La Grande evening observer., October 13, 1919, Image 2

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nullil'i r, V CiAliNl Ulj.'l'.U V Kit
7! Si
For Youthful Figures, a
Khrschbaum
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fteurcn tor e nlenco supporting the.ol inmoiiiK machine uu wnr:, t'i.v;.I-1
theory uf a lout Pacific comincni I i-y charges, trem h-knife fiirhtinjt an '
in beinjj proKeeutefl in the ll.iwaiiai ! an artillery drill ' wa given 'itf '(Hi-"
yslanda, the South Sips and aloni? thi Macao barracks. A luncheon Riven in
nonor or tno younr? lieuleniiajs in tie
the hotnny di t,artnt(t'it of Htnnfon' :. by Premier Nitti, General Alb.-icci
University thinks tho. in certainopec secretary uCwar, anil general Piaz. ;
imonoof fern fuunil on tiifc island o'. chief of the l'ii.'.g 1,'cneial .:taff9'll !'
Hawaii he JKax establi.-lii.d the facl whom delivered speeches,
that at com period there was lime . Thence, the West Point unerial train
Two or ThreeButtbn, Single-
Breasted
The Vogue
Simple, sensible thoroughly stylish. Iligh-waisl,
two-button effect, impressed sleeves, jiml suit rolling
lapels especially becoming in the youthful figifi'e
$30.00 to $50.00
XTRAGOOD CLOTHES
For Boys $12.50 to $22.50
HilPs Dep't. Store
'oro should want; and befor ever
Important ho'iduy on the Jewish cul
ri'dar she took especial palnsto he
Mend the needy.
Toward Hiindown, every ifty. sh 1 west coast of Soith Anwicu.
would ki In-r the elillilre anwifM Professor Julas li. Campbell Koyal Mutiny acifcemy wasattended
ner unu Kt'V inwiii (t tJ riiivtiia.
About twi-flv yours ago Ho
bteca Dick eameOto New York from
Tarnopol, AuiOrla, Five yuu h
UfonQ her son lii.r como, and th
came to join him, wild his BhUer,
who Is Mrs?TilHu Mlnter. T Hon
caughL the spirit 01 kda mother, am
tiH Ino-'i at by Kivingion street
amieved faint'. Kvery glimmer Max
ItUk Jif.'ld a festival In honor of hit,
it'iiiiiilH and !njlr ehlhW'en, nnd when
a t hild was horn the hup' parent i
received apri.o from their Ian 4
h. id.
Venit-e, (Q.mo, Turin
vjuiiipii. in an in w en riinct's in1'
of the federa.; worL( .rr,i:ii.. r.fi.iv..l :m.l fnti.wn
i'servatorv ul k uc; voira no. aurrvv:
,iArAr:si; oi nni,H
waicv oi-' roiti:i(.i:its
lantiK to the south and west Ihroujrh t( J yodetm
.Jae;Karf Jr in char
mrntR witp iivpti in thi-ii- Knrmr Tnc
with rroie.sor CarnphellH the;ry, as ;.ar,ot8 then departed for a vslt i-f f;i,
si'rtinif tkat there aret'eoloirieal In I it.,i;.. t.
locations that the islands of the Pac
Lific were onre .onrn-ted. j
.Seeking data in support of Profes (
sor CampU'lI'-j theory, Professor W.
A. Pryan of the College of Hawaii u
now ttMrinK the west coat of Soul'
America nnd the South Sea Islunds.
Pidicfiueii .Make Cineful Kt'areli of
All Visitors Kt'KanlleNH of
SlandltiK
PYROLIN IVORY
' For Xour Dresser ,
You AvilTM('vtMv(liVr that is made in ivory
at our store, rvtiiiir ttaplay window.
PUTMANSbRUG STORE
The Rexall Store
( frnNpofih;nct.' of tint AHoolnti-( I'rrwH.
TOKIO, Sept. 5. HerorrliiK to the
s li'dl i enes of the Japanese, atll h
;o:ltl about thx movement of Vku
! : .pii ioiiH fop'Kiiers" who arrive in
ihlt! eoiinly, tho Jill says that no
f f f u 1 t Hi'14 authorities are wlely
i-aierul to prevent the influx of stieh
' dMineroiiH Ideas as HtdKhevlsiu and
roriatisu), but the reault Is that for
eie,t:ers who are very favorably n
ilintcl toward Japan are not Infre
quently HUbjectf-d to a systi-m of
. wvHlo!iH Hjtyin; or shadowing.
