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J-A GflUDE-EVEIIIC Opfu'iJ
Ah fudepeiQent NeQipapar the retails are wurso profitcert in
uU,uu uqi ami rja.. -Othi , instuncea-thn the packers, Wen
Grande. Oregon, bv La Grande Even
Ins Observer PublbMnr CiAipany.
O BRUCI&DENNISp t) .blither.
Entered atQl Postoffice o La (frauds
Oregon, ag Second Clans Mail MuWur.
A)drei all CM(iumcatior,nU)
O TheoObaenfrr, J71U SixthdStrec o
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Cj)J tmd Com- tViciat !
Bln Stfle in OHiar C OHaOrK0ii Hold
o Ne Stand, Port land. Imperial Ma
Hand, PurJn.; ajaltaotti Uoul
CriiTion tutu
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Lity, par omit .
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Uaily, u aw abotiw la JfAc iX'i
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Iji, aar aiii amrtfe ra tdnact W.M)
iteilt, tana bmUi 4vanc. .j.X9
IJaily, yr month. tOe
Wml.! OtWrar-Stai, by mail, par
ftar m mtim 11.40
pri' i' being in nS Benxa, juntificdQj.v
"My Country Tl of Thee, Sweet
Land of I.lbetrty."
Present Meat Prices Shown
Extortionate.
The report made by the Department
of Agriculture on the meat aituation,
rorroborutoa tho opinion already held
by the j-enernl public as to the in
justice of meut prices.
It develops that (hive is no shortage
of meal or meat animnls in the United
.States. Thero are pin.';' of cuttle
and sheep. So far us production v, 'Ci',
beef and Iamb might ulnu. t Le culled
a drug on the market The p.irkcr
evidently regard it so, for tliey have
lowered the prices paid for livestock
about 25 per cent since last March.
This should result, of course, in li
coTiVfponding reduction to the con
sumer. There has lccn no such reduc
tion. Itetad prices do not seem to
have been lowered anywhere moro than
10 per cent. In most communities the
prices are as high as ever, and in some
cones thy have actually risen.
Whob'sulo prices have gone do .
The niickoi und cattOmen complain
that the public is not citing JTiouii
meat. How can the powic roiisumo
meat s ujual at the rati it lHto
pay? Tb:re iS,no usg urging ini-fuaito
cdmsumption unless prices drop.
fiminething must be done about tl
matte;:, for the' benefit of the rattle
Industry no less" than the welfare of
consumers who need more mnt thaii
they fcfl able to uf ford. The dopart
ment recommends govuriimciit control
of the, mmt industry, and the publica
tion from day to dy of listt of fair
rtil prices, io that consumers maj
know whin thty are ling over-charg
d, and may help to regulate prices
accordingly. If there is any differ
ence of opinion as to the former sug
gution, there ran be little as to the
value of the latter.
bu? retail prices rcmiiOi at $out iKM (feVmai, as o tartei in paying f.
sumo high lcvelO It Ts charged thaT her bills, Oi Kwq to "make confiscaQ
iitws -ncono amouniiji aiu,uwooo,oou
o!0 $,000,o90,000. Fine Ousincss
doing to her own people what she h$i
been doing to HOgium arid Frame!
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the wholesale ouftlliona. aIAikuII theiner betide ghe's iftiiij:
'Iljur
Cut or a Shave?"
"Both!"
l.onr and serious articles have been
written and fine orations made on the
benefits which humanity has derived
from the wnr, and now the barber
comes along with another one "Toft-
soriul standards have been raised by
tho war," says he.
"Tonsorial standards" has a mighty
fine sound, but what he means is thai
all the 4,000,000 or so young men who
have been in training and service in
the nrn-.v learned habits of cleanliness
and neatness which they refuse to give
up ns they return to civil fife. They
cling to the clean shave and the neat
lv trimmed hair which nre a part of
every good soldier's make-up.
Moro than this, it is not just the
soldiers themselves who demand extrn
good and frequent service from the
barber; it is all tho younger and older
men us well, who wish to look as sol
diers do. So clean cheeks and well
dinned heads have become the ruling
fashion, and of all the people who
lirench of the good war has brought,
nono has a finer text nor better ex
amples to hack it than tho barber.
Cleanliness of tho body and cleanli
ness of the soul are mysteriously in
terdependent, and pride in personal
'appearance is tho cornerstono of self
rei.pect and success.
it to pay back to Helgiuna'iid FiOi
what ahsiiscnte from tfc1n.
