La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 15, 1909, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textp'T':"r fntm, 7. rr a Tnr, cnrcox, ' motdav. rrnnr.r.T is. wo. nam pacts. ! Li Grande veninHteiver PnbUxbed Dally Eiwi Sunday. " CL'lTltEY BIIOT1LEKS, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. PwTeicBrai)!! Service. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Dlly, single copy 6c Pally, per month ...... 5c Pally, Mix month In advance. . .$3.50 Pally, one year In advance $6. GO Wekly, six months, In advance. . 75c Weekly, one year, In advance. . .11.00 interedTrthepotofnce at La Grande as second-claws mutter. "' ' " , TlilH paper will not publish y !X cle appearing over a nom de plume, feigned articles will be renelved sub ject to the discretion of the editor. Please sign your articles and save dis appointment Advertising Hates. Display ad. rates furnished upon implication. Local reading notices lOe per line first Insertion; Sc per line for each subsequent insertion. Resolutions of condolence, 6c a Hm. Carda of thanks, Se a line. A chilling atmospnere invues -r no flowers. A forbidding face and tone call out no buds of ten- derness of affection from those. about us. Be genial, grateful, warm-voiced, wnrm-hearted, and nee how soon the world around you will blossom In unexpected cordiality and friendliness. We lose ho much by shyness and dif fident? and suspicion, to soy nothing of actual, culd-hcurte.i-n-s and lack of interest towards others. Till-: LAST W r.I-"K. This is the last work of the stale legislature, and, naturally, the nmsl (tienuous of the session. There are scores of bills thai have passed one or the other house, and to become a law must- receive final and. favorable ronsldcratlon during the next few days. Of eouise, only a few will ever nee the light of day, hut each and every legislator will exhibit his utmost oiiiiitv to secure favorable action on his one or mole bills pending. Whatever comment may be mad after the sifslon Is ended and the! pets carefully considered, on !:mds out prominently: the t'lliU' legisi lure as a body has followed the Will of the peoplo. Notwithstanding tin pi-eat pressure which win brought t .bear on the election of a senator, where there were monetary cuisld- cvaUoiis at lent tiwst"d. political imt.-..unee to offer. rifiy loyalty of the most Intense, character npneaW to mid manv minor excuses of more or IrsM weluht cited, and last, but Slot lenut. bv nnv means, there were no jiinull number of legislators who slim ed statement No. ! umVr persuasion tw.iiei tntr I'l.tl there was not the ten:-.! possibility of the condition (iil.-iji whlth diil arise. With all tie-- .iliTi f.nl r l;.e,l f.n.'uMei'ofI tt t silt to Nine that each an.', every promise was fill filled to the letter. Another lllStalK'. was the a i tempt of the H'l'tor rest:, to aniCiid i'Me loriil option law so h "wXuld be of little effect. Here, on-.-move, was great pressure brought to b ar, backed in a manner by the h"P growcrs' of what was represented v be the greatest hop-producing slate in the United States, but without avail. The will of the people in Oregon Is rtillnr as It never old before. Two Sliced- -.ling legislatures Ivivc in'-i am. tl M the ,leiu'll'lte.l .lav ol I tie III ballot lo.e.. ..I.ele.l :1 I II licit .-I'M 11 Pulled SC c tintor, th ballot ele man whom t'.- j . , -. . i . J . - .h le.l to reresenl th.-lll III the federal i-'itu-i'i-, ii simi'iir method ma and this was ii-e-alle-was not siic,-c-;sr'-l. (ireu-o'i are the 1 t . ' t'l th.covv. and I"' nr io t th. n ,-.h mi litntifi: f-r th. ir .c Itlven a jo ... ti.-i! The I" ' ' -c ;t ;,rim irv l:i 1, I.Ut Ihe ."I I' V Ti )e..t' 111 f I- ef . :! - , I; c Ihe Pni no oth- r I'orii toih'V. If It jo...-, s w,. are s,,.irn; ii' C'cnoioow-. I! shows by r I -.. .- -- . 1 - ef nial-.i-ij i ., r . -. ! hy the eXr-l', l.-rraineil from ?v inv lions, m.t -It did make one that shoe.ia. ,..,,1 do.lt.tless Will re. -Ive ee-l- ih- l.