La Grande evening observer., January 29, 1908, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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EVEXtXO OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. OKEGO. WEDNESDAY. JIVTART 2. ItO".
I
un6SY CLOSING f AVORED
WHEREVER 11 IS TRIED
In a front-page story the Spokesman-Review
gives the opinion of
three of the leading newspaper men
ef the north went on the subject of
Sunday cloning, follows:
Three of tbe moat widely known
newspaper nutn of the Pacific north
west, representing the three leading
north coast cities, eulogized the 8un
day cloning of saloons, - the eulogies
being made after. experience with the
non-Sunday aaloon in their home
eltles.
The gentlemen referred to are 8. A.
Perkins, owner and publisher of the
Tacnma Ledger; C. 8.' Jackson, pub-
Seattle.
Speaking of conditions In Portland
where the closed saloon on Sunday
has been thoroughly, tried out, Mr.
Jackson said:
Portland Llkca Clotted Saloon.
"Tbe general feeling In Portland
anent the closed saloon on Sunday Is
that closing Is for the best Interests
and were the matter of an open or i
closed saloon on Sunday to be brought
to a vote I would be surprised if the
saloon men themselves were to vote
for the return of the open saloon.
"Under the old rule of the open sa
loon crime In Portland was far more
nrevalent than now. And th ncvim.
Usher of the Oregon Journal of Port-! panylne benefits of the changed plan
land, and 8. P. Weston, business
manager of the Post-Intelllgencer, of
have resulted In general approval.
"I would not approve of the rtoKlnjr
ilUfoiAri siumAun HAS
DECOME DEGENERATE
Animals Are Healthier Because of Strong
Digestive Apparatus.
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n interesting interview wag re
cently obtained with L. T. Cooper, the
young man whose theory and medi
cine have created such a sensation
curing the past year,
Mr. Cooper, In Bpenklns of the re
markable uucress of his medicine, had
UxiM to tay on tho subject: "Jlv medi
cine repwares the stomach. Thnt Is
wny it 18 successful. The human mom
ch today bus become tinge no rate, and
to the cause for mo:;t ill health. In
ire norso, me Uok. and the wild anl
vrnls generally, you see no nerve ex
lauirtlon, no chronic debility. They
nr not snui up flay after day with
f trartlcnlly no exercise, and they are
' eot ablo to stuff themselves with food
" tneir bodies have not had enough
lar waQ Justify it. The humnn race
basis of VndulnK 11,18 ,or ywrs, and
, rosult half the people are
'""i poor heiillh. not real
Iowa county ) half-sick, tired, droopy
high as Union coun1 rcft,1r know wnot
tv la oof nt -'B,U-
.,, "u trouble Is
t,., w.iue union oorworked atom
, ssD.sfs. Again, it sfi1 with my
ulre as much expense to'Yds peo;
bout innn . tle. Of
v"v wvie as it duhe sa
population of lg.ooo. This
Union county Is necessarily '1"? r
Pensive, rnnntu ......
ways will h f u. ..... ' "cenUy
mat try la
la not another, oounty In this soel-ock
vi ine
the new mAdlfltne! "For over seven
years I suffered with catarrh of .the
stomach, and for the past year I waa
lame with rheumatism. I attributed
this to my Btoniach trouble, aa my cir
culation was very poor. What food I
ale would turn to gas almost at once.
1 would have a sensation of bloating1,
and would have to belch frequently
to relieve this. My heart also became
affecteu, and I would suddenly become
dizzy aud have palpi tatioua. I wa9
tired and dull and despondent at all
times. I lost a great deal of flesh, and
was nervous and depressed. This went
on for over seven years, although I
spent hundreds of dollars tryinz to
get relief. ,
"When Cooper was in Boston, i
heard a good deal about his ldc on
stomach trouble. Next, on or two
friends told me thut his rafedlclnes had
greatly helped then. - I purchased
some of the Nej Discovery medicine.
Today I am no.wectly well; I sleep Ilka
a boy, can jftt anything and have no
rheumatlsnC or heart trouble. I no
longer brave any ' gas on my stomach.
and Mel as I did years aeo. No onoi
more astonished by these)
than myself. They are remark
but true. This Is Indeed a woo
derful medicine."
The Cooper preparations hare been
more widely sold and discussed since
being Introduced than anything of the
kind ever before sold by druggists. Wa
soil them and explain their nature.
A. i. lilli.
of theaters on Sunday, and do not be
lieve the public would approve of such
closing. Saloon closing In Portland
haa not resulted in general enforce
ment or puritanical lawa. The sa
loon is the Interest Involved under the
change.
