La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 14, 1907, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textmm 7 A RARE TREAT FOR MUSIC LOVERS :t STOP the WAGON GET A PIE Our wagon loaded with FRESH BREAD and PASTERY will call at your door each morning, Sundays Excepted, with a full assortment of Bakery Goods. You see what you buy and buy what you see. A trial order solicited. Phone orders given our prompt attention. Phone Black 161 vl THE; MODEL BAKERY J.B.WHITEMAN&SON m WTRI9HT Syi I Of THE CHOICEST IN THE . LAND an inaius ana crave men the most cultured, the widest traveled, ' the fittest to judge nf fitting fare for the table, can Bad naught but praise as their ooinion of our staple and fancy groceries or the luxuries prosperity permits. Our large buying and moderate pricing has much to do with putting groc eries of the best s.rrt in:o tha hom33 of people of ordinary mains. A small trial order will convince you of the superiority of our sure and our sales methods. V PHONE MA-'N 45 ' , ! NORTH FiR STREET ! "NIRVEV AM OSTIGPAliliC .SPECIALTY 1 hal the trouble known as r.crvos j .' : teceives entirely too littie attentio : from I . .. its victims is beyo-id qusstion. It is not i I,4-. only a warning sign that there is some I thing radica'iy wrjng. but. as the re. ve ! are the governors of tue w.ula bmg, it i'i.' is the plainest sort of indication tint i.ie PI suffeier is not in the full comaletencss of his or her natural competency far the affairs of life. A condition of calm u.'der ordinary cond.tions is absolutely neces s ' sary in order that there may be a re-fj- serve force of norvous energy for emer- v " gencies. There are always definite reasons for the trouble; and, even when habits of life are largely responsible as aggraving causes, there is always some anatomically wrong condition that predisposes the tuf teror to the trouble. If the body struc ture is in a state of perfect adjustment, i ' Jt if circulation tu every part is unobstruct--- ed, if every nerve is uninterfered with in its work by pressure, and if nourishment and hygiene are attended to "nerves" will speedily disappear. The Osteopath the on'y specialist in detailed body ad justment and he is the master of the ' craft. Right of Way. PURE LARD Is :o be found at Stillwell & Company- market. Phone Main 16. WARNING NOflCE The ordinance which prohibits the throwing or depositing of manure and other filth into the streets and alleys, will go into effect on the 15th day of January and will be strictly enforced. Owners of property upon which such deposit has been made and while condi tion is contrary to the provision of th. oA.nance, should take immediate step to clean up. Fair warning to all. As the ordinance under which this action is taken provides a penalty, prompt action should be taken or additional ex pense will beadoed. H. W. Stoker, ctr.t Sunt for the city of La Grande Dated this 1 0 day of January. 1 907. j POSITION WANTED By competent man in the Grocery business, has had years of experience. Inquire at this office. HOMEMADE Saucage and cooked meats of all kinds at Stillwell & Co' market. Phone Main 1 On Saturday. January, 12. 1937. there appeared in the La Grande Evening Observer, an article under the baad lines 'The Mayor on the War Path." Thie article is a great injustice to ame parties mentioned therein. So 'great that the undersigned desire to ente' hir earnett protest against the misuse of fact and erroneous statement that are given to the public in the above mention rti. cle. . Knowing that the subject of quaran tine is of public interest, and Instituted for the public welfare, he desires to en lighten the reader cf this paper as to the cause of the Mayor' residence beinir un der quarantine, etc. All the people of i ur city, know that their Mayor has been ill and hit misfor tune the cause of some alarm to' our citi zen. "A Bright Light Shineth on High Altar." December 25. 1906, Mr. Stod dard first consulted m regarding his recent illness and with his permision, 1 am privileged to give you brief history of his case as given to me by him. On November 27, 19C6, Mr. Stoddard went to Hot Lake, Oregon, for treatment, remaining thereabout three week. About December 1 7, he returned to La Grande. December 18 and 19, able to attend the r 1 O - - -1 - f t a I i tvM wKurouuwui uuw ua ituwweu large "blotches." the size of the end of hi finger, on his face. December -21, returned to Hot Lake. December 22, was examinid by Dr. Phy at Hot Lake, the first time a physician was consulted in regard to this eruption as it had given nim no anneyance up to this time. Dr. Phy told him the eruption looked suspici ous to him and isolated hitn n his room for the diy, and adviied him to ruturn to La Grande. December 23, he returned ' to La Grande. 