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PAOTC Form .. tin otondtc Evrcyrrcra durervkr TYi.lnv; Mav 1022 j v. Ji bl I nit f.tl da iiv h nd woek ly at Ui Uraudu, (pitoii, by Lit Grande Kvao Uif Ob'-rv.'r i'nh(nhlinf Company, HKUCH nij.VNIH, Kdltwr. Kntered at the Prrntuf fire at I.a Grande, Oregon, ai .Second ClHtl Mall Matter. Add reus all oommunlratloni to TBRi OHHKHVKlt, HIS Adaiua Ave., l Uraodn, Orufron, CUSCHIITIOtf HATES II r Currier. Dally, per month ...... - Dally, per throe month a Dally, per nx mo., Id advaoca . Dally, alntcle cpy r6e .14.60 6c II y Mali. Dally, por year, In advance Dally, bIz months. In advance . Dally, three n nth, tn ad-vamce . Dally, pr motiih Weekly Ubaervur-Stnr, by mall, per year, In ad v mite .icon .12.60 ill 6 rv iN count orriuiAjp i'Afi;it. On aale In other cities Oregon Hotel Nfiwa Utand, I'ortland; Imperial Newa Stand, i'ortland; UultoomA NevCi Stand. Portland. The Asaoctaea . entitled to ime for nublJcrtlea c a otiwi dlspat credited te It er n mhrwlHe credit! la llila MV. aid alio the IouI new puhllffcea" theiMw. 411 rlvhta or re-auencau oi rm dlvpatclAs here alio are rwftewa B&k -Tot NOT 3sl KAT AND UliMH the 'klHKdum 0Hi Is not weal and drink, but rUatrounniw, anu peace, iiitd Joy i tbo Holy Uliosl. Hum. 14:17. THEY ALL WOKK; THAT IS THS REASON. . , Brooding ovcr'itlie possibility of (ieiTiiany'ri. jy.iiry Biipi chiiicy in the couniien-ial w -rid will got us ill) place, for just jis Inic as the sun rises those tJcniians are jiot 'asleep, neither are tlicy giving tlieinselves over to gloom bccaimi! tlu-y lost the world war. On the other hand they are making the best of con-i lilim :iinl lire imttinir forth everv clt'irt to nrake the wlwwlx iif industry limn in their own count in-. He-sides this, Ave see evidence of the (lernian thrift in our own country, not from the many German people who are resi dents 'here, but from the new recruits wno are men m the Fatherland and are coining to this country to make it their home. The press dispatches yesterday told of Carl Si-hall-lirush with his family and factory moving to Aim-rien. His family consists of ii wife, three smix, five buxom' daugh ters, a ' son-in-law and a daiitrlitcr-in-law. The factory is a ciitlerv plant which was iiackcd and shipped on the same boatthat brought the (lenuaii laniiky. Ihey all work in their own plant.- "When they land they will set ii) in business right away iinielj; ;inil the" cutlery product will be turned' out by the W-hnllbrush Tanuly who will reap Mel profits. They all work. That is why the industrial world is looking with no small amount of concern on Gerniany as she stands today. 1) COMMITTEES OF CLUB NAMED II I (Incorporated) ."' THE OFFICE CAT At a meeting of the flitectoi-H of the country club last evening considerable ousincss wai transacted, the appoint- int of committees being one of the natters closed up,' The following Mr oeii nameu; U-.ons William ' Sii'gi ist, S. 1). Cmmm, Elmer Stoddard and II!. 1... Ntppch. Mouse G. - L. Lnrison StB)to and A. T. "Hill. Finances IA. J Stance, T (Tins anl K. L. .Meyers. , Handicap N. W. Frees, There arc fifty-two weeks in a yea: Jieynolds and s! I). Crow... -but lornozc how many "Weeks." Swimming tank and nark i August J. Serotfr Cha.v.H. -Chase DONT FORGET THE BOY ' " Mothers, we don'( waul you to forcet that our store for men Is also H store for boys. Tho same hicli Krsdo merchandise la found here for the boy n for the ineu. Larso orders now being niacin) for full- urn- Imltrut IrinM fir rhn liiltiiniINU linrH. lilrtllneSB We'dO. ' ' ' ' it' . ! AIIOI.TTIIK.SAMK. i i ' i. J Nortji -"l)u you let your wife have ner own way?" West "Absolutely. AivJ when it comes to rain 1 let it lain, and when it wants to snow I let it snow " Chicago News: Jack I)cmpscy' verdict that King (.corgc and the lest of tho Hriti.