La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 28, 1911, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1911. PAGE 7 : ' " i ii mil i LOIVEMURDERER APPREHENDED SAMUEL GOMPERS, DIAZ OF AMERICAN LABOR FEDERATION. I TT HOUGH he has shown no Indication of any Intention to resign I I tinder Are, Samuel Gompers may be called the Diaz of the Amer ,h Mm ,can Federation of Labor. For twenty-nine years, with an inter 4 val of one year's retirement, be has held the presidency of that v.iauuauvu auu. una iwu me executive neaa 01 organized labor In the United States. He Is English born, sixty-one years old and for more than thirty-five years has been interested In labor unionism. Organized capital has launched many broadsides against President Gompers, but the? slide off him like water from a duck's back. As a scorner of ad verse criticism he again appears Diaz like. Whenever and wherever unionism is attacked there you will find Gompers fighting like a veteran. By reason of tiz connection with the boycott against the Bucks Stove and Range company he was sentenced to serve a year In Jail, but re cently the supreme court of the United States reversed the lower tri bunal, and Mr. Gompers now has no incarceration to face. He lives In Washington, but he is here, there and. everywhere fn his fight for the rights of unionism as he conceives theia. f.iCAico Wa With Women.' Wnui.ins place hi M.'!ciiii life tin inevitable uiIiikIUik or the Moorish Idf-iis of the SpunWIi roiiititi-or ntid the snviiue Ideii of the UHtlves. the Mllivuiilu-e Sentinel snys. The distil tat) lihlet his wife mid d;mj.'hfi'r he himl stone wnl!s. and the iictuivs(Ue liirti-cs .if romance, ni.d he Is their lord urn! mW.r IU the other lumd. yltf!i;in tr'hv nre. of r-oitlNe still "oiinrl hy fin 'vit .if Hip ntieieiit t:v ij.'e cnstoi:)4 n,storl:ilit tell nt .MP- of the btllilisn!!i leivmoiii."; of the Mesh le tribes, tt'hn futi--lit Hi, !r MV til VII Duticy long hef ore the SuuiUli nr il on the scene. To eiich Imy Imliy .the priests chnntert this couMini'icl: I "Thy profession nml faculty is -.r. thy obligation to give the sun to drink blood of the enemies and the earth corpses of the foes." To the girl buby they s said with far less ceremonial: Tou are to stay within the bouse, as the heart does within the body. Our Lord enshrines you In that place, and your office is to fetch and to grind maize la the metate." Pianti Without Roots. . The "flower of the air" is a curious plant found in China and Japan. It is so called because it appears to have no root and is never fixed to tbe earth. It twines around a dry tree or sterile rock. Each shoot produces two or three flowers like a lily white, trans parent and odoriferous. It is capable of being transported COO or 700 miles, and it grows as it travels, suspended on a twin. A Fidgety Age. ' Repose of manner was considered at one time essential to the well bred woman, but this Is an ideal long con ipned to the pust Every one fidgets In these restless days, no one has time to sit still nor to listen for more than n minute at a time without being bored and showing it London Queen. Y Generally. Figg (sententlouslyi To him thnt hnth shall be given, yon know Fogg -Yes. the man who tins n head gets abend, fve noticed. Boston TinnfHnt. QUIT PAYING RENT By paying rent you merely accumulate a bunch 'of 1 worthless Drent receipts. By applying that rent money on a Jnite of your .own you accumulate a valuable deed. It don't taki a large puy-' ment down to do it just a small payment now Yhd the sa.ae .money you nave been paying for rent. ( Come in and talk It. over with us. " ' BLACK & PRATT Real Estate and Insurance ) 111 Depot Street " BOTH PHONES hauated. -v "There is no more a great open west where everyone might have opportun ity merely by moving to It. 'The con stantly Increasing flood of population is barred of further westward move ment by the Pacific ocean and is turn ing back upon itself. Social and po- , . , , . ' ( . Htlcal, as well as economic, problems wood miiFvpij hp mpv more acute than any we have had t0 t problems no greater help can be ren- Wishtucna Crime Revived by Capture dered than In conserving and devel .. of Two Suspects. oping the remaining natural resources - ; , . of the land In order to meet as fully Special Agent E. B. flfood'of.the as possible the needs of the coming O.-W. R. & N. company pulled off an-'millions. ' ' other clever stunt last wek In a re- j "There are yet millions of acres of markably short time and when he ar-J arid lands so situated that water can rived at The Dalles Saturday evening be brought to them, and the prosecu he had in custody two men who, he tion of this work, with the mainte believes, are the criminals who killed nance and conservation of the essen Conductor Lowe at Washtucna on the ! tial elements for Its success, rank North Bank road several weeks ago, among the very first in Importance of and who killed a conductor of the Ore those things with which the future of gon Short Line ' recently, say the our nation has to deal in working out Chronicle. The prisoners have confessed shoot ing at Conductor Alexander at the John Day water tank on the O.-W. R. & N. line. Conductor Alexander was In charge its expending destinies. "If the perpetual power of the streams In the western mountains can be preserved from private monopoly and U &U of this can be utilized for the general benefit of the nation, there of a fast eastern freleht which left "Carcely a limit to the opportunl this city Thursday evening. The train ft,eB rtt to be made by their use and was stonned at John Dav for water. aeTeiopment, when the brakeman put off a couple' "The National Irrigation congress oi Woo- who had neen stealing a ride., ""- Mr. Alexander left the caboose about puDUC opmion m Dena" or wn 1 that time and started to walk to the work- " ha8 rendered R KV" front end of the freight." Just as he ' esUmable service to the nation, and walked away from the caboose one of 8bould be coura and assisted by the two hobos shot at him. Special a" tho8e who .taterestta in, the Agent Wood made another record for wc,rare our country quick work for he succeeded in lo- That'o What They All Say Sllni It's Good For What Ails You eating the pair at Umatilla Saturday Sprains require careful treatment Keep and had them behind the bars of the 9U,W 90(1 PP'T namoeriain s junimei.t t , . t. . . rryn ., ifreelv. It will remove the soreness am county jail here that night. They gave ickly Uie pHrU ,0 bealthyc0., him a full confession. dition. For le by all dealers. fUL. A, - n. 111 ... V . ' jue iwu meu win ue laneu 10 iuuro, the Sherman county seat, to face a charge of assault with intent to kill. IRRIGATION PROMOTER Chicago, 111., June 27 (Special) Miles Polndexter, United States sena tor from the state of Washington and chalman of the senate committee on expenditures in the interior depart ment, this department of the govern ment embracing the United States re clamation service, has studied the ef fect of irrigation development In the west from a social, political and econ omc point of view, and recently, In an interview at Washington, he discussed the law of supply and demand as it relates to land, emphasizing the Im portance of conserving and develop ing the resources yet extant. He as serted the National Irrigation con gress', which has its 19tti annual sea sessions here Dec. 5 to 9, has been the leading organization in creating public opinion in behalf of this work. ; Calling attention to the fact that many j arid areas which are now practically worthless can be made to support the densest rural population through ir rigation, he said: "With the settlement of practically all of the public lands which will pro duce crops without Irrigation, the ne cessity arises of utilizing those vast arid regions which can be made pro ductive by this artificial supply of the needed moisture for vegetation, in stead of merely Improving the land