La Grande evening observer., July 29, 1919, Image 6

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E2G GRANDS EVENTG OBSERVER.'
Tuesday; jiTLY'sn.iotn -
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;iiitraiafwjiiji.
iM9mhe feels at home in the both room, an
a O
Heal
the temperature is the same as lid1'!11'" will have to be furnished by
City and County Official I'aper.
On Saleoiu Other Citiea Ort-Kon Hotel
News Stand, Portland; Imperial Newt
fitand. Portland: MultnonTun Hotel
Newa Stand, Portland, Oregon.
8UBSCKUTION RATES
Uv Carrier
Dally, cer mouth ...05c
Dallv. Der three month! $ 1.115
Daily, per nix monthi in advance $3.75
Daily, par year lu advance $7.50
Drily, ungle copy .,.....oc
By Mail
Dally, per year in advance $5.00
Daily, per aix montna in advance n.av
Dally, three months 'n advance. .$1.25
Daily, per month : .60c
Weeklv Observer-Star, by mail, per
year Id advance ,...$tJ0
My Country 'Tin of Tlioe,
liitnil of Ubcrlrty."
Sweet
A Caravan of Motor Trucks
For Remembrance.
On July 7 there started from the.
White llfiu.se a procession of motor
trurk.s. Their finul destination is Nun
Francisco.
These are the IrucVs which look the
place to n very great extent, of the
sacred army mule in huuliiiK supplies
and munitions in this, country and
abroad during the war.
'Hie war department is responsible
for the trip, the main object of which
is to arouse national interest in n ser
ies of ''Roads of ltomembrnnoe," roads
stretching away across the country,
dedicated to the remembrance of the
boys who drove the trucks in the war,
and their comrades.
The Idea of memorial roads is not
new, but now It ia proposed by the
war department that the route fol
lowed by the trucks shall be the line
of the road.
The forestry department is ut'Kinfr
that the roads be lined with trees, and
' this Is the iroapol which will be
preached as the caravan winds its way
westward.
Cheer the trucks ns they pass by,
for they made history! And let each
atato build Its rnuds and plant Its
tiees. No nobler tic could join thu
past and future.
sijrns of losing .his control of Qdi
forma r-itu'.s, and or the state as io
whole. Hut there js unquestionably n,
menace th-ro,.of which this particula
bit of evidence is rtiore colivlhcinc;
than' usual to the rest of the country.
It mitfbt be well for the government
to look into the matter, and a;;lt .Japan
whether she considers that she is keep
ing the letter or the spirit of thai
''Kentlefjien'H a'eement."
An- Alcoholic Drink That Is
Not Banned.
HOntftigton.
Mr. and Mm. Charles Langrell came
jjwn from Baker recently to spend
several days, as JTr. Langrcl will un
dergo an operation, lie has been siclP
tfor a year but thinks tr iteration
Bner curative waters will retire him
to normal again. 0
IW. S. McAllister camein from Port
land Thursday to isifchis brother, Dj,
McAllister, who Is here.
Mrs. I. p. iHoylcn, of I'cndlaton, is
spending a few days t the sunator
, n
Majority Are Jap Children
In California.
Bu A phase of California's Japanese
vacutlilcm which isncw to most Anicr-
Mra. P. H. Jorinston,' Tinn nttrt
datiKhtor, canie In Monday from tlinlr
homo at Twin Kalis, Idaho, and will
spend a few dsys here.
The House bill for the enforremcn1
of war time prohibition and the fed
eral prohibition amendment is drastic,
especially in its insHtence that licUor
contninine; more than one-half of one
per cent is intoxicating. Hut tli:rc is
one alrnncu exception made from
which tllil.ity souls, particularly in
the rural sections, may derive solace.
Cider is excepted. Not sweet eider,
but hard cider. This, as too many
men know to their com, is a potent
beverage, whose effects, are some
times disastrous beyond what miht
be expected from its alcoholic con
lent. And that content, us laboratory
inquiries have established, is not a'
ufi insignificant.
Oeptu-trnont of Agriculture expert'!
testify that fermented eider contains
8 to 10 per cent alcohol, which i'
twice' as much as there used to be in
beer. Nevertheless conprress in it
wisdom decrees that beer' is deadly
and cider is harmless.
It is probably futile to inquire too
closely into the operations of the con
Ki-c;i:donal mind on Ibis matter. Per
haps the "drys" were fearful of mak
intf the law too drastic, anil chose to
create, n sort of safety-valve to easo
the "wot" pressure anil avoid retalia
tions. Or perhaps the rongressniev
furred the farmer vote.
At any rate, the exception stands,
unless the senate rules it out. And
thus cider steps into a new and hon
ored place- or ili.-.honoied, if you pre
for in tire list of American drinks.
Henceforth it. is to be the only bever
age obtainable that1 is capable of in -ducing
-not intoxication, of course,
congress has settled thatbut such
transient exhilaration as people have,
been woirt to obtain from alcohol.
