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T7S HRA'S'TVE 'EVEKTS'fl OBSERVER. THREE J3L 0 o .t - ... 1T ; O O. " HA&.GOHE WILD! ' .Get City Money ioyHuraL Centers : fFOei.E AS A M,. . 1 AS TO A HE UELiri)! 'E.U'E. , li.ffc.vin,. T,,v Wcre N.n( ljtatm I,anlv- Hum Kvoi, Now Are T.lk .'"K'i (!ir f est War. tic. fll Il,u rust f.f umx WHO tli.-.l Ocrmnn tlifiiiiln n tries to mi.li.r hu nlw.ivs ii.-if. U' WOl'lil. or Ht Innd ll'l"Ullllll ivliv n ls !." did. 'ilie world ImflllnB if It Till 1.1..., . tlK: CmMI, ,:,, ..,.,v; "" ,D .H.'Ilt:,ly, t!;,, r. tlio fall of tl: rraim mini!, suddon- ' i's own rusnnnvs by old -. (.. iv,i,.. f.i well u f,...,i i,.. .tr nnl due to tM mo Ijontiiins lisyc)mlo-i,iil 'i'hoii-liiiiii, yOU OCI'Msloililllj ti'inponiry in strain of tho stl'lilen oliiiiiL'os. bnvi- Inn.ino childlike ' 'I'lils Is tiiklni; Or. v ; 'Jl Tho Women's Land Army members of Now York state have Just tnpoti a drive In Rreater Manhattan, the money to go toward the es tablishment of .permanent mrai community centers. Hero are shown two (urmeretles on a rack.of nar Sn the streets of New York co'lvct li.g funds. . (Si "Mini uii' -,'roi;uu Co. mnt m - 0 From th Heart. Our fatrttu bonks anfe-; p'-- only wLat rktiri frrttn the lien re rttr)t- lis effort to brtiiR (lit proiR'i4 tUind of Rtt?rH tj:.o um. Paul V. liiris, stuto U'luitT ncoun- Lane roun.' paiit out $721.50 In 'to iTVnts o puiv statement: k'tiors i Jnf. uty. AUott. homilies ft itt'striu live fttl ai. of eiu'ml unr ulttiiat coiuliti- iouIa killod cluftiiK 1 ),, aceortlai ' lnIinia(ion hug ohtalntU will fu to lurtfl computed y It. S. Kry jused by tho Ore am Chutntier ol son, county cli'rk. jOomimuve to answer the muy 5 'fi'stioits from per me Interested U utfwenien toward securing a tut, Htid yill uipU'iuont stu f. autJIiuiliUe park, for the use titles now uvailabK in the )n-j:op tourists jouijMoyft ove. the Coluiu- i Almanac. bia'Kiver hljihway, been startei)! . , by the ciliKfiis of llrod, wive p. I . filiop o ai your nuto, AM ity V4 f!:i:.tM(4 IP. W. It u chnan, tfr nap Jladison KtreetM. 41 1-tf Undoubted Proof. - An Piiunent pianlM whs ohotlt to A short time iifto a .nule team be-ffivo n rocitn) hi a luro hall. As the ! oim inn toj David tJruham of Urowns-1 nmllouce was illiiiji In u imm stuuKerrd Hie, becsimo friL'htn d ut a passing j up f the door and 'pri)eimd a ticket, automobile and throw him from his ("You cannot po In," said the otllclnl In wajun. Two wheels pusst-d over him i charge; "you are not In n Ht comll :iiui nex'pfnl ribs were broken ns nation." "Didn't 1-pn.v for my ticket?" result of the accident. Now pntni j asked the limit. "Isn't It In order?" uionla has developed and Mr. (Ira ("It's all riht," was the reply, "but ham is not expected to live.- j you you arc all wrong you nre lu- ' , toxical ed !" "Intoxicated? Of course Two thousand f.'.i-dents of the Vnlvwrsiiy of Orejn served in ihe war. aceordint; to a service reeord just completed by Kmma M'ooton Hall, secretary of .military af'nlr.i I'm Intoxicated! if I wasn't do you I think 1 would come to u piano reel ia IV" when ihci find thrrii. real; ni:iw r it ,.in i, ....it...i 1 that. Under ul.1,.1. n. f ' i it Is tlio onlv Germans as "ay nf tinderstandln-j 'i-MUui, ;is tn tlin r,...l s a wave of which n one l.ioks far I'vcry m;iti and l"d entirely in his elf. There is Utile "-'! In papers. In ""'i:!l npinii.ii as you i::r ny. "Nrxt Wai eas!