- t'.m. and that I-', th. m i r ef ;" bltnir n dd'-u c .1 !''' of trrfane r lc"!1 ry 'e h;ii- ll'-- m:t- I,,. - i ..;;'. ) ;.rs n I v 'm the txpenHf would be trifling. The people of Union county are unxioiiKly awaiting the reHult of the bill now before the legislature, Intro duced by Senator Oliver, to provide for a school at Union. Word was re ceived here Saturday night that Mr. Oliver thought he was going to get his bill through. It In to be hoped that he will be successful. We were really surprised to greet so many of our friend on the streets tills morning. With 31 unpublished grand Jury Indictments, we expected to nee our local column miite replete with departure today. it Is '(.ported authoritative iy that no less than $700 was spent on valen tines in this city during the past week. Our dealers had unusually large stocks and few were carried over. The Irrigation project Is simply at a standstill for a few days, awaiting the arrival of David Eecles, who wrote several days ago that he expected to be here within a few days. m Yest'-rday being the Sunday desig nated as National Day, and observed by most of the Christian organizations in some form or other throughout Un united States, La Grande was not be- intl in observing the day and special sermons or addresses were ueiivereu :n nost of the churches In this city. At Ihe I'tesbyterlan (Jiutch, the pastor. !);. Ki-emnnn, did not deliver his mm- al evonlir; discourse, but instead, In vited Attorney Charles Cochran and Hon. Walter M. fierce, to deliver ad dresses, taking for their subjects "Washington" and "Lincoln," re spectively. Until addresses wife mas terpieces, historically and oratorlcu iiy. Hoth gentlemen demonstrated tli.it they were thorooiH, acquainted with their . subjci Is a Ad wi-re able to en lighten th.-ir hearers rer-pi-dlntf manv i :tts relative to the lives and acts ef these tie-ii, wlto, each In his own 1 1 ; n aid way, was able to render the na ; n such everlasting benefit. The church ntid'lorium was Iv'.tiM ftilly decorated with the national coi n's making the effect most pleasing as well as intensely patriotic. Spe cial music for the occasion was ren dered by the choir, which added ma terially to the pleasure of the eve ning. , Piirlland. Feb. 1 V --clal. ) The IciMticss men. ministers, school chil dren and citizens of Portland Renerally are busily enpiiccd this week sendiiv,' II per rsonal letters to their trien.is a aflel. wliich In addition to must cf- -lively a.hertisini? the fact that -oivon is the lilac- for you." ami I'ivinvr the low colonist rat 's to this state, contains the following con-.'.n-.-d facts on Oregon: drc'-ion has one-sl;h the standitv-: -iie. her of th- Pnlted States, or in. n-e h.ra anv ..th. r s'a'e. tl,.v.Ttuil.-nt e tlmite. :t' Ml, 0, hi. CllO. imo feet. , st iin.levei.ired ana now ava!', .,l ie to the h -ime-maker and lave;. 'Ailf mi on the market in 1 Tin- ..ill he the III i-t Ills. i. HIS lllelcn cat !!' Vltcle Sim's .loin ii.1 caritii; the - i ... t. i.iiii i.n f.-i'd. o, . ti N a n at'ii al .'.al '!.; :.i ,,r , "net tt T.Oe.l.a ,,...,. from "..ooo.ioel fivi vioi: i I, an it.' la- .... ' very ,nd in mm day PROGRAM lii mum u ' - stern I otl on has r - nth in the year, i'.anl. ..t t !i I- en- ,i; j -he si -it- 1 tiirnsc of from $300 to $1000 per aero on fruit lands are not exceptional. Poultry products, $5,000,000 annual ly. Local market demands three times that amount at highest prices. Oregon hns water powers (bcl'i rapidly developed) sufficient to run all the machinery in the United Stales. Llvit'tock In the state Is estimated at $75,000,000 packing plants now building insure. a trebled market. Oregon has two prosperous mining sections, located In the eastern and southern portions of the state gold, silver, Iron, copper and oil among Ihe products. If.is diversity of' climate und foils sv.l'ed to evevy product of the lempet- uie zin, not duv';-' dent upon lioi t nights. Many luiches were served late to day because the La Grande band made Its Initial bow to the public un der the new regime, and few who heard the first maesure of the opening piece at the high noon stret concert today went home until that piece and others were finished. With a large membership In attendance Prof. See lack put his undcfstudles through the renditions with n vim and spirit that created both mental and spoken com pliments. The band gives its first annual bnll at the Elks' club hull this evening und by way of prelude, dis coursed a few of its choice selections on the street at noon. The band In its entirety will play an overture or two this evening, while the lovers of the light fantastic tripping o'er n glassy "loor are assembling for the evening's dance. Then will break out that op. ring dance number to a tj-pb-cr ir.