La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 03, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFTiTPAY' TCYTyTm flPTOBEtt 3.Vli)19. la fiTfAKDR vimxa OT?sr:riVET; u mm mmifsmi An ladepvbdt'ntif Ntfrrtfpfcfr ,H Prjbliibed Uailj 'and . Wefctty. ftt La urande, Oregon, by La Grande Even ing Observer Publishing Company BKUCR DENNIS, Hubliaher. tJntred at the Poutoffice at La Grande Oregon, aa Second Oast Mail Matter AddnOi ali Communication to The Observer, 1710 Sixth Strwit, City a'O' County Offtrinl Paper. wa.ju lilie tliat. ' '"NoW; uCrf'rtrHing to all the Irmlitlfmr tif "tnti'tni'lt, tin? KnleaWomun shwiM have roKistt'ifd ilisdnin. Hut she did not. fche Juokt-d rcKpuctfully ut the young -woimtn, and aaiuP "We 'u!(' be very gl. 1 hi pen iT:tntly the board of education of Ventuni ('alifornia. wa horrified At the pour penmanship disclosed. Im O mediately a new supervisor of writing whs hirl, whu will Kfion eotmnem-i-hrr labor of improving tne hand-wiii to;'' i ing of the youth of Ventura. A fr;? more mirh women in the mar J'Por penmanship is not a local af- piuce, with courage to O.t theii j fliction. It in common enough among purchaM-s to tlieir jjutkuh would tr whoa more to bring lui prkcH, not onh among of millinery but of everyunng else. ilhan any other agency. On fcaiu in Uttier Citoff Oregon HuiuJ Of all the women whopping In that News Stand, Portland; Imperial Nva More on that inouiiiiff, this one Stand, Portland; Multnomah Hotel aP'bably alone in a perfectly children everywhere, and irorninent and Kucressful p' Newa Stand, Portland, Oregon. 8UH8CK1ITION RATJUS Ily Carrier JLlly, per month P.,. , , . 5c Daily, per three montbi.. ...... .$1.95 Daily, per six months in advene $-1.75 Dai I v. ncr rear b. advance 17.30' Onily, ainglo copy t .. ,Gc ! brand Ily Mall Daily, per year in novv&uca. wii jiorte."t idhtfrence t her beiiefrf.. Other hut' hesitated, gone nway in iippnll'd oi ashamed silence, or. had Hubmitted t( being gauged f'r outrageous pt1e. -I Not a woman who heard this girl bu! envied hr Iter poi.-e and lief courage. The word "cheap is not always a f inferiority. Used at in whj- Daily, per six moritha in advance $2.5(j paily, threK oiohtfra :n Advance. Daily, per month ... .....GUc Weekly Observer-Star, By mil, pel rear In advance- . . . $!(' in tne millinery :dmp, it became a nign TP.0U ut something more precious than gold year. Again the Flumes arise in Italy. ' o 0 o IWiM'KKS IN GItM.W NAVAL CMIKKTAKLNGS . HcuiH as well, Aji eay, legiule Hand is the rare thing In writing toiluv. Still, )oor writit'g is not inevitable. If fewer faddish methods were em ployed in the M-hooIs and more cm- jiiiasis were placed upon legibility, the results miirht show e-reat irnnrove- ment in a short time. Too often the London paper, which describes Uua a. beginner is taught to write by some the most ambitious Uict'cal operation Plan Had lleen LsucreHsfully Tried to llottle I'p the Ilritish Fleet by Underaea Craft. (Correspondence of the Associated PrAs.) ' ' LONDON, Sept. "1. German U boats tried to bottle up the ttritish grand fleet rn tne Firth of Forth dur ing the latter part of the war, says a -coltl common sense That woman husband, when he wauls to Hi i rt a business, will have tonu. capital to go ahead with. ROOM i;S(H (.11 FOR TWO ADMIRALS. General Pershing Jiaa won the re ward he deserved, the permanent title of 'Vene'tal.' wifil tin corresponding rank and pay. Thus justice has been done to the active head of the victori ous American army. It remains to do justice to the htad, or rather the tw head-f, of the navy. , ' , Admiral lb nsoij who served his untry so well as chief of naval-op- ftnrthmx, Is fWmtf'Trtim"hft.ive ser vice, and as matters sl'ind, automatic alt, revtirlsift-t tne rank, of reur ad rnicH.''u .Admiral Sims, whose han dling', of 'the I'rcat Aindricati .fleet rv l ii) opto n W aters urou.