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Bntered at the post off!.: at La
Grande aa . second-class matter.
the breweries haa become an Ice fac
tory, two aaloona are transformed
into ahoe stores, another will be sup
planted by a lT-atory building. One
salovn, where alx men have been
killed, la refitted for a moving- pic
ture entertainment. Exchange.
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him were disappointed at the weak
ness of his presentation, he gave the
parting shot that he still had a lot
more up his sleeve that he would
make public later In the campaign.
This is cowardly. If Mr. Heney knew
anything, It was his duty to tell what
he knew, and the voters of Oregon
would know how to act. Mr. Pulton
Is In the state to defend his name.
Now let .Mr. Heney come forth with
his accusations If he has any.
MISCHIEF IN COMIC PICTVRK8.
A small boy of my acquaintance
became highly Interested, not long
ago, In the adventures of a naughty
youth presented In the comic sup
. plement of a well known newspaper.
The youth In the newspaper sham
pooed his sister's hair and annolnted
the poodle with a mixture of Ink,
glue and the family hair tonic, leav
ing the remainder of the compound
In the bottle for the use of his father
and mother. The results as ptctorlal
)y set forth were so Intensely amusing
that the small observer Immediately
took steps to repeat them In real life.
Much mischief Is suggested In such
ways as this, and the suggestions
come from artists who have, little
aympathy with children knowing
them mainly as a theme to make jokes
about.
Analyse the humor In the funny
pictures of our newt-papers, and you
will find that In nine cases out of ten
It rests upon somebody's misfortune
an apple-woman upset by an automo
bile, a sleeping tramp annoyed by
mall boys, an absent-minded old gen
tleman walking Into a tank of water.
Such are the subjects that are given
to our children to make them luugh
while we are trying to teach them to
be thoughtful of the comfort of oth
ers, genuinely polite, and considerate
of every one. Walter Field, In Fin
gerposts to Children's Reading.
Under the primary nominating sys
tem, the charge la general all over
the state that the larger cities In
measure control the nominations.
There are nHturally two reasons for
this. One la, the largest cities natur
ally have quite a perrenlutrc of the
voters or they would not be the larg
est, but a more potent reason is the
fact that It eusler for the thickly set
tled communities to register thun In
the rural precincts. The candidates
naturally work harder in' the thickly
Settled places and tit to it .hut th-lr
friends register. Unless the voter
register they cannot p.artl-lpote In the
prlmnry ruminating election In or
der tha' the rural (!l.-tiui can com
pete with the cities, they must make
an effort to register their full strength
for by so doing and atieni itig the pri
maries, they will not permit the cities
to dictate to the extent that they
would otherwise,
A month of prohibition In ttlrmlug
ham, Ala., shows a decrease of a
third In the aggrexnte arrests, a fifth
In murderous assault, a sixth In gam
bllng, four-fifths In drunkenness, a
third In disorderly conduct, a third In
'burglary, two-fifths In vagrancy, and
seven-tenths In wlfe-bc&tlng. One of
IUiipen Knickerbocker. ,
ForiiM-r Leading FlitaiM'lul Institution
Heady to Open Incurs.
New York, March 25. After hav
ing been declared a hopeless wreck
by no less an authority than J. Pler
pont Morgan, the Knickerbocker Trust
company, most important of the New
York financial Institutions to , suc
cumb during the panic of last fall,
will reopen its doors at noon tomor
row. The assets of the bank are given
as approximately $60,000,000, while
the liabilities are about $49,000,000
The gross deposits amount to $46,
$70,000. Deoositors representing
$38,000,000 assented to the reorgani
sation plan. Among these was Mark
Twain, who Is said to have $50,000 In
the bank. Principal credit for the
reopening of the institution is ac
corded to Commodore Frederick G.
Bourne, one of the directors, who Is
alleged to have spent $1,600,000 of his
personal fortune In the4 effort to re
organize the company.
It is believed that the opening of
the bank will have a favorable effect
In restoring public confidence. The
reorganized Company will start in
afresh under a board of directors
chosen by three men like Messrs. Lew
Is Cass Ledyard, Henry C. Frlck and
Myron T. Herrlck. Everybody Is con
vinced that the regeneration will be
thorough, for Just as surely as a burnt
child dreads the fire so does the
"soaked" depositor dread "water" and
"plunging." To this belief Is added
the reassuring knowledge that large
sums will soon be brought back. Into
the normal channels of business. The
phychologlcal effect of such consid
erations may be strong.
Heacock glasses fit.
Housewives fr Soldiers.
Washington, March 25. Great cur
iosity was aroused In Washington at
the discovery that the war department
has arranged to supply each new re
cruit In the regular army with "one
housewife." A congressional Investi
gation has been headed off by the ex
planation that the "housewife" con
sists of a small box containing .but
tons, needles, thread and patches.
Arret Anarchist.
The police believe they have made
a valuable capture in the arrest of
Paul JBIgnamt, styled the king of an
archists. He came here from New Or
leans to meet Emma Goldman on her
western trip. He said that he advo
cated the blowing up of the battle
ships In the Atlantic fleet and the
shooting of President Roosevelt.
