La Grande evening observer., October 16, 1919, Image 4

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WAUXKR AT
UTAH THKATHK
TODAY
The elusive myglnry nf India, tho
homo of tho llpy. thu niyntle, tho
niiiKlehm ond tho houutirul Niintc.h
(II rl dnnecin. Is Bt rlliln j; ly portriiy"!
1..VW AND OilDKK TI1K Sl l'KK.MK
111 I.K.
Wherever the jire.iilenl's train slop
ped, wiiile Inviis on his western lour,
inwds nf people putireit out to mi'ot il.lwhirh N wlrit nrrii ni ..! t ion ts for. Mr.'
Look Through Your
and Se
SATURDAY,
Set M( tisiiriiiL
Set Mt.'iMii'iii:
( ';i ii O jtfUi'rs
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Uncle Sam's Ac
On Clothes
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says
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UCnnlie
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CTOod
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genuine value that's a rM wr ;,t!KT ;,"tliii,,e u 1:'a,iort 11
c IfiiMMiis doubtful wliothor that rijfiit can
Uncle Sam would certainly g.-riwriy h.- dmied them.
And that is the verv ' nurDo.v)KTLA.o hwi-:ivi-:h
Kirschbaum Clothes are made
.'uiirbal of Wednesday. This ,was
Woir in our windows and our cabiut'tw'1 fWa "ofl iri;a 1,ul cru,lit
. , , libit; tiouroes thU niorning.
me new autumn styles m
suits and overcoats
Department
hi
be shown at tho Star thenhe tod
and tomorrow.
Exlraortllnnry enro has been lalte
nnd no pxpense has limn spared l
milking this production colorful n 11
convlnelnK In atmosphere. Tho tow
of Nuinpur, -with Its crooked stree; i
iiui'.lnt houses, picturesque 'hiiziiiiih
and 'wine-shops, ,wlth lis swiirniln
crowds of Hindu.! nnd their pari,
phomnlla of Orlnntnl liupedlinenti!
ciiinels, (tonts nnd donkeys, Is '
KlrlkinK Kruphlr srene.
In tho native wine-shop Naucli
Birls are danclnt; lo n weird oil
intonation of Oriental music, for th
ontni'llUuiiiollL . ul I niie..ieM
laimr. iiiireuuii limM ol llie pi I lie I - i
d( s Itiere will be little (pii'dinn uiuone
any coliiilel able class of citizens.
It is taken for granted by most
Amn it a!i:i tlia. wae earners have u
"rij'ht to oivant.e,' and coiimi ipicnlly
rijvat nl collci't ive haramint.
it You
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OCTOBER 18, VE ARE GOING TO SELL
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COME-IN 3ATU2DAY
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11 'Jul li il-
II Mill
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iKm'l' WitiH tiicin, niie in
iii'iirli-s tlut wtiiiii u ncivl
Hdw. &-Impement Co.
o .
Comp(', in ahHt-rtinff them, grunt the
. ume ngnta to capital. 0There ia a gen
eral deposition, o, to yfrce wji the
dumuml for an eight-hour dnyand onf
clay of rest 8 week. Th(Satuiduy half
holiday seemH to involve ?-k "prinri
jdi.,1 Mr, (iomporM, howevi, merely
iski that it Imi ''encouraged." lie id
likewise n-a-ionnbli-0 In unking that
overtime be "discouraged, c
Then; can To r.o argument ;out
''payment of a living woge." '' only
jm-.stion is, whatiH a livin wage?
As for women fc'Tciving equal pay
wi'.fi men for th.asame work, that ap-
jn-aiB no moj;e than u matter of justice
1o a Hex hitherto dir triiitinated gamut
iirfuhtrially.
Pjohiljitii. df 'lubor for children un
ler 10 accord with modern views.
Freedom of speech, pren and as
semblage are guaranteed already by
the constitution.
Perhaps the. most delicate' iiucstion
involved in this net of principles is the
tight of wane earners to bo 'reprt-
'nted by representatives of their own i
vttKY.rv in ni'iroti.'itiuns' 'with eninhiv-
chio:iint? in
i ih." This lemc'ncs vidil npot in the
vtcel strike. JuIfe iary has indicalcil
vJO Vernilliiis willingncsH to talk with men actu
''ml''"y"l in the steel mills, hut
inil rt.a!:et t ,0 businens with outside
i'l',nt,l " I",sil'u" makes it inr
nnsHilile f(ir ny Kruno of organized
t,vol',tmon ti ans;u-t business with
4)uir i-niilivriK throueh national offi-
MM TOXH K KriJAI?