1 was cilled to attend him. Upon carefuil examination I also inform ed him that the eruption looked very sus picious and that we would keep him un der observation for 24 hours to determ ine the true nature of his illness, as it was imposs.blo to make a positive diagnosis at tint time, advised him and his family tn re.mm rtt home until I should see turn the f Vi.'inrj day. which they did. December 24, ! 006. I called and found h:s body covered with a typijal eruption of urticaria, told him w:Mt it was. and that i ciuld not quarantine him for t!t outlined his treatment, etc. On De;. 26ih tha d'ag.iosis was con mmei by the City Health O.ficer. D :c. L'3, all the eruption of urticaria ' had disappeared, and the small popuies oi varioloid began to appear. I reported t-i case promptly, end the Mayor's rtsi d :ii; was placed undor quarantine. Mr Stoduard hid a ver mild attack of v.uio:oid i.v,i iniHu a rap'd recovery. The di .ease aborting in the vesicular st-iga wi:h only the formation of one or to pusties. T:ie iry interesting. part of his illness to h;a attending and consulting physicians was the fact of his having two diseases practically at the same time. The var ioloid be ng held in check until after the othrr disease had abated. Mr Stoddard was disinfected, his resi dence fumigated and the quarantine was discontinued. On Jan 7th 1907, his daughter was taken ill. Jan 8th 1 diag nosed the disease as var ioloid and the residence was again quar antined. Three more of his children are at present affected with the disease. All very mild cases of varioloid or modified small pox. Jan 1 1th the Mayor desired an Official investigation by the City Health Officers. The diagnosii ofjthe undersigned was con firmed and the quarantine continued. These are all the facts connected with the illness in the Mayor's family, and at nq time has any of bis children attended school while his residence was under quarantine, nor would he allow them to do so during the time that his own case was developing. The question naturally arises: What shall be done to prevent the spread of UPHOLSTERING OLD FURNITURE -M A D E GOOD AS NEW Lounges and couches upholstered. Mattresses recovered and generaly renovated, carpets cleaned and put down. Special Furniture Made to Order. All Work Called For and Delivered Promptly. T. li. HILLIMAN Cor N. Depot and Monroe St. PHONE 1801 Red FOUND Two log chain, found near the railroad crossing at the A. B. C. Laun dry, were left at the Observer office, where the owner may secure the seme. A sweet toned Emerson piano with the Angelus player. heard lingers in the memory. A. B. contagious disajsas i.i oar own city? There is oiiy one .vay. nJ viat is by prompt notification to the proper author ities, of all ontiyio-M diseases, d the enforceTient of a str -ct" q iar.-.n'ine. T.le rules ind rt g ftations of the State Board of he !.'! ir v .ry erfi:'ant when eriforovd. Tne crnur.lt- w;tn Li Gran.ia is. that the H : ft -O.tieer hss ovvr oe. i given uihwxit '.uvi'.'r;y io enfor.4- u regnlafons o; tie s . it . Uo-:rd of Ht-ilth If rumors .ir,. c:. t:a'ri h;ivo' tie'.ii several c--.if r-j.tij a-ei m C"-' city, the pan '- im-.d-i, nr.l c mii;i..i under tne of .:. piyvc'.'.r. ad hcci . . r',-J. tr)r;r? n ( qo.ir.ini'ifit'J T.: c.:v:s luvt bn-n Calls-J ..y ' -?e v .( :. i c-iK.KiVi p X.'UKHid itch etc. Very ir.ny in-jm hivs un douotculy 1j.-t in d tj'fs of variobi.1 or mo.l fii-i smiii! p x. f -itre is a S'fljt in justice dj.ju. t-j a o.v thi-iu vH'.J O d.: se nir.a:a ;h.;i oJ.'j.'.n tiiruugnout thv city, as (.r, o.;cu'iy tii) O'l'y casus tut ar at ,j!.nt jnd'sr qu'ir. n tino, Ria tnosi to Aliici piiyicun h i- been calied. T.-.erKior our Jjreentqu3i' antine r-rdiiir-ce is pr.ictn.aily a (aie. and we cjnn jt iinprpve.urun pri-s-i.