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LA GUQvDE f yiTTNQ OBSERVER
GO
I Fight 'the Flies Thai:
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Armoy3 Your
V Stock
WOMEN MISSING
SINCE THE WAB
ujzatQjiis willj('iQ meuls, and alijf
eviwil and n guud time iyxpccteij. j
, Kiehiird Slater, who wrs taken suit.
jdtnly ill aboQ four weeks au0vQi
I a Mimorrluifc fir thqgbri, died at
! U'lt tkc Momlh'y, June 2. The funeC
jal toojiQfc from Cock Hron.' Under-'
tukinjr parlors. I'.ev. Walker conduct
ed the funeral .erviceH. Mr. Slater
'win, born Alan h 10, JK70, in Ireland
land came to Illinois when fjyc jgcarv
of tiKe. Jle lived there u year and
then moved to Kantian, where he reN
sided Cos 12 yl-arg and thertHo Union,
-wl.cfo lie hnK Him-e huen a reside!!
lit wan wedded to Maude" dark in
, 1H!)7. To this union was horn one
.chilil Urn. NellS.. Mnthi nf llnki-r
- i-j iiiriiiiiiii ui rou;iu
I'wlui survives, besides four Tirothen, duzen of his "fiancees," lu alleged
'ln lW'lUu KuHH'itc.l
'Miii.I)h1n Wliiisn Vlie llnfs
I'AKIS, (Correspondence then
o(i(ied fress) l-anorii, ,ulled
by iioino l''ri)nciinewsi)ai)urs thn
"DIuebcard of Gainliais," might
take rank anions lli most celebial
'i of 'ni:h erhnlnals, If only a
tyr of tho sii;:i)lclono acalnsi hlin
were established, lie was arrested
H low weee auo. .
lhe (llsamieaiailne of a round
O - ' 1 11 , i n ...
r I I I 1 . 1 "I
I union atock on
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TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1919
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Don't let flics and oilier tnsiM't.s-. annoy your"
stocl wJicn vou can k otvsily protect tlteifi will)
PThnJSeFAr SIMi'Ay Tli is U a harmless
preparation, cjfsily applied and ci Tective in re
sults, rue it ilirid your cows will tfive more milk
and yoiir jiorscs do'lieUer W ork for their energy
will'-fiotlyc pasted in fighting? insects.
Woalso carj;y a cnlnpfcte liiie'tl' Cliiukcn Lice.
Exterininator, including: the famous n EL VA.M
'll(t u sure dealli of lies, Itcdhiia, lice, arits,
coljii -oacjjcs, etc., yet is liai'iiiless to men and fini
enialso ,
llo Is suspected iu uioro than
hundred other emts by diuslmndu
whose spoujes have deserttd their
firesides or bjr families thiU havn
lost track or relatives. Thu poll'
coiisirlur moit of til'.- hundred aildl
tlon,.eascs a-i Ijnitaucts of disappear
ance that are common iu I'aris. Ai
it-w at thPm iire.ienc' features sliul-.
!ar-tu tiio.io of tlu do.u l'iuucees
and detectives' 'aru inrestlgatlug 'I
them.
SNAPFS LA GRANDE
B PHARMACY
s
ALVJN WNAL'l', proprietor. '
2uick Delivery :: :: :; -Phone Main 40
UNION
UIlON.'Juno 10. (Hci-ia!) Mr.s
Anna Tultle rcturnuil last wi-ek from
' Bi'vorul pionths' tay in Porthind.
Mr. uihI Mih. I'uitt Wilson and batty
arrived in thu city .Thnttuiay froitf
Joseph and Vill vLsit Ifis, Wilsoa'.i
parunts, Mr. and Mrs. J. raileyt
the Park.
Mr. ami Mia. Minor Malhin return
od to their home in linker Thursday,
having hwn in tho city attending tlio
funeral of Mrs. Matliis' father, Mr
Itichutd Klatrr.
. Horn, tu Mr. and Mrs. Ualjih Spiny.
