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SEN. ROBT. IA 1LETTE,
Mormon Tabernacle
Tuesday- October 26, 1909
CESS
THIS STORE
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EVERYBODY SHOULD VISIT THIS STORE
AND LOOK OVER THE BARGAINS IN SECOND
HAND AND NEW GOODS.
SPECIALS.
TWO SOLID WALNUT MARBLE TOP BED
ROOM SETS, $1.25 AND $5.00.
'SPECIALS.
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES.
SPECIALS. . ..
SANITARY COUCHES $10.00.
ADAMS AVENUE, PHONE 1521
a
W are showing the latest produc
in
STYLE
ADLER'S
COLLEGIAN
CLOTHES
young men. We have never In
history been able to place before
our customers so varied an assort
ment of styles io meet all require-
ments. We know how thoroughly Ad-
Collegian Clothes satisfy the
wearer and because of this confidence
we have gained through actual
eljerience Tn. selling Adler garments
t thousands of people do we continue
sing their pralBes. They are the
wearing and the most artlBtlc
clothes that America produces. You
rnlyTTVery critical as to Btyle and
exacting as to quality, but we
the garments that will meet with
complete approval. The new fall
suits"and Overcoats are here.
GOOD CLOTHES
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has many obstructions, but none so
desperate as poor health. Success
today demands health, but Electiic
Bitters Is the greatest health builder
the world has ever known. It compels
perfect action of stomach, liver, kid
neys, bowels, purifies and enriches the
blood, and tones and Invigorates th
whole system. Vigorous body and
keen brain follow their use. You
ctn't afford to slight Electric Bittert
if weak, run down or sickly. "Only 50c.
Guaranteed by the Newlin Drug Co
Notice to ratrons.
Subscribers not receiving their pa
pers reguldrly or if it is not delivered
as it should be, will confer a great fa
vor by notifying the oOlce. Unless you
do so we have no knowledge but what
the delivery service la satisfactory.
The time of the year is new here when
proper delivery is essential. No sub
scriber wants to dry out their paper,
i neither do we want them to. If the
paper Is delivered properly It Is not
necessary.
The Little Shop
' Main St.
'Stamping of all kinds, inolud
Ing shirt waist & Center pieces,
done, embroidery lessons given.
Orders taken and lessons givon
tn stncll!ng. Full line of em
broidery materials.
Chamberlain's 0"c, Cholera and Di
arrhoea Itemed? Sever Known
To Fall.
"I have used Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since
it. was first Introduced to the pubMc
in 1872 and have never found one In
stance where a cure was not speedily
effected br Its use. I have been a com
mercial traveler for eighteen yjars,
and never start out on a trip without
this, my faithful friend,", says H. S,
Nichols of Oakland, IncL, Ter. For sale
by all good dealer. .
Dr. Greafell to Wed.
Ottawa. Ont Oct 25. It is gather
ed from what is apparently a reliable
source that Dr. Wilfred Grenfell, the
Internat'onally famous Labrador mis
sionary, physician and author will
leave St Anthony today for some
American city, where he will be
married on Nov. 7. Dr. Gronfell has
recently erected a hospital, orphan
age, school house and office at St.
Anthony. . -
Admiral ITXean Retires.
Washington, Oct 25 Rear-Admiral
Thomas C. M"Lcan, president of the
Naval Board of Inspection and Sur
vey, retired for age today.
Col J Shoulders for Suffragettes.
New YcrS, Oct. 23 Hundreds of
working vomen ranrlnir frnm rnl'r-i-a
professors and artists to cooks and i
waitresses, will gather at Carncglo
Hall tonight to give a glorious gieet
lng to Mrs. Emelixie Pankhurst, lead
er and founder of the strenous suf f
iragette movement in England. Tlw
militant leader of the British .-.forces
will not have the covmtenance of the
society suffragettes of
New York.
HJ9. Uarence Mackay, preside-.', it
the Equal Suffrage Society, fcr.
decllned to appear at the meeting or
introduce Mrs. Pankhurst
Tonight's meeting will serve as a
celebration in commemoration of the
anniversary of Mrs. Pankhurst found
ing of the modern suffragette move
ment in London on Oct. 25, 1904.