-h royal family are "niee louliing people'' relieves thu Angl.'i American entente of n serious strain. St. Paul Pioneer Press: I.nily As ter will- undoubtedly stir up u lot of unrest in this country with her slogan, "Woman's Place Is in the House." Arkansas (iazette:. We read that it coslif $L'-)U to dress a girl properly. For gonduess p.'ike, give one of them f2.(;,! It would be worth it to see a girl dressed properly. TRAFFIC MANNERS. Hohnenkamp and C. K. Short. social or. Kay .Murphy, C. H. hcruiuoii, ii. j. uixon and I)x. Vernu Johnson. All hut the last named committee are permanent, while the social com mittec is changed from time to time to relieve any one group of rathe, arduous work. Hugh Montgomery, Former Resident. Has Passed Away A report was received in I.i Grandf recently of the death of Hugh Mont-, ginnery, who died at Huntuvillc, Ar- ............ 0..V1K nv, in minium- -wan his wife had recently gone for a visit I j with his childhood friends. .. It -was t there that Mr. Montgomery wail borrrl and grew to manhood with Samuel i ! Haynes of Union and J. M. Bwty. n : I former business mnn'l of- lJa'-UriMdeM . but now of Portlanld. Our; Mr. Montgomery lived in'La Cramli, When - he Heads new ('lollies, brtlns him ta w real own- jjfsrinK apparel' from greatly varied stocks,, a,-W: Invito .the luspecliou of uothcrs and fathers at all ", This Storelis ', - Headquarters for Reinforced Hosiery ' FOR BOYS Mothers tell us no other hos iery eau compare with our "ULACK. C'AT" reinforced hos iery for Veur. They are made black and they slay black; they are made with triple knil knee, heel, sole and too, affording all the reinforcement possible for 'the rough wear a hoy will giro them. They aro priced according to size, from UGc. to 50c and are .In olther fhio or-course rib... . Tbcsii are found rln our la-; dies' jnd jchlldfqu'a . husiory da-, partiueiit. boys' store whore, he many select 'his , New York Mulling Telegraph notion fit perfect traffic manners is, 23 years but the last several veartf! exemplified, hy that London hansom has lived in Paul, Idaho, working for! iinver wno, wncn n pnwsinan stop- i he Amalgamated Sugur comnunv un-i Ped and stood directly in the way of til about four years ago. when hu had me cuu noise, leaned over and asked: I a stroke of paralysis from which he "in say, sir, may I awstt what are never fully recovered. At the time your plans?" I of his death he was 7! years old. He ' and his wife were visiting in I.n FL'I.I. FLAVOR. i Grande several .WfSks last summer ...1,1. k;D i Kurikatu.en, Chiistiania: "Why , ' , ' . , ',,u,,us ,w " wc'r0 don't you eat your apple, Johnny?" ; e'' tnke hlm und 's eoo,i It tastes. . , . a ery -iiigniy re.ipicted citizen, an honored; member of I,a Grande Lodge Np. lfi,, I. 0. O. F and III OOFY of the M. E. Church 'jjcjUth.' Nashville Tenncas'ean:- . "I hear' r- "''i survived byliii Browne has started manufac-' "'"""! ' " V '"'"" K"ry, L".au-rn- icr, ;iii. t. d.. nnms ,oi lanAlun. . - IF IT'S SHOES - Both our shoo , deparlmcntn are anipl Supplied to care for every ueod during tho summer. Ranging (rom 8 V4 to 11, lliero are excellent little men's ahops for $2.25 and J2.75. From 11 to 2 there are brown and black slioi's for dress or .jilay at J 3 . 7 5 and-M SO. From 2 up they range from 14.00 to 6.60. Kvery shoo -with a wult solo. times. . ' You Will Find . Suits for Him ,;Y , Here at ' f $7,' $8, $9 and up to -$15 All wool suits, tailored aceerd-:-ing to itho standards we insist upon in all our clothing. Thoy uro reinforced and strongly sewn at points where boys glvo them hardest wear.' Greys, brow ns and blue Mixtures also bluo serge. Some have two pairs of pants. Prices start at f 6. Go and range upward to $1-1.00. KAYNEE' " Is the Name of His , Blouses and Shirts For 111 "KAYNEE" there is the quality v'found in Hut better ,uien's shirts, the last colors, tho attractive iiatterua and iu the styles the boy likes. mouses are made with attach ed or detachable collars. Shirts in tho nnio way but with tho soft Kronen cuff. Prices hero range from 50c to J2.U0. up "I'm waitin' for Peter. much better when another tonkin' on." feller