La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 17, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text"1 o o CO J i ll IfSI AV. .'(I'LY 17. v.m o p - o fA ?RANffE EVENINGffSERVEBi the d:v imd9it the hut niylit, wilhyut Hiuttur whiit he iUhqo , w!P i"t v..rk H Q rV" o O- -o- i-riticiiiKr tin. u.-,.:ith,-r niitl wiunP I .,. 1 he .$inni.i-.-in 1 ,,t i';in i'.P i.,i fV ' Uai tnei h itkiv fair. '1 lie fn.-l,- Ad IndopAdent Newnpapar wnlriiiK wh'-n it wul.l r'n. Tlicth.. i$ appoint some men to ,-..iif..r!Keier;0.y p..-i.i.jO. . for the nii.y- pftliihed Daily0 aod Weekly at La''S'lwurmMl "'' l" '"' u"'' th"t;wi,h '',l-v ,',nil''"1' mattiv.jf to HMjJ.eot jM.-i-R-.-tly plain 1 10'. Grande, Oregon, by fa Granj Even- !'" .isii.nal liiiiirnlnK n nil, It is of sufficMMit iniHirtanr tltitt K"i"K to play mir. 01' the wurbi.i-u toe Ob;ver Publishing Cumpaoy.laiiKua p'i.pl- wA- Kiu.li-i, no j busing0- rjii be l'i for a nhort jthvuju their pai l, then there will er O 9 BHUCE DKNNIS, l'lihe Ithey iiniii.-lhit.'ly I.mn iuiigiiutii ! time ami all haiJs turn in ul tiflp. taiiy ittn mk:Ii a revolu.1ii lupin- 0 fcnfcred at the Poiftffice at W (irand of what they ..iif?fc mi.- ahe next i If u cotifi-reiiee of the dtiz.W.s le- Justly us few capitalists or y.iKi-r Oregon, asecond Clas Miitf Matte'ywir. e Add.7"SlTiinniration4to 1 Wo hav.tlic same on.iti.,, miiui- v The Observer, 1710 Sixth BtraM ( y and (inly Offiritt i'aiitr. (4-s to put down noine wells let us have t-Xje. . ;.e i, ;fl . ul icolu'non, ... . . . . w . I w kv,f lli,. :ini. eoii.lili., iiiinii. all he I'rt "Ik (ellBa.iy port in a resulting in an ai:ia.nr ini ,a-e !! the p..I"'Y.-,ill Ka.-tcrn (lr.-Kon at tl lieat stm m lik.lhe prevent. j proilueliotl, and a .u..i,-':i. : ,?.( time. The eiSps y,,,. l,ur..?i.K. I l'n.l.il.'ll the city will in-st o,,e.ease of .omn.o.iitios f,,r the u-e and .i. .. i i i. ..... :.- 9.- h; r.rMi' rluolieati' riarlsSn ifii' fhlur inn-! pleasure of the ui ker.H. S ZSSi'.", ,,i,e ,i..,,u.;;W -'hand fu.ur,, Stand, Portland; Multnofmh Hotel to leave the payments; the stream-: : 1 - "'Pn.ti..ii run ,p,tu, New Stand, Portland Oregon. inre dry or'nearl.v' s.1', and the u?uul: I'art.f their plant without having 1 icilliyiinir plnees me c.teri-d wilh (lirt.'ipKeiile pints to he infilled tft a BUMfCRIPTlON KXE3 J mosuitos and flien. The'. i, ,l, invioi -' amnii'iit's n,ti. . This will help ,,me, By Carrier ' al-ll oM.KH ah- j miscini- and ivcir ' fr it hais been determined" with Hie liBiff, per montn .one , ... , ' i,-.- t. i- .' Daily, per three month! 5$1.M "ii,'ht the blast of hot wind comes chb.i matmn pUmt working the water Daily, per aix rhontht in advance .'l.7o off the dry, hot foothills with a seem- is fro.il ff.m .disease irerms Daily, per year in advance J7.5U ill(t i0 ...nsuirie man, b.asf and Hut to get water for I.a Crnnde and Daily, .ingle-cow.""- 5c ( vegetation alike. . pH plenty ',tf it will re,Uire cxU-nVvc Daily, per year irf advance $S.W, Thin is hyphenated weather it is : boil. ling to the present plant. Daily, per eix monthe in advance $2.5(1 ! KansaK-'lregon "weather, with Trst A" engineer has been engaged for paily", three months 'n .dvai.ee. -.$1.25 ( ' h '.,, ,(1i,1,1,in(r. jsome lime to r.-,rl on what is needed. ' I . . . 