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Tho VeMc Wih Jfedland is that
sltr5 imagines slits j hostess to thf ex
huisec, and thinks she on ht to jive
up to the Uio'ion ofjnntiojiuf hoij i
tuli; wiuw fc a matter of fact, sha's'
only the temporary custodiua, oha
fugitive from justice. "
'l.ct Allied unil continue," says
i.loyd (j'eoi;c. Amen to that! United
we stand; divided, Germany would
laugh at us, evade all ber responsi
bilities and. plot new robberies and
conquests.
"Tho cost of living will go still
higher," says a dispatch. I'rouably
true, but not news!
"Super-blimp" is certainly what.
Shakespearo would have called ''a vilf!
phrase, a very vile phrase." I
NOTH K OF MEKTING OF UNION
COUNTY MOTOK ( I.LIt.
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River Water Is Not
Fit To Drink
Scrvi
your
Itiiiuicr
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JiciT Cold, and ProHcrvo
Ixiiinicr Special is produced
ly an exclusive, jiiitented pro
cess, .lust; vn confi' to know
this drink 'tlik is oft, lint
satisfying.
AVe have it, ly the Case, Dozen rw Kotlle
A FRESH rjXK OK FRUITS AND
VlXilTAHLFS.
JOEL'S GROCERY
. The Home of Royal Club Goods.
Cor. Cedar and Wash'ngton, Phone M-759
All members and owners of automo-
biles and motorcyclyi are urgently re-
tui'-tit-ii it, inuei. iif me yiLy i.ouiicii
room on Tucsdayi July U,, at 8:00 p.
ni., for the puipise of i-eorganizing.
Much can bo uccumplisled for the mo
torist by unity f action. Come to tho
meeting. .
F. L. MEYERS, President
7-11-Ilt ; ', I
ALLIES DISPATCH
SHIPS TO FIUME
(ContlniiKxi from !ij;e 1)
weakness, said Francesco Nitti, the
premier, upeaking before parliament
today.
lie summarized tho programme of
the government by naying that it wai
planned to hasten the peace negotia
tions ho that peare could be eoncluded
at ome, with the upholding of Italian
national aspirations.
NEGROES WAYLAY
PARTY OF WHITES,
WOUNDING FOUR
Is Your Earning Capau.'ty Greater
Now Than Ever Before?
If a,' k .i- Me p
iiuitli jij.:aii..t the i
Mart a luii.'i .icet
iul f your 'jiniiri'js path
i' wluii it will ! U'ss
ill ntnl Niil.I on t .
i There are .n.any goml opponent i's for invest
merits thar nav it' vtut have somerliiii!: to invest
Wf f fcr yon the !!(! P tbisuuil. and vil'
U' kf t y"l iTil'i'iTiation li.i;-e on
;inv lrialti r upon vvhirli no'Siif iiitioiutnl.
JKi W't lit -it.tte til tall on u.
1A GRANDE :;ATI0NAL BANK-
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;ity An.torliittd I'rcsa to Tho ObMorve-J
LONCVIKW, Texas, .Inly 11. Koui
white men were wounded early today
when negroes fired upon n parly of
whites whom they had waylaid In a
negro section whero tho whites had
gone in search of a negno school
teacher. The negro teacher was ac
cused by the whites of causing publi
cation in a negro newspaper here of
statements derogatory to a young wo--man
of this county.
AUSTIN, Texas, .Inly 11. One
negro was killed and several white
men wounded in a clash between
whites and negroes at Longview, Tex
as, today, according to u message sent
Governor Hobby. Over a hundred
nhots were fired in the fight. White
residents of the city are reported to
have engaged in negro houses. Guanbi
from Albany may be sent to the town.
Wets Will Try to Raise
Percentage of Alcohol;
Transportation Denied
WASHINGTON, July 11. Kfforts
will iiuul'i by unti-piohibitumists
to vcp.Ml iihewa.r. time pithlhitloi
act ami mUso to rhniiKo tho defini
tion of lntnvlcatinK liuuors ju aa to
niko It 2 :i. 1 pr o- iii insUNid of
one-half or I vr cent.