It needs no prophet to foretell n
big demand for cider and an cage'
market for every cider-apple produced
Those apples will not lie left rotting
on the ground next fall.
Who Wants to Own An En
tire Town.
Want to buy u town? it is per
fcetly feasible. Anybody with tin
desir e and the requisite cash can pur
chase one ready-mailc, at a bargain
uill'lo brtty VfihelVr4ir1-i'Wuin.iirjfy,1
ton, is spending a few days hero re
covering from the effects of the hot
weather in his home town. He snyn
.-oriHieuclPjii ricord tt this cl:i!;n
vme.1. '!
The .'aid was built at the M.
Island navy yurifr dining the
rush fir- new ships. It took bji
dr.vs from the laying of the keel
placing the Ward In commission. 7
dost rover was launched 17 1-2 d
after the koel was laid. The rcfe
It was said, was r.cbclved by cm-fi'
rrni'lng of materials and handl
of labor. , .
The city'u water" Is like the city a
private capital and La Grande will j
hav0 toopay double rales for both
and all bfepause she has neglected her
duty at the polling bootfts.
u Rops'-Ofullyo
o h. GARRICK
LAM 11 TO H&IHK
e AMI HKLI, WILD UA.MK
SEATTLE, Wash., July 29 It now
Is lawful In Ultimate of Washington,!
undT a law passed by the recant
legislature to raise for sie and serve
at public meals various kinds of wild I
game. liaising of wild nlrds or
animals and the serving of them at
restaurants Is under state) license, a
foe of $10 fo the first year being
charged and t5 annually thereafter.
t hus, for the first tinje In the state,
r.ho fastld loirs diner may call for
fried China pheasant or roast duck
venison provided persons ate
found who see a profit in. raising the
wild game for such purposes.
Why Pay More for Soaps?
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'alm Olive Soap, every day .; .". ,. 3 bars 25c
Lav Soap, every day & , a " B 3 bars 25o
Tar Soap, every day; 1 bar 6c
Glycerine Soap, esery day e. . .. '. J. bar 6o
o Shaving Soap, every day a .". 1 bar 6c
Colgate's Toiled Soap, every day 11 :
Pure Castile Soap, every day!.... ....,, v ...
'Certified Toilet Soap, every day
Pearl White Laundry Soap, Qvery dav...,-- '
1 bar 15c
1 bar 15c
1 bar 15c
1 bar '. 5c
Boy's and GirPs Skuffers
Kidd a New Yorker. I'OKTLAXD MAX
The redoiihlal.le dpi. Kidd II
atiout 2tX) .vi'iirs aco In a house t
stood on the pl-cxcrt site of upon
Pearl street, New Vorli City.
"Y," of Cou'se.
Before they were mnrfled f
thought him a Ireasure, now she ci
slders ti I it a treasury. I-MInbur .
Scotsman. "
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STA'I'BMB!.". a"
Of the La Crarrde National Hank, It
I.a (irande, County of Union, St
of Oregon, showing the amount statu
ing to the credit of every depos' a
July 1, 1111!), who has not made a v
posit, or who has not withdrawn ir
part of his deposit (commercial "
posits), principal or interest, foi
period of more than seven (7) ye
immediately prior to suid duto, v"
the name, last known place of r
lence or postofficc address of s
depositor, and the fact of his deallr)n
known. Ht
Name Amoi,
Bully Hill Oev. & Mining Co
I.n Crandc, Oregon
II, D. Ilrucc, Iji tlrande, Or.. .
Iittie llagar, La (Irnnde, Or.. .
Bella MoCorkindale, La (Irande,
Or
las. L. Mans, La (Irande, Or...
Mrs. C. U. Itulgewny, l.a
(irande. Or
Matilda E. Rogers, I.n Grande,
Or ,
Katie Taylor, La Ciiande, Or..
Russell Thomas, Lu OraVlc, Or
Young .Ladies' Club, Louise
Domrlas. . Treasurer, I.n
(Irande, Ol'.v
State of OregoilK
Countv or uiinui, ss.
I K. L. Meyers, Itnng lirst uu
sworn, depose nnit say ujion ouni, u
I am the Cashier of the La Oral
National iBank, of Ij (Irande, Cou"'
of Union, Slate of Oregon; that
foregoing statement is a lull, ti
correct and complete statement, sh'
ing the name, last known residence
postofficc addrvss, fact of death.,,
known, and the amount to the erf"
of each depositor as required by ;)
provisions of Chapter 14S, of the ((
eral Unvs of Oregon, 1W7, and Clt
tor 21 1, of the General Laws ot i).
ron, 1!)17:
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JUNEAU, Alaska, June 20 (By
.Mail) In honor of Robert Barron
of Portland, Oregon, well known In
Juneau, the hLghest peak of Mans j
field Pyiin "ila, Alaska,, h is bce.n
named Mount Ilohorl tiarron. Tim
I'oi'.ilaad boy, who wan the son of
Jaiiics T. Barton, hoad of a packing
cnmipany on Funter bay, -was one o'.