Twn hundred Ions of BUKftr r-
;i d in Portland h'ht nlK"t aboard
h(! at'uin'-r Koho 'ny and will io
nnl':id'd toijity D-jyn llio Oregon
or tIies(l( nr, ton r for
I'ort-
land, 2 6 tons tor Astoria and near!))
desllntions. .. ,
Three eiirloads of suear reached
I'oitland this inoiniiiK by rail, ron-
tiinoil io jobber-4, aecoidlnt to th'1
stalernent of oftiei-fhi of the Western
Suj:ar liefinery eoiupany. after helnir
llio road from California since
St'iieiiiber III. Tho refinery has
made allotment of Its n t product to
I'll Jobbers In Itf; territory nd some
or Hit! early sbl)ineats arc. supposed
lo be clo.se to I'orihind. 'ithin a
k, It is said, surriilent surar
will have arrived by rail itnd ho. it
tnliy to relieve tlr present
.;hti t .1 4. .
, si-.lecn fniloiids Arrive,
'phi
r kii a-
ird' ' ie
. j v.e: li
:il"nl of twelve earlonds
llius been addi'd to I'oit-
rcs. It is said, llefor
ii was rstimntiMl that
1 n,l l,; ,l leieived only
ten carload
,,r sii ir in two w'ks.
The Hose city will hrliiK more
i naar fioio San rrancisco next week
'Addition to the supply has th'M
- liipled, I'm-i land's suar nuiiply anil
mii at least so what relieve the
..lioriane. TIiIh would he true oven
I: rail shlpnouls had not Increased
la .-' t weelt.
"Number, Please."
"I lli-pi'd hi numbers, for th number
caiiic," hald Ah-viinihT I 'ope. Unt that
was hrfore the era of the telephone.
j Iilni)im:hatu N'ews.
Kitchen
Need
12c
. 27c
... 27c
... 15c
. 40c
...20c
40C
.. 65c
$1.00
$3.20
$1.00
$3.75
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PJCO IDKS
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V l ,i A I A N I : SKAPTOIt
Sessile llayakawa, Tii renowned
Japaneso aelor, who lu rank d by
eriiOs as the premier actor of iie
s rt'on today h is bli ramaite mo-iiK-ntH
liP his latesl rod'-it.t!on,
"Hiiiid; of Honor," tli; llieme o:'
which is built around lie levorenco
of t he Jup:im-Be0 f or "tl! honor v(
the family nam'-."
T!i; at(ry hrow.i an interest in:-'
liKht on the traditioiu of the Sam
urai, o; ruling class, of Japan. In
this Intensely drnmaiitic nlory Jlay
akawa plays a dual rob;, that of 'win
brothers, Vainashifo and San)u, no;!
of Count Skuiiiil, who in hlh In the
councils (f date of the KlOH'cj-.v
Kingdom. Hiulft Jia; bitairhl dl
Ki'iire uon tlio family nam') by d'J
livrin important plans to liri.-jKin
intniicrK, and Ihm fled o litiy-la
with tliu i.ph;:;. VaiuaHhiro offt r.i ti
exmato hi a brotln i u it into an J
places biiiiscdf ul the di.-pusul of Dij,
hih otficlals. Jlow he clears the
btain from tho family honor ai:a
restores the plans to his country U
told lu a drama of power auu ino-
tlonal elimaxes that hold to the fla
il di-nodiiicemtml.
The two- eiitindy contrasting
rhararters Cijll upon ail Hi- rcsuuni-..
of thin 'j:it:at actor, who HMCte'di in
pn'si-nliiiK distinctive etaracu-i i;;a
Hon c'jh in'in;;iy.
Dainly T.-.uri Aoki, who h;in i-'i
apjtealliiK rofu an tii-- we(!'liuitrt, ii
Mimo. JIayakawa in real life. Othera
who miiltH up a notablo cast are
Marin Sais. Heibcheil Mayall, Tuyy
I' Uiilia and .M. Foshida.
Al;,o a comedy and our national
parks, d fine jeenic.
i( i:it.Mi:T ski.uk
isti:ii;i tion
Conirri ssnian Ni k Kinnott Ikih
iimiiu -i. il Hi Observer to as.,i.-t hilu
auiifh inniukini: diBlrillutiou . of llie
vegetable seeds allotted lo his ilis
1 1 let, 111 xt sprinc;.
The depart inent of uki irllltilre
has, he writes, allotted to ach meui
ber of roliiri .ss a nuiober of, pack
ages illfllciint to kIvo a packa:e of
seeds to .only 0110 person In o;'cli
niulit or ten lu liia district. This
causes hllu lo bo particularly desir
ous that what se'ds he has available
should e,et Into the bands of liio'e
i-oiislilnelit.s who most desire tllclli
mid can use llietil In the li,-st advau
(e;e. llo slates that he b. Moves
Ibis can be done better throueh -the
pallet.'. In his district than in any
nl bor way.