Nearly every in.'inUer nr. the lvous
will have sniin-Lliim; to Kiy on pio
IHMlMMi lifci' (tie pii)hilit.lon i'n
lorcr.nieut 1.1M l '';uined, aH 1l nu
.doubtti'dty iv 111 le, sinco tho'piithi
ltr.ioiiists Uro In control by ;m over
wtih lming itm.MU'ity. A vot 1s x
peoled omoltinio next wtvk.
S I'liANCisro, July li. t'nit
ed Kta.hw lHsOiict Judo WIIHain
SawitPe d'MiK-d ye.sU'vtl.iy "willioul
1 'ejudi "' I hi' action of- the Kahi
li llit'wini;. company to ot"it'l the
1'niifd ,S;ati ratlr.Kul udiutnlst nv
Iton to ac.p( tor tii aiiMpitrtat Ion
consignment "tf - '14 ,iei cent borr
offered here for nhlpn.irt to the
Hatr.b-r .UtewinK company's liiiim-l:
it Iaw Aiic- b-fl.
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SATURDAY' OfiYl
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Ae Mfney
SavjngcSak'
SALE OF DRESSES
201 off
You who hav prolonged your drss-burnir,
r--l. ' and VOU Who are now thinHntr nf hiivlmr.
I ''."'' KknuM .,... ..lf..i A .1
IH"- Pr'c'! il llclP to stimulate your ideas. r
Among tham are some wonderful creations
of Georgette Crepe, Satin, Charmcuse, Crepe
do China and Taffeta; BOtne with pretty cm
broidery trimmings, some are plain with over
sltirts, or plaits. Kvcry style and color is rep
resented in this sale. Call and inspect them.
SATURDAY
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io-eo fo OJ4B D4iY ONLY. Jht stocii -
i' t lh 0t month must tjfi greaflf rdocct im
order to room for Hie nw Fll0 sts.
wnic-ti faJiito'trrhw durimf MttA. S,ycrf
. garment ofTtri in thi .Jstl vfM incite i our .
. ne Spring stcckt of high f fit clothing and
. ldic' rstdy-to-r. "
Wa invite your inspection whether yen hay or
not. ,i
USE YOUK CBEDIT
We solicit responsible charge accounts.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
One Day Sale of
Hart Schaf f ner &
: Marx
CLOTIJKS. Every Suit in ou entire stock of hitrli erratic
Men's Clothing included in this ssWeA Every suit guaranteed by
Hart Schaffner & Marx jitst the sVA as if yon paid regular
)riee for it. There are many dif.'erejt fabrics, in (ireens, Browns,
Urej's and Mixtures; also an cxtensiV! line of Blue Serges.
Considering the cost of your clothes now, yon should take ad
vantage of this wonderful opportunity to get one of these Hart
Schaffner & Marx Suits at a reduction of i
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Saturday
; PUMPS $1.98.
Still a few loft, in sizes 2 1-2 to 4 l-'J,
patent or kid; excellent vulues, if you
have a smnll foot
STILL AT 1.98.
MEN'S SUITS, $9.00.
A special lot of odd suits in a regular
old-time sale. These arc mostly small
siz.es, up to the aO. Your choice Satur
day at $9.00.
LADIES' SILK HOSE, 69c.
Still a limited number pairs of Silk Hose
left at this price; all first grade, full
length, in black only. Regular $1.25
hose, now at 69c.
NOTH'K TO MASONS
All members of Lai GfNWide IxmIkv
No. 41, A. !-. AN M.,yir ipchipkI
d to nol'J that (holt' wil bo a spec
ial cmiiinunlciit.'.on Vf tlfc lodsc Ibe
eveniiiK of Monday, uly 14(11. Work
In lh MiiMli'r Matron floicio. Vis
IliiiK mid aojournipJnetliern or
dwilly welcomed. 7-ll-3,t.
' A. C. WILLIAMS, 9vrr:'iy.
Montana Police Chief
Puts Bull la "Pen" By
Employing Bulldogging
HOl'NDDI'. Mon., July 11 Con
iliieilng a ebai-iiK bull In baro
hindivl c'raiiplo an! hanili'uffing 111"'
binat w;ia vwrt ol h il' ifc-Ior
.. Vr. Roundup's tM of J1'
It .wi oiiher th ot ahoot tbo nt
nuil hich I'.i4 t-n IvnrlUne off M1
vk'(;U)1 In u h.il iinii'l mar-
by tho loc.il tpactiPTa agencies. At
tracted by olhiT lines of work and.
