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o o o FOUR LA GFIAHD E ft'ENING OBSERVER o An Infleil ellPniferit NewaJJhper Publlihed PuJly M Weekly at I. Crtnde, OregoQ by l GriAiii Eve lug Obaeyer Publiihinc CompAijr. BRUCE DKNNIS. PuWinher. Entered at lift Ioteflce atta Grande 0 Gorton, Sgnd C ail Matter. Addresa all ommunAationa to Th OIei4er, 1710 Sixth Ba-eef,) C o -o-o- WATOHPOT&TGESFOR EVIDENCES OFoVART o i'O . , (J" " i U l?nfoldi.ig of S'.ontrter an5 Sporto Sui Cloand dainty Offlrlal J'aper. O On Hale Hi WUicr Citiea Oregon Hotol News Stand, Portlitfid; Imperial Newi tandj Portland; .Multnomah Hotel fjewi Stand, PirWindttrenon. SUBSCRIPTION BATES By Carrier Daily, par month He Daily, per three months... $1.1)5 Dally, per fix months in advance 3.7G ' Daily, per yew iu advance $7.50 Daily, singje copy..". .6c By Mall DaAy, per yar ia advance.... M.f 5.0 Daily, pet aix montaa ia axlvaawe $2.60 (Hily, thrwe montKs 'a advance. .$1.25 ItaJlj, par nenth bile WeeMf Mmerver-Btar, r " P Mar to odveotre M.5 European Malady lsSaid 0 Sfl Most SStftictiv, .. 'Si3a "My Country Tin of Tlico, Iiinil of I.lbutrfy." Sweet An American Alliance With France. ; The already complicated problem of the pence trenty becomes still more intricate and perplexing by the ad dition of the special ''agreement" with France which the President is to sub mit to the Senate. This tentative agreement provides that the United States shall be' bound to "come immediately to the aid of France in case of any unprovoked act of degression directed against her by Clciiminy." A similar agreement has been drown .up between France und irent Rritian. Thus America anil fireat Rritinn, if Uicy ratify this pact, will stand together as guarantors of French safety against any possible nttnclt hereafter like that of 1014. ' Many Americans who nra ardent advocates- of the League will hesitate against any such binding pledge to stand as the defender of a particular country. It is argued that this is an obliga tion that would devolve upon Brit inn nnd America anyway under the pro visions of the league of Nullum. It is intended, clearly enough, simply to -reassure the French; -who will have, more faith in such a direct pledge thun they seem to have at present in the I.engue. From the American standpoint, however, it is open to the objection that it appears to constitute a definite alliance with a particular . country, thus being opposed to the oldest and strongest diplomatic tradi tion of the United States. Americnns generally hnve taken the stand that the only thing which will make forrign alliance tolerable is an ullinnce with nil foreign countries at once, such as the League of Nations contemplates. That would avoid the rivulrics and special interests hound to grow out of any alliance with an in dividual nation or a limited group of nations, which is the thing against which (leorge Washington delivered his celebrated warning. It is too early to express a final rrpinion on this subject. T1ie matter has not been fully discussed, either alone or in its relation to the League in which Americans are primarily in terested.' There is no question as to the' American Attitude toward France, for the love ami gratitude, they bear that country. It would probably be true aunin, too,'-as it was in thjs war. that In tlefencling France we should be. indirectly "defending ourselves. Hut it . is ilgubtul whether the nation is ready to e;ve a formal pledge to this ff.