La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 02, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textto'' f$ TWO qlgpAV, :f ay T'i". 15 - - G o - " r..7-::- . ,o. . ft-V1iW )r.nh CASUALTIES OF 3 , AlEoTEAINWfW. Ift If I ED Of MONEY If It Is In. The 1 o " ' u i,e HUmli.rt tl J! In fnutic8 'llii'M ''VMM ii.ili.ni I i'hls I' CenliSl AmrrUt .lppiillralliM lu-i t r To? the9 idea Coming Oct tf. Kfeala ' Y Recommend These Kirschbaum Clothes GROG ERY LIN r . r (iff to. llicin the rVturiiii:g Air when the lirtii' ciiini'S Hats ,l).ys! Jay asido t Iii good old uniform of (). '). nothing hiif. the best ill civilian it-lot lii-s s.houlil t.ik: its plai'c. We have litem Kiryi-liliMiiNi Clothes from "the .very saiije shops wliirh lnaclf uniforms for Ihousaiuls ami rliollSMIi'ls'of A mcl'ic.ti) wddiei s. All wool falii-it-, da.sliinu' style, wcarih" V 'i ' i ;., ii'ici lim a ;ieiiit.s, af kI i-ciiI Ii, Imiirst viiliU's' 'and store a coi'ilial wvleotne and service always. II, i The New Waist Seam Styles $40 In Elues, Greens, Cheviots. $20.00, Men's Spring Suits Carried in Stock as Low as $25.00, $32.00, $32.50, $35.00 Hill's Department Store " . AX rRANCISW), fa., May 2. .' 'dUT XVOKTIfc X-x., May 2. The first uirt great ai need of the i A iiiin'l"'il iilitl Hix ii.eu were Millled j republic of Salvador Ia monev. tald j nt tin ihrtV Kowmmuiit ovia-! Salvador Sol. nejv .minifcttn' rien- t;mi f it lds b.'tui !l Av. ;ipnit)i(iiar ai u:n uigum For that j 10 n'n-ii: :! of aerit B'unlry who has Ju.U arrived from j roidi!i to official fig- Souili Aniorua,. The iiiony itt nred- mude pnhUr. I 'd at ouc, acconliiiEf to Miui.siur Sol. , in tliL- h tutu pT-n-Ht. lh three . 'iTwuaw-five tniiliong of dollars r,'-)iH ,ifw Uvin c:tid turned on l are nedud to properly late care of i,I7r linislitd aviators, most o.' our r:oMe crop and Hit) KovernmuiK ,v1.mu v.-i.t H'iit to t he western tof the republic will nol only welcome f. (,.,(. , thousand cuiiuuissioned jtnreifen capital hut will make every ,i v. it it s wr-i a'ao s tit Imth fron ii'air intl'irement to attract it," he nth.-r .hfil3 to fiuisli their gnu kuI. "W e are pai Mculai ly anxious i,. r v course at Taliaferro field. to increase our commercial relations The M;,jKtifs m.Kie puhlic show (with the United SlaleK. that d-jriui,' the tra'r.iiiK period the j ..Thb lt.aSon that Salvador did not .tchial hiMirs at Ca-nHliers field actively enter Into the war uKahil I :;.."", at iiiin.a nnu Germany was. the fact that there was an old cliiine of politicians favorable to that conn try.1- Since the war that element has been completed elmin- ated. The administration of the country a& elected now is entirely in the hands of pro-American officials. Our President, Jorijj Melendez, was educated in the U'ntod States and I am one of a number of others in of ficial positions who have had the bamo advantages. We are particularly anxious for Isome large banks who can do busi- Iliers ii.wk !'i:.M !: in i;i:.r FISHING TACKLE (ttUILtlty (iIM-i lml.'i- to (he ( 'onfi'i-rtici 'Ivit ItivlslntlM i;m, i.nil at T.tli;ir;Ti Held. .4. The i. ill .-pin un.l none tlive were r. MiiMiMl'le fr a I- t-- i"i'ity o pin- :i. . hi. 'Mis. ai-o'ii.liriK' t officon. in Hit eniire 1 niln.'ii ,' M'-rlod not slnul.- A rh'iin 't' a" killed on, II,,, fiisi .)lo fllnlii. "I'l'l" ls a'tt'ib- i,l,.,l in the tlinro'iuli Insirueiion (.niunil wiirk. T'i".'"' Hrlllhh a-,.,,, killed Hie !"