Announcement will be mad"
mi' ) 11. It ....In..,..., ..p 11.:,
l'orl-kmn the s. nn-iv, rii.-.i,iv
j;lfl(ir .iiu fjl.st (.r (,nin(n
.Mii3riTi k i; Mi.vnos
Iporluiilty t'orStHne Voiiuu M;m to
iiu to West Point or Annapolis
In order to give eipial npnrtun '
My Ui every boy In bis dh.lnct to
rin an a iipoint inent lo W'esl l'oinl or
Annapolis Con:,'ic.iyni:'n ,. .1. .Sin
lt will bold n competitive cvini
n."(lon oil Oef lllber lath, jlilll, to
delerinilie bom he will desii na',.
lo the inililary ami naval acadi iuies I
ill 1M2II.
'I'lle ,.n iniu il fon will be !:i en f .n'
llio riingrersman by lb" I'. S. Civil
Servile Commission in Ihe followine
NIGHT AND DAY
IS LIFE
II A AHA WA'ti LATKST
Mi
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Tnbercu'esis klllii lr-VXI l-,"s,n In tie Vnlt.M Sis t,s ,e v.-ar?
These two weo.ci esi-.iped. '1'U'y lire ybown In tb.Vit nn l'l y Can.p
conducted hy the St. I.ouis SmMety for the Kelief nd Preven;!c:i of Tufcer
ciflosls.. They nro ninong the fo: lunan jnes because they knew how to take
care of tb!iis,lve when this gn'sit uucare t'o-eateiud lOern. fiiey l.:,n'
that the cure rV ploily ef fiv-h air. eve-ll the tei.ip-.iitire i mini below '
fr'zini;, Muii:iit, go.ul f.Hwl :tfwl rsi ui.der pn.per nodical sutervisioti.
Tuber'ulos'. Is not only coraMc bat is prevent.ib'e n weil.
The prvveniion li larv-ly in rlcht Hvliic. In balldiin up O Klronc b'd:iv
rvslstiuice. l::-ht out Ci l Alters.,: are l:ifrc:.Nl at 5, 01,. ft me In theO llve-i
ncivnllujr Uf t'.gui'O. ivwhe Nation Ti;lwi ',s!s
ngeiiyj In the I cited Slates In C'- .ht v: tli,s ,11
la s-''l,- f O 'CP nni.?l 'd Cross 1 !,.0'iO',w j,.
fiOU iji ca Qi ell Ibe work 11. re.:,1, at ';ae ;car"i.e
iVTKODtCSWft
. ft
ei- ht citit s at the same hour and
day:.
linker, llend. Klamath Fails, T.a
(l randf, 1 .ak. view, Ontario, l'mulle
ton, Thy I'alb-s.
Any yoiui',' man, wI)o a bo'if'.a
fide resident of the efomi Ore-ion
District, dt'uiin to enter this eoai
p tilion :;h.)iiid wiile at mice to
t'onresiiiuan Sinnott, room " 1 7
Ilmi'o of Representatives for further
particulars r ardinp tho examina
tion. 'J'lie iifxs of adinlt ion to
I'eiitt art' 17 to years ai!d
to Annapolis 1 1 to 20 years.
To Brighisn Tiles.
To clean glazed tiles when spotted,
rub lli.iu will, lemon nedslelied with
tuip. iiline. 'I'lnwale . eon be kept
bright wiih n soft cloth. Tiles should
not be washed, only rubbed with a
dump eloth, and p,,iisiied wiih a little
skim tniiV and water.
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Onserver, Main 7.
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SAVING
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ll.'.ulm.yi velu't hal
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I Job Printing, '1 he
j! n' OOmO'o'uo1;
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Field
A SHOE
fon.sistei.it
Tlici-e is
piiiUt? to
ARMSTRONG SHOES
wliu-li the Ktenial iM iiMiiine reco-nizeM
whi.-li will .Sirtisfy her, not only now, hut will ap
prove her judgment and good taste a.s long as the
shoe i.s worn. '
TODAY we have received what we believe to be the most beau- .
tiful shoe of the season, the TicM Mouse." Somewhat similar
in shade to the Heaver Brown which we were showing. early in
tin; season with a slipht touch of Kra'.
Made with a medium weiirht welt sole, hitrh Louis heel, covered.
The !a,t is long and slender, and
R NUMBER'S THAT ARE FEATURED
OTHE
AMONG THE
ay kid same model
A beautiful shoe in
j dull black Mat kid an oil-grain leather. One of the strictly
newest creations of the east. Made with light turn sole and
full, Louis, covered heel. Price $12.00
A Beaver Brown kid, leather Louis Heel, welt sole. Something
new in color. Price $1 1-00.
