La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 07, 1919, Image 4

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n?3l e the utfW'olfH'iio in regard to
the tax on thf'nrouitn of 'Add labii
awiv0a m the new revenue fliw. $
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A4JrtM all Communications to
Tl 01)Brt, 1710 Sixth Strt.
t ilt nui tuuaty Official hapvr.
On bale la Other Cities Oregon Howl
News Stand, Portland; Imperial News
Etand, Portland; Multnomah Hotel
News Stand, Portland, Oregon.
Naturally, everyone who ig interest
1 in (hilihen as ehildren, and every
!ne -who him any Bane vic- of till
economic waste of killing the f'ice
j t hut. lays the golden vkk, hope. Own
thiif decision ntiiy'not be suptnim-d by
Ihe supreme court.
But whether or not the tax is up-
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SUBSCRIITION HAT Ed
Hy Carrier
Dally, per month 85c
Daily, per three montht
Daily, per aix months in advance $3-75
Daily, per year in advance 17.50
Daily, single copy : Cc
Ily Mail
Daily, per year in advance 15.00
Daily, per aix months in advance $2.50
paily, three months 'n euvance. .ii.zo
Daily, por month 60c
Weekly Observor-Star, by mail, per
vmt In advance $1 50
A "SKY V)l.nT WINS . .Enid Menmtt, is left hie-h r.nd dry.
Uljsf'UT IX SHRINK CAMPiShe slaps th face of Ihe officious
sheriff and iif teVjorhis via a b::
Tlie ro'ft'liest man find the no.t -ip:, onl' leaving when a truntf. prt
:ib;itloiicd woman is aincniif.le to tht 'pares to share her escape. She land.
Hofter and moie leauti!'ul influents :in a small town, falls into a rom.tnce,
of life if they are approached in the :a near tratfedy and wins out by her
ritfht way. " This is strongly aiul dia-jintelliwcnce and resourcefulness,
inaticully brought out in "As the Sun C. (iardner Sullivan wrote the
Went lown,' tiie p(wejful .Mrfcro story Wad Fred Niilo directed the pic
pbiy in which tlie clover star, Kdithture. Mr. 'Sullivan is of the' opinion
held, sooner or later the reform will 'Storey, is seen at the Sherry theatre that it is one of his best stories,
"My Cuuiitry "I'M of TIht,
l.innl of l ih. trlv."
Soviet Propaganda Right
at Home.
and evon the Hhort-ftik'Mcd jirople wilT P he V('ry fa.rt tluit this ta
have to find it out sometime.
The avci-ajrc person would si-oreely
believe that riht at home there is
lie ins; 'i)Tuliitcl, moio or Ich.h piii
rpptitiously, the Russian soviet doc
trine. A c-in-ulnr of tilts kind has
been sent to the. OI"i'ver office anil
it wns stated hy the man who deliv
ered it that there is conniderahle work
of this kind Ileitis carried on for the
purpose of Inducing people to believe
that n great social and political revo
lution is the only ren edy for. present
conditions.
Among other things is printed, and
of course endorsed, a copy of the con
Rtitution of what is called "the
world'H first soviet republic," the Le
Tiino and Trotsky document of Russia.
One paragraph declines: "For the
purpose of securing the working class
in the possession of the complete
power, and in order to eliminate all
possibility of restoring the power to
the- exploiters, it is decreed that all
toilers be armed, and that a Socialist
Red Army be organized and tin; pnip
Citted class he disarmed,"
I f anyone has nnyt hint?, In';e it
nway front hitn, is the Hiugan.
While we eel secure in having n
government and institutions that
guarantees the safety of all and are
disposed to think that such un-Ameri-cnu
and uncivilized ideas nre confined
to the big cities and in the localities
where the foreign population predomi
nates, the fa;t remains that the poison
of sedition is being scattered right at
home.