-s. 'lit. l'ranb'allv '"! child l. 'Hev v tho lack of xv condltlnii of ihii has swept Gen::;i ther than his n,. Woinim is liitiTt or her Iitiined:,!!, broad vision (-. Hpceclo's, or i;: ; hear them in -. Talk of , To cite spe.-ni . illlil why ft VWi Cieriiiiin di'hi man. womnn :if many was not d. simply pot hu!i;:c; therefore fw-r d. tions. This the public si::ieu! herder, who h:, their nnnies iver I'crhaps this h re-.'iirdimr "Ute occasionally but t'r classes of jicni. "Well, when is ill, Often (lerinans ;- nud Fpe:ik SM.'.iii war Willi Fntnr,. Tliere is war i: )1; . (lennaiiy is in a Is almost h.rp.-h.. jtendent upon th.' v. i her future. I low nuieli till' Oi What he yiys is :ino nVly he U mit of ! same d:-ii;c!jr;-coudilions as i! man to f-m.pnr! ln?r the iirt four The Cennaa ;.p, things our any nt. In liis aliitml" the (o'l-nian nian-v breadth of vi-. ni. vitU vindiriive an1' . Is fnnii-iod by bin-, tho purpose in ii- land, which .': viy sena than i:--u-. Win !h- r this i';intp::r:n hatred is oriini.cd i ::oi . the fact remaiiw thai l ina in-pired with :t hai that never eii- .1 makes; iein ot-s m i;l . diliieult. Strikes Now the Rage. new republic extremely dilllculC Tho piivernment claims it is due to under nourishment, which ls partly true, but not entirely, since groups of men who have been well fed are subject to the iinie genii of loose thinking. One of the results of the war has been tho lack of respect for law and order and n carelessness with human life. It has made the Germans ready to use arms for any small issue they deem nnsettleable otherwise. I'rohnbly It will be n question of years before the German becomes clear-headed and clear-thinking. He i umireiy ter, pernaps uruireiy so. Judging by the number of tlsh caught In them every year. Hut cotton meshes "Why a. cotton net looks llko a white rail fence to a fl-di," said an ex pert In Herbert Hoover's otliee In Washington. "He turns around and goes right nvyny fron It,"- Exchange". ; started out with an abnormal psychol- T!ip riPfiert 0ir-v' hispired by conceit, and Ihe war every gradually made him ripe for the men tal collapse that took place with the revolution. iVated mlliinrlly, but a:.d sick of.,var. and 1 thtf eiiieiiie i'ondl. i' prevails in uplift of ' iti'.nis tM" ii;e'.i like Krz- ! i"e tih! the Cermana j re defeated militarily. 1 belief testers the talk j "ext war." ot onlv. MUeutly, and by till j you nre nsked : next war coming?' i further than that I ally of the "next j to get revenge." n all hands, though i Jte of collapse that ' and is ernireiy de j ill of the allies for i Former Kino's Grandson Leads Revolt. ! A grandson of King Johannes of I Abyssinia, who died In 1SS0, has re : vol ted and declared himself king un i der the name of Theodore. The gov ! ernmerlt has sent out a punitive expe dition to put down the rebellion. BOLSHEVIK COURSE OF STUDY .In pun has 80 artificial dye factories, with an annual capacity In excess of lO.UUO.OOO pounds:. FISH WOULDN'T BE FOOLED Denizens of the Deep Simply Refused to Be Decoyed Into Any Net Made of Cotton. rman believes of J Even a fish knows