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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1919)
co0 o o o0 o o 0o o o 0 o 0o o o e o o r.O' uOVlJAT. Al UL ST iS019ir b FOTTR -o-o - -- ' U GHANOE-EVEtTiNG OBSERVER I Am IndepewlMit NmwpajM " Published Daily and Woelcly at La tirands, Oregon, by Im Grande Evan log Observer Publishing Company. BKUCB DKNNIS, Publisher. Entered at the Pustoffica at La Grande Oregon, ai Second Claia Mail Matter. Address all Communications to The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street. City and County Official Paper. On Mule in Other Cities Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland; Imperial News titand, Portland; Multnomuh Hotel Muw Stand, Portland, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Br Carrier Dally, per month ,....65c Pally, per three months ..$1.95 Daily, per-eix months in advance $3.75 Daily, per year In advance iv.ou Daily, single copy ....... 6t By Mall Dally, per year in advance $5.00 Daily, per six months in advance $2.50 Daily, three months 'n advance. .$1.25 Dally, per month Sue .Weekly Observer-Star, by mail, per year In advance $1.60 "My Country Tin of Thee, Sweet Ijinil of Mbetrty." Save the Buffalo From Ex termination. For a time it looked ns if the buffa lo were destined to vnnfoh from Amur ira. The few roaming wild were Krowing fewer year by year, and thn amul) herdji in enptivity were decrens -ing. Then the government took thn mattor in hnnd and made a deliberate effort to save the species from exler niiiiatlon. The firitt buffalo census was taken In 18811, and nt that time only about- 600 of the animals were discoverable tn tho United Stntes. Now, happily, the number is more than 3000. About. two-thirds of these uro owned by In dividuals, but the government owns eight herds, six of them under the direct Control of tho Department of Agriculture. The largest of the eight is that one In Yellowstone Purk which contains about 450 buffalo. Tho Smithsonian Institution has a herd of 1H nt Washington. I). C. Recently provision has boon made for lending government anlmalo to municipalities or Institutions, or ex rhnnging them. This Is because of a surplus in some of tho government herds, lit is hoped that the loan ot cxrhimgn may result in a greater In crease in numbers In the next fev years. Without the American bison our plains could hardly have been travers ed, our west won, Not only is a debt due this race, so wustefully handled for so many years, but by preserving it one of the most interesting of his torical monuments is kept for poster Ity. The commercial possibilities In largo herds of buffalo are enormous needless to say, so that there is every reason In the world both of businesr and of sentiment why our native bisoi should be preserved. Proposed Training Is Not Drastic. Thn now army bill prepared by the War dt pjirt ment under tlu ititrn tion of tw cbiff of Mlaff in vory thfa-irnt from what most riti.t-ns h.ni? ex Ittieil. Tim j uHr, -iip.r 'iirniy provitb t! foi ntvii. This willlUo (.pretty Uijt iH'riMvo nrmv lo hv toleruttHl onlv with tbo un.b'i stnnilinc that it U in- t.n.i.i mruh. r... ii,.. r.,- emy, until generally peaceful potuii tions nre ri'storeil throughout the world. Tlu most tiotnhtf innovation is ui'i vernal military training and the man venial military worvice. This, hvover, occusioti! no such surprise as it Would hnve aroused n few years ani. The tuirprUihtr thin ir about rt is the short The Balance To Your Credit in your lmnk act'tuntt rcpri'tfiits yniir iro,!ivss. It iiicrt'iiscn ytmr Cariiiun' rapar ily iliul fjivt's ymi a ffcliiii; nt' iiulcpi'iiili iirc itud st'ciirif v. ' . W('0rrcrv(m 1io lii'St nf StT ice o iiiul Nnl.'i'it Ymi r Ai;fi unit. oS Iji Grande National o Bank 0e.iTr.4, AMPsrttiM.rs, .m.-.hv o 09 Est;ililisln,n7?0o o (SOUJS'I KKLIAUI.KaiKl I'KOliUM 'Sl 0 c 0 . t - period of service rmiuired. All rlitr- ible young men, on renehinir the aire of, lie hunii'r r culled ii yet. The doctor l'.l, ure to undergo tiOiiiiiitf fur three ''uine li town y.