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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1919)
TfH'liSDAY KVKMNU; oCTUBftli - U)10. TvTT Zri G iwAITDTj t In i AO Civ 0 ,f ! Krnnt complete amnesty to all persons wnr as wdl in j em. O liervu-e loi li'.rip, 7f;n(iO ut lii Hof (food fuith who are now in armf I each one wherever lie could best o-.rve. ,und 304,000 l.i 0. ,y II ' ' ' 'v 1 l: ' r - ,f. Y . '" ' ' If. "r-'''. ,- ;;V-A, ' - - ' , I - I ft fart i ' 't-'-:iM v , tv-i i- ' ll In, l.kl i ,1 J approval by many legislator and oth ern. . However, I.uis Cubrera, sec re 'ury df the treamiry, who many tinier has aeted us the mouth piece for tho government, has termed such uLi 4 1,433 k. KOMHI'ltH ;fa on roulo the fntf--I Iiuillt, of 2 2,2 fit vPo Im iiiuiiiiain-d. liia memory will live among uh al- After October 'M a ways, and hi life and ideals will nerve as an inspiration for all that is beat in citizenship. ,' r j'j' lAliticull? inexpedient ami wholly in mlvixalile in view of the election to be held next July. Debate over the meaHurc promises to afford Home ex citemcnt in the upper house of con 1 cress. CvtMKblllf. A M. KilMcLbaUMi Cfc A.V KJ'I'KDITION j TO I.KAVK HAWAII I HONOU'MJ, T. U fCirrr-Kiond- ene-i of tho AHHorl:itKd .rre-ito ' I.ntKely financed by the trustees of tho llornlce I'uiuilil Disliop Lututr and tho li'-rnlco I'auahl Iillij Mn !neuin, a scientific expedition will leave Hawaii next spring to spend ttvo yearn Li tho South Seas in an 1 ffort to d"t"ruilno tho origin of the Polynesian race and to trace lis various mlKrallons until Hawaii, jthe noithHiiBKm oiilpoat of I'oly- ; nosla, was rea'-hnd. j IJernlco 1'auabi wa.i an H-iwalian nrlncoaR who niarrlcil Charles It. IIIfIhip, plonoor Honolulu hauhnr. She oiu'O deellned an offt'r of I ho : throne of Hawaii, llnr estate, Viil uecl at many millions, provides rev enue for u number of Institutions df'slaned to promote, the interests of tho native Hawaiian. AUK STIIJi OVHIiSUA.S S-o- WAHHINfiTON', Oct.o 1. -fly strenuih of the army us reported fur S. pleinher 2T,, showed 33.0U5 ofl fers and men In Kurope, h I nil In Si- I.It'ls I.Ivor Touchers, SO of them In a parkin for 25c. You will fin 1 them tho finest family laxative on the nnrket and tho kind cihlren like. Sold by e !)-2:i-t.' FAMILY DftuS STORE UA GFIANOC.OnCGON. ILLUSTRATING A KIRSCHBAUM 3ACK SUIT OF SMART SIMPLICITY. : it(iosi;vi:i.T i)i:si;nvi:s .ME.MOKIAI., SAVS COItM THE WALL STREET-1 For men wlio go infiirfiiict cli'nin-o in llifir cltillicH. Cut oiiSoAtuiii lines wliich C(iinrii'ialily li'.'irc the Innly. Ifcal simpli ily i-t'iil sj vlu. $30 to $50 BLUE SERGE SUITS $25.00. $35.00 $45.00 $60.00 liy I1IVIN S. COHH, Author. He could lie wrontf more often as n politichth and riijht more often as n-i ! American than any man since Andy I Jackson. He had vision to see what j menace threatened us lone; before thir j danger hecamo apparent to most of the I men of his Kcncrntio. H-' had courage ' to hi'K his countrymen to prepare themselves .nirninst the impervliiur per il. To tho stnurc'e he nave himself and his suns, and he died for America as surely as thouirh he had died on the J field of battle with tho uniform of n soldier on his back anil a bullet throuKh his breast. Through all the years of his life he served his land, and of his land Theodore Roosevelt do serves a memorial which shall speak to future nircs of his valor, his work ! and his splendid Americanism. KOOHEVKI.rS IDEALS KVEIt AN INKIMHATION Hills' Department Store r - 1 1 : tt bH RUBBER GOODS SPECIAL - SPECIAL This eolc ojily See our display PUTMAN S BQUG STORE The Rexall Store V.y LEONAUD WOOD, Mnjor-Gcner-nl, U. S. Army, j Theodore Roosevelt wns a lender in ideals and in action, lie stood for tho ! sipmre deal, one f lfifr. one lnniruaire, land one loyalty loyalty to the Amer j iron people for industrial justice, for ! public and private morality, for n ! strong and viirorous America, charit able and helpful, ever ready to do h"i duly In civilization nnd humanity, but nn America acting always' tinder the dictates of her own conscience, rather than under the direction of others, lie stood for universal service in v V. t r - v... i -x 1 "V W 1. a package before the war pc a pac&age ji... .... . ... . cunns ins war c a package WE FLMQR LASTS SO DOES THE PRSCE! 