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III rPIDIt Vmilir flKrDlltHi;,uct'ess wu" 's richly s-j(,'C-stive ofito insure fair dta!itijiall uloni; the AOIot of daylight-savers are now
Ln UlinU-JL U I L II 1 II U UU ULIII l" , ,.ti,i ..tl.ii.vomi.nli. in other fields, linp. either nil fruit x :.n.. ve..etl,!( niiihnn ".'.u..AmrA lm l.uelriuur.1 '
Wg aro Btronjf ?or private enter-1 should be sold by weight, or else the loll time, in your flight." j
prise aim inuivniuui accompiisnmeni : receptacles in wnn-n inoy are soid vJ- o ;
Knuduu Know uie nrct-ise ouaiunfo con- tvnvr ivx. niuvini' uaseuuu is ociuo i
sport th.'ty sjuiding in a muddy riWich
throwing? nanil gKlnuues.
An Independent Newspaper
Published Daily and Weeklyat La
Grand. Oregon, by La Grande Even
ing Observer Puyiahig Company.
o BRUCE DKNN1S, PubKsher.
utered at the 1'oatof fice at Laramie
Oregon, a Second Class Mail MJfttci
Address all Communications to
The Observer, 1110 SScth Street.
Of, -and County Official Paper,
On baie in Uther Cities Oregon Hotel
NewH Stand, Portland; Imperial News
Stand, Portland; Multnomah Hotel
News Stand, Portland, Oregon.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
liy Carrier
-Jan?, per month 64c
Uaily, per three months S1.9f
Daily, jyjr six months in advance 93-75
IIniIl'. npr iihmi' in nrlvittwA ft7MI
Daily, single copy 6c tics won bring the spiritual uplift
V Ma" The crossing of tho Atlantic is a
Daily, per year in advance $5,001 . . .
be many such hereafter.
in this country. That is fine ten
dency, ImMt may be carried too far.
There lye many bifj things in the
worlds that nced0doinij and that could
be doian better an3 quicker through or
ganized public effort.
Cities, states and federul govern
ment, we miglft ulimitft say, have us
jmI hardly begun to function. They
111 e ndl awake to their opportunities.
'Hiey 60 not realize tvhul tremondous
thing.1 they might do with the pooled
resources the wealth and brains if
their citi.ens. Neither do they rcalhe
the uplift of spirit that might come, as
it has in this case, from triumph won
through eommdn effort and interest.
Wars are full of that spirit. Hut
tained.
Daily, per year in advance $5.00 I
Daily, per six months in advance I'-'-OO V'tcr
Caily, three-months 'n advance.. $1.25 There should be
aily, per month Due '
Weekly Observer-btar, by mall, per
year In advance. : . . $l.f0
".My Country "lis of Then, Kuc-'-t
- Lanil of l.ibelrly."
How Much In the Pack
age? The fedeia.l Department o( Agri
culture is engaged in a determine.!
campaign to enforce tho net-weight
amendment to the Food and Drugs
Art us it applies to fruits and vege
tables. This amendment provides, that
the actual contents shall be plainly in
dicated on' packages containing food
or drugs. Hitherto thero seems to
have been considerable disregard of
it with respect to fresh fruits and
vegetables, though it nppliea to them
no less than other food-stuffs, tihip
pnrs who fail to observe the law aro
liable to prosecution in the federi'l
courtH.
This measure, of course, can only
be enforced in connection with goods
ohiing under tho designation of "in-
commercc," tlmt is, goods
Great Adventure Definite
ly Accomplished.
The Hcnplniic race from America to
Europe has been distinctly a national
enterprise. The large measure of suc
cess attending it has been due to the
fact that the plans were worked out
by experts and elaborate facilities
were provided by the navy depart
ment, and that, in short, the epurhiil ! tcrstuto
timierini.mg wus hacked hy the match- shipped- over state lines. Many states
less resources of the United States. nil t.j,iug nHV0 adopted similar regu
It is conceivable that a seaplane, oflatiolis 'covering food-stuffs shipped
Rome other sort of aircraft, might; or sold withjn their own jurisdictions;
have made tho voyage successfully , but in general, states and muipcipall
without nl! the detailed instruc-tion.,.i ties aro still lax in the matter,
tho careful training, the warship:-, j t)e iast fuw yours the multipli
Btrung ncroos the ocean nd the whole j eii f size., and shapes or boxes,
big system of coopeni'ion of which ! e,ates, etc., has resulted in chaos. It
the navy flyers had t! benefit. Hut j js 8eldoiii that a consumer can tcM,
the chances against it would have Lv n)ri. ,w niui-h of any fruit cr
vegetable there is ill any container.
been much greater.