-rl. lrey)JCcd Inta CCM, Mlnln0 ft"1'5' of Pennsylvania About 191Vr-ln. fested Mil Should Be ut'ce) Jolt Other Crops. rPriarA t.y the riiltnl Pttit 0ps iii.-iiL of Asi i. ullHr.- i Kyery grower of Trlh pot:iiies iviir-flic be hstidleK a prlvnieuil'-Ii or a c.cununcn-lnl luyreege Is urged to wnleh lurefull;- bis potatoes iit dig ging time or evidences of p. Auto wart illseasc, n Knroiin malady which Is otie of' toe most iI.-m.iii. Uve ullui klng floliiloc.s. The wart jllseime kiA liiiroilu.-cil Into 21 cul-mlnlo;: din riot f I'consylvunia In potatoes tiriiiiglit from Kurope about Hill. At Unit period of Hliorlngp aevernl mil lion bushels of spuds for food pur poses w-re liJijmrteU and lil.sriltweil wlcfi ly tirroiigliout Ilia country fo that ninny ojlieu sectionH possibly hnvi. I i exposed to lnlectlolL tu onler .to plenMfy ii ihI. ii mi itiutl rt nil points of InfoeUon it Is Imperative Hint nil growers, .di'iiler.s, illHtrilnilor.. and counr.v. agenis enrufully fnspeet ih-Cv en'l potatoes nad report n 1,1 suspicious cu'sos, In Hihlitliin to semllng snniples as H(Hn as possible to llieir stuto ng rli'iillural ciilli'ge, slut a experiment station or to the United Suite de partment of agriculture, Washington, u. a If potato vart becomes geni'nilly dlstrlbuled ill III' I'llili'd Slates it means nut only millions of dollars of loss liit also .u complete i-bange hi the fiotaUi Industry to prevent lis total ileHiriietlon. 'Potato wnrl almost completely destroys Ibe Kphil for fooil piirHises. tiner establlsiei In the soil all that ran lie done is to work niilu.l its -spread. The disease will remain nllvea In the ground for as long as eleht years, and It Is Hiisnlo-to Irioilt potatoes- ill infested soil within Unit period. It Is known Ibut the polato wsrt disease had been establishing llself In the I'einisylMinla loealllles for six years before It was discovered. Tbo department of imi'irulture has onw placed a (piaiantiiie problblling tlilpnirnt of potatoes from sections of mmsmf Work of .tho Deatructlvo Potato Wart. is laPa u Uweur... ... ii.- r .n..,.,..u. Oiii ...........iOWI . ffl O L -- - w vi-iM .v.-; if . .. .. I ' ' ri . i .... f ' m ' j f 1 f: L."" r 't'.'u' C0LGATES. . I' i y " i 'i Sliavinj Slick A' liiS ; ..f:se. . ; I 0 O ' No one I prppaicil fur iiiIiNhiiimm r ! skirt, nnd Is'ihu'Ic nnli'ss slic lntK .ri'itfly for w:tnn w?nth T a .sport, suit, or n sport -onl tlint limy lie worn wltli -skirts of tho v;;idi thuriMii'r; Hfpplt rui'iitcd hy n sv. i';ilor of HWi'iiU-r-ront. The sport suit lis fiuiili' it place for itself tlint nothing Im run till. It Is not nil I'xtrMViipiiiH"' I'fni lor thi' wiiiium who ln-lli'vcs In rwluHiiK her fxpi'iniltiiri' on clnlit .to