La Grande evening observer., May 01, 1919, Image 4

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An' Independent Nnwapuoer
Published Daily and Weekly at I.a
Grande, Oregon, by l,a Grande Even
ing Observer Publiahitj Company.
BRUCE DKNN1S, Publisher.
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Oruiiicd King fOthvaid
The OnlHi- T tl Cntnr, the lilih
ct honor tlie IlrJliftri Kovorelgn may .
ft, whon the poison of tnvy aij nun
picion once permenttH the syntem.
Uut there in a thinj? tluit cn be done
Entered at the Postoffice afla Grand. jtcr the venom,' either by printed "w "."J1 ,"' V" '!'"f, f",""",'" '
Oreifon. us Swonrt r:i Mail Matter, i . . . .. ., t . onlent ol. knlKlilliuod and ehivnlrjr in I
- - ; "Mscrecwa or ny pumie wpceen. """ i hMry, wa Inntliuled by . Kdw.rd
Address all Communication! to stitution never intended thjit the j ul , , j ;)4 lt kjs first knok a
The Observer, 1710' Sixth Street, abridgment of public speech should! the OHen of HI. tlmmb and mem-
'not apply to tbose who would finder ship was llinliod to 25.
mire the constitution itself. There i: i'.dwatd having lien victorious on;
a IcKltimatte limit to the latitude thai. ;'nd and sea. ind having King Uavid i
Thotie ' n' oiianu as prisoner, inuiatea tne
Jily and County Official i'apcr.
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t t- i i .u ,u .order In recognition of tht valor of
""".'"" " tilH braieMt Itnlght. While pot at
of the United States, the most liberal i ,,.., ,,, ...,. . .,. (.r,.
garter was given preemfnenrt
INy Courtly TIs of Thoe, trt Lartrf
and moat equitably applied of any dm
country on earth, are not merely law
breakers. They are guilty of high
treason and should be dealt with ae
cordjnjrly.
Navy Men Also Recog
nized. For the reason that the navy men
have not been specif icnily included, or
The
German Mind
Awaited.
According to the report ft prelimi
: wiry mentintc of reproHontativoH of the
afisocintod powoi'H tind thoe of the
lute German empire will be held to
morrow or the day after, Thin confer
ence cannot proceed far until wnie
thinjj will be known of the German
mind on the H.tuution. The document
wl.ich have been .so lontf in course of
preparation will be presented and the
late ndversarlea will be made iv-
amonK llie IhhIkiiUi. t It is of blue
vtdvot, bordered with Kold, with the
InHcriptlon In old French, "Kvil to
him who evil tlmreof thinks." There
in a tradition (hat the counters of
.Salisbury, while dancinK, lost her
yaiUiv, whlr-h b'r paiinr, the king,
fttnpped to pick up nd return,
whereat some of the courtiers til
tcrerl, At that Kdwnrd wrathfully
Mhoutod, "Kvil to him of evil there- j
of ihlnkH," and declared he would1
at least have been lens prominently ! make that barter tlic most glorious'
mentioned, the idea should not jrainieriifolnm itt tlie Uwd.
ground that the men who were with
the ships and on the seas in the war
are to be excluded from equal recog
nition with IhoHo who were with the
lund forces. Whatever may have been
apparent as making any distinction
has been an inadvertence and not in
any way intentional.
It comes about in thin way: The
larger portion of the young men from
Union county were with the army, al
though very many were in the navy,
and it has become a custom to speak
ASTOIt'S TAXI-IS i:X( r,KI IXCOMK
ft ia reported from London that
a well-known KrltlKh peer who was
born an American nnd became not
unilizrd In Knlanrt some yours hko
has paid more money for income
taxos than the total of his Income,
which is Haid to bo $4,000,000. The
infurenoe is that thi above dispatch
refers to Huron WilUam Waldorf As
tor, former Amorlcnn muHinilllion
aire, lleing a Tlrltish subject, bo Is
compelled by Hritisn law to pay In
come tax on all his n. venues from all
iltw) 1 ho AiiumIpum I:iw fntn.
only a convenience of speech, when in j ,,) I):,y.,t of Ineoiric lax on bis
fact the feeling of gratitude extends Income from Aiiierbvn property. Ills
to the soldiers of the sea on well af.jNew York luxes on Aslor renllty
to the land force.i? aiuoiinled to about J 1 ,1100,000; the
The Observer's ntlcnlion hns been , l'""''ial income lax, Willi surtaxes,
called to this matter and it can say I ' "";. "'; firhiHl. income
with all candor that no slight what
ever has been intended and no dis
eriminntion is permissible when re
ferring to all the forces that wore en-
quainted with what is expected from jgnged in the work of defeating the
them on the part of their cnnriucrors
-for they were vanquished regr.nllesti
of the camouriage that has been at
tempted ,by the Prussian leaders, ,
It has been reported that t!i' Ger
mans have n counter proposal Inidud
,tiiig reduction of armament, national
I'russian monster. There wore some
thing near a thousand of Union coun
ty's young men in the service, some
with the artillery,, some with the in
fantry and others in other branches,
and many with the submarine chasers
and with the battleships, ready to do
l.ing or waterways mm n jew tuner wnntover might, ne assigned to them,
things closely imitating the main prin- It is prenumable that the volunteer
ciples of the Palis ponferoijco. There timk ns ner.rly as he could his choice
Is also a report that it has been irced in the branch of service, and the one
that Germany may usl: (picstions in. who were called under the selective
the way of securing ft clearer under-1 regulations nccepted the places to
slainling of the provisions which hnvejwhieh they were assigned,
been arranged for their approval, but The public feeling and the public es
. that no nrgumeul will be permitted. Ttjtimates goes out. alike to them all.