In Ibe inajoriy r.f case", a tarcer sal
ary, rsi.'hnra siieni to h.v-e abandon
ed 1ho ti-;irblng profession to enter
waft' wo k f rarhitia linn of trades
and Industrlw, it, Is dwbirod.
Tb normui enirollninit has fallen
off this yi'nr, It t sliVtpil, which will
make tbo supply vf craitti and ru.'al .
ttachors les3 itbt-jjn Ht -would -hye
been had- the average number obtain
ed nciniial certtfloatea.
Tho grjatest BboiUi'ge appenrs to
bo mvn to iciiers for mil Wnds of po
sltlone. particularly manual train
ing.' aBrii-i ;uro. coimneiclal .work,
phy.jral cn liero fHchers and ath
letic coacl c On account of the
row roi:inui,:nry phynitnl training
laws the-e Is great demand for
physioal training and athletic coach-
Clinuiberlaln'a Colic and
Remedy
Diarrhoea
This medicine always wwb the
good opinion not th praise of
thofee who use ft. Ty it whep you
have nwd of such ir1 remedy.
t-lncoln't "Lort Sp.
On o. muiy niniii ,.i M..,y, n tVt,
l.lnvihi untile a .-peci'll at the lllllf
ltiHlllii nil Mliite ciuitentliin In llllle'ls
Hint If ri'ni.Miiln'r. a as l.hu-oln's -!...! I'b'tl. '
Si -b." l.iiuoln. ., .,r ii,.,l- Tba clii cll.l tn mnw
di'h-g.lU's w ns MiL-ireslnl f.ir i-..v..ni,.r Wt the aroinim. lnwi tho I'M It,
but he )r"(vs,-,l timi VVIIIinju r.lsseH il"KiHi'd. Ttm ili look W h trail.'
sbuiiM ,(, ii,.uiii, in-trnd" 'ihe kux'iTW I- iMinni'J 'mill'' tbo I'u'l .
Kiv-tli'h ns ,pt,., i'iihI t inrnlii ml- h.viinwi
ilri-ss,-,! ih,. i luiwnticin f..r an hour. uliraul the oftiw-r.
vpenKlilt Willi Sll.b f,i t'll'l tli'HI.'liiv
Hul ; surpilM-,1 ni,, tllr.-s,., r..-
pi'iiirs f..ic.'f to tk.''lh.i, iinl his
Kivat!-pi'ivli nj le, jv.,vili 4. ,
M.-Vt fr Evit rtti utotw
h f.'iliitl;,Jiins fi- sllfeessCMl hui'i.
lless !-,"!!, ,nn,.ra,'i''e i.l ohm--ih'Iit.
liifttrrnt ln. fb h:i.' t'.l-iiini'bi-.
I a viit-i. .iw sph.Mr luisiaj ..
in "J s,-t h.'lr iin eviMTii'ii.-e"
llll.l vlewsn H.r , III
prHi4liill mImiivs i. ft that the ii.
line U isi.O.Qto ft O' llo-v "cue W
the od. o
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Urd i-t tii'aillan,-e au.t
Tre nt i feu v
'mnt-o w:u th .ildeifllu rf in-
I'linlinal, .h4 .w'.ia f I'.', the tit
Icon'.. - j .
The of: h.- V 'KTi''-'ii'lt
being iw . JjuHdnMr"
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SUMMER
FOOTWEAR
,1VliiU' raTiviw Oxfords, military' heels:
"I arid I'oinl'.ii-t.tliU' tor. unin ri',.---5.00
.White- Cituviis Os.l'onls, with fiv lieels ...
''- ' ' : .-;4 $450
Whitt
tiresny "iinmicr uo,;ii
n mu"im i-iiriipM, n.iil sTIV Iioiits
iierl; o!ir f our Tiw
i v-tr- "tr-"
tc Kill 0f'ids, witft.Irfiiis teel, verv
k.v Nunmi.T SLu'.,7fict?.yt.............. $ll.5b
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Teener Scwkc o s3
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jti I'Koit-.. j my vv mn unns(i :
iloniand and an iiiisS.U,I9 ltmliwl I'OV
I.iht 3rrv Kid Kli.f ls vith htl.
. uis slii'i', jii'ii-i' ...4..,''........... $8.50
f'AIaiiv otlur NT'1f-s in iinps and "(HtotfiNj,
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