n-' young turing the new fire extinguisher he Washington, and a Mm, Fred M. Mu:it' Paul, Idaho. CHRIS "JIMMED" THE PARADE The Tax Reduction League has broken up in a row just as everyone who knew the personnel of that league, anticipated it would. Chris Schuln l, of Oregon Cilf-, who is a fire eater of some capacity, blew smoke through his nostrils, packed his portfolio and told the whole bunch of tax proclaimors what thev were in so nin'iiv words, and unit the game. AccoWling t( press reports one bv one the followers! invented. How's he getting along?": 'i i ( 1 i- , i i ii ' i i i ( u ii "Not, so well. One of the cxtin-1 R""er' 01 1 1 or the noted lire-eating,Cliristoplver ducked out of the guishl.fl c.xlludc,, ml uullu.d up hia! meeting umiL uarvey Mai'Kweauier, wno is running factoi-v: ugAinst Waller fierce fortlie noiuination of governor, was about the, .only one left oil the job. Harvey is a, docile fellow. U1c know boeausV' he used to teach school in La-'Grande, and Harvey would not take on a fight with the active, acrobatic Schubel unless, of course, unless it was very necessary to do so, and then .Harvey might do quite a good job of spanking. The row was based lipon the colleges of course. The Nchubplires. wailful the-Reduction league to do some re- (liiciug-iianie-, thev wanted it to follow its naiiit cut the tiiillage .tax which supports the schools, along with several hundred thousand dollars added by each leglsla- ..fi. Two stenographers have one tea lng with the Intentions of -forming j ; I, .i .', i i i , .. t .r... : tt ii... i i i .! i in'.-4-f I live session. iui isciiuoei ran up against a snag tor i rt's. ! !-.. n me is ,. mui ,iiu.muiu-j. j 'MUNSING" Union Suits Provide every means of comfort, warmth or general satisfaction in tho boys' un derwear. The laundering qualities are the samo as in the ludlos' and in oil's the wearing (liialitles are of course tho best for no other underwear gives such unusual ser vice and satisfaction as "Munslugwcur." If The Boy Wants A Gap You will find an cxciiptioually good selection hero now. Light tweeds and tans with plaits all the wav round or just plain. They are Just tho kind u boy wants and the prices will please for they range from J1.50 to 2.75 in tho better smiles ami from i r.n down as low as you like. AN FOR II ! Lesion Meetiner To I I T" TT.1J n" J m I xe xiem iyj.unu.ay xo i Tt A :u 1 t i oi'iu Auxuiaryt EFFICIENCY TEST ' I.-Mll IIVL'U Life: 1. What is loyalty? What is! duty? What do you owe to the firm.', , What i!ocs the firm owe. you? What American LegliinwI'ost No. 4 t)I do you owe to the bookkeeper? La Grande will iod their regular 2. llowmnny minutes in a lunch-'meeting Monday evening at 8:00 ' hour? 1 , , o'clock. The mooting will bo held t H. What is the best method of get- nt the K. of '. hall Instead of the1 ting a raise out of the boss? A rise? . Eagles hall as was formerly the 4. An office lm.v has approximately icustom. ' . jU(8,iiS8 grandmothers. How many lea-' A cordial invitation is extended gu? nascnau games are mere a sea- 10 mo moiners, .Ayiji-s.and sisters, or son? lex-service men to attend this meot- New Little FROCKS FOR THE MISS 7 to 14 Years $2.50 K..-i.iI l'..,.vi,."'nii,i.l, ill l,.l ., I',.,.- ,li...;,.L,:. .(...; , "iier nours now many times will tne Jn-addition -to. the above ............ , ,, ,v ,.,, ,,,, , , tci(..)hlino ,.,,,; soveral other 11. , . .'. ...1 ... .....I ..I. I....1 .. 