La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 18, 1909, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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4 PROFANITY.
4 It chills my blood to hear the
blest Supreme rudely appealed 4
to on each trifling theme. Main- Z
4 tnln vour rank: vulgarity do-
spine. To swear In neither brave,
polite or wise. Cooper.
" It Is being whispered about that
new plan has been adopted to elimin
ate the people's control of their lywn
affair. The senate Is to kill ull pro
pocd amendments to the constitution.
Provision Is to be made for iv consti
tutional convention. The inlilutlvo
and the referendum and oil other
idlotis novelties ore to bo 'carefully
(inilttei) and i new eonsllltulon is to J
bo submitted to the people, who will
expected to adopt It meekiy. -A1-;
together four year." will be consumed1
Jn carrying this schemo to complete
fulfillment, Some gentlemen who) I,
ought to know better, have not yet
learned their lesson, It seems. Hut
they will. We would venture to hiik
get th.it it has been found dungei
ous to monkey with a buzz-saw. .
Portland Journal.
This reiuil feature is liable to be
come embarrassing. A few days ago
a petition was signed by the reciuislte
number of voters, asking that the
mayor of the city of Los Angeles In
recalled from public to private life,
and now the recall is to be. tried on a
councilman at Hmiuiiim, Wash. If
Ihlnvn keen on like this. Oregon Is
likely to become inoculated with th
illseflse.
It Is doubtful whether the mayor of
Philadelphia will permit tins removal
of the old Liberty bell to Seattle, The
committee uppolnted to Investigate
the condition will report some tinu
today. It was discovered the lull
showed signs of cracking In another
place.
The Commercial club should inves
tigate and ascertain what the pros
pects are for the holding of a succcs
fu) fair In I'nlon county this year. To
accomplish this will require consider
ation and after a policy lias been out
lined It will rc'iiilre time to carry li
out.
Hurrah for our burners men!
Tloy are already thinking of the
Fourth of July. Tliis means that
(Irande is going to 1 In i l- this yea'
ill keeping with our commercial pres
tige. Idaho, through Its Icci-latui e. seems
determined to pn.be Ih.- alb c .1 graft
scandal In connection with the ii.n
!rit'tion "f her . Mpit.. LolLlni-;.
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Hereafter om
Is 1.1 he Uepl .,!
are beginning I
ti.'il out tb's
that be.
-ha'f of our war fleet
I ). I'a. Iti. . nasi. We
. .it' i a. I a lilt Ic '.Mi II
tav fr-.m the p. .wars
The I.-hi-,.
loattei- i.f
-aniee law t
re ki!-'i! I'.tSell lip Ihi
v : i : i) u !n: a Lank guar-
I'.e ,lear p... pie to Vote
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Fourth St.
Housekeeper Hi H502
Mrs. Kamsey.
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t.eltlng and
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lace coil.'i Just arnveil
THK VAN DVTN CO.
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Truancy will nt be tolerated by
Truant Officer Fuulk and few there
are mho escape his vlglluneo. Today,
ho rounded up two young fellows who
were having a delightful game of
vwkej
re 'v a iJirue-handed
mi!. it.tr on whi-u ta- oiruvr ronv
milted them to the keeping of the
school officials. Officer Faulk and
the school officials realize that the
children are not In ull instances to
blame for violation of the compulsory
school laws, as parents not Infrequent
ly hold children out of school on llttlo
or no pretense. In such Instances the
law provides due punishment for t
parents.
link m
Holding the circuit court boards
since .Monday morning tho suit against
the (leorge Palmer Lumber company
by Al Vnrren, is setting n mark for
llgth, whej It was flint supposed
me day would sufllee for tin, intro
duction of all testimony. Attorneys
on both sides argued pro nd con dur
ing a greater portion of the. day and
this afternoon the Jury retired with
ureal ami voluminous arguments from
attorneys on each side, still ringing In
their ears. The suit Is to recover $-!",,-000
damage for injuries received while
the plaintiff was In tho employ of the
lumber company. He win r"n over
by u truck and badly hurt.
