La Grande evening observer., March 25, 1921, Image 2

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LRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FRIDAY. MARCH 2.", 1921.
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For Easter
NEW SHIPMENTS JJJST XRWVE .
We have jusfc received number of new dresses tfie
very'latest creations fn taffeta silk, Carlton crepe nd w.nl
sergijs, ii t4ie popular colors for Spring wear. . These are
priced. Very moderately and we' have practically u!l sizes,'
with no two alike. ' .' : , ' ' d'
CLOTHING
For Men and Boys
ONE-HALF PRICE
Thin includes every Hiiit in tire Htore, alt high class,
tailored (fa''"'""8--- ' .
MEN'S $i!0 SUJTS now
$.'10.00
MEN'S $50.00 SUITS, now $25.00
MEN'S $15.00 SUITS, now ,
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BOYS,; $:!0.00 SUITS, no
BOYS" $25,00
ROYS' $18.50 SUITS, now
$rs.oo
$12.50
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' JLIULU I HU I joeptionJf
. , Hejert.
RAIL OFFICIAL THINKS TIWT
TKOllll.K OVKK
Point Akeve Klein Become. Truihle-
ir tie r'itxt Timedn
Ki Yars
All unifer of mVie iid'-- I'll"
.on on the hi-n -h hie :il I" l'f'il!
18 miles' noivhci?. uf l-IImn liere
trouble win encoiti-!! this winter
is practically pns'.. nrwiiie.ir to C. V
Roberts, assistant yuncrinlemlcnt of
the O-W.
The track nas.o'-n clean l nod
trams are again ruiax;:, transitu i
n'.uu.Ki.ur. hlltltftf iiim . Ill' -fil-Hi y
ifor scvi-iiil weejtg t this point.
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j, 'have been causes of trouble on the
T I brunch line every year this is the
T first time in six or seven years that
J Ihey have occurred at this point.
j. I The banks ill the cut here nru, very
JACK RABBWS ARE . -
SCARCE NAR REND
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Mar. 5. Jack rabbits hre
Wavklnirtnn fnllnurinir in P v -
ceptionally hard winter on tSe l?ifh !
Kanchers refuse to be sad
at the loss, uccydi,g to A. T.'Schaef-!
fer, of the Nfillican district, who is,
in tflwn for a brief visit. .
What close relatfbn betweVn the
rabbet family and the multiplication
table will bring f pass in the future J
is another angle on the question on '
which information is not available. :
EXPOSE OF PEACE j
WORK IS WRITTEN
Mr.
ten by Oennral Bliss to tlie rresi.
I ien t, in which Mr. l,ansing and Mr.
I White concurred, stating that to
support I ho Japanese claim won Ml
Up to abandon Chinese democracy
tn domination of Japan's I'russiuii-
! I'.l mllflLrluin
'it mighty hard to eep the wilier waH illlBoasillle in Mr. i,an
A from taking the loose earth along j , . 01)lll()n (0 mM(te tie leaguo ol
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iwmi 11 on i m - - naiioiis covimani me greatest inier-
;,tamling ulong t n eseia n-ooom,.u. ,u compact ever written, as
i '.. iun .:n.l. in nil off
when the rain comes down it makes
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tlons In the world situation Is clear
ly implied by Mr. Lansing. He de
scribe, the Indignation felt by him
self and by Henry While ami Gen-
, ., ... . . i:.i I wiui mnnor fi. uus pnw "
Koborts sUted.that while the Mi des Ly,,.,.,,,,,, ublMl()B 10 ,.,te,, writ-
places. The few trees that remain ; waR ,IlleI1,,H(1 . , tne
standing along the steep ohiirm n.ic
j. ' been mostly washed down with .what-
lever else happened' t be on the
T"j ground. So long as no heavy; ruins
rl occur there will be no further dan
ger of ,lroubl( nl ini poini, ii""'-"
licclares . . ;
Kid Gloves
. Women's new Sprinff kid x'loves in
colors of black, white, brown, tan anil
gray; in all sizes; also a kid jjlove in
all sizes that is washable. These coma
in colors. Priced, per pair, !f '1.50.
New Oxfords
Now Oxfords for Easier wear, both
for women and children. These are the
very latest styles now in vogue. Moth
; kid and snode leathers with hijdi and
tj low; hgtdjH ',;', , . ;!;!!
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RODENT POISON
: BEtlllXEO;
eleven days i
given lo the drarting. This is es
tablished by tire document liself, he
says, which provides for an oligar
lliy of the great powers and a con
tinuance of the ipolicy of the bal
ance of power- agaiiiHt . which Hie
President spoke In Kiigland, but
which he In effect subscribed lo In
approving the covenant.
