La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 24, 1919, Image 9

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V....1- i w '" "lem H !0 orator, nnd their par
Im' W ho I5i-.j9.-isl Oainentnry tactics diil.ft none0 c
lli.-ir l.i.rly Iniin-,.,,,,,, in0 ,, nu,t.A of the polticlan. am
N"l'"i A'"-'". "i. jlip ft.siilont Wilson, they soat thel
... tic iks at .WhlMinll clad In bualne.v
' '"llnl 1'r,,s 11 Thp oi.arvrrt UiiilO insie:.d o the ministerial liver;
LONDON", juiy .(., of Mh? of frock coat. Sir Ere reads In
usf-ful iliMwor;.' wlii, , ti,0 ,var has f pc'diea In the House of ComiHoii
piven the llriii -h iu:i.m is the Ocddes and reads them wi;iotit any flour
family. Sir Ki le lieddcs. as Minister ; lln- of elocution, ami while tho;
of JVaya and Coiumunh ..'on-;. and 'are nai ked full .of meat It Is evideu
Sir Auckland Ceddcs as President of , tliat. unlke Winston Churchill am
tho Hoard of Ti.de, are at the head! Austen 'hainberlain. 'he burin n
of the two foru!mt di ivirtuieiits en- j midnight oil polishing his sentences
gaged In the j.r.-ai .ork of iecon- It s slgniricain of tho new time
structlon, while i!i,-.ir Sis!t,,. S Coin- that tha llritish sovernment. fo
inunUaiit of tho Wimi'in's itoyal Air the two most serious works of re
Force willi a seiiii-inilii .ry orcanlzi- jcon.Htnictlon goes outside of "the gov
non of Beivial hundred uud r her t-rning cl.-.r3" of the old nobility am
control.
The Coder's liroihrrs come from
Scotland, which is ,,i he a cnaraii
teo of success, and lii-:or.' the war
tney waro almost unknown beyond erica.
the circles of their own professions, j
Sir Eric Cedd-s was a railroad man-' UAKBEK'E l'OLE IS SYMBOL
ager. and railroad mediates do not, OF TRIPLE SEKV1C1
hold so largo a place In tha pbullcl
eye in England as ihey do in Ameii- j The barber's pole, although few pco
ca; smaller than n nishop or a Mas-1 p!c p,.0lmbly are aware of it, shouh'
ter of Fox Hounds, whic h last Is ; lw a remiluler that the barber onci
about the most purple pinnacle of I Hva, of (he deUiat and
Sir Auckland Ged.les was I'rofes- "J"""- B"ck ?". "l" T
sor of Anatomy at U,-,;ill University j h" w,'ls f C1,t ,k""1 f r,va,.r
in Toroltlo. lijlh of them a, kow. ; tween these three professions; in fact
lodge a debt to the invigorating at-i UP t0 thc time of the rcneh revolu
inoaphere of the North American I1'"", barbers enjoyed the privilege o(
conliuent, where Eric lirst worked as j drawing teeth and using the lancet,
a lumberman nnd later h.-.d his first! The familiar red nnd white spira1
railroading lessnns o.i the Ilaliiinoro ribbons that adorn the barber's sitrr
and Ohio. oiiginafty represented the two band
Sir Eric's first bill"'. In the govern-1 ages that commonly were used in sur
ment service was for the nrminxntlnn gery, the one used to bind thc arm be
and management of the hundreds of , fore bleedinpr. and the other employee'
miles or railroad lines behind the nftcrward. The original decoration at
llritish at my in Trance, wheh hc pul-j tho top of the pole since degenerate'
led out of Eonielliini: liko chaos ' .... i: :i. .i, .i,. c,,.
whore regular staff officers had left!
it. Then hc succeeded Arthur lialfotirj
at the head or the .Admiral'v, at a
time when there were complaints
that the navv was in t!. bends f n
rather hidebound board of admirals
and needed more gln;-er, .which It
got.
