La Grande evening observer., July 16, 1919, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER!-
An Indopomlont XfrOipapw I
-o 5-
U-uill ITitU, touumi Kk'HHfl- IOHII
nOiy yi, u saiil k. Ii worth, nr.:'"
line basin Oi jr i,t .irkeHi .)" no i
' lh..n K.1 770 ill null. Thim (li.-
Publlahed IJjilly and0 Weekly at U L, nrury ,'j..,',- the value of the
(inside, Oregon, by La Grujif Even- I u, if ,.;,.,, ,-iiti nuelhoiia,R, i
tng ODeror mumming -"nPu7' 'wnni tierf?l nmv milly 'lo r, rca. liin
HKUCtf DENNIS. Puhli.her. nri flw lji(:i ;m.ornr,ar;ivcl
r.nlered'&l th Pontof fice at La Grande mru tlian any crop wan ev worth
o
.,0.
1 r-ie J niroi r-ieck
e 011L id hitt nioi-.ih and for thai
nci.aoi ii o v.ouhl de-jy I he liloaure
1 j f Hamming 10 it' sweaty ti-ed
Itniibei jacks. P'.'ould iJ.lt this gen-tli-pi.m
n lie ahould be using cut
ilmtli i r fur drinking piirl'
i Would rs. l Hint Iw 11111 to Perry
;'cnd huvu u Idllugc .ml gl M HWiTI-
I'tw in the old swIinrMitg hole, nd
Addreaa all Communication! to
The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street.
, , . i, .. 'O
Oregon, aa aecona ub aom maemr.ii,, ,,v country. a ,;. , ,V0II, wli ImIi u all ohjec-
Jii-rre the wiir farmers u.- to giT Tons tie the lumber J. k Uaste and
r,U and CO cents a bushel for then a,mjt Unit ho liked Ji.
1. In 1(117 tin- iiriee rose to the! . Wr-r.i.el folly
City and County Official Fap.r. ,,,. fi f 90 cents. L,.t i
On Sale in Other Citiei Oregon Hotel iyeur jt jumped to !.:!". Now 't is Hi, VK roll TDK SWIM Mi Mi HOI.K
Newafctand, Portland; Imperial Newi ( appnicntly gciiig holier. It ha fill-T TO Ml'SKIHl AI'PHIXIATKII
Btond, Portland; Multnomah Hotel lrisen mUchTore, proportionately, than LONDON, -une 20.
Newi Stand, Portland, Omgon. jwheat. 'I'rcss Correspondence. )-
U(.r(fcftcr its Importance will h" .1. P. M'.rgan, of .New York, to the. Vit
al! DSCKII HOW HAlV miirp full) recognized. American fnr-toiia :id Albert milseun: o." the col
Ku ly .r,i per cent of 1 1m c luiiied
uoliliH.H ami H.illois or 1 O. . It i I Kt
eoniity ore eayer to 'nke aihaiita;--uf
the wilililo' mid bailors' .:.li;i
(tonal .Oil 1-jix, ai c oi ilini; to an i . fe'
inato niaile by .MIs.h Virginia Tod-I
Jtereillaiy tf III" llniatilU r. 11111 4
lid ftujji, mid of the lloo.e S i in
.sitlon. c
V.'illiuinti
(Associated are l"l'nx
The gift by
.65a,'n,prH w-ill "plant more corn n'rt year, Icrtinng of stain;d lass, 'which occu
, .$1.95 ' i'Wtcad of giving t hi preference tej.ieil f.ve'windows of one of the corri
dors, ca'ised widesiiread snllsfaction
By Carrier
Dally, Ht nftiDth
np thrai mnntha.. tl.lto
Uailv'.Jer aix months faadvanca $3.75 I wheat, as they l d this year.
