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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1919)
T t T ESP AY." -H : LY 2fl. ifll 0 " eZ 9 0 ,1" It miMnF fllfllllFP n f OVrR ' "'y fe W''-1 ot " 'wiv-, in many wiyj. Yal, an VCTICE OF PROPOSED STKEK0 liieiwe nv.th almg tie centerline ol in uiiniivi. lilmiiiu uuui""-'1 whu ulrmily Inn-. Tnenu women how, the nuinu Ih t,minouiIy nujfyts ' woik in the fiflils na killing, and st Sunday Morning 01)SPnTrl;"',u,m'e,V11"' TT!'!' ' ""' ""' Aa uideiAotleiU Xtm-paper I l,h7 'V' l"rlh ' '''j1'1' ''' Publi.hed Daily .ad Weekly at L.''Ur,;:lt tlie .ur,.,,e o.?lhe ..Kft-em.-n: Grande. Or., btr L. Grand. Even- ! nil ' ""'" " '" ' toy Ohxerver Publlxhlng Company. HKUCF, DENNIS. I'fliaher. fc-..l..M.l ... U.o Pr..t..ffi..a ut l l Cmnild C...nil Mi.il ''?. IIJ itor' Aiblresi all Communicatioift to th Observer, 1710 Sixth Street. ( y aod Ctioiity Official Paper. Aa Sale in pther Citiea Oregon Hotel lauws BVaad, Portland; Imperial News Unmi. PortlMl; Multnorrfuh Hotel Newi Stand, Portland, Oregon. SUftSCRUTION RATES iSy Onrrfer FJr, aer ntoutk , (5c Daily, tkre months tlM Ridly, aor six monthi in advance Diy, jter year In advance 17.60 ' Vasty, ivk) copy ...Gt y MsJi Dally, aor year in advanc $5.M Daily, per aix monthi in advance $2.50 ' Baily, three months 'n advance. .$1.25 DhIIv. ner month 60c Weekly Observer-Star, by mail, pot year in advance ...$l.fi0 aic cio''o' the white im-n and wn-irt-n nff tin- iiO'' If thin is not checked, nays the Ben i:ncaiis the t-ml ofuie whit race Jli ahfornia. PosHibly his fi-ar are c-xntfuerjitei. Certainly ehe white man shows nn siKiis of limiriK his control of (9A foru' cities, anil of the state as a whole. Tint there is unquestionably a! menace then-, of whiii this narliculkn live. Suppose the lordly proprit-to iff I hat town should find that his an ticipateil paradise was u place of ex lie no less than the original Helena! IMPKOYK.M EST. Isaid Tenth street to the place of be- '"inning. V,.il,. i. iii, r.u-..r, ,.. Aior-nn I That proposed improvement ' tfi ot iiiuiwt df Cdiii met i ii w frrtm tYit .M.(..neu, mat me i uy 01 i.t..mie, ; weat ,Jne of nth Htreet to t6i mX I Union County, Orejc"", intt-n ls and jIie of Cinlh street along the south hit f evKiencc is rtioro convincinK than usual to th rest of th(;Vountry, It rniK"t ho well for the jfovcnmcnt to look ft i to the matter, ufld a.lt Japan whether fhe eonsideiH that she is keep ing the letter or the Spirit of that ''gentlemen's u(fi'eonnfiit." Ah Alcoholic Drink That Is Not Banned. My Country Tl-j of Tlieo, Sweet I, an it of IJlxlriy." A Caravan of Motor Trucks For Remembrance. On July 7 there started from the While House a procession of mitt or trucks. Their final destination in San Francisco. These are the trucks which took the and cid place to a very pteat extent, of the sacred army mule in hauling supplies and munitions in thin country and abroad during the war. The war department is responsiltl" for the trip, the main ohject of which in to arouse national interest in a ser ies of ''.toads of Remembrance," roads utrtftchiiiK' nway across the country, dedicated to the remembrance of the boys who drove the trucks in the war, find their comrades. The Men of memorial rnnds is not new, but now it is proposed by the war department that the route fol lowed by the trucks shnll bo the line of the rnnd. The forestry department Is urrinif that the roads be lined with trees, and " this In the Rospel which will be preached as the caravan winds ita way westward. Cheer the trucks they pas by, for they made history! And let each r I it to build its roads nnd plant its' tiees. No nobler tie could join tht past and future. Majority Are Jap Children In California. A phase of California's Japanese problem which is tie w to most. Amer icans is presented in a recent state ment made by Senator James It. The The House bill fur the enforcement oC war time prohibition and the fed eral prohibition amendment is drastic. 