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I ,1 i!l " ii i n ft TAClE TU'O "SAILORS" THE GOOD LOOKING KIND $2.98 Colors Black, Brown, Navy, Sand, Black and White COME IN AND SEE THEM Hill s Dep't Store ED Oil ANOOHA, Turkey, Apr. !. fAc tlvo prop.'iKiuiila Ik heinic c.irrloil nil here at the seat of the Kemiil Pnn Iih'b nHtimmUHt Kuverument, liy a boUlievlKt trndo ileleKMion under Professor Goldun of Moscow univer sity. Tho soviet iilms wore explain ed at n dinner to Keinallst press representatives wliere the ltusslan spokesman said: "We mean to work hnrel to brlnR about the recovery of Orlentnl peo ples. They must free themselves from tho grip of western influence. Turkey lias lven n brilliant exam ple, and this will bo followed by other Aslntlc nntlons. Wo - lutilnd to open libraries, economic Insti tutes, theaters und railways through out the country." .' ' ' It was further announced that n liusslnn commission would shortly arrlvo In Anatolia to study the re sources of the country. A Husslnn orchestra Is Riving a series of propa ganda, concerts in aid of tho Itus sian famine. IS TO SPEAK (Ity AtJtoi'lnlftl I'ress) KANSAS C1TV, Mo., Apr. 5. Pr. Marian Edwards Park, newly elect ed president of Ilryn Mawr college, Hryn Mawr, Pn., will bo ono of tho principal spenkers at the 1152 con- P NEW PRESIDENT White Goods Opening 2000 yds. Andrew's Variety Store Pyralin Ivory Picture Frames SPECIALLY PRICED. YOUR CHOICE AT 73e Putman's Brim Stare .,..ji,;:. vV ' I, ventton of the jAinerlcun Assoclu-i tlon of University Women, which will bo hold here April 5 to 9. Miss l'ork has been active In nil executive capacity In college work tar u number of years, besides bs ,111k a specialist In the classical Otdles, Greek and I.ntln. She has taught In the west for a number of years, aB well us In the oast. I Educated at Jlryn Mnwr, wherr (She wub a student under the retir ing president of tho Institution, M. Curny Thomas, whom she succeeds, Miss Pork was an Instructor In the 'lassies n nil aetlng dean of women at Colorado colle?, Ciilnri springs, from 11102 to lnno. In 1IU1 and 1(112 she wns nrtlni .lr.tm of Ilryn Mawr collego mid in Oc tober, 1921, was chosen dean or Hndcllffe collego, Cnmbrlden, Mass. WARSAW, Apr. 6. All relief foodstuffs und eupplles going through Poland io Russia will henceforth be transported at a re duction of CO per cent of the regu lar charge. Tho Tollsh ministry Of railways has orgnnized u special food 'train to carry Itumnnliin whent from nu ninnla to the Husslan frontier, the It li mu ii Inn rolling stork hnvlug proved Insufficient to handle the provisions destined for the Ttusslun famine regions. Really Tim V.'.-tted. "A tuxpa.ver lookln' fob s.vaipnthy," mill Tucle Kbeu. "Is bo, aid to run up iirIii n lot ef fauillles llut lliluks he's lucky to li n 1 1 eneie-s t imv c'vok en. of Percale per yd. 7 SPECIAL FOOD PPNING LA "Ruddy" Stevens of Pendleton, who will meet Kid Sarp of la (jrande a ten-round bout Thursday eveniiiR at the Star Theatre. (Hy Aflsochited PresiO OODKN, Utah. Apr. ft. Anion Y. Koss, pensioned Wellfl-Farfio ex pnss m:tnaKer who achieved fame by renson of his exploit In defwulnn sliiKle-handecL seytMi Iraln" robherts who attacked an $80,000 koIiI ship ment at Moniollo, Nev., in 1X83 diid here .Monday morning, at the age of 93 years. Mr. lloss was born In Maine. He went to California in 185ft, and later beennio a Htage driver fu Mon tana, and Utah, wherti' he had brush es with had men and Indians. In IiIh Mont el to adventure Mr. Koss was wounded, hut he killer! I one of the robbers and womwled