--me:'dV to Inquire mouths, j when iit s; In. that iiuielilii v e U seems un nbsurdlf short period?' "rn"(l ov-,r Muunwhllu ttyt f :.. ... !...... I ...I k...A.u..r it.,.. most of the Ameiicuii lads who d is tinguished themselvjs in.r'ruiicc did not have a much longer period oi fun damental training. A great deal ran be taught intelligent otithxln three months of int.isivc eff.rt. It is held that she finishing touches, when neces sary, can easily be given afterward. The nutional guard would participate in the training. Of the li-'iO.OOO recruits available the first of the year, it is expected that fiOO.OOO .would be able to quiilif) for military service. This half-million a year wtiuld constitute a reserve to which, in emergency, the selective draft would bo applied to expand the regular army to war strength. The training plan is a modification of the Swiss plan, so generally recom mended as a model for the United Slates. It requires even less actual service than the Swiss plan. This phusc of it is inimitable if it will real ly produce the results desired. It will give every young man a taste of dis cipline and wholesome army life with out interfering much with his regular pursuits. - If it proved insufficient, the truining period could be extended, and possibly distributed through two years. Time to Discard the Soft Gloves. The holding of nrmy aviators for ransom by Mexican bandits demands an immediate showdown. If the Mexi enn government cannot take care o. the bandits the United States can, nnd that, according to the news reports to day, is what will have to happen. There Is no probability that Carrunza will do anything, and it is doubtful if he could if he would or would if he could. There is no such thing us !t government when nets of the kind re ported today ure allowed to be carried on, nnd the only thing which makes this latest exploit much different fr"m the others that have taken place in recent years is the fact that the men hold arc officers of the United Sl.i'es army. I'rivute citizens who have suf fered from Mexican outlawry may hnve in some instances been partly re sponsible for allowing themselves to be in BUch a country. This latest case Is a practical defiance of this coun try's military power. Hut in any event, the exchange of notes nnd inf. peilul expedients will not help the United States and Is an injustice to the decent element in Mexico, which it is assumed exist in that country and also needs help. Whether thinugh means of .1 "man date" or whatever other name the pincess may be called, there H ju.itift cation for a cleaning up. Pretty soon the reports from the cost-of-living investigations will begin coming1 in. And will they find every body and everything responsible, ar usual ? iAt least, city consumers find a cor tn in antiHfaclion, in the midst of hijrh prices for breadstuffs, in thn realia tion that they don't have to help make. up any hillion-dolhir bonus for the far mi l's wheat crop. A Special ,M eel inn. Will to held in tlie Clttlstiaii Churi'li next Ki'ld.iy onjni; at 7::!0 for 1 ho pm poHo of oi'Hiinltim an orchestra an. I ctmlr. Mr. J. V. ('aid well, tin popular h-a.lei or Hot O.-WV II. & N. band. Is anxious t: hum-i anyone ho may ho into' .-sIimI in joluhiK this orclioHii-a and t hoi.'. As is v.ell km-wn. Mr. Caldwell Is a splou did InMtructor and nuiwietan and bo wll bo liii 'at',o of Hits work and wIT. ylvo hs peiMnal attouliin to tt- sitf row, mid w hope to aoo its o(d nt as'crili hf ohtatned in i.a (irnitdo l,ltl ,"" Iifii.llnp I. If you stir and ar not ai my other church wo rxtemi :lo you n hi'iiity Invitutfou to come itiud Jidn thin choir nuil orchestra. Don't Corbet the daUi. and bp suio In ( (11)10. K. II. COKKlt. Pastor -.(ill .trite Ttn ( Wtlo. I.nst I'VhMiaiy lr C. 1,. ltt;:iers iif 'l,n Crande toitc.h( ai d p:itd for :i 0 e -- tlilKh pi Iced, hlnh paive.-ed ll'i' llil' I'tlH U uiir. a tin eoott ioadlngtli deliver o the big car, uixistiiiK ti:;t if to t.