''Mrs.- Pankhurst is now under sus
pended sentence of the English cotirl,
haying been placed under arreBt in
June of this year for leading a suffra
gette delegation to the House of Com
mons to interview, the Prime Minist
er. .
t Mrs. Mackay.s aloofness has only
slightly dampened the ardor of he
occasion. The cause for her. actions
are two-fold. First, to use her own
words, that the reason for suffrage l
i
two sexes--not a fight for rights but
a logical evolution of justice. And
second that American manhood 1ms
always treated American womanhood
In such a way as "to make un feci
that we will ultimately achieve our
aim without sensationalism."
While the English militant and
their American prototypes ' are dip
claimed by many among the conser
vative suffragists, the Equal Fran
chise Society will be practically the
only logical organization unrepresen
ted officially at the Pankhurst meet
ing, and Individual members of It
will be present The refusal of Mrs
Mackay to make any compromise is
unique. She will give no countenance
direct or Indirect, to the infraction of
law and order.. It also developed
yesterday that the Equal Franchise
Society alone will take no part in the
local campaign , by iudorslng Mr.
Hearst or any other friend of equal
rights. .. " . .
"I will not indorse the militant
methods," said Mrs. Mackay. "The
purpose of our society is to promote
the welfare of women by securing
the National, State and local electoral
franchise for women because we be
in the political and civil equality of
men and women."
To secure it Mrs, Mackay said it
was not necessary to imitate the
methods used in other countries.
"It has been repeatedly" said to me
Pby men In public and private life,"
she went on, "that when the women
of the United States unite in demand,
ing the vote they will get It. And I
think that it Is perfectly true. What
is needed to further the suffrage
cause Is to give all sorts of women
the opportunity of listening to speak
ers who will explain what it means
to all."
'" In Mrs. Mackay's society there is a
number of. men and she in no wise
presupposes or admits antagonism in
the other sex.
"Most of the men I have met are
apparently willing to co-operate with
us and have listened to . what we
have to say with courtesy and consi
deration." r i '
"It has not seemed necessary in the
past and 1 don't think that it will be
necessary In the future for us to go
out to the street corners and shriek
our propaganda at the passers-by.
We have but to plead our cause, with
out raising our voices to the men and
women who are not with us. The
. .-!
strongest sunragists mrougnoui me
country are those women who devote
their energies toward the developing i
of their children to make them cltl-
sens worthy of our great country."
Examanatlons for Foresters.
Washington. Oct 23. An examina
tion to fill vacancies in the ranger
force on one hundred and forty-nine
national froests in twenty-one states
and territories, including Alaska, will
be held today and tomorrow. From
this examination it is expected that
500 appointments will be made. This
examination wll be held in each for
est Supervisor's headquarters in the
national forest states and territories,
Insludlng Arkansas, Minnesota, Mich
igan and Florida, which are the most
easterly states having .national for-
e:its.
While the examination is entirely UUD J"'" "l uul lUB" lur
along practical lines, and knowledge i ty' of ood character, temperate and
of field conditions rather than book-jln ood VV1 condition are. ell
learning Is considered tenttal, the!Eible to take tbls 'tlon. The
oprortncMes for those : applicants 8;Jary: raId . ' bonnerf' U . 1300
with educational advantages are con- -Vf'ar-
DIRECTORY
" ' ' ' OF THE
F" r axe: rnal o r d el rs
LA GRANDET, ORE.
21. W. A.
- La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets
1st & 3rd Monday each month at 1. O.
0. F. all. All visiting neighbors are
cordially Invited to attend. -
M. McMURRAY, C.
CAL JORDAN. Clerk. . . ,
r. o. t. .
La Grande Aerie No, 259, F. O. E.,
xeets erery Friday night In Elk's hall
it 8 p. m. Visiting brethren invited
'to attend.
C. C HACKMAN. W. P.
GEO. ABEGQ. W. 8.
O. F..S.
Hope Chapter No. 13. O. E. S., hold
itatad communications the second and
(ourtn Wednesdays of each month.
7ls!tlng members cordially invited.
RACHEL E. WORSTELL, W. M.
JWARY A. WARNICK, Secretary.
