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r.i1nrs(l:ir. .Taminry '11. i?-3 PAOE FOUR LA1 ORAXDK EVENTXCf OfiSERVlOU Cbc Observer AS l.MIKI'lIMIli.M .NKUNIMI'KH. l'ublmht'tl daily anil weekly at Uu Grande, Ort'B'un. by l.o. irn,nde lOvon luff Obwcrvt-r riihJIxhtnic t'oiiipuny, JlUlM'K OMNNIH, Kdllnr. fcnte-rod t the I'dMuirice at i,a (iriindo Oreffon, nc h'cntd CIumh Mall Matter. IN THE OLD HOME TOWN Add rent all cuminuniriilioijH to T1UC t OwKIiVKH, H J Atlitma avu., . ;rund on-gmt. VITX AM) mi vrv Ufr'KIClAb I ri:it. On Bi.l in otln-r cities Oregon Motel NewA Bland, Portland; Imperial Newa Stand, l'oiditiitl; JluUiiomuti NwW Htand, Portland. BLIISt'Hir'JIO HA'l'tS, II t:nrrliar. Datly, pr month ft': Dally, per three month. ..2.2. Pally, pt-r six mo.. i advance $4.ji0 Dally, lnslo copy -"' ID "nil. Dally. pr yenr, in advance ....$6.00 tii!v. Mix murillif. In advm co $1.60 Dally, threw niuiitluf, in advance ..l-t" Dailv, pi-r nionili 50c Weekly ObKurvwr-Htiir, y mail, pur yoar, in ndvame .$1.50 miomiiku uv .ssim;iatiji fkichh. Tho Ataoelaed i'rvmt Is ex:luivuly untitled to iim) for ininli;ntioii of all nows (liRput'divH credited to ft nr nui otherwUi) cniitWd In thin paper, and aluo tho loeal ni'WH published themhi. All riKhtH of ru-pi'Mi'-atton of apodal dispatches her nico nr itnerved. Bible Thought. For Today tt urfft't BtK.13- 1C3 Miss.- A r,d - I aMAVI ' 1 . 7IJT PF-'D 'tiJaSi EWiC HICKS HIT HIGH C IN QUARTET PRACTICE iMICS ACHIEVEMENT PASSE.U UNNOTICED Virginia "I'm saving Hem for a rainy day." Also we BOlinjti.ilua vlli that the ChriatmuH turkeys would gobble more and cost lean. It In eauy enough to bo ploab'int When the world goes on just to ult, I Out the man worth while is the map who c:in smile. With b pint of hot lead lu his ! boot. Russians Overrun Paris Relief Office (Fry Au(cUtuil I'resH) PAH1S, Jan. 11. Russians an xious to Buna rood urans io roiu- i ttvos in iiussla lalrly overran the i office of the. 'American Relief Ad ministration, which recently opened here to enable them to do so. Hero, lu a nutsholl. Is tho load ing reason why times aro bad In THE .RESURRECTION: .Tesus Amorica. War lias dono lit. and naid unto her, I am the resurrection j preparations looking to other wars and the life: lie that believoth in me, , before tho last one is liquidated, though he were dead, yet shall he live; jaro continuing and emphasizing the And whosoever liveth and believcth in vu miuauon me shall never die. John 11:125. Accomplished At Last Did you notice in the Observer yes-: business affaire? On thu purely material side. could there bo any stronger argu ment for peace agreements and joint efforts to straighten out the world's Lynchings In 1221 terday the announcement that La Grande is to have an official bras:J band? j The ruport' of lynchings In 1921, Well, La Grande is to have that very recently Issued by the association , ... . , ,. , , 'for tho advancement of colored peo- thing, and the official director has ple ,a L,11,JUrllKll,K .foI. tw0 reas(la been named in the person of Andrew j 1'irst, tho: 8a lynchings which Loney, a man eminently qualified for 'oU placeklast yeur were two less I than In 1'JiiO. th0 po!it- Kocond and this Is tho moro lin- This is not U le a band of paid portunt Item officers of tho law musicians, but tho umironriution en-! prevented mob Violence in 72 iu- dcavors to cover the cost of new music istauces, 61, of them In southern states. This discredits tho nonular and incidental expenses, as it should. 