- the? mlivw tnn of every observer at home and' abroad, and wAs a vital Tlclor in win- f" nmg lb.' v:ir, has suitereil similar lo:;:i My Cmintry Tla of The,- Hwcot J,nnd of Llbettiy," A STORY tiOOl) IvWiiyl'O 'UM-, l'y ff-y -v. fatiiorinb!i rniilinrry AriX ;liu cl at the h:tU mid stiiilnl; iuoknl at their prices nm frownrrl. 'Him s"d'" Fail to htr companion, "I will not pay such pi ict'H for hat.. I-'iftei-n dollars of rank on li is return holm, is my limit for the finest hat I'd wan! i The puhlir would he as odad to yev to wear." j Iheso deserving men named "admir' Turning to the saleswoman she ask i als" as it was to Ree l'l'rshini; naineii d in n voire perfectly audihle al' ' "'teneral." There is n hill pendini; in throne,!) the shop, "lo you make hats1 tae senate for that purpose, already Vlere?" On heinj? assured that they passed hy tae hiaise. Is there any n-a-did, she continued without n trace of son why tlw- senate should not pass it? embarrassment, "Well, would yoi: - copy nny of these models in n chea I.I'Ulll 10 WltlllNC IS TIIK MOST lmt?" Not "inexpensive," or ''more mnder litely priced." or aaylhiiu.' hut "cheap" particular method with fat Idler a o? thin letters, with special arm move ments or soinelhinif else. Kvery pupil must write exactly like the copy. Then suddenly, before the habit is thorough ly formed, n new HUperintendent or supervisor is hired anil an entirely new method is introduced. The result is confusion, of course. It does not take many years of this Hort of tiling to ruin the piost promising handwrit ing. Haste and indifference do the rest. Is there any real reason why n roomful of children should shape their a's, dot their i's and cross their t's ex actly in unison? I'coplc. who profess to read character from writing seem to believe that penmanship differs with personality. It is true that the handwriting, of an individual often changes re:niirknl'ly after school days .are over, sqiiioumcH greauy aii better. " TVbuldMl Hint ho'-possllile'lf) leach writing with less emphasiK on faddish methoiloAvhich nrd,y harm an indivdual style, and with more attention to sim ple legibility -it T 1 .'. ' .Attojuxy Cultural 1'alnicr says the evidence he will present against the meal packers will amaze us. It won't amaze us half so much as a little ef fortict action in reducing prices. Lenine seems to stand about as much killing as Villa. nil'OitTANT. Tn looking over cerlain examination This time last year, boys were gatil cring nuts and saving the shells to help in the manufacture of gas masks. They call them "Fall" hats because father falls for the price, year after The scheme aimed at the blocking ! off of the entrance to the Faith by the sowing of a big mine f ie'.d. Three months of hard work were devoted to V SET bctliet ac JT quainted wijliTha ks Florsheim Shoe; know it by actual wear as well as by reputation and you'll realize when you get a pair on your feet that there is a big difference in shoes. N. K. WEST & CO. Sound Business Policy Reliable Service Progressive Methods ' ' ;.; La Grande National Bank CAPITAL A'l)Sl'ia'LrS ..".OKm IM-ISOUKCK ,tl,!)0(),()00 Uur doors have ih-vm-business hours .since tin nation in 1SS7. Y! will welcoine ami ap lreciate your aeeount. ht'cti closed iluriii!; dale of our ort,'ani- Fresh Vegetables hi er iii'Hiii ( .in..!. 1!. tlllc, II . i - n 1 1 i i!vir-.i I ,i 1 1 ui i r oi'lll' Jic; 8 S'accI I' .liven l'i , 41 li v, ii i til if Lf'iie. oo "J. b lu w t i i i i " ?: 1 i i i i i i i i i i ii- n ii r3i U414J iu mm i-U lm ..f-VK'W'v-n t.'j,r-'f5w;' 's-hV;T. H!s5kS' L H' -i iiUw"iV'' m -v "iMrtH -hLm 'iff f'.