La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 15, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"1 , r-y LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15,-1911. . '-, v wmm mm ' mm. ' -V" ' " , i"r ' - iiiimism ' " THE OBSERVER BRUCE DENNjS. . Ivl'Utr arid Onner. ' . rntere d at r..e isostoftu e at La Grande as f ;coud-!as tnufter. SiTSCILIPTlOX RATES rally, single copy 5c PaJly, per week, .. 15c Dally, per month. .... G5e This paper will not publish an ar tiole p.ppearing over a nom de plume. Signed articles will ;be revised sub ject to the discretion of the editor. Please sign your articles nd , save disappointment. ?. V ;' ; ' . '. r - cemmereial organizations be alert uu wide awake to everything coming thii Wfv. In order to have that alertners ! Uiere is but one thing to do aril tint Is ! to meet with the club, oiler any idea i vou may have for advancement find assist in every way possible to bring about results. There is no room in La Grande tor the leaner. We need lifters and must hav them. Every act Is bound to en han e values of real estate and every ml estate owner should throw his energy on the proper side of the .pub lic question. It is a one-sided matter when merchants who pay rent on buildings are expected to carry all ol the load when in reality they only re ceive temporary benefit while the real estate owner Is establishing a per manent Increase In values. ;. What are you folng to do In La Grande's campaign this season? Have you not one thing to offer for the good of the community? THE STATE PRINTER'S SALARY ., The bill Intended to place the state printer on a flat salary is one of Jus tice and the wonder Is that such a measure has not been adopted years ago. State printing Is like any other public work, It runs into big money so long as the old fee system Is appli- - . . . - , caWe present official holding the MANY THINGS OX THE CALENDAR ; offlce we are told, made his first r- v v, ' campaign on the flat rate platform. At last night's meelng of the Com-1 but D 8 human and when once In of merclal, club, which by the way was a flce. overlooked the flat part of the very Interesting meeting, many things -mi insisted on fees as In the I 111213141 5G" 7 8 9 10 111 H:1314pl617ioi, 11912011123 24 25, 26!27!28i I 1 i of importance appeared on the calen-' Aur for La Grande this coming year. . ' The ' possibility of a .belt line for this valley Is in Itself of sufficient im jortance to keep everyone active and at work. But coupled with that there are several other . possibilities such as platting additions, fruit land tracts, new buildings and a home building organisation. With such an outlook it should be a very easy matter for any citizen of La Grande to feel an enthus ed and loyal feeling; to feel that the present year Is bound to be one of ex traordinary worth to this commun ity as a whole.; :''-'.: It Is therefore essential that the ti4"li4i4'4fr4,44'l,ifrS, 4,s4h,ts Possesses practically the same 4 flavor as the real Coffee, It ran X always be made to tale the place f Jr of coffee,,, -: j : 1 1 -Pound Package 1 25 GENTS Makes a Delicious Drink Z Either Old or Young. ; past No, he cannot be blamed a treat deal lor quite . likely moBt men would have done the same thing. ' Now, that the legislature has taken this matter up and passed a measure establishing a flat ealary the office of state printer may not be sought after with such energy. It will be at least be a savins; to Oregon of many thous ands of dollars, especially If a limit Is pt on the amount and kind of work that he Is permitted to be printed by the state.'-.:. ..v ;-v.-..v' The boomerang7 Is a peculiar im plement, and sometimes ;it appears where least expected. In Prof. Hock enberrys ' accusation of ' one -man named Gauntt there seems' to be a re action favoring Gauntt The latest de velopment In this controversy Is a let ter from North Yakima taking Issue with Hockenberry and upholding Mr. Gauntt Mr. Gauntt la, In our opinion, down the cost oft living. But he does not seem to be receiving much help from the band of politicians who went into office ou the platform of the same kind. : ..' ; . . Seattle's ex -chief of police Is accus ed by Detective Burns of graft to the extent of f3u0,000. This seems like a small amount for a Seattle officer to graft unless It. was only a part of the CUt .' . -V r ' . 