In the triumph of those hrnvo, high
ly skilled American aviators, there
fore, all America shares. And the
Often the retailer does not know.
Sometimes the shipper himself docs
not know. It is evident that, in order
oA Easiness War Memor
ial. 0
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The Wcj.tinghouse Electric Com1
pany his established four scholarships
as a commeaiorartou of the.part jday
ed by its enudoyes'durilfg the war. j
It is not in uy sense a" memorial
for those fought and died, but a recog
nition by the company of the loyal
service ef till its employee both in
the shop and on the fiehl of battle.
Two of the scholarships arc to bo
open to employes of two .years' leng!!i
of service who aro under '23 years ef
age. The other two are to be limited
to sons of employes who have served
the company for at least five years
The selection in each case is 0 be
decided by competitive examination
to be conducted by the company's edu
cational department.
Scholarships will cni-.ble the suc
cessful candidates to pursue u four
year technical course in any schoo! or
college they may prefer, with the ap
proval of the committee. They may
study any. branch of engineering fhtry
choose, and in each case the student's
completion of his course depends on
his making good every year in accord
ance witli the standards of the college
selected. '
A nobler or more valuable testi
monial to faithful service would be
hard to imagine. It sheds mi inter
esting light on the spirit and method
of some of the great business con
cerns of our couiiiiy in dealing with
their employes.
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.VOTICK TO .MAQiONS
I)r. ,;eorge II. Van Waters, el
I'oi-ilund l.oge,N Df., A. P. &
M wiy deliver a leisure n
"Symbols ofo -'reemasonry" to tl
members ofo I. a giancft) ldge No0
41, A. I-'. ; A. M.,Turielay even
inifi May 2!th. o
Tho inee?ing will be held .in thf
Masonic lodge ro.n at 8 .o'olock
Visiting meiubers of the order wel
come HoiPeshments will bo served
C. 'WILLIAMS, Sec.
ATTKNTIOX .MOOSE. .
All members of La Grande Lodge
850 are reipiested to be present on
regular meeting, night, Wednesday,
May 28, at 8:P0 p. m., sharp. Special
business on hand, fine spread and a
general good time, lie suue and be
there.
FRED J. SMITH,
5-20-lit. . Dictator.
Good soda water drinks lee cream,
the very best. Delicious fresh straw
berry Sundays. Also sherbet serv
ed just right alwuys ut Silverthoins
6-23-tI
WANT ITltK.MKN Idl!
l-'OKJOST W01S.K
I want four men who can flgiit
riro and lido the range. Cood posi
tions .for good men. Address Joe
Woods, La Grande, Oro. '0-25-31.
A lot of old tanks 'that had seen
service on the other side have been
brought to this country and used for
exhibition purposes. After July 1 vc
ought to lie aide to return the compli
ment and sentl a lot of old tanks to
Kuropc for prohibition purposes.
According to tlie New York World,
there is Ihpior, liquor everywhere, es
pecially in dry. states. In that cas-',
we should think the World and other
li(Uii--leving organs would ipiit fight-in-;
pi ohiliil inn.
Umbrella Improvement; -
It Is the llttlo things which make
for perfection, we are told. An Inven
tor has perfected a device which cer
tainly shows a taste for perfection.
No one Is uiifanillliii- with the strip of
tape with a catch which Is used snugly
10 wind up closed umbrellas. When
the imilpclla Is open this piece of tape
la'ligles and pendulates In n way that
undoubtedly is offensive to the dignity
of some. Tho Inventor In qui-stioii has
made iui Invention which provides
moans of stowing away the ' pendant
Into the Interior of the ftpened inn
bivlla by means of a snapping device.
Oldest Roof.
The root of lloiel Khincheck In New
Iforl; eily Is supposed lo be the oldest
ilato roof In America. It wus slal'ed In
be year 17011 with slate brought from
Vales for this purpose.
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK.
Caiiital and Surplus, $240,000.
Established 1887
Sound, Eeliable, and Progressive.
At Wjiii' SiTvici'.
(If toui.-e we love the I'ritish peo
ple. Hut if they don't mind, we'd
rut her keep tiiose German merchant. -men
for oursylvos. .
Tho main trouble with the average
longressinan is that lie thinks talk is
work.
Try a botlln or LHUo Liver Touch
ers that will bo just right for indi
gestion; and the livor.'UdX of -80 for
'UTic at
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FAMILY DRUQ STORE
LA GRANDC.OPEGON,
12 CENTS
out of every dollar col
lected goes, to pay our
, TAXES .
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
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in JJor'eatlKT cook with OIL and
&5Pt!OOL--we sell ifo Now
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FURNITURE-EXCHANGE-
lSacfl3-ll :: :: :: :: Fir and fefi'ou
b . " o s
Btf PiiccsqitPfor ?ijO.I Furniturg. or will Ex
change for iww. o o
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The Eleventh Annual Exhibit .