'J.-penally in its inHtcnce that liquor containing more than one-half of one per cent is intoxicating. I Jut tlnire is one atritiuro exception made from which thirsty souls, particu'nrly in the iural sections may derive solace. Cider is excepted. Not sweet cider, but hard cider. This, as too many men know to their roM, is a potent beverage, whose effects, are some times disastrous beyond what mitfht be expected from its alcoholic con tent. And that content, us laboratory inquiries have established, is not a' afi ins;Kiiitu-aiit. department of Agriculture expert-) testify that fomented cider contain 8 to 10 per cent alcohol, which i' twice as much as there used to lie ii beer. Nevertheless eofij.fiess in it wiydom decrees that bei-r is dead'v is harmless. It is probably futile to inquire too closely into the operations of the con (rie:iiitnal mind on this matter. 'Per haps the "'dry" were fearful of mak ing the law too drastic, and chose U create a sort of safety-valve to eas-! the "wet" pressure and avoid retalia t tins. Or perhaps the congressmo? feared the fanner vote. At any rate, the exception stands, unless the senate rules it out. And thus cider steps into a new and hon ored ilace--or di.-bonoi ed, if yon pre fer in the list of American drinks. Henceforth it is to be the only bever age olitainuble Hindis capable of in during not, intoxication, of course, congress has settled thatbut such transient exhilaration as people havj been wont to obtain from alcohol. It needs no prophet to forete-ll n big demand for cider and an cage market for every cider-apple produced Tboso apples will not be left rotting on the ground next fall. , ; t If,. l am f.T.m V. orti,tU iTltTfTlOX o-'WHWiwa w improve miprovenieiiv '" v nc ovum ItKCOISI) ltlti:AKKi: :tritt No. lOO in ai.l i-ity in the man-l'""- "S ave"u,! " t .. ,. . . . . ,. , , , ,ioi ivintn stret-t to ri norm sine oi rtuv n,, 9nJ:Zt . "ml avenue, five-foot concrete ftde- ini.ed Stale, Navy 'iVr W.V h een Z io "ordance ith the 0plans part of th- ft(-w i'uclflc fleet, ban ffice of th Horn. f i,.bl .-itv nd specific; mns therefor adopted by (In. distinction of !iuv:k bioken - at! ! . . . 'the ( ity Commission ;m nieu in tne I construct .'on record for this vUivb of' 1 nat lne '"undaries of the :iid ; of fi(.e f ,e City Recorder on tc vV,H. jlmproxmeiik District No. as fi- i7t day of June, 11)19. The Waid wan built at the Mat'o. .,Jf .u"feu "a wmcn is proposes Thnt the t(jtal estimated inland ivy yur during ll war w UK ""proreu are as loiiowv. lom-i It took but 70 mtJ"CiiK at the center of the inter iuh for new ship;. d.-ys rjin (tie laying of the keel to Het'tion of tenth street and M stree' placing the Ward in commission. The now culled M avenue, in Cog'an". dostioyor was launched 17 1-2 dayt; Addition to La (imnde, Oregon, an. aflor the kool was laid. The record, Running thence west along the center It was Huid, wiiM r.ehclved by eamfii'. jline of M avenue to the center of flit oti'iug oi muiei-ais ana liunniiiii, intersection nf nid M iivphui mir of hi heir. Kirfd a Nevv Yorker. J he redoiilitnlilc 'nr. Kidd lived iihout li(M yenrs ago In a honso thftt st,ood on the prewei t sfl of ll!)