Daily, per year iu advance $7.50
Dmily, lingle copy... 5c
My MaU
, Bally, per year In advance $5.00
baily, per aix mon tin' In advance $2.50
f)aily, three montln 'n advance. .t.zu
lailv. ner month 6Uc
Hindenburg On the Sacri
cial Altar.
valley fruit ei.nv.i s
lip lilfir lli;-'.s lo kee;;
t lii-in f nun b I'.ikiai; mule. tli-,
W4 ljf.it of the fr.iil oa 1 heft. 11 .!
u;o runnlm; to III1' larar is wi:li
fists rMl of n:oiiev oa-r.f- to .!i:clia.'e
lh r croii; al price? never lv 'or-
I of.
Ileal
Every mile of highway li !...:!
The Dalles anil 1'eiulli lon will li"
nmUr eonll acl In i:hr( w-, -ks tnii
vfded bid.-- are accepted at ll." Ant:-
ris-.l.
hei-e.
I The collection Pk of peculiar !ntcre
jto students ami designers. 7h eaiji--est
items of the glass are four small
'panels or trench glass or the latter , 5 exin.. r n- slat.- In
Ilimlcnbuig was the seventh to of part of the l.'lth century. Two of thes. ; f o-nmission lor work now a.lv"
Weekly Observer-Star, by mail, perlfer himself as the sacrificial l.-ujib in represent scenes from' the ''Temptation i Kxcrpt for a !' w stie'die- b - -.v i i
year In advance IL50 place of the kaiser, llollv.vg began it, f the Wilderness." The subjects (iflThe Dalles ami Mnsli r, 'he en'Je
then the five younger soit of the wai .the other panels, evidently contt-m- dIMance rioin I'en'.lli-ion to 1 o.-i.an.i
. lord lined up, and thin Ilindy. In bis IM'rary, are the "M racle of the Keed-
iieLiei 10 r mil apjieailllK lor I11S H.O '"K ' ' v '-"
saving Wilbelin, be makes . this scene from the life of St. .Nicholas,
pleasing statement: The rest is entirely of l.ermnn anil
"The war, despite the harshness j Swiss origin, and provide material for
necessary in conducting it, has shown studying the distincti ve development-!
by examples on both sides that, hie-hiof art, particularly in tb
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"sTANDAKD
iattki;n
qu have ' beo -impressea
witl, the smartly dressed appearance of your friends and others. Ymi realizehat it.vas not nece-
saiily the pi ice of th gown or quality of the materials that made this impression, but yi.ff werg con-,
vinced that it was due to the indescKbable higf the go-.v.n, whiih piodmed the superior und attractico
lines. Do you lealize that this impression of smar;ness was 8 ie to a prooerly fitted corset, which is
tiie foundation of the costume? . e -
Vr.u will f r-1 in our ('()1!SJ-:T PF.PAH'iMKNT the peifcct fit. tl- set tar your figure. The
IlKk'DI.KSON or the NIOMO, twy of the best to eVoese fiome
Women ni.ould Carefully Investigate the
Valuable Health Service Rendered by
'My Country 'Tin of Tlie,
l.ainl of l.llielrty."
Bweet
The Fight Is On Fight It
Out. ,
The news reports invaiiably refer
to the chief business now before the
United States senate as a "fight.'
me ngnt. is on-ngn- n oui. n.y r)onf,i)Ic for ,m. ,.on,UI.t f lhn
u iunmimentai mat no proposiuon o. wnr . .. , , . . .
Rhine val
morale, soldierly tW'nking and feeling! ley, towards the close of the Goth'r
and a high sense of honor common to! period and-.during the Honaissimco.
all cultured nations are not dead."
Ill
John ETrf-iosney, v-lio lnannged the
It is one more evidence of the Her
mans' inability to see themselves as
they are, and it would be funny if the Hrewere years ago, Is now piloting the.
urease 11111 noi swell so with righteous
indgnation at the presumption of it.
Honor, morale, soldierly feeling ''on
both sides
Hindenburg is the grand marshal of
the Herman army, one of those direct.
merit need fear the most severe eritl-
son, when he still can speak like this
o.sm, on tnc tneotry mm 111c rigni win , in ie f lMlfum r i.vce, of the
uiuiniinriy uiuiu)jii. hllte of tie WOrM.
peace leiiguf question becomes figura'
lively a fighting Ikkup.