Thurmlay, Juno fi, n Hon.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ilidwell were
down from their ranch near Nortl'
I'owder, Thursday, '
Mih. u A. I'li'srott left Tlmrrtduy
for u visit with hert dauliters at
Homestead, Orenon.
Mrs. Lulu Haiulrahnn and daughter,
of Kverott, Wash., arrived-in the city
Monday and ill visit Severn! weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. I'M. Mitehell.
Kobrt Wakefield eanu. over from
Enterprise thin week, after huviiiK
been in lha( city several months.
Mrs. Alice (ilover and h.mi, tleoie,
who have, been spenliiiK some time on
the Norvat , raiu-h nwir Jmhler, ;e
ttirned home Wediu'dny.
John Slater, of Walla Wullii, wa.i
in the city Tuesnlay, utlendiiijf the
funeral tT his uncle.
Mm. Mary Cline left Wednesday cv
eiiiiiK for a visit at Kupert, Idaho,
with her Ron and family.
Miss Kffin May McCalluin, of Hmm
pa, Idaho, Is in the city for a vis'.l
and to attend tlurSloek Show.
Miss HUda Neilson left for llainei
this week, where she expects, to spend
tin summer.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Myers, of Maker,
were visiting friend: here Wednuduy.
Mr. mid Mr. I'. S. Stiuson, of I'aseo
Wah., arrived in the ejly bt .Satur
day and wilj visit with Mrs. Stinsvn'.i
mother, 'Mrs. Mary Wilson.
Miss Eva 'Spt'iirnr is spending th,
slimmer iere with her parents. M is;
Spencer has been leaching in Wum
inrton.
Sirrine and Orion ale erecting a tt.
dance floor on the lvar of the Ilibbuid
building on railroad street, to be usju!
during stock show times. The b:;
six-piece Olson orchestra, if North
Powder, will furnish the music.
Miiut Muriel Hater is spending lUU
week at her home in Elgin, but will
return in time for the stock Mmw.
Everything is in readiness for llP
eleventh annual stork show, which wili
lie held Wednesday, Thursday and IV!
day of this week . The'dif fei cut or-.-
Alex aiyl iNfd, of Union, Will, of Ia
iGrMide, and John.f Ireland.
J cm many yeard, Mr. Sinter was
( clerk in IlallV grocery store, also later
'ccrducfinj a tfiocery store of his ow:;
ftt" Unlftn, and itt theltme of his dtath
had jeen clerking in the Hanson rif,ar
atore. The sympathy of many f i ic:i '.z
tH extended the beieavod f: niil.
I "Two women, driving a ti' Hupmo
h:,e, met with a serious accident Jt
th' lower end of iyle Canyon la:.t
,T'.itsdav while en route to I, a (ir.K'e
from Weiser, Idaho. It vv;tfs reported
the ciew of men WdiLng u th'
U highway that the women were
il'i.ning at a rule of s-peed of id VcX '0
mile?, and were warned if t"ii danger,
bu took no heed. In making ashe;.'
t ii ii the car todt to the in,--:, tununj;
over -several times and pinned the oc-j
cupants umler it. The car was !)' y
damageil hut tb womni .scaped witn
a t ew bruisyti, one sustainnu a br. k;n
arm. They were hrouglit to t'lwc,
wtwre Dr. -fiilmore set th am. ur.L
Ll-en the journey was coiitiruiid-lo En ! bolieviUK them dead
;tnde by train. The ca. wan. In ou-.rI t ; a.iin in good tuUli
lo trv.n the next day by GLOji'jje De
fir repairs.
At the regular meeiing of I.ucetu
Temple No. J-l, Pythian Sisters, Tues
day ovening, four candi.'lilefl wcie im
tiiited. At the close. of tho mi.Mim;
M'ii. Edith Phy and Mih Elyaii' r
via each ang a soio. which was ap
preciated. A light lunch was served,
lhe- dancing finished trc evening?
nnmvment. '
;.tr. and Mrs. Kd. Cline motere.r to
l'"in Thursday afternoon for a fdrnt
visit at the J. E.-Jiater home.