iici-i'Ksllli'H, for the sport suit ri' plucfH ilivsslt-r und h'sn iroiifrnlly wnmilil rlotlH'H. It in smart oiiotu.')) to tnki I ho ilti(-u of urtrrnonii fnuk it in 1 it ri'iuuliiH informal, whiiicvrr It Ik inndi of. "Suit" Is n tortn tliul-covi-rs Hip rotiililuntlon fif n sport skirt find ii sport rojit thut do itol mutch, ns well (in skirt uud coiil of tin sutuo mil torltil. A liundsoiitp cxjimplo of tho first roiuhliinlion iippcnrs In tho Milt on tho loft of tho two uiodi'lK shown In tho ph-tiiro. Iu this the skirt Is nf whlto sutln nnd Is iimdo of 0110 nf ihoso now woiivoh that npponr to lu? liottor sulU'd to spoi't skirts ihun to nuyiltinp; ulso. It is stioiiK it ml 1" ill in ut. On tho ovorhippotl so:itn tit Iho left ldo. Ilvo hirpPjtlnt "JH'hH -Ruinous i.t si t nour tho hottoni. Nothltiu' oi.tild hi' doiio nioro lo fiiipiuiHlzo tho ohunu' tor of the skirt. . 'J'lit cunt is In the wuno rlnss n tho if hriht p-oon silk trh'olt'tttf, with siiil'H' onllar and hond of solf-coloroil (-uiliruiilory uhoiit 1 tie tiottom. A snt in vo t worn with it Iiiik sitinll ponrl huttoiH, sot oloso tf (.'i lor, tluwit tlio front. Iiri-dit proon . I u I'll' t a ouats with muchiuo sthrhlni; of whilo silk, ttnd cmils croohwed of tho khm-u ilk in lure thl','ns nro not worlhy unions' tho novoltlo to- ho worn with .wiilto -sitln or silk sport skirts. All tho routs have bills or sushi's. Tho suit fll tho rl'-dd Is iiimlo of n liriivy rllihiMi Ktlk fklrt uijd cunt of Iho sunn niiitoriitl. Thi-ro aro soorul putloriis in thoi'- ; ; u t s!;!;s, si im.' of Iholu in two col' r-. nil. '!-; iu tiirur- d disj'iis of ufti; jL-oiir. A:i.i;i cl.-lh Is u luvorito for vnihtlli-liln tlii'iu, plurod in luiuds uhoiit t lit skirt nu I coal, und aw on lis 11 ml oolhirs. T.ut runny of Ihoso suits- ro unl rlimncd, us tin fu not ful filt;io nmkj's vmiely onoiijih. Kvon u .sport suits the vost has inudo n phuo t'.r llsi !t'; mul it np pours In this model wlih on if nt tin hoiiimr hnvinj; six lillto hut tons set ulont; tho conlor. lint tlioio j:ro -mniiy port ooittH ijuit U'li'tiv tUd voue ut J' Knrnpo whoro tho dlsonsp lias ovtslod, nnd If Iho l"en'n Ivnlila - soolloim nr tho only poltils of inl -l h n tho din onso Is now unilor control. Pot a to wnrl' . Is ilinrnitorizod by warty, sponiry, ranllllowor lllto crowths on tin iim'li'tiiiuii'I portions of tho plant. Infootlons usunlly tiritn in tho oycH nnd nttnln tho size of n walnut or laror. Souiotimos rid iro tuherH nro 4'onvt-rh d Into u spniiy, wurty j v.lil tiutss.' Yoimi; wnris tire usimlly llht i nro hri'wn in rolor, nlthouuh nltor doony lietflnn they turn hlnik, whlrli cauo? tin dlsriise' to" ho sonutlini s oallod "hlnok scull." or "him k wr.irt. Mtmy of the Witrts rot .In iho ground liofonij . tho i rop Is h:ir vested, wliilo other decompose w In n tho potiiini s nro ' Dally Thought." pluoed iu Hlonn:e. Soine.t f ttio wniinl Im man wns ev r written ont of ro left on the th-hl ut tticln'i; time tuny tttalion but hy hiin.