1 Me. V.JCIgv:-lM. fl-ir-...;. Food Inspector Bailey may be found hot guilty but he stands convicted by public sentiment In Oregon and there Is no brand of whitewash that Can obliterate his errors. . " ; CRACK BLUE ROCKER HERE Tom Barclay, the Selby Man, Boosting for Big; Walla Walla Shoot 1 A T. D. Barclay, representing the Sel by Lead & Smelting company of San Francisco, 1st registered at the Foley, jfr. Barclay is on his usual trip Into Eastern Oregon and Idaho In the in terest of the shotgun shell department of his company and without doubt Mr, Barclay is one of the best blue rock shots on the coast having ield some of the best medals ever offered by the Northwest Sportsmen's Association.-In speaking of the tournament at Walla Walla In May he says hat it will be the best conducted and most largely attended shoot ever given on the coast. : ' ; ' , . .' By the death of Johnnie Smalls of Walla Walla, who has been largely in-, etrumental In making the Walla Walla matches such . big success another ,f?r Va hold nnd the cit izens of Walla Walla prevailed upon Clalnte Van de Water to'take over the management. No money and. energy will be spared i nmaklrig the event up jto Its usual class. ' , PlOPULAB MAX LEAYES i - .A-HalnDl f thin I kind and Professor Hockenberry Is orfb' nd many ways He has U best for ? & H. Bronghn Goes to Work for the Boise Statesman. After having handled the Spokes-man-Rievlew in this district for some time C. H. Broughn is to leave. La Grande and locate in Boise where he will be circulation manager of . the Statesman. Mr. Broughn Is one of the clean cut,, energetic young newspaper men of the Northwest. While he has produced a great deal of business for hifl paper here, he has at the same time claimed the friendship of many La Grande people because of his hon- f Pattison Use either phone only assisting in making Gauntt known alt over the northwest as a school house architect which evidently was not intended in the beginning. You cannot always tell where a thing will end when once It is started. " The killing of useless commissions has not been going on as energeti cally as one might wish at Salem: It is very hard for the "in" administra tion to dethrone any of its pets or to do away with Jojjs it has slated for some of the favored few. All of which the taxpayers realize when state tax es are announced each year. And Joseph is not alone in her min ing activity, l"p the Grande Ronde rlv er there Is something doing that is In teresting. , Everyone is patiently awaiting President Taft's campaign to bring wishes for success in hla new field. Storm Sweeps Xew York. , New York, Feb. 15One dead and I fifteen injured Is the toll in New York today in a snow storm which is sweep ing this city. WffHtHtfHHtWttTtWHTf4fmfHfWrf THE OFFICERS of this bank will be pleased to talk with you at any time concerning mutual business relations rAMEN the Federal Government, the jv county, the city, and a large and growing list of commercial and Dnvate depositors entrust their funds to this institu tion to the extent of $800,0CXX00, you may be sure that it is a safe one for you to identify yourself with. -1 . , GALL AND TALK IT OVER WITH US La Grande National Bank - LA GRANDE, OREGON. CAPITAL . . . $ 100,000.00 SURPLUS . . . 100.000.00 ' RESOURCES . . . 1,125,000.00 v UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY , George Palmer, Pres. Fred J. Holmes, Vce Pres. , F.L. Meyers, C&shiei Earl Zundel.Ass'f. Cashier .1 4 HAVE YOU IVibl nc Her beauty is as exquisite as the "Shots Craft" in "Pingree Made Shoes."! She is helping to make PINGREE Shoes famous ' W-i: Get Acquainted : ; v; Watch fnr thr P---t"' P" in Our Window SPRING PINGREE OXFORDS RECEI VED Now On Display Second Shipment of Dress . , Ginghams arrived Men's Clothing, Stetson Hats Manhattan Shirts for Spring Advance Showing of Wooltex Spring Garments THE QUALITY SI ORL MOTHER ASD DAUGHTER Both Glad to Recommend Parisian Sage the Guaranteed Hair Grow er and Dandruff Cure.', , Mrs. J. R. Burgess, wrltea from 514 Plum St., Danville, Va., June 4,910, as follows:.: '.