Will 'Slater Wan' fallen frcm l a
;r.H,ic Wednes.lny. by iho death of
v.i-. brother, Dick Sinter. .
More than U.OOO women have been
lost to uigtit ,iri Paris during tlrt
WtLi. Tills nu m be:' is not regarded
i:a extntordliiary ti-nsidei int; Hmt
su' h dlfiii'iipeariinets are common in
Pari8cin normal times apd lUat
tin y have been pa? tieularly favored
by conditions tliat have prevailed
alncu thu'- inobil.:iiiori in 11)1-1. 'A,t
great many families huve been biokeu
Ul or bcattered.
Soldiers retiiriiing'from lonji lib
aenco sumelimes have found thuii
homes des(;ited and tnD several cas
Vit have discovered Ihat their wives
s have married
In casi-'s of de-
lih'-iato rTcseriiou the unfaithful
Intel:, naturally., omitted to give their
new addresses.
... T . , . " .. .:ii
' Iliii- s tow w now Bt.'ii'tpil.nmlto eTiiov t ic Wtinl snow, (nu"
. want to WdresseJcKd ara! coinl'in-taliW," .Vou will fihel in
Ready-to-Wear Department, stvlich . i iil i :ii n Drr-sses, Voiloij
Frmel) Herges, Li-lit WeitjUt Touts, etc, l' i't'd t $2.88, $3.98.
' 4 $498, $5.90, $3.90, $12.50, $14.75. ' .
Boys' Rah; Rah Hats : ,
t 'a on.''
, , We liave another sliijuiient of JJOYST HATS, Just littlA nioro.'
' " v . KtylisU tlian the Jast sliiineut; allieK. lii(il iit;49o, 98c. ,
The Stun
That Saves You
.Money!
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Incorporated
Euinilv
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vliMAX COAI. STItlKH.
( AfSlOS .Ml CM LOSS
Woman Finds Remedy
Worth Fabulous Fortune
"I wntililn't Uiki- it miliinn ilnlliir.
fur thi' 1'imiiI Miiyd'a Wuncli'iful Hi'm
uly has ilime fur inc. I huve finislu:c
thn i-nursi' iiml ran n.V I lull i'nliri'l
i-urwl of very mivi-ri' iiiitiiri'stUin. lilimt
inir mill rolir iitliuks 1 sul'ferdl. I'm
ninny yi'iii'K." It is a nimple, harm
li'si pri'ijiniticm that ri'iwivw thu on
Inrrlinl nnirus from till' inti-stinal trari
anil allays .t ho iiiflamiiintion which
i-ausi-s inartVally all slomai-h, livii
anil inti'stinal iiilmi'iits, ini'luiHntr ap
pomlii'itis. Oni' ilusc .will i-onvini'i; or
muni'.v ri'funili'il. Sohl hy ilruitnLslr-c'vi'iyVhi'ic.-
Ailv.
. Important Question.
.4 Utile- hoy of llvo was travolins
south with Ills piiroiitK, to .vlilt an
nimt whom he Imil ncvor kooii. llo
was vory furious ahotlt tills rolutive
anil nskM his falhor uliil moiior ollil-
losii qiiostlons coiu'iM-nlnii lior. As
the Journoy drifiv to lis oloso tl irt- ',
tlo follow wns nnm.oil to soi; many j
ni'Rroos at cvory statlpn, SinMciily
n look of constoniatlon dawncif on his !
faro unil turnliiE to his inotlior lu cried j
In a voire i iilann: "Jlunitiiu. inum- '
tun,' what color ls Aunt Jen?" St. ;
IjOihh OIolic'-D.'inoi'rat. . i
SHOPMEN ASK. j
FOR AN INCREASE j
licdy Is Keceivci lo
Adopted at .Meetiitj;
t June li.
