La Grande evening observer., May 27, 1919, Image 2

"" ' "'"" " V V ,"" V"' ' ! - A 4 t .,.-, . c . . i i., -. -.
" TWO . "
n dylie, i.)if.P rouKli thn stone-wall
B'9 You $taiid, Sit
. t Walk : Correctly ?
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"One hundrtd mi-n wllh torn anil
hlWy lutln-n, ty together Willi
npi-?v lirten to n&.
I eftvo Korean! u Injfteil that
limy c4)ld not walk, tied down on
& HprlniiWiiH cart aid brought a)
i "Men a)nid!ng hr havfn:nbclon
ni;Mn with iho drnsirallon, anil
yet joVkel about, knd attacked by
; .soldiers, who will attStk o'nyone.
ll Stone-Wall nnv-nvKiini 1!,.ij
Blue, thtounter chare; ml ihe h:
JN OTHER WOTiDS, IS TO ITU llOIiY
COUUKVI'LV J'QISHI), KO YOU AUK
( J RA( 'KFl'Ii AT A i.h TIM KSl , 0o
Standing, siftmg find walkiwtf "eonwtly
are the ttii essentials to koi UItli, aiui
thai1 i-liisiVi; eliarin e -ni stjh, and. this
nwt jioisj' ftf the Itndy eln rtil; Iap in
dwell by !t eoireclly- designed and fitrVil
corset. O.ur f.'oYsct E.jfrl recoiniiK'tid
i ithoul regard oo)yit thay are o
; arrfc
yard, and elouklnii on, lU doing
Lnotnfnff ele.
'U'.t.w.n nr,r.l.A rinurn will.
KiinH, and kicked, ln the ditch.
"TheMt- and ninny other things
1 nave nn wun my own eyea. son, Bf theae, Our Boys in Hlue. The
Other furnicners -i.o seen the ameicoior of their u-if.,. hiiv -hnt...,l
cm little imagine, but the ,,, of pHtriol3 )B fa(,.u.ES;
in nil nurla nil.. . r . . '
tney are the sons of freedoms sires.
tide of IJettysburK. And aft';; v.nl,
upon that field we the tall forn'oi
lm, whom ilfalhss love .shall en
shrine fcgever in all hearts. We hear.
consecrate, fyg cannot Ohallow this
ground. The brave mi, living'and
dead, who struggled here, have con
secrated it. The world williiitle nole
what we say here, but it can never
MiMuMtMtfti. ' ' """"7
forget what Ifrey did here.
Dead! Our Nation's Boys in Blue
"41 American niHsIonf roughly bho fought at Cb,icknmaujra and Look
reeled, while atanding Tn tis own I out Maintain; in th Wilipjrness, a'
4-old Harbor and at'Shiluh anil at the
Bloody Angle? No! They ever live
for time aijl eternity.
Time goes on, the scene has chang
ed, and eve behold the sosis anj graml-
aud will fit, you to Hie model best milled to
your personal needs. ' .
miX S DEPARTMENT STORE
and worKe. One
the rrlun of terror in all partu ot
I h Ih land, ut the verv time when the
;JauneKH yeace d'il'ates are talk
ing of humanity i.nd eiTuallty ol
ra:en They don't 1'iiow the mean
l ine of these words. And the pun
ishments and tortures at the police
' stations and Jllx make a si 111 nmri
awful story. 1 havi r.ep men who
jwero beaten in wood'n crosses by
the Japannsnf .
And why Is all this cruel pun-Whim-nt
given? Not fur rloing, oi
for resisting 'nrrt. I have not
seen one case of lli!s; not for car
rying dangerous w apons, they have
none; hut Just for Flioutwig out the
desire of lliolr hearts for the Inde
pendinio of their country."
!
CRUELTIES OF
JAP SOLDIERS
TtKvorri.xcj
auk
"The Tflinui kublo iiiiinnc'r' li
Bald to The -Associated jM-ess, "thn
Korean Itnlep'i)(ii;n,:u niovciiit nt Iia-f
iiiniiir'HtiMl Hk ill, c(iur;iKO ami ort;a
tiizaltop that bun h'trm n prt'at Hiir
prise to muriX- 11 hn nliuwn, tnor '
than v(r bofoio, inw uiirtmsonaUlc,
without JuHlico, i-riMtl uiwl hruta
the niilliary ntM of Jupan It in UiIh
land, t could hardly bnli'-vo tlisnti
ihliiKH If 1 had not hwii Hkmii will.
Ji;s( ;n;i;i
Independent Idvi'incnt Hum Shown
Kklll and ('(Mwau1 That Im a
.Surpi'iH to Mirny
Wf'. Vt,-W IV lirillliM I
my own eytsti.