. UNION
LIVE STOCK SHOW .
Association .
Wednesday, ' Thursday and Friday
June 1.1, 12 and. 13, '19 .
TJiciv will in1 an unusually fine stfcrk vxliiliij, in
many tlci;irtiK'uts sujH'riot Jlo aft oeir olntwii by
this asstfeiatitm.
. tiafk'anil aivya tfftiw, iMr?uui?iu; ro?yt8TiaP
itf, Ki'iii.m, cnw-hoy and titlu'r 9g'oo; aibl'Vihl vo
stvuls M' influy hinds, will he irestfitol t'aoh hi,
with iii tiivsomii wait. '. .
Miis,-.will l.o furnTcli.d fu-?hrQD.-A'?). :&,6$uul
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1. 1111 IIJUIUS.
Mic oi inc. t;i r, t arniv
k a? t'onipanio' o4 ?i'
rnast, w ith ;i varii'i?issrtfiH-nt oC StoOw'"''!
vi'?c amuspiiu'nt at Oiilit. o
S t . H'k ' 1 1 i Ifi t f n i m a 1 ? ?c 9l t ory ?8 vfic9y 9o
loiiii'U and l'jn joiuts outsidt'ciOB-tOta'C. 0 "
This iotlif year whon a!9s9iuld ssro llieB' cSO.
.11 roffn l.'id io S'nion at Stork nn? tim " '
l'or Olassifj.iPiiMi liksflmd fui-th-nf)5Quaioii.
aahvSTOrKyowt-X'iy-ol'.yJY. Uniono0ie.
DON'T FAIL f 0 ATTEND -YU ARI? EX-
PECTED.
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Man3 New AtctfaCtions jor Weekd 9pers?
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Meni
0 0 Canteen '
".Bags; .
Those popuTar bags, made
like a canteen the newest
in fashienablc bags made
of blae pjitent. leather, pret-
, tily lined; mirror and card,
case inside., I'riee $7.50. See
window.
. Also new beads of all
kinds; by far the pretties;
assortment we have hd ihis
season. Your inspection in
vited. New Cfep? De
Chine Waists .
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Jifst arrived by express.
Those who ndher to the aim-'
pier models will find many
attractions here anions these
new arrivals, ailored wahiU
of flesh and white, marked
with some innovation either
in fabric, trimming or in the
model itself. The prices are
$6.50 and $7.00.
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' Cretonnes
throughout the home lend
an air of rdined elegance
and cozincss, especially if
Co'.onird Drapery Fabrics
r.re vied. Motives for
the designs are cleaned
Jrom the v.'crld's best art
sources.
Wlialovcr tfio style,
size or ' jrarpose ' of the
rocrn yaa Vv'i:ih to" beauti
fy, you will find appro
pirate ctairps, colorings,
r.r.d rr.atorils ih Colonial
Drapery F:.!;ris.
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are !"-'--:'.'.
7 you sug-
oomsyou.
to dc-corate.
Just received New "Jazz"
t'ai-The newest and live
liest of all the sprihp head
Kear, art tneso new "Jazz"
caps; coo coldVs, models 9re
diffceent; somethinR we havs
never shown help re we
..know you will like the shauo.
ew Brown
Pumps .
A plain brown Pump, like
illustration, very fine kid
with lijrht turned sole; we
have all Sizes in this Pump, -and
AA to C widths. Price
$7.50.
Watch Our
Ad
Tomorrow
Ti;n; ACCOMODATIONS 'the eily park. T
Parties who desire tonlinj; space , iy ihm i;in;: t u
nr tuntiiitf aceominodations .for thej
Chant auiua in La (irande tin? ,
Kiinimor should nui to their appliea-l
tinns at oiiff. tn fir. Tlioinas nl ! Stntc jru;ir;mti
ciiy wati r (VI -
should im;iiIi-
ii.iv he had
!ack. at'thn
ri'sci'valiou
j-2-at
f ititcrcsl fur five
years on Irrigation and drainajre bonds,
and Roosevelt highway bill should be
passed by the people, as beintf meas
ures of great benefit to the whole
state.
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For business ?neis,p?Gfessioiicil men,
men of sporte - f--vlf , bowlm, tennis,
shooiirvi'.ridlii. For every body, every
where, h? yee- Yoiand. Bevo is hale
refreshment vhalesome thirst-"1"
an invigorating soft tlrink. Ideal for
the athlete or i'2ie maai in physical wr
mental triiistri;j-- ooct to train arsui
ain on. IIcah!iiful.ataid appgiixinijf.'
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