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U iffANDE EVENING &DSERtff
s it i-nt Km:
:iki,Oko, by I t Cwm
M Olwrl' .l)I:hrf &tf.
RUCK Df.Nia, VV,Viiw.
fftfniwl t I'm .,uff fcfJl
Bwm, v fktiut Cbwv Kail, BuHiu.
Adiirtm (U Cwiiwiw'm k
Ia Gimta, 171 iHtt IKW
4 M74 .Pujm.
w ii i.Arr Citifcj Ortr I14J
KtanH, PortUnd; Imaf itl Kuws
feaad. portltarf; MulWiomuk IloUl
N.w Stxnd, Kirtland, OrM.
determine which shows
genius, hut it is ' Oi lu eiiil 'tt ( ' O
ia notofar behiiio!, when roinpari-ou
are attempted hewceen tin '.Voir
chifC and tile wirelev.
oo
Court at "Y"
' Acsin Xii Condition
aad I'aai Are Btfty?
Th. fcnyilg m-ason is on for
at the V. M. (;. A. N nniH e.inrl
rroin'ihe govl times tin- lee..!
Iiaviiik pl;-ing lt prov. s.. Ui.i:
HllVlaoe. ih tip lop. l. Ijiker'
.u-eeks to Mel Jl hack fa shape
year of Iiavi.ig pinci
fair
.,
a e.
tin
I VII
i, all.
I ally
aft
tin playing nn It
The V court waa laid out I'nr Let
first, llino two yen-j ii';u and h'.ts
always heeii a last eorrso ilip- tLitlie
jllim ronalriiriUni. II lias a elii.l.-r
i hase wiih elay an l.ip ninl mmii a
thlu layer of sand. 'I'M.: malic it
tho best eiiii.'t in th-:i pat: (il the
stale.
The milliliter in- tub r ;hlt- whl'-h
haa heen offer. -d so reas.i;i i o.y to
Weekly Observer-Star, by mail, perl"1" )" "iititlnii lie- m-iiil; In
wir tn nivuno n.amiiio use oi me ii-iiiiis en. ill us will
aa all of the other f.-atllies of the
SUBSCRIPTION BATES
Ht Carrier
Pally, per nonta 6!ic
Dailv. or three months $1.95
tally, par six months in advance $.1.75 j
Ontly, per year in auvanca .ou
Llaily, aingls com 6e
By Mail
Bally, per year in advance $5.00
Daily, per ' monthj in advance 20
Daily, three months a tavance. .ti.iu
Dnilv. per montn "c
,4My
Country 'Tin of Thee,
IjiiiiI of Mhe.h'fy."
Hwovt
Japanese Do Not Like
j America.
An nnti-American campaign of un
Us in I vigor in Haiti to lit raging in
Japan. Americans may find it haul
to understand just why the Japanese
should he ko angry at uh at this time,
when vrfi an not conwcioUH of any
Fpocinl offi'iiHc nainst thoni. Tho
following oxplanatinnn wo pivon:
The hasis for I ho agitation it said
to' he ''a fear of the jri'owinjf influ
ence of the United StuteH in interna
tional affairs.1'
There is .the old jirievanre of dis
crimination against thi'Javs Hi our
Pacific coast slates, and the fear of
more drastic aiHi-.Iapanese U'islu
litm here.
liosentment has been njiTKrnvntrd by
the feelinK that, the United SlateH is
largely to hlamv 1'or the failure ol
the Peilce Conferetuo to adttpt the
'racial equality' principle advocated
Jy .lapiin.
There in n belief, tiio, that Ameri
cans iiii-iled tho Chinese to make
public the secret Chino-Japancse
treaties which put .In pan in the liht
of apftfressor ami persecutor, and that
Americans -nre' primaily reHonsible
for the nnt j-Japnncsc outbreaks in
Korea.
Altopetlier the Japanese public I
Reems to have convinced itself that it
has tlmrouirlily satisfactory reasons
for ha tine America and Americans.