"Tho polleo and nnldlorH have or
rented old men und 1 1 1 tic ehildrn
a ltd rrueily beaten tliPin. Lltlle giiT
of only ten years of nj;e, women nn'
Kfhool Khla havo betn shninefull:
treat I'd and mijeoted to physlen
punishment and tninirc for no othc
crlnio than shontini; with peareCn
rRKINO. Corre'ipondpnco of tho , enthuftinmn for Ui"lr own countt
aihI crying out ror .ne inuepenuenn
wlthli Japan had (juaranleed by Sol
emn troai.OH.
"Thewe thlnfrs hai boon wltneRB
ed not by one or two but by scorer
AoHoeluted I'rtss) Th Hovurend
Kdward W. ThwinK, oriental socro
tary of tho Internntlonal Kef or in
Iiureau, who wan in Korea In
March and perionuliy wlineie(
noiiiu of tho diHturhancos rettultiiiK
from tho Korean Independence
niovemont, declare that "tho low
er Japumme crfficli'la and gold i em
havo acted like la?.loHa' anvagoH in
(touting with thin ptcnliar ltua
tlon." Tho niovemont In Korea Ih
iloscrlhed by tho, Uovoreud Mr.
ThwtiiK. who formenr waa an Amnr
Itan nilKJtloimry uh "a peacuful re
volt which nnmild huv boon hand
led with tho groiitfliit ot tact.'
of missionaries an J olhern In man?
pnrt of Korea durlnB March. If th'
world could only know thesu tliliiK:
they would certal'ily heed UiIh cr
or dlcrtrnsR from an oppreBHrd peo
pie. ' Hut the Japanese are doinp
all they can to keen the world from
knowing tho truth. A report ha
Ji.nt come thai liH cliy, from
which bittern havo been 8-nt. they
nra making It very Lit id Tor the inla
Mionariefi, even hinting .at deport a-
they slop tellhiK out
tinri, UltleHH
the truth.
The following r sonio of th"
ihliiilH that I havi actually ne.-n
Aitli my own eyts.
".Small Hchool cliildrti knocke-l j
lown arid cruelly bent on by Jap
mono ttoldlerH. This waa not a;
I iKi.il i on of aireHtinu them, but sav
ife unJiiHllfirablo harhariHin. J
"tfoldlerH 8top and dellherntely i
ire into n crowd compnd only of
.irlH ami women, who wrre. Himply
liouliiiK 'Manse.'
"A Hinall boy of tjn years oho
!irout;h the baclt.
"An unreHl;lin old man of CI,
fears, pounded, kl?k-j and h a ten
uy Revet nl Jnjan-te fioldleiB," uutl
ie could not walk.
"A crowd of about twenty school
-1 1 Ih. who. were quietly walk inn'
iIoiik the public road not even
dioutlnK, chased by poUiers, neuter
with guns, knocked downtaud so
shamefully treated that it made
one': blood boil.
"Japanese firemen, chasing boy
i mi girls, with Ions Iron hooks try
ng to catch them with them.
"A Korean in it hospital, parol
(zed, with his head crushed In with
me of thesP ndokfl. " " ' "
The Rev. Kdward W. Thwing ta
'a native lioston. Mass., and be
enuni a IreHbyteri;ia infHtoiiary to
K.'hina in U!2. lie waa legislative
lagent of the International Reform
lUureau at the Wond Conforence of
Nations on Oplui.i at China in
n!(0!t, jmd speaks 'iai' reads the Jap
Lane.u'a and Ctiine.w) languages. lie
I has bcr-u active in erganmng nntl
!opium Kocii'tirs. in f'hina at the re
(Hiesl of the Prosidept gf the Chin-
ese Hepuhlle. Hi head(unrterf
ihuvo been at Vckin. ,
Dead, these Our Boys rn Khaki, who
went forth to win the freedom of g
world, and to wipe out forever Wie
fateful Red Gurse of War? Their
names are written there, in the im
mortal records' of the Second Marne,
Chautenu Thierry and the Aronno.
Dead the, heroes of the Lost Ilat
talion, and of the trenches and of the
air and the sea, who (rave their lives
that others might live?
No! For Love and Faith and Hope
are not dead, and the Christ of liod,
who gave Himself a ransom for up,
lives on.
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"I LL y IT IS."
The best place to take your car if
It does not work like it used to. The
rkandard Auto Repair Shop, cornn
Adams and Fir. Kd. Cyr, Prop.
, ? J J J S.J J J J J
T1IKUK AUK NO DKAI).