MHXICAX 1 1 1 I X I'lU T I : T ll
I'.X ICO (MTV. Mav 7. The De-
pjirlment of Agriculture and UovoJ-.enougn lo interest any audicm-e.
ojiment has otilained foods for ihoj i nv compelling stoi y, ht.w.-yer, was
pioleetton of tli ancient ruins of -not sultx-ient f ir the producer of this
Mltla, located lit the district of (extraordiuary phitop!:iy. He has
riucolula. Hi ate of Oaxaea, whi-!i I surounded it with all the Oriental
have been subject to depredations, splendor rf the original court and citv
A commission of the govern ment
bureau or nrclieiinKy win nave
charge of the work. The Mitla ruins
are among the oldesl left by th'i
tribes that preeeedd those conquer
ed by Hie Simnta-ds early in thu
IDth cvulury.
Justice Will Prevail In
the End.
come. I Me puoiic opinion or tne wnoit
world Is against the eniphyment ot
children under 11 yearn, to the detri
ment of their health, education aw1
future usefulness. The labor charter
adopted hy the Peace Conference is
evidence of that.
A few reactionaries may make such
a fusH that they halt for a few mo
ments the procession of the rtw.f
toward its goal. Eventually they are
thrown Into the ditch by th roadside
The oncoming tide of forward-loi'ki.ip
humanity to too much for them.
One may he disgusted at the cruelty
md lack of vision of the peop.c who,
are trying to prevent the p;is.uge o"
child labor laws. One may feel i.oign
ant regret for the children whi will
suffer while the fight is on. Bu'.
there is no despair in the situation.
Hacking the universe does not pay,
the last time toJiy. . possessing comedy vlue as we.ll as
In the story it is sh iwn how a 'dramatic strength and a character fur
young clergyman, h has g.iiie in the star which enables her to employ
search of if long nt brother, is the'her talents to the fullest extent,
means of causing the regeneration of j It is a Thomas II. Inee production
many of the inhabitants of this vile;and the leading man is Al Ray, cousin
mining town, how one of the most of Charles Ray, a well known star
abandoned women, played by Miss in Paramount pictures.' Robert Mo
Ktorcy in an intensely dramatic man ! Kim, widely known as one of the
ner, becomes one of the bet influ- most artistic- villians on the screen,
ences in the ine ol the community, I plays the part of a vrook. Gertrude
and how yhe takes this "sky pilot"
into her home and oii of respect for
him, becomes a good and happy woman.
The Sherry Theatre promises its
patrons an unusual treat tomorrow
and Friday when it will present for
the first time the remarkable William
Fox extravaganza, 'Ali Balm
and the Forty Thieve;;."
The storjjf of Ali Baba is one of the
most interesting in that famous old
Persian classic, the Arabian Nights.
Claire, a charming actress, has a de
lightful role.
There has never be,i-n a time la
t he memory of I 'mat f Hit county
fanners when the prosp'cts for a
bunipor whe.r, crop worn brighter
than at this time. -With continued
f.tvoi aldo weather from now to har
vest time will mean, without doubt,
a record crop for the county.
Saturday and Sunday pine apple
has held sherbet will oe served at Mlvei thorn s
its popularity for over a thousand , 'ouniain. x ou may expect something
years and has been translated inloextr mce- Also- fruit nut sundae
everv known Inm-nuu-o i i-nn runt .- 1 "pceinlfi. 4-2-'M
that - it ha.s ent'Ttainnif nt v;iluc
mmmmm
FAMILY DRUG STORK
UA GRANDt.ORCGOH.
of the great fa
whose magnify
even in those d;
lip
ph, Maiciun-al'Kash d ;
nee was rcmnt kai.ie Ck. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get
tit extravagance.
Secretary Rons"Vtll, leinpornry
liead of Mm navy, h cmuiiilltiR and
roiwunllnK to Senaior McNary em!
uinleH nf the cost of paint iiiK, iinlle-
ItiK and otlierwlse
liattleslilp Oregon In I'oriland har
bor. Tim navy (1 parlnient, when
InmlH are avii I hililc. will transfer lo
111" Hlalo the lattl'liir. Oreismi as u
lilxlnrli al nicinnm nil, piovlded the
htale or city will niiilnlaln Ihn nnie
km a public liiHtltnllo.i, free Tor pub
lie lnHclion anil III Mnixl order.