Office Korce Were Informed,
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"LET. A. BOX OF '
The
EAST BR
SAMPLER
Be Your
GREETING
When you ge cafcrty this Easter you can be confident
'it is the best yoha ever given
Great progressVas been made in candy-makins and
there are few variePslin the modem candy box which
have, not been greatlyfmproved in recent years.
Do You Appreciate the Greater Delicacy of Modern Candy?
The Sampler, $1.50, $.'5.00 and $ 1.50.
Red Gross Drug Store
I AltM IU I
KKADV TO WAH
OX SOUItliKl.S.
Tun Has Already Hcen Mixed nild
Another Tint 'Will I'robalily
Hit Mixed liiiler.
Itelntlng the difricullles anil ein-l
liarrassnienls lo which three of the J
Ainericiin coiiiinissioners were sun-
jeeted by failure of Ihe President
I ) bold a single conference with the
American commission on the K'l.gU'.iU
of 'nations, from Hs first meeting
tin tii Its report was primed, Mr. n
Lansing says the office forco n.!'
Colonel House knew more about theji
prnceedlngH than the three Amoii-.,'
can commissioners who xvere noti
present. Additional difllcullles were
caused by lack of an American pro-!i
gram, the fourteen points of' thoJ
A R GAPE
TODAY AND SATURDAY
Meetings are being nr
IT f ' A.,..-.. nminlV flUOllI ill
" . ":'.'! ', ,; ',!, round
vni l((ii" iJiirij im( i lift '
rnngod by ' lesldtMU bnlng enlirHy liiMufnoim
i-ur Hiiru u - iiiiuw. .hi. ijtiii.iinr. g
the Prpsklent i nd isporred Ui'i
pit tpose of me. n the members 0f cons.urr sooje. i ... """ "
., . 1 V. L . ........... ,i4e sec. Ions' ITogrpni. He aslted the . American
,,i legal advisers to prepare a 'sltcle-
Harold Lloyd
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11 Mil o iLCIU L l II I llr rr t
t.tiiuu liilking over llieir
i ,irobiii)S y.-lil, liiem... . . , '
T ,, This evenlog meeting lit to be
)beld at Cove and on.net Tuesday j (U(1 um(y of p(.acp
Til-lie, will -lie liem ui iinoM-i. ; in,:
tl inecliiiKs aro 'belna aninibeil lit
FOR EASTER
YO UWIM, FIN'D HER FAVORITE TOILET WATER
iu,n,.iii. fitirliies. Noi-ih Powder and
j TelonitseM- -1 ' '.. .
! I'O.son ill (Al 11 re "i cmouum o'l wit-
rid pulsoit to nil, a. lon-of. ilio JtiiV
Ihe way It Is put In the field lias
been mixed by the' county aKtfnt and
as soon as the weather flermlta, I
will be placed where -.the rodents
will be. templed, ijt, Is, probable thn'
nnniln.f inn nf the mixture will be
AND DRIVrE T0(;ETHERI made later. Last year two. Ions wen-
used by, the, rarma of ine";Couniy
under I he. .directum of the farm bu
reaii.,, .. ;,..., . ,
. Jimmie Clark wns fined r $75 by
Municipal .luilge K. J. Kitchen vus-
ir-n irealy," but was (old tiinphatic-.
ally byjhe Piesiilent that the luti r : '
did not intend to have lawyers draft i
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Mr. Lansing's idea was to secur.-,'
adoiitloi) or a resolution declaring ji
the purposes and nalure of thelj
league of nations, providing fur la-ji
tei;.. negotiations, of a detailed plang
and In the meantime to make peace-,
at the earliest possible moment. '
This be I bought could b donn by
April 1, l'J19. Delay of peace for
Ihe purpose (it completing the league
lr considered an .unwarranted risk.
. IMiia-e Loaded With (lyiiaiillle.
Holl'.detoriulnailon was a phrasn,! ,
of the President's that Mr. Lansing
THE COMEDY KIN(i IN
'GET OUT & GET
UNDER'
A Roving
OR PERFU
ASK TO SEE
mr Ar orut :r
otrNa
Cocoa beans' are native of Mexico,
mi- hu
He dug iip.icnl world.
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NOME.
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REX ALL STORE
terday
, tomoliile while drunk.
' the fine money
I The city coffers were enriched $:il I amount of the check. ,
, by forfeiting bonds deposited bv ci Harry Pierce, who was nubbcil ';y
. I Willinms, charged with drunkencs 'Koss Leslie several days ago for
.and George Kaggar. charted with walking off with a bundle from the
Liilriving while drunk The former Inland Motor company 9 garage,
had $10 on deposit rtir his appenr
lance in court and the latter-$'Jfi.
