La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1909, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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BKPIBLICAXS DKSKHVE CREDIT.
The republican party In ' Oregon
lives. Exponent of that party be-
haved like men that they are yester
' luy when that most paramount ques
tion camo up In separate Kcsslons of
both house -of the legislature. For
months, Vver slnce'June, In fact, has
. the grand old party been the recip
ient of gruesome threats anil wow
predictions of Instantaneous death If
the will of "the peoplu" was not ad-
nereu to. I rue enough, all tills was
Just nd as It should be, for thpro h
no gninrxiylng the duty of. every
pledged represt-ntntlvo of the people
in those two hcfhIoiis. But, tlm lnnfr
list of statement No. I men In both
bouses should be given a rising vote of
""thanks' It Is due them, that demo
crat and doubting republicans hure
their heads In tribute. If reports be
true, then there are n few, at leust,
who spurned the tt-mptntlon of filthy
lucre to follow conscience guiding,
ffhrn U'OFA tomntfwl fin Avnlv turn
some by verbal suasion, others by
mooth-tongued orators, enemies of
1 Chamberlain, perhaps, but certainly
versed to seeing a democratic tena-
tor go to the senate. How near .to
falling many have been Is not known
.never will bo, and In fact need not be;
the truth remains none went down;
Ia Orande's delegation was given the
test and found true. Turner Oliver, u
staunch democrat, was unqui'tttlonabl.N
put to the test less frequently that'
Stephen F. Richardson. The formei
I an out and out gospel of democra
cy; the latter Is not. Furthermore,
Richardson did not sign the statement.
' HI verbal assertion that he would
abide by the preempts of the now no
torlous "statement," sufficed to have
tilme vote for Chamberlain, much as
It no doubt went against his grain.
He Is the representative of Union
county, and It was his firm belief that
the majority of the people he repre
sented wanted him to vote as he did.
Had he been possessed with tty rnndli'
belief that a majority of his peoplf
wanted any other man than Chamber
lain, It Is safe to say he would have
voted otherwise than he did.
THE OKEGOMAN'S STAND.
Ttfe Oregonlan discloses Its "mean
disposition" and future polttcal poli
cies, -!n the following, n portion of the
editorial wherein was thrown up the
sponge In the fight against Chamber
t lain:
"It may be that men will not be
eager to 'take the pledge' In future us
they have been heretofore. TJila will
be the only hope of preventing per
manent republican division In th"
State. Of course, the Oregonlun, hav
ing no need of party, cin go It alone:
but this may be taken fur certain. t'i;:
it will imt net with the republic:!-'
party In future, unless this parly .
reject or repudiate the method tlta
produces such results an this. In nt"
words. (twill support Ule oppisltloi,
to all 'statement' men of the republl
can party who may he candidates for
nomination or for election. If e m
to elect democrats to our highest of
fices, let us do It In the open and di
rect manner: not by indirection or
Jugitle. The main effort of the earn
ft and disinterested republicans of the
Male will not hereafter be directed
against the democratic party, but
ngelnst the Hourne-C'Rcn faction
v.-hi i h Insists on a 'pledge that elects
!e!K rnvie senator and defeats alt
the legitimate hjwt of party e'fort
and notion."
u
No more Chamberlain talk! What
next? Prosecution of bank defaulter,
perhapu,
i
As Henator Knox pointedly and con
vincingly muM In bin uddress on "The
Future of Commerce," jihe federal
government unitietJonably entered In
to a contract with the several states
for the improvement of their water
way when It divested them of Juris
diction over the subjeof and took Jur
isdiction to Itself. That statement be
ing lacontestlble, It Is equally Inconte.
tlble that In undertaking the too long
neglected duty of waterway Improve
ment, the government cannot look to
any special stream nor to any sperlil
project, but must begin and curry to
completion, the work of waterway Im
provement under a bruud and compre
hensive policy under which no water
way will bf overlooked nor any water
way, nor uny special project, specially
favored.
MODI
The C. W. Preston shoe store on De
pot street has been purchased by N. K.
West sind at the beginning of . next
month, the stock will be merged with
that of the West slock In the main
MAGAZINES
The Munsey publications continue
to Improve. The February number of
the Scrap Hook, on sale today, Kiir
passes In Interest any previous Issue.
Here are the titles of a few of the best
articles: "Hamard. the First Detective
of .Europe," " The Women Who Are
I'lnln, "How to Keep a Ife nt
Home,". "Tho Cnhapplest Mai on
Earth," "Htrnnge Ways of Reading the
Future."
Munsoy's lending article Is "The New
Florldu," which Is In truth more devot
ed to Henry M. Flnelcr, the Florida
-allroad builder, than to the state it
self. The article, however, would have
'teen nice to read about 10 days ago.
Prof. T. J. J. See has contributed n
very Interesting discussion of "Tidal
Waves," which follow great earth
'luakes. x
Of Interest to college boys Is Harry
Thurston Peck's story of the origin
and development of hazing. There are
the usual short stories and two thrill
ing serials.
We have ndded "Outlook" to our
list of magraalncs. The current number
contnins an article on "Postal Saving
Hanks," which are now demanding so
much attention from congress. The
author, Mr. John Ha'rsen Rhoades, Is
a trustee of one of the leading savings
Institutions of New York city, and an
expert student of the theory of savings
He argues, of course, against the postal
savings plan.
FERGUSON'S
MICH TROUBLE. . '
B! . JM
store. The deal wa closed this morn
ing, but Mr. Preston Is temporary
manager of the Depot street stock.