IUiiiii'tiim-i Is Weaker.
London, March 23. Sir Henry
Canipbell-Bannernian, premier of
EnKlnml. Is reported to be dying. He
has been III for several days, but no
alarm was felt until today when
dropsical conditions developed. Muny
friends have abandoned fill hope.
Carolina Rule Hearing.
Washington. March 25. A hearing
on the North Carolina passenger rate
matter will be commenced tomorrow
by the Interstate commerce commis
sion. Commissioner Judson C. Clem
ent will preside. . The hearing will
probably occupy two or three days.
Ilryan Men Claim Iowa.
Cedar Rapids. Iowa, March 25. -Despite
the defection of State Chairman
Miller from the Ilryan standard, the
admirers of the Nebraskan declare
that he will receive the Indorsement
of the democratic state convention tomorrow.
The La Grande Evening Observe
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This week we will show new patterns in Carpets and Linoleum. We have a
new stock in Feather Pillows, Feather Beds, and Feathers in bulk for sale, any
quantity. Trade us your old stoves and securs an ACME RANGE, fully warranted.
Good Plows, a bargain' in these.
Phone Black Ml.
318 FIR STREET.
F.D.HMSTEN
Phone Red 1161.
1411, HIS, lil5 Adams Ave
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Farm for Sale.
B00-acre farm, good' land, for sale
cheap, on Sandiidge. Call Black '1681,
Tart In Tennessee. ,
Nashville, Tenn., March 25. Ten
nessee republicans met here today for
the purpose of selecting delegates at
large to the Chicago convention. It Is
a foregone conclusion that William H.
Taft will receive the Indorsement of
the convention.
- Ilryan In Kk-linioml.
Richmond, Va., March 25. Col. W.
J. Bryan will deliver an address to
day before the Virginia legislature in
the City auditorium. A great demon
stration In honor of the Nebraskan
will be made by leading Virginia dem
ocrats, t
Indiana Congrwman.
Anderson, March 25. Republicans
of the Eighth congressional district
will convene here tomorrow for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for
representative.
Two Dollars!
Tes, It was. But It Is now one. Be
cause of prevalent financial conditions
the tickets for Dr. Brougher's lecture
on Friday night at the Baptist church
will be sold for II In stead of 12, as
formerly advertised. '
W. H. GIBSON.
Children Fifteen Cents.
The admission for children to the
ball game between the Indoor base
ball teams of Enterprise and La
Grande will be 15 cents. '
Let Heacock repair your watch.
A Notre Dame Lady's Appeal.
To all knowing sufferers of rheu
matism, whether muscular or of the
joints, sciatica, lumbngos, backache.
pains in the kidneys or neuralgia
palna, to write to her for a home treat
ment which haa repeatedly cured all
of these tortures. 8he feels it her
duty to send It to all sufferers free.
You cure yourself at home as thous
ands i will testify no change of cli
mate being necessary. This simple
discovery banishes uric acid from the
blood, loosens the stiffened joints,
purifies the blood and brlghtena the
eyes, giving elasticity and tone to th
whole system. If tha above interests
you, for proof address Mrs. H. Bum
bers, Box R, Notre Dame, Ind.
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The right man In the right
4 place is what you want Before 4
ordering your sale bills don't fall 4
4 to see C. J. RICHARDS, proprle-' 4
tor of the Little Gem, next
door to the postofflce. ,
EIGHT YEARS' EXPERIENCE
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Hard Times Hull.
There will be a hard times ball at
the Harris hall tonight.
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For Sale.
Eggs from Rosecomb Rhode 4
Island Reds, the best general
purpose bird; good layers; good 4
size. First-class stock. Eggs, 4
tl.OO per 13. 'Phone Red 512.
T. E. WRIGHT,
4 Box 7S1. La Grande, Oregon.
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Look at the many bargains to be had at the Heacock old
stand. Fine Jewelery, Cut Glass, hand painted China, fine table
SJlver, sterling Toilet Sets, fancy sterling Spoons, and extra quality
silk Ulmbrelas.
To Enforce Ordinance.
Notice is hereby given that on and
after April 1, 19i8, I will strictly en
force the ordinance compelling own
ers of dogs to procure tags; also the
ordinance prohibiting the keeping of
swine within the city limits.
t-I3-30 JOHN WALDEN,
Chief of Police.
Watches
You Ought to See 'Em.
There Is some style to Indoor base
ball. Help La Grande win at the
Noyes rink Wedncsdoy and Thursday
evenings.
Heacock glasses fit.
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RECOVERING
REPAIRING
I New Covers put on, $.50
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If you havi anything brok
S en 1 can fix it
: L. C. SMITH
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We have the Rockford, South Bend, Elgin and Waltham)
movements in the best case.
This stock was purchasee at a bargain from the trustee in
bankruptcy and the public is invited to participate in this profit
sharing sale.
Edison Records can be had here at 25 cents each. The
store will be open evenings until eight thirty to test records.
50 per cent reduction on nearly all the stock.
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HEACOCK'S OLD STAND
Mr. Heacock will be on hand to do all repairing