MISS HKXXK'IT HAS AI'I'KAI.IXfi
iioi.K ix "wiikx no v !; i:at?"
Xenest I'iclure Is Likely In Increase
Popularity of Dainty Slar.
With the attractive title, "When Do
niainlalnlni; Ihe i We Mat?" ami a role said to lie mi-
pealine; in the last decree, Knid l!en
uett seems destined to add to her
at the Cause and Remove It
0 FdVards' Olive Tablets, tVe substl.
tula for calomel, act gently on the bowels
and positively do the work.
People nfilicted with bad breath find
quick relief through Dr. EJwards'
Oiive Tablets. The pleasant, sucar.
cjated tablets are taken for Uid breath
by all who know them.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowcU and liver,
stimulating tliem t) natural action,
clearinn the blood ard gently purifying
the entire eystem. They do that which
THAT BAD HACK.
lare and ever im-rcusine; following . dangerous calomel does without any
with her net Paraniount picture. of the bad alter ellects.
"When Do We Hat'." which will he All tho benefits of nasty, sickemnR,
, . , . , . .. , , . griping cathartics are derived f ro.-n Dr.
shown at Ihe Arcade 1 heat re today Edards. 0iive Tablets without griping,
and tomorrow, is a story of the mid-1 pa;n or any disagreeable effects,
die west and opens with a d isasl cons j Dr. F. M. Edvards discovered the
ART DOLLS. 4 1 .
.Vmelliinir ew for the kiddies, Unenkablei Dolls,
in pretty Ki')K"ni dresses, wim hair rmbons.
Price $1.75.
Ot
300 Pair Boot Silk Hose
75c Values Cut to
39c
All second f?nde hose, hut very slight imperfections in woikmanship. rcular
value l!c; in black only; all sizes, from 8J to 10. Remember, only 39c.
(CHILDREN'S OX
FORDS '
Something new in Low
Shoes for the kiddies. A real
lace Oxford for noys and
girls, straight last; in black"
jatent leather and white
carinas. See. tiiem in our
window.
CORDOVAN HOSL
Another shipment of that
popular new shade Cordovan.
We have it in pure thread
silk, at also in KILT-
MORE, all pure, heavy silk
hose, at $-."jU, equal to our
J,a France hose, which we
will he unable to get again
until Fall.
More New
Pumps
Monday morning brought us three
new Pumps, which we are showing
now
A black Patent Leather, Louis
heel, turn sole: perfectly plain, as
in illustration, AA to C widths. Price $i;.0u
Black Patent, in military heel, AA to C widths. Price $5.00.
Illack Kid Pumps, military heel, AA to C widths. Price $5.00.
Our stock of Low Shoes is now nearly complete. Two more
Pumps arrive this week, a black kid and a brown. We have the
following now in all sizes
Plack Kid Oxford, military heel. Price $(!.00.
lirown Kid Oxfords, military heel, welt sole. Price $0.00.
White Canvas Oxfords, military heel, leather sole and heel.
Price $4.50.
White Canvas Oxfords, low heel, leather sole and heel. Price ?'!.T5 .
Illack Patent Leather Pumps, military heel. Price $4.50.
White Canvas Pumps, military heel, sole and heel all leather.
Price $-1.50.
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NEW DRAPERY
FABRICS OF ALL
KINDS
CHKTOXXKS
Hcautiful new colorings
mid jiatterns, all purposes.
-Many brio-ht floral designs.
.See (hese on display, at tins
store now. Prices ranue from
Tic to SI. 00.
DK AI'KKIKS
JIany new pieces of this
ilrapery faliric, in figured
j:ieen, and brown; also many
iloi'al paterns of new spring
colors. Prices range from
5lJc up.
New figured Kilknline Dra
peries, in Hose and Hlue.
i'rice 7."ic.