Iho first American aviators to los'
his life near I'hilldelphlu trying to
save fellow avlutois from death.
Mount Robert Barron, named so
by Dr. E. Lester Jones head of the
roant and geodetic survey, Is situated
off Southeaslcrn Alaska, ovei looking
Kunt((r bay and 'the town of Punter
It has an altitude of 4,000 feet.
LIGIITXIXt; KILLS K1TK I'LVKII.
SCRANTON, Pa., (A. P.) While
mutating Benjamin Franklin and
flying a kite during a thunderstorm,
Andrew Loyak of this city was killed
when a volt of lighting followed the
wot kito string from the skies.
WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable
to wipe machinery, 3 cents a pound.
We have some extra liarftairts to offer in Hoys' and Girls' School Shoes.
Shoes that do not show the stingiif war; in other words, shoes that were made
out of Iictter stocksthan are used today, in patent leather, calf skin and kid,
button and lace; priee(rats$2.25.
BoysxQyeralls
We have them in all sizes, priced 98c, $1.25
Join
the
Crowd.
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There
Is a
Reason
Do You Know-
SHERRY'S
TODAY
-TOMORROW
Bert Lytell
"The Lion's Den"
A Stnry of 1'ower, witli a Star of Klcct rilyiiiq
Magnet ism.
And'tlie Comedy, "Too Many Wives."
m
with tliri
is a Sa viiit
count pass-book
That NOW is the time to buy your canned goods for Fall and Winter? Authoritatively it. has been
stater that all food stuff will be on the average at lea st 23 per cent higher this winter than at the present
time. Prepare now Fill your food-locker; fill your coal bin.
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BUY YOUR SOAP NOW.
liar Doz. 100 liar l)oz. 100
liol) Wliito $.06 $.72 $5.9-5 Ivorv, large 13 1.44 12.10
Crystal White. 06 .72 5.95 Idol's Naphtha 10 1.08 8.50
Sunny Monday .06 .72 5.95 Peet's 1'iue Tar 07 .78 6.12
Silk .06 .72 5.95 Pumice .05 .54 4.48
Jewel 05 .57 l.Tfc Jii.rax Naphtha 07 .79 6.21
Klean Kasy 07 .78 6.12 Duck 09 .82 7.38
Fairy, small 08 .88 6.78 Luckel's S. 11 Brntx 10 1.16 9.48
Fairy, largp 13 1.44 12.1C 1'. (i. Tar Soap :. 09 .82 7.38
Ivory, small .08 .88 6.78 A. 15. Naphtha 09 .88 6.78
CANNED CORN-
Ueadiiig lie) ween
the lines, they can
visualize the happy
effort and construc
tive determination
to make poss
the regular deposits.
With eacKadili
tional cut rvv -or
i i'il in.r . .C .1 not Imp
XV) chapter
awakened
"No'J, L'i to Case.
Can Dox.
.$ ..20 $2,35
20 v. 2.35
22 2.54
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Ho One Complains About Things Being "Slow"
Around the House Where There's a Victroht
or Edison v
Stopjn iiiuMirftr music by tlio world's
must fiunotm artists Uie ext tune
ti Jou'it p.tf'shiir oiir store "o
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And letus explain liv easy it i.',to have
this nflttie in your hyn9, iight avtv.
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$4.44
4.44
4.80
upplv
you with olio of
these books.
:. .19 2.1S 4.10
If. Club 28 3.12 6.02
Standard 15 1.69 3.20
lilue Label 20 2.35 4.44
Yellow Label 20 2.35 4.44
CANNED TOMATOES
No.-12, 'Jl to Case.
Can iox. Case
Mout 16 1.83 3.43
Fibby 16 1.83 3.43
No. - io, '21 to Case.
Can Do. Case
Columbia...-. 19 -2.17 4.08
Hoopa- 19 2.17 4.08
Pioneer .19 . 2.17 4.08
If. Club -.21 2.35' 4.44
Can Doz. Case
Preferred Stock .'; .25 2.69 5.08
P. Vallov 19 2.17 4.08
CANNED PEAS
No. '2, 2i to Case.
Can ,l)oz. Case
Ideal 18 2,00 3.76
Fale 18 2.00 3.76
Polar 19 . 2.15 4.10
ML Ham : 19 . 2.15 4.10
1). M.Kx 19 2.15 -4.10
I). M. If. ; 22 2.46 5.54
I ). ,M S. Kx ; 22 2.46 4.54
A. & h 19 2.15 4.10
P, Club 27 3.06 5.77
PEAS-
Cals., G to Case.
One Six
S. Uevil J. : 61 3.48
Statr 61 3.48
W. Star 88 4.98
A.&L k .97 5.46
If, Club : 97 5.48
Cot it todav am
write an wbsorbitit;
ly interest insi story
of vour financiiil
life, o
United States
BUY YOUR" FLOUR NOW.
..r..........$2.00
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S3. 18
SKA FOAM
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UPPKlf CKL'ST
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...$2.90
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Greater Hooverized
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