is a case where the victori arc to have; There could not in deference to cum
the 'say.v And it is up to the v:.n hnn ivmrtesy and in heartfelt adora
!uishcd to accept if it iu their wish.t:on of them all, be any distinction or
that the war be ended. The war i'h not. i difference as to the particular branch I
in reality ended; the armistice is still ,nf service tliey were enrolled.
in effect. The call for the armistice!
was to take up the matter of terms ( KNSIGN I.AWRKNSON TO
of peace. If the lerinn ai'e rejected. HOLD WKKK-KNI) SKUVIf'KS
the war theoretically at least is still j
on, but Avith no battleships, suimia-l Knsign N. H. I.awrenson of Port-,
Hues or airplanes; with no percepti jhind will visit La Grande over the
hie armed force in the field and with joining week-end and will conduct spe
u million allied soldiers iu Gei man (:,m1 , '""'JW Saturday night all day
a :,., ...i,. f ...,.,..,,.,,1 't"u .iiuiimij inKiu, riirinci
Ineotno from his American properties
Is estimated at $4,000,000 annually,
or $'100,000 less tlrin his total tax
ation on both shies of 1h Atlantic.
Tliorc now seems little doubt thai '
when fho paving crews urn working
on (ho new j,tato highway through j
Ml'ltou, the city will pave at least'
four blocks of Main street.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
hold a cooked. food sale at Pattison-'s
giocery store, Saturday, May Hrcl,
WANTED
Tvp experiencetl Salesladies
, At Once
'
Gome and Get Acquainted
Vou will gain more style information through a'viit here than you can in any other way. Ours is a service designed
to be of the greatest practical Huluwto our patrons, and cur resources enable us Jo bring the best values procurublo
to your means.
The mere fact that your money buys mo. -it Sure would be cf little consequence, were it not for the fact that all mer
chandise we sell is of strictly dt-nrndaMr. quality, which ccn be relied upon for utmost service and satisfaction, Wt:
mean that your money spent here results in the greatest amount of service, satisfaction and value.
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Others wc have received during
bulk of our stock now are:
A Wide Range of
GKoice In
Fashionable Footwear
Our advertising can do no more thar,
touch on the variety of authentic styles
nt your disposal in our stock. Let us
V , suggest that you visit our shoe depart'
I mont. We Jiave new low shoes evey
j week. Today we received a new black
'i kid oxford, high heel, in AA to C widths.
, ' Price S7.00
K Aho a patent, low heel pump, welt sole.
Price $1.50
M;s:esr white canvas oxford, sizes II1,
to 2. Something new. Price $."J.25
the last two weeks and which make up the
JERSEY SILK PET
, TICOAT3
in all new shades for the sea
son's co;itume. Ulue, rose, cerise,
biege, lavender, purple and
green. Some are fancy plaited,
others icn plain. Prices rnn.e
from $o.(W to $il.00.
rli'ownj low heel oxford, welt sole. Price
Black, low heel oxford, welt solo. Pi-icc..;
(White canvas oxford, medium low heel, welt so' 2. Price ...
White canvas sport oxford, low Kngliili heel. Price
White canvas pump, medium heel, welt nolo. Price
Also children's one-strap slippers in white, black and patent.
. ,$f..00
. .$6.00
. .$l..rjO
. . $3.75
..$1.50
SPRING NECK
,WEAR Many novol effects in rew
spring neckwear are here in
georgette ami organdy, t.atre
collars and apron front vosU'C.
Many are plrown in new roll
styles. The laces J.re washable.
Also Ruehing by the yard f- r
trimming purpo.-es, in georgette
and organdy pink, white and
natural colors with black stitch
ed edging. ;
BLACK MOIP.E SILK
a popular and wanted material for
the coming season. Mi Inches wide,
$1.50
"FIXO" CORN PADS
A new supply in our shoe de
partment now. They give in
stant relief to sor jst corns. You
know if you've tried ihem. If
not, "get acquainted."
I F YOU'SE LOOK
ING FOR OUTING
TOGS
Watch our wiiKlows. All kinds
of khaki outing .suit 3, hals, leg
ging?, lace knee tiouser?, skirts
and boots. Everything ycu want
for your trip to the nills.