-J Fresk Air Freedom Heed tldVIIlt!' ;tll'- llie Apex Klectrie ; or sliade top up poreh I'illows with lines ii n sun room or veranda uln re.' The cleanly suction of Cleaner refreshes floor covering Imlslered wicker funiilure or i i t -1 1 i i i n' speed and certainty. The open House of summer attracts unweleoiite ;;tist,s of dirt aitd thist lint the Aie.-eipiipped house wife finds eleijne relief in the possession of this tireless eleeiric sYrvaiit. Kroin attic to liaseineiit, ,.'1he. epliirc house niy he dust -freed as ofleu as tle wred and wjthout wtsle of tijilt1 r eiierirv. The disl iitct ive I'eaXures o ahiahle. Its aliiniinuAj li companion u osiairs or tiiw Jole pukes into hard-to- ease. us oiumr svstetii is designed to i( uniuterrui service. it Vac V I I I . 1 1 I 'tirr ' ihe'Apex make it in nt'ss makes it a likahle The exclusive inclined h )laces with confident iatic. lie Apex is serviee throii'di the i i.i 1 1 ears of its IMIONK rOK 1'1,'KI TUMAI. MAIN :i. v i u Ca desire, -we will send out a brand loryo'i t try on our own ruirs and furnishings, all w it limit cost or oblii,'at ion. r w rite us at once sire, -we w ill send out part iciilars. new Apex 1 f yon leaner Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. r r i - lilt's i - a ( a fell CLtquiC SUCTION CLEANER SALE OF 200 ttDIES' UNION Suits and Two -Piece Garments 7 PATENT LE V I IIKIi SHOES Utz & Dunn, and Pingrce Shoes of highest quality .workmanship and material, In button styles; cloth and kid tops. All sizes up to 5. Your Choice $1.95 BTiUllHlt MiHIWI'IIMlillllW 111 KID . AM) .CALFSKIN SHOES $2.93 Pingree, Utz & Dunn ani Queen Quality makes-tall high grade shoes. Some of very finest kid and style: are good. For those who can not wear patent leather, this is an excellent chance. 1 rvu II These are garments selected from our entire stuck of high gnie underwear for this Kjiec-Sr-nt. There are no seconds among them. There are union suits, vests ami drawers Hest quality, all wool "Ml'NSlNGW EAK and oth er highgratle makes of underwear. At $1.23 and $2.00 vou will find here, union suits of heavy mer cerized cotton with long sleeves and ankle length. All sizes. At $1.23. Tnere are vests and drawers of best all wool quality. Less than the present wholesale cost while any remain at $1.25 the garment. At $3.23. . . there are all wool union suits, long sleeves, ankle length. Two different qualities. At about present wholesale cost. MUNSING high neck, long sleeves, ankle length, half open front. Best quality Munsingwear. In both white and grey. All sizes now at $3.85. MUNSING Union suits, all wool, long sleeves, high neck, half open front. Price $3.30. New Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits for Boys Of materials like father's clothes the name quality workmanship, the same fabrics and the same guarantee on them. You have to he satisfied with them. "We've just receiv ed our first shipment of these celebrated suits for boys. Amiiiijj them is one of the new Henna Brown shade, made in