!'' rl llilltft. While the tail spin ami nose dive eie I Met fell'lurs M H' fatality j i,, II, were mnnv oilier lontrih- UTinU inusrK. Ciipiiiin Vernon f.itle. the Ameii ,iin , I., m e Inlet prefer, who had faced i..;i:!i nuineioiis tiin's liver the Oer- I"1" a 3 t-rnn-" v" y n(!l.a js an institution whu-h .t,.,,, ,! his inaclline sharply to avoir". " ' ,,. ., .,, ... . , , oilier aviaior here. hi tieas lit a big way t open up in Sul ; vador. Thera are two banks of a ii-upilal of a half million dollars who Ihave started business but what we Fresh Fruits or Vegetables We Can Supply Your Wants. Assuring Highest Quality. Prices Always Sight To Avoid Any Disappointment Phone Your. Orders to Main 70. Prompt Delivery. Harris Grocery Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 408 North Fir Street Across the Track "Any man -At- PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store. fj-el. i ;t me j v'Olli.KNZ, (Corresi)omlence of lh' Arisiicialed I'n hk j C.'i iiiaiiy's pr. i pa rations Tor the peace c.nfiremv . worn conducted by a pt-ace. htiri'at 'nrtanized in I-'ehriiaiy under ditee Mon of the foieiiril oKicc. ihtiii din nmnuit' In Ihi. C.hL m VolLa '..it Th.. i'..n!:in Kobert Isett. o( PrOVI tit are ttiireau Is rnintiiNeil nf rim ii.-m . nest adjutuut at Harron field, 'committees which iu psI it'ated and .ell f-oai the reat ! Jt height, eporti-d nil vMiiotiK ph;is-s of lh 'work. The newspaper article aavs: hill ntu an' hu-Ked hetuiit for the. nianoeuver, . . I. ...I U',e lHlle.ll The vouni: son of tleneral I'eyton :"- .-..-. r M n .'h . hief of ttiiff. was killed at 'opportunities for .,..1.1 ...1,11.. enquired In llie L'Miiiiei.v i. II ..I. ..,i.ii,. i i,,.l.l ,.,,,; ,,l(.,ire at helKht of 8.U. , ' m " , . v Tint wiiitis of his macnine m-i,,m; . ...ei.t with those 01 mil .man " "'- "."" jilane. Hubert will have a capital ul at least ten millous of dollars. who has capital, say will find excellent investment which, with work nnd care, will bring him un.ar lit a from going 81.UE RIBBON SODA WAFERS " XT If A QUALITY Blue Ribbon Soda W brain to depend on down there. "Our coffee before the war, was 5.0U0 eonsumed in France, Italy, (ier- w ea fell from their planes many and KnKianj. rvow i.eriiiinij m H helthts he-.iuse of failure to j8 eliminated and the United Stales All oneslions rel.iliiiir hi nolilie.,1 sln.n themselves 111. lis BettiUK one nan 01 our cuip. economy, commercial policy, coloniiii - "U will be my particular endeavor I lems ami internal lonal law had lt III: S1)1 Wlltr. UAH'S jto foster the commercial relations lo 'hu lnvestinaled In order that m AltH DWIKIil) II.I.ECiAl. between the two countries and to In ioliiirehensle uudelslimdilij; of He terest capital. Herman point of vhiw with refeiLiuii AI.Il.VN'V. N'. Y.. May 1-. Supreme rr.V for oul. protection on the Site these i nest inns eoul.d he ohtiiineii four! Justice lludd Wednesday iiP-i!nnu( states confident of its falr- 'liefore the commeucemenl of- nenoii h. id the content ion of the public tu.i;ai a0 much nat wo sont our dele- alionit. sriii- ' oininission. suronn uisini... i Kiaa (0 (i10 Paris I't tico convention The five committees formed by ih Mi::! im-re.-i.-ed tales iy the New York . (,lstru(;ted to concur with the vole of, 1 e.ue Muieau. consisted of lecal. p. 'I', e , I coi.ipanv "nd the Western . lhl i'nted States on all questions lull .!. eronnmleal, 11. ,e,, :.,i. mt r ,ii,n T-l-r.r. hp company ana P-: wlilch rame up. We do not fear anv- Hundreds of Values If you would find' the elusive pot of irold nt (he end of the rainbow come to the RAINBOW SAI.K which starts Saturday, May .3rd, and ends Satur day, May 10th. Here, you will find hundreds of merchandise valued each with a Having that will surprise and delight vou, CHRISTIE'S VARIETY STORE La Grande, Oregon a ers l:fe-!ii:iliiin ii'irn t e w ;:fo: Mini inn l.llllllilteeM diii- ! ' it Serve tlieso tiny squares of Tru Bin coodncss. They'll fLb?' wafers will the enthunm- and friends because of their delicious crispness and their unique size. They're good be cause they're better, per package 20c and 45c We also carry a complete line of Tru Blu Cookies in package and bulk. Once tried always used. Strawberries and lots of fresh vegetables for Saturday. City Grocery and Bakery PHONE MAIN 75 This la : t.Ue. t -; ' M'-MH i-tiiis ami tin pn!.' cat line; mad.' liii'iif. fa.'h en ti i hi i : 1 f v. as liitli'Cf i.'tl to iullect ail lii -liua at a n . i pit ileal tlaia an I iiilorm.il inn fo I'orin lta;;:s lor (Jeiiiian aciinn ul Mie "V- iilllles cilinre.1 s. Arf c will h r iu at once t ''i I'd IHlctMii;: kis iiknI ill P'ii'v' ciiuniy. opeiiir up Kuuh and ': alleys, w it ti a total u; T:..ihmi am ir larmpi lands an ! tt illi.it.s of t of tinilter r,,,.,l it-created raien by me ew Vitrfv Tiephnue couipiny wore ille- :,1 utilawlnl, am! issued ilijunc- t i inii-is prevent itir, enforcement I lie ilM-l'i';!.