La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 28, 1919, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texto o WSTHY MAY 28; 1919 t$ GRANDE JVENUTG OKSFJER? Bins O CpWCJliCtrtpii Rgd Cross Drjig0 Store , 0 The rrecrllmO8tore.0 LTQC'AI, Mrs..R. J. Ktf.Oen left th,afti:r noon for aker, for a ttf visit wit;; relatives. o 0 0. F. Hall, j.-?'?"a(;ciit .it Hun i ington, is in town todav nth safety firs raeetinpr being hcl at thi) i ofi.-W. club ittoms this afternaon. Mrs. Nei) Gillette, who had been hore for a few days on a visit to her friend. Miss Wildred Hush, re turged tl-ls morning to her home i Pendleton. . Supt. of School" Hunting, of Un .ion, accompanied, by Mrs. Hunt ing, wore. passengers west on No. 17 this morning. They are on their way to Astoria, whore they, jilj spend the summer. Bom, at the Grande rtonde hos pital, WednesdLy jiimning, May 2N, 191 J, to Mr. ami Mrs. A. L. Fer guson, a seven and a halt pound son. . . , J. H. Balmtijmo, who was on duty j f'ir; we caunof act till thetn. "A maq at tho local Amo iftin Kxprcss of- i slialt and must be valiant, he must iice for a oho it tiipe recently, nan 'march forward. Now and always the returned to Portland. Mr. Bal- 1 completeness of his victory over fear manno made Ba trip to Wallowa!'"1 determine huw mucli of a man I-ako over the weekeudf to see that beauty spot of Eastern Oregon bo fore returning. , II. M. laloney, of the Internal Kevenue Depart ni"iitv who had been in town foi; a few dnys, left this morning for J isefili and "Enter- prise where he will spend the next tun days. Mr. Maloney is at preii - ent concerned" with tiie park of chas- injr down iK'lin'Mioncius como tat returns. in the in Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sleph,eijson ! will leave Huh evening for an ex tended visit to I'oi'tlaiut and Seat tle. They wiH be at lliyxl "itiver 1 "on Friday, Decora! ion D;i,y, and Mr. Stephenson will a'Ui'iul Urj eeiemonial to be fMt on thero tbu day by Al Kailei1 TempTe N o; 117, D. O. (). K. - ' Dr. . Ti. Mtirphv. Teiui ner, ys tnrday afierneon from l'ynilb'ton, .where b had spent a day on hash in. Dr. Mmphv vns "reeehin fnslruriions there in tl.o use of ?. jiew X-ruy tuachine whieh is shortly to be added io tlio eiiuipiiient of J)rs. MuriJiiy unl Mmphy dental oft fees. . . Thos. B. I.ecp, a prominent stock-! rrom. tho IliihiiVntiaiiip chapel Kri man of Halfway, linker county. "fs in i das" afternoon. May SO, at 5 o'c-Lck. VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT '. .'.' .: 'tomorrow' I . . " . : ' -ONLY I ; il . .. ' . JH. ...y- .It- . .. -.1 .wgam&&s 1 il T mimmim-e3w- ft XZJ m It. l a V . 1 1 ' : Jfi UM l il -33!S3'j6Wk"3 AewAf 1 1 f. "& c lVJ:dMt-Wil l H ' l-'Vrl .w0p?;t'l''-. .- x'eyifhdefiLov'eno' 1 0 . o o t ? AcFox Ta-o Reel 'Conjcdy.- ; the city toduy sitting Q foists at the land office. Mr. Leep is brotherof Mrs. )lan L. Skiff, of this ci.. O ..Floyd Wilkin. f omer J0euli ,t'liuuii, 'who is now rcpiQici itliv Automobile Record, is )i ion business this wc9k. O P. Q'al&r, oounty Y. M. C. orker, cuOe ia this morning from Ontario, herd he had been on business foifoa coupUP E dSys., Mi; r i j:..--.-. J tiii'O oO the for EuOern Oreon J a ml ia here on- ro heltO the l&al eoOmitteo oip the county prgaulza i Mon which is to be effected soon. Henry JlcCaffcry, former chief clerk in Hie offiw of S&pt. Bollons, ofotl-.C O.