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LA GRANDE Mli
An liidepOient SexOpnper
Published bally and Weekly at Lv.
Grande, Oregon, by ! Grand Even-
tag Observer l-ublmlung Company.
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n- .u Mutter.
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fitand, Portland; li.V.i'winh Ir(Mel 1
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3ly roiinlry 'Tin of Tlioo,
Ijind of rilK'rrty."
Hftrct
Separating the Covenant
From the Treaty.
Anyone whn uinlcitakcH to sciJiirntc!
1h Ion (tup of mil ions covenant from
the body of the pi-fico treaty, acoimlinK
to Soniitor Kiiox'h plan, will certainly
httvo n h'w, t'oniplox dissretin; job on
It in roportod that tbe leapup in
Upecifinilly roforrod to in the treaty
in 72 places outside of the formal cove
nant itself, and that nearly nil of thesc
references have to do with the assign
ment to the league, for future settle
ment or ndmininLrution, if matters not
otherwise disposed of in the treaty.
Only n few of these need be men
tioned to show the bitf place ivon tho
league in the general scheme of world
nettlement wtiikcd out by the peace
conference.
All the colonics tnken from the Cen
tral Powers are to be administered by
marulutoi ies nc t tnir under thn author
ity of the league of nations and re
sponsible to it.
The league, t h rouh en in in issions
nppointed by it, fs to govern the Saar
valley for 15 years ami control Danzig
Indefinitely as a free city, thus solv
ing two peculiarly difficult problems.
The lonjrue in to supervise I ho -preservation
of neutrality in the rcne es
tablished enid of tho Rhine.
It is required to act as u tribunal in
e(nhlishiuir the Helxinn-licrmnn fron
tier. It is to maintain the rights of allied
shipping in (Jet man ports.
It is to establish u court of last ap
peal to determine riparian rights on
the Danube and other international
waterways.
It is to arrange nnd conduct nn in-
Is Your Earning
Now Than Ever
,
If -so, si't usitle a -.irt of .yotiV ciiviiinu's Ciicll
lipint li iio,iinsl -rlic t iinc wllt'l'i it will he less
Stiiil ,'i hiiitk arctiiuit aiitl Imilil on i
Tlii'iv ;H'c uianv p.MiJ tjp)ni l iiuil ics fur jnvi's.t.
incuts that ji.iy if yoil have SitinrHiini; tti ill cst-i-
'c iiffci- ymi t!u- st'i'vii'cs of this. I ia iik-anil w i!1
In- L!.!.-1 i-1 ic ymi inl'uriiial imi and adii-t' on
iiliv 1 1 1 1 1 1 li'on v hich f arc iiil'.'i ira d.
I o not hr -il,,!.' to call on n.
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
Capital and Curphis, ?2 10,000.00 '.. " .
.Mi:.Nfi;i' w ri:ii:i-f.i. KM'si.i.'.vH systkm'
a..T . x t; .
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. 3 L f.r,.!
o..o At'f:. KEi.-LY-v
itfriiational lal.or conference next fall
jar.fl to create and ijpervi-ic a pcitntt-
liient world-blo- o-irniiiziition.
kit it Mies. There in an iminwiw
amount of work, constructive ndminU
, ti uO-e. iixniKturJ to th lentr.W l.v the
i ,.,. ,.,,,,.. o ,,,,,,,,.,1 it
liability to sOtle evenOiiiiir its.-if, ami
realir.nl juafiw clearly tits mm-.I of
! rnlir.el just"a clearly tlt need of
vsomc eontinuiftr body that roitatf act
'hereafter with the si.moniiiliuriiy
teniporanTy psessed by
the
onfer-
en.1.
looks as if ruttinu out that covcfyt anyone having a legitimate reason
niftit would y.n mnnigje the trenrY as to j joinp can piceore his pa;:.poit
kill,,.tlie piient., M iff the cxpeils , without difficulty.
vm "u'x"1 ,h".,h t'wiii haw k mny K(?(.In 1;k(. , wnv flf,,
to lie accepted or rejected as a wh.Ji,!,,0 .I,,,, tVVew York to the small
thc'loiium- of nations covenant st;.nd inland towns of the Cnitcd t-itn-
i,,ut.thc P- M thr1.: atid
s. ,
ijiUllSning UTUga iUOllg,
With LlQUOr.
A nation that prohibits lJie drinking
f ahohid is surely incoiisihtent if it
'li.es not also prohibit the non-medical,
use of habit-forming drus. "
For most of the deadly drujrs he
'loninjr in this clyss there aie unrecctif-
ni.cd and b-c it imate medical .ii.-rs.
Morphine, the most eomnr-ii of the
narcot ics, is properly used, by ft phy
sicrtin, in multitudes of cases to deaden
intolerable jTain. ("ofuine, whose con
sumption in the I'nited Stales, come -second
on the list, also has its propc
Uses, particularly in medical and den
tal KUiKcry.