The Jill relates that recently an
Ainerjtan whosf.1 name Is well known
!'i btislno.ss and economic rixch.'S-in
.iiiiiita, while on his way from Na
Kasakl to Tokio, Is-sald to h:tvo been
siibjecled to examination at th-1
, liaad oT half a doz.-n different de
lectlveH. The Amrlean who Is a
fr;eml of Duron Phihusawa, In the
toitrsc of an Interview with him,
(liew his attention to what had oc
curred during his journey and said
that, such an experience, if suffered
by other foreigners, In likely to send
Hi. in away wllh a very unfavorable
iwprt sion of Japan..
'lhe Jill also refers to -the capo of
1m'. Frederick Starr, professor t the!
ChlcaKo university, who Is well- j
known anions the Japanese by tho
iM.ne of VOfuda Ilakaso" or Charn !
I'octor, owing to tho great Interest
M inced by him In the collection of j
charms from Japanese temples. The i
American professor recently arrived j
In Janpan. As scon as Dr. Starr;
h'l ded t Yokohama the local police
i.uthortles Instructed n polled offie- r'
to loltow him to Tokio." Later, when
Dr. Starr left for a trip to Mount
Fuji, tho police authorities tunpllod,
unasked, a police escort to the
American visitor, and tho officer ac
companied htm :fll the way to tie
top of the mountain. Dr. Starr Is at
present staying at K;izu and his res
ilience, snys tho newspaper Is un
nefe.ssarily closely watched by llr
lynx-eyed police.
The Jill adds: "It Is tho h' lht
(.f absurdity that tho Japaueso
iMithoritleH should evince 'suspicion
;'n.ut'tho DiovomentH of such men
and dot "I! dvtectlves to keep watch
ever them.
WatgbYpur Stock
eon-ction between the Hawaiian In proceed to Naples, Tenii, Ylorenc.
Now is
Frevailint
WEST POIM' CADETS
ENTEIM'AINED IN UOMF
f'ornvtpnniletire of Ihv AhsocI-i te i1',ccs.
ROME, Sept. M. The cadets of the
Vraduatinif class (tf the West Point
military academy, who came here to
see and study the battlefields of the
threat war, have been welcomed and
lavishly entertained with luncheons,
banquets, drills and dances in ten
Italian cities. Colonel Juhn K. West,
who commands the cadets was com
pelled to respond to 51 addresses ol
welcome in at ventcen days.
The fetes in honor of the Americans
began at Leghorn where the cadet.-;
landed in Italy and where they were
guests of the Koyal Naval academy at
an' elaborate luncheon at which ad
dresses were delivered by officers of
the Itnlian navy anil by Colonel West.
In Home, famous archaeologists nnd
artists acted as guides for the ca:lets
in siirht-sfM'ing tours nnd exhibition
Lieutenant Ellis Wlliamr.on (.La,
Grande, is a member of thi3 West
Point cadet party, now touring Italy.
Loyalty Well Rewarded.
A Parisian with n sense of l-,::vtr
bequeathed .'Of) francs to each "e!;:
live who abvtulned from attending bis
funeral. One poor relative hr-i'-d
on following the deceased to 111"
grave: nnd her loyalty was regarded,
for by n rodkii to Ids will the d"
ceased left the residue of his Inrge
fortune to those relatives nhn v.ef "
prepared to sacrifice the ,'JiX) franc-.
The Observer furnishes and print
Mutter Wrappers.
If you like an excellent dinh of
chilli put up just riwit and a'.wty::
fresh, yon will of course go to Kil
verthorn's fountain. Th y are also
serving delicious hot chocolate, hot
coffe:i, hot malted milk, as well as
all the cold drinks and those fine
sundaes that all like so much.
Daily m-S-t:
FAMILY DPUG STORE
GFJANDE.ORCGON.
9
tifiie'tfJ" insure you Stacfc against any
Ailments by feeding your Stock Carey.
. izeel Slock Tonic Bricfc, whicn coniams an me jn-
mlicnts tc ftieet the dema-icte of the Animal's
syste Call inWd get a Free Booklet 6n Carey
ized Sto: Tonic rick, or Phojie Mahi 70 and we 1
will mailybuacopj
Jim
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results.
This Is the Place '
"Vi'e Lave .just lV-eived a new supply of auto top
Roods, and auto riVbes anil shawls. .Ymi arc vyt Iconic
to look them over.. VlresshiK for mohair, ieat'ier v.'d
rubber tops; auto fjln-es, five minute vulcanixt -rs,
running-board mats, Vm belts for all ears.... Now is
the time to rcpair sidcViu-tains while not in use.
T. M. SHANNON
Harness and Triflrming Shop. ..