-V.f returned this morning" fmni TV.,.,1,1 . .n hull Imeil' . spemling a few days after being if us- tcredut of the service at Lamp Lewoi ?s. He was ovefceas with the 13ii Engineers. Mr. JlcCaifery will rc.ugn to his former position vi the superin tendent's office. Canada's. Watei PSwer. . An Iniportnnt" feature of tho ftnter powers of Canada is their .fortunate sliuiiil.m with ros.-ct t vii -,. merchi'l centers, Wlthle economic transmission range of prnctlcallv ev-. jpry tinportnnj city from the 'Atlantic to the I'ncillc, excepf those !n fhe cen tral western prairies, there are clus tered water-power, sites "which w.lll iTicot the prolviUe demands for hyjlro lo wer for generations. " Conquer lear. It Is an everltkstinR duty, tho "duty of hflnn brave. Valor Is still value. The first duty of a man Is .still that of suhdulim fear. We must net rid of Napkins. Table napkins were in use lone be fore sumo of the other- accessories w bleb we consoler indispensable to- J d:iy. Hefcire forks came to be'known. men bad to use their IliiRprs in pre : partnK their food;. hence the ancient - cemmon Imblt of frequently passing the basin of water itnd'its accompany inn miiUi'i for wiping the hniuls. It now seems Incredible thar forks were not c'")tutiuiry until the seveutceutA CeutUiy. -pleaning an Umbrella. To clean an lyubrella place n table spoonful of !3iipir in a bnsin, po;;r over ItJmlf u.pbitdiif vater and stir till 1N Volved. Then open the umbrella njifl, fitarl Ini; rrom tlie ferrule, .sponge each rore ilnwn In the iV.int. Relive the umbrella ojteu till 1pj. IINKISAL TO lth IIKL1) l'HIDAV AITIOIt.NOO?.' Wo funeral of the late Mrs. .Minna Illuincnslein, wife of -J. H. liliiini-nstein, whoso dath occurred I W'Hierday ufternoDn, will be' held A--D1 ..v. . feau STORES WILL BE o 8 Friday, May 30, PeeoKation iay. p.' ill bo observed as a holiday afcer 11 o'clock in the morning by all the bus iness hoSses in the city. Thij v.is At-AA u.,1- at A,l I In,? I meeting, the merchants presc it voting to close their stores at the hojr nanie-l. All u.;,,.,". mnK in iho mi.. ui r-i quested to observe the agreeniei:. ....... . -L iL The Detforntion Day prj.aIn eludes G. A. R. and W R. C services at the Mormon Tabernacle at i'.QO n'lnnlr nn,l tha lir. KflGli ill ffum.s " . ", announiji.'a elsewhere. ; . nrjyr TlT-pxr'C Vi'A-w TO BE OBSERVED .AT PARK SUNDAY The Presbyterian Sunday School will-hold ifs anVJial Children's Day i 1"'0BI"am the R'v'-raide park next i Sunday morning at 10 o'fock. Ev- IJry0Ive "!eot at the church at 9:30 o''1" d automobiles will Be provided for those who have fio means of transport -it I on. The prog rant is now being ar ranged and it' will bean Interesting and 'Instructive, one. One, feature will be a Sunday School pageant, "Through the Sunday School Doors," given by a number of pri mary and junior pupils, under tho skilled management or Mrs. Rtiy Murphy, who has bad much exper ience along this line of work. Following. the program the lunch- "con will take place. All members Und friends of tho Sunday School, are invited to attend ' and should take their lunch. If the weather permits the exercises will be given otitsido . the pavilion, .under the shade of the