that when an ont hu' matter. I'm by, elder tries to monkey with American bead, but this business he makes trouble. It was decided at Washington by the powers that you should be coaxed Into a raging tlsh hunger. Pieces tn the papers were written to make your mouth water for Hsh; posters showing beautifully colored llsh, lying in beds 1 to wert - mill tize actual d tho tier. Hns dr.r- ear-; of tlio war. :; dues not think than he did. ' Interesting to Speculate as to Just What Would Be Appropriate Uni versity Curriculum. The former Danish minister to Pe trograd is authority for the statement that the bolshevikl have established a special revolutionary school at Mos cow under Ihe direction of Professor Itadek, the ' revolutionary leader, wheiy agitators from all parts of the world are receiving .instruction and titling themselves for .missionary work. It would be Interesting to receive a prospectus of In. Hadek's university and an outline of its course of study. Presumably little attention will be paid to bomb-throwing, the handling of vx plosives, and the like, these being purely elementary branches. One would look rather for special em phasis to bo laid upon the 'Theory nud Art of Holshovlzlng and Ap proved Methods of Denllng'AVlth the bourgeoisie and securing their pos sessions without using itiiyslcal force. Advanced students might take up the problems, how to collect taxes with out taking money away from any body and the counter-revolutlun and how to counter it. on the campus. Thliln ranks aie represented In the headed ny two colonels and flvt lieutenant colonels. P. A. HnnU of linker was elected grand patriarch of the grand en campment I. O. O. E., of Oregon, succeeding A. $1. Knight, of Canby, who by virtue of having served as grand patriarch, was elected grand representative to the sovereign grand lodge which will meet iU Ilnl timoiv later in th. year. Ono hundred and twenty promi nent Jersey breeder fi from all sec dons of tho Northwest were guests of Saloni at n'big i-ff)lion in ties Commercial club rooms Wednesday night as a grand finale to the firs'. Wi egon Jersey jubilee. Including a lour of the Willuiietto valley In which all of Ihe bic Jersey fa i ins were visited. Equal to the Occasion. "Speaking of accommodating hotel inanaget.'?.".8ai(l a traveler, "the best 1 ever met was In a provincial town I icnched the hotel late in the evening1 Jut before I retired I heard a scan perinii under the bed, and saw n cou ple of large rats Just escaping, I ai once complained at the olllce. The manager wns as serene as a summoi breeze. Til tlx that all right, sir," be paid. 'Hoots I Take a cat to room S ut once!' " .Vow tho days are good and warm, and sunburned faces and bauds will need prompt alientio.i. Why not drop in ut Silver! horns -and try that Vio late cream or campholatuin, oi j Kubling cream, that Is so much ;iiked by so many. fi-Hlt-tf FAMILY DRUG STORE LA GRANDC.ORCQON. County nglcullur-il a;.'nts will 1 A WANT AO will rfo tt. Tt Is no un--. dozen or more : one group of pay, or ticouui quickly as a c doubt the r,...i strikes f..r s; worse. Kmple? who have ceiie half as eflVic.. out of pr,ic!i. , normal k live now. boMicvii; This" v. a of the .' iv nnd make :fS tlieeutente j of parsley, and cool, fresh