There ncl hnve bnen no emhar
rawnmflnt in tho Prpxiilenl nttundiriK
the mi'oiinH (if (ho committee on for
eitfn rehiftonfi, if the committee hml so
desired.
It mny he nt vnrinnce with Wnsh
inffton precedence, but that i of no
jinportiince. It is nothing unusual
abroad. Premier Clomeneeau, who
nturutn in nlmo.Ht precisoly the snrne
. relation to the French Kovernment a
I'roiiident WMhok tt the United State;
government, has been uttending bcb
nions of tho Krench parMnnient'K for
eign relntionii committee to explain the
nieitning and purpose of debatable
clauses in the peace treaty.
There need be no excitement raised,
either, over the nuggetttion that tint
Vreiident may vUit the Semite cham
ber during debntea on the treaty, to
answer questions and even participate
in the debates. This is recognized in
every Kuropean country posHe-ising a
parliamentary system as one of the
functions of the executive head of the
government to submit to nterrogn.
tion" by the law makers ami explain
measures with whit-h he is partirular
ly concerned. IJoyd George has dune
this over anil over again, during the
war nnd since, with regaid to hiH wan
and pence policies, lie will explain
and defend the peace treaty before thej
llrltish parliament.
The United States eonjrrcss, in both,
branches, Is nutnriously long on prec
edent. What the nation is interested
Nothing could show more plainly
that personal punishment in needed.
There must be no recession from the
Ktand taken by the peace conference.
The guilty must he brought In justiee,
manter who ordered and man who
obeyed. Nothing else will ever "stab
their spirit broad awiike'
! FORUM I
mi st I ; 1 s 1 : to Tin: occasion'
IJ-i. C- ande, July
Kditf of Oh;.rrver:
Hear Sir: V hnve all read the
able editorial In Sunday's Observer;
on Iho wat.r (jiicsiidii, iiml (hr is'
no doubt about I. a (it ando. Indiusta
"very word in Hhat im tiele. And wo i
ate wIIHiik in l t hy-Kjiua bo by!
Koni-fl with llm city poveriinieiH If;
i(hey can only pfiove t(, u that they'
fully reallo how serious the water j
qilejitfon Is. If they Ho IllfV have.
not shown It. '
To be unabb. tu .get sufficient wa
ter from the ctty'H ivmi voir Is a scr--ImiH
mat-r itnleei), m to lm oldiei)
to IIUIlip UiU'li'.lll s.i(tr f.011 Illr
riv r hi to th.' city's main. Is a vei
serhius 10 ii:i ami no dmiM r I
causing our city r'eniin-nt k i
anxiety.
I.ul die most s-rinus of a'l t1!"
tU'':'laui eoufi o( .inn ibe city rm 11 u
11 ifii I Is -what an' p ool" uuini,' t.i
drink when the (ir.iii'te liomte me'
haM no more w ; t r in it
Iti II ei" " l buhv now! Cut t-ut all
ehi'cse p::i tn and HMUt-e-n Id'Hiir
in is a business like handling of the j bunim-v. ri- up t.i Hie 1 u 1 1 th. m
peace treaty. It is nothing more than M1"' ,,r A,nn 'ran hi Si',;1"
1 he ejly Wii. r tntii..n inr .ill :nn
'and itn it now and hiitoiy will up
'nlaud and hon r you- naiiie.
liesj-cfi ! 11 Ily Your t, ,
I. t; ni;
t'K.
AVH.AT Alii; V K TO lMt? I
K.litor Oinei-M-r: What, did I hear
tlvs spring? I think it w ;m our city
niantiger saying, "Heautify. clean up."i
Nojv what do I hear "Shut off um.
water!" I,et your lawns burn up, and
pructicnl common sense for the Pres
ident nnd the senators Nt get together
and work nut, or fight out, the issues
involved, with the nation for an audi
ence, m : 1
One Crop Has Struck Its
Gait.
