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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1919)
9 ;;.'.m, . . G - - . . . - . ..." B T o OS o for Qmt Stfk, frtf Cf tfcwft CbW tf NAVY COOPERATES ' whl ' cohdftionK 'art' better - than' ii dfcJnjlrflllrfl"'l ' : ' 'the .otltlvinifi k'illuirprf.. I'h . .'Infill,!.- J Itgatipji A flkt -$i;Yr i.i.u- iing Tom fltt' (iirYhftae of doCiic, is ou Have Bfeii'' the question fur the refuKee. Xtar Strvire to ;ly all of these perftms are in ruu. 0 Carry SupiilicH. Th hopital9 are whort of nit-ilR-incs I and other applies and Jihv ii'eo sATlTKS'S, March 29. (Associatci! jcrowdei! on account fir the prevalence l're Correispoiidence.) In its aHof mfluenza- ; ready extensive and growing woi'd Clothing, blanket and medicine.5 'In the Creek iHlandu, nhe American are needed on all fhe islands. Guv Ked C'ro.ss has the cooperation of theined meat for broth is wanted in the United States navy. Six Submarinn .hospital. The American Ked Crotf jrhnsers have been placed atthe tlU 'is supplying clothing to the refogees. poxal of the Ited Croist for transport j 'American women run Oie workshop ing personnel and supplies to the var where clothing is made up into gr ious islands where refugees are con'ments on the three islands of Myti centrated. ' lene, Chios and Samoa. American On-the Island of Mytilene the con- Cross men field workers often ditions of the Creek refugees, who fled travel 'on donkeybark up into the vil there from Asia Minor five years. uk lages on the mountains and distribute has become desperate. Red Cross rooI and clothing. American doctor: workers are regularly visiting all th' and nurses provide medicines and at V'wns on the ioland, and' clothing has tcn(I " 'he sick, been made to about 2.J.O00 of the 61,-1 When the American Red Cross offi 000 refugees. ' !cere arrived at Mytilene with then At the outbreak of the war in 1014 c",rB0 f suI'Plics. ff" of the .great the Greeks were driven out of Asia est enthusiasm took PlatP- Tho pan; Minor. There were about 3,000,000 was escorted to a carnage, the horses of them before the war. More than ?We ""hitched and the carriage wan -,00,000 escaped to the islands in the " lr"w" " -' At-jfcan. Thousands were niawsacred. by the Turks and sent inland, are now " ,l ",e ' ",e 3"v- returning, only to find their homcB al- All lmng expenses were p.ud b either destroyed or occupied by the lhe Greek government. Juiks wjio rerysc to move, trior to Allied occupation armed bands of Six AIjUWOOL-100 PERCENT The Kindfamm Label U An All-Wool Guarantee Submarine 1'rVssed 1(10 Chatters Cvpr'igbt, ipiw, A. U. KindUMuiii Ceatptajr LIVE, tcmg'fiKetred wool of I 4 wearing ttrength th best American and imported dytmtufTi only materials of such quality are used in producing the fabrics for Kirschbaum Clothes. No pull ing out of shape, no cockling of edges, no fading of color. It's the fine woolens and the fine Kirschbaum workmanship. At tin's price and at 40 and 45, the new Spring styles in guaranteed all-wool fabrics. HilPs Department Store GOOD KIND and j Turks roamed the countryside plun diuiiiK and murdering Greeks wher- MIMSTKIl lilMKCTS (! l'i;it 'V MMsMiHllWMW ... . The Cool.Cleari Klenzo Feelirio- I 3baSH KLENZO protects Ilia mouth in the natural way. It keeps the mouth free from sub stances that fos ter germs, acids and decay. And whllo It it doing this, It Im- f uru tluit wondt'r ul Cool, Cl.n, Klento Fealinn which tustifioE to lis cleansing prnperties Get a tub to try today. HAWAIIAN I'll, US HOLD IAIII HONOLULU, T. il., K'orrepHond enco lit TI10 Aasoelan d I'n'ssl -llawall'l aocond tin ritnrlal Talr will open Juno 9 contlnuliiK until Jun li. Temporary b'.illdlnuu, patlnrn d after ihmo erected In maiuland ndlltnry camps during the ' wal emergency will be rilled wilh exlilli 1 IB repreH?nllng all pliascx nf Ha walirn Ufa aa Iridusli-y. Mjiny of the Joy Znuo uiitertulnnienlH are li, be conducted umlor tbn KiipervlH foo of liouolulu Lodge of Klkx. Home racing will bo made a fca tare of the fair and a numbOT n! -venla nro 011 the program for each afternoon. In all there will be 2S racea, wilh purneu aggregating more lltan (&,i)U0.' A number of horHcs will bu Iramtporled fi'oiu the coast for miry. RAPID CITV, S D., May !1 Hev. Paul S. Johnson, a loent Pre.4- I ever found. hylerian minister recently rejected The refugees in the Aegean Islands : telegraphic offer of Sii.ooo a year I intend to return to Asia Minor as soon un(j expenses from a Canadian cliau- as conditions permit. At present the ' tiifiua company located at Calgary. ;(ireek government gives each refugee Hev. Johnson's present salary six cents a day. $1,500 a year. Ho gave as bis rea- ) The American Red Cross is devot-:Bou that be felt that there were ing much attention to the prcventior nioro possibilities for .doing good in f rrii'hr.,- enidemies such as the tv work hero. road bridge ncinss Vounas bay, all -., ,,. hi,h took suih a heavv i toll at Mvtilene. Kfforts are bemc i JOI It .111.M J li 1 01 11. km made to relieve overcrowding and the; consequent unsanitary condition!.! DHNVER, Colo., .May 3.