WEDNESDAY. .TVTLY 2. 191?)
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It CRllint fllflllllC flDIItPllffl 'lit benofltii n.rruiiiic t' trt iintion'proved itself thoroughly American,
LH UIIRIim UlUinU UD0tnUnif,.om th)J war They ul.oviuc heater Ui ue to the traditiuna of industrial
An Independent New.paper
outlet fur American goods, tapping fairness and decency. The more con
directly the rich interior of the conti iservative, level-headed lalior clement
ft.-i.u-i.-., f-.i ww, . , lc n inn-
ru.-n.uco ana ivkhi; at u f h f , k making 'ha. the upper hand. 'Hie plan for one
" VP?. . . . manv interior citi-n world oorts. ea-,biit lab"X union, with power and wJI
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Jng Observer Publihlnj Company,
BRUCE DENNIS, PubllaherP
to;
lnf the pressure of eastcrnwailioad to cull ijineral strike on little or nt
tranmirtatinn. mi.kiiiL' niunrv fur ex- o.O.ocation. in repudiated. Lubor un
entered at the Poatoffica at La Grand 1 ,,0rti and iowerinrJ:he cost of koocIs ! In retain Qeir own i$ht of self-
uregon, aa second uau man Matter. ; brought Q'm abroad: ,J determination, instead of yiehO'B'to
' Addreaa all CommunicatlQnaOo
The Qbaerver, 171lPslth Btreet.
O City and County Official Paper.
O On Bala In Other Citie Oregon Hotel
New Stand, Portland; Imperii! Jswi
btaml, Portland;
' Neva Stand,
the tyranny of a laborOlictatorship. Ii
He had reached th highest office ! :
In the gift of any atate j'
Whose career would he more fittinj
I'or un all to emuhite?
TllKRKKOBE
O VVe resolve to follow
In the way that he began,
Living on life's busy highway,
There a friendQo every man;
With a firm and steadfast puipoH,
COnSidlOinff $16 MaSS Of k' " K"u(l m-n"r futu' induatria! I Every duty to perform,
t. , Tprogrcaa on this continent. For his hand was ever
w T,!.,r,,ln,t- ir,
?n spite.of action of p.itical
reaily .
A ...I L :.. I ...
n - is, ucvi. wuh Hiwaya warm.
Alvin York's nastor vn invited to
attend aevaudeville ahow ii? NasiOille? P"8 C.'ngera' representative,
he wrote a letter
id; MultiBmalj TfSjJil 'eadcra, nvH Ameiicun are not yet: hwcnt Cater
I, Portland, Oregon. O'onvinced that th league of nations . ...J 4
j . in nnchi uy jjcniui ruwc, anil mm too- . . . .
ufiuuririPTmu DiTvu .. from what I exoected.
ByCrr2r po.it . m to t , a necessarily uepuhlican. , ?hcreaI1(f' have ,,rep,y re- Let all of u. appreciate the loyalty he
o Dally, par montn ...... ...Me ;r :Z" " . ,. . ? 'TpeFflcd for the name
'entirely dferent
I am very sor-
The dinner' chamnion.
ilia triala now are ended
With a verdict of ' well done."
Bally, per threa month $1.95 tn" ""l!' though heir division
Daily, per alx montha IB advance 3.75 i' not o great g o''0' case as u
Daily, per year iu advance $7.50 might be on the ba: of luiliia -scil in-
Ddly, aiffgl eopy........o 5e didual ju'ymit. f
i, "all , i Jai ty leaders, however, are prone to
Da y, per Jear m advanc.. . . . . . $5.00 , , important fuel-that
Baily, per in montha in advance $2.50 , . .
n.li thr.. mnnth. n .il...,. n about one third of the Voters in the
ISgily, per month....?. (Oe. , United State areSio longed tied di fl
Weekly ObaervefrStar, 6 mail, pei.nltely to cRhej party), bit fluctuate
year In advanee between ibc two in national elections
Oh, cheat" up,
rurson! A lot of us have beOi fooled)
the sameway about a ahow, upA;
bouK' Aur 0Aii tickets besides. j
crave.
Snd a a loving trlbuta plo e gar
land on hi grave.
Spril 28, KM!).
"Sfy Country Tla of The,
IJidd of Llhelwj."
