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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1919)
9 o j o O o 'I 1 ," o ,J o o ireasfc of Demands? in This Ne Era of dvancieg i&us means Kespin$ . ; BPce Xhead o Genera ' Progress m Medical si-iciice is i)i'irPi'ssiuat rapiVfly.' Tin world war caused ureal strides in tnis proles- sioii. Ai'W remedies Have hucii .discovered.. .This (lccltj.iiint in Ju"u create new prolii;;.. J'or the pharmacist-.- . u ' ' We kci.'jit pti'-tctl on all advancements iw inVdk it iiic and plQtrmac and arc prewired to render a class or service faj- suprrmr to l! t !io avcrau'e drumtcist If Vou apprcc into the advantages rtf shopping; at a store whore progressive, professional pluu niacy is practiced, .wo solicit 'your patronage. fAIIKI-TL PKESCHrPTIOX (TOM- '' ror.xDixd is on? JTOBTJY. SNAPFS LA GRANDE PHARMACY AIAVIN-.SN'APP, Proprietor. Quick Delivery :: , Phone Main 40 " YOl'U CREDIT IS GOOD." II. v. i is a a .3 Pi - 3 III ' i . (1: l mz-Z.: 1 re it ii I FIGHTING FAES .?.'-y:-Jl ;:- c.vO ThSret)all). Still at War. j 1' iho""iurty w(io lias tile blacK -nvs t.nlinnr aiiiiiiukii ffiuii' ami Mrilra nri 0. ' ""K. il(')ia tug 81. will l urn him ..Ml.,- Mi.1liv.9.ut'l,'"y J'-, "'ti" f war silll : i0,wl. njav tiuubtR '$:.!. i,i-rr hio l.-loiOo1"1". tlK-hri'llrallv. iHtwwn th Iwo I KA ..1' 1 rr iiHn,.;iinllim, fur Qfler Jliulitillhin'a exrou. ' ' 1 . . 1 kri iii'wa im """ ' ,SI1' ""' 'nniih wlilWww tlMi 1 Butter Wrappers ' printed at the1 I.Iui i h iliou ; wvio'-tiimh aiixir, ink never anuej Obaervcr oirir. ;nii nawi:""!' tn'iity. o g u .1 i"l!vti.Vi.lil I.mtI Hnva. tlia3 label, whiu atnaila fQroI Ti'rr? f?5 S i(hU,W .itol.fair Skine conations, out 0. Pun kiAJVlj SlatgJ nil of iinikiil-i job Drtatina. Tha (Oaerver laeO oflrS S FKa tun dimit in uwn nhaiainir uiiiiiiO V si 1 m 'lVfll ' This 'romiioslto picture ahow how champion Jena Willard and ial!enrr J-ick Demcy will loo o lliiiv (uie eadi uthon in thn onruestnasB of battle fr the fistic bonurii niul title as klitK in ail tisuo realms. Botb tlioac- siiapsltbta are from the trulnliif iaiiii at ToltJo. O., kere Cho.i' boit is to ba staietl July t. " DISQUIET SEE!! AMDrm SLOVAKS Upon Them. THREE ELECTS B NATION titsk ot reoonotltntlon remains "to be Iierfonned l) the Crechs, The population of Slovakia I mmlt up of three elements Slovak Ihlelll peDcIu, which has always been very .it-nhjr for the, union with Ituhemiii ; the Magyars aiul Mugyarlzed (lermaiiM, i mi d the peasantry. The Intellttft'iu'ln Honeymoon of Revolution Passes 11,18 IllH'n mpieteiy sotistied i.y the , n. . ' I Czecho slovak government. The ud- ; and UIGillUSIOn UOmeS uilnlstnitlnn has been handed over ('completely to the very small number i of Slovak doctors, lawyers, authors ! and professors that could be mustered for service. Magyars Ignored, . Meanwhile the Magyars and Mnj? yurlKiMl elements have been cpille lix nored by the government except where the p'verninent could not find a Slovak to till the Job. Intense loyalty to the old Hungarian rule characterises these J people. They could be reconciled to ! new condlilons were they 'taken into I the Czech administration. Hut the ' povcrunicnt (it present prefers to- fill j the vacancies left by the Slovak Inlel- ligcnclu with otticiats from Iluhemia Moravia. This naturally augers both the Maifyarlzcd element and those Slovaks who are unfit but would like to occupy all the jobs. A decided sentiment for rear locat autonomy Is making Itself felt. On th whole, the fC'rvernmcnt may not be 11. and for home ruFt in the proxince. The peavnts dy not irske riucii inter evi in tht'.''rti(;:l poifii.