-);l J 'earl htreet, New York City. "Y," of Coifse. Ileforp t hey were inn rrled nhe thought him a treasure, now she con siders htm ti treasury. I-Mlnhurgh SeoNnijin. Who Wants to Own An En tire Town. Want to buy u town? It is per' fectly feasible. Anybody with the desire and the requisite cash can pur chase one ready-made, at a bargain. The town is St. Helena, M.I., located on a branch of the Pennsylvania lail UK. , 10.00; 1.40 j lan. He himself, be says, has been ! road, eonneett d with Malt inim e by anl surprised and alarmed to learn from electric railway, and consist. ng of 'J'm: ! official reports that om' th.t d of the i houses, together with store ouiltlings. j births in I.os Angeles county, outside cafetei in, paved streets and electri.-j of incorporated cities and towns, aic Japanese. "'This means that one-third of the runt I population are substantia Ity Japanese; and, as the rural population becomes the backbone of every coun try, the gravity of the situation must appeal to' all thinking men and wo men." Japanese bulla have increased in the last ten years at an "incrcdUily higher rate than white births. This filling of the- rural districts of l.os Angeles county and presumably othur counties of California comes rihout in an interesting way. Senator I'belan explains it lis follows; 'The American door is presumably closed against the Jaiiniiese. Th' 'gentlemen's agreement' -an informal Uppeitdnge of the American-Japauesv tceaty stipulated that no laborers should be given passports from Japan, lint women jive given ):ispoits on th lighting system. It is all of modern construction. The ' houses are small,' more liKe summe" collages tlii'ti ordinary res dences, but si.id t t be comfortable and eonvenien'. for small famiUcs. 'I hey .vtard no', in blocks, but in groups, and ibeio i: a fair-.ixed lot for every house. Anyone who thinks he can ocupp a town like that tuny n.iply for par iit-ulars to the Vnit-'d 8tat s Sh ppinj tn;nd, -l-aneri'i ney l'lret t'orp nation Housing Pivision, nt Wnbintiton o t'hiladelpliia, It is a rare opportunity for the fit i zi -it ycaitt.m: to be the whole thing in his to n. N'ari 'U.-; social, legal and political problems can be reduced to extreme simolieiiy. He will not b bothered by uncongenial neighbors an.! may hope to have municipal affair conductctl as be wants them. The pinOiwtion is undeniably" at sta'i emb:;7 Of the I,n Crande National Hank, of I.a (.rande, County of Union, State i of Oregon, showing the amount stand-1 ing to the crwlit of every depositor' July 1, 1!M9, who has not made a de- j posit, or who has not withdrawn any; part of his leposit (commercial tie- j posits), principal or interest, for a! period of more than seven (7) years ( immediately prior to said date, with' the name, last known place of resi dence or postofflce address of such depositor, and the fact of his death, if known. Name Amount. Ilully Hill Dev. & Mining Co.. I.n Crumb Oregon 1.1 K H. 0. ltrucc, Ii Crande, Or.... 4 Uittie Hagar, ai Crande, Or.... Hella McCorkindale, I.n Crande, Or .Ins. Ii, Mans, I.n Crande, Or... Mrs. ('. U. Kidgeway, La Crande, Or , Matilda K. lingers, ttt Grande, Or 20.57 Katie Taylor, La t.ranfle, ur , Russell Thomas, I.a Crnde, Or. Young Ladies Club, loui.se Douglas. Treasurer, Ln Crande. Or.v State of Oregon Cnuotv of