'"In Portland the saloons close
every morning at 1 o'clock. Sunday
Included. That hour gives theater
parties and late diners ample time to
finish their , dinners, and accommo
dates the ' restaurants and restaurant
patrons accordingly.'.' , : ,
Mr. Weston,- of the Seattle P.-I.
said that the Sunday closing of sa
loons had been in vogue in that city
for a year, and every one was pleased
with the outcome. Since the cloaing
the police recorda have shown a
marked Improvement, there being far
less crime and disorderly conduct
than before the new rule went Into effect.
Speaking as to the result In Taco-
ma, Mr. Perkins of the Ledger, said:
Cloning bt GimmI for Twoma.
"I am in favor of the closing of sa
loons on Hunday. I believe It Is a
good thing 'for the community; for the
working class and for the people In
general.
"We have beep working as a closed
town on HundayS for some time, and
If the matter of opening or closing
were now put iu a ma ui t',lt pvc;
inn cornea saioon would carry over
whelmingly; and I believe the time is
.ast coming when the saloon men
themselves are recognizing that it Is
for their best interests as well as the
public; and when they obey the laws
on the statute books they dignify
their own lives and their business
thny are legitimatizing their busin.ss.
The saloon business when conducted
along lines of the law, order and de
cency Is Just as legitimate as the green
grocer's business: and the liquor in
terests are finding that It Is to their
Interests to obey the law and to run
their places In an orderly manner.
"I do not believe It is for the best
Interest to close everybody and every
thing on Sunday; but I think It is for
the best Interests of the people to
Hose the saloon on Sunday."
(IPROd
cou'JF be
fn Jnt
Iciable.
for
state thut Is forcH i..own
and maintain n,, ..: ..... .'tUl
as we have In Union county.
Again, had n,,i ., .
- - ...it laaiJMyurs O'
this county remonstrated i niHB1, WSfh PleaSUre
meetings and before the county hour, r iKMUIfC
of equalization and demnn.lmi ,k,
the assessment as mailo two v.,.-. ...t5!!!fol F?.r,vr)' m9' VJU hare. It
y y win be a combination of good
by Assessor J.
demanded thu
made two years au
11. Mur ...t.1 ... .
u .n excess or 111,000,000. be cm J
"vu. una was so reduced, our
-rjr mis year would have h-n J I1
to exceed 13 mills, hut u,i.. ax.. V
food, good cooking and good ser
vice. Our restaurant is intend
ed for people who appreciate
g tod eating, also for peop'e who
like the good things cf lif at a
1 . . I i l . .
- - muuei.LH l. i m i. a, vim n nntj in
would that have amounted to the ldK th" cl cr,nB nd 6e nat
tol receipts of taxation wm,..t ..... ' I a can do fo you.
been the same. It I. nt the rate'
taxation, but it r,ii. , ..
' " juni ho my
money to provide for the proper
ministration of the county and
rate Is made to
riiiiiin'f iniN riaui.
"finer It Is 6 mil, or whether ItLib
inure.
tHl.. . .
'"""'y n.is bee,, hampe,
rl,ui debt fr r
years. It was ,lly a fw yefn
, i in uetit waa or, l ...... ......
Interest had ae.innul.ited to a
- where It reqr,.(l ihu .
AllratnttJl a .
' -"-""" si.eo. This debt Is
elow the tioo.ooo murk. d
Dreaent fjiz .
- -,, ihx is so appo
mna "Peolfled In the levy, so
, ""ce not less thHn M2.000 ,
. debt. At our present rate of d..
oacuon Union county will be
. w oi ocoi within lew
years.
The Model' Restaurant
J. A: ARBUCKLE. Prop.
W sail weeklv meal tf A Cf)
ticket for - J"aJl
DO NOT DELAY
than
Baker county, a few years aiaV.V'g- '
v...,anr,a hopelessly debt 4
t the same .. i , : .
wrnty la now doing and wlpeW?W.-;D:
Baker county has ,u, t:v7
" two yre, greatly Incr"3'-" .,
. thVofthepre. GROVc POULTRY FARM
R. F. D. No I. La Graide. Orenjn.
Now is the time to pur-cha-e
breeding stock.
White and Brown Leg
horns and Buff Orp
fn$l(n. Strong line of
Cocks, Pullets and
Hens to select from.
Correspondence solicit
ed. Eggs in season.
DOCUMENTS
United States Senator P. W. Fulton
hna Informed The Observer that he
has a limited supply of documents at
his disposal on various subjects, and
that his constituents can procure such
of the documents as they desire, as
long as the. quota lasts. A letter ad
dressed to the senator at Washington
will bring the books. Following is a
list of tho documents on hand:
Year Book of Agriculture. 1901-08.