- s wliii'li wei hv .Ms1nia-Wr-H.'iiet iil. Ill II i "!l I ordered thiilK as we are confident that the Monroe Doctrine will stand and .that this country will safeguard the na-; Hour of this continent. - l!i: rittiss ix jiohma: i Tlieie will lie a 11. ensure on the j :l,.vll,l nn June fir a .y.nu.m" mini I hum! e. in- in Hillia n pounty. The :i l . 'iiiens Imni t "-n In circnltiHou i ,inr sniie' lime and me luring weleonl- " .1-1 .11 el V S-ction Of till' COUllty. Al- . i ly i nouuh lliinie.; to insure the : ineieiire cnihi; to a vote have beer , You ad a snare SOLDIERS ATTENTION! The Union County Army and Navy requests the presence of every Union county boy entitled to wear a uniform at a reception given in their honor at La Grande, on the day of the arrival of Field Hospital Unit 167 from overseas. Watch the papers for day and hour of arrival. The parade. is fcr all men who have served in any capacity in any war. All such should meet at the Elks' club in La Grande one hour before the train arrives. In the winning of the war when you purchased Liberty Bonds of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th isuss. By subscribing to the VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN you will share in the great work of reconstruc tion. . . Remember, the expenses of our gWenulwmt did not end with the firing of .the List shot. Do your part now. BUY YOUR VICTORY E0NDS T0iY. United Stele; -Nat ion?fI MOSTAIl. IIKZK-'IOVIN'A. (Cow-, spnndenl of the As-oeiiited I'ross) j All llie hospitals of 1 lerzoeovina and j ltosnin, which nre full of sick and j wounded soldiers, returned from Austria, and many civilians suffei intr j from typhus and n'her diseases, are reeelviiiK aid from the American Ited r'ross which has sent several, dorinrs and nurses here and u larso ; quantity of medicines and elnlhini:. i The Heil t'ross Mi-slon. which is In; 'pliarm- of Captain F. C. Thwuits of Milwaukee. Wis., h.lii relief stntlnns! at llaKiisa. Spnlnl". Sarajevo. Simi lar -ml other points. It is turnlnitl lis attention to ''lolhiui! the desll-' lute. carltiK for the s-iclt. and improv nii; sniiilnry meth-nis with a view to. llie pre.-enlion of tyi:hus. II is co-npt'i-atlim Willi the United Slates Pond l-'liniine Commission which in, dislrlliiilinu flour and tats to the poor. i 'ITohut iful stationery, envelopes, pa--.cr and hit;li class tablets; inks, type- ' writer f aper, crepe paper. You will ahviiys find a Rood stock of these a Silvrrtlmrn's. fi-l-tf 7 FAMILY DRUG STORE ( A SOANDt.OBefiON. LECTRO SERVICE Clears Short Circuits Makes Brighter Lights Recharges Magneto Easier Starting More Pep and Power WITHOUT LAYING UP YOUR CAR WITHOUT TEARING DOWN YOUR MOTOR -SEE- Hilton's Garage New Telephone Direc I . tory Soon 7 DO ok Corrections and Changes Shortld Ee'Filad Before May 1Mb. o I ! 'I Borne Independent i n ill ! I i W ; W Newest Footwear Styles rossv $3.03 voiv new. $3.50 i v J'.lai k Kid Colonial with buckle. .V very r-tylish pump. Price -. . .'. New P.hii-k Suodo Oxiords. Something Price : New Dark Drown Colonial tic another vn-v' new st.vaV. Prico .: i '...$3.00 "With I.nilis $6.03 Xhw P.ioWii Kfd Oxfoitls AvitJi .T.iniiJ ht tl. oiir.lit-t 'ylcs. Viih v v New P.lai-k Kid Pumps in plain .cut. lied, l'lii c .: :'. .-. One or ' ,.. So.OO lar.v hcr new stvlos in piiinis anl xrd m show"'voii tltc iai'cst as.ortnicnt in li 1b sliipincut of Kvcnvc.ir Hosiery lira Lull-. i. y. FRENCH SHOEtO. .. ... . i -im 'HI in la Gim&ef Oregoite o o : i ci n-'w a ! I f tiva none ,o. 5Q o o cen, riinuipairne. ititc Ttml l.iai ; in )ot!i o wonicn'siaiicLiiicii liosiiv. o0 o o 'TWgNWW'ttW,'"y,W'fl0 U""J -"rf""'"""j"'"r'f ' o o 0 0 .s?e i .