Mr. Preston has been In thi shoe
business here for a period of 10 yeurn
and feen hi has a rest coiiil.i,. '.j
lag t o- next ear hu will b. r." c.i;i
from .lie city much of the thiu', ?u. .'
Ing a.:', tujymg life with hlj family
saying the latter would fill the position
with honor and dignity to the state
and himself.
Hut plus Too Long.
Hatpins more than two Inches long
are not liked by Representative Far
rell. Ho introduced a bill making It
a misdemeanor for any one to sell or
have In his possession such an article,
and provides a fine of from $10 to
$100, or Imprisonment from 10 day
to three months. Farrell also intro
duced a bill nmklng all stockholders
of savings bunks in Oregon liable for
double the amount' of their stock In
case of failure of the Institution.'
. The published statements that Rep
resentative Barrett of Umatilla, voted
for Chamberlain yesterday under pro
test, are Incorrect. Re declared un
reservedly his loyalty to Chamberlain,
Hobson, the man arrested two nights
ago, charged with Having robbed a
man named Olscn, was released lust
evening on grounds of Insufficient evi
dence.
MEV COYOTE WITH CI.VH.
Frcjl Gel be I Kills Full Grown Coyote
In EunI I.a Grande.
Fred Gelbel, manager of the Fair
store, has a destructive disposition.
1 vday he spied a roal live coyote prowl
Ing about his back yurd at his rest
dence In East La Grande, and with
out giving the coyote a chance to de
fend himself, slew the animal with a
club. It Is certainly seldom that co
yotes are daring enough to brave the
kitchen door region In quest of Juicy
chickens, ,
GEJROE PALMER, Piesident W. H. BRENHOLTS" Ass't Cashier
J. M. BERRY, Vice President CjS"VILLIAMSi2d As't Cashier
P. LTMEYERSCJCashier
La Orande National IBank
OfLa Grande, Oregon"
CAPITAL AMD SURPLUS;. $160,000
UNITED! STATES DEPOSITORY
F. M.
Cleaver
Brykit
igTWP." , ' .
DIRECTORS
J. M.Berry . A. B. Conley F. J. Holmes
C. C.JPennirgton F. L. Meyers Ceo. L.
W. L. Brenholts Georse Palmer
BUST
, SHE'S A QIEEX! SHE'S A SIREX!
Is an expression that Is always heard at sight of a
well developed woman. If you are flut-chested,
with BUHT undeveloped, a srawny neck, thin, lead
arm tho remark will never be applied to you.
"SIREN" wafers will make you beautiful, bewitch
ing. They DEVELOP THE BUST in a week from
3 to 6 inches and produce a flue, firm, voluptuous
bosom. They fill out the hollow places, make the
arms handsome and well modeled and the neck
and shoulders shapely and of perfect contour.
Send for a bottle today and. you'll be pleased and grateful. "SI
REN" wafers! are absolutely harmless, pleasant to take, and convenient
to carry around. They are sold under guarantee to do all we claim
or MONEY BACK.
Price $1.00 per bottle. Inquire at good drug stores or send DI
RECT TO US.
FREE. During the next 30 days only we will send you a sam
ple bottle of these beautifying wafers on receipt of 10c to pay cost of
packing and postage If you mention that you saw the advertisement In
this paper. The sample alone may be sufficient If the defects are
trifling.
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THROAT FOR C0BBH8 AND GOLDS .
OllilES MiTHIIOAT L0I30
n'RHRkB DISEASES
SAVED HER SON'S UFE
ffi Fvfi 8on '"ex wastaken 3'n a year ago with lur.j trouble. We
rj?H doctored aome months without improvements Then I began giving
j ti Vl ImSH U J j)r Jiiap's Kew Discovery, and I soon noticed a change for the better.
I kept this treatment up for a few weeks and now my son is perfectly 1
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EPQlE I
MRS. SAKP. RIPPIE, Ava, Mo.
SCLD AND GUARANTEED BY
50c AND $I.(XX
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Own Your Water System I
And Be Indepcidsnt
A Well Will Solve The Problem
Trwrn'-y-B vc, ycara eperlcnoo In the well-drilling business enables
r.10 to do j-cur work prierl7 and economically. I am prepared to
iz'M to any depth.
ASK ME FOR PARTICULARS AND REFFRECE RE
CARDING WILLS I DRILLED IN THIS COUNTY
D. M. HUNT, La Grande
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We have mzde arrsrgcir.irtts wifh ite 0. R. & N. Co.
whereby any of Us employees cah obtain a sisrdzid R. R.
watch on monthly payments at regular spot cash pricee.
Bm-VAlWm--tlGIN.-llLimS-VmiKN-lthP
DEN movements carried In stock and every watch sold by l
us guaranteed to pass railroad inspection arv.terein the
United States and Canada. '
SIEGRIST & CO.
Largest Jcuelry Store
in Eastern Oregon
Watch Inspectors for
0. R. & f. Fcilicid
Grande cRondc dumber Co.
PERRY, OREGON
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CAN FURNISH LUMBER OF Al L KINDS
IN CARLOAD LOTS.
For 16 inch Chain Wood Delivered at yovr Home,
f j Call up V. I. BEAN, La Grande. Thone, Kr d 1741
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Gomplete equipment for rej
rubber buggy tires.
etting and repairing
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor -
Complete Machine Shops aad Foundry
HOT DRINKS
m m v - arm m r ?
r
Just the kind of drinks fcr cold
weather.
CLAM BROTH BEEF TEA
CHOCOLATE With Whipped Cream
f SELDER, ra candy
NEWLIN DRUG COMPANY
MAN