It in n pity, too, because nine-tenths
of nit this "stuff plain delusion. ( j
lapaMese statesmen and editor.-,
would do well, if instead of nddJiiK
to the fhimes of race prejudice, they
would help the Japanese masses to
understand the basic democratic prin
ciples of rijrht'and justice on which
American internal ionul policy is se
curely founded. They should realize ,
association s in li a t'ie ;ivi",'u:lu ; '
and nu utcr'' lile other thu;:s. . I
If ther-; :;n enotuh h.iy.; lift In1
I. a Grande after f.cb ol (U'.sjh a
oui naini'tit will prniiaMy h" siartf-lj
for t he in Tour mi men Is en old also '
he ntKanizt'd for ne n and wotii"ti if
they iihould desir" lu liave k-en
com petition nnionv: themsl h.
MEN.
'nii slioiilif isit our store
0iliiy--l!;ii'iiiiis in everyt liiny
of'liiese 'eel!-eiul Sitlts.
I'Viil.-iy iiiid S.'ttur-
. 'I'ilke iiilviiutilc
Mail Orders
Ave niven Troinvt 'Atteiilion J'lumo or.rafl
.Your Order Toiiiylit, s.i wo will ot it o.'ivl.v.
REMAKABLE COLLECTION OF SUMMER SILKS
FOR THIS WEEK-END
IWATII IMSKAM IOIM II MM
At 7 : '-'U o'clcck on i n:oi n itiL
of OetotM-.- 4, irtlS, Mrs. I'rey, wif-i
of WHIiain Krey oT (iu'lmrd Uotni'H,
Mont ., and inoi :t ol W ill I'i ry, a
i:oldier who w? lilt lift- fur lii.i
onnt ry on flie wi'sici u front in
.'r:tiice, uwokf: Htiddenly front y
sound sleep.
'.M.V.God!" she ;;;iid to h'T hiiH-t
hautl, KOiuethiiT tins happen) d to
Will. He Inis he,Mi , shot in the
head."
Tin hour wiiH jint nlmut a.
in. It was Oelnher 4 . M is. Krey
went to a rnb'ndir which hunt; on
(he wall ami mark 'd I he I a t nn'i
the hour upon It.
Some weeks aler tlteie rjime tho
official telegram riotu the war d'1-
-pai 1 ltif'tit, tellliiK Mr. ami .Mrs. I-rey
I hat Ihetr sou had Ihm-ii kllbd, hill
the dale was October ti.
"It Is a tiiisiak1'." said -Mrs, I'rey,
Ho was killed on Oetoher I."
And now Mi- r'r-'y ltan vtp Ived a
letter front l.ii-ulen.int I.. A. I m f tin
of the company cf whiclt Ii ih son
wan ji mcuih;r. Anions other liifnus
lie states that : "I'-lvati I'ny was
killed about 7::i o'clock on Iho
niorulu,; or OitideT -t," Kn-y was a
pilvale lit cptiip.uiy I TiSih iulnn
try.
Illl') GOODING
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GOODING, Idaho. May 22. June
I hits heen nani'Ml as coiuinence
nient day for Goodinn Colb'r.e and
rhe sti miner .school will tieein (be
following Mond.ty. A moim t ho:-e
who will lake pull on the pioranis
are h vs. Wilsie Martin of llolse, F.
U Wenieti of Idaho Kails and V.
.1. l.nst'otnhe ttf Ontario, Oregon,
tho elllife calendar of eeiits iin !uil
iii", : Auto picnic to UYmh'tl, Itniil,
Filer. Twin l-'.ilK .I'Tntin- and lu-
li.it!.. t.v :i hin r. :i l. lint!
that America asks nothing of J;. pan j .mIUal ,,un(l.,. HVV hs, ,hlIl(. N; .....