- :' f I have used Parisian Sage and find It to be all you clalmb for It, and cheerfully recommend It to any one who Is Buffering from any hair dand ruff or scalp trouble". ; : On the same date Ruth Odille Bur gets, the charming little daughter of Mrs. Burgees wrote: "1 am only a little girl, but 1 wart to tell what Parisian Sage has don for me. I had a scalp disease that look ed like dandruff and when It waa combed np there would be a bloody water under the dandruff. Mamma tried everything In the way of hair tonics, without results, until she saw the advertisement of Parisian .Sage; she got a bottle and It cured me, but kept on using It. Now I hare as beau tiful a head of hair as any girl." yen, wonuen and children, In every section of America who are using or dlnary commercial hair tonics should give Parisian Sage a trial. It is so far ahead pt all others that one appli cation will prove Us great superilor lty. ' It Is guaranteed by the Newlln Drug Co. to stop falling hair and itch lng scalp and to drive out all dandruff In two weeks or money back. It grows hair la abundance and gives to the hair a lustrous and fascinating ap pearance. CO cents a large bottle at the Newlln Drug Co. and druggists er- eiy where. Feb. 15. 25 March 8 3rd, 1911, sealed bids for furnishing j said school District No. One with cords of four foot, split, yellow- pine and red fir wood, said wood to be cut while green and not later than June 1st, 1911, free from large knots and accept able to said school board. Said wood Is to be delivered 300 cords at high school building, and 100 cords at the Fourth ward school and to be corded up neatly and closely where directed by Board..' ;.' ' . , ": ' ' ' : " ' ' 100 cords to, be delivered by July 1st, and all on or before Sept 1. 1911. Bids to be left with school, clerk. The I Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.-. ' , . , ' '" ,i , N ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS, School Clerk. Feb. 15 to Mch 3 .. . a: a a a & 4: $ PROFESSIONAL DIBECTOBI. A. A A A A W V . j . ' . . V 'S PHYSICIANS "ASD $TJBGE0S.. : IVoed Notice , Notice is hereby given that the Dis trict School Board of School District No. One of t'nion county, Oregon, will rerelve np to 4 o'clock p, m. of March N. M0LIT0R, M. D. Physician- and Surgeon. Corner Adams Ave. and Depot street Office, Main 68; Resi- dence 69. a H. UPTON. Ph. G. M. D. Physician and surgeon. Special attention to Eve. Ear. Nose and Throat. Office In La Grande National Bank Build lng. Phones: Office Mala. 2, Resl dence Main 33. of the eye. . . Phone OfficeMain 22; residence, Main 728. J. C. PRICE. D..M. D. Dentist Room 23. La Grande National Bank Build tat- Phone Black 899. KlH-i"f l MHlt l l"l"li DR. R. L. LINCOLN, DENTIST First class services given. Office over Lil ly's Hdw. store. Phone Black-451. DR. P. A. CHARLTON .Veterinary Sur geon. Office at Hill's Drag Store La Grande. Residency phone, Re 701; Office phone, Black 1361; Inde - pendent phone 53; both phones ai residence. V ATTORNEYS AT LAW. JOCHRAN & COCHRAN Attorneys Chas. E. Cochran and Geo. T. Coch- ran. I Grande National Bank S Big., La Grande. Oregon. T. H. CRAWFORD Attorney at Law Practices in al lthe courts of the State and TTnited States. Office In La Granfle Na'iiuvai Bana Bldg.. La Grande.' Oregon. O. W. C. NELSON Mining Engineer Baker 'City, Oregon. A. L. RICHARDSON. M. D. W. LOUGHLIN, M. D. . ,Drs. Richardson ft Long hlln, Physicians and Surgeons, Office Hours to 11; 2 to 6; 7 to 8. Phones-JOffloe Black 1362; lad. 853. Dr. Richardson's Res. Mala 55; Ind. lihy pay Rtni? Weoan " money to build, ana y pay us as you would rent. J. R. OLIVER An Essential ; Thing and there are many, 1b the man. agement of a bank Is the ier sonal, painstaking . care of Its officers. Recognizing: this re. sponsiltlllty, the officers of this Inntltutlon keep themselves In touch with every important de tail of the business. And the outcome t A generous, and a steadily increasing patronage. The United States : ; National-Bank, : 'LA GRHm,0REG0H LOOK Who's Here GEO. W. ZIMMERMAN Osteopath . Physician. Sommer Bldg., Room 7, 8, 9 and 10. Phones r Home 1332. Pacific. Main 63, Residence phone, Black 951. Successor to Dr. C E Moort. ? DR. M. P. MENDELSOHN Doctor of Optics. Spectacles and Eye Glasses ' Fitted and made to order. All er rors of Refraction Corrected. -1105 Adams Ave. Foley Hotel Bldg. La Grande. Oregon. OR. 11 L. UNDERWOOD and DR DORA J. UNDERWOOD Office ov er Wright Drug store. Special at- 1 tentlon paid to diseases and surgery A NEW PAINT AND WALL PAPER parlor conducted by CLOGSTON AND NUTTER. All their stock of wall paper is new and np to (fate In every respect GaU and see for yourself. We do all of our own paper hanging and painting in a style that Is bound to please. 1708 1-2 6th treet. Independent phone 1311 eit door to the Observer office. CLOGSTON AND KUHER YOU CMOET AH kinds of Fancy Cakes and Cookies made by Mr. C. A. Unftarf of Portland at Royal Grocery Call in and see jhe line of Bakery Goods Royal Grocery H. Pattison, Prop, T1