LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1911.
Good
Ad
vies
NEVER BUT REAL ESTATE. UNLESS YOU HAVE
CAREFUL INVESTIGATION AND FIND IT" TO BE
JUST AS REPRESENTED.
VTE ALSO ADVISE YOU TO INVESTIGATE OUR
RIVERSIDE ADDITION LOTS, THAT CAN BE PUR
CHASED AT FROM $75.00 TO $200.00 AND ON YOUR
OWN TERMS. YOU WILL DOUBLE YOUR MONEY
.IN TWO YEARS AND ALSO HELP IN THE DEVEL.
OPMENT : OF YOUR HOME CITY. t CIRCULATINO
.YOUR MONEY IN LA GRANDE MEANS THE "FULL
.DINNER PAIL" TO YOU. INVESTMENT IN OUTSIDE
PROPERTY IS DOING AN IRREPARABLE INJURY
.TO YOUR OWN CITY. V
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your Money at Home
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ltiiiier a oro., phone, main i.
WIG
is an Extravagance
no community can afford to do anyone a benefit
it must be kept moving and to do the most good
it should seek legitimate channels. Then let us
divorce ourselves from the prevailing "get rich
quick" fever and get back to the good ways of
our forefathers. Put your money into something
at home, where it wilL - .
Help Your Home Town
and enhance the other interests you may have.
Why not build a home? There's no satisfaction
like that born of the knowledge you own a home.
Start it today and tomorrow you'll awaken with
a feeling of independence like that of 1776.. Of
course you'll need lumber, but we can quickly
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SEVERAL. EQUITY CASES ABE PIS
; POSED OF.
COffiJUSTOS PO 01
OUT REilSOilS
Jnn Session Opens Xext Monday
Morning Docket Important.
Circuit court for the June term com
inences next . Monday and already
many cases hava been disposed of
Jrom the equity docket. At motion
day yesterday the following cases
were considered!
John F, Parry vs. Albert Huntl; 7, dis
missed without prejudice! . ;
: Peter O'Sullivaa vs. J: It. Blakeley
(sheriff of Wallowa county), settled
and dismissed.
L. A. Reick vs. George Palmer Lum
ber company, settled and dismissed
M. C Metz, George A. Hamilton and
and son; dismissed for want of prog'
ecutton'g plaintiff
J. E. Hall vs. Jerome LaSelle; set.
tied and dismissed. " V
First 'National bank of ' Elgin vs
J. E Bass, settled and dismissed
" C. Hi Jordan vs. A. FfrguBon, set
tied and dismissed . ,
Lee Wisdom vs. Anna Wlsdomi dls
missed without prejudice. i
Helen Aiklne vs. Elizabeth Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor vs. J. P. Scott;
dismissed without prejudice.
. Wright Mercantile company vs. C.
H Law, dismissed without prejudce.
Jackson vV S. O. Correy, Judgment
for plaintiff. ' :; :
W. J. Townley vs L D Laudermilk
Bettled without prejudice v : .:
Beerlow vs. Beerlow, dismissed for
want of prosecution.' V :: j
David Cherry vs. H. C, Tunnock,
dismissed for want of prosecution. .
The criminal docket carries import
ant cases, and Included will likely be
a murder tral, Involving the killing of
Ed Luis at North Powder by Parks
Corns 7 , -
JOSEPH DECISION EXPLAINED BY
THE JUSTICES.
SENSE OF DANGER.
Developed to a Markid Degree In Men
Who Work In Mines.
There Is something about mines that
appeals to the superstition of man
kind, writes T. Lane Carter In the
Kilning nnd Scientific Press. One of
the most marked effects he has noticed
la men who have spent most of their
life in mining is a sense of danger thut
suddenly comes over them.
"Some would call this faculty the
sixth sense." he writes. "If you asked
&' miner how he knows there is some
thing wrong he will reply that he feels
It I had a remarkable Illustration of
this a few years ago.
"I was walking along a main drift
with a mine captain, a man who had
been working ia mines for over forty
years, having started as a lad in the
mines of Cornwall. . Suddenly he
stopped and exclaimed that something
was wrong.
"For the life of me I could not see
a thing amiss. The timbers seemed
i solid, and the drive pillars looked se
cure. But the captain was not satis'
Qed and Insisted on climbing into the
stope to investigate. There he found
A large crack, running for hundreds of
feet, indicating a movement of the
strata of serious proportions. ,; .