Third in volume of pales is heroin.-
a (ferrvative f;f opium, closely related
to morphine, winch is Haid by experts
to be the most dangerous dr ujr in th
v.h(!e list. It is the most common
."dope"' used by victims who do not
utfo rocaine (r morphine. It seems to
be especially attractive and especially;
devastating to boys and K 'ls. j
A committee of experts, after
thorough investiKotion of the drut.
aitimtioH throtihfut the lliuteil Stntesj
made at the instance of the United,
States treasury department, reports j
that in its opinion the medical need1
of. heroin is netc'ible compared with the.
evil effects of its non-medical use.i
The committee therefoie imposts "ab !
solutely prohibiting: the manufacture.;
Hale, distribution or administration of;
this most dangerous dnuj."
This recommendation surely deser
ves serious consideration by the pres
ent congress. Tho duitf evil has been
dimiiiinbiinr of lute, according In tin
committee's findings; increase of dun?
addiction Was reported in only 1 I cities
and counties, with a decreaae in t'"J7.
Tho Harrison noli drug act, as amend- j
ed, ia expected to have a wholesome
effect in restricting the traffic to legi
timate rieedn. There is general belief,
however, that alcoholic prohibition will1
result in a ri eater demand than ever!
for narcotic drugs, and a corro-pond-ing
st 1 inula t ion of the uudct ground
traffic. If heroin can be dispensed
with in legitimate practice, as tht
committee nays, it. would undwubtedlv
be a blessing to prohibit it altogrt her.
The Flow of tho Tide of
Normal Times.
Kuril day sees some -reditu la for-
Capacity Greater
Before?
. IIIJK HITAIIilVt;
eld tl
i?. It cut t H 11 tl, .'
',M,ti'i',lii au-j icf. ui-him-e.
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S, n. I thrin li, ic We '.i ill ui!
' lllif ?ei:r ll.i-t.i ..Oju wi,
nij lm th.uk ..f.-tii..K .
tcs tot langa, te Cairo.
rrer rorjilQarin, nome ri.-ni-iipiion ol
iit'livily Misjicnded hee..tt..ie ol tig win.
''0 otho ly in Now York n (rmit
! crowd of people KtoM tt tlw- flocks
anil watched the frreat'liip Mauretun
iu t Kali for Liverpool.
-1 The Mauritania r-diowed a pns.sent'or
li-t of olil, most of 'lute lieiniier-
.wis IjoiBi.I al.it.ri on I.uhiix-mi. A a t
other inJia'O.n fH normal limes ar
Little neouraemeht in K;ven thee;
frtu the mere. niifht-seeii.L' tourist.
line wid.in(f circle w,k: not slop until
they reach the edf? j.f tfie pvol. TV
wise man will Le ready.
Tlje (JiM-mans solv1 orw de! ate in
ternatinn.ll preddem that vn puzzling
the Allies when they sent their flc-t
to'tlie bottom. It,
igh be. suggest-.-d
to
ome of the wrale crew that thev
.....t ni,, it,,- i- r .1 r fMl t'"ve out Of till'e lllll-i. Vow
scuttle the shin of the-r fornnTi. , . ... .
.. . ...... ' ' mnl thru' rnt'ii ,nn Ikimv, with fwu
mol, Wdliam. and end for orue and all lM)Ml will.n a hmK hlt .1S M.M
tin- ilMcusHiun of his statu. tow.ird li-sler in ai: '.t field. Hj
. I made a fou : -foot join t to Met his
The Observer -furnishes and prints ' hcind.s on the. ball, a ad liioiiuh tie-;
ftotf Mr- Wrnpiiprw. foice of flif dtive turnwl tiitn ttn-
fc - .'. -
I IIK IM'.MtDON.MII.i: Sl"
((IMIMi 1(1 I'M K SllllliUV
Aniomr Ibo must ititi re-itiiiK playoi
in the nist of "The. I'nparil.inable Si't,
v.liii'h will be shown Friday and Sal ui
I'ny a' the :"h"tv 'Ihentre ate a f i ll'
of pin iVuliirly rlever i hililt en, i:i. e,l
inn .vii -..tu V esb y ilnn y and I' .ni j
. nun. illy. liubbit I nnnollv,
witely known amone inntion
wl-
pirturi'
DUTLFS
oru .!o nt:
KMV' V1I1. t II
nj.viuT AAV UTS
Kr.i-: Titiar. o
FyRNtlURE
cPanse
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CflVE fllPIWIES
ANB GAME
A .IUI: TOO UK A li AT Jilt!
'hat yi:sti:i!hv,v
Itiir U'oiliinau rtui)iitl (Jaitm
Aflrr Maioa' Jnn rracttind
In I -'"will limrlnu
Cov, lnu; all the best ur ;he tramp
.. t U .. I i. .... i. ... . . .
i.t nn- inn vviin ii)iy 11M j,m ll)f-:.l;;
iT're wyHHriay at tei noon, km jt;
itit"r woili nineti -!-.-im-i- from rois
' id the vmin v,ioy wf-nt off
tin; field ivllll a RtKHl l.id Mi thy
scdie ;ind another nt.p. upward
and onward in t!i- hs-vie'racy, la,
kr won nirjth'V fioia NVutli Tow
dr yeste, (Viy, Cranite In ac-
'(rhnyly now down m tiiiril place
'Wie fcjit ii i f of 1 to p;i hie li'i' e
i ' '-"t-rduy was . u ,u-: 's' M-hjiiitlonat
! f ,l,'"h in Um! ninIh. i""11'1-'-
9 -V i. ' i ' - - .