-it cci ditions until a n--v nrd'-ucio-; is adupted giving y jur ri - i i U,iic..r . inoie power, and alljwirife li.ui a fair c "npens 'tion tor the worn ir.vi.iv-d. g.ynj! tun fui! -au'.h-arity to investigiU i.i w-i ; "f a susp c lous nauirt wnjtner thy iMve ;mpijyd a physician or no-, Th so-omniics snouid be in hurmony i h ra:e and-rrg. ia tions tne iulu - rd oT Health. In rejard tj tho s.ippossd statement of the Mayer in tne Observer of Jan. 12 wherein it is statd that tie was not in formed until Jan I I (or what disease that Ins residence was quarantined, I most einphat cally assert it -vas not cor rect, as 1 informed mm and his family of the true nature of the disease, its dangers and the necessity for quarantine, etc., at tne time of the establishment of the quar antine. Injustice to myself and friends, I desire to state that I have not reversed my posi tion on the subject of quarantine, but still defend those same principles for which I have battled for the past 1 5 year. Far ther than t lis, 1 have-nothing to tay. N. Molitor, M. D. Note: The article which appeared in Saturday's Observer, and referred to above, was based upon a statement made by Mayor Sloddard to the Editor of the Observer over the telephone. After calling up the Mayor this morning and asking the Mayor if he had been mis quoted, he replied that he had not, except that we had used the word smallpox in reporting the finding of the commission when we should have used the word "Varioloid". Wiih this exception the ar ticle was correet, as based upon the Mat or's statement. Editor m WANT YOUR TRADE and will treat you right at Stillwell & Co', market. Phone Main 16 FOUND A long chain was found near the A. B. C. Laundry. Owner may have same by calling at this office and payin fifty cents for this notice. J. L MARS, Contractor and Builder Dealer in'BuiMintr Material. . Building Stone, Clean Coarse Sand and Gravel delivered. La Grande, Oregon Dro "a line 'naming work, and I will namethe'.rgV. price. HI IF. I AT GRAM MA2KTi iHri-ippft Nfw AmoclHtlon) Chicago. Jan. 1 2- Wheat opened at 76,l6', closed at 66,1: corn opened at 43?B'. closed at 43?t; oats opened at.iSo'l c 'used at 36fj. "LA GRANDE SUGAR" . .None Beller. Mono Purer. None Sweeter. Use la Grande Suar and Us no Other t I- 4 : ; IT Y BREWERY I JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor. 5 Largest Brewing Plant Ask for La Grande LA GRANDE BEER IS AND SHOULD HAVE LUMBE -RETAILED AT-3 WHOLESALE PRICES Better Lumber and Cheaper than is sold in La Grande, We deliver it to your building Grande Ronde Lumber Co PERRY, OREGON. Commencing Tuesday of this week and continuing a few days MR. J. H. SMITH Formerly Wanamaker's player, piano expert, but now with Sherman Clay & Go , of Portland, will be at Heulat's Music Store whcre:hc will be glad to demon strate to you the WONDERFUL POSSIBILITIES of THE EMERSON ANGELUS Onee I Come and listen, you AH kinds of DAI CTnN Rt nn Reconstruct your whole body, make rich red blood. Drive out impurities that have collected during the winter. Holl ster's Rocky Mountain Tea is a family tonic. 35 cents, Tea or. Tablets. Nbwlin Oruo Company. . " 1 : : in Eastern Oregon j Beer i and get the Best MADE IN LA GRANDE THE PREFERENCE R will surely enjoy the treat Musical instruments - rno ncDnr f- i ni uo- . . m La Grande Camp No. 7703 IM. W. A. , A criticism of state merits made in, this col umn has been . made by several members of the Woodmen of the World " We wish to say that the M. W. A. is not fighting any order, but to correct any false impressions that might possibly have been conveyed to anyone, we republish the standing and ' cost of the" two orders . The Modern Woodmen of Amer ica was organized in 1883. The Woodmen of the World (P. J.) began business in 1890. . - The Pacific Jurisdiction W. O. W, i the branch of that order doing business in Oregon, ' and is the order to which we refer when peaking of the W. 0. W. MEMBERSHIP M. W. A ,. 840,000 W. 0. W .100.259 Cost of $1000 insurance at 20 years of age per year. M. W. A . ....,.., $4 60 W. 0. W. (P.J.) ...9.00 Cost of $1000 insurance a( 45 year of age per year. M. W. A. $9.00 W. 0. W.(P.J.) 16.80 Cost of joining it the same in both case. The W. O. W. (P. J.) reserve fund amount to almost two million dollar. i . On 9 assessment during 1906 the M. W. A. ha paid all death claim and ha placed in the bank more than two and a ha'f million dollar. W desire to draw no conclusion. Do this for yourself. The M. W. A. ha increased over one hundred thousand, net, new member during 1906. your F B CURREY. C S WILLIAMS. Consul Clerk WIS! (OUNSfl. FROM TNE SOUTH "I want to give tome valuable advice to those who suffer with lame back and kidney trouble." tay J. R. Blanktnthip of Beck, Tenn. "1 have proved to an abso lute certainty that Electric Bitter will positively cure this distressing condition. The first bottle gave me great relief and after taking a few more bottle, 1 was completely cured; io completely that it become a pleasure to recommend this great remedy." Sold under guaranet at Newlin drug store. X Price 60c.