"Had this discovery not been made
In time there would have been 0 serl
1 pus accident In the mine, with a prob
' nble loss of life. I dnre say the years
of experience In the mine had develop
ed a power in iilm whFch the men
called superstition, but which was real
ly the faculty of accurate observation,
which to him seemed unconscious."
', To Cure a Cold In One Daj. -Take
laxative bromo quinine tab
lets." Druggists refund money If it
fails to cure. V E. W. Grove' signature
Is on each box. 25c.
Up-to-date Confection- rH Km yoy
cry line ... Ice Cream uket......
and Soft Drinks wemkeour om icecream ANDSHtRBn
MLDEWi
Chicke
ns
will soon cackle and crow, if you give themDIAMOKD CHICK FEED.
We have all kinds of POULTRY SUPPLIES. Bona, Grit. Oyster Shell
Charcoal. Etc. ; ; ' -: ' '
Waters-Stanchfield Ptoduce C6
I We TTill have on display for a fe7 day3 a sam-
pie use oi
eCKF0iI8FS, OF
Reasons for Affirming Judge Kaowles
- Explained From Salem.
s Further information on the stand
takn by members of the supreme
court in affirming the decision pf
Judge Knowles in the Joseph home
rule IlU,-rati. Is contil.-.ed tiv news
dispatches (rom Salem,
Avtordijic; to the sut.rem court,
Burnett wi urring, n . munlci.
pal government can change its char
ter so as to violate the constitution
or criminal laws of Oregon, and since
all felonies 8Ld general misdeuieuL
are, necessarily comprehended In the
phrase, . "criminal laws," the home
fL'le law enacted by the people In.
fringes upon the constitution for the
reason that it "s a misdemeanor in
this state 'to violate the local-option
law. In the case at hand.the appellant
requested the court to direct a verdict
of not guilty on the ground that the
local-option law was not lii force iu
the city of Joseph by, reason of the
amendment ratified November 8 1U10,
at the general election, which amend-
i,,k ,h rnnnrrnpo to moftlt m hrm.
rule amendment. Justice Moore holds
that the word "exclusive" contained
in the home-rule, anio.idment, which
tends to give cities tnc sol.trlght to
regulate the liquor traffi:, is not en
titled to the force and importance us
ually given it, and 9 the restriction
contains no execeptton, ha is of thq
opinion that the employment of ex.
elusive power. conferred by the home
rule law is subject to all consequen
cen that f may have resulted fr ni an
adoption of the local-option law, bo
that an order of prohibition, made in
a county as a whole, cannot be modi
fied or vacated except by the subsew
quent vote of, the qualified electors of
the' Incorporated city or town, cast
against prohibition, at an election
regularly called for that purpose in
the municipality, and, no election of
that kind having been held in the city
of Joseph, the license Issued to the
appellent In Invalid" and the holder
subject to the local-option law, lrres
pectlve of whether or not a license
was granted under the proposed pro
tection of the home-rule amendment
' Justice Burnett concurs with Jus.
tlce Moore, but not with the. same rea
soning. He holds that the phase
"exclusive power" contained In the
home rule amendment means nothing
more than has already been vested in
every incorporated city or town! nor
do the words "within the limits"
change the conditions in existence be
fore the revision of 1910. Justice
Burnett writss: , '
"They only serve to intensify what
has already been said In general
terniB that the city boundaries pre
sent no abstacle to the supremacy of
the criminal laws of the state over any
internal regulation of the municipal
ity. Where else than "within Its lim.
Its' could a city be subject to' either
constitution or any criminal law of
state? The logic of appellant's con
tention Is that the words 'exclusive
power' are to be construed in their
unrestricted 1 tenso. At tjje last he
maintains that the effect of the amend
ment s to repeal the local option law
so as to exclude rural voters of the
county from 'all elections which oth
erwise would affect the liquor' traffic
in the city. With this as his major
premises established on the day of
election, the minor premise, the wet
vote in Josph, was made good at tit
same time, and his exemption from
proseuction ought to follow as a con
elusion with the certainty of a. syl.
logUm." ;
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, Treasury department, office of the
supervising architect, Washington, D.
C, May 11, 19U.SeaIed proposals
will be received In this office until 3
o'clock p. m. on the 22nd day of June,
1911, and then opened, f,or the con
struction, complete (including, plumb
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electric conduits and wiring) and
lighting fixtures), of the U. S. post
office at La Grande,' Oregon, in ac
cordance with the drawings and spec
ification, copies of which may be ob
tained from the custodian of site at
La Grande, Ore., or at this office at th
discretion of the supervising architect
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. ,
Supervising Architect
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