vegetables wen- stuck in your town railroad station and post office. By all the ex pert calculations of the propagandists you were soon shrieking for fish; you were tinned into a man who would perish If be couldn't hnvo his llsh every day. "liighlor they said. "Cotton Isn't ns-strung as linen, but we'll make our nets of cotton, with- larger threads. We've got folks .hungry for llsh and now we must get the llsh." So down into the clour waters of the Giv;it Lakes and Inlo the cold depths of the sea on the Pacific coast where the salmon disport went the cotton nts in place of the linen nets that have been used through the centuries by -Jill fishermen. It was a secret In war time, as I s a!)oiit the same Papers are filled' s, irtji h of which ii estahlislh'd for Mel anil Suilzer sensnticu rather to stir VP t cerium. Hut nanus are he ed of 1'Yanco re, end that lurs the more thing for half a to occur becaus's ile Vi,iaud better w Is not pased as i h, wMies. No s nre ba.f, but ihe ,v 1 1 1 -1 make them Jind that workmen ! i he front are ..nly t : TMi-e they are p.-eau-e ttf the ah t:r ier which they , they have Kconie el kkv. .-I-ee-P ;!iy s OHO :.: l e-i'uany faces To Make Statues of Silver. Charles E. Swett has discovered a preparation of silver which may be made In u plastic form like was or clay, and nlso thinned down to tbecon- slstency of paint, according to the Lit- . lie Journal, Cambridge, Mass. topper, copper alloys nnd bronzes may be worked In the same manner. Hy sim- i pie technology the preparation may be reduced to the pure metal without any j change In Its form or shape. A sculptor may work If In the round er in .the relief. Just as ho does his usual materials, or In dilution It may ; be applied to a metallic purface with a bru-di. It c ready simplifies the prob- i leui of artistic work of a hlgli. order, although, of course, It Is more expen sive t tin ii Plumped ware. Medallions and figures may thus be presented In the original without the need of cast iti. and MK-h articles ns silver sets may be made of which every member is original nnd unicjuc. It provides a new medium for artists, 'i'lio Inven ts. v. 1,1 t.itt T fun toll It now The fish struck. It was a linen net j " i,;ls l'tPn"'' or nothing with them. Linen meshes almost Invisible to u Jisli in wn- Hiftter Wrappers printed Royal Club Goods Are Just Like Fresh Fresh STRAWBERRIES for your Sunday dinner. We have a full line of Fresh Fruita and Vegetables. Phone us your orders for Rhubarb for canning. NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY JOELS GROCERY Cor. Cedar and Wash'ngton, Phone M-759 Wege fables FKKSII PEAS j " FRKSll fOMATOKS ' ," , Sl'lXAClI ' KAPINUKS' ' I0T HOUSi: LKTTITCM ' K'lIlIlJAUl) NKAT POTATOES ASPAUAGVS (iKKKX ONION'S CUCUMIJKIJS NKW CAP.IiAGK Our 'first sliipinVnt of that (U'licious CIIKK'K'V J.ANK 11K.M) LHTTtTl, CAIjIFOKNIA ami HOOD RIVER STRANUiKRRllCS, . OR A(f KA and 0 RAPE EREJT. J. G. SNODGRASS PHONE MAIN 43 Beautiful New Mid-Summer Milli fieri lire I Observer office r nil m' Backache? i i iViisiau'siii ? ar? r.ii.Ml" npj I -a i: ;i ir..'.;t -i ii' ' I:-':"- .