1B7 Read This Carefily! u 4'lltCl S IX TOWN; IT'S A (iltEVr DAY Hill Isn't averse to weaijui: stripes as bum as it Is only In puisnli of I his nrl. Also, be tlo.'s nut mind sit IIHK In n ivll so Ioiik as ho km.s It Is made of wood Instead of steel. Ho did halo to saeriflen bis hair , nut It ha. I lo h,., and h; went In Mliib arh.1'8 cheerfully and In-rl n jelme trim, Juanlla Hansen, who li known far and wide for her evrelleni M'rei ll work. Is leidillu woman. Cant Waller l.onc. .;t. of the 1' S. Ariliv :has a line role . and the uthcr In The md-lotter day In the life of a'lbo cast nro all well known players hoy Is when I he circus conies ml The Ilaihai-y t'oasl nffrnds a col town. EoIIowIhk Hip circus paisde I'ifnl' hai kmnund for Ihe -story -for miles to tho "grounds." watehiiu; Hi" underw.irltl of San Krani-lsen. the crew put up the ldK tml, the i Yet there Is a splendid moral lo ti. small boy forisels homo, school mid plot and tho story In lis entirety .i household chores. 1'erchod hlr.h lip said lo he one of l lie 1. st ever in li near the top of the tent wlthnbaKof due if Willi William S. ll.irt as sl.ir peauuls and a boltlo of pop, Willi It was written by Jack llovlc and eyi's ulued on the antics of the adapted to the sVieen bv o. tlanlner elowH, thrilling f.-alK of nurliil iirl-.Hulllvant l"is or tho daie-dovll nnd. haro-back' "lloaris" and l-'lowers",.n new live i ldlnc of a beautiful "Kciiieslrienno reel . M.s-k Sennett comedy will, Qin eH," yiuini; Anirrlca Is in bin : Louise Faiendu. l-'onl sierlini; ami like famous balhliM heaulles wll al-, Tk ld-show aftr the main mi Jjc shown on the same proernin v.l, nUere m, inmeK.itlon "of, . , I reiki ire t;alh.-icd - the lleardcd Lidy, thti llutmiM Ski-llou, the Fat Wonut, th Tattoi.-d Man. anil I't, lioi, (eiloiiH r.ulon of liiiui-in anij l.nNDOS' Oct 1 niiiuoiuii iioooi niH'iie., is n wot.! ,.orn hond pain'o 10 --jiiiiiuy ..All these aio shown In "Hoop-IV thi cotueilk-diaia.i of ellclls-Tlfo stlir- It will liti st'cu by looking ovoi' tilt' tabli' of payiiiciits fnllowiii"; (his j !itt;i l'.t Ti flint t-lii"-avt'i';it;i incirnsr f taxation per t Imusaiiil dnllars of assosi il vahia-. tiuii of pi'oici'ty is but a little more than fniir dollars. TIu first yr,:l' inj rrcasc is but ball' a mill. The I'oui'tb year the iiii-rease is but two mills an, I ! :ie liisjlifst point reached is but six and a iiai ter mills. The roads w ill have be .H'HH (o pay their way Ioiil; bel'in-e the hili poiut has been reai-hed. 1,'ri'U :n ber, the bonds are iaid out, at the expi iation of the twenty-year period. While we have twenty years in which to pay for 1 he roads, we have the use of tiu-iu from thi; lime of their eoii.slrnetiou. TABLE OF COST TO RETIRE $1, 103,000.00 WOTH OF ROAD BONDS FOR UNION COUNTY CARRYING FIVE FEU CENT INTEREST. SI'ATK COM'ltOI. i "trims INI'MIM i lord D'Abcr- rom, hond of the Lionel t'oniiol hoard, in'a speech at t'ailisle vindicat inir the tioveinmenlis policy with to sue, -I li, i nl ii, I,.,, til j .).... I ....... I .V... ,, V, " " " '"ill'vie 1iml keen ,, emit ilccrAse in III UtV'US. . I.lrtkellliess !. to state in,.!. 1,0 sbwu a l-.ne band coloi.d Th(1 W( f th',ll;,,, ,, ,, r.