Sweoi
Opening a New Route to
Liverpool. .
A steamer loaded with meat at Chi
cago ha jimt sailed for Liverpool
f'oi tho benefit of anyone not wholly
familiar with U)o geography df the
Great-Lakes, it hiay tie explained that.
tho vessel' course lies through ljike
Michigan, I.nkc Huron, Lake h'rie, the
Welland Canal, Lake Ontario and the
St. La.wrcnce river.
There has long been communication
between tjreat Lakes porta and Eur
ope but little use has been made of it
Seldom in a season hue a foreign ship
been seen at Chicago, Clevelund ni
lluffnlo. From now on, uch traffic
will bo common. Other flag may not
become familiar. on the Lakes os they
arc on the Atlantic and Pacific coast,
Nine'years ago a New York afito "'"er 1'imiplniiil Quickly llclelved
mobile spceej r waa indicted for killhig , "A,'Oirt two y.oi-a ago iv.1ien 9,,r.
a man with his car, and the indicant fo: l,, from, a severe attack of suni
waa dismiss!. Recently he killed On- """V"'' '""fcPl'ambcrl.ri.A
other'man n the sanft' way, and was ; . . ' ' ..,,',, ., ' .,'
afcoalingly as one parU' or the other. s""1 u' Pn"n ,or mree yearn, ami njMra u-ry Jpwetti Cla,k YjIla N
happens at the time to stand for what "inths. 'Ibis is a mjd sentence for; y TMl4 , ex0,1(.nt ,,;-, (o,
they waid done en national i!J fairs. manslaughter, hut ti. shows progress. ;re)lc an .Hwprhoea and slionl.l !
It is.thij big'lmlk of mm pailisnni i ke,pt at Jiand by evei-y fimily.
iccorutng ik many nqUjOr cnampions j uv.
the returning soldiers were going to 1 1 1
have something to say about the pro- Rather 8polted ihe Effect.
hibition measure. And from cursory. There wna company for lirtnkfast
observation, about all they've done end sister, wUnlni; to look her best.
vtera which determines that intang
title but puft'nt othing called national
opinion, anil wliichj will decide the
present issin? rep-aitess of tjie perim-
al views of United States senators.
It is to Be exnocted. too. that echoes !'"' thnt line sfnee they, got back donned a Hlt.e lacy breaklnsl cap and
from the present controversy will bejhas been ordering ice cream sodas. P' '' n-8llge-'. As she appeared
. . 1 . , ... , i . In the doorway or the dining room
carried over into the national cam-J . - iihiu'i,i,..,,ii .., , i , , ...
paign next year. It will go hard ml Hly. In f of hysteria, has upset 'i!, n',,-" " '"0l1 '
ign with any party that I ntr government, anu Americans moor
vain to see what the hysteria iji - '
that cammiign with any party
does not do what tlu' majority of vut
ers want doie this year.
The politicians know that." And this
why, even in tSe midst of the fur
ious senatorial debate over the peace
treaty, they aio keeping their eaj's to
the ground.
Industrial Democracy Sur
vives In Canada.
about. Italy han got all that she went '"""
Canada, like the United Stales, re
pudiates itolshevism. The big "gen
eral striko" in Winnipeg has ended.
The. Reds are ignqminiously routed.
Some of the more conspicuous of them
are under arrest for "conspiracy." The
rest have lost their aggressiveness.
This is the second act of a big in-
idUBtrial drnma whose first act was
hut the Lake ports will be thronged taged in or own Northwest. He-
wilh ships flying the Stars and Stripes
bound to and from other lands.
; Tho ''Lake Granby'' ia the first to
be put to this use of a big fleet of
steamers built in Great Lake ship
yards -by the emergency fleet corpora
tion. Thdy are of uniform type, small
er than most ocean freighters, made
o in order to get through the cat.ul.
They are sold to be thoroughly sea
worthy.
They represent one or the- many In-
featcd at Seattle and foiled- in their
efforts elsewhere in America, the rev
olutionists tried Canada. They- seemed
for a while to be making real head
way. They succeedml in tying up pret
ty nearly everything in, Winnipeg.
They fomented strikes in other prov
inros, and seemed to be seriously
threatening the stability of the Do
minion. 'I'ut it was mostly bluff, and
the ambitious scheme has collapsed.