1... W..I...... . ...1..... i. - :. ..... jn tin iii-. i'i iiuii t'.ii ii iiiiu ii oi iiiiM.ni ihoiiiycy vr uco Avhich he fired into the wheels of the Tax Reduction Lea gut! at; proper, intervals. The big machine groaned and paused. Schubel saw some one had him bested and with out attempting to use any diplomacy of which he has not a very large .stock he stood straight up and told the luuich what tiny' could do and wjiat they were, ending by .packing up bis ''(loll rags 7'ii lip? Hejitlng"t for linine. lien Selling of Portland reached his ,jeuf .recently " and his ,lteJiriibois. elivct hint, iin ntik-f.iHliliiru.ir Admirals in the Ciiit'd States navy! birthday party. Mr. Selling is.oha of (Moinetinies win ; victories in Pcaiclhe substantial men of Orrgou, and Highest Jirico paid for clean, large which are of as much 'iihre-rtance a;'-he Evening Obse.ver. hopc.i'hV w1lts'zed cotlon rags .lliu-e won at sea dining war. Through. live another, seventy years. - i- - - the llispiiatlun and liltiring efforts. of ' ' 1 o- .,' Krnr-Ailmirnl William 11. (i. I Ik I , Acid thiSnving hnr bei'n going i: Jlii.s country now has, in American, in the waterfront strike on I In. c.i mutter . matters will bo tak- n. n n uiki's one executive inror- en up at this tone, chier aiming quarters, of an hour to dictate one 'them being the foiniation of pi ins letter, "how long will it take a stall for tho celebralion of Memorial day. of four stenographers to powder their . .. noses in the ladies' room, commencing j at half-past four? CHANG'S ARMY j ,..!' ! Jh.L't' 'Ll,ri:"'!,c i DISORGANIZED I 8. The .little kind of the clock points at five and he big hand at ten. f " lien Selli U. S. Raclio Control - ,. cvcntier)i Where? ini the olfii '.) I'Oiattmtc the tence: I'Worked Ii'. day." J ' iiands following sen- a font yesti r- BY CONQUEROR Continued from page one.) lumhiu, which is liquid fire in war. about bad Then women nrc seeking scats in ongiess' this year. Why? No one, ml even themselves knows. hands, (lie must effective radio com munication of any nation, III 1!M!I, as the ..lrv j, t;ld in World's Work, Itriti.-h connncrrh! enterprise had practical domination liver world initio coiiinuinicatiiin, a.-' it already had control of cable com munieation. There was an American! Marconi Company aniung seveial ntli-1 h"n Jimmie ("ox and George era, but 'lie Hi itish Marconi Cn:upa:i ( "'"'Vl'-V through w ith that contro contiolled them all. jveisy we'll bet Jimmie will not be so Itear-Ailmiial Dullard believed th.p . lll'"g in bis future actions. tho United Slates had certain nghH " o here and set about to obtain then liusiness is rotten for the hold-up In spile of the nhscn.-o of goverii nent! '"en. They attacked a newspaper support, he wot kid for this cause.' I'aytoll in Seattle a few days ago and Eventually he interested in- GeiK-ni!'1 lie in inters lost their pay 'checks. Electric Company and the American! o . Telephone and 'lWgraph Ciiiiipanv.! Paris wont wild over llenipsey, ac Tbey hHpc1' in the formation of an ''"'ding tn new.papi s, which goes American radio company. I'.uth of:" fhow that Paris has not returned those organizations made their pat-j1" normalcy miicc the war. cuts and device.; available lVr th.ij " - o new riHlin corpotatun. ili.y secuie.li 1 nssi:i Mining to p:iv her ileitis FOR SALE had been sent out to lior aid from the legation. , 1 The Chang soldiers, when they I found they wou'id' tio uiinble to en ter the city,-dtpevsed. discouraged. Many marched toward tho hilts, .while others rsOuglit refuge In tho various temples and pagodas in the j uuoying uistricts. c , Chang's Iroojis evacuated tho vi clnlty of Chancsiiitleii, 12 i A big selection of them and all new some, with prftty bright appJliriuV work and colored 'embroidery; some with collars and cufrs"oP organdies and a number 'of other distinctive features.-1 Tho new bloomer dress Is- ln' thlit lot dresses' mado with knickers of the' sa'nio' lunterlal. All aro priced at $2.50. .OA display in our ready-to-wear de partment jioviv . . , 4 ...'