A HOT HATH HOUR.
Portland ArtiiI Hero With Voxel Halt'
IJoIm. tlu iius of KtIciiiIh.
A. C, Slubllng, representing the
Cniied Klectrie (iarment i'i. of Port
land, Is In La Ornndc today the guest
of R. W. Logan. Mr. Stubllng has an
arranirement that Is a cross between
a heating stove and a bath robe that
Is guaranteed to create perspiration
promptly. The bath robe Is lined with
tiny electric wires that neither shock
the person nor burn the clothes. Hy
attaching one's self with the electric
llirhl wire a veritable hot blast heater
that operates under the covering
the bed us well as in a snowstorm, is
supplied the Sleeper. It is itltellllei
for curative purposis where tin we: r
cr of the bath robe Is troubled wi.i
rheumatism or like diseases.
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hum:) in
iis ii im;i: of commi rn.K-
M T P.OTTOM tlF IT
'southern Pai-ilh' CoihIih-Ioin and
Oilier Trainmen llallot on Proposi
tion of tioiuu on strike in Svnipaibv
With a Lone Conductor. Ibsi harncil
lor I tiii I m ii I i i i.-i I i .
ih.lv-'on. T.-vas. !' b. I
tors on the New Orient t.
is.-t ttranch of ihe Settle
I' 1 1 lot oil until caily tlii
without deciding wlt. th. I
. I OH., IIC-
. S ill l-'r in
4 1 1 Pacific.
- niotnint-Ih.-ir
union
is to strike because lit.- ...inpiny dis
h.u cil a i -l!ou empliive.
The trouble itrose when a cotiliatoi
of t't Kl I'aso tlivisl.iii. who serve, 1 as
i member of the grievance committee
..f Hie iriittnteit. was ilist-bargetl for
iiiscb.irdln.ition after a conference
vUlh ihe Southern Pacific officials
' itlo is affiliated with the Railway
Trainmen's organizations Indicated
they would Join the conductors if th
strike as ,.i!.-im1.
Gold Hill will have a large new theater.
lull ill)
STRAWBERRIES
bout May 1st
n the meantime we are receiving regular shipments of
SWEET POTATOES CAULIFLOWER .
HOT HOUSE LETTUCE CELERY
Full line of the best brand of canned goods
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City Grocery
E.POLACK,Prop
Bell P.ionc Main 75 Independent 241
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Plans are being formulated to fe-
ciire. u closer relation among the dif
ferent young people's Christian socie
ties of the city. The object being to
have union meetings, to be held at
stated times, monthly or quarterly.
Last evening at the conclusion of a
business meeting of the I'.pwotth
Leagueof the Methodist church, held
it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tuckey.
b b-gati H were chosen, as was also
lone at a social meeting ut tlio home
.f Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wright, by tlir
Christian Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church. As soon as dele
gates are chosen by the young people'
sock-lies of the Baptist and Christian
churches, there will be a joint meet
!ti(j of the several delegates to arrangi.
for the movement,
ISLAM) CITY ITI MS.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holmes returned
on Monday's train from a week's stay
in Wallowa.
Miss Kathleen Thomas visited Clay
Fox and wife at Imbler .'atunlny and
Sunday.
Albert Hunter and wife and sun i
llyn, went to Wallowa .Saturday, re
turning Monday nftornoi n.
Frederick Kiddle is out of School
on account of a severe ease of la
grippe.
Frank Davis was removed to the
Ci.tmle Uonde hospital yesterday nf
i.riioon. Mr. Davis received an in
jury while at work on the new mill,
which lias laid him up for several
days.
The machinery Is being ttnloadeil
for the mill. The millwright from Mo
line will soon arrive to Install it In
Ihe mill.
Notice to (Tdiltr.
Notice is hereby given it-at Jlte un
dersigned lias been appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Wallace -'.