1 CI P .1.. I . .1 , , i ,. ' I'llV IIIW ifi) II ill V IH IIT1' H'iW Ilt'd 1)111 hj'i'r i n. flip chfiiit'C w 'nmp' 1 Weekly Observer-Stnr, by mail, per year In advance. .S1..M) Hut, and Ui-ToK! Idmk you -will In- trcttiiiK I up in the morning with thV ol-l fnp 'mm cliistirity in yur tp- '"U ,n;i' not pay off as many rfdiN as you f-x-pictcd (his si-ann, ym may not Ik altlo to huil't the now lioiise or tho burn, lut you have your uutomoli'lt; and it in paid for. (ajuliin' is still within reach, so what, s tlx' uo mourn Couftaiiip Gn the Rhino Has Hardships. There s weeiio and wailing aloutr the Hhiiif. Or perhaps it Vh'u!d lc fbaracU'rizeii as '.vc;n -ii; fiiiii wailinj: The Hwearjiitf is iIohl- hy d.'.i;'lXu s. and the wail in jf by r-auVi hiaul i:!.-;-if one may be pi-rnititcd to coin y.nji a tU'SL'na.ion. ! The woe conuM fr-un the. ban i'!a 'ii liy the .A niei ican rnililary autfior i'.i'v on weddings between American J tliers and (lernan dani-i ln. time, and its yet no report has been! Many of the !ouUhi.vst itanp.;. placed in the city's hands. are eajrer to eJnt.act such alliar..-e, Kvoryone familiar with the upper : the imHi(,s of thtf S(,r(ltll. v:l, . counny say.i mere ih lots or walerjJ(!(.m ,)thiK. i-afh. Applicati. Ki.injr ti waste; (hat the dam is faulty permission to many h-.-tfan t. iiml the water is beliiff ht' under it; in at nrmy headquarters' as s that the intake :H m.l receivirtjf the;the tn.uly was yi.,n(.(i ;it V,r water that is possible; that the pipelThe mpn tll(n,(rjlt ,)ie war w:i fe';ion he n taking his uwn sweet ST VCD.9RI) I'ATTri.'NS Kok' M'firs'r. STANDARD 1'ATTKRNS FOU A?'(!l'ST You -have 'been impressed " with the .-jj.iartly dressed appearance of your ri. n! andeothcra. You realize that it was not neri- Varily the price of the gown or (piality of the 'Materials thnt,nuule this itgpresion, but you were con- viiej that it wan due to the indchahle hang of the go?n, which prod ed the superior and attractive lines.- l)o you realize that this impression of sniar:i)ess was duo to a properly fitted corHet,fcich is tile fouinlati on of the costume? . ' Yi,u wi!J f ml in our COHKKT TiKPAIiT.MKN'T the perfect fit, the corset for your figure. The HKMiKKSON or the NEMO, two ft the best to cl.iMse lioin. " I" "My about weather conditions. This,1' fMi'A I''"1'1'8 tn"1 il ""'V.and they wanted to get married pre- Hwcct; happens to be the first limc (.i rande : ,'", ri,"i 11 ,hinl "f ilH cu.i-ity. These pllrnlol.y tu t.lkiK uK.ir ii,(., ,nll. illonde valley has been 1ft, but wc ,are nsse, uons ami w-e unuersioo,, ,nal w:lh t,011,. . i will now know better how to nppreri- w!ls KnM '"' "C'r was nn eu lor, Tho hu,.,.h,.;.rtc.l a.Kh...ilies in the A Ka"SaS DrOUth ill OregOB'ate the position f the other fellow lo ttlc these points and l.dl the city ,JuiiKe Advo.a'e's Il.-partme.it tl....- who gets one of these dry on-s every ....... ....oui ,.. i ....... .upon hnn.led down a oe-.isi.ii'. 1I.. I01 I '" nlc i patient, nut patience ,-in(r that su-h man- ages inid-r )" -it is about exhausted and there will be ' conditions are not p. rici..-il.ie a---l an ( onnlry 'Tin of Tin, . I.und of Mlielrly." This Year- once in a while. The brown hills, the hot winds, the heavy clouds of dust, the hot night nil tell the story of severe drouth, Bomi'thing that Eastern Oregon is un nccustomed to. In fact, the present period rescue Water Water Water. a ringing demand h.