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L GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo,
f Mimics Chaplin
Union
Our Store will be
La Grande, Oregon
CLOSED
F. Jasmann, Manager
formerly operated
ITavinj? pnrrliasod tho plant
l)V tlia La Orainlc
Liunlier & Milling Co., nnA
.1, i I C.i't Ti.in
Friday November 1 1th.
others, vn msiko a (
a sneeia rv 01 ''"'"i 1 ""
Boxes. AVe also lo genera
iuiin.tr ilul
mill
linn-
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work enstom ini'lliiw ami i-arry
Iniililers.
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'Armistice Day'
Hill's Dep't Store
j t. ROW) Ml SUSPECTS TAK EX. operations of a band of alleged rob.
, FARGO, N. Dak., Nov. 10. Capture her tint ha been preying on North
of five men near Hannnford ty u pos- Dukota banks, postofficeg and (rencral
Me Monday night' and interception of merchandise Rtores for the pusl year,
three others near Cnsselton Monday according to Fied Kraemer, sheriff of
fcight is believed to have ended the I Cass county.
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7HT MS GveRC-TT TRUE A, COuVLS OF I I M'-C?
XWiVIO. THAt Crtfi .T OuR STRee T I xV 5 y '
uiho was that i I trspec.T.rc.s ! ' A , y
in iHcP-c J ifr. ; n -- 1
tonH HlM I XjjL fc "fT ' Jackie Cooi-nn en-Marred with
I r l fk!V& - V - Charlie Chaplin in "TliviJ." Now
II vip-" 1 ty 1 V i i is u btar In jus own nt'ni In "My j
II JD4iri I 11 V" : Boy" And he wears a Chaplin ;
y'y LJiT' tA I YifffffrrT- V I mustache'
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J I n 'Al' '"rzrrrTVT- rrA ,( V" ; They do not starve In lilRn. Far,
stel fl. -
yy CCS ,f 1 ui inn ururi UiliauHMI Illt?HI-;U
ber.
Telephone, Black 781
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iiiMgiiiminn HliWIillllBM Ullllll III ill'il l I III IIIW11H
Candy Special
"Wo have just received a fresli shipment in
express, K l).flieius t'Wlalmit Roll, per pound
1 -We
TaK't; homo n JJoll
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REX ALL STORE
RUSSIANS NOW
L
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Flags of Many Nations Fly
at lia; Old (ilorv. Along
side f Soviet lied Flag.
They do not
from It.
Some of the better educated mem
bers of the legation feel keenlv their
I ostracism from tlie other diplomatic
circles of KIk-i. Unless It Is un ofH
icial affair, to which every diplomat
. 1st must be Invited, even the reipre
jsenlatives of the states which have
official relations with Iiussla shy at
jhnvinf! JSolsheVllts at their table,
i The Russlun government, hoVev-
orlcan Hellef Administration orficialser, is Inlying its way into diplomatic
are seen there arranging for trans-; neighborhoods. The purchase pf the;
portatlon of food to the liusslan fa-jitallun minister's house In Riga was
mine sufferers; American commer-i followed by the purchase, at Reval.
cinl men are seekinR business con-!0f t,e huilding occupied by the Am-
tracts or the difficult, elusive Soviet erlion ronsulnte and the Amiericai
American and Bolshevik represenla
lives .huve to maintain.
There Is, however, a constant com
ing and going of non-official Ameri
cans at the Bolshevik legation. Am
This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a
combination of classic and modern ideas in monument
work.
We have made a profound
study of monument building,
and an order placed in our
hands is sure to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution. : '
We Will Gladly
Furnish Estimate
Cten.CdrrX
RIGA, LATVIA, Nov.
vlso that would permit thoin to ontkir
Russia, and newspaper correspon
dents are thore daily In search of
news or a vise.
The (iiiarters of the Soviet J.eg.i-
Ited Cross.
!l rPhol
Mars and MripcB antl tne lied l lug-jton re aB we u))0inted as those
of the liusslan Soviet llopuhllc nowlor ny ol1Pr iesuiin In ltlga, and,
flap in .! ho samu breeze in the 'same r, om their dress, one could not de
block hi liiga. jtiugiiish the budding young Soviet
The big German automobile of the. diplomatists from their non-recognlK-Ilolshevik
minister, M. (lenotzky, and. ing colleagues In the chancelleries of
the big American car of the Ameri-' ('.real Ilritain, France and the United
can Commissioner, t'uptain Kvan ! Slates.
Young, pass each other in the streets I Privately, many of these young
dally, but neither this fact ncr tho Russians will admit -that they arej taken, the company's attorney an
VOTING LAW TO BE TESTED
CHICAGO, Nov. 10. The Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway com
pany waff found guilty Tuesday of re
fusing to permit 2 employes to ab
sent themselves from work for two
hours with pay, to vote in the primar
ies last April.
Judge Frank Righeimer, in county
court, fined the company $100 in. each
of the 25 cases. An appeal will b?
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Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
1502 S Ave., La Grande, Or.
proximity or their of rices Iuih made j neither ComniuuiHts, nor Ilolshovista
any ilifforenco In the frigidly "Don't- but only KutwiunK nnd K'ud to huve a
know-you-cxiHt'. n 1 litutlf" whloti t lift I job ouHtlde of th("'H':rviiLlon belt.
nounctd, to tost th law requiring em
ployers to pay for the time employe?
.spend voting.
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