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f,A ORANDE EVENING 01SSEIIVE1C FRIDAY, JUKE 17, 1910.
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UBnnQEVE!itN&Q&SERVfR
Psfcllshed Dally Except Saaday
iRf tE i)EHKIS
Editor and Owner.
Caite4 Pre is Teh graph Serrlc
.Entered at the ponouice' at La 'inmCe
as aecpnd-claaa matter
accorded to otner public.' 'empires.
They want their pay entelope to come
through regularly every month of the
twelver- Tfiey think "that they' should
be entitled;, to a paid vacation, aijd
the thought la ; entirely ' proper. It
will ,be to the credit . of the city If
the School Board shall affirmatively
consider their request! and claims.
I It la always safe to endorse, any
movement of school teachers -which
baa in view their better' compensation,
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SUBSCRIPTION RATE8. crease of rewarda for the service they
JlftUf, Single COP7,, ,v ........ , 6C'' MIUMV 1U tumw ic&vuci is -
fcMly, per week. ..,;....'...., iLc PM Kenerallywe might almost say
Daily, per month. ...:;'.. C5c universally underpaid. This com
V" '' '' , - nrnnltv in common with other com-
thla-paper will not publlsa ar-' m.un,Ue'' rerd- the ema f
...vi.);-'.: 1 - . teachers strictly as a matter of busl-
BUned articles wUl ;be mteed aub-'aeM'w?I6h' ht-.?M of ?
Ject to the diacretlon.oftha editor. ' a,m' of ,cl1001 Dtt,nlBtratlon f't0
Flease tlgn your artlclea-.and ave 'cu" ;th ervlc.of teachr wlth
Aleppotntaieo, ( the least possible ouUay.
, n, ipi " ' It is probably true that we pay.
IMUnilH - IUIKIIK ll flaw. IT.
clafmed' tta' facaoera.' The iBona 'of
Veterans fie v-baa-been an organlza-
GS1TULATIONS.
r'lt la gratifying to know that a
. Grande Ronde lady baa been recognlt-
d by the Eastern Star pf Oregon and
' given high office by that order. We
bare reference to Mrs. Jennie Gilbam
nunuai i wt euuuuel trtllW Wltl Ji
few daya gao elected Grand' Matron
. of the-Eastern Star at a grand lodge
meeting In Portland.
the East, but that 'proves nothing "as
to our greater, appreciation of the
leacner , ana ner services- we -are
simply following the economic fact
that wages generally are. better in the
West than in the East. '.We' ought 'to
put the buaineiii of .jchool teaching,
ao far as 'gre'ater compensation may
4U tu cuuiuiiMiaing greater ability,
on. a' higher ground than that of
purely business economics. -
'At all evenU that; which, th'p teach
era 1 of Portland 'ask. in the praent
tion that spread over )be land as it
ahoSd' have 'done; tat" the' Elks' have
;taken up the patriotic standard not; to
W-it dowi ;, .-. '-
fiQ atar will ever grow dim ia the
flag and no atrlpe will ever be ob
scured bo long as the B. P.' 0. E. peo
ple live, and have strength to raise
their voice In praise of the land of
freedom. " - ,
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HASKELL AND OKLAHOMA.
'' Mrs.' Rlnebart a ne of .Oregon'a
beat women.' The nam of Rinehartl Instance. is Just, and will: readily 'ap1
1ni Ptm Orecon; tBUda 'for eobd-i beal'to Jth" aveVat? iH.n': !
citizenship, for the fami bearing
thjatname. is a. large, one and each j
' rSember does' something of aome ac-
. count In the world. ' -' ' ' I
;Tyhile th lady honored has been a
; r'eBldent of Summervllle she will aopn
'i be numbered with La' Grande'a people.
i That, however, la Incidental and the
tact that ahe Uvea in the Grande
, Ronde valley is the all important one.
Our people rejoice to know that this
valley la recognized on the staff ' of
. tne Eastern Star and we as a people
are not unmindful of the merit re
quired of the Individual who is thus
chosen. ..."
TREAT THE TEAOIERS FAIRLY.
School teachers in this city want
more pay, says the Portland Tele
gram. They want the fair treatment
leHies
fairness, however the School Direc
tora iriay regard.it. or however they'
may" feel compelled .o treatth inati
ter officially. There is no. good rea
son why we 'should rdake invidious
distinction in the case of Joe. school
teacher... Ttarejhfnq. pv.blic servant
of whom we require more in accord
ance with the compensation.; There
are few. who require such preparation
or upon wbohi the exactions of .duty
rest more heavily or more constantly.
It Is certainly the fact that no other-
line of service produces results of
greater importance and value to the
community. If favor is shown to any
class of public servants above an
other, It should be shown to the
school teachers. If anyone is to enjoy
vacation with pay, the teacher is .that
person. It Is only fair and reason
able that the request of the teachers,
In this regard at least, be granted.