Canada, like the United States, has
to war for, and more. 'Smatter?
Gorman-Austria complains tnat the'1
peace terms leave it without means of ! , , ,
. , . ' . i v. laUt,l Haoy a
defense. Austria ncedn t worry. No' benr(ng -letter
imily wants it. I VulnCK confeeti
Resolution Passed By
Pomona Grange On the
Death of Withycomoe
Pomona Grange, of Union county,
has adopted a resolution on the death
of James Withycombe, former gover
nor of Oregon, written by M. L. Car
ter, as follows:
WHKREAS
The Supreme Ruler
Has decreed that all must die,
And the summons oft is nnswered
In the twinkling of nn eye
There is none to be exempted,
Neither lowly nor the great,
All will find St. Peter waiting
For the password nt the gate;
WHKREAS
Our friend, James Withycombe,
Has answered to the call I
He had fought the good fight bravely,
Loved and honored by us all;
iNEWJODAYi
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FOR SALE Paick saddle, and com
plete outlfii; 52-11). .i-fdiug saddle.
Apply Observer. 7-:ttl
FOR SALE House on cast X av-k-inie,
or will "tradi for modern C
iroiom houso. Phone Red 1941.
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FOR SALE Heavy 16am, liarnens
land wagon. Apple A. L: Jolumton.
R. R. No. 1; jus: east of (niange
Hall and ftie-it ho. no west of Zach
Chanld'ir's. 7-2-4tp
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When you ana hi line for n camiem
,or kodak go to S(l vert horn's Family
'Drug stone. Theri' you will find ev
ery model of machine., Ilro.wnle Cani-
o as from $2.13 tto
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ing Promos from K to !
daki Pi oin $7.50 14 Ifi8
:i.oo. Foid-
$15, and ko-
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FAMILY DF7UC5 STORE
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for the Fourth aOl toe opening of Ch.fttauqua.W havo new 'Flags and Bunting ?or Hie occa?W
Flags in all shapes frfin the smallest to the large Flags for t&.staft.e Some cf the smalleiA. are
of silk, others of a light yaui.Syed fabric, and till othtO. in the plu'O printed Iags; prices rane
lR.m 10c to $3.U0. . o.. ,....,. i .
Bunting in the plain co'eys, combined colors, ana ciTinuineu wnn tne siors, c jiu. v
Boys'
Kaynee
"Wash
Suits
A rge new
stock of boys'
wash sails, in a!'
sizes, combined
colors, blut', t;ir
and white; a vari
ety of styles.
EN!
JUSTIN!
Two hundred new, flashy
been waiting fur. for some
and different; cobirS.-are bri
see them, inspect them--buy
tiiose we vre
patterns ace iv"
You'll want to
ii, at $1.50.
NEW. HAIR K I II-
. 'Hair ribbons in
bright, new color
iiigs; taffeta rib
bons for all .pur
poses; new put--terns
an d- color!,
all widths.
"School Girl"
hair ribbons n
specialty among
them. Your in
spection invited.
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Novelties
What Women are Wearing or Carrying thai
a is new. .
Beads m .
New beads of brijrht colors com
bined with silver er bronite effectH; also
Ina'ny additions of jet, ither plain-or com
bined. We invite you to see them,
Bags
' , Canteen bag if black, patent' lea
ther, also silk Muire baprs pain and with
Vilver rops, in K''v, Mack, taupe and blue.
Prices, $1.00 lo $15.00.
Mesb Bags
New shapes of .very fine
mesh, silver and jrilted; lonpr, narroV shape
with angular top.
Slip-on and
Shawlette
iSweaters
See thijm in our window. These'new Shawlette
Sweaters are the latest novelty in knit wear; made
like a shawl with belt and band trimming; colors
are cerise and blue, trimtned in black. Price $6.00.
Slip-on Sweaters in Salmon and Beaver shades.
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All service men are requested to report to Captain Bouvy at 8:30 .
Vclock on the . morning of July 4tn. I Please sign record card, have photo
taken and select officers at that time.
Every person taking part in Fourth. of July parade will please assume
. their position from the rear, and report to their Division Commander
.promptly at 9:15 o'clock."- '
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The parade will start promptly at 9:30. 'Anyone rot in line Will be left out for. tlie
paraue moves inai nour
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