-rore long that illegal if contra. -led, beia'i-c the jscinielhing be done and done nt once, United States is still te. hni'i aMv al ... ., ., , , .regiir.ling the water conditions. war with Oerminv ev s.,1. lie- As the sailor said, Water, water: "'" ..'in-ui. .-ir mm. 1,1 . everywhere, but not 11 drop to drink."! !gunt,Vol wmiating me onto,- is to 10- ;l.n (liande has not water everywhere,: VVllrtL Hie Will Xlcta JUOUe.tnca on a cliarge .l coMinninicatimr ;but the citv has some water, vet noli 01' li.arjOr. Klln lne CIK'm' '"' 01 'i""'cgar.iuig a .Iron fit to drink. , fraterniznlion .e-ulal i..ns." Ides very closely n Kansas drouth. That's the condition. Now for the; Writing on "lAeiybods business," j Courting, no h-s than ninrringe. All that is lacking to make it typical ' nnn.-dy. Nero f .Idled while Home i" tin- Saturday Kvening 1'ost, l-'loyd I would seem to cine under one of of Kansas is the absence of u political ,urne,. I. a Crande must use million ' W- I'arsons has this to say of the these criminal heads. Cm the ,-n nr. campaign, 11 congressional district , t.,, Ke ,y . ;M ,,. same position 1 new attitude of workmen toward then jauthoi-.ties stop th- c an t.:i. '.' convention where delegates meet and 1 nri ero, not fiom choice but because woi k: It in u hind task. Hot it may com drink nut of the sninc bottle behind 'w, cannot help ourselves. "As for the lessons the war has f,,rt; treiig'h"ii them to- know tho old-time livery stabie. In the l-'oium mnnv s., lotions of the taiight labor, none exceeds .in valui."'"1 """' '"'vc 'iithusiastic sup- llow the "fellows" did sweat ns , water problem have been offered. Hut; those that have taught workmen gen they mn.lc up the slate and decided ! the only way to get water is to get it. Vtally to abandon old ideas of restric who was to handle the destinies of the I No large const luclhn problem can he j lion of output. Kven in Kurope the slate. The warm weather was ter-i figured just now In help this einerg- union leaders themselves have taker 1-ifir, but the nnd was switched to i ency, but something should be done, j a decided stand against tli.-se oh' whnt seemed important stnto affairs I The man who tries nt this l-me will theories. Only the radicals, who are nnd the delegntes sweltered through ' have the support of the people, no seeking to revolutionize society con . Jtinuo to hold to the behef that in r.-as.al production is wholly for the In lit-fit of the capitalist. The level- Get The Habit of suviii",' iiiiiMlii'iri ; in.Tc'isi' your wiirkinir ciii(:il. Y.' nl'IVr ymi I In-licni-ril j" mir laru'c yinki11.4' I'.i.-ilil ics .mil lmiir (.icn'iii'('. . LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK Capital and Surplus, $245,000.00 AlKMIiKli KKDKIJAL K'KSIJVM . .t SVSTKM. lieaiied workern a re spreading th gospel that the mi t ion must pnn Inf ill o:der t live. They have- nattered the must important fundamental, which vs tliat the employe cannot share in what is not produced. It is dan gerous to cultivate the idea that by deini; hiss one can have more.' It is true that the old policy of or ranized talor vretierallv seemed to he r,ae, on "the idea that hy doinjr loss! heals, tliey maiia port of American LIVE IN STRANGE AcODES Danes and Hollanders Would Seem to Take Gig Chances in the North Sea. The world's si i an t dwelling places are to he found in I he .Vaili M-sj, imt.J'ar i'roi( II. Iohmd. 