or any other country which America t ;i, p;ir,,ll!4lU l(, ,Millit- sp.-nk-herself
is not willing to grant. Thcyin. ....... ., lwi1ili ri i.t-mi of
music. Julie 1"; .p'llilic ptim,
and I'lUtiint'iic-uiiMit m ft .him
tt; itpi'lllllM Of nil ,11 llli'f St'honl, .lllli'
K-r s liiiol 'Ailii
should realize that Americans do not
hate noir fear nop scorn nor dislike
the Japanese, but that they simply
want the Japanese in their relations
with America In treat "racial cmial-
ity" as a reality, and act hke Amerl-j
cansfc nccepting our ulandards when
they come here, and acknnu ledging j
our ritrht to nuiintatn these standards.
of
lii; closing
state and counlv
.Inly ilil; itp'Miini: oi
St pti'inii'-.v
t aminai Ions.
Who
Is the Greater
Genius? .
Tlie perlection of a
would fly thiounh the
t complishcd tlmnfi;h a ,
P'tcs-Mve dcveli'pnifnt :.
nnce hfa it
pitsible a
of eastihtit1
clement
tie.
tnnr ii I Hi'
air vu;s ,n
ics of pto
Nn cent riv-
ciutltl haf In-
c year- aej. 'I'lu u-c
f.T p.Avcr i one of tin
! lite u-w of alunt'TUim
r thart ,
few ve
1 iitahlishtiM'nt
ftn On- patm: i
forests
holding
if aiipl.iiie set.vifd
ii.U i 1 1 ii a 1 aiitl stat
, t u.'lt is prl.:te limtM
u rii.ch has Let it niid''t t tt
hy I he i.'p u 1 nietil of at:
;t U t and w ar de
Mini 1 1 liie. is it t it
Tor i 're! on p.'o idiiiu
c ai .1 etues or
e .-'..Mi-hrd t.
ics '..'.em- the i
I te (it-l
MEN!'
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ANOTHKR WF.KK-KNJ)
I l, ON SCITS
A VH-y larje assoitment of
these Suits k) many different
weaves, all plain models; some of
the best fabrics were used in
these suits, but all are left-ovetv.
Not out of date at all just plain,
conservative suits of good quality.
These' suits have been selling
$M( and flft-We offer them Fill
PAY AND SATURDAY AT
$22.50
GORDON' AND STKTSON' HATS.
These nro not old hats, merely
broken sizes that must be sold.
Some are the best in shapes and
color, all size:. Any Gordon Hat
S2.:H, reirular $l.f0 value. Stet
sons at $.'i.!i8( regular $.ri.r,u value.
Remember,
CoirrliiLt Hurt H. ki Uuor A 4J
.FHIDAY and SATUP.-DAY.
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50 yds.ii9 Different Patterns
$L69
AN the short pieces, odds and ends of NEW spring silks hnve heen collected mid marked
at this price, designed to effect a quick dispefitl. All usahlc loiiirth, ton, and many nn tho
best in pntterns, weaves and colorinr.s. There are certain to he many pieces hcie you will
want, l'laids and stripes, rouular 2.25 v.dues. COME Tt).MOJ!I!()W, and our advice is
to come early and buy these at yd. '
Muslin
Gom
and Grepe
bination
98c
A wonderful bargain, with Trope and Muslin ?cli
inir at ."ah' and title yard. These are all lace and
embroidery .trimmed; reirular SI. 23, $l.r0 and $1.7
values all sizes; while any remain, at' llc
f v
f s
i! Vi
II
Clearance of Ladies'
Suits and Coats
1-4 Off
These are all now Coats and Suits;
all thai is-left of the-Sprine; aUick
(iiite a variety to choose iiom, even
now. Suits in the hox-hack models and
helled, loose models, prettily trimmed
in silk hraid .or made- with vestces and
eollat ; Series and Gahordilles ami Pop
lins. Coats in the cape models, as well
as tho plain and helted models. Colors
aio irood and stylos the host. Call and
see llieni.
