La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 22, 1919, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text. kit A.. -o WEDNESDAY EVTCNTNO. OOTCfoER 22, 1019. ';:! ETOTIT ""7" JTA flTTANDT? KVENTNQ ' OESER VJsR n I Handy Heat For ii f liri iuui i i i 19 XSAV1 A VVi. I "When J''all nights come, you will probably bo l troubled with cold feet. An excellent all-rubber .HOT WATER BOTTLE I AVill-provirttc comfort and hiduco sound Bleep. II AVc buy rtibbcrtodls from tliXbest makers and I while in stock all articles arc guarded against J l ueieriorauon. 111 n; A ?T?V?rt Ii I . SNAPP'S LA GRANDE PHARMACY ALVIN SNAPP, Proprietor. MAIN 40 FARMERS MAIN 311 a full days work. I usually put in an hour or two PA the mornings working in my garden before going to the l-ntnre which wnuhPAave ln-en imnos. siroe for me before tuning Tuniac. My appetite is fine now, rvclmh every thing I tt, and am enjoying Ixiter health thanVJ havtjn xears, Tuniac has certainly ifcen a life-savV to me and it's a real picture for mto rec' ommend it." 'la nine is sold In LirGrnMTa bySil verthorne. drug store; fhJnlonl bj lj, A. Wright; In North PWli bj I,, Ruiiaell; In Klgln by Scott B Harris, and In Telocasct, by Tolorn BOXING TOI'HN AM KNTS KNTEItTAIN A. E. F. Altendanre at Shows was 6.1.327; With 5-10 Men participating in llouts TARVELED ALL OVER WORLD !uji 1 llirt Tanlnc Helped IliiV More Than Treatment! Here, in Kirkopo and In South America The following stntcnTcWr"Wliich was was made a few days ng.i by U. l Klnniger, watchmaker for the Nathan Dohrnmnnn & Company, living at 3C Plato St., San Francisco, Cnl., is both interesting and remarkable. Mr. Fir nigcr saM. "I havo been trcatcil for indigustion in Fiance, Italy and Switzerland and In North and South America, in fact all over tho world, but Trinlac is the only thing I havo ever found to do me .n.fh i;ood. Always nfu r eating I woul.i have such awful .ainpnig pains in my stomac i that 1 coulu haid ly stand 't 1 mid fallen ofl ,n v.fii;hl until I was 'ciirri-1y inre tm -i fu'.me of skin and bone, and my nerves were so shattered that the least little thiny would irritate avil upset me. I could not sleep to do nny good and would gel up morninu more tired thin on going to bed. My strength and ener gy had about nil left me and many a lima I felt like I would be compelled toVivo up entirely. "resides taking vLcrything in the way o treatments id medicines, I havo triiall tiic diffcilnt kinds of di et, also thVrest curc.lliut never got more than a nUlc passing relief. Hut the way a fevVtfttlc of Tanlae ha brought me out ismTiic than I can un derstand. At the time I began taking this medicine 1 only weighed ninety eight pounds, but I now balance the scales at one hundred nnd eighteen, making a gain of twenty pounds on five bottles of Tuniac. After finish ing my first bottle and about half of the second I could see that I was get ting better nnd from that time on my improvement was very fast. I can eat just anything now, and never suf fer a particle of distress afterwards. My nerves are in excellent condition so that I now get eight hours good sleep every night. I get up morning now ready for a good breakfast and SHERRY'S LAST TIM MS TODAY BERT LYTELL "One-TOng-at-A-Time O'Day" A Delightful Metro Comedy and l'KRlLS (.)' TIU'NDKK MOl'NTAlX Episode No. 10, COBl.KNZ, Germany, Oct. 21. (I!y Mail. During the month of Sep tember twenty-seven boxing tournu ments for the entertainmen of the Am- erican forces in Germany were held throughout the territory. The various tournaments were held in all the larg er camps along the Rhine, the report showing that f40 men paiticipated ii: the bouts und that the attendance at all shows for the month reached (:t, The boxing shows in Germany arc now being conducted by C. Keis of the Y. M. C. A., who has the territory div ided along the lines similar to those of a