Sir Auckland enteied public life In
the uniform of a privaie solder but
. he soon graduated to the War Office
to bo Lord Derby's ii.:ht h.uid man in
the direction of tho TH-rliy recruiting
scheme. Step by step he became
Minister of National Service, Presi
dent of the Local tr.-ornmont Hoard,
Minister of Ifoeonst ruction and final
ly President of the Hoard of Trade
which roughly ehrre-.ponds to the
Department of tho interior at Wash
ington. - Just now tho two brothers have
charge of tho two touiho-tt problems
cf Lloyd Ceorgd's administration,
the reconstruction and nationallza
ton or otherwise, as the Issue. tuny
bo decided of the transport and
mining dystonia of tho United King
dom, a large order.
There is little family resemblance
between the two brothers at first
.Klanca. Sir Erie is tall and broad, of
tho type called massive, and whon.
he puts his hand to the plough, tc
drive n deeo straight furrow, but
his pink snioollisliin-.m race suggests
n outdoor life more than Iho office.
Sir Auckland also is tall and smooth
' shaven but h" !s thi'l will -peclael
Ill o 111 ', 1 -.
. I Money
Wo, li.ive a sood line of used Furni- N il
lure, l.'us, Kaii.uos nnd filters that !
will ii"'t last .Ion.";. II' you need anything I
I in our lifMtvill pay you to investigate. Oil l
Furniture Exchange ' '
Fir and JflTfivoii Phone l!la k r.Ml 1
"!. Donohue.
Best of Prices Paid for Used Furniture.- 11
MONUMNTiS ' J
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o eBLUE'MOUSTAIN KABBLI. GRANITE CO. cA G 0 Cs
0 o a MounT.Mnl'? Makers bf Oualitv. H i 0 0
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nd a donie-liko forehead, and look
vciy niulcculc o prufejsi Neltlif
the ranks of tho professional polill-
clans an 1 selects a railroad managoi
and n college professor both school
ri in the practical life of North Am
- : I. JJ1U1II Klll "uu WUI. HIB .,,
of the copper basin which once wa
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'","' one "ie i1""
! 'fk was .fitted, the bowl being use.'
while the lathering process was
progress.
Gradually the triple profession split
into three and nowadays the barbci
has the added competition of the safe
ty razor. Just how important the
safety razor industry has become it
indicated in a new .William Fox pro
duction, starring George Walsh. Thc
picture, entitled "Help! Help! Police!
will be shown at Sherry's tomorrow
only.. Also Fatty Arbuckle nnd Mutt
and Jeff.
Kcenan's Zenith Mark.
Two . men, identically alike as to
face and figure, but as far apart ar
the poles in character one "square,"
honest and upright, the other an nrcb
thief and rond agent whose soul is
red with stains of murder and vio
lence. Their trails cross in the gol
den, pine-rimmed melting pot of the
west. Here is a brief outline of "The
Midnight Stage," in which Frank
Keehnn, America's foremost charac
ter nctor does the most romarknble
work of his career in the dual charac
terization. Love, hate, greed and lawless pas
sion furnish the color nnd thrills for
this engrossing western drnma, which
laptntion of Henry Irvnig'y
worn or nis career in me ouai cuui -
tcrization. t
Love, hate, creed and lnwless pas- . Hj C
is lietfin?' Venous.
THE) SUNDAY MORNING OBSERVER
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historic 9iuoces, "The Lyons Mnil.
The screen version is more effective
, n its appeal, moiO impressive in its
irumutic action because of its fine
latural 9lting and the p)jctuie.su,uo
jeriod ef Ametiean development in
jh eh it is laid.
It was thought that Mr. Kocnnr
iiid reached the highest point inhis
u-reeii at jiievements when he gave to
in appreciative public his Mutrius in
The Hells," prc-released a tho UiaJtc
Theatre New York; and warmly com
mcivicd by the pness; but, in this ren
iition of the old French jdory, it Is
Miiil, he hns reached a still higher
mark.
Also shown, the rathe Review and
1 comedy.
Deep Degradation.
"I haven't seen l'llklngton for a
.veok." "No. hc.hnsift been out of
(lie bouse since l-.ls accident." "Was
iie seriously Injured?" "No, but be
'eels the ' ilisyrace deeply." "Fts
.iraooj" "Yes. After living In the
lenrt of the city all ills life lie went
to tlie country one day last week and
vns run over by a milk cart !"