I. 0. 0. F Encampment.
Star Encampment No. 31, I. O. O.
SV. nippta mr
Wednesday In the month In Odd Fel
lows' hall. Visiting patriarch always
welcome. . .' - .-. y .
H. E. COOLIDGE. C. P.
W. A. WORSTELL, Scribe.
: M. B. of A, .t';- :
Meets every Thursday evening at
10. Ot F. hall. Visiting members al
ways welcome. "
AUUS STEWART, Presment
C J. VAXDKRPOEL, Secretary
Woodmen vf Tbo World. ,
La Grande Lodge No. U9, W. O.
meets every second and fourth
Tuesday evening in K. cf P. hall In
the Corpe building. All visiting mem
bers welcome.
NERI ACKLES, Consul Commander.
J. H. KEENEY. Clerk.
Splendid Fall Showing of
Tal
SILK WAISTS, SET WAISTS.K1M0XAS, FLASEL GOWJS, FLAN
EL SKIRTS, PILLOW TOPS, BELTS A5D JET WARE, LADIES
AND CHILDREN'S COAT S IT WILL SURELY
: PAY TOU TO SEE OCR LINE.
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For $3.50 We Can "Wash Your
Back" for Ever with one of our
MllUX TOILET BRUSHES
The latest thing out in the brush
line. We are sole agents for this
territory. Call and let us show you.
RAY ZWRIPPf
PLUMBERS AND TINNERS.
21t DtPO) STREE1
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slderably Increased.
The rapid development of the na
tional forests Is making continually
increasing demands upon those en
gaged In their management and men
with ability to asume responsibility
and serve in supervisory capacities
are In demand. The mor respon
sible positions in national forests are
filled b promotion from lower
grades, so that anyone entering as a
ranger Is eligible for promotion to
any of the more responsible and high
er paid places, including that of For
est Supervisor.
! Only men who are at least twenty-
L 0. 0. F. Subordinate.
La Grande Lodge No. 18, meet 1
cheir hall every Saturday night. Vlal
ting brothers cordially Invited to at
tend. Cemetery plat may be seen at
the Modol reitauranL '
' . .. GEORGE GROUT. N. a
. ' I. R. SNOOK, Rec Secy.
W. A. WORSTELL, Fin. Secy.
foresters of America.
Court Maid Marlon No. 22 meets
each Wednesday night In K. of P.
hall. Brothers are Invited to attend.
BEN HAISTEN, C. R.
LEO HERRING, C. S,
C. J. VANDERPOEL, F. S.
A. F. H A.M. ; .
La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F.
V M., hold regular meetings first and
third Saturdays at 7:30 p. m.
R. L. LINCOLN, W. 11
A. C. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
Knights of Pythias.
Red Cross Lodge No. 27, meets ev
ijr Uu Yuiug m casus ' DM,
(old Elk's hall). A Pythian welcomo
to All visiting knights.
' J. F. BAKER, C. C.
R. L. LINCOLN, K. of R. ft 8.
B. P. 0. E. v -
La Grande Lodge No. 433, . meets
each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In
Elk' club, -'corner Depot street and'
Washington avenne. Visiting brother
are cordially invited to attend.
H. E. COOLIDGE, Exalted R-ler.
HUGH McCALL. Rec. Becy,
BEBEKAH8.
Crystal Lodge Na CO meet every
Tuesday evening at the, I. O. 0. F. hall
All visiting members are invited to
attend.
MRS. TILLIE COX. N. C.
MIS8 .NNA ALEXANDER. SECY.
Pnre Food Eipesltlon.
Baltimore, Oct 25. For the pur
poses of the first anual Baltimore
Pure Fod Exposition, which open
this evening and will be in progress
to Nov. 6, the Lyric has been con
verted into a typical cornucopia ot
the city's products, with a cumber ot
attractively arranged booths scatter
ed throughout It is expected that
a large crowd will be attracted, the
hours being from 1:30 to 5:30 in
the afternoon and from 7:30 until
10:30 o'clock at night
In connection with the exposition
there will be a housefurnlshlng de
partment, fitted to attract prospec
tive brides and grooms, while a
number of novel features are prom
ised by' tbo association.
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