vaudeville circuit. All the matches are made ut the V Coblen. office in co-operation with the Army nthloti. office, anil the soldier boxers travel from place to place on a schedule The touring boxers meet the best men at the camps visited. Large stable? of boxers oie oeing kept in condition at all camps, and men are available at all times, at any weight, to go into tho ring. Suitable cash prizes ar given for the best performances. dipt. Alexander P. Withers, nthlct ic officer of the Army in Germany, if outlining preliminary plans for the boxing championship of the Amcrcan forces. These matches will cover cv cry camp anil the winners of the camp titles will be brought together for the Army championships about February There will be seven weight classes, ranging from the bantam weight titlr right up to the heavyweight class. The bouts in tho final champion-hip scries will consist of ten two-minute rounds, in accord with the rules laid down by the A. K. F. athletic office' last season. HY AN OUF.GON IMONFKIl. .lust sixty-three ycais ago today. In a little town in Iowa, About three thousand miles away, There was born a boy who was nam ed S. K. In IRC2, this boy nnd his folks, bid adieu Forever, I guess, to the old state true And started out for old Oregon blue. After four month's travel thru' sage brush und sand, We nrrived at last in old l.a Grande And concluded to stop and rest all hands. Tho writer of this and one .sister ir l.a Grande still rest, Some more are living but arc scat tered nut West, And some have gone on to the land of the Most. And now, my dear friends, just a few words more, And I will bid you adieu for ever moi e, i In poetical work I am very sure. j ' Let me say, I.a Grande is good for me. I know her clear from A to ., I Cause I've been here quite u while, j you see. I I expect to lie here till the judgment i nioiii. Or until Gabriel blows his trumpet i horn; And now, my friends, no more I'll say. On this epislle, but bid you good day. And sign my letter just plain S. K (Author Unknown.) TRIBUTES FR&M THE WORLD'S LEADERS Work of tile American Cross Is Praised Bj Kited Hen. lid i tukv ;i:r action at onck l-'oloy Kidney Pills ' invimiruto, sttfuthi'ti tuul hral inactive, weak mid diseased kidney and hladder. Mrs ; l .1. Kllis, "0S 8th Ave., Sioux Falls, S. P., writes: 'l nufl'eied with kid ney troul!e;.use. to have severe p.iiris :i-ins.s inv luU'k and felt miseialde and "It is on niembcrhlp more than monoy contributions that the stress of. the present campaign Is laid, for the Jted Cross seeks to aflxoclate the people in welfare work throuRhout the land, especially In ihone communities where neither official nor unofficial provision has been made fur adequate health and social service." President Wilsou. t "The American Red Cross is the mobilized heart and spirit of the whole American people." Henry V. Davisou. "A maBniflcent spirit breathes In the American Hed Cross." Marshal Koch. In Riving prompt and efficient relief the Ited Cross has won the eternal ratltude of millions of people." Gen eral PershluK. It requires no organization to al low one of us as an Individual to buy dinner for a hungry man. It re quires the greatest degree of organi zation to deal with the foes of a world. The Hed Cross seems to be eHKentlatly demanded. ... With out the Hed Cross I do not know whether the world would have been able to bear the horrors and devasta tion of this wearful war." Newton Ii. baker. "Tho Hed Cross is the great Neigh bor. ... If tho world is made a little more comfortable, a little hap pier, a little Btrnnger for tho struggle of life through its effort, tho Hed Cross Ih content." Tho Secretary of the Navy. "The Hed Cross is not coins to turn It buck on its responsibilities." Idv ingKton Parrand, Chairman, Executive Committee, National Ited Cross. "I don't know what wo would have done without tho help of tho