COVE LAND
A fine tract of 90 acres just west of town. This is. a part of tho
French land, lyin.t just across the roan irom tne i. M. lueney
dure. Tixi tract is all m cultivation, slopes centiy lo mo west,
kis a water riylit, anil plenty of water for irrigation, and only
tliVe-foui ths of a mile from a railroad sidine;. lhe price of this
piuW'i-ty is'12! per acre, one-fourth down and balance nt the
rater yinotper year, witn x per cent interest, inis lann sown
to nlfVfa wilh pay for itself in less than two years, line could
make i bcttiV investment than to buy this property ami im
prove it Aftertthe first payment it will easily take euro of itself
and all e.ense. The owner will take some sheep or catlle as a
part or nri. pnf'mem.
SHCJ7K1TV 1.A.M) & HAVI.NtiS ItJ.llfA.M
l.n (Irnnde. Oregon.
MhMmOTEN N DAT AND NIGHT W
Alius Aiilan 1 ; 1 11 111,-1 (if Wiiodliuin
1 : 1 7 liir.diialo of Wlllaineltu mil
verslty, la prviinrhiK ror a trip to In
Ul... wherd nlio will tiiko the fluid a
a inlHulonary.
Arthur Wntnis. a inemlier of tin
1. W. W., who was depiirtinl fjom As
torln. w n sii'ned hh a tleckland on
llu Colimlti nt 25 ccntx u tuoulli tin
til lie reaches KukIuiuI.
loved friend. Ilibecca 1)1, k, nlnely
five yi iii's old, who lias jnsl ill d al
the hoiiiii nr her Hon. Hundreds
eillldrell Jollied ill llui bum riiu,-ra
lirr.i'KHvinn tli.it I" Us way slowh
"lie
laid
had n
k, am'
Iheli
li'-: llir
to pay
For the quarter endliiK Seiileiiiln i
110. thero were 1J: divnreo i-asei (
the cldcutt court of Mralon county
and durlni; tho snmo time there
wire 125 iuiirrlai;i. lire-awn Issued
A iMosnnite tins be. n received b.
Mr. nnd Mm. Clrant Wlleox of Hose
burl: aniioiinelnit the dealh of tlieli
roll, Herbert, need 111. nt I'm I Law
ton, by the accidental lilHcharfre
n Rim,
Iti responso to nn liinnlry as tt
wltother the dredce 'tilnook wi
ponn to bo relumed lo tin' mouth o?
V:-' Columbia river, (leneral ltlaeV
lla advised Senator Chamlu'rlali
that there Is no need of dredelni; thf
tar.
Mr. an Mrs. II. R. Carrier of So.
lembnve Iven IHMUI to the lain
sanne.hall fund of Willamette uni
versity, and l'r'Sldent loney an
nouures that he b V two JMmO i:i(t'
ft slKht nn soon as Ijie fund leacheii
J.'iOJiOO.
over lite Willlniiishllri; llriilc,
day to Mount Zinn eeillel
lliooklyil, ttliero she was
rest.
l'llsliearl pi, Idlers always
r.eod word for "Mulher" HI
many of Ihein did not take
dac s in tlie Inni; I ti ab
::lrt el yel Tday. but went
I lieir last n : -1 cts to her.
Tli"e who have real troubles on
'Ik Ki t vide. In lhe Ohetio, know
il.al lhe rilly-l'nniU.v hoir.e at I'.!)
l!ilni;lon l r.-et .n not a plaie ol
l-H'Ilt. erinir.
"Tills is the House f llabies;
no reiils are raised li.'re."
That was the lel.end on a Mi-.f
uhiilrwai pin up by M,i ni.k, a1
tin Inslanie of his imitln r.
''Mollier" IMik was the patrol
.-aiut ot all tli,. children at i''.i liiv
lllk'ton slreet. II was liuval as llu
hi. use ef babies, eauso I hero wen.
llleie 11m, i ;ill of t,,.i livln,; (here
Kverv day she went ainoiii; the tain
l.e. In Ilia' heii-.e to ihat in
The Methodi
runim.'iire sale
ellur'-h, Wcd'leid
15.
urc!i will have a
tasement of tiie
fteitiOon, Octber
10-l;t-2'
HOOST PLANS FOK
COCNTKY LIFE.
I ry Assoftntcd Iross to Tlie ()liservtrt
LONDON, Sept. 10. More than :ir.O
English villages. have Recently organ
ized branches of the Village- Chdis As
sociation, it union of rural community
societies through which it is planned
to make country life more attractive.