trees. - An offering will bo takVn for the, use of the board to pron oto Sunday Schools fn needy places. There are Kn inillipn children in the United States who have io religious ser vices near them. Four million of Huso are in the northwestern stales. There ate one thousand ru ral communities in Oregon where tne children do not have any .op- portunity'to atten.l Sunday school. The Children's Dity olfering is used to help remove the. conditions. The program of the services will be' published in the Observer Fri day. OCCiJPATION TROOPS PEPJSH IN-Ft AMES liONDON, May 2S. A .bulldinp used as a barracks by the occupa tion ti-oons at LiidwiKsHu'un ha; .iidwIgsHu'en llas'j fire, forty gold- 100 were lnured. been destroyed by iers perished and loo itccordinK to a Central News uis , patch troin IlCrlin, via Copenhagen . . ' OIlA'NfiE IN DEMVKKIKS.. A change made this, week by tTie La; Grande Delivery Compauy in the tini of deliveries, giaes to- pa'rties livinR farthest away from the center ot the city two deliveries a day, where l y formerly bad but one.' Tke node- jf the change will be .found in an adver tisement on page two oT.tiiH issue. iOYK':. The Tieral delivery, .stamp, regis try anil rar'riei's windows of th post offic ill b'op.n o?i Friday, ny 30, tot oi hour, from to 10 .m. No fits or l'iral deliveries. fc. II. ilftAO.G, rost,rtias5. -mm .' . Jit!?' ftitk 'ani liooth on l-ry day. l,em?.ibt;r e f arry lunch .ftooi. ifni, litomat, jl Mts, It.' ,mntin. ' . . :.-'. S-SW-Htji irM-j iiif in i: it,n.iit A full iivti.-e oi the. tjqiiiniiifi- Ity. Cliorit. nili t.. in - til'i .'fistiytetlati t-tiiijf'l this v.-tilfig t . o'clock.' .V! !w.mirr8 mtin tuft H...tbJt att.-4 i.t f..itis;eit ti. 'io so, s tn'; i a oi t. w .ii.ii. at t?ic. .otir.rt t .( toniittro renltic wtlt bo r.t,c.-V,t. s jpajj.Mt'pt'amJ ' f tt f .Gooseberries t,'jr"coninatio, on tj('tiis !00 t'hir.-l. at -fi P ..i-.o-J t.J'ii'? '. ani? ftre f,iintairgoy . lius.ooso. . f ttit) tobifiatii, t-her wi cio-i"t icoO"k S teofc opS. 'm.s tr' yui'ot--' Sit o S . SS H al ;,--.) t. ........ fi5(lli,-l. t. .00 oo e.f o- oot oxiXonj ... uw. o ? St '. . ... a . . S'uliiir Meat . . . e Sprs99hicken t en m. ions 3ri OPncd and Q (0 W & always v e o 0 hiO'i.. .Sin;jlu-d .Shouioers a). ..... .a. Picnic H.ioi.i . 0. The (g);uarc Deal M..ri.(t-- Grande Ronde Meat.Cd. GIVES DEFINITION OF POWER Being DiplTSn ot ThatOyvhlek Knows No Variableness, Nor Shadow of Turning, O o FowoiOwas tlm beginning. ItoJn'M hack to tiie sun. Alwn it lins Seen twofold. Alternately it Is O'l"' niul elTort, alternately giG).vlh and blrlh, and Rlwnvs nrni'AKS. KtHersnn llimirh Writes In Plctni-lnl Ttnvhm-. O 9 Ittudiness and action Oi on" It is both, it is neither, it la either. The mun-nillde lUMtor Of lHiWenTmilTS u"0.cr,l, "rrvu i.j L actlvlt ll n iOelf.rous. "11Q roars anus itBoPfU'st auu Ha pean. iv. The God-made rlffP Is power, end icss una renewed, dating ttaek to nn( rearing snows on 0ernul $r& unchang ing hills. . At times. It Is silent, ami at times tempestuous when opposed. Always It Is brogress. No power ever was or ever can be kvsr. It goes fruu the nrbunl UAiJt, In ! to the Monad, nrd 19 endures, twofold, j mere is no divorce in the anion oi power. The woman mated to the man rerlly sjlroeg -never leaveshlnit never ceases to