'Onlui'lV'H io;lte ie V.'iim n laifze and properou.s l-tund pi'tvince, called Xoi d-lnind. oiT the cnu-l of S !:!. i-- llolhtb'lll. Sloi lp immI e:,i - h-n:i lie th siiojetl it one Siiiifh.v iii-iit. mid n-ally HAKt pie- eie di.'un, d. In roui-M' n(J time, however. Id nil mounds euo i-fefl from (he u;,;crs, ;unl ultiiojiiely vt n:u; v I l.!l:iiid-'i loiill their io;t: i - o;i l!.e .ii!ii:i:is of these llioitli Vorcen Should Carefully Investigate the. Vs!u!ible Health Service-Rendered by WONDEHLIFT COESETS Tnero are many KKMO .e!f reducinjf models that k'.vo. com Ie:e physical support; hut he wondei lift poes furlliLT an J produces a genuine up! iftitiir action; whereby weakened or fallen abdominal organs are re .stored to normal, liealthi'iil po sition. There are NEMO moVls for nil figures, from the very : t'.ut to the very slender. 'J"h. one illustrated here is the Wonder lift, ('ome and let lis sh w you how tiieseV'orsets are i very tV fferent. Vrices ranf;'.' f -o r $i.:o to ?:.ift v if 7;, . ; '- it IHo N'J ' 554 IKI Anv he sum UlarVjitio ins siii'.-iks ;i fa lo ot i .s New York (.'nr S' li.'i'c In every ens I.iiik r. A'liy ? lii.'.-au.sc she knows that liei expert work is nulli fied by an ill-fitting .lirassiere. Slio ree i;im.iils the Model lie.-ause slie. herself wears it and because it fits because it hides the u.U'ly corset rid;,'e. so fatal to the smooth svnnnetrv of JHlj'h", T .1 ... C i. - T . . .1 .louse, oiiii. or jiress. 00' Model your figure st witli a Model Brassiere. , that vSju wear a DAMK FART HON . f Ei01iRF,S , j HENDERSQ'M CORSiiT - TjocnuRo ilicir Style oins Supremo f Henderson back and front laced Cor sets have many pleasing characteristics that appeal to stylishly dressed women. lies' des their rec-. ORnized and ac cepted style, they are ditinct;,.ely Corsets of qu ility Every pice of material ent"iintj into their eon .struction is care fully selected by the maniLfactiir ei s and tested for strength nnd dur ability The io n 'iiig is thorouj;hly guaranteed and we assure yij thtit these corset? will pive satisfa','-t-iry pervice in every particular. Prices ran;re from to S.",. A 1 k-tiderson for every figure, too r. . I ::h. :-r;ni.l Ik FORUM one can have m'oie." Stated now in si many words the fallacy is self ev dent Il wa-s not so evident, however, in th old -I. lie ed by the workers that all the j of ,fnt piol'it went to tlte employer, lloidint: 1 laln-wai i'i;it belief, it was not unnatu a! fo workers to advocate holding do i. pi odudion. p:ittly with a vii-w to jho- id. in;' more days' woik tor theinselve and p.utly thntuh de.sire lo cut down !hc cnin!o,'er's esorbilatit profits. cuile Tlici e has been enli;-ht ennie nt on both .-id1.". Employers are becominc mole willing to shate with their eni ploye. an. I employes are really fcniii inir a new view of tbe isenb'al part net ship of labia and capital in in dietry. It U a partnership which, like e; I lo eke out a livim:. The hen sirt iuoiiihN are knn as I "hallken." Except on (Hand, the l.tr!; I eI. there are no trees or fn"t. rci'!il when it was generally he I ..l.tam..! from Mihioevu. d b. N net nt freh ;itt-r c.'ept colleele,1 io In: : f Ne.M!l Jin! Ik'-'i,; -tlll'l-i o.' SAYS WE VO'l 11 fO! tllh',1 he. h is. nttr.u-:.'