- have the be.t lie .111 v; tte rbeitfl:it math lee lie find. w';njM. i.him; nt t in, tin in. . in the fair i-iimMy vi0 tin? t l.il which will he eii-aeiued by tli Fred SleKel gtcx-k Co. at the 'Arud:i itioufro, .Monday venjug, Aug IS, the author bus rejected for his tbme i most pluiisiblo, fas well as, unique plot. Two stock biokers tnakj:i u l". of ten thousand dollars with tlwtlr 1'iirtiinr Hob liennott ( Fred HleKul) that he could not tell tho - absolute truth for wenty-four hours; It seemn like eriny money for Tlob (Kied Rleg- el) and at tho start he thinks be hat. a eliieli, but before, ho gels thiwugh Ihree lorn; acts, ho finds It more dlf flcult to tell tho truth In business and social life Hi in he had Imagined. Ill: business associates who have made him the wager, try by eve;y means hi their power to make him He In or der that they mny win tho bet, unci even his own sweetheart Innocently (ink Is I sis such leading questions that he is about to prevaricate to keel f om offending her, but on unusual Incident In tho play happens at the right moment and be wins out final y by telling Nothing Hut the Truth. The prices for this show will be the same as laid Mo'iduy; 3oc, 50c. and 75c. All of the 75c ara reserved and can be secured any time at tho Arcade Theatie. From the favorable impression this company made a' their first appearance bote It will be v.ell for those, planning to see this great comedy to reserve their sea'e now and not be distippolntd. Locuiite Used at food. LocusIn a r 4' eaten In mn:y couotrlen whero they tiro roasted or fried in butter. They are also preserved In brine ii ml often dried In the huh. They thus appear tn the markets of Arabia. Syria, lr.vpt and Madagascar, itud uro even exported as an article of com merce. They are nlsn candled nnd cult a as a delicacy in rtdna. 8omewhat Elderly "Boy." "What's the matter with Flossie tn nlk'ht?" mniunody nsk?d Tessle Tabas co in the itreKKl;iS' room. Indicating one of the Klrls who wan Hhowltiff uiiiiiIh taknhlc hIkiih of tempe. 'Jler 'boy promised to take her out tn dinner tu iilKhl, and then didn't turn up." "Mow wiim t hat i" "According to what site said his f.vorHa RrjnJchlld Ih very 111." "Peter's Pence." Potersponeo or rotor's pence was the annual contribution for tho support of the papacy. U consisted of the pay ment of a (diver p'-nny by every fam ily that possessed laud or cattle wlnwa value waH pence. In Knhiml tills payuu-ut was abolished under Ileory VIII, nnd In other countries did not tcui'vlvu the Iteforuiathin. New Oil Subbtltute. A factory has been Htarled In Sweden fur extractlrii; nil from m-blst, thus nildliiir one more to lite nuinlu'r of sulisiltuleN already on the uiarkel. Lare ipuiuiitlen of alien pcblst nro fionid In the district, yield I nc beu.lne and crude oils. Casting by Centrifugal Force. A Itiaidllnii engineer has Invented n (Toce-s for casilni; Iron pipe by ceutrl f uca I force, which distributes tlu molleu metal within revolving cylin drical molds that are water cooled. Use fcr Luminous Paint YiJ-lous kinds of luminous paints, covered rt'ltli irauspareiit Mirnlsh, ure used for the purpose i.f making wnteh hainN Hlble .;l nljiht. kThe.vluudcidi. that give ibis property of phosphors-n-iev ;i Hie paint tirejchlefly the ftifl pfdden of stioiitlmn. TiaifdnV iliul cnV clum. ' Needn't Search Far, The man who Is looking for n soft place without honest labor can usually nnd It right under hia bat. IVtroli News. k.ijj.sii uiojj oprnn lll'U O) JOIJ.ldllK n O) A'lllUVI i ptM s tuapl oti jo s.t.iM ai jo uopiiij JUS It t.JUUO.) Hll WO.lH-iMJJOJ ui laHJ'Q o) JOjadns saAvei Such Is Life. "Tlich man, twin-six. Poor man. nl twins." Is tho way the Kverett Herald puts It. All the Diffffrence. "A heap depends on location," an hi Fiicle Fben. ' Wlut Mime folks calls a Mower aln' nullln' but a weed when It rows tip tn de vr-on place." Guttonhftlelete Collar, Iiist. ii-1 of buttonholes, a new collar for men has slots to ullp over Hie bat ton-, those tn front luterlorklntf to hold the collftr securely. War ftaoms Kw Yrfc. T?ew Yoi4 'iiaie out of (he wnrl-t war w 1th immensely inci;is'til n-0-tt).e a pw rt. a manufneturteg c'ty, inVa flnanclal center. . . rst Won-An't Cotkagei ( Tin tli w enii'tt's "-allege Incnrptt r?el(B' such, was Klmlru collece- foiilnled In 1 o o o O O o JH mnn'jSijn't rci9vl derail hmna'r) Hilarity foholanlness,'' wd I'nSe Then, -tit be cits too rfoti Invei ecus .h lt.M O RftiD MAIL CARRIERS Dog That Bring Alcwi From Home m U) Lonely Men In liaka Get Little fr Work. $'here la a good deal of talk over the ii:igcr pay received by mall car riefH.iut the most poorly,ai! of I'm-le Wain's iiftill carriers receive far less tU'in the fuinlllnrposhaun. yet le-ver ) make coipJulut. 