Hinckley deceased, by Ihe county
court, of the stale of Oregon, for
I'nlon county. All persons having
claims against said estate ate hereby
r.iiuifed to present the same with
proper vouchers to ihe undersigned
at Tcloeaset, Oregon. within six
months from date thereof.
Date.) at Tcloeaset. Oregon, tills
l.'lh day of February, 1909.
CHAHLI'.a K. HIXOKLF.Y,
Administrator of the Kstate of Wal
lace C' Hinckley, Deceased.
wl:-L'fi-.".-l:'-ti
Di.riv
( Won..'-'
discas. w . .
the b.n, '
human m-v
icil relaiio:
' ' l or ONTI Ol'U IIY.
!s a sy-tetn of ;.-e:.'i!i-ItmiI
drugs ly the use of
lo adjust all palls of the
h mism to perfect mevhutt
is. It is that science which
f :i Is in distui bed mccbiiiiciil relations
of the .matomi.al pails of the body
the causes of disease: and which is
.employed to cure disease by applying
technical knowledge and high manual
skill to the lorrection of all disturbed
relations occurring in the mechanical
arrangement of the body. It is n sci
ence founded upon the principles of
an-.itomy ;n.l physiology.
TVie word ! ... s not mean the tt .!-
ment of ti.in. s r.or of bone Diseases,
It was used as a name because the
founder discovered the importance of
and Bakery,
disturbances In the bony frame-work
of the body In causing disease. He
studied the skeleton as the foundation
of anatomy, upon which aclence he
grounded his system. The meaning
of the word applies not only to de
rangements of bony parts, but as well
to disturbed relations of nerves, liga
ments, tendons, blood-vessels, muscles
and of any body tissue. Journal of
Osteopathy.
Irfiu A, Wright Is llclcused.
Lou A. Wright, who was arrested
some time ago and brought back here
from Idaho for the alleged robbery of
u man In the Moffat saloon on Main
street, with nn accomplice named
"Spotts," was released by District At
torney Phelps, as the evidence was In
sufficient to convict him of taking part
in the hold-up. Pendleton Kast Ore
iranlan. FERGUSON'S
The
BOOK ST0RC
Where
IVothing is too much Trouble
MAGIZINE
SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY
STATIONERY
BOOKS
OFFICE SUPPLIES
DRILLING
There are several kinds
of drilling but the kind
the kind t at makes the
farm pay is the drilling
which makes watsr avail
able. There is no need
of a dry farm. The task
is not so great as you
may think. I have had
years of experience and
understand the well busi
ness thoroughly.
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NECESSITY
WHEN IT COMES TO
DRUGS
We Guarantee the
Purity of atl Drugs
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sold here
fflLL'5 DRUQ JT0RE
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Gomplete equipment for
rubber buggy tires.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor
Gmplet Machine Shops and Foundry
wi.i.4.i.4. ( Jr.
HOT DRINKS
Just the kind of drinks for cold
weather.
CtfliW BROTH BEEF TEA
CHOCOLATE With Whipped Cream
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SHE'S A QUEEN'!
Is an expres -'i.n that Is always heurd at sight of a
well Ueve ..(j woman. If you fire flat-chested,
with Bl' undeveloped, a srawny neck, thin, lead
arm remark will never be applied to you.
"SIP . ' wafers will make you
Inh They DEVELOP THE BUST
3 to 6 inches and produce a fine,
bosom. They fill out the hollow
arms handsome and well modeled and the neck
and shoulders shapely and of perfect contour.
Cci'id fur ii buttle tuuy yuU !, m; pluaocil oiid. &iaiclul. "d-
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 VS.
I'HKE. 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 bo sufficient If the defects are
trifling.
DESK 4. ESTHETIC CHEMICAL CO., 31 W. 125th ST., NEW YORK.
THE WORLD FAMED CAR
The Cadallic Thirty Is Mew Here
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for ee-y dollar inustec then jcu ever
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We also Have the Famous Model 10 Buick
Runabout
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resetting and repairing
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