A med ium. I thank you from tho bottom of my heart." Ignace Paderewski, Premier of Poland. Mr. Davison has spoken to mo of how tho Hed Cross hopes to continue work even In peace tlmo. This Is a noble enterprise Wonderful results could be obtained If all coun tries would join hands, especially in all quest ions concerning small chil dren, tuboreuloHlR, and sanitation In general." Queen Marie of Kirtnanla. "Wo surely can do no better than to emulate the human and Boclal work of our sister organization, tho Amer ican Hed Cross." Signer Ctraolo, newly elected President of Italian Hed Cross. "Our heartiest thanks go out to our American friends." Union dea Feiu niea de France. "The help given by the Hed Cross is but another proof of the great heart and sympathy of tho American peo ple." Prince Hegent Alexauder of Serbia. "The Polish people look upon the I American Hed Cross as their salva- I t Ion. It holds In Its hands tho des tinies of nations. This world war has ' been fouuht in vain if there is no : early restoration of normal physical and moral conditions In the- newly burn Republic of Poland. Poland Is the keystone of the world's perma nent peace." Lieut. Col. Francis K. 1 Franczak. I "I wish to evprosa to the millions of i Americans, who have made tho work ' of the American Hed Cross posatble, ; the deep gratitude of my people." The young King Alexander of Greece. t "I have confident hope that the American Ited Cross' world-wide plans for charity and mewy will bo largely realized, briiming the grateful appro- I elation of sufiering millions an a par tial recompense, and a greater reward, j tho richest blessings of Cod." Car dinal tiibbnns. "One Is honored by the privilege of ; membership in the Hed Cross, nnd SKIRTS Anotlieaviit'w amvnl in Nifty J J rcksy Fa I LS k i rt s showing many .new stylwi. large plaids, poplins, niesitlini tricotino wrges, taffeta, etc., alNsizes 24 to inch waist. Priced4.98. $5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $8.90, $9 $10.90, $12.50, $14.75, $16.5(1 Pretty New Slip-On Sweaters Don't fail to see our large display of hrighrliew sweatci-s for ladies and school girls, displayed at our front table. All sizes, all colors. Triced $5.90, to $9.90, Remember that on October 25th we have in La Grande the First Annual Short horn Sale. Men's Heavy Kux 49c Men's New Neckwear 45c, 98c, $1.69, $1.98 K.WsBtlpWlpWlBpMlfrgpwW Deadly Arabian Sirocco. Tin- sirocco or snncl Worm of the Arnlilnn desert is exceedingly trench enius. It often digs pits two hundred feet d(ep, scattering the sand for miles around. I,' N Sli A K EN I KS'li M ON Y. Time is the test of truth. Anil. Ooiui's Kidney pill: hnvd stood the test in I.a Grande. No I.tA Grande resi dent who, suffers, ba'tknilie, or annoy inp; urinary ills enn riVnin unconvinc ed hy this twice-told tesmnnny. Ed. L. Bussey, La Grande, says: ''I had been subject to kidney troubles at times, especially when a cold set tled in the small of my back. DuM pains annoyed me andyhiy kidneys k1 badly out of order About three years ago I iennn ufinc; Doan's Kid ney Pills and from that time on I have had somx-thinjy on which 1 could rely. WhencA-r bijthered bv mv kid neys, it has talWloan's Kidney Pills j only a short time to et me riht." j (Statement piven Nov., 20, 1!II2.) I On May 25, 1916, Mr. Bu.