'J hey get n pound ; and a half of dried Kulmon for a tull dny'a pay. " I'hey are the 'husky nnd thp Mala amt, tfce .native Kxklinu and the na tive Indian dogs In 'the great' Yukon country. Wltlwmt them the gold-sl-ek-r th fur traders, ile Miopkeop'TS and th tntitiihm workers In the hUerlor of Alaska (except for the more fortu nate on eg Who live along the Hues of the ew railroads) would receive no , mall from the time the lee 'forms over ' the rivers In October until It bn ako np In May. Kven the most Inaccessible of post- , unices receive mull mice a month In . winter (though only one mall Is car ried then), and for tho" In the Interior ; of Alaska the husky and the Matamuto are mall carrier and Santa Cluus com- , blued. They would be. without word from the outside world for eight i months every year If It were not for the mall dogs. These unlmnW are pushed to their j utmost Iry considerate and cruel driver I alike, for there Is a preserlhed task for I them every day, nnd nil they got out of It in a pound and u half of dried Maimon at the end of the day. When they are not w orklng. their al lowance of flsh Ik cut down. In the Rummer they are fed on the refuse of freUi salmon nt the fishing dumps, where the mall contractor boards them out until the rivers freeze again. IMPORTANT PART OF BUILDING Ceremonies More or Less Elaborate Generally Accompany Laying of Cornerstone. The Viil ted Stales government puts up public buildings all over the coun try, und a cornerstone Is customarily laid. It nt there Is no bole In the lat ter unless It be requested by the h al authorities, or a .Masonic body deslrea tn conduct a ceremony. The Masons take u special Interest In cornerstones. On aueb nil occasion they appear In full regalia, and n cop per box Is od to hold the articles In terred. The box is soldered up and placed inside the cornerstone, which la then sealed with cement. In Kin-ope It Is a part of the busi ness of nionarehs to lay cornerstones. In this country the services of a presi dent are always In demand for the pur pose, If obtainable. On a conspicuous corner In Washington Is a cornerstone laid by Mr. Taft when be was presi dent. It was meant for u church that remains yet unbuilt. ColonetyatiU. when president, laid the 'l,orn,rstolio' of the Mnsnnlc. temple in Washington. Oddly enough It was MO feet In tho air at the time of the ceremony, upheld by timbers, the ground beneath It having been dug away to that depth. Hut it was neces sary to grab the president while the grabbing svns good. Feeding Pigs by Machinery. A hogmeter Is not a timtor-hog; It Is n pig self feeder. Two of these Ingenious Inventions have been tried by the Western Australian minister for agriculture on his farm, with eminent ly satisfactory results. The imo hliie Is u combination of n hopper, a nrlnder. nnd n delivery plat form, which lias ten division. The fro und wheat Is eipially distributed by delivery chutes. The minuting instinct of the pig has been repilitioned to supply the motive power, the divi-dnns on the platform being so lUTauged that the unhual. in trying to snout It out of the way for more feed, forces tlie platform round, thu- grinding for iwelt riio.e heut. which falls In the next and succeeding dlvKlou. and so on. Tc I'lts nin fed ut I he inm tbne. Therv.ls. po fcaM.. jl'lie pig UtM;iii4A CrH-Of nmro tbnti lie can etit and he an not polh!y ' eiit : in.re tlt;i!l he priiHde Buied Treasures In Arizona. What Is believed trt be the first clue to the reputed buried treasures of the pudrtrf of the Tuinacacorl mUsion. built by the Spanish Jesuits high up In the Tuihh- acorl niwuntuln. les than three hours' Journey from Tucon. Arlr.. has been discovered by Frank lMm