In each of these cnmimlnities, club
houses have Wen constructed vat vine
in si.e aial appointment from a simple
reading room, which may nlso be nKidc
to serve as n general meeting place,
to Nettlt bed's pretentious villnge haP
which offers men's nnd women's dre?s;
ijig rooms, library, rending- nnd bil
liard rooms, a play shed, skittle alley,
rife inmre, kitchen and cnokevy school
In the organization of theic club
ft ur points are given prime considera
tion tho eligibility of both men am'
women to membership, thai tho club?
shall be non-political nnd non-seetar
inn, thai they shall be self-snpportinc
nnd tiiat they shall Ik1 administerc'
by a committee elected by the mem
hers.
j.-c.Nrenry'.
Residence Undertaking Parlor
FUNERAL DIRECtr AND LICENSED
EMBAKilER
Phone Call Main 02 1
Day and Night
DEPENDABLE COAL
Get Your Suit In Two Days
DON'T WAIT (iO DAYS AND THEN BE DIS
APPOINTED We will make you n suit Custom Made in'two
days, at very'little. more than a ready-made.
Hend Away Suits ale out of the question as -it
takes from SO (days to two months to get suits,
and one has to inakel'i'om three to six selections
of goods and tljen nil certainty of getting a suit,
and they cost as miu h ns a Ciistom-ifadp Suit.
We. have Seven' Meit all witli families, and they
spend tht ir nioiieySn La (Irando. You get it
back. f it goes .to it 'hieago to some Jewthai is
the last you see W that Dollar. And we have a
fine line of Imported Woolens for Overcoats, and
will guarantee that there is none better.
KEMMERE,
Wy
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UTAH
Phone Orders
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Grande Rotuie Lumber Co.
Sl'AKClllNi; I'OR A
LOST niNTlM'.XT
llON-oniHl, T. .11., Sent. ';
A vaUuihl hnnd belonclnE t
IiolPPtnan llnrms of Portland.
iblrh was lo't Uv blni while hunt.
Inp In lhe wilds of l,tiuo county, wn
found Thiirsilay by John Harker
Tho animal hail been without f'0d
for 10 iys.
)1JM OK KIM HKAIITKO
, IITIMIX .VIM li.M'
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39fSv YORK.Iet. 13. Mather"
i nick Is ilaad 9
flllvlnctoa stroet ebljdien JolneOj
In inngi-nliiK ht ls of lljj'lr be
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WANTED
Clean (Vtj.011 K'ags fiitale to Wipe Machinery,
3 eentn ound '
La Grande Evening Observer!
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GENTS
out of every dollar col
lected gos
tO pay
TAXES
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our
City Restaurant & Bakery
IlIBt
From the Minute You
Enter
til! you leave we try to make
you feel nt .hom at this res
taurant. We leave nothinir un
done that will add to your com
fort and enjoyment. You'll find
service, food and appoint
ments all lo your likinp; nnd
you'll have.no reason to be dis
pleased with the check. Try
dinner or luncheon here soon
ANTIION i" & UOBHINS, Props
New VALLEY MOTOR FREIGHT Service.
.- SHANG HA!
icfp sujy and irooDura
0 . OoSsesieJky
lei,liifg ?, eat and Cloa
''rtli .street.
& It ,
Home Independent
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oOpefi (1tober
Ld'ui'ua u u 1.x m 1 1 i &
ISi-.lfVk H-h r MOrA.M 'ty. ereat .vnt;--s -,:!, l.o.i.,.- I 1
yM. eeita-t,. i!umim:h!ya livesk irind pi.fvini; that('()N I I I' el l,iN
i.ipiwat, .T' l when vur t tisV ! IJ, l ltN Roes- a 'UrGoy '1 f jiet.s jrAi
l''Ki.v' "' v iH-t-i-r - eat i-x - fe, better. o u
a the iii'h trial and vou T.ill r,T
.il'c Al'utnam lruc Stu,
i v ui i rio i
. ail uro,W ll.2Lm I
a
lhe all.-y JL.tt.r Treight Service
( ompany has heen organized fi- the.
),uri,rse .f givine,. the towns f the
(.rando'lvini.le valley dailv fiviuht ad
express service by motor" truck It is
' giir aim t,1 cotum.ic as near as 'Mo
vith (he rates now charged bv the rail-
vr; . i'
,e win -lick up your shipments at
nyM,.nt.al,d unlor at anvVtint in
-nr iige, vj-.i.-h will elimi.Jte cartaeo"
tWvJ -" . further vu-y.-nlars
.v .lrjvt f? any f fnu.u op rall
.tlioe ittMi4delyiVer Kara go. AVill sf.rt
.operating abMrO..berl.r
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