Jfour. These Inter were captured, The messenger had a record of 1 50 years of guarding shipments I without loss of a cent. (Tty Asxcclatcri Press) SEAT'l'l.i:, Apr. S. -Three pounds or morphine, said lo he worth $20, (li)O nt retail prices were taken from I 'iyon. a mechanic on tin 'steamship Siler Slate, according to customs oit'iccrs who arrested liini as be was leaving the vessel Sun day morning. Believing the mor phine seized part of a huge! cache 'aboard tho Silver Slate, which ar rived from the orient recently, cus loiis Inspcctnrs are searching tin big liner end to end. iikiik's i:v iii:i'i:sk l.ONIiON, Apr. r,. Hrlg. Gen. J. II. A. Sanderson, accused of evad ing payment of rnilrnu'l lure, plead ed that he was suffering from neu lilis. Thi' lallroad ncceptetl this de fense iNd Kllh'lnw lis charge. COOkKll FOOD SAI.K. The l.ailie.s of M.eoschenrt Legion will hold a cooked food sale Saturday, April fith, at the Klean Kut Hash Grocery Store. . 4-4-U; THK Oregon Nursery To., Ceo. Bull, Agt, lL'li Wash. Ave. Phone 14II-M. 3-7-ii R K M THE WANT AOSt OLD Til STAGE DRIVER S S I 1 IS CONK SCATED GRANDIS EVENING OBSERVER I (Ily AMoelftted Press) mi IP A fin A nr r, IrnHilntit '""' ' illiinlfitif huH i-lv.Mi hid nerHona! i-n- idorHfMnont to the- movement InmiK- mfJflnf I)))iy niak(J thp(r hom()H ,)(ir. jurntiMl by tb AmktIcuii Hfimra Hn- inonU)nH Hml IlUraHive with ortiHtic iivuu for a national "JJ.-tU'r Homes fimil,ur(1( (iniI)erie8. tuks uml up-Wi-hIi." to bu institutPd next Octo- p0intnH)Illfi o( uli klndHi ihor 118 1111 uivtiuii! PVfMit. j "It kIvoh nu- BH'cial ploasurfl," I wrote Vri'Hldt'iit HardlnK in roply to a lottor from William li. Wrnrorrt, "lo ii!?ord my findorHfirnont und ap proval of the Tl'MtfT Homos Week.' It may be trltn but it Is ('crlaat J Intel y tru that tbe horn is th car jiiiTKlone of our Mvlllzatlon. Jit- lor hoiiif8, mot' 1 attractive bo men, bonii'H wbtiBH orrupantH will flml true rcfr'HlimKit and real Inspir atioi to lncreasfd cfrorta for edu ratlon and culturu-r-snrh bombs lire the ones which nssuro greatest sta bility to our institutions, greatest security to our ' flO'tlety. I cannot but fM'l that ' Iji'e 'ffort you are mahiiiK 1 tmH yvJiifJi (I'nervcs n wid er projection; ftitd J would be Kind If your exampl.mikht piHScntly be nil inspiration Kt a niition-wlde rh terprise of tftfr rfame hind." . John Frariklin Cox Have You Reached Three Score and Ten? ' Preserve Your Strength Portland, Orog. "I could scarce ly get around to attend my duties on the farm and knowing that 1 lireded something to relieve this condition, I went into n drug store in Washington and asked the drug gist what ho thought would be best for my condition, Ho Immediately recoinmeiideiL 'lr. Pierce's Golden jMedlcal Dltcovory so 1 bought a bottlo and commenced taking it and It helped me right away. After the second bottle I felt line, my appetite was greatly Improved and 1 gained sirength right along. I urn a man seventy-eight .yours .of ugo end aan get around as well as inuny younger moo und feel that 1 owe a greut deal to Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Iiis'cove'rv." John frank lin Cox, ISMS E. Yamhill St. Go at once to your neighborhood drug store and got the "Discovery" In tablets or liquid und you'll be surprised ut tho way you'll pick up. Shelby Mazda s Reducedi to 35c L La Grande Agents Exide Batteries lintlerlen in utock, l.itttertes for lEcnt. ltaItorks Itorharged llaltrtien WutrriMl Froo. Itntterieia of nil make Kepnlrc.l. StroniUerg ('nrbuirtur Her vice. B. & T. BATTERY STATION Fred Burgess, Prop. In l.clKhlou's .Mnchlno orki Runyan'sj Sign Service Auto Painting A Cwn.tre Wllh Kr.rr Strakt 01 th. Ilruah pd the (iuir . ante ! GooaL v ;.: t I- . " A' Lamp SL. DRUG GO . .. ... ,. l ue luea oi me i;cuer jiouie? ini eu mm i- ni".