Itexdiilion
Held on '
The End.
Wo cannot see tlfe end from tho
he-ilnnini;. but as lonn as we can see
the-bejiinnitiir. wlieiher It be 'the year
w are entering, or some duty that
Is required of us, we see enough one
fctep at a time and we It now, that' we
shall be so guided on to tho end. If we
Pit down and wait for the whole plan
to unroll before; our view, we shall
wait endlessly. '
IN BONDS OF COMRADESHIP
IltOitUX, (Correspondence of the
Associated J'ress) The. stidko re
cently concluded In the Ruhr coal
dlairict has cost tho miners 73,5iM),
000 marks In want's. The' output de
fMt for April Is ;,;;:(), U0(J tons rup-
rt sent lug inore than "14 0,000,01(0
marks. The loss to physical pro-p-rty
is tielieved to be so 'grtat as
to preclude profitable operation for
a tonK time to com-).
Tho miner:! In (he Ituh'r coat
fields are more tliau 100.000 niarlts
out on their wao.-i account as tho
Kttilcp.1 hnve Iteen Lohm on illlei-
i,.ilv Kin,',, ilm hii .mini: of the Fewer Walking Sticks Uied.
r.'volullun.- In'lh-A llamhoin ills-l Nl" a "ml":r ls M"K made
ilrii-t mlnvrs struck f.3 days out of!""" "ummiiu- mici a in nays Kone
I in u-iii-1i Iti i ilavs li .'Im'ci'ii Novi: in Ik' r i - ',IM"" Koneraiiinm uKn no
i and April U.
Tho loss to ,lhe. n ation as n result '
of Iho coul stilkos cannot h" coin-
noted. It etuiiied a genenil panil-'
ysls of r.'illivuy traffic, the slm t tint;
down of Industrial plants and n
loss of revenue :.nd freiKht to thu
stale railways. Tlr1 national Rlrlkej
fover. lu holiuved to have caused aj Optimlrtifj thought.
dop:eeiation in the nalional' cur-1 Stren-tlj'is !.si,-:d.b'. yet not n mr.i
reucy or-more than . HI. 000,000.- j pi for hnastinjr. for in tills tmlls auo"
000 marks uml to have aided to de vild iinlmaU are superior to u.
press the value i . Hi" j-.ermaii i "
iiulrk iibmnd. '. I .fob Printing. The fwiwerver. Mkin
Mainteiuinece of Way, Sale. t
The lVplv
In response to the solution sent to
Ui rector General liines, the follovr
iiiK was received;
"Mr. -McCk-llan. . chairman, L
Grande: Telegram Juno 4th, signed
j by tiia hop crafts organizations al
i dressed to director general, referr-
j ins; to ilii. division with reference
i to rl-olution adopted at mass meet -Following
an urgtiit call for jit-!hig reuuesting imriease in wages
tendance nearly (i.'iO employes in the. for mechanics and helper employeH
local shops of the O.W. U. X., rep- of tho O.W. K. & N. railroad. It Is
. irsenting six shop 'crafts p railway; our understanding that the chiet
jem-ptoyes and maintenance, held a I executive of the six shop crafts or-
mass meeting in t ie K. ot I . luill KaiUations nas prestniea request
Tuesday night, June and 'passed ;-for inereaso for employes la me- 1
resolutions invoking -an increase" in chanical dupartiuent apd that th'
pay for rhei'r labor, asking tor in-' waitu board "is now fuv.ing considera
creases In the local wage scale which lion to their request,
railroad men content will then put; ''"Your protest agninst railroad bo
the local shops on a wage scale level iinK rot,ii ned to private ownership
is noted!
"J. A. FRANKLlN."
it. ;
in j
enHemnn was considered fully
jdresstd for the street unless he car
ried his stick. Now It Is nlmost ns
juriufcuul to hear of n man being pre
seiited with u old-headed cane - as
with n silver or tortoise-shell snuff
hox.
with -other points -on the O.-W
& N. and ofher "railway system
the northwest. They ask for S5 j
cents hour for mechanics and 00 j
cents'per hour for beipeis.