Children's
White Slippers
Sizes 5 to 105, two straps and Roman Snlrinls,
white kid and Nubuck leathers.. These are won
derful bargains at this price and only a limited
Mimher. Good leather soles and heels, some are
spring heels. Hrinjr the children in and fit them
earlv, while the sizes are good. FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY, at !8c.
Muslin
Petticoats
98c
These Peiticoats are of host
quality muslin with lace and cm
broidery trimmillK; in values they
are regularly $1.2.1, M..KI and
$1.7.1 garments. -Most women will
anticipate their needs and buy sev
eral of these wonderful bargains
now; while any remain, at !Sc
la
Ladles Knit
Unions
76c
n evceptionally good bargain, as it is tho sea
son now for knit union suits. Sleeveless, low neck,
knee length; all sizes, at 7"c the suit.
Fiber Silk
Hose
Our second big offer of
this Fibre Silk Hose. "Last
week i:;0 pairs, left th?
store, at 5!)c each this
week we have jlanncd for
more than that, but this
will probably be the end
of this lot, so anticipate
your needs and buy now.
lllack and white are the
colors. Full length, all
sizes; while any remain,
nt .r!lc.
A SALE OF
ooys
Clothing
Vnv suit in our entire tnrk of. 1'oys'
Cl.ith.ing trees at t IX Ivl'l H1 KTH tll'K; ev
eiv -llit N Mew and of the best Materials,
are good I'Kll'AY AND SATl'li-
I V ONLY.
1
1-4"
Seasonable Wool SkirtsS
at
1-2 Price
This lot of Skirts has been selected from our
entire stock and contains softie exceptionally good
bargains.' They are all made of the best materials
ami in very good styles. Plaids, Checks and Plain
Colors, vatvinjr in regular price from $)1.00 to .Sl";
now on sale at H.-M.F FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
al HA 1.1' PRICE. . m 4,:
' 1 DV
4
Sh
oes
You will find real bar
gains here for both men
and women. Think-of sihoe
prices now, and then
compare them with these.
Men's Vici 'Kid, Torsic
last, lace, calf button,
blucher, and tan an A
brown calf, English las.t,
Neolin solos; every sh.ic
in this lot goes at $";r)l).
All sizes, regular ?5.IMI to
$7.MI values KKIDA.V &
SATURDAY at $.1..r.fl.
Men's l'atent vamps,
dull uppers, best (lood
ycir welt soles, ajl .1. K.
Tilt shoes; button or lace
PRICE $:l.00.
J.A DIES' PUMPS. Pat
ent Leather Kid and CalC,
some are very new.. All
broken sizes, mostly trom
2S to r, a few tu,. Vjtz
& Dunn and 'PinRrec
makes; wonderful bar
gains if you canJind your
size, SI.9S.
Also children's and Miss
es' Mary .lanes, in Patent
anil Calf leathersc; .sizes
21 up, SI. IIS.
..See Shoe Department.
SPEt'lAIrS I' SUMMER DRESS
i;ti( iis
We have selected here nn assort
ment, of ires tloods, consisting of
Anile, Cotton Pongee, I. awns.
Spelt Materials, Palm Hcach Cloth
and Cotton Sliallies; some very
d patterns are among these.
you will find them at our store en
trance. Your chnice ef any of
tiiese, nl 22c yd.
men
two of the best makes on the
market, Manhattan and llates
Street Shirts, on sale at gl.2fl.
Good striped patterns, all sizes up
to 17. Come in and see them;
1'riday and Saturday, at $1.2(1.
SI EN'S WOOL SOX
Anticipate your working needs
now, and buy these Sox in lots
of throe or six. Regular BiV
sav, I'lUDAY and SATURDAY,
threo Pair for S1.00.
..the
to! I'lv I'
heads
It. the .
u....u. r
.. a t
i 'tii.it
rem the
..f the
i-W.nili,
e p.. we
. the w.
hi to
t'ontnieluni i
One of th.
(iieelt e.'ld.l I
loft over til.
who had guile
because hiv u'..
:a king in pi .."i t
bo j.r..ielle.