- Week" movement Is to educate the land guinea from one to ten noun Ainerlcun people to make the homoeuri, In three weeks under beautiful and thereby ereat a home .riueiirc or loous ' , ,.r pel-vision. Willi, environment that will liuve u lasting Hartley Kn.brey, food chemist of he,,,,. a 1 r n r cultural influence upon the natloi. Rockefeller .nidation. Mihh l.n.- H,t Ho so not mu, I, nop It Is planned during the week setlbrev. who came to i the 1'hi aside for the purpose to demonstrate . several month, Kn or he I ' " - I J in exposition and exhibl.s of model .of studying the eff c ' r j " P .V,. fiUn , , , .-esuMs of i . . room una riornt'H in towns ami on- ion tiironirn tho ronntrv thf rnc l tv ... witli whlfh cvhn 1 irtitlt nf kid;i 11 T my AssoclHto Iti.bh) MANILA, V. I., Apr. 5. One'hlin- N WEIGH You Can Paint Ask us how to renew the beauty of the chair or table that's in the attic PAINTING home things is easy and fascinating. You can do it as well as anyone wilh a few simple directions whicli we give you. You may have furniture in the attic which is old only on the outside. It will be as good as new when rcfinished. Or perhaps there are doors, woodwork and other things about the home that need beautifying. It's fun to do it and a big saving, too. Our "Home Service Paint De. partment" was organized espe-; cially to help you make a success of the work. Write' lis today, telling what you want to refinUh and what effects you want to get. Our experts will answer promptly, giving you explicit di rections covering every phase of the work. Just follow these sim ple directions and you'll get ex cellent results. v spcemcArioN "ifeme Scrvicc'PoSnts Vamlltc - Inomtli -Stains Manufactured by W. P. Fuller & Co. Ik-pt. , San Fiancltco Piofi-r Pint Maniilartuttrt Tor 7S irt. Eatabtl1iei1 Uutichrt in IV riiiea in the Writ. Ialara aveirlicifl. UHKHF, TO tll'Y. U aurr and trl ihi rlfht malarial. The ceapn below tell you Ktiori you ran gel Kullria Product!. Cut it out aa a temlniiar, l'ilc in now pott card for Fullrr't "Horn ?r?riee" Palnr BKk, wbich IrlU yuu jitt what to haj fat rvt-ry kind of painiia(. Sand fall dracriptioa and grt our fire idrlre on any kind of paint inf you want to do Tar ritf-rioT foba nf paint iac It It attviHtilc lo obtain Ike twrvicra nf a Matiar i'aiottr. ulln'a "litinif Service" 1'ainta ar ald br tho folio win, in your ciiy, 0. F. Coolidge, La Grande, Oregon. Clyde Kiddle, Island City, Oregon. Weimer Brothers, Cove, Oregon. r PROSFERI1Y A state, community or city can never grow fast er than her utilities, or extend further than they reach. The prosperity of a city or town, its alertness, its up-to-date methods, its progressiveness, in fact, its very character are reflected directly to the ex tent that they exist in its utilities. Likewise, show me a city with broken down, unhealthy and restrict ed utilities and I shall show you a city living in the backwoods of civilization, with no parks, improved streets or alleys; with unkept homes and unimprov ed public buildings; without civic pride andi self -respect, and withal a shipshod, shiftless, dozing, indif ferent population a mighty poor and unattractive place to live and do business. Home Independent Telephone Co. Furniture Exchange COSfPLITE H0U32 rUMIS3aSfl ED D0N0HUI, rrop. Phone, Black 1241 Fir A Jtffem i.., on t'ullnn Is- nm ou mo ii' - 1 .. ,n. iinii riiriirllHtl iirnvniK m ", w j !f,n.., )... uimil nf Culhnt. wtK-n- n.OflO lepers ure confined. At the suggestion of Governor General Wood. Miss Kmhrey expeh - mented with 20" 1"'P nl ln" o1" jonv on Cullon. 