kley, ciito.lhin of the ruins. It Is the gateway lo the mlsion cemeierv. From this pateway. It N !iid. the plans nnd map left by the padres sirt to outline the way to the buried g'"d and silver. The Tuimo'iicorl mission was built near. what ure believed to be the ruins of one of the Seven Cities of Clboln. The center reon Is sutd to ?diow evi dence's if rich ndtieral deposits, which, declare those who have Inspected the mountains, doubtless led the padres to build their nilslon there. Still. It'.s Well to Try. Vhrtt 1: .hbIiI lo he the reronl for r nn'lttiilnn from drownlm: wns acit'iii- I'Mflll'd l,v Initial Suites litVMlvi'lw STtvr till' Vl.'tttll hill! iHM'tl Mll'llU't ri.-d for six minutes. AinoiiR tt :n':it mmij' ixM-HoiiH tln eri-otiuus h.-lt.'f . I'tlst.. ttiflt iHM's'in en he ri'Huscljntl after hlnns bt'cii 111 the wnti'r n ct'ent nttli if tlini. ai' he h..n tMitnn wh. .. re-.ui'itml.iti inrth'i'N rere stl for liottf after the ilnmt,,-.) .MM.ai lui.ljin'ii under wntrr for h nlf hour, or even loncer.- 'I'lulv tt w ill e s.'en that t1ro'n!n I" itn'Mi k iltv(.h snd tlte tuixsrd of the water ivrlf poiullliKlr sreul.- Ktvhnne. o o s O Mi Much to CheoM. The tuiiiMra ,v nlS.ut ven, whether yf) J. b ya; cut vo ir W or . ir tr..us.MH. It s'lKg.u hindout II'. in ruber event. 'p . Ladies' Knit SKpnons In the newest moduli neplum efA'ct :rn'i Itell-sbnped sleeve; loose, knitted; very attractive, in d liferent colors, .nd each is an exclusive model. Can be worn very effectively with patent leather belt of contrasting col&r. Wool Plaids for Skirting lioautiful new" wool plaids for- fail and winter skirtings. The colors are very elabroate, in larjre patterns. We invite you to see those now. Price $0.0(1 yard. ii Mi;i(o ix xi;k inh-' coumsts Welcome Will He Kvtended to Im migiants of a Dependable 4'hiuacter. MEXICO CITY, July 30. .Corres pondence of Thu AsHociated Pri-sfO IIjow to maku homos for n million prospect i now colonists, how to make these persons fit into thn scheme of life bote and how best to distribute them over Hit repbulia arc quest ions of immigration receiving the attention of a special commission appointed by President Carrunza. According to data collected by thin Committee on Avtieles of First Nec essity .)ne million peisons will mi grMe from various liiiroi'an and Asiatic countries to Mexico, within the next year They are expected to leave their native: lanils hcause of ils opted conditions du. to the wai Conimuniiiit i(.i:s iccoived hero from Imu'land, Fiance, (iermany and Kits sia indicate that co'onies of thos nationals ,ir already beinC formed and will embark for Mexico at nn op- port one moment. ,, V';''l! ' ' I Mns I. u.leity Hul, president opinojthe logs for the day b-ivo be0n roll invest iuat ing committee. ha3 been : P(i nt0 tne stream, the fates ..f the quoted as saying that Mexico wel comes nil dependable colonists. Tha Committee his made no nn ntdincement ns to tho location of tho Tarimtft- "Polonies; k whether they an" to rceeiv.? r.ihts oT'land or a-e to be assimilated aiuonT the natives. It is believ'u. however, that there sui- (:ando rnd Wallowa mr-n and has licient undeveloped land in the re-lnrpn operating in a ':ali w.iy for public to accomodate all home-seek') . i e-s and th.it equit;ible distribution w ill be made i's occasion demands. Lower California as ptesent ap pears to be the goal of n large num ber or vepiriaieu .MiMCJH sn mi i.n Ilie p.lSi lew jimp i-rn tiif- in the Fnited Stats. Ill Ilmorcata as-se't- tb.it w llhing he nex few omnthi f .000 new Mexican families will be csablMied there. Efi':tnt Refrigeration. Ki'frUi'rnt'.nn -nri f ir transporting mi'iit villi which u:i. Knsllsh railroad is cxpi'S'iiiu-ntlni: uri suhl to lniilntiiln nl cvimi n t- i";hti. . lro us I'lnluTilto re friscni'.loii I ....its on sti-nmslilps. Butter Wrappers printed at the Observer office. NTW Mil l, AT M1NAM - , stvkt m:xt MT.I'.K ( oiRtan Vill l'niploy Twenty .Men lit Plant (lets I.OK-" loll The lliver. With a crew of 20 men. the new mill of tie Minnm Lumber company will start C'.ittlnK next week, per- on" Monday. The gompatty htis t(M' niaehlnetT set ui. tne nuiminirs .'in H( , the workins crew rrit ier- eil and ."