-.'a-sira. said by all to be the best of :!:! i.lnil that lias catered to the d anc- ig public In many years. Poll wing the home band concert, ;e C'trtlss company took up the 101 (Offl STRAWBERRIES t bout In the meantime we are receiving regular shi ts of SWEET POTATOES HOT tiCVSE LETTUCE Full line of the best City Grocery E. PCLRCK, Prop t Cell P.ionc Main 75 Formaldehyde ily drus store. at Sl'.ve rt horn's Kara-w2-.r.-2t Sllverthorn's Drug store. MEED WATER? V:'JNT the man how to V.T-i . i i t : j ! D.M. HUNT I strain with Its 10-plcce band and-for ii half hour kept the downtown street resounding wkh melodious airs. Yaudmlllo People Hero. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKen.le will present up-to-date comedy at the Pas time thenter this week. They open with a "Tip on the Derby," but have others etiuniiy funny. There Is mirth and excitement In every act of "A Tip on the Derby," and Manager Keflex anticipates a crowded house this eve ning. The moving pictures change totlay, thus giving new faces and new pictures for tU popular Plnc of smusetnent. The MeKen'les come Ufv from tV.i,Tj.;,;iil, ' tu,3 M)t rfci'l,T that locu.'Jty Hpouk highly of their en tertaining abilities. Notice of Dissolution. Notice Is hereby given that I, W. H. Severson, am from this date tuk ing over the business known under the firm name of Burger & Severson, and am assuming: all obligations In curred by them and receiving all moneys due them, and will hereafter engage In the business as The Sever son Real Estate and Rental Agency. February 15, 1909. v W. H. SEVERSON. GIVE ROYAL AKCII DF.GHEES. To Ho Conferred Tuesday Evening Many Visitors Expected. Tuesday evening Royal Arch Chap ter No. 9 will confer the Royal Arch decree, at which time the local mem bers are expecting to receive a num ber of visiting members from the vari ous chapters in this and Wallowa counties. At the conclusion of the de gree work a bamiuet and social hour wlil fcdlow. Dr. W. D. FfflcMillan Painless Denisiry La Grande National Zzx.k Eldg Both Phones May 1st CAULIFLOWER CELERY brand of canned oeds and Bakery, independent 241 "Mr. Spinr.ey says you can ! rise with the lark if you've been out on one the night be- ere. Fram The "letters of Jennie Allen 10 IT ITKtlQ iVilbS WJUb grove' AT FERGUSON'S "WHEUE NOTIHXn IS MCCII TUOCBL-E. TO P rompmess. The value of a prescription depends upon the prompt ness with which it reaches the sick room "Do It Now" is the motto which stands for much in our prescription de partment. All prescriptions are fiiled as soon as received and delivered as soon as filled. You know our reputation fcr pure drugs and careful 4 We Cany Everything which Should be Found in a Drug Store I IIILL'5 DRQQ JTOREi LA GRANDE, OREGON Complete equipment for rubber buggy tires. LA GRANDE ! D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor Complete Machine Shops arid Foundry 4';''Mt,i'" HOT DRINKS Just the kind of drinks for cold weather. OAF,! BROTH BEEF TEA CHOCOLATE With Whipped Cream 14. SELDER, l j l mm - BmmB' J---. :'. KIIK'S A Ql'KENJ SIII.'S A SIKKX! is un exptes -'on that Is always heard at sight of a well Ueve ..j woman. If you are flat-chested, with iil undeveloped, a srawny neck, thin, lead arm n mark will never be "SI I' .' wafers will make you beautiful, bewitch ing They DKVISLOP THE RL'ST in a week from 3 to 6 inches and produce a fine, bosom. Thoy fill out the hollow arms handsome? and well modeled 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. Fit I-. 13. 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. DESK I. ESTHETIC CHEMICAL CO., 31 V. 125lh ST., XEW YORK. :THE WORLD The Cadallic Thirty Is Now Here - k; Come look it oxer and see rrcre cer value for every dollar inuslec than jcu ever dreamed ol I We zho Have the Famous Aodc! 10 Buick Runabout W ii. "BtiKNENKAMP CO compounding - .:, t resetting and repairing IRON WORKS i -m aNDY mN develop l f-l l- one? "3" lLm9 CsmS W I applied to yo'i. firm, voluptuous I places, make th? and the neck FAMED CAR y r 17 I t -I their .iU::c 1 i.. LA GRANDE. OREGON cocid do t;e vv-.c-a in a fo ' ,l.d