Yes, it is hot ami dry nnd ncrordingj
to the .disputable authority always
to be relied upon, is ''the worst thntlyour gardens; and pay three times the
has ever been ktvown." j worth of peed to start your lawiu
In spite of the nri.lness there is onn again; be careful of your hath -tub
crop which, if properly planted and wnter; wave it ftr the citii.ens of
attended to, is coming right along, ami Grundo to drink. Pa they give that t
that is the old stand-by of the laiger 'u-ftir half price? Oh. no- full pi ice.
lrtion of the United States cup. l'ath water is valuable dunk ng watr-.
Mlie leaves may shrivel am) crinp Pont ask our brothers of 1'i-iy t.
thnmgh the heat of the day, but there ipiit bathing, for are a.-ban n
ts a rallying spell and the full, dink brotbeis of 1 a tira-ide. 1
treen conies bark and by the time the Hww can we epet any praise fotn
Hays gtow shorter and the heat of the' tourist--, .when we gie tlu'm bath
summer W waned there will tie thi water to diiuk Mope each citizen of
full corn in the ear. itbetown wake up to the sit iiat v
Peauuiont club or the Texas league.
Frank Sebulle's club plL.ved to d.OOi)
funs In It opening contest at home,
ningliaiutnii Ik a ivd-lx-t ball town.
Charley ITernjj Is playing n good
game at kccoiuI bue for Jtoslon. lie
tiud Maninvlllo work well together.
r.llly .Stewart, T-oulsvllleM new pitch
er, was iu the navy and last year
played with .luck Itarry'n team of
JuckleB.
The purchase of IVrrlck from Tu
dluuapollK by Seuttlo shows Itill Cly
iner Hlill belii ves lu lilu old a.ssocbtUun
uciiualntaiices.
ltoin Toung Ih 25 per cent better
tbU year than he wiik lubL He Is hit
ting woixlerfully and playlug an alert
game lu -every respect
Jimmy Auwtm keeps right on going;
like Teiniyson's fiinious brook. .Many
rwokleH wish this veteran would fade
away, but Jimmy says lies Jum start
ing. Manager Toe Fold of tho Cleveland
Indian? Ih onlhtislastle over Harry
l.uiite, w ho has, he says, u pair of
bands that ulwny seeiu to be where
the bull Is.
The Chi i 'ii co fans are said to hove
been riding Leslie Mann pretty hard.
Just why is not clear, unless it wa
that hhs holding out tactics were ad
vertised too much.
l.iitle Cuelo, lite Cuban clgarro, N
;!aiug the outfield lor .Morau's Kedt
ecry now and itu-n, H cjtn play any
i.nioii on the team and do u good
j. b of it, too.
The I.mlsvllle club has given Culch-
T 1 rimk Cretin bis release, aj bis
"V. n reiu.--t. Crossin has jut re
turiH'd from I'lamo, wht-re be served
f'M aMott-l a year, iind be will take his
time about M ik,! u baselall e n i; a
u.iut.
will be und' r coir i'u-;
or completed.
I Tood It I voi's rhi.vy hr'rve:.t i
ended and the I. .si ' a load of bhw k
clierrb'S, the crop of wbicli i I
eight can;, w.-s shl:ifd '-at by Hie
i: pplo . t nw. is' as ioi !: ion. Tlie
I'm it, packed in lii-poiind hov.
lined with lacp iap"r, will be distrib
uted t Mlnnojiipolis, tMileao and
.Vow York City.
A jw.'t of the niachincy
row 4 0,aoo-lnisli-,l el-vat or
built n Haines this seamm
this we'k. It is fvp'ft.-.tl Mi;
on tht- new si nn-turo will
sImk tly..
foi
to b
:;i ri ''d
i.- work
be1, ii.