THE HOSPITAL UNIT
leaves Camp Merritt the 9th, so will he through
here the middle of next week. Plan to give
them a real welcome.
experience in the history of a travel
ing Uncle Tom show. The company
strands and Little Kva, otherwise
Once mnre a block has been placed
In the way of freeing childhood from
the curse of lahnr. Federal Judge
James K. lloyd, of North Carolina,
who last year declared, the Federal
Child Labor Law uni-onstitutiomil, has Co., MI'irr
Do you have n dull, steady ache In
the small of the back sharp, stab
bing twinges when stooping or lifting
-dbitrcHHing urinary disorders? For
lay hark and wenkeiied kidneys, La
Ornnde residents recommend 1 Joan's
Kidnev Pills. Head this La (irnudc
woman's statement. I
Mrs. F. J. llartlett, cm Adams St.,
says: I know I ruin my own exper-t
ience that Doan's Kidney Pills are!
fine for backache. At times, 1 was in
a great deal of misery with my back,'
moie so after I hail been on my leel
a great deal. Knowing the value of;
Ooau's Kidney Pills, I got a box and
used them. I wan permanently cured
of the misery in my hack and since'
then 1 haven t hnd inv backache or1
other kidney trouble." !
Price liOe, at all dealers. Don't j
simply ask for a kidney remedy get !
I loan's Kidney Pills the same that
.Mrs. llartlett had. Foster- Milmirn
Puffaln. N. '. Adv. ;
Our War Obligations
Must Be Paid
I n - your iiiota of Victory llniitls now.
This is yoiir ri'sponsiliilily ;is nn Amcrii-nn
citizen. ' .
We Will t;l;i.ny give you all the inforniiilion
liliil assi' ialic.c we c.'iil. . . .
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
Member Federal ItMerr. Sy.tm
Sound, Reliable and Progressive.
. MAY 4th to 11th
YOIIH candy shop is supplied with
these tempting g""d:es, in tne nifty
blue tine. .Munch liiem toast them,
cook with tlu in they're fush and
delicious!
"Dv In lfif!
, 'f BLUE
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formula after seventeen yenra of prnc
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with the
I attendant bad breath.
I Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are purely vcrtliorn's,
a vegetable compound mixed vitn olive
I Dili you will know them by their oliva
I color. Take, one or twn every nicht fn
j n week and note the effect. 10c and 2j
I ucr box. All druggists.
More fresh candies in boxes and in
hulk, just the kind you like, at Sil
fi-5tf
ItlOHKKAHS!
The ilenreo team will please he
lr'.enl nt the regular meeting this
week for Initiation work.
LUCIA HALEY, Secretary.
MOXKI TO LOAN,
THE NORTH SIDE CASH REPAIR
SHOP
Give me a try at vour autn. All
yju uiipiuicu lurti yiuurij iuorK guaraiueeti. t;. w. Huchanan
nlon county. No delays. Current ienrner of Kir and .Madison Streets,
atea. La Grande Investment Co 4-11-tf
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jprOPKN DAY AND NIGHT P?gg3i
. J. C; HENRY
m E evidence .Undertaking Parlor ' "'
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Learn to D.tnce, at
Ragles' Hall., .
Cla- ,t.!rl lit T :
Tui'--il.ty till! :rii;T-ilii
c ciiiii'4--. Pii;u' lu'il
'.!"C'l J'or i!"int incuts.
A' l.'rcsl.-i y (ncnins. May 7, Klinlod Temple Xo. 170 will fxeiiipliry ; spc. ial ceiv
moiiial at 1 1 if Kniuhts of Pythias IckI'o room at 7 o'clock sharp; will serve ilmuer in
the basement ol' ihe lethmiist church to all local and visiting Kni-lits (,f Kliorass.-m.
ami all visiting Kni-hts, and all Tyros.' All such arc licrchy curdially invited P. meet ;,t
the Pyihian In'il'e T'nom at (iiHO p. in.
Immediately after (lie dinner, the ceremonial will lieyiu; there' will he candidates
Y,r the rank I'rmn all points ill "Wallowa county, the principal (owns in I'nii.n cmin
ty. I hiker, and oven rart her east. .
' It pmuiises he one of the his'S'cst D. O.'K. events in the history of the order. '
Will You come .' Sure. ymi will.
MARION DAVIS, Grand Vizier, .
.C M. HUMPHREYS, Secretary.
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