Unnui, ss, T, I' L. Meyers, TctiTipr first duly sworn, depose and say upon oath, that I am th Cashier of the la Grande National -Hank, of Ij Crande, County of Union, State of Oregon; that the foregoing statement is n full, true. correct and eompieie suuemem, now- ing the name, last known residence or postoffice address, fact of death, if known, and the amount to the credit of each depositor as required by the provisions of Chapter 148, of the Uen eral Uiws of Oregon, 1907, and Chap ter '21 1, of the General Laws of Ore gon, 191 ( : F. L. mkykkn. Suhsei'hcd nnd sworn to before me this loth dav of July. A. !., 1919. H. A. ZURBItlCK, Notary Public for Oregon. My commission expires Dec. Ill, H-0. IHy-.Julir;22-2!;Augf. ninth street in said Coggan's Addi tion, thence south along the center line of ninth street tti the center of I the intersection of said and L street, now called L avenue, in said Cogg'an's Addition, thence eas' along the centerline of said L avenui to a point south of the southeast cor ner of Lot 4, Hlvck IK of Coggan'; addition to La Grande, Oregon, thence a straight line to the northeast corner of said Lot 4, thence east along the north line of Lot 5 in said Hlock IS to the center of Tenth street and cost o$ such improvement is the sum of $102.21 and the City proposes to mak such improvement at tne ejperfte oi the property in said Improvement District to be LeneTitad thereby. That tfce City Comtiission of thl City of I.a (JrairtvOrykoii. met,t on Wcilncsilay, the 30th day of July, 11119, at 8:00 p. m., at the Commis sion Room in the City Building at La ith Btj-ei-1 if""'1"- Oregon, and hear and deter mine an remonstrances, oogenous nim claims of grievance of all and any persons to or against the said pro posed improvement of the proposed assessment therefor. Hated at I.a Grande, Oregon, this July 8, 11)19. J. E. STEARNS, Recorder of the City of J.a Grande. Dly JulS-15-22-2!). !.no j l.M 1.00 2.c:i NSSffiB .InittitHii.tiUri, all iffirjprv c.solinr Itlt i. ji a hit. mm - o mm m -- - - fipflfial A0 Stancfr 0il,.JJa II. .1 V riyd 0? Kiddle, ftlii.! Cily llovrr(Ol (IrKft.r.I.S9;rande I nion0Hardore Co., 9 nion 0 Oj.e I il. hcr, North I'oodoii 9 0 i fj'.irrin (Jrnc.-ry. I.a (iranlj- hutihinkon & l'ortrim. North Powder GP jft llalli!arth.Gj:lgi O TIbi3iiT Dorset.- " Front T. f .C O'.T WHY LOOK OLDER THAN YOU ARE? It tl utoni-hirg how ipin w nirn through Uvk at ittw , tio r rinjr cvr.tu ihlt g' m a.tu !. a th ttv to, il ' tt'i b'. ni ..1int ly ttayrr'.- l'40fbor 'cn ycai older than Uu-y ar.. 0 o It la possible to relief im prove that Condition if you wilP (.noto our corset de partment Slid (et a trial (fit ting of the MOrAkt front lnrcd corset. 0 G o Pauling Lederle.0 Just Arrived 1919 Pickings-New Crop. Basket Fired Japan Tea 85c a pound A new Mend of Cnl'lVo, (ii;ility is fino, l")c a II). Cove Luejiinlirrncs roniinv; now, llii-y art' fine. 29c buys :! cakes of J'alm Olive Soap. The liesi way out of a ilisaiirccalilc task, use Sani-Flusli. - Tee cold Watermelons, ." a pound. A cup of liot water, ' teasiooiifiil Solualile Coffee, made in an instant, as clear as wine. . California liet Tuvlock Cantaloupes, 2 fivi' 2oe. Uuldier Rinys, .ar Caps and Jars of all kincLs. TvOfjuefoi't, Tillatnotd-:, Camemliert and New York Cheese. sj Oder Cream for your TSiu ries. PHONE MAIN 80 YOUR ORDER. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY ytiioffiirTiirTrrr'ir"r"r"i'"r"r"nyni r e Jost In by Express8 ' o o o o White Kid Piimps. A much-belated 'shipment that aa to be here May 1, has arrived and are now on display in our shoe depart ment. It is of a very fine grade white kid, with long, narrow vamps, high Louis heel and turn sole. The tongue-like effect in front is an outstanding feature, and can be worn with buckle or without This shipment comprise? Only half of our original order, so the amount i? limited. We invite you to see these today. Price $H.."( TKATAhL'TAlORU.' New Fall Shoes Also, we are showing now several advance nutumn styles in hiph shoes. Although the season is hardly here, we are receiving most of our shoes on "at once'' orders, in order that we may accommodate every customer, at s-the rinftt time. We invite you to visit our shoe depart ment noX to see these new ones, not yet put on display. ABfaverrown, high Louis heel; long, narrow vamp; welt so): the newest in color and last for fall. Price $10. A Stone 5 reft in same style as brown; price $13.00. A Grey ClotKTty, military heel, welt sole; price $10.00. A dark brownSMl leather walking shoe, military heel, good welt sole; Armstrong make; price $11.50. A Cordovan Brown, military heel, welt sole, walking shoe; price $10.00. A Black Kid, Cubnn heel, welt sole, very best quality Armstrong make Price $10.00. .4rr Ii I MONUMENT 7TS -m WW! BLUE MOUNTAIN TiIARBLE Ss GRANITE CO. Mounment Makers of Quality, ;-")02 S -vt.. I.a (irande, Oreoiu A iiarfifain BUICK 1918 seven passenger, new cord tires, new spare tire. Guarantee good as ' new. o R.D. Bade Auto Cbe o Time M.itfi0H 219 Depot FareeS9 0 o I God of the Lower World. In one temple of Japan the Image Is n .T:tpiittPM conception of the end of the lnwi-r wnrld. Th figure hs an unusual hHtnry. An linnet mnUer. It Is said, ilh'd. When ht appeared he fnre tin lord of th other wnrld. Ii wan told that In his lifetime he had never represented the Inrd of the worhl properly, and that he must return to earth and mnke n correct likeness. The figure Ik pointed out as the result of the order. It Is so horriMe with tin red fore and innlevolent glare that the story seems plausible. The, Kodak season 's now on in full Mast and the picture business with kodak people is 8omo rush ins. Wo notice at Sitvcrthofiis they aie y.ery biifiy In IT.eir department of develop ir.K and prirtii ft tl.y always carry i large lino of Eastman's Kodaks where you may buy a pood kodak t t' e email prie of $10.00. of course the better kodaks are most sold and rnndng In prico, from $8.00 to $25.00 and aa much more us you wish to pay. 7-2Mf FAMILY DRUG STORE CHICHESTER SPILLS W THE DIAMOND BRAND. Chl.rhM.trr Diamond PIIU la H.4 ka4 i boict, anll with Btuo j lane na ataer. Bojr mf foo ' DIAMOND RU4ND PlLLL tbu tan t-own Hrtt. HaCttt. Alwin R.iuli r S010 BY DRliGOlSIS EVERKWMERI VICTIMS RESCUED Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles are most dangerous be cause of their insidious attacks. Heed the first warning they give that they need attention by taking COLD MEDAL Th world's standard remedy for th.w diaorders, will often ward off Iheae dia ases and Btranthan th body agalnai further attaclcs. Three aim, all drutgiata. Look for Ih. niB, Gold Mda1 o every Wa . aad accept bo uuiUUoa Get The Habit : n of saving and thrift; infrr.W your ww.rkinj,' cental. We -ffr yoHJe w . ' liciu'fil of our Lri,v l.ankii' fa.'ilitips I n, . ,and hnjf ritiii-e.- 9 LA GRANDE HATiOHAL BAHK . ' v ' Capital and Surplus, $245,(X0.QO e s 0ill:?IBER FEDF.l?.Ji RESERVE o a 8 e Sound, Reliable and Ffvogre.caivc 00 o 1 V!Q 0 t