,'i:ksi:as i oi;ci:s aki:
It KIM IP TO MINIMUM
V A SHI .NT ; TON . July 1 P. . Til e
M'cond division of p'gnlars and "all
tittiwrhed uiil's" b iv.' Ik en :i;i.yued to
orrly return hoin . This diisitn In
cludes the f.lh 'and t'lh reiMmen'' of
t.inriivs. Pa i i'le.: I'u, iu duly ovi-r-fieas
li'avta only ihe I'iisi and Third
dlvMon.1 assivii' d to -- ie duty
oveiT.nas. ,
WASHIXCTON. .iuiy 1 A tneri-e;-n
overseas fore-:; a: ' (,J
::;!7.:!:t?l officii s and men on July
S, wording to an olficuil annuuee
uient Tuesday On the ?i!n,.- d.i!r
lOU.nOit troop, wen' al sea -u rouS'
to the United S'at-s and ilvii.ouO
v. ere in this count y.
Can Never Frrrjlva Tnnt.
'V'f ta;r ye.-;r-: slu.-c hn b'ft too,"
.-aid the O. "ritd v.li'e, "I rei;;emtx-r
lf'-juHf. (iV--H:eir as .vc.-iioid.i.v luuv ho
stood at tlie door, hebi.i-g it ep rt lib
six tiles gut Into tho house." Hoytoii
Transcript..
Th-re I;; a, person. ili'y :
tionery and w ftum n ;f
nli-i aro ut' n tains ;m.;
j kind and iu ::;ty. :
tltey us in Wild'.:. t,. ii
both in a pe ! . I ba
When you w :Vh som.
disti -ctive ii tho w .y of
pap irs in t ! o II ib !, nd
in the nb.;n white 'and t
!b" I; t -'-A -lesions i:i Ci
lawn y .) i will find 1 1' "i
t bom's Family Dru -other
new :.tytes and lat
in box P-' in cii ! r.
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WONDERLIFT
COSSETS
There are many NEMO self
reducing models that give com
plete physical support: but -lie
wouderlift goes further a.a-1
jtrodllces a genuine Uiil'ftillL
aciioo; wheieby we:ilened or
fallen abd uuinal organs are !-e
stored to normal, healthful po
sition. There are NKMO mc'els for
all firrures, from the ve-y r !',i:t
to the very slendor. riie .inc
illustrated here is the Wondi i
lift. Coine and let us sh v you
how tacse corsets are 11 very
iVfferelt. Prices ran'.:-; fl'o.i:
..It) tl $7.0(1.
ic suro, iii;:hik Unit v
(Hi wear ;i
IODKTi Ii.AII:iH.'
i mis spc'iKs ; lam
mis New York C'-ir
si'tici'i' to every cus
loiiicr. Wliy ? Iiccausc
she knows lliat liel
eieit work is nulli
J'ieil liy an ill-fitting
.l!rassici'i. Shi' rec
oiiiinrii(ts llie Model
liecansp slie, herself
wears it and liecausf
it I'i's liefause it
bides the lliilv corset
'id:re. so fatal to the
sinoiith symmetry of JJ-' h".-
!ouse. Suit or Dress. AotA !
- .
witli a
Model Brassiere.
w
1)4 MM FA SI 11 OX ,.(.
kxpoks'ks -v.
HENDERSbN"
CORSETS
r0
lccnnso
KYi
cr St A'lo
ns Supreme
llcnders:)n back and front laced Cor
ret.H h:tvo many pleasing characteristics
that appeal to stylishly dressed women.
les den their vec-
ogni(d and ac
cepted style, they
are distinct' ely
Corsets of oinlity
Kvury pie-'e of
material enterin,
into their con
struction is care
fully selected by
the ninnufuetu!
ei s and tested for
rttronfjih nnd dur
ability The v.)ii
'ins: is thoroughly
guaranteed and
we assure yoj
that these corset;
will give Katifae
tny service in
every particular.
Prices range
from SI. 50 to Si.
A Henderson for
cverv fii.rure, too
?v';i
mmmm
!.;:fcsitaHl
i ii
.cd l y f.
nerv tl
v.- and
y lni
. hoi!-
Pre'i
i.lM-.'-
M. n
oi: .re emeloos. Th- Kraftlawn,
lie C.:::t--'s P.rtiaton in tlie Princess
.oa llnv. lope, an.l tho Wyckofi
'vjion lioad aie three; of the late-o
ad an. 1 !'V h pap-.i s on th-1 nu'-.-ik-
yoar cverv
7-1 r, -if
I. S.!v.1-lhotA .; c:v:i suit
e In v.-lit ililnat rials.