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Mevnl
i;i;iears as a Ilelian
Il..y
other
first'
Seoul. .Master Harry and I wo
yimnirsters are refugees, the
named a :;.) ei.l yi mar American win
has been caii.lit in the Kuroiean mael
strom and is fiiriitinn bis way out, and
the others a couple ol' Helttian orphan
whom Mas'tei iaiM '- I. is taken under
his piotectitlf.: ' :? I lie cl'.ildren have
must of the
!; n.teii'st in the bii;
p:cltlte and also add nuu h to the ilia
niatic stirncth.
THE FINKST .
of .rvoi-ytliiniT tJ::t's 'o.'ikt'i) you
find. In re. Only the lu-st inn1
piin.'l increilients :vc tiseil nut'
tlie most ,;init : i y. of m ilcrr
nii thmls (.iMl(iyni in the incp.t
ration of the piv.! u-ts of (li'K
ItAKKUY. Why, not try k'av
in yotlr orders wi'h us?
BAKERY
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tdeH-ly over he lit-Id on to li.
La flrnndo ilQ no, play as Comt
I'all as usual, and aiW.irentlj nil
Oaj nit il'e'saof the teams werotf
'or the nay. The iiM.nl)f-r of rrt l
ClKil iO.i tit r'l;ir...u . i.
note nan shoiildt h.ifl. ,(. ijyid.:
, h? t! whole faro, had thev he'.n
1 .
lii,.inc. nit; Kitnie in, UKf art- ean.
ilde ur p)nt;it. Vliilo
it. Vtlille Clay
U'oods uilwed only tlireeJijls in
the f4r.it inning, ov Hore.f five
MiuK. fOirors w 'tre ,iponsible f,r
tfc '-o or tUem. The, t.-n errors
efi.nK d to OraiiuVs icoro were
'esionsiitt! tor tweh eif tho &A
onweii tans uiadt by th vl.ntors.
' LIU" Wo'kman was hit in thi
J.iw liy'iho bail :hp fourth ifln
iag, iud iiad- a tooth bruken out
lie pl.iyed lUe, giinie out ,h(-w4 rr.
and had two lii.s and thr tn to
bi.s ciedit. Workman fliseovureii
his jiii.i-nt!ig, wh a he paid u visit
to u (toctor, Mint the force of the
bah h;id fractilred his jaw-
t:Tui k, lj (Jraiub 's pinch hltt-T-.
wa.i robbed "of eve.y lilt Vesterd;iv
with tfio exception of one. .when
lie made fhst on a field.; 'h. choir?
ftnd succeeded in eomptetlng tht
r.lrcuii. The Imil'llily. of tlip- loculs. to liil
i tie Imll ycnicMiiy hroutht ilii'lr
siii-nii'H ImHImk uvi-rut'e down to
.Hi'), wliilo thn buttltiK nf niM fui
iln uiiie whs only .270. Cot',. ai
Inil, iKifti'd only .i7.
'J'lii'i'e w.fs u lu:j:o crowd of
f'nn out to v.'itnestf the Kanie, utld
("ovi? v;ih well -ri-pi est-ntt'd liy root.
ITS. IIH II I .
Ni-xt Stnuhiy I.a Oninde pltiys at.
Mitkcr and tl.uiy .lioiit on liiat d;iy
lo niiiki! up oiiKivvh.it ior -tliflr off
d.iy yistt'rduy.
Tim linclin follows: f I
fove . ATI. U II. K
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(!. Cnnley, 2b
("tirt'-r. ys
K. Ali'xundiT, :th
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T. t'on Icy. r
Roy A-li xandor
Smith, p
JiTidi, lb
cf
Total
I.a flr.imli.'
W'otknian, c
Canity, :tb
Hh ki'.v. ss
Clark, i-f
I'lilrni k. rf
fill
jClllUllMS. If
j I 't !. 2h
W'dim.Is. Clari'ilce.
lb.
' Wsiotls, C lay p
Mi'lnnis,' p
Total
Wood, taken
4 1 12 12 10
out In Last of lsi
inning. '
jtiiiiiinti ry:
Struck out, by Melnnis ?; by
Smith 5. Hasp on bills, off Melnnlx
2: of Smith 1. Two hare . hits.
Me:ebeson. Cart r, (inrrity: Tlneo
Icise hits. Hoy Alexander. Kay Ali
ander, Melnuis; runs responsible
rot, Clarence Woods, 2; Clay Wood.s
:t. Chiirire ihreiit to Clay Woods;
cied;t win to Suiith.
StamllllK of teams;
Won Lost Te.
Cove
liak-i
I.a C.rando
r, i .s:ts
a" , .r.Ti
X 4 .4!:i
1 5 VIM
N. Towiler
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