.! ? ti i fowl nri.l I :i io "hnttiuen."- in f-'ttr in. .:.; !'. nunue to in:es all U Jo of w hh Uli'le S'oricd OM City. liuosiiou: Is this a free country? And if you are hornet you must ad i i::it, the wo.d freedom is ft.ir4 loos ti'ii; .its indd on whad was at one tlmo EHEi-) n,, l.,M,l nf tt.. r...n n,l tc lu.ii.inu Mr. KuJnr: - Will you Uimlly fa- i.- (lerman rule. But in the mean- o- me by intbli.-hiii just a few kind .time hail your dV inking water, words -tnid .lo hop- a few of our! A RESIDENT. wie law i.i.'ke.s may lt;ie tlie pleas-j " ore of i.ui;iij same. j Observer advertising win bring T M I.aw:i! k,i;- may we put a r- w'su,ts- drops of idn';', and lit'I.- r'.!f:ac and: hons in cur uat.-r avI;on we hoil it ' i When von a , P in r..rd o-f offiert r:iio. Whir Kmlirl-orK. Thorn jj no!,4 iy jjie paper of ihi;; ,ity :,u ; supplies. hlUnk book-, ledi s, jour n, jt formed a mighty chain Wt.m asked to boil the & inkhic wa- i hov files and iUl.of the necsi-"v'";- (tor. Kino w.itei" ny:. cm! Mm if in lies of he modern and up-)o-date our hoiius wo desire io make a littlo iofUco you will find tihmii at Silver- c.-i home hiew wise b-w si. p-s in. thorn's Family Dins Store where I Who said this was a. rreo country? one of tit" h.t pet lines of stationery aires'- were fv he li.ol soizoil upon the ii:i I u. ally o . rf ul defensive topoir- , r.'M'li.v of the country surroiiudni.i:, j mid nii'dc.iis (lefeio-os ahuo-t iinpi'ei; - hahle. ii was t..o iiaih a nut for the Lliis of aho miiliilc iiL'es to era. k wiih ilicir i'.nire. so tln-y raelmi-lv . allowed it lo he free. t'n.Ier the for- ; i ter i; 'i in:m cnipi-ror. lt mi!i';:t i-1 : . a -1" -t a even P'ofe tiei--nmaled ipi'M it va in the days vlun it m . one ,.f the "Mix Vom'' of the lt:m- one of e- ill t?, U-'lt .touh ' 'hal )i I Read- to Wealth. '"" tianiLiM i:if a lll.V i L1 1 l. . I ( ..! ,.,-rrn ,., u . lit 'hspose Of llis CK-' ihv H:,v l.v :. f.XV ",. ri.-l, , , :,.L-- ! ! o, P. 4 Oi',iinn ia aA laav make1 h. for at:y nip's irood 7-1 i-t f . hi this'hein.; done, bti; to f.ll their iown poek' is with oro-h hy takini: ! Ihitter Wrappers primed nt the i honest American's lilnvii-s fion j Observer office. . thrni. - Ask yours -If, Header. :!te I W Is that a ii, perh nee f.-r as i;;ih h us U cost ld;a.- Independent. ELrid FAMILY DRUG STORE lA granoc.orcgon. ii wtm A I 8- S IS rl,i - 4 H bm ratff E. E. Kirtley quits business for good --r. .Store for Rent --- The entire stock must be sold by -tise first week in August This is a real close-out and quit business, sali; everything reduced to move. quick. All III new fall merchandise included in this sale as vetljjls the newest. summer styles! " GINGHAM, . DRESSES, SILK DRESSES, SHIRT WAISTS and PETTICOATS that are new and oip-tb-date. Don t put "off coming io thts sale thinking it will last forever. We wilf be out and gone I-: in 3U days. Now is the time to buy your dollar" is worth two. C j O o o ff o . ..... .0 . v 0 O o e e o G .j.. .0, : 6 O o r o - o - - --o.- -ww o oo o 9 . - -t-0 -0-x O O o 0-: --- y o o CP o o 8 0 o o . o O o o :- 11-,-,-;