FAMILY DRNIS STOHE
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rorn is to become one of the stable
rrop. of Ihix Tulley, although nnlv ue
to a few veain iiirn no one would ha?. lKr'Kls
rd ..ayt-ii' further than h few row
in t he tlrdeit fa table use.
Corn M more than kii.g this vear.l
for !i.emeror of Amtrlcau agii
eultuie.
Wiheat, even with its 'irecedcntid
voiwnir .in. I'M njjn June uiii iimi eee j.ifcM
by the government an.l supplied by (.( M)
It world demand, is cvl'ivted to biinc f1;J(t.
Iff a mere trifle of J.'..-.T7.P00.c)O0. The ,-, ..
' m
A TAXl'AYKK.
i' i ii-:
P-r y. Orc
Ui 0 , aiiit.- i:cii.
1 i o. i f i'l ti'
. 1 of ymn t iper ' 1'
n- o- sit.:i:e. tt-,
en up to pi cwiv-o-
I'eirv t,o," ,
I pi. .,.r,.
H.111,1,
l-: 'I I
1 1 '.
SW IMMIVH
:.ci, .luh lit
in: ul.n.'i
c, , rd.ivs ,. .Illl.oi
it a wtottiy w.il.r
I a p" .1 ioa ho t.k
to- liuol
,.1'iU il : in Oie .Ic
ot M 1 linn 1 11 1: ill 111
!' . V This r.r 1 1.
I." v ..s b.r.:. d' li
"I ' ' I' . W"M lot
: e
Cutnil'ic" is superior t
aiw other front lace corset.
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tor yviiiuitui uic. lenSit.
features no! corset can pus-sil-ly
hc'jilt ni good. It
contains thtl master touch of
.I.--'- scieuLific ctiistruction.
You do nt iiMfico fom
foit for stvlt'ind vtvi d- nol !l?
ai'iifict stl( for comfort
Ittn vou Ht'r
Get T
uf savjnu' and Ihril'l
woil.iiio' apjlal. W't
I x -n -!'I t ol nliraiu'e ha
and l-iiij,' -n j t i ll i n t -.;
LA GRAND
; increase your
fiffer you the
nlinr; fa-'ilities
NATIONAL BANK
Capital nnd Surplus, $215,000.00
MKMP.KIf I I.! 1 :K A ! , KM'.SKI.'Vl-
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A Table For Three
At our restaurant and you
could lutt. ask for anytWng jol-lici-!
Good food, well cooked
and charmingly served, and the
w-ai'a'r'3 ch -ck won't give you
heart palpitation. A mighty
nice, co7.y dining place with po
frills and furbelows, but with
JIKAI. I-'OOn, and you don't
feel hungry when you leave.
City Restaurant & Bakery
j. tVi.- i ;ibzij.'i I,.'.; li-j.n. A.'a-i.sS.'i .cijtrtrirfgfrft
gig5HSr?IOFlB VAX AND NIGHT rCTi-
J. C. HENRY
o Be;iidc UnderLAkiiicr;irlor ' ' i
?Ut9aAL DiRECTOl nd IICE!CSED)
EMBALMER lS)
Day and tt?ght
v 4tv
(S)
PhOiie Callafe (ill
e
O
A f otnplpte 15 ju e always on i
liiid, priced at $il.l0 up 1
Mrs? po!rt-; Paltio?)n
(Corset iere
(10?; Si re A. . J'
S.nind. Kcliahle : nd t'ro-rcssivp.
- . ' - -- .
- - ;
r A ,V - f IT.OITt THAT IU. MAKK
Of the Great Pacific Northwest Ate Made i:ecial!y AttrtctiveThU Sumraer by tho
Reduced Excursion Fares
I Offered by the
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