Report of the Bureau of Ajjlmal In
dustry. Diseases of Cattle. Diseases
of tho Horse. Report of the Com
missioner of Education. Geological
Survey. Report of the Commissioner
of Uibor. Map of the United States.
Report of the Phl'lpplne Commission.
Rural Free Delivery System. Report
of the Bureau of Soils. Statistical
Abstract.
m of it
AT KAMELA
A pleasing bit of news to La
Grande business men Is the announce
ment of the Pacific Express com
pany, that an office Is to be opened
at Kamela on February 1. N. Seeman
is to be the new agent.
Absence of - an office at the rail
road town has been cause of much
trouble to local merchants who have
occasion to ship suppliea and provis
ions to the summit. Unless parties
were there to receive it on arrival, ex
press matter was transported at great
risk.
Commencing with the first of next
month, however, there will be no more
trouble on1 this score.
Office at Pilot Rook.
On the date on which the Kamela
office becomes established, the Pa
cific Express company will establish
a new offlce"at Pilot Rock.
Seven Remarkable Senators.
Wuaiiiufciuu, Jr. 9. last
row of seats on the democratic side
of the senate chamber sit seven men
who are, In many ways, the mont re
markable who ever wore a t ga.
There is Gore of Oklahoma, the first
totally blind senator, and his col
league, Cv.en, Oescemlant of Chero
kee Indian chiefs. There is the
youngest senator, Bryan of Florida,
ind the oldest, Whyte of Maryalnd,
rtith a half century between them, al
though they sit side by side. There
Is "Fiddling Bob" Taylor of Tennes
see, who fiddled his way Into the
senute, and Bankhead of Alabama,
who ran for the house and landed In
lis present august position. Last,
but not least among that Illustrious
seven, Is Jefferson Davis of Arkan
sas, sworn foe of the "plutes" and
the democratic Demosthenes of the
most maligned state of the union.
Tuft Men After Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Wis., Jan. 29. Sup
porter.? of Secretary Taft today began
circulating petitions In every district
of Wisconsin and also for delegates
at large, In the hope of capturing the
state's delegation to the republican
national convention, despite the am
bitions of Senator La Follette. Ut:;Vr
the primary law, no definite nr. n
could be taken until today, hut tne
Taft men will henceforth carry on the
fight with vigor. Sonie districts, the
Taft supporters admit, will nrobablv
be for La Follette, but the adherents
of Roosevelt's candidate believe they
can show that Wisconsin does not
stand unanimously for the radical
Ideus of its famous senator.
Best Illinois Coal.
Coal buyers should not overlook
this opportunity to secure best Illi
nois coal, delivered, at 110 per ton.
This Is positively the best coal on the
La Grande market. G. E. Fowler.
Phone Main 10.
A well known mixture made In La
virande, the Blue Mountain Cough
.n vrv It. Red Cross drug store
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CONVINCING
DEMONSTRATION
If you have any doubts regarding the efficiency
of U Grands Beet Sugar for fruit preserving
purpose!, a knk at the display, of pr.serv.d
fruit and jelUsi at the Staples Grocery Store
will convince you that ".a Grand Beet Sugar
will do the work.
Grande Ronde Lumber, Co.
PERRY, OREGON
CAN FURNISH LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
IIM CAR LOAD LOTS
For 16 inch Chain Wood Delivered at your Home,
Call up V. E. BEAM, La Grande. Phone, Red 1741
! JEWELER Y
Latest Designs
Best Quality
Greatest Assortment
Reasonable Prices
J. H- PEARE
LEADIIMG PIONEER JEWELER
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Complete equipment for
rubberbuggy tires.
resetting and repairing
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor
Comp'cte Machine Shops and Foundry
Notice of Pinal Settlement.
Notice ia hereby given that the un
designed has tiled his final account
as administrator of the eatate of
Oeorge McFatridge, deceased, and the
county court of the state of Oregon
for Union county, has fixed Tuesday,
the 4th day of February, 190S, at 10
o'clock a. m.. aa the time, and the
court house at La Grande, Union coun
ty, Oregon, as the place for the hear
Ing of any and all objections to said
account and the final settlement there
of and the distribution of aald eatate.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
the 2nd day of January, 1108, i
B. L. LEAVITT,
Administrator of the Eatate of Oeorge
McFatrldge, Deceased.
COCHRAN A COCHRAN.
Attorneys for Administrator.
Drug Buyers,
Please note, that our store will be
found on the alert and always ready
to meet our customers with (he best
goods to be had and our prices you
uill always find right, the goods
fresh and properly bought; hence, you
receive the benefit of our experience
and prices when you become our cus
tomers. Tour friends,
t-'ilverthorn & Mack,
Coiner Drug Store.
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