--Pulions fr which enable epidemics to gain head- ,0f Denver motion pit lures were as- UiTiiiiHo r dam ikc to Hie rail- Our Watchword Quality is "1ion it fiomcs to saniothing to eat.. Scrvico is our next effort, and prices nl'.vnys lowest,- consistent with tiialit;.-. Voius for TToncst flrade floods at Ue Uijil't Price. Phone Your Orders to Mak 70. Harris Grocery Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 408 North Fir Street Across the Track f lailwuy Iraffic Ih slojiriod Astoria and Waj ronton.. Have the lultcl, which stands fair working renditions, put on your way. iub nrintinif. The Observer is one of Food is scanty find costly on tht the two sh.)js in town observing union islands and most of the refugees are i Hpeecheu were made on beliaif of the principles. Phone Main 37. and pfrls mount to the sppiikpni' f itl "fotir niinute" men and 'four stand and talk to the grown-ups. ; minute"' fiirls whose services were This is the first loan cuiupafgu iu I donated to the loan campaign. wlii,h this plan was followed and itl toimhed recently wlien tho intermfs- has worked oUt sueeopsfully. LJAVTrn rnrrB Him. mm, in Hip Hiw.w ,i..rin,r . l , " :.. ... WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable - " " " " i-iiMiiitfumi niJiaiiiiiK tuiiieats Manual Truinin high school re-; Un to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound. Observer office. ream 'tr.r, 1 V-OB NT C. D. PUTMAN The Rexall Store. CUT PKICE ON SIIOKS. BRUKSK1.S, April 8. (Hy Mail.) American shoes were placed on sale here tuduy. (!reat crowds struggling to reach uu objective on the northern side of the Hue Neuve hcrom ing noisy and unruly, caused h call to he sent to the police station for reserves. The objective was an American shoe store which had just advertised for sale a carload of footweiir, at prices rang ing from fifty to si sty fram s. In the shopping district shoes were worth from eighty to onf hundred and fifty francs and here these crowds were liattling fur the privilege of purchas-j tug shoes at the lower cost, equiva lent to ?1D or $J J a pair. The supply was exhausted before sundown. As I we poorly dressed women emei gul from the store one was hea "Hlessed he the Anier icans saved fifty francs. Don't Trade With Us, If You Can Save 20 to 40 Elsewhere, We Don't Want Your Money UNLESS WE GIVE YOU VALUE RECEIVED IN QUALITY, QUANTITY, SERVICE AND PRICE Fur your Saturday and Sunday needs, wo lim e: VEAI. Stew Stenk '. Konsts . . . . lSe 35c FISH Salmon . . . Halibut .. Hp iTuctulu 'Re. Cluina . 20e 2(1 fi : I'Wl.TRY ,'!0e to 38flb. BEEF Hoil Pot Ronst Stenk .... lor, ISc lb pork Roasts Stei.k C'llcipg 2Sc .Ml'TTOX Stew ... Steaks . Roasts . 15o, 20c 2,ric .... 2:.c (OI.I) MEATS Minced Ham Jellied Tongue. . . . Veal Loaf Head Cheese Boiled Ham 2uc 50c 50c 20 7Uc 'd Sllollldi'l'S ..26c lb. Sllloli J'iciii,- Hams 25c lb. Jireakl'ast Iiaeon . 50c lb. We have what yoti want, we have all you I'inc ( 'ounji-y fured Ca JJai-oii liai-li.s Su,t;ar Curt "ii 35c lb. - 35c, 40c lb. Hants 37c, 40c lb. want, and we have it when vou want it. I to say i i hat. GRANDE RONDE MEAT COMPANY May 10 lust day to pay water rent , without a penalty. r.-S-:M l' era cs-.5 f . vt-:.i bs-m w & y.rs ctjit ill I 1lillilf Directed ly Maurice Tournour I TRUNKS BAGS m The World's Biggest Motion Picture 8 Reels 8 Words fail to describe the tremendous action the mammoth scenes the gorgeous gowns the intense enthusi asm. You must see the dashing hunt scenes the blood tingling auto race ' the stirrina: wreck scene and the great race. It has everything a picture play should . liava snap, -dash, fire, romance, youth, thrills, excitement and. big scenes. i i 1 3fe?fev SATURDAY C aud SUNDAY STAR THEATRE Matinee 20c Children 10j SUIT CASES The best and lai-csf 0f Trunks and Suit Cases inyourrity. Vou inavhavt a '-liair to trade IW a h, , n tal.l,. u trade lor a Trunk deal to suit vou vi ' s" a 1 1 us and a ' made. Furniture Exchange Elack 1241 Fir and Jefferson Best prices paid for used Furniture or will exchange - w ft , J COUPON Ohscrver, La Grande, Ore. ... " Please find this ar,d fur others, together Eveiung 25c 1 Children 15c ' . - a CD G 0 ,.! e (5 xx