(A Mnioi.al Dav Message)
The undyintr life U theirs! Time
passes hut the nation's dear departed
ones live on. In the love of millions
who know them not, save by ihe dcath-
I less dwds they wrought, today they
) live. The Nra(on i." the living monu
ment of. their never-ending lives,
j filings change nnd waste and cease i'
I Te, luit their brave lives, beyond all
j power of tinp iukI age, march on for
ever. Dead? Those Roys in Blue, dead?
Tho heroes of liberty, dead? Today
again we see these lines on lines of
Hlue, at Cemetery Hill, and Hound
Top, and the deadly struggle and con-fKc-t
of Pickett's" charge; 'the bloody1
BAKE&-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE
Caviuess & Thomas
Lv Bak&r .... 8:00 a. m. Lv La Grande .... 8:00 a. m.
Lt Baker .... 2:00 p. m. Lv La Grande .... 2:00 p. m.
Phone Black 141. Leaves From Silver Grill
BfctiV(5falMiliiBiMliiili
START YOUR SUNDAY RIGHT
by partaking of one of our excellent HOT
.AVAFFLKS with rajilo Syrup. AVc nso aVso-
lutcly no compounds or suhst itutos in our bak
ing or rooking.
THE CITY RESTAURANT AND BAKERY
Anihony & IJoliliins, Pimjis.
Have the iabeJ, wnith stands for
fair working conditions, put on your
job printing. , Tlie OliKfrvtT is ono of
the two Bh'ops in town obrervin unior, :
principles. I'hone M:iin 117. !
THAT WNlWYd
USE OUR-
TEAS AMD
COFFEES
liny your rcriuironifnts now, jjs wo anticipate
lliglior prices. . We can supply you with the best
at the right price. Our coffee line is comph :te,
and we guarantee every pound. '
Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street Across the Track
Now the days itre f:ood and warm.
and Biiuburncu faces und liumls wilt
need prompt utiontlou. Why nut droji
in at Silverthorns and tty that Vio
late croam or rampliolaluiii, ol
RiiljlinK cream, that I:; .ho nuicti
liked by so many. f-2:!-if
FAMILY DRUG STORE
I Good soda water drinks ice cream,
Jill'- very best. Delicious fresh stiow
: !,rry Sundays. Also sherbet ei v
!d Just ri f-'li t always at Silverthorns
I B-2:i-tf
WANT i'ii!i:n:x
ion
idiii
I want four men who can flpM
fire nnd ride the ranire. Oood posi
tions for pood men. Address Joe
Woods, La Grande, Ore. 5-25-3t
Try a bottle of Little Liver Touch
era thafwill lie just rltlit for Indi
gestion, and the liver. Dox of 80'for
25c at
FAMILY ORUQ STORE
SHfNOg.QHEGOfj.
Th Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette
Have Yea Tried the New
"TEA-FOIL" PACKAGE?
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gOPEIf DAY AND NIGHT
Residence Undertaking Parlor
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED
embalmer; :
Phone Call Main 62 Day and Night
iMakc housework
4 pUastiret
Every woman enjoy housework
if nicely painted floor, net wood
work: and attractive fumittir(e give
licr half a chance to keep tiiem
nrat nnd clean,
Thnt'i why the Insists anon tho
timely pplictfn, ol B-H Valnti nil
Varnishes. Vhey brtnf back the new
ppeitritnce and nuike possible tho
"somethlnif .acrampliitht'i" foeling
whkh nioknn th dy'l work wurth
while.
See that the Bast-TTueK-r lahel Is on
tho can Ifeat yon buy I Thera is a
Rievat B-H product tor etrry use
all oft ty-ftf readmit ; lonff-llvttl; mrde
'II !
One of ihe
Joys of Life
Be a
Good
Swimmer
mv
' Finest Burley Tobi.cc
r :Bio Mllbv-g till i24ez1
V- "o pm ?f Chocolate
also packed in frie
famous green tins
as heretofore.'
111
mm
Jit
vj-.v i, tav . riLiu. -ii'tuv au-ir-.h-j
It's soft and pliable decrease
-: - nA u . i i
tobecca does not cake in the WWM.W$s,
tiimagc no Uigging II OUl Wltn
the tinker. Keeps the tobacco
in even better condition than
tin. Mo, don t you owe it
to yourself to buy a pack
ag and give Tuxedo a
trialf Not quite as jMJ
much tobacco aa
Sij-U. inthetin.6uf M
m& s sec,
mm S
W -Ms
. LA J Wheat raw the lifrhtert.thin-
net, finest, tfrongeet cigarette paper in all
the world. Koll a TuxcJo cigarette with0
LA CKOIX papers,
.VTSt Tri :,75.A-fa-n-i
, -,v eopeclilljr to meet I'acitic B -i , .1 'S'
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