-s. The eotu plitin thai tlie i- V ' : t U - billed only lUiTe d:iyi. lly tm j!tcy mean flint they were allowed lo j4u.hU r the .lews lor.only ihree da; s In t!ie inierval be tween (lie withdrawal of tin llungaV hins and the tu rival ot' (lie Czechs. I Miring this time the petisnuts had u very tree h:ynl. There were very few towns m v i i I :t 1: -! win re (hey did not completely clean up the .lewl.h poptdiillen, who are the si itpkeepers and small trad-is. :r,i! at liuu-s les- j Mifs of estjitfs. Now Uie -;isjmtM have I ro longer the Je.s to- plamhT their 8l;iteiest In the new M::.'e h:u iliuiin- lhed. They wro kept in u stale of illiteracy by the 1 luniriaus nnd tlier;fov are by no menus ripe for real seirpn'ennnetit. 1 ever, jnsl now they are very hitter because th'y claim the Czechs tcke their food sup plies away. ( Bolshevism Not Popular. IloNhevNm has n-.t taken a grertt crip on die peasantry. Slovakia Is 'arely an ituricnlliiral district and we know funnel's - are always: the most roiiM-n alive element. In the few ill .hist rial omnium! les In the more mountainous" north ::m! east a certain ;imui:nt of uurest has developed. Kassav, far eastward, tlie lartre mill :tre not workini: and the food situation Is very bail, lis It is in most of the In dustrial districts. Here the workmen held mit'tinu and ci'"wl in bolshevik tone. Naturally Kn-snv Is. rather near the Hungarian border. So that bol-sle-visMi there would .he natural. In the other Industrial disjricls the work men si-cm to have taken out their rhiss-coti -i :'.-ui'--i in m:t!;in bin de mands ui-.-:i Ui-'lr L-n-alfYvj's. NjiL .!! 'Mew Government So Far Hai Recoj i nized but One of Them-ln Rule Magyars and the Peas ! ants Are Ignored. usual was" It for work men To come to thcircadoyir( and demnml tluit they revolve a percentage of till profits ne rnied since the war's bcylnnlni:. With . ill this discontent the 1.". situaiion -s very much involved. The nihuntain wlilch llapcn to he the Industrial, i districts are mostly very short of 1'ood ! :im1 clothes. Many factories here leather anil olhei products of the land ifire used fiiuellon pnrt time,, but the men have not emm;;h to keep theni- selves ami their families in food, "lu sonje localities there are not even iMiouh pittatties. I fence, jts In some tllsirlcis of Ib hemia, Uie trend Is to ward holshevlsiu (oncraily speak imc, Slovakia would not he the lirsj provlm-e la ho up in .anarchic (limes. Cor the time helnir the bolshevik overturn in Uuuaiin has bad Indeed a rather quletluii of j feet on Slovakia. Tlie wealthy or well to do who were most attached I to their old faOierlaml now do not I relish Hie Idea of returuiiiK tu u IIuu ;snry whlih will lake all their properly. a ()ri,' L()X(1 LINK 01? TABLES W!i KX()W Wll-Ii 3PIT YOU A OOOU TKADK AWAITS YOU CALL ANP S11K Til KM. ' . . FURNITURE EXCHANGE Black 1211 :: . :: Fir and Jefferson Best Prices paid for used Furniture, or will Ex ' change for new. ,-TTx-v for the I Future "5HC ""if ArRVOR.io wning liusiness men oj' the present devtalop (j jS) ii'rfo iiyinierfial .7. leaders of the fu-.tui-e. ; Xl) In' laving a sftiriiy foiuuiation for ' fijij greater achieve-" . uient, t he business " man will do well to JJJ utilize every prae- , tieal aid. A bankir.c; servirc.r of proven ex(7:l leiice, and a.;sc-ia- vjy tion with men of ff; a 1 2a Now They're Married. San l-YniiclM-o. "I have loved your dcai' eyes " ran h letter .lohn Mel tier dictated to his stenographer. Miss Hivcrs. " lio's U uofnu toV she asked. 