Whilev apparently it was unfor
tunate fo Governor Haskell ever to
have been elected to the highest ex
ecuuve emce in uuanoma more
could; hardly have been expected .of .
new statthat seemed to develop in
a single night In the. rush of Okla
homa tias-ell won the governorship,
and ever since hla inauguration he has
failed to -measure up to what Okla
homa ia entitled to in the way of an
wecutlvev"' . . ,.,';. ' : :
Hla desire to occupy the stage'a
cepter .has' placed him In rather em
barrassing. circumstance s, to say the
least, andin the last national ' cam
paign he was rather .discarded by hia
own party? ; " ' ' ' -: "
Tha latest; piece ot acting by Okla-
vice of a subpoena 'by aJ federal of-,
fleer. It la alleged he threatened to
th'row the .officer down the stairway,
wbicn if'true la a dangerous utter-
ance for a governbr to make. For if
federal officers are not to be recog
nized ;how (Tan Governor Haskell ex
pect the officers- whom be 'is over to
dp, Jbelr duty? - '
t But Oklahoma ' will recover from
her follies. She has the -bank guaran
ty law and by demonstration it ' has
proved anything but successful. And
Oklahoma has other lawa that are al
most, as foolish;
It takes years to ripen a state into
safe action, just aa it takes years for
a man to become well balanced and
jfr from .flighty thoughts. In years
to come Oklahoma will reach a cane
condition and will then be one of the
best states in the union, for she has
resources in abundance and. markets
close to her door.
Oil
HENDERSON
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sets. We are sure the beauty and design and artistic ness of these corsets;. wnL
please you. ; . . . . .- '-.'': ' )
Corcpts to Fit Any Form
No matter what your size or requirements may be we can fit you accurately in
attractive model thatwill mold your ngure to your most exacting requiremezitj.
wfcet Ecdnomy ;
The more you. pay. for,.:
your corset the fewer cor- -sets
you will Jiave to buy.
That's real economy. Then
consider the far ' greater'
satisfaction you get
from the better grade of
corsets. . . r .f .
The effectiveness oi
your dress depends entire
ly on your corsets.
Henderson Corsets
$1.00 to $7.50,
IVe Invite you to examine ikem
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PATRIOTISM AND THE ELKS.
S For To-morrow
Dewberries, Loganberies,
Red Raspberries, ,
Black Gaps, Gantaloupes,
New pototoes, radisn, ,
Green beans, green
onions, home grown peas,
turnips. ,
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PATTISQN
BROS
Complaint has been made that the
ism ana tuere is some reason to be-
i Here there Is truth. in the statement,
0 j but the country will not remain short
on patriotism and one reason for this,
probably along with others, is the at
titude of the Elks order toward this
cardinal principle of good govern
ment. ; , '
All over the country flag day was
celebrated by the Elks In a manner
that was felt. From the home of ev
ery Elks lodge flonted the stars and
stripes.- Appropriate speeches were
made and appropriate songs ' were
sung, by members of this order, and
all taught the rising generations, the
lesson of honoring the flag of the
country above everything else ,
The Elks are strictly American in
every senBe. Like the old patriots
they are for their country first, last
and all the time, and for their country
right or wrong.
rJ The Grand Army of the Republic is
fast passing. It was the greatest of
all patriotic orders, but age has
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Benger tralnB were marked up to ar
rive at 6 o'clock:
The extent or tne rweck Is not de
finitely known in railroad circles here.
It seemB the train struck the slide
while running at considerable speed.
The engineer apparently escaped,
up In great heaps according to the
reports reaching here, and it seems j
that escape by other members of the
train crew were miraculously.
Mrs. E. G. Rdcook
J Mra. L. Smith's Millinery Store J
Hair Dressing, J
$ ' Manicuring, .
Vibratory Massage,
I Electric Radio,
1 Bell Treatment
but the fireman was caught though, Big reduction fcr iOdayS
the nature of the injuries which he j switches, puffs, toilet ar-
sustained were not learned in La ; titles and "omhs
Grande today, The debris was piled 4 ip A
Children's Play Shoes
We have shoes that will be outgrown pefore
outworn,
... It is best for your benefit that' you fit your
children in either of these lines.
Sprinter Peihler or Minnehaha
" . All Show Shoe Science .
SMITH & GREEN
Shoe Men
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For Sunday Dinner
Strawberries, Raspberries,
Dewberries, Cantalopes,
Fresh Tomatoes, Cucum
bers, String Beans, Young
Peas, New Potatoes, Beets,
Turnips, Cabbage, Lettuce.
YOU'LL BE STRUCK
WITH AMAZEXEST
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you could see how some factory
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iuue cioinine is pui logetner. in
bKiupir.K oi maienais. me inierio
lnterllnlng8. B t none of these things
occur u a sun oi our tailoring, inav
why one suit of ours will outlast t
of the factory made. Order one an
C. W. BAKER. ' ;'.v
the wear will prove It. '
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The George Palmer
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kEUlL DEPARTMEN1
We solicit your orders for Shingles, Rubberoid Rooting,
Deadening Felt, Building Paper. f v
We are prepared to furnish and deliver- material e -;
promptly. Phone Main 8.
ISNODGRASS!
Gomplete equipment for , resetting and repairing
rubber buggy tires.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
a FilZOERALD, Proprietor
Cotrif lcte Machine Shops and Foundry
GEORGE PALMER, Pres W. L. BRE3.H0LTS, Asst Cash.
F. J. HOLMES, Yice-Pres EARL Z13DEL H AfisH Cash.
' ' F. L. METERS, Cashier. v v. ; ' :-
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
OF LA GRANDE, OREGON
United States Depository
Capital and Surplus $180,000.00
DIRECTORS
GEORGE PALMER
F. J. HOLMES
W. J. CHURCH
F. L. METERS
C. C. PE.MJiGTOS
G. L. CLEATER
F. M. BTRKIT
W. L. BBEJfHOLTS
W.M. FIERCE
V! 1th our ample resourcei and facilities we can render jon efficient
senlce and handle yonr business to your entire stalgfactlon
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