-."iti in ilic i ,1 ..srti.. W ';t-:i : . -. ot if 'i'iintiain or ' . : fr.i;i'. C"-it, '':!.' i !. ' i? I-11 lo:.". r'lh.; t': IvA f-vor, tl . ".intiric," is birmd rtmtt M it i many , i t-; in labia, in riti'liii I of ii." poisons It can b' "i i .riv drn? "t.ir... by , - , ::-n':c '' for kitln f : . .1 OVfTCnim- f.cli . ri" :-:-;:itUiM, d: i?-' pj-rf n:U. tl'l;:sr froli.' lx:'J al '-t. j ... ! ritrtt's Invs:id""II"! i . ff-r a Wc . tria! pickase. j . i - 1 Y.xv .j'T'T... for t' ts't , .-.la-rh of t.i.. h-d t- ,-1 ;f cr - n-h.-.t v ' . .. iK- IS: 9 -A Kl , -. W a I U.K ' i'. ,,, :. !j I d I " ,. ...... L-.r.4':.!''1 h'! r".';. arff i.. . pill'f. r ii. ;n Inn.l .'. . !-" '' ; Ei;?!.t. -t Bl-W V" (i ?'v l'..' I-..:. ti in.f-y. bv m- '.'. : t.iim-d ut rnVlT '; r i.n o '!' ' bnn. !i-- -t - : ;- Eait.' A Reputation Won on Quality Heinz Pork and Beans Famous Because They are Good.,. jr ;ai'v, order 'ream lH'COS IK'S ( 'alil'nriiin Strawberries, iialily fine We Kct Aiiel and Sunshine akes tinlay New RoipK I'ort. Pimento and Chili Cheese A. it j. Corn L'lle, Imth iia!it v and irieps vt Jbyne ('tired liaioli. I'.lle ,i pmind New ki'g of Mixed Sweet 'I'iekles, fiiarj Saturday, we will have home jrrnwn R'adishes, (ireen Oni'ins anil Sinaeh Take aloll a jar of Sfilnahle Coffee eainpinu' K S.I!iand Sardinia in lar-re'iiv;il -mis, '!' .Xnthiijir finer than P. S. Riee.'in .ii'ek,iL.'es, n(- Call Main 80 and we will Deliver Your Orders Without Extra Charge. 0 0 PHONE MAIN. 80 1 J ; S l Sf?SgMJII JJlB IIl!IWMnWMMKiaBWftTUMIIWillllllll IIMIIIWl II IIOHIHI M, at tho I . . . - 1 1 iiii ;Mmr - i Featuring all the latest ideas in Maline, Georgette and Horso-hair Hats, at, the a ton? where you t.nn , ' depend uioii getting Hit! best v.d- ues, rpiality and style considered. The Walling Millinery f,. .Xoxt door to Silverthiirn'sj votir Strawl MO MORE BOBBINS IN TOWIND i - . i - 1 . Every woman knows the bother of having to stop and wind the bobbin. Always when you want tq hurry mo?t too, With the Western Electric Tyo-S;ool Portable Sewing Machine you have no more bobbing to wind for you sew direct from tuw spools instead of from a rpool and a Ziob!:n. . See ho' much time this saves you? With this machine you hive .one of the hard work it is run by electricity. It is portable, no larger "tln a traveling bag and s aiily o carried and put away wljen you're hnUhcd sewing.0 1 is economical, a cent's worth of electricity runs it three i our nd it costs lciih;i t.ost rri;s f pedal pOf r mchi?(es. o o ( o o o o Ask lor Your Ryzon Cook Book Foods from Ryzon Resipes are always tempt ing because of their appetite appeal Ami only ordinary skill is reipii'ied to make them witli Ryzon Uaking Powder, .'trie ier lb., and a (took Rook free with your first order. Try K renin Krisp, tlir fresh, creamy vegetable Hhortciiing, for all cooking purposes, 10c and 7": jiertin. Ilip-O-Life, the niaishniallow Creinv, is sure fine for strawberry s?hortcake, :!." per jar. re have a full line of lunch goods lor your, fishing trip or pienic. Roiled 1 lam, -.M inced ll.iin, Sandwielics, .Jellies, Preserves, Pickle.-:,. Olives, and a fresh stock of Cookies and Sara toga Chips. . STRAPERRIKS ANl'i VKCHTAPLES ' . ' EKES II EVERY' MO.'.'NLWj . . City Grocery ' oand BaKeby PATTISON BROTHERS o ol ft. i-.r 8 l . (Hi A tr"-jWff. try tt" irmHT 1 h rmi u Ot. s 1 l MM V lllll III I lllll I ' n II P e 0 0 5. . i 0 S3 O o o o o o G OO 0