'n '"Address It to yoursel-f," said John, Now they are married. I The .modem dak room will do ! your pr'ntlug and developing In ono dy. work Ruaranteed. Tako your films to Sllverthorn' Family OiufT Store -for prompt service. C-lS-tf ) . FAMILY DRUG STORE t-- GF9AINC3C.OfPCSOIM. SOPEN DAY AND NIGHT : rresslmrff. Slovakia, I.ohetnia. Gen erally speaking, the sltua(hn In Slo vakia, formerly a prorinxV- of JIun pary, now unneMHl to I'v.i eJio-Slova!?iii, Is not without disincline featured. j ue noneymoon (tt tiw.' reviiiution lias passed and some of thedlslliijslimment bound to folhrw the Introduction of it new regime has set in. The Magyars und the Mnpry.irized elements have not lis yet been reconciled to the new re- pwnc. nnd the jieasanls have recovered c. HENRY 5jftC mature judgment nnd discernment arc of veal and , growing value. rol W auic in tins liisim;- TIItE REPAIRING us we do it, practically mnke; old tires new. It cuts down tirj expense to an nsfonisliiaif ex tent. Don't scrap your old tirci. Send thain here. We will vulca nize and repair them so you wii! npt have to think of petting nctv tires for n long lima to conic A. E. RRL LY United States National Bank m La Grande, Oro. Eesidence tlndertaking Parlor FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED EMBALMER Phone Call Main 62 Day and Night BAKBR-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE Caviness & Thomas Lv Baker .... 8:00 a. m. Ly La Grande ....'8:00 a. m. Lv Baker 2 :00 p. m. Lv La Grande .... 2 :00 p. m. Phone Elack 141. Leaves From Silver Grill La Grande Mattress Shop And Weaving Works Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and Fluff Rug Weaving. All Wnrk Calli-d for and Delivered CIIAS. HOWARDS, Prop ON'E BLOCK LAST OF FLOCR MILL PHONE KI.D 182 II lMfi JKI KLRSON AVU. I HOIIN KNK A.MP IIUILDINfi I P "W-ww 11 iL ' - . '.' j -l . UWVtjy l iJ TO OUR PATRONS: All trouble 'calls' after. 'five . o'clock p. jn.'please call Mr. '. 'Rosenbaum at -Main 789. Ford Cars We arc now takinje orders' fn'r iniiticiiiai delivery on ' new Vor'd cars. We are fur nisLilig, 1 licin equipped I'm aj.Sclf-shil lTs. rliallgcy. 'icccssary ('ue made and. the, car is, i'e;idy for installing the starter. I'iill alltl Mr our .Sedan Villi (Jut I icjih (tlip liient ;i narn'i'cd j:iccl ss. Summer Pumps and Oxfords We can show you tlie MOST f-OMPTjETE LINK OF SltOKS TX LA (iltANDM. New Patent Leather (Colonial Pumps,' also New Light. (!rey Kid Ox fords j all KtyWnnri .heels in Pumps' antl Ox- fol'ds to suit your fancy, also your feet. '.". L. J. French Shoe Co. How to Build a Roof. That Lasts A Malthoid Asphalt built-up roof will turn the alr, under our guarantee for 1.6 ysars. . The Portland Roofing Company f Foitlap1, : Oregon, who r araong tlie bwst roofers in this Western country, with records fof ii ' years, do, our work for u. We stand behind tho job. . A tuilt tip roof means the whole toof intm Urgn Market covrin?th . entir? fcuilditi, ajid not strips of Papwr ckt1 on witi A little'daub tat'to fill T4j th siitis. Our roofa are oswjil layr cf fell and roofing no,,jl.iu ar ex- Kir'i I'd t& vitU!r,t arj)lalt bttWA Ky- r, n$ j ! 'Eastern 'OregoiylJghtt&-. O 3 o o . .0cooo . - - 1 U O Q St iff 1 1 m m flfi.'i vi..iaVMAM w m ii in . l. ... , , . o J I o -