A charge brought against Alvin
Huvncll for iassiug a liad check vis
considered loaded with, ilynniiille;
bound to causa impossible demands,
ni.tl Kllr tin trouble 'in lliauv COUI1
irle.s. This principle, - he says, wasj
dlscredlleil xvban lierniany was re-ji
fused permlssiQii to join Willi Aus-,,
Iria, and it was ignored In Ibeji
President's lolicy lowurd Russia.,,
That the proposed defensive treaty J
with Frunce was had; thai II would ,
rtrtuliily be rejected by the Anicrl-lj
nn sAnn.o nnit Ihnf II tltscreillled ,
xv:iived preliminary examimtion and ( Arlc)e x' w,iC, Mr; Wilson con-ij
was uoumi over 10 me granu juijr gidered vital to the treaty, was Ihe i
p
Justmei
dful, RfuifSiiB Joyride of Delicious Lnt'hler
and :
dismissed because he made good the nocti.
under S200 bond, which he xvas un
able to furnish up to early this aftc"-
One Piece Pitonling
CI1EAPLR FARMING
Tractors are subjeet
efl to trt'iiieiiJous wear
uhd tear, yet they must
kept going all the
time.
CVI Plstcui Rings will
ad j jjower to your mo
tor, Baere'ase its effici
ciency iund ove gas an J
oil. TlAy pay for them-
kw;lvc ,A a few months.
For ShIh liv '
LEIGIITprf. WlLDlKrj AN MACHINE"
. :: v. VWv,J.eiihton, Pjop?
WORKS
js,;T AM
Johnston
"The Play thing of
Broadway"
Adapted from the filory "Emeiat:
' "' ' '; tly:' Sidney -''Morgan. -'
Saturday
Sunday
A Benj.B. Hampton Pioduction
ZANE
opinion of Air. Lansing during Ihejj
peace conference. He Indicates his i
belief thai Clonienceau insisted onjj
the defensive .treaty as the price of i
support 'of ln.' league-.' '. ' ." " !!
i - . Defeat, 1 1 Only .' 'Kimwiui !
' Mr. Lansing discusses ' Hie testi
mony of William C. Bullitt before
the senate fnrelgd relation commit
tee. Mr. Dullltt nuoted "Mr. I.un-
. . . . . . .
: sinir as auvinir mnirit nie ixim-i muu .
jrecple uuilerstood what the treaty i grapheil to him nfrorlng In exnlain
J let them In for they would defeat. . interview wJIb lluii.u, nm, n-
i!it. Mr. Bullitt entirely chaiiged I lie I .,.- the .President never answered vations
meaning of xvhat bau been said to.s ieegram.
him In Paris. Mr. Lansing declares.
The President at Ibis lime wascam-
HKi:e"
paignlng for the league of nalion.i
In the west and Mr. Lansing U-le-
GREAIEST
NOVEL
GREYS ' . Mm
pence. Secretary Lamting. despite his
differences with Mr. Wilson, con
tinued lo favor ratlliraiinn of the
rrealy and covenant without reser-
This he did as long as
there was a chance to secure un
Because of the pressing need of j early peace by this method.
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A MtMin Rcttite of the Great Vefcst.xJith Raverftfl Cast IncluttrrJ
Rli-ir!M!r. JlWW JUOVUNG. K.11'HLVN ta' MCt ,. 1
RvHT MMM AtS MfUAUlTE K l. MOnT. I ' 1
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. -TRY THE MATIEIg?' AND WHi'i EVENING C '.OD.VItf
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Saturday fnoming at 8:15 a. rn. you. may start comin";. i.nni; targe naiiciiiags, anu
small poekeVfioolxs We want every man, woman and child lo see tlitis. Somethinjr JMew.
It won't cotXone cent to find out the latest in grocery seHinjr. Never li. the. hist'.ry uf
L Grande hi a story of this mak,e-up leen needed as NOW. It will put you in a ncsi
tion to enjoy .ur most pleasant EASTER. If you are looking for style and luxuries,
PONT COMe Mr. Tamier don't lej anything waste, come to me. It's a store where
you can buy wilesale plus I few pennies commission. Do as I do look around before
you light. ReaiVf N. K. Witt's; front of Penney's; back 'of the U. S. National Tank
Watch the chalk Varks if 1 doesn't rain.iheiw off. ' Doors open Saturday a. m.. 8:15.
FREE ADMISSION.
W; S. ALUNSON
Promoter - ' '
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