eutlne Stt armsabout bis neck. . It Is the strong9 v&fb give courage and who offer fn'kth, the weak who are loose lipped and unendyrlug. . ' In tiie monogumy of purpose there Is. no wavering-. The lftm nn(V the" eagls are strong ?tk rabbit and the guiu&u pig are weak. Power Is the Jaw. We love It In Its calm, fear It In Jjts wrath. Our arms never cease to embrace It, our souls never cease to implore it. - Rightfully we reverence It, rightfully do it ro than adifllre It. It 1 law U self, twofold pror-ai and birth, two fold. Il Is the ancletit cf days, knowlir no rnrlnhleiwM, mfiY.m .skadov tf turning. It Is the law It Is UM LET SIGK4TUSf IE. PJ.AIK Mr. IlinltiBVM H Many Ktaaons f Advisinf Veung U t AcQuiro . the Habit f L.glblllty. "T like a man nvho writes a legllde hand," said He. Bllnklnton, "und 1 shoufd be Inclined to trust a niau who wrote his signature so plain! that It wns unuilstakalily clear In each and every letter. " "The liest lejter. of reconunendatlon that I' could receive for n young tunu woifkl be ot written by himself In which ench and every word, includljig his slgniitre, was ansolutely legible and clear, the slpntifure being of .es pecial Importance. An older man might perhnps he poi'doned for slur ring his -signature; u fnntou nuin might write a signature that was quite lilKlcclplujralil. alu itself, but that vfis known because H wiim iiso cltiteil with hiwi p In iie -yublle mind, but -n young toiaii or a iaaM pi-ibllcly iinlinown should wflte his niimo so that It can "An nl liieans the that it can be rend. isolntely Pleur' slcnnlure that Hie. writer of it likes Ills own nam' nnd Is ready to stand buck j nf It and that. he wants you toknow. ! It without possibility of mistake. I "When I see n iKiiiiturfi like llit ' me ..nter o it is stami- Ing up. like n lann and looking me fair tad square in the e.A, I feel that I know Where to flnrl him and that I can trust lildi. A young man could anve very fee. characteristics or hab ItR more helpful Jo.hlm tlmn that of writing an absolutely 411 lu- signature- '.'. When Milk 8ours. . ftlllk will suir In any kind of warm nd mrfst teijiperalure, nnd beciiustl Jvm lirsjrc nml tailn;,, tliiinilprVnriii tjie -nlr Is gei'enill.v quite ivifrm nnd ti.olyt, It I. only natural that It should turn sour. It s wrong, however, to sty.ot Jtilnk that thunder makes milk Sonr. ''hunvtor Is only a noise mil I -AoIk. rnnnot flr. nytWng tint niiiljo i' ttseii Tlifij. 'iiw tint .flint Ifls gen t.lly wattri atut ftitilst, tiow.vei when it thvider.. coitiil.-ii lfh the (p thai tf:ie t'i.iitltlt,s . l it If soar ftllfe try tfipliSV, has lci iniil to in-rit-ct M.tvf, in iti.-lt iiilwlti iiiii cause tkitia ui fait Int.. ttit i i.t a.-lirvlii-tl;:tt the 'hum. I. t..'.i.ltla fiat tt-a .iiiiua- tn tl. mllai. - -"--y "'"V.'Z:':. . R.-w.nta aiu n.v .. aftJ.- :m b - .t if y nt 'jod comba f.rniahj . , , .o 3c 9 .... 