.The New "Flapper" ' PATENT PUMPS Tills is a very low flat hoel, patent lealh--cr pump with a Vide Instep strap and tlarge buckle. Tho too is founded and tho leath er very .soft. It Is ono of tho vcfy?L',ow n iiil popular patterns' In tho footwoar for spring and can bo'-worn' by ell Iter, women or misses. Tin, til-irf.K Sr.7n Auk In so., it in nr 4 ladies' .bIkio dopartuent. . '-' Hand Embroideried GOWNS From the Philippines Hand, made lingerie ol the finest quality is shown hero in those new baud embroidered gowns that como from the Philippine Islands. Ueau tif ul embroidered , designs that show skill and very careful workmanship all the finest, softest quality muslins. i These garments are very new arrivals and are in a number of dainty patterns. Stiown in one of our windows todav, Ask Hbout them. They're juiced J3.50, S 1.50 and $5.00. zrr , a I IIHII Hr Thtrsrtay indriiin. (Ibscrvcra wora forced to cross. . . ft i.,.ii.,.i..., ....... " .7 ' ) . I -in n lililiriM .till, I in.l oil tHo. MJirco Voo bridge . . - , (initio In KllVrt. 1 . tw firo standing saw the; forces ut.liencral Fu, csti)uated lit 40.000. emerge from tan -village -and deliver a rapid attack w-lHi rifles mill ma- liluo gnus. (Irivlng Chang's army eastward tow acd . Kouglal. . I he re- inlbis ' treating army felt liark upon banks northwest of J'okjng. under a heavy j of the J I nil river, which th-y later contiot of the American Mine !if she. is (-.lien tnrliitn. a lu rnianeut tr.nr i- Conipany and tiersuaded Hritish an French companie! tn sell their inter ! o ests in the United State to the new! Observing how the statesmen at film. .Ocnoa me iuIIIuk ,.,., tlier liars. The result is a huge and well !"'1' sugmM that the next tut ciiiii -ripiippod comimrcial ladin sa:. ' t .. tlonal cmifcn lo-e lie held, for the he the finest in the wotlil owned 11!,""''' "' "' restriit-ilng infl,,,.,,, ,.. run by Americiins. All its live i-ir-; 1 " 1,1 " l"rm.l I'.ihue at l.oinloa euits to Great Jfiitain, Norway, tier-j o , many, France anil across the Pacific "1'1 dleovoi- that cm ncolis make are under Ameiiran control. ;good ul 1. Is u reiulniler. soinetiow. Incidentally this arrangement ia "liU sm..ers always did slick to tunes a sort of radio Itonioe Hoetrine,"" lr 'Oh pip,,. for South America, which gives ltrit-j " -0 . ish and A eWcnn com ecus equal fin- ' Orcss k n nti tun, .. 1 111 . .. unrinl inti-ieau. ot. .'.at nintinont, hm;'nitoon,' adilse leaves final control ii, nn ' ii -l"' it.'. Tut , immv Landi. J"c::s ;ir,. . fashion icithnr-j nil;, think WATCH Mils SIWt'K Fou j SO.MK lili.M, IIAKOAIXH i No. 1. The llreenwood Dairy adjoin I Ing La Oraude on the east, j Just out it he city limits, IS 1 acres of laud all in alfalfa, j except the yard where the house, barns and other hulld I lugs stand all well fenced and good watur right and ptenty of water, good buildings, j bouse, birns, sheds, chicken house, targe pump and en glue, small rainlly orchard. 14 head of first rlass milk cows. 2 young ihollers. good lea-ni or horsiis, harness, wa gons, and all machinery, 21111 ; etitekens, bimty, cream separ ator, and all the equipment pertaining to the dniry, with a well established milk route and customers. This man sold J.'iimil.oil worth of milk last season, lint must leave here on account of sti kaess. J fiiiotuin in rash will handle this place, t'ome in and let s talk to ynu further about this splendid money maker. C.J. BLACK & CO. I . Aew, I'litiy lliiUdini; La Oruude, Orcuoii TAR THEATRE Charlie Chaplin T O .V G II T CHICAGO, Mny 5. Jim'. W. T. Ilobart, dean uf a theological school In Peking. China, ip an address hero explained the Chinese strife bysaylng that General (hang Is fucked by Japanese Influcince whfie General Wu is uuti-slapancso. Tho laxative effect hf rh.m'hr. Iain's Tablets is so mild anil gcntln that you coin hardly realize that it has been. produced' 'by' a nic.clno -" Adv. KEAU THE WANT AUSI -III 1 li "Sunny Side" ' and Jl WINNERS OF THE WEST" ii SATURDAY James Oliver Curwood's FLOWER of the NORTH' ' A .V tStairiiig Henry B. Walthall and Pauline Stapk? 5FrirnIisltti anil Jinanrf ,. The prosperity of our depositors is of great importance to us. ne want you to deposit FRIENDSHIP as well as MONET when you start an account with us. Your interests will be protected and you will be assured of OUR friendship in return for your confidence.' WE PAY 47.. gEPOSIT5 'LA CR.ANDE. NATIONAL BANK : 'la orande; or,c. SC'JMD-PELIABLE- rRCORESSIVF j MEMBER i FEDERAL RESERVE. SYsm: fit 0
