A. M. holds regular " meetings first and third Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Cordrai welcome to all Masons. C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. Sec. KNIGHTS OF PTlmA5-Rcd Crosi Lodge No. 27 meets every Monda) night !n Castle Hall(K. of P. hall) A Pythian welcome to ill vtBltlng . Knights who has wtirn the ' i bad uniform of Uncle S;im he in l..a (rande one hour before : skin or eves. lasie in inout i. njinpt'T. nr -w acid dyspepsia, langimr, debility, yell.w At such tinic.-) nm Imin.l tf.e hospitnr un:: train comes late this take a pleasant laxative. Such a our w'ck and all such lien participate in ; j5 ade of May-apple, leaves of aloe, ! tin parade. -I-S-M :ialaP. P"t ''to ready-tr)-use form hy , ' loclr I'iercp, nearly fifty years a-t.. ai-i soiu lor :.' cents bv all drug-i.its us Dr. Tierce' Pleasant "Pullets. I More candies and f resh candies the finest that manufacturers can make you will find at Silverthorn's FAMILY DRUG STORE UX GPANDCORCOON. MWkton. CAi.ir. - For constipation, aiok himilacht', un inactive liwr, imliffustlon anJ ltli ousnvss then; is uuihintf to wiual I)r. Piviets P.loaiant IV-lk-u. I have tru-U utlier ilunes tut ATIV ntlllT frOllt. 1:U0 i'OPriPl:. 5uTti( i.s superior to likf the ptlkt1 La Grande Mattress Shop And Weaving Works Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and Fluff Rug Weaving. ' All Wrk Cillei for and Dtlirrrrd CHAS, EDWARDS Prp ONE BLOCK KAST OF FI.0CR MILL PHONE RED 132" fur without the XZ-TtjTcCr features no corset can pos sibly bo just as good. It contains the master touch of scientific construction. nu do not sacrifice com fort for stylo nml you do not sacrifice style for comfort when von wear riZ?fS-20PEN DAY AND NIGHT i J. C. HENRY Residence Undertaking Psirlcr rUMJRAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED KMBALMER .",, ., fell A coiujilete line always on hand, juacvl at 92..0 up. Mrs. Robt. Pattiion Corsetiere I'hone lied .V22l . Res'. 1702.. o.itr stifft. - , CHICHESTER S PILLS e o -Da,and(N!ght lf ;Pine Call Main 62 G O O- .... O 0 Q . . fc- Q 6- ; 3 0 3 0 0 S 0)