0i. )'C ... ... $ li c oo- o -35c li - -jo 6 iii a- . - o. ?'' I a. A''yc 1 -00 o ,T-:Jc.a- 9-i-3- li. - a. Or - a.6fl- ' IT 'hi B Vi 'M i'.U WAfiT PROBE ON : EXPENDITURES o OiVASllMJfflTON- pinna of IlKioKopi'Mlcuiu?. iff con '"'(b'1 o"" "" l'lv"t'' iKiltlo of ex penditures if tilts war department aK innnj loini touny nm Ql..iir.,.iiitiitlvn f'.i-:'.tiin. of Illltlnliri prepared a resolution for a com ) mittee of Imiuiiy.o o ' 1: SEAPLANR CREW WAS DEC0R:A.TED ( Aaoclated.rr?ss to The obOfrvcr I LONDON, May 28. Tni crew of the NC O lias been decorated with the Grand Cross of th? Ornter of the Tow er and S-vord, a Lisbon niessng sa s .The decoration was prcsetitcd oy the Portuguese fore!gn minister. " REPORT OF EXPL0S- 'I0NS CONTRADICTED . . . LONDON, May 2S. A Russian wireless denigs the report than "an c.v jilosion occurred in'Pefrograd, dio tm apprwuiing evacuation. TlioHlispatrn! nys thero is no intention'of aljandr.n- mg the city and that rcuitoroenicnts already sent to the Gatchhu front, southward, are driving back tlw en emy.. " . -A, ArnUHt'M X.i.WK ItKJl'IH : Tllfl Observer is in receipt of a coaimunicAtloti signed "A Heijdor," tlio author or whic'i Is not known. The cniiaimlttlo tn bo u.eit, to elaln that well .rtlci are not uoteUblo -nl-s. Ibfi namo of th author- Is .knpjvn not necessarily to be nltachod to ho . contribution as It appears In tho paper, but be cause this Is tho established rule. i.Kt-fYuK uy nit wm:i:i.i:it i;x,ioyi:i) wv AriiiKxt K The.'ccl.uio given lly Df. WJieol er, Salvation Army Lecturer, in tho Elr.U .M. E. church hero last even ing was Jhoriiugiily enjoyed b) , those who .heard it, although the number who weri oesiyit. was Eith er small. . Dr. Wheeler proved tc io nil that bo had In en said t y lw and tho addicss be 'gave is .aid to fcave Iio'h' the bei' wur talk ywl given Jicro. SUNDAY SCHOIH. PICNIC. The piipiary dcpnrlmeiit of Iks M. 1,1''. Sunday school will liave the ac.ni'a1 iii.'iuc IhurSiray atMiuoin il tne park. All" the ithildron will meet iH tlio i I'urch at 2 o'clo.-k mid cars, will take -hem out. All mothers v.lio'u if1. take sjmic clfildiefc, please pllonc Mm lt.'vy. Leigliton, f L J . d hlZ H. 9Siw Thrt : &NJi3 HP FiIm'sT . fwm . B-REi Two-tlay .seiv.O;; T vice in Hoc fT'V .- lSJ , : e l K A W . lives. ..Ask us ,J m iibont it? im f - . ta- ' i i i, .i- I All - ft a. Ill": c3-0X.3-:r-2.Coird.. 4 M . - iti in ii iu .-nrT-t.tF aw. o If. RVitYS 11 8- 111 Mi ; cm I I 'I II A W It; r ' ' j : : - - UAKKIt HAD A WILT) TIME (Continued from Tago 1) parade started and Hie linker mem bers, (frhonselves, attended in true hard times outfits. . o , The clnSs of candidates whs rnthor small, only fourteen 03 tho fifty 'who, Were 'expected putting' in an appear ance. Four of the candidates were from l.a Grande ami the degree work vnt nut on hv thn'tcMie'nf thu La'! (Dannie lodge. Luncheon was served ti lagain at the close of the lodge session. The return tnip to La Cirnnde was made earlv thus morning, the party ur- rKing homo about 3'cfock, 'The hos pitality of tho Baker Elks will likely be if paid in kind by "the. local lodge Vithiu tho next two or three months. The- following officers oT La Grande Ixxlge No. 433; B. P. X). E., made the trip: "Colon R. Efjerhard, Exftlted Ruler; Nolaji Skiff, Esteemed Leading Knight; S. D. Croww, Esteemed Iiyal Kn&rht; DeLile Green, Esteemed Lec turing Knight; A. R Cherry, Secre tary; C. S. Dunn, Trensurer; Leo Mil ler, Tyler; g. E. Burgunder, Esquire; David L. Stoddard, Chaplain. RUTH LAW PLANS . TRANS-ATLANTIC .FLIGHT IN 6 WEEKS CHICAGO, .May 28. Ruth Law, avf atriit, announced here last night that she plans to attempt a tram-Atlantic flight within six weeks. She will use a new Cuitisa