-sey said: "I am ready to back up every word of my former statement regarding my experience with Span's Kidney Pills, for I know they have no equals When my kidneys Ret out of fix.' I take Doan's and they never fail to do ko,hI work." V- Price 60c, t all dealets. P' lt't ' simply ask for irsjnilney roijiedy gei; Doan's Kidney Pius-the amc that Mr. Bu??cy had. KostcYMilburn Co-j Mfgr?.. Buffalo, N. Y. ','! II "Frenchy9' Camouflaged! Yon can fool a certain class of icoplc all the time Its a fact and vou can fool all tired niit.Vbut after tiikmir l olix nlessed in licins Mrnuittcil to make any Kidney Pill Vipti well. I have nut kind of rnliirtliuilon to It work." Imvh tmiluivilw.ih kidney t relink William Kr.ser McDowell. Presiding, since." Thcv reliixc hca.Whe, rheu j HIbIkjii, .Methodist Kdcopal Church. tnnlii piuns, svvniu-n or sun iuni. Hallowe en Goods j and Party Supplies i l ( ini'iit is latrtc 5;Uld e ,c o , Cai'iv wlulc there ! j . Are on display." Tlie'i varied, luit it is wdl 1 tuie is Sinjilcliiif. Q Mm 1 P NewlinS' Kowl 0 o! o piift'incss specks. Sold e ervwiicie. un.lcr the eyes, floating "The Ited Cro is Amerlct it her ;l t. . , . Mouvy liven to the Hed Cross is not an Investment, nor Is It t clurtty. It Is a aarrament." Chariot A Kaion. l'.otur KKtb Ae. iUflist I hurch. N. Y. . . "It la f Iri inliutrj tht ran l r- KASIKK Nt THAN l. A f H ' It is easier to bri.k up a coll ol check a cc-uirh n than it will be later i cisisicm nnm. q ai .... uK.' . "."' ,,,H,h..l hcn I fr.-e r,.r all on" all winter .e ihr . f.r ''"',,,,. n, ,,.,k tf,hrr for thnrcom ihroat and limn tiisttiet. 1.. V. Ikiy. kik1 n,j rr (n ,M v( bitinau !f t ampN-ll A..'V ,''1,", M'.h. it." (artlial Mircitr. iviiti-s: "l'..leJ Ittfnry and Tsr r." . : lievcs'i.nc M' bf'it 'ti M''! nOi.-fcly ,1 hM' never ( i n;iiir.." Thit ivlinLlc family pjiflu-ir.e fnr the iliif f.f v.mirlis, ci.Ms, .crovp. hA'tr-a. etc., cimimiis . npmits, hiilrin like it." So',! eivikWhtr' pluei Wo4 l4 o I your tn4t mt . .fli'h rgM0.i-,. ltt it 't nt til Ink.9 4'(Hi',n. tply bn.tk l.v:iv nn.t rcilre to ..! shades. ri M aR.I kccii a clos- mouth, not' i.w nitin.' The fit.t (o- work of the. hrut on t simiiM tMninoM httit. M.oiU rship in ihr Itr.t ( rm It liituraxn utLtkii rtgrrf. The Hed t'fn.st Muf in'rutrt - but 1e kM taomeri tenti tve ha'i(i. . Krtl fM nnt k fttpnlilt tljltltt tn tttM'tuDltt JUiX hi some of (he people some of the ijinie But you cannot fool all the poeple all the time. BAIT and then some iihuc BAIT It is usually a camouflaged 'Hook' Hit' oliject is to catch the unsiipoctiiJ:;' it works well in (.iratule Ixonde irver but in the Yalley its different J-TIie niyinjrpullic is jtti-k to see the Hook .lust now we are referring to thJ so-c;llcd Free-Delivery Scr.vi-t Don't be de ceived FREE DELIVERY cilts liuicy hey ! fid.OO a ton! and its a direct tax upon all those who are indited to l e "thrifty" and carry their own pack ages IT'S A SERVICE ALli OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE PAY FOR AND NEVER GET. The 1 loovcri I (iocei y offers No Free Delivery Wc encour age our customers to carry thJir vn packages we furnish them with a well-' aditpted shopping hag extra heavy Manila paper and reinforced halidle, 'con venient in size so it can be readily folded up when not iii use. Theodore RoscvcIt America's greatest American said: "The day is coin ing when American Masses will not lie fooled" Heed his words, you laborers, and farmers refuse now to be fooled l!uy your groceries at the store where you can receive the most for your money Don't be "salved" around by hot air, tlo your tiwn thinking Use your head! We say forget tliis specialty credit free delivery love you liv ery Stoi c Ita your own hard-earned dollars cpend every cent a joml, red M-Mnird Aim ru ati, irt the establishment that gives-you value received every day in the year we deliver a pound or a t"ti of thf be.st gixiccries money ean buy in your kitchen for l()t "and remem ber, every jund is yoursno credit store has a string to the cheese He inde ptiident pa.y.taih--avvuy with the flanking chains of credit slavery. " THE GREATER tlu thr.H- or four .people Kt tor ijltj oinmar bertlntel lninrdtil ever knmv jou iT. si,sht.-.io- : ,imil.u, n,,., ot Q cj 0 '.Store o o m i i- - ...wrm-T O to b nade'ngA of' w th O 1 O O '.I O BludgeoAi for Biockhtjdt. iMiahllshuient Justry. 0 of a ttineJjglos word to (. Isci2-g club to tbf !-U. ttoT TmacrliU . IO- .' a