These are but a few of the many attractive creations in
footwear whit h we are showing this season.
Three entirely new shoes are on the way now from Boston, Mass.
Watch our ad for news of this arrival.
TISAlTOIl si:.six
its oi;i;;o r.i:.M!
nni:co.v AGRICULTURAL COL
I.KOK, Oct. Hi. Th" "peak load"
.k;i-a:i(iii lor tractor:- Is at hand and
r.aly ood hoiidworl; on tho part of
Ihe la liner will carry the woii;
ibrouh. This is tho statement of
rrofessor Giliiioie, of the fane
mechanics department of O. A. C
Tho deep fall plowing, silo filling
and other work which is done by
motors will keep tho mechanical
de. ices working overtime and the
oveliine will multiply the needs lo"
repairs.
If the machine (3 Kiven consider
ation tle're should be no serious halt
in th , fanner's busy season . l'rofes
sor (iiliuore's advice is to work louu
er hours and not overload the ma
chine, to lubricate and lo avoid rac
iiiK the engine,.
Lubricating the farm motors U
considered so essential that lubricat
ing engineers arc now retained bj
the big cumpinics to study the need
or minors. T.Ms are written and
are available to fanners who are in
terested. It is very important Ibat
the oil be changed freunenlly in tlM
tractor. The common practice Is lo
simply fill Ihe compartment with
oil without ever cleaning out the gril
and dust of Ihe field.
No knock Is too insignificant te
he overlooked, says Professor Ril
more. Any unusual sound should
be investigated at onee so that .1 !
small rep:'ir and small lows of tini- I
limy pi-vcnt a serious breakdown '
I nlike Hie fanner who drives 8
team or horses on his farm, tin
tractor o'.vm r gives no attention tr
his pulling power lit Ihe end ft UK
i.l.y. Th" I 1 rsr owner will seen,! ;,n
j hour heddini,', feeding nnd earing ror
Jiia hoi's s,. but thu tractor own a
j "cjiects 'o t:nd his iiiachiiT in per
jfed running order tho followng da;
iwilhout the sb'ghest attj--Lien h.,v
inir been given.
If tln average operator would give
Ihe m idline one-half lb" dally alien
lion given Ihe hows.' the effb ienc-
SdxW Business Policy
Reliable Service
Progressive Methods
rande
Bank
CAPITAL)
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mil- tioors have hcT.t
, lm.siiH ss hours sin. ..
zauon m 11. fe
1
OF TOO AT.
stylo an f
issiiraiiee of'
, !
has stitching across toe.
Price
NEW FOR FALL;
boot as field mouse high, cover-
quality as well as style. Price
rato would take, a big leap.
I The man who is not uslnir 1110
challical devices on his farm, pro
vidi d the farm is ridirultlns as th'
iimii who uses a boo instead of a
'cultivator. lie should he sowing bin
isced broadcast, rrofessor Gilinor
puis hraius as (he big need. Ques
itionnaries sent out by the colli go
I depart inent show that nine out 0
j ten tractors are a 'success. Tliero
lean be only two causes for the tenth
: man's difficulty, the department con
j eludes cither tho machine is fautly
1 or the operator is not compet'iit
I As most inacliiiHS are uniform lu
jiju.-illty the fi.ult is generally con
I eluded to he in tho man.
I Farmer Is Considered
I Professor Glliuoro says that tht
: farmer is coming to bo tho first
j consideration to tho nr.inufarturera
jand that his needs aru coming to the
i front as never hetore. His response
snouid be proportional.
A suggestion mado by tho 0. A. C.
l'ead is Ilia; the farmer keep a note
book now of repairs which need to
be done during the wintur months.
A careful memorandum of all repair
work will hulp Ihe owner to get Urn
machine in perfect working 01 del'
beroro the spring work must b'l
done.
NOT1CK TO COXTHACTOItS.
Notice is hereby given that th
commission of tho city of i.n Grande,
Union county, Oregon will receive
seal ,1 bids up to 7:30 o'clock p. lu.,
Wednesday October 2!nh, mill for
the paving oflU ailev In hlo-k
.Number 1 n 7 . Cluiplini addition ;ro:u
Jibe east properly tine on Kin
lslr.'?t to the wost piViperty line of
Kir street wiih hard joirfaeo pavr
nnent iicrorriing' to the plans noil
specifications now on file in the ur
rice. of. the city recorder.
Bids must he accompanied hv a
certitied chuck for 10 per cent of thu
aggregate amount bid.
The commission icwm-vcb the right
to reject any or all bids.
' J. K. STKARN8.
Recorder of the city of La Grande.
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National
IMII'U'S $2.-.0,CXX)
$1,900,000
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he date of our or-suf.
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