..oiiivoiio feet ot loRs'm tli tfinam uver nlch se ves 3 a ponu This Is one hand null iw'otnai"! and eieient pattern. It t.uiil" "V ie river, lclow 'ie li.uu whuh ho.ds the water In thisjo The planer 'on tho rallniad trick. i:nl it is the ejwetntlon of mfc . . ....... J i ' ii I., : . i :a praeiica iv e. ...... . - Z Wool Blankets Pirect f rom the Oregon City Woolen Mills, and the first we've had for some time. Those are very heavy, felt bound blankets, suitable for outings where you need an extra heavy blanket. Colorn ore dark grays and tans, with stripes running across. Price are $10..0 to $1 1.00. New Silk Pin Striped Collars A new "Arrow, the pin striped soft collars, are quite the new thing. Several dif ferent patterns in different colors;- colors and combina tions are good perhaps yor find the right color to maitii you shirt. Price 3.1c. company has declined to accept or ders offe:ed to H, belicvng t.ie mar ket was polnq ptill hig'ie. and n;t wishing to be tied down to tho old level. In one respect tho Minnm Lum ber company has an unique proposi tion foi this pvt-of the country. The Minnm river is Its logging railroad, and ts logs will be floated down stream to t,."e mill aH-jr the manner of many mills ln the timber belts of the eastern states re.us ngo. fhis gives an uirj: ually tn-v lopging cost. Tho co.-.ip.iny's tiui'i-3'- consjs;s of a belt' or Rtifp for miles on each side of the fiver, beginning 10 miles aho'e the mill. Logs will be cuVai: f''jiked along the nwt in the win ter monllis. The dr:vin,7 season wMl consist of the three so i ii months. April, May amj Juno, when the wat e' is high. ,L. To nipp'i.'.uent the ncrmal flow of , water, the company ,ri no'.v con-tr;;ct-lng a splash dam. .2 miles up tlie j river from Mlnam n the driving , season the outlet oi tao i:vu will he j closed 11 hoii;s out :f each day and water gathered behind it. Then when dam will be opened, and the a?cu mnluted water will bo released to carry tho timber down to tho mill, 'thus tie cnine flow for 24 bi-ms w 'vfi.out 4n !, jcivirfK wkr suffi cient o float lie log down. The company s owirci by I I y1. Have a glass of j V r-f rrie Cheery, A 'd&L&'l W-ni ' Be"y Bev"age A- r 3 J . Wn You're Warm an1 T1,irsly V?Ei i li's not altogether Fi vl I 'J tllc sn:irP. nva 1 1 tv S V 1 : s t e. nor vt the ' X ,""l't!K c-.x'ltu- i.i it. lint J M '' ,'1'"'llrr Nl its l.-li- 1 I ' ( V' ,'"m" ""'y. t'1 il makes " v K , ,.V W i'iiih.'.r,l's l.UXO the lit,. fewf! ? c--k .... .... . ... .rr- I ,i..a.i i-a,.e - Is . MEN! New Neckwear $1.30 Six dozen nifty, new put terns in Men's Ties, nnd bow ties; stripes, dots nnd floral patterns; medium and wide. Drop in and see them. Wool Jersey A very popular dress fabric fall nnd winter; very light, nnd loosely knit, 54 inches wide; the colors are grey, ptacoik and beaver. Price Sl.pft yard. several years Knte? prise Racord Chieftaln. Tho Host Physic. When yon want a pleasant phy?ic try Cluunlmrlain's Tablets. They are easy to take m.d mild and gentle In effect. They n-ie highly prized by people who have become, acquainted with their good qualities. They only coHt a quarter. Adv. "Uttle Liver Touchers", 80 In ey pry box for 2!"ic. The best value In any drug store for stomach and bow els for children nnd grown people. Sold only nt Silvcrthorn's. Dully 8-11-tf FAMILY. DRUG STORE LA GRANDEiOREQON, For Skin Tortures Don't worry nbout eczema or other skin troubles. You can have a clear, healthy skin by usinr Zemo, obtained at any drug store for 35c, or extra large bottle at $1.00. Zemo generally removes pimples, blackheads, blotches, eczema and ringworm-, and makes the skin clear and healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating, antiseptic liquid, neither sticky 'nor greasy and stains nothing. It is easily applied and costs a mere trifle for each application. It is always dependable The B. v. R.jm Co. Cleveland, a f I j I rt !. ..tn-.lM-r;. mi)' e I & Kdiik.is (.'ity fjjr. the iMitlHt JS..I :.- shaped dte.J AM AU wilt do IU m&km sold yei. TO-1 9 Z s -