Quite Sure.
Tnlrlciii cnint' tumhlinj; ilown a fHp-ht
f slnlrs, :um1 Iut uuhIht, li;illy fright
nod. imiiiin ii If slio whs hurt. Wln'n
I'utrh ia roDitnod Iut hmith she loud
jy j nod ah tied her fet'lInK-;: "I n killed,
mnlhor! I know I Ik ktlUd:"
WANTED Cleftn cotton rags Buitable ;
to wipe machinery. 2 cent a pound. .
CHICHESTER S PILLS
1'tIU In Itch tnnl Uold ihciilll?
tidies, tnlei with Hlu RlUuli.
lak ktt oBr. Hut r fmr v
IHAMol HIUMI IMLLH, (o,
ftut known at Brt. Sfert. Aloifi Reliil
S01D BY DRUGaiSTS tVERYHHLKE
LOOK FOR TILE
U. S. Shoe Repairing Co.
In Now Foley Building.
Bust Prices in Town
COME AND SEE!
The Used Car 'Market
Could Drink Wa?er.
If nmoui; the Qinuiiiertible beverages
of colonial iIiq-h n mini could find
nothing to lielieh Ills 'ilrst. he must
4 : ve be.9i hard to RtitUfv, The TiH-rlm
fathers were much il-tressed hecno'o
nicy vere0 reiiuee.i to tiriiiklng water
when they came to tho New- World.
Put lllgglnson? of Salem, proudly told
his contemporaries: "! vmf iftid oft
thnea do drink New Ent;liindwnt
very well."
Look in thu Best Side.
WJiut on absurd thing It Iv to pns
over nil the valuable parts of n man
and tlx our invention on his Inllruittles!
Your Koilak may need repairing
if you fail to get good pictures, some
thing must be' wrong; befter stop in
at Silverthorn's nnd let them tell you.
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FAMILY DRUG STORE
UA GRANOCOREGON,
Plan to Spend
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used cars. Vvejhave given bargains that
were almost astonishing and today we will
have to caution everyone to get busy if
they desire a good used car at our going
prices. And, speaking of pricesit is rather
a notorious fact that this company gives
a very strong value in both new and used
cars. Call and let us go over our stock
with you.
C Hamilton Motor
AXXOI M'l&KXT.
Miss Hilda Anlhonv anuounceK ha
return from a ytsu-'s idy in Chi
cat'tO.ind the re-openitm .if her piano
studio September first at ItlOtl Sixth
slreeP Telephoo Ked 4iil.
lle!;inners w ho i Q (ill at once hnv7
thepi t Mei:e of daily lessons from
Sept 1st to tiili. No -oxgi churgo
wilt be made.
8-:u:it
Full (lerm Iti'glns S mlr a.
ltatcn ortl and or llookkeeplni
Course. ;tr. esk-.i, ( 4I weeks ,f
.paid befojo September 15) ?sr..tiu
''omhiiio I'tui-stf, ' S weeks. ( 40
weeks if . id lieforo September
l r. - '; mo. on.
Wrlt us nVoutonr six months'
couisiw, and r oieo' on the ninth
1? plan. ll.Kl Ijttt-INESS COI.
Ll'.Ci:. rtakec, oriniA i, W. P. Klnion.
I'rop., l'iione lol.
8-15 to 9-15
School B.ioks ami all kinds of
1 Selniol Supplies aie what interest the
IN LA GRANDE, OREGON
Let Nothing' Keep You Away!
WATCH FOR PROGRAM
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E have Jjeen able to care for many
good customers this season with
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school children. Beautiful covers on
tho school tnbftts are very pretty this
year; the Inks and pens, library paste
and all such material, as welPas the
iQwly gdopted School Books are now
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on sale at Silverthorn's.
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FAMILY DRUI1 STORE
1 A HANOC,ORK6bN.
Some of Our Fancy
r prove just what you
-want. You'll find them de
lirious for afternoon tea. You
willjrelihh them mightily M
a desert for the toincheon. .
We Bake Them Fresh-
ln tonaike enough. Why not
order? you m now and avolif
Sisiipniintment?
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