-nlc amf ,.n,edya vindica',l the sclmj of ,,.,l..i 'u of ifcasnnable and scientific con- IIAIIT IMMUSON ,,r,,l. lie dai-i-d that tl?,-Gc..li-,-l Ml 1(111-4 IN BV bord "hl nut lin end to !.,. iiiip.illi,,,. -v lvniitii of drunkenness nn.bineff ii Slift la Cowjin In riiopliiy, "ftie encv which rested in mi:, and whi?h l""l'C)'-Ti r u.lmu.l" ;tmrl.itrf the ;, M icience of the J COUIltl V." 0 Tlmv mil li;ll Uurloln -,,,.. i3 0 riinniuit horixouially Wir hb, new1 A!L.ESTY OR MLMCANs Arlerad picture, "Th I'oppy (iltl'i Jliisliaiiil, which will li.' icon nl lli.l , MKXIS(' flTY O n ruPL. Areado tlioatrtt l"liily?u, f,iturduJ m, tHu4injil,il4iit cimte MWU Re- ' Total amount quirrd cn Amo'int to he Amount to be (o he :iitl on tmlay's nsvcss- umhrr nnifl on pri:i- paid tir inter- print ipnl and ment of of years Year. cipnl.- ist. interest. :?,"i.(HH).000 1 1921 None 12,500 12,500 0.5 2 1922 None 23,000 25,000 1. 3 1923 None 37,51)0 37,500 1 5 4 1924 Nce 50,000 ' 50,000 2. 5 1925 60,033 02,508 122,500 ' 4.9 S ..1926 ' f.0,00(V 72,000 131,000 5.27G 7 1927 - G0,000 C9,000 128,900 5.15G 8 1928 90,000 Gil,000 155,900 0.2-33' 9 192D 90,000 61,500 151100 5.0G 10 1930 ' 90,000 57.000 116,900 5.S76 11 1931 ' 90,000 Y2.500 I 112,100 5.6 :0 12 1932 90,000 )o,000 137,900 5.5LT 13 ..1933 90,000 4500- '135,400 5.3 14 1934 110,000 " 30V)0 j 118.000 . 5.C56 15 1935 110,000 33.5JW "J 113,400 " 5.733 16 193G 110,000 23,C0t- 137,900 5.516 17 1Q37 " 110,000 " 22.500 131,900 .5.270 18 1938. 110,000" 17,000 .120.900 ' 5.076- 3? -...1939 -115,000 ' 11,500 126,400- 5.038 20 1640 ' 113,000 . 5,750 . 120,050 . '4.82? 'TotiOs.... l.lOS.O'W ' 814.230 2,312,250 92,1;.0' Yearly . . ' Average e 74,900 -,712 9 0115;G12 4.6251 'lobe saving to aiUoniobil ... J .0 le owniii'-e.-j one wilniore th iji eomiH'nsati' ior t ie adih', taxation. The horse-diawneve-Mcies will also come in forheit- pe,i- HOIfciona savinsr ailil tie earrvnur ..:iii.il -in. s-ivi,e f mm lire .tlini- itPi.wO i.l . 'I 1 O to. . to ne eiistuereti. a uofiinroati is a com intriitv ei i!omv ami a poor le extra vatraneo. " . OS 0 inexi'us.i I" .,5 OON'TWAIT ORDER NOW I'eaclies will soon be gone. TVe have ELUKIJTAS AND CIJAWFORDS. 0 A iciee ltft of ConConl Ci rapes. im TTnnnm A tt tcc WE HAVE THE FKU1X ajnu vtiuiiiajijjo, f YOU DO Tire REST J Itit HGH GRADE EATABLES - MuM ' veaaMmmmmaianvmmmscsisiAnw null ' " " ';'. Rags Wanted 3c Per Lbs. Get Your Suit In Two Days - DON'T WATT GO BAYS AND TJIKX 151 DIS APPOINTED We will make yon a suit Custom Made in tw days, at very little more than a ready-made; Send Away Suits are out of the question as it takes from HO days to two months to et suits, and one has to make from three to six selections ol: goods and then no certainty of getting a suit, and they cost as much ns a Custom-.Made Suit. We have Seven Men, all with families, and (hey fp.-nd thirt nlmey in La (Irande. You get it back. it W 's to Chicago to some Jew, that is the lastyoiiWe of that Dollar. And we have a fine line of Iiiqiorted Woolens for Overcoats, and will guarantee that there is none belter. i" ' if THE T0GGER, ti i FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR GRANDE RONDE PROPERTY. One of (heifinest .1.00 acre, irrigated farms in the and one-half miles west, of Knter- u on Alder slpe. lorn home, worth .8,00C, Via rd wood oors, ("AinVnt basement, moderii barn ;u;.l other lUildillgST A good varietv. home mvlinv,! 1 J acres alfalfa, cut SO tons of hay, 70 acres grain, balance pasture, all tillable. All irrigated, fine water right. Price, 20,000. PYRAMID LAND CO. 1314 Adams Ave. state, tbri prise. Ore Has fine New and Used Coal and Wood Dig and Small Short and Tall from $3.00 to 50.00 Vse your Ciood .Tudgwirnt and P.uy our Headers. " ' . ' furniture Exchange. Fir.-i0d.Ieffmon 6 ffl "Qhonc Blapffc !t'i 1 rices pi.j3fo6 used Furnij., or0;-0, a " -Vige for newv ii a i - 3 ---- J " --'-ji- - - '' - - r -. - , i O o ' O 0o O , i (