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NEW .
New dress goods arrive
daily and with a lim
ited space it is hard to
confine ourselves to a
few brief items. How
ever, here are a few of
the last words in our
dress goods depart
ment: !
NANCETTE
SILKS ,
A material as soft and
fine as silk jersey and
with somewhat the ap
pearance of jersey
yet a pure soft silk, for
skirt or dress. Price,
$:;.50 yd., 40 in. wide. I
See window. '
BARONET i
SPORT SATINS
A most beautiful "Ma
terial" for sun- 11er
skirts. See our .(win
dow. We have more
inside. Price, $4 ,r'J yd.
NEW SJ.r.K
POPLI7.T
Just arriv-id, blue,
navy, rose, um nnd
Kray are V.le colors.
Price, $1.00 yd.
When I he Union County Army and
Navy auxiliary give their reception to
4-.!0-nt 'all Union county boys who have se.-:i
service In any form, every man, wo
man nnd child in Union county is ev.-
Hiiv vnni fi(ld nnd irnrdnn kpcHs at
Snwyor-IIolmes company and be sure ! 1cted to be there to see thejjar
of frPHh, growing seeds. Adv. It-lfi-t' 1 4-2S-.it
:H1C
prospect:
hostilities are not altogether discour
aging as far as the forces under Mar
shal Poch are concerned. The general
forecast, is that "they will sign on the
dotted line."
There should he some
! announcement regarding these
lings will be made later in the
meet
Y cek
j It is earnestly requested that each
iioy, young and old, in Union county
woo nas worn ine uunorm 01 uncit'j
interesting j hum be in l.a (trande one hour before
news from Paris within the next day
or two.
A General Clean-Up
Needed.
the hospital unit train comes bite thin
week and all such men participate
the parade. 4-i!S-fit
It Js no mere accident that so many
Infernal machines have been discov
ered iu the mails intended for-official i
who are assumed to have something
to do with the enforcement' of the lawn
agnin.fl anarchy in thY United States
There in no doubt whatever, at the
fame time, as to the general source of
this murderous plan. The individun1
may not be "spotted" so easily, hu)
the will to work evil is lodged with
a'l thone who have the idea that gov
ernment is wrong. And about every
one who wails and figuratively dm
rates himself with crepe over the po.
litical ills of the times have that idea.
'Penutiful stationery, envelopes, pa
per and high class tablets, inks, type
; writer paper, crepe paper. Vou wil
inUvays find a good stock of these a'
jSilverthorn'fl. 5-1-tt '
FAMILY DRUG STORE
UOV GRANDC.ORtQON.
Our War Obligations
Must Be Paid
uy j'oiif quota of A'ictory Bonds now.
This is your responsibility as an American
citizen.
Wo will gladly give you all the information
and assistance we can.
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
Member Federal KeseiT System
Sound, Reliable and Progressive.
If i p " 111
Fruit-Juice
Essences
Jiffy-Jell desserts carry
real fruit flavors in es
sence form, in vials.
A wealth of fruit juice
is comknwd for each "des
sert. So you Jet a frcsh-
fruit dainty, hcaltlifuj and
delicious.
T!'si:i the new-type
quick gelatine deisrrt
five times as f,ood as the
old kitii.i.
Loganberryaan Plne
Epple are two of the best
flavor. Try Co m.
1 'hey're fouikl only in
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Tickets Now On Sale
For the Play that
all want to see
A
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indmills of
Band"
Ho
Played by La Grande Higfc Sciiooi Gfce Ci
on Evening of IWay 2 . .
'A HOT SPOT Chalmers
gives "a little extra'
every time y oa ask it
NlUNK paying $coo or more for a car. is entitled. to
something more than "mouse-colored performance
That thinrr called "a little extra" is the middle
liame of this Hot Spot Chalmers.
You- find it in the followine ways:
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I. When you want "a little extra" power on a hjll.
y s. When you want "a little extra"smoothness in traiTic performance.
3. When you want "a little extra'' mileage on tires.
4. When you want "a little extra" mileage on gas.
For there are two things in particular this Hot Spot
Chalmers is noted .for. One is the power it extracts from as;
nnd the other is the ease 'with which that power is used.
Sitting in the tonneau or at the wheel you notice them.
.'v ' And notably the last named. The stillness, the lack of lurch.
tne niuming ot an mecnamcai action is as noticeable as the fog
horn is to the mariner when the fog horn stops.
Hot Spot "breaks" up the gas so-that the engine can
get at the power that nature put in gas and RamVhprnnnishes
the job by feediug it gently, cjuickly and to e;lc'1 cylinder at
lust tne ngnt moment to.give results dc luxe.
Vou Jio dri'e more expensive cars"fnan
a Hot Spot i'haljncrs would do well to check
up thlse statements by seeing for yourself.
Yim'r'e uivttj-.l. Cnm niin.
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