belted model, with plaits down the hack. invite mothers and fathers to see these new clothes before buying. The prices range up to $27.50. , the Uuk by a considerable f'ori,' of submarines. t!:o mines l.ein bii'I in the .snape of a lialf-mooii. Hut mine sweepers h;id discovered the plan avd, as fast as the mines were plant-"!, :bey were cleared tiway. It is recalled that other sinii'ar at tempts to trap the fleet were made in liUTi in the Moray Firth, wh-:'n over 400 mines were laid, and in lOl'l at the Orkneys. In round numbers, .n the.-e three occasions, the Ciermans 'aid 1100 mines at a cost of $1000 each. The King Edward was the only riKhtine. ship that fell victim in thjsc operations. Enormous numbers of mines were laid by the (icrmans off Harwich. It was found that these fields were spread regularly at 10-day intervals, so ltriti.-h sweepers occasionally left portions of these waters unswept so that when the next batch of SMbna rines came along, thev ran afoul of their own mines. ' The Uisk of clearing Ilritish waters of mines is almost completed. 1IAKT SCOUES HIT As thrill after thrill Is reflected up on llio silver sheet at the Arcade theatre where "The Poppy Clrl'a Husband, " a new Arteraft picture with William S. Hart as star, is be ing shown today and tomorrow, spirlators are daily Impressed by the versatility and artistry of the fa mous actor. In this offering Mr. Hart rises to new heights, carrvins the audienco with him taking the spectators out of thetnselvis and transporting them to the verv scenes depleted so graphically in thr story. On tho same program Is shown tho new two reel Seunett eomedt Hearts and Flowers" with Louise Krazenila, Ford Sterling and tho bathing beauties. womax ih:;istei;s foh AGHR'I LTI'IIAL COlKSIil MOSCOW, Idaho. Ort. 3. For tho first time in the history ot the Uni versity of Idaho school of ngricul" ttiro, a woman student Is regli-.tured for the full four-year agricultural course. The young woman iu ques tion. Miss Naomi Chapman of Aso tin, Wash., expects either to ussumg tho management of a farm or to en. t r extnsion work after reco'vintf her degree. CHICHESTER S PILLS ' THE DIAMOND Hit A Mi a s ini-fDM-irrtintmond II rand. I'llla (n Hd ind Void n-riaKicV eaici wiu iHuS Ktltx) B no otAer. Hot r fonr UIAIOSD HKINI) PILI.B. fo mi T't knowa u Dat, Safest. Alwiyi RclitM f SOU) BV DfflJGfuSTS EVERYWHERE C it y roper ty Six rooms, plastered, lot 100x110; price ifloOO, terms. Four-room house, nicely furnished, for $2000, terms verv easv: hath and toiletj wired, house in splendid condition. This will' heav investigation; cau be sold without the fuiTiiture. Two acres, jittt outside city limits; splendid soil, choice fruit trees; good six-rooin house, chicken house a.nd park; nice shade trees, water r'ht; price -'oOO. Modern five-room Jioiise, plastered, plumbed, wired, iii' "-ood .condition: price j-OOO, ttj-ins $L(X) easli, balance Jike rent.- Choice well built house, street improvement all paid. A seven-rooia house: fire place, garage, nice lawn and trees; modern, in good location; price :!."kH), terms. Large trees; mod five-room home on Adams, large lot 55x135. nice bum shade e seven-room house, near high school, lot TJOxlD; fruit odPrii, Well built home for ti, terms. lodPrii lm me. ith good plumbing; f irec'plai r, t-.uilt-m af' book cases, and China closet, stationary washtubi ial'a'Pmeut" house has jifM been painted. Im'esngate thj". ' 0 G E.O ' REAU ESTATE ii 00 CURREV. LA GRXNDE0 OREGON 0 a.a-o0. -o-o- So TP?