150 adults and fifty. children. Tho .lepers under hei ......... ..a.itvitel from the i other lejiers, given uniform food of inungo or fish for proteins, voge - tables rjnd rice or corn nr cm ; (hates. The children were given one glass of milk each day, I" rhirty five per cent of the annus and eighty per cent of the children gained in weight." sum .hiss r.m- lirey. "We used an outdoor kllch - We make special paints, var nishes, enamels, wall finishes and stains for you to use. 'They arc the finest materiuls of their kind that we know. We have been making these products for 73 years. Take advantage of Fuller's Free Advice and Fuller's Pro ducts and you'll be surprised and delighted with the wonderful transformations you can make in your home. Silkenwhite Enamel Silhrnwhitt Enamel , proiiuer. a ticb. beauti ful Aiab -on woodwork and furniture. Fluw. out .moothl and dne. But har bruab marka. Produce, a Kitrror-.mooth aurfare. Stay, wbite and w.ara lorur. Olota wblte. erai-gloaa vbltft and 8 I We also make Dernret I Varniih Staina. All-Pur. I poae Varni.b.a, Hubber Cement Floor Paint. Wa.bal.le Tall Fini.b. Fifteen. for-Floota Var. nirli. FuUrrfear Varnlfh. Fluor Wei. Auto Kn.a.i-1. Fuller, Hot Watet Wall Fioiab IV. I .on.ine). Purrb and Step Paint, and PiONbLR WHITE LEAD. rjanJU.M Rnt ak. ftV.lnr'bv, April 1-- ci.ok. d. the foods Mir solnis und , , ... J 1 '.'.', '! The best llinig annul the food we usc.1 was The colony needs - , iniuii, viu i lit .t 1,1 in.. ; ttistnlmt. (I inn.iiLnHi im pines. - j RAGS Want. A at 1 no Observer. " ' ' TliKII'T SHOP OPEN. j. The RmJ f:,.os., Thrift Shop Is , H open daily now in the New Foley & nuj(iinff 0ri the ( hestnut street 1: entrance. Thursday will contin- SK ue to he Thrift Day anj on this r day all who have donations for jho shoJ) ,ir ask(,j to nave Jt Tc.l(iy to , delivered, that be- 1 illg lnc ,j.ly t.0)10etionM are made. 5K For S aie Modem !)-rnnm lionpe, full base ment, fire phcf, steam heating plant, wash irays in basement. Lot 60x110, paved street. This Is a home (hat Is in perfect condition and the location U excellent.' Modern "10-room home, basement, heating plant, good lot 6012i, pav ed street. This piuce is located In the lieijt resident district of I, a Grande, i : I havp Fovorl frotnl Iota llatnd thai aro priced rifiht easy terms. Modorn C-rotun housf. full bnse mont, buiU-in lilu-ln-n. J'rloo $2000. r.5-nrrp tract, rnnd 4 room houso, wir?d, watr rijzlit for pi not. 2 f acres in alfalfa. This plac will ta (to a aohlicr'H Innn. 44-arre dairy ranch, stonltftd with rlileltens, row, and inipl'Mnents. This plan 'will take a soldier's loan. 6-room modern house, basement, lot 00x110, plastered. Here Is a good buy at $::ooo. Geo. H. Currey i Phone 200J Ileal Rstatej Insurance, I'lirm Loans La Grande MATTRESS SHOP and WEAVING WORKS Mattresses of all kinds clean ed and rebuilt. Feather Reno vating, itnr, nugs and Fluff Itni-'s for sale. Carpet and Itng Cleaning li2t ifil.r.o ami up Chas. Kdwards, Jroy, Flione 253-W FORD & GEORGE Main 44 Itltle Willi ii company Ihut is bontlctl. Kvci-y Oliver ami every cur honileil fur your protection Willi the very nest of service, CAM, M. 44 Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Liconeed Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day rhone Main 62, Night PLone, Main 7-13. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. a O