The ov.'uon.inir of th"... il.ff.ietu
Was po s ble o'l w hen the . en 'i !e.e
tlleigy of git. colli. I be ht'..li..t tn
snowline as sli.t.. as ...' 1;
Jightcr than 1.....I. Die W'ic!
ItletiielS tlglir..! It .HI! 111!. I !!.'. ill. C
41 liiiuhine that woiit l .'f -y." .
And while wt.niler nt the ai;u
Velous a.-he :nent 0ef fix ing ov. :
12011 lllihs of . 1 1 1 - T . leluoil Ileal.,
ns Was ieiillipltsheil laVweek, wh.it
.Vie-' the tM..1? Wi'lider 0ef liiV .'.e
which kept up a coliinnm .':iti..; with
tho-e at cilhcft end of the !ir.. and
which told of their f.ican.itl :n Ij pro
iriess in the flighto' o
slilel.lllnj.
that
pa i i niciii i e
tllv :r, nil d
-
! '
- ll.i.e lliv i:il.i, wtil.-n slan.ls lor la'r working c.inoiuons, p.n on y..u: -ne io Mi...s in iomii oo-eivnig union joo pruning, i no wnservpr is one of principles. Phone Slain 37
, IK mil-., in., lias pivparon iii.iii. 1 1 . II ;j .1
! If y nt f lil te get il.
1 year K. i.ik, il- .p tn
ne,' ht llienl tell .i
tl-eir bii'-iecs Liu.l i
nethng.
ithoti
that
KAMI LY Uht UO ST O Rot:
. A (1 A IMV C.OBtGON,
GAS i
in the
Stomach
part of the ilehiovelnci.t
tine
fleets an approach
nr$!l ineeli;(iics; r i.tlr is I
vend taio lialo .conunon unilel stitn.i
ing, 'i ho (tw o performances
combination of both the demonstt;i
and io n.Tlilt. Il is diffiudt to
a
ntr stomach i b ai t bit: i . K- h ".
A. l ing at:' I' Oil i 1 ie, s
l.l''ti Ci'Iltpla' fd 0"f ilVtt'l I'i.;!': If
cd in n 'Mlll!-. Mm---: Hi
t .mt n-h-'f f rum I'.ifiw i"0 ! Ii' m.-ii
.;uilCty in.b-cted f"-I.
M 1 1 VV
a".SENTFEERm'i.:
Primitive Mai,dn His
r O Itf Ll J.hh Ann
u iOlUftllt
sa A IC APE
ch S
S.O, I 10c f,. l'...'.L-e .1-4 Win 1.
nun.g Lin.t (j l.lfje.. L.i-i e i!lo
-a .. a, ,..uiiour st.dj.a.h P... ,
lions. Jo to. for l .i,,.j,t 4l.h.
linn- ..it aio to -.end u. .ut ,,t t
turn tie- nmiM-.l ..itieti if net pcife
ly iali..-d.
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fiii,-.th,.aa,h: i
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Make A Record
uf t-vt'i'v transat'linii liy s(artiii2; a 4i;mk ac-ount
aihl 'i:i inz ly rln-ck. This will In- of trivat
alnr tn you wlii'ii riii lf Sam calls for niir
tati nielli ul' caruinjrs ainl cH'ncs.
LA GRANDE fUTION AL BANK.
jvMaWislict) 1SS7
.'.-i'ital aful tfurphw iL' ls0t 0.(
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MW fMmal lorn intmm
i La
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Just Arrived
By Express Yesterday,
White fair Ox.f..r.l
r.ifiwu Kid Culuiiial I'uniji .'
V.lai-k Kik Cdlnyial I'u-n'if ....
"lllack Kill Pump, mciliiim lici
r.r.tck Kill I'limp, low liccl .....
'.WIiitc.Kid I'uiip
SS.50
S8.00
$7.50
$6.00
' $6.00
3.50
CP
OBSEDVER A)V,ERTINQ willljflng rcsul
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t. J. FRENCH -SHOE CO
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