-elf. Ilk-hard llont romiilii nlle iiikIit sulluhle lotwlltliijiM loy. for months. The divti-e noiy roiil'nuo: ' Korean Religion. Nowhere Is tho fcrent nntiipilly of Kori'iin- civilization so clearly shown ns in the iiiIihIm of Ihoir religious ho HoN. The n'll-around Koroiiu, when In society. Is u t 'out ut iunlst ; he Is' n jtuihthlst li"ll he philosophize, nntl n spirit woi-vhlpi'r when he is In trou ble. Ills ii-llKloti is .mi' of druans, (h'lls, elves. Imps nnd pthlins, p h -tin spirits of ih'iul huumnity hero mill there present; whore eti'i-niil shndes wnlk uhoiit; lu whhh hills, trees tu it I rlvrrs-oven discuses - hr.vo pel sum. lit irs bearing wuos mo' terrors to nil men. Coffee to Relieve Hernia. An 'rim hiit remedy for strtiturulnlod hernia Is li;o'l; en;,Vo. Tle ro seems no sclent lhe evp;iili;:ion -for It; but the Medh'Mi Coei-rd qiioios records nf thsvo cns.es ri'lleveil uli-r tin ndinln- ' 1st mi i ion of ii cupful of hl.u'k coffoo. I with V'-ry liitlo Kiinr, every" ipiMrtor of mi hour. In oiu c;i'-o iho horntn I n-duectl sjoiitjiue.ni-ly a nor two otii I fuls, jiiio'hcr wise iieiilt ii i'ur und the i llurd n-eh J t. cupful". i P.rivilcc? of rvjncy. I rioMtr don't ml:o n::ti hut H:; ntiv Iho imlliniuitro whi cm r ahotlt" his Inisltn-'s !nnk?iVT like a ruqilcfccr. London Answers. , 3 ' suitaU O O MSt ' ARRIVED 9 ' By Express 0 V 'dainty new summer. ; DRESSES: o o S '"It is snniethinK t sny tliit these latest arrivals surpass nnyr 3 'in" we have shown Inwetorore in summer Presses. , Ineolor they ure' codl nnd refreshrtiu, nnd the most popular ,:itvles. a s i, & We partirulnrily oalr'your attention to . the jiew JINGUSH I'lllNTS, a very new fabric in ahe newest of designs with Ar"Uinlv collars, cuffs und visma, . ' t . See them in mff window today, on display .for the first tin. You're sure to like them. I'rires ?.jiU to 11.110. o 8 n. 4 -. 1 . A NEW- DEI'AllT.MEXT . (-. in constantly strivinfr tnjnnkc shopping easier for s-ou, we are estaniisninir a new oeparinieni wo.- ww, carrv'.u a complete line ot renumery , freanis, Toilet Water, Powders, Tooth Pastes Etc. We invite you to visit our new department and become aeo; i .inted tvith it. Remember this is for your convenience. 0D0-R0-N0 Toilet Water ' l'ir excessive perspiration 30a and'GOc ' Talcum Powd ers fnlirates' Dactylis 211c ('oiiriltes I. a l-'rance Rose., liltc Coluaten' Cashmere IWuqilet Sfle AVillims' Violet :. 20c 'Williams' Carnation 20c MennoiuC Viidet 20c l.ov ' ine. i-'le.-ill ' 2."c Face Powder Melha Face Towder . .Mi-lballne, n toning powder l.ov .Me, white, 4 oz. S.il.lailio . : MEI.HA face cream skin mass- UKif 50c , M'EI.HA CI.F.A.NING CREAM r. N;o . . 0c . . BOc TOILET WATERS Melba Violet, $1,011. Melba Hose, f 1.00. Melba I-.ov' Me, 1.00. Melba I.il.-c, $1.0b. COLI1 (REAM Elcaya, liOc. .Crenie Elcnva, flflc. .tillman's Freckle Crenir 4.rc n.TVett nnmsdelles' per fectV'old Cream, MIc, ii.V l'ohds' Extraction TOtmi I'ASTIC ' 'olirati', 5rtc. ibecd IjOc. Kol?Tnfft', :inc. l'epsodirt, flOc. Collates' Toothpary, 20c Gutex Ciitex lifiuid nail pnl- polisli .....35c Ciitex Paste, polish. 35c Gutex Cake polish....35c Cutex Xail AVliite:.....35c Cutex, for removing sui'- jilus eutide 35c Cutex bleach powder .: '. -. 