1 northern belief that tho jiubllc sen- Nothing is finer for a city than n.Hmont of the south is for lynching and against the orderly process of law. good band. Wo have the 'musician who are willing to give their time and ; a growing public fueling against Mr. Lonov is u leader of national the evil of mob violence and a . j recognition of Its demoralizing con- repu a ion. jHCtiuences aro no doubt responsible The Observer joins the people In for this record. - The honesty and looking forward to a pleasant sum- 'couragu of certain officers or the I 1 4.. f ............ I .11... ..I .. iner with band concerts. i .'. ' ',.,.,,, , boon times in tho past when roui. ngeoufl ofMcinls have been render ed helr.ileHS by overwhelming popu lar madness. . . Kvery law-nbbling citizen, every The American Legion is starling a l1()ti,nnf;i(,(l (1,rc(,nttlv,1 , tJ, campaign statewidij (for , more mem- I ,nVr ni every iimlitudim which has Every service man should be. worked stendlastly toward the ellm- Iniillou of tho lynching evil dc aervua credit for thu fact that lust year Haw an Increase in prevented THE OFFICE CAT By iVMV Members of tbo former Russian nobility rubbed shoulders with Rus sian peasants in the effort to ob tain one of ' the HO drafts beture they were exhausted. Thore wero many cases in which Russians who had not seen their relatives for years and had lout all track , of them brought thoir sav ings to tho American offico and begged the ataff lu try and finu andj send food to lliem. In all case I the money wa accepted and a3sur aucos given that the porsons would be fouiL-1 or the money refunded within three months. if . . TiViu sv.v 7. ( v 55 i "Hi - t 11AT-H.VM DISKASK Make It Onn Hundred Per Cent lyucblngH and a tlecrease in sue cesKful mob murders. FORUM bora. long to tho Legion, for in Peace timei tho legion is the bent friend the ser vice man can huvc, and tho IRcd Crosu is next best. Surprising as it seems the member ship in this gteat body w nothing like i m largo as it should be, and the Ob server hopes that every man wh j -"""""""""""""""" served his country will join .The Killing of r.TTtobin Explained, this campaign. ENThlfl'iilSE, Jan. 11. Editor Ob- Lately the Legion has acquired pop-1 server: We have been extremely in- i .i. ee- i t-x , i Itorrsted in the question as to "who Hesiilon of the official war fi ms tak- .. , ,, . , . .' , . i killed lock Iioblnn. It would appear on by the government and r.ext Mon--from tho results of tho investigation day night this will be shown in La;tllnt (:o'"k IHbin was not a-robin at ,. K ,'. mU, , I'lll, but a bird of prey that nested in . hw.kl. Multnomah county. Wo an1 led to nn opportunity for every citizen to see 'believe this because all the mournin.r real war pictures, and no one shoulovcr lw'th of Cock Robin comes ,..,. i from that locality. Now, in respect f,ul to u,U,ml to the "willful U the ac,'us,,l nJ,S) 0 8jls 0f itobin, We feel freo to ' Acknowledge The GiftS comniend them for their courageous manhood in expressing the wishes ol Tho poslofflco department has their constituei.ts. They knew th-.ir-one more request to make of thn oughly the financial and industrial public before tho Chrlhtma- mail of conditions of their districts and that 1H21 Is declared a closed Incident, they represented very important dis Jlr. Hayes asks that peoplo who ro-: l'"'els of the slate, ceived K'rta by mail acknowledge1 The "willful 11" knew that Oregor j them promptly bo that the depart- has the worst roads of any slate in Jiient may be relieved a little of tlio,ln 'eat. 1 hey knew that good road flood of tracer CVt'LOI'S' l'll,()H()lHV If you and T could havo our way. It might bo well enough for us. Hut what a most? unhealthly place. We'd make It for some other cuss. Just take for instanco Cynthia I'rue, ' 'N let's suppose she made the laws, You'd find it hard to get a chew. On which to