land biplane, equipped with two Curtisa Kirkhum motors of 400 horse-power nch, and will, bo accompanied by Jas. ILamont, her mechanician. The machine bu;lt for r 11,0 ' company, sne says. She. expects tiie United States navy to g'ivo her such assistance asr shp may desire in making the flight. "I'm not afraid to fly across tho ocean," she said. Take my word for it, I do not intend to commit suicide. I expect to make tho journey witho'ut eettine mv feet wet, but I will wear a "navy lifcsaving suit as a prci-iiu-': tiori." She spent several hours in Chicago, ,en route to New "York from San Fran cisco. Recently she returned from the Philippines, where she was pilot for tlio first postal airplane operated for the government. Before that sho did some flying for'the Japanese govern nitfiit. , Observer ads are widely rend. IbasebailI DECORATION DAY DOUBLE -HEADER Friday, May 30 On the Fair Grounds Diamond, La Grando . Cove vs. North Powder La. Grande vs. Winner First (i.iinc at 1 :."0; I'arailc to tiie j romul.s, led liy.O.:-r. Itaud. l'lverylimly jtjiu in. BIG DANCE THURSDAY NIGHT (5o willi tlie ci'nwil t(f I't'cx Hall and t iijt-y " ",'tliv good ni.usie and gutwl time. -Vi?4 ttifcf tie grftrtft 1'ire Value .to cwnejg' &l Ghevrolets or ?axwQil .caos ' Biff, Sagii!j(os Qooalfaat Cord lre-, at 6it6i moire J&oS iii3?iieefr fabifJX; tires .TssbcS 'Always bohnenkaMp co: SCANDINAVIANS A(.ITATKI) 11V I.lCACIl K 01V NATIONS STOCKHOLM, May 28. Tho premiers and forohrnt' ministers or Denmark and Norway are expected Ifire this week to confer with tho Swedish 0 government concornliiKi tho Hltuatioii D:i wbicn y"o "jaguC o" nations places Uio Scniidlnavinn countries. It Is 'bold tho leugui would deguand tho breaking up ol tlio Scandinavian league. NEW TODAY! FOR RENT Three-room house, fur nished, l'.HKt Adams. 6-28-3t,p FOR SALE Three large chairs, sec tional bookcase, 2 heaters, some gar den tools, stepladdcr, guitar, mando lin, cTarionet, Monarch typewriter, Prenio Camera, 'rabbits and liuLches. Dr. Roe. 180(1 Third St. 5-2f'-t;i.p Banish Pain There is jio use taVking no one can work or play when they are not feeling well and strong. Life, without, health and strength, is a mere painful, pleasureless existence. One of the most important conditions of good 'health is to keep the kidneys normal and active. When weak or de--ranged, they do not filter out df the blood the impurities that should bo eliminated from tho system. 'When theso impurities remain, tho blood stream is poisoned and pain and suf fering result. Foley Kidney Pills aid and assist Nature They strength- en ami invigoia'te wieak or diseased kidneys nnd help them keep the bleed . stream pure and clean, banishing back ache, rhoumatic pains, stiff or swollen joints, sore muscles, and other symp toms of kidney 'trouble. - W. K. Fox, 1U5.W. Washington St., Noblesvillo, Intl., writes: "After suf fering many months with kidney trou ble, unS after having tried other remo-. dies for the snme, I purchased a bottle of Foley Kidney Pills nnd took them. They not only diil me more good than any other kidney remedies I ever have used, but they positively set my kid neys 'right. Other members of my family have used them with similar results." - .gonfe fn antfsee o 6Usead - " .. ... o o AcFox Ta-o Keel voufeay: i : . "