If. these increases are not met
within a reasonahle length of time
as designated by the gene.ral eommit
jiee, it is thu determination of the
different organizations to back up
'their gener.it committee one huu
idred per cent.
j The meeting alii wont on record
!as being unaltera'o.'y opposed lo th"
lietutn of the railroads -to private
ownership)
Accepted as submitted, unani
mously. Cm-men, MeOIell-n,
Machinist, Osteriund,
Ho Henna Iters, Iliever.
Itlacksmith3. Forwocd, , .
i;o'ctrieian; I'hiliips.
This Generstlon's 'Duty.
j The breath is the life, and we cannot
! know too nim h ybout breathing. If the'.
! people or this generation will learn how
to supply their Mums withpure oxygen'
f and leave llielr bodies free from com
; piv-sk.n over the solar plexus life In
j the next generation will be prolonged
nr.ny years and disease will be lessen
1 ed to a ureat degree.
LOOK OUT!! .
For
RAFFLES
riii1 Amateur 'Cracksman
ISHERRYsj;
TODAV aiiiL'I'OMOivMv'OW-- . jjj ;
A Siii-rin.tr Talc, nf the N'ukmi, Alter
N'mir Own I Icai t
" IHH WAY OF THE STRONG,"
' Slfirriiiir '
' 'ANNA Q. NILSSON.
AM' tin li'.iinaiilic l'r.tuia.
Also "Tie Crashing Horror,"
Eiteoile No. !), "T!hi Km of Miijltt.'
Strong Unity Inevitable Among Thoso '
Who Battled the Savage Hun !
Side by Side. j
Two men .were hobbling along the !
Strand, London, the other day. I'olti
depended upon Mmi,t ali sticks to help
them gn tbe'lr wiy. They were com-
tti from opposite dlrectimis, and when
they drew level, ullhou-h neither bad
seen the other before, they involun
tarily nodded mul grinned and. ex- '.
dimmed a "CheHo." ;
YoU cti u wither slmllaT Incidents on
any of l.midonN boulevards, rites
"Vnting Sub.' The great miotlicial
llnuherhood of the llebble luvs no ride
be,ond i liat nf Camaraderie ; the. only
Miinlillciiiiun" for membership is the
Vi-so-uon of a hobble caused by inill-
Tar serslee.
"1 inn efii luci'tl (bat everyone wilt
reati.-e the viial Impoi-tance of cmi.
i Ittuim; iu peace 't hat great cortirmle
slnp w hi. li haN enalded u to win the
M" -.as ir I'.niutus llatg. Theje
nr.1 iis-s.it l.iiieiis- mid ehibs aiul fetlera
tier.s nf all .sens luxe tibjects are ii
I in I tn.flhiT the men . ho
s. tht'ir country. Hut rhe bluest
ui' ul is the ene'iliat has no tu-'ianilng
s.r:yt;u'y, no ce'ral ntliiieV and no
1 -t'iii -aii.l.t. It viuply ei.s In the ;
In a nl tlie li'rli wlie, ha e UlTered
in ti.e lli.lit l'.-eiH.ni and Justice.
Strawb
ern
es-- canning
Ve are now taking Canning Orders for Strawberrier first come, first served All berries guaranteed
fresh, subject to rejection, or acceptance on delivery. OUR FRICE $3.7$. CRATE. Place your order early
Greater Hooverized
l-iiiti'il
'.nti1-: Tumi
l.iccn.sc
N.i.T,.-i02.m.
. SAM HARRIS, Prop. '
Building Formerly Occupied by Golden Rule Co.
FIIONE US YOUR ORDER. USE OUR EXCLUSIVE PROMPT DELIY-.
. . ERY. PHONE MAIN 32 OR 82. .
brocerv i
. Unioir Store
Open' 8 a. m
Close 6 p. m
Saturday
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