oaao your champing jaws. Suppose somo net inado liver pills. And he'd decreed that you should , sup, A couple after every meal, To. shake your Indigestion up. Or maybe linn Saint, should say, (We'll all admit his head is bone) What yesterday was Is, is ain't,. That girlies shouldn't roll their . own. We'd be a' flghtm' right and left, A fllngin' pans and hurlln' bracks, To break the saphead of his ways, And leach tho uulverso our tricks. Septimus. (Ily Associated J'rusa) . ! .' LONDON, Jail. 11. iXn epidemic of hat-baud skin disease in JJcn mark is reported in the British ! Medical Journal. Tho disease is ! caused by a substitute! for leather. In Bomo men, only a narrow strip of skill Is affected, but moro sua; ccptlble persons get inflamed blis ters round the nose and. mouth. In soma cases, one day's wearing of tho hat produces ulceration of the forehead, great swelling of tho face; nnd a red rash over the trunk and . limbs. III i ; 1 1 Coi'yiight IT.l Hut Scliaffncr St Mirx III! Ti nx m;iit INTO DAV Hut what makes us excessively angry i tu discover that our idol not only has feet of clay, but. nlso fallen arche-i. Some women won't ho happy in heaven unless they get new wings every pay-day. TIII'.V Ol'tiHTA ItK TICIvl.Ill) Headline "Hotel- Hums. .Two Hundred Guests Escape Halt O'lad." Considering Hie ago of accounts, II might (hi right to call thu col lecting agency a collector of an (IJy Associated Vrc'SK) RIGA, Jan. 11.- Turning night into day is still the working habit of most of the officials of the so viet government at Moscow, accord ing to advices received here. Tho bolshevik foreign otfice sel dom gets into full swing until after midnight. Gecrgo Chitcberln, the, foreign minister, is reputed to l.o-! gin his daily work about G p. in., ! immediately arter breakfast. lie generally shuts up shofl about 5:au a. m., his sumier time. llllill William A. Douglas of Gold Mill, who acquired the Hina Dnnielson gold quartz- mine throo years ago, has com-; pleted a 125-foot, drift into the main ledge of the' mino, uncovering a large body of ore.. . SIN :' ' It's An Easy Matter To Select A Good Suit Here 1 At A Very Substantial Saving ' It is easy because you know the quality of the clothing before you come in. When a store advertises HAUT SC'H AFFNEIt & iMAUX clothes, you know that store to be an up-and-going store with only quality goods to sell. We're irHv. only advertising their fine quality Wut we're pleasing every customer "ho pomes in with an absolute guarantee of satisfac tion or money bsii. We're offering Hchamir and Marx sun too OVERCOATS In This Final CleancV Sale at V - the I'OliMIDAIlLJ? "Why do they call woman weaker vessel V" "Why not','" , . "I see a. good .many Tuminiuc Dt'eudnuuglit.s.' One of the strangest things in this world is- the way a woman which overwhelms l" outlying districts would do more . 1 i'ii you r.iop on ner root the postoillces every year 'after m getting permanent settlers on un. Chrlstiuas. limprovwl lands in Oregon, than a dor.- It Is a practical suggestion for! en I'ortland Kaira. euHiperntlun of the public with the1 In conclusion permit us to say, that postofflce. It Is a hint to lazy and if l'ortland wishes to put on her show, selfish people to brush up their we will be there strong when the tini" manners and acknowledge the kiud- eomes null will spend our money lav ness of their friends promptly, in- ishly, provided we have any left when atead of ddhiylng until tno sender ' have paid the last installment of and the postal aiilhuiltles aro put our back taxes, to tho trouble of sending out true-1 Wallowa County Really Hoard, els for j;lils which already have ; Enterprise, Oregon. been delivered. - o . CvnsumiJtion Of Goods It Is p-dlinaled by the statls- Waito Is Bound Over To The Grand Jury;jj in the street car anil how she smile: when you romp on her corns at a dance. , Three Things lb,. World Needs Vuucture troof tires. Kool proof automobiles. Oivorce proof marriages. All -"Why don't you wear your! new silk stockings'.'" j . Alar m Clocks I SlllUlU JUlll I'Ull ls'0 WtrVry ilhollt Ih'IIijt late to v iHiryClorks ar teeilVl'or Two vii-c.V (Ji.'i; cm J ork. All riiiiran- ars ser- lOII.'iV. L 8 .DRUG-CO. 1 -i "THE BIGGEST CLOTHING VALUES IN TOWN' The Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes RAGS Wanted at the Observe r 1 1 The case of A. L. Wulte. charged.' ticluliH of the l ulled Slates Chain- with a is.nilt and battery on Hill ! j her of Coinmerce that the people Shaw, mine up belolo ustlce id of Europe ale cousiiiullic only ;10 I'eace Williams yeslerlay, and two , per cent -is in Hill in th'i way ol witnesses were introduced by tho J J marketable goods as they were con- plaintiff. The defendant de'-liueil ll Kiimiug liefor.. the war. There are to produce any evldeui-.. ai.d was ?! about Stiii, duo, (inn of them. The bound over to the grand Jury. He I result Is equal to an entire stop- gave bail lor $:.'i0, Apparently the J ! page of consumption In a populn- row started In a resiling match It lion of over 2iio.uum.ikiu that used and the final Ipmliiig left Shaw with I J ' to bo good customers for the reat u badly chewed mise. . ll of the world, especially the liiited States.' I Tho lessened eoir-ftinptinn means TA just so much less demand for' grain meat, wool, cofieo, tea, dairy and poultry products, clothing, shoes, machinery, etc. It cuts off a vast mcrket tor tho principal products of tno Lulled States nnd at the He, no time blls I his country u side H ipe bu cutting o(( tho market for products of Argentina, llrnr.ll nnd other countries that ot ill uarilv hiiv km ' 1 1 fi. .' 1 I I :: 1 1 1 1 i i' ALL OF THE WHEAT THE IDEAL BREAK- FAST FOOD A deicious 'dish for the dainty A substantial meal for the laborer, A real aid to the! digestion, A pcsiive cure for constipation Ask YourGrocer WHE-TMLON CEREAL CO. Baker, Oregon. i ! i i i i I i ! i 1 More Good News for ,Those Who are Downhearted . Shy on Luxuries Udiio; Xeecssiti 's. It is a sU,v j-ilit to the imiut It U place w here you t:et dividends without owning stock. Plain a'.d siuijilc it is ih'e only place of its kiud in the rniu.'d States. Can't be uikL-isoI,!. u (;raml-. sure fortunate in haVi.Mjr this dry laud saving station. Our suuar prices are -till icsMiiauiuc icss,r,rMlm, ,liu inai iiieans. i'j-csli cof(ianir, K oz for twohit Delicious apples. l).ullies, 1..j0. 1 (oiiin.i n apples I'm' what, you think v.n; car fw that you can cet eiins. I! t'loz. f,!,. si n.i ' v.. k tomatoes, L'4 cans .L'.(i:,. Three ' now-white 1,atcnt iluur, '(iuarantctl . section ia siht t ,cl,l,l, 12 packages oia lady nought the pricas wc,v too s,,l all buy the same, hit with Uie theni i 1 c tuts sitiiu-scHili"- si- I. ... ... . r. ' 'c m en m-.i lt is tini),'. when vi stand. vSpuds, .y1.4". 1)0 vou kn sacks, shoe licxes ml Sulid j scaled ff-ffcv-, 1.00. ..nt bulk. to the last sHonl"uI. Oiir crack of breakfast fo::d, !.":. V:u- den to I'.- ld ii the (piiility. V.Viisw is 110 exiiensc account. Alakc ..tii... stati.,,,. It is i t,l ,. .,. 1, .... :; '., : , AM1-' U-l'resen- ,l,rSt. If you tlon't want ,..arund , t , ,7 VrTJlV" T care. Doors ,pei. at !:1. A.tf Close at li I' M O , ; . ' ,no won 1 admission free! Souuncr Hotel Dld. Un tie All,'' liv-"' money. , -. n - ' " vot W. S. ALLISON Prop. JEconoinioal Store Keeping for Eats.. 4 ! ?V.l.- - - , a W U M J-hi i 4 Si t M tt . t U & . mt J J