35c Cutex cuticle eoniftirt.... x 35c Cutex Sets, 50c SOAPS Cuticura Roup, 25e. Resinol Medicinal Soap, 2oc. Wooilhury'c P.-cial Soap, 2.r)C. Colgate's' Cashmere Bourpiet Toilet flnnp,'2.rc. White Rose Transparent Clycerine Soap, 2'v. Pear 's Trnnspmcnt (llycorine Soap, 2.ric. Packers' Tar Soap, 2oc. Packers' I.iquir 'l ar Soap for shampooing, oOc. MARIXEI.E ACNE CREAM, fiOc. MARINEIJ.ll TISSUE CREAM, fide. MARIN'ELI.O WHITING CREAM, Mc. MEI.P.A ROSE BLUSH, 25c. ROUGE BRUNETTE, 50c. PEROXCIDE 20c and 10c sizes. LISTERINE, HOc, 2oc and lr.c METHOI.ATUM, 2oc and BOc sizes. POWDER PUFFS, 2."ic and loc. WATCH OUR AD TOMORROW Another Big Glean-Up This Week .lulv X'llA iit witlir last day to a penalty. pay 1 water mimnirr i oimjuiuim ymoKiy liCioivcci , jujv ltlthj last day to pay ater 8-2t v j rent without a penalty. 7-8-2t "'AboutN.wo yoa.i-8 neo wh'n suf-1 pouri 1. -inb riintinvr. The nPorvf r. M.in S7. faring fromi sov;ro attack sum-! Manicuro and toilet scisBorn, 'cold k CliainherMiw . , vanisiiinc otoain, at iliis feea- Rt-fjnody and It,so r r you wm find them itantly!" writes ! "1,,led. A Ip.rpe assortment .iJmays Mrs. tfenrr J-V''lt. la k Mills. N !1'1 Siivertliorn s. 7-7-t. V. This is an .Vroll nt remedy for, i f , j ,H.jL-J"'B JLW'inl'l kt'pt at hand by evry f:ii!ilty. Adv. W.WTKn t,i wipe m: (Mrnti rnttcn r;i; ' hint'! y, I! m ! - lo ,v yt'tnte 1 H 1 1: nfh r tlu pntnlo crop lniH Iu'imi Iuii'viUm!, tine to tlu srtiilln up if Kpinnl from i lu hmind wnrts nntl the (Ifvi'lopiui'iit of in-w wnrlM fnnn the truth r I'tittlmis f the yoigi sprinns. Tvery 'pret'nutlon sln-uld be eref--st'd to prrvrlit tin spi'-'ml of 'nfre- , tlon. Tin' wnrl should he rolhvtrd I nnd iK'strot,d hy hmnlnc . IMi'iii'il. tnhrrs should not l.e frd to iu i . wllhont- tlrsl boh-jr J'olh'il. Soil known to hi; Inl'rstrtl stioiild'.he Jitiilitt'tr to j oilu-r eroi.'S. At tempt f f (iMiInd the iIIcjiso hy 1 trentlhj: Infested .volh with rhrinlrnlfc i 1.1iv e fnlh'U. In Ktit'Mpi iin roiintrlrN It hiiM lrn ncritJiliu-tl thut ivrtnln 1o tnto ViirHths ".Nt this dltotiM. Nd Ainnrlt'tin iirh t liw of otntors !m ve torn tested for rr'-lslnni-e to rot, hut eprilnnnts i.f thif lmturr tire ri fu-ml. I July 10h, lit tiny lti rent without potMlty, j'.iy 'n-ftlcr- Print-Writing Suggested to Replace Script Styles; . Has Various Advantages I.OMION, iVv il.mnd nee of nlu AMrhild 'HivnIO To uhollsh m rtpt- rltiiij: nnd repine- It .hy.pvlnt-w'Tlt inn Ih the fmri-KKip ,tf un InriU'-nt lullv piippitt'd tnNviiiienl ht(;nn fn'lihiw eonjtli' y. Advocate pf rlninKt i rmrirml thai the yreMenl nyHtMn fails ' to tntl th test vt ' romnwMvhil lifei in Kn!l;xnil mul a k' 'mu lo " " nf (line ami Ul..r. . j H H. Al I rf M l";.I! Iomm1 HysUtm up th(i t'Mliiwuy punt- ; . yuoj'i yonr fnee, nnd liave your ; pfcturr ,viv k dnno nt Sil ri horn'o I'ainlly Puiu Storo Modot'n 1'arli llnoin (ne day .service on p intinu and dovelonlnt. ' 7-7-:;t. FAMILY ORUO STORE LA GRANDC.ORCaON. Cl.'iin fotloii K; : rrr-. T"; . -1 ".".7 T i . -- mer eoiuplui reiuiveo im- irs Sui I ;tl il ! ('('Ills ;i j'tiiVlllil (o "h M.icliirici'y, rlioe;l FAMILY URUS STORE GffANOg.OBrilON. .I.ili Printinc, The OIserver. Mnili La Grande Evening Observer ed lotUiH, known i K.knian tdoi k l"tt'i-, w4 Ii ii cipilott of lit... 4" ntul .hirh 41V iniilirietl Irto their Kiil fro. The p W iliar cl( h eie eom loftd h inoii-4 liuii; Wtine Hchpt IIIiir ret.i- Into r.i.di 'H titil " V. Hi t i mti"n . HHfitt rtX f'n IHoh. In t."4. iJttv .'! fli-t K.flci H wh'l Inte-. AtVt !'. Hfllif tliilin Iti-il if.ili y VuufcviT. Cllln. fswri.Tlh to il"'i h ! I'm e r',i-rr tu t tk.r. 'nil lit :tJiri i iiuiIkii;. .i eiiM ! n ire dirl!. .d t k- .finr .nnwityd n ' In. M. VUi' "i 14 in- iio o tn'0 vl cl? tii- Jfcui !:!-. t i.i; J ilfi .,(! fi lilt tViC uitf ii-' 1.- hl iton.erouK t ItMi Oo iin9 a iiritiii iii. )tm 'ms- V -iHlNi;T.N. "I. v.. .tijv '.i I'onniPMi i.ri,.iii ti.iv ' '-, n i sini,-lisiii-l.ln iIii'ti-. ni lecihnia c( i'io elli c hi wiiu li ilu -'lia iml HoliicH. i.iiloi-s 'nvl ivnin.s v lirt iue K.-ni'-f'etjii-i nf lli. .,r Ki-k lli-.ni .1)1. kit ijll.ii!! ln. li.il l..Mu,-in Ah rf flour til V:" rii'j.i.- Ve.ip'i r i is in rli a: i t f e.n-li of (it,. tun', fn t 1'-. t!iil-tea-r-i lvT l.',.r 1 Ilfl Ml,!, I -.1 life V,i I t,. .ll-h lii.' .! li. ioi . r" .u I at. Ni' 11 il a.s t 1 1 ll.ll. tli. .1 III III f n 111 0 1 "-quiie Ni il m. pi.-n hi'.ni: .in 'n .p;l1, w:ui ''It il to 1 1.1(1 ,u-,lii-al !!. ir 1 t4i 11 al.- inrut to s ' .i,,.'l ,.;,:, , A 111 IU-t J II.-! 1 l Hi- v ai ! M.l!l ',V,-- will u'' in alf Bj)l,.n I,-. Ill' tll'l m'.l" t iry on inmnoerMo jnuiinKit Suio' flmtiifi Itnui't-juHl floulflun ari nhol talied. 6 . . il for ( lie allli . i;.-hi.m Air of O"" m- who r.illiif lo eolni-v lni: P ft niiiOA l.v '.II Pop.vtiO nt. GRAIN and STOCK FARM ! l,-il;f''iUii'iiiiatii'ii .I'.'uln, t'V t w ii ni .;i i i.tt- tii'itns il It i t'liHi.trrcil. " . 'Vo .!'.".H'fUv. -tt.U; rjlll'-!M'W, V ho !:;iTtt !' titi lic.t i!'n.llH-il! vaU.'ll - h r.r.iv l.vw ist..'M " .it ?t 4. aiv iiV; t-lii' wii li in M;l .nrt ri';ni;. to tr.iflt' Jl.iriV'i-'l i T I .'ltMK fiy,' unlit; .'e.'l!li"i ? TTiislfl.l! O-'iVi'll." Om- ! tliU t :H('!".' iH i'av t t'"' f tj.' i lj':ii S-i' rTu i vi!( mi' i-i? 1 itf.it tho otlit r' li-.Vi-l;' s,oi''ivil;. a.i"fi:M, -.t 1',-ixnii'i-''1' -ti'.' ' .. ' 1 !i;i''i-tHi !' Ii; nts h.H' itj .it .! 'iri 't '-'v Vt"t - !j.,lVrWr.'ti'i te Vi.t Ii V (iTi.t V'i'.l W.lN.i V.iii. V'.Tu ti. il i lit i:M t'm.i'lV., I'Xi-'wiH' ,HMili . n. stii .tly i.iiorv.iti't' t ;i4i i asU; tf tc i ire :i J, T'V 0(n,,.'i?ty'af il fi.'ib'.ii.liiiVHsin's' " " o e,r C 0 ' O o o a 63 yILCUR'.E- BROCK, o 5 0 0 a 0 Ideal 000 . A firctf'ss J.iiij1 Tin ciml.Tio tooi vi ymt .j iiiir fu. 1 in. tin rnokcr ln-foro int; ti t'liurr-li ir I'tinijiiiitf jukI- wJicm ymi tn U' hi n' .1 ilcliriijim jnca!, t'iW iiiiil' juiry, awaits yon juifi tluit i Tint ;iV tWv f.-tvnii,' nf iiMir t'l.-iii Sit it I'Mit i f furtVrtn-" 0 9 FURNITURE EXCHANGE i:i;t.(k fir n.l J-ftf: J,'vf 5 ?,f foref'sol 'imit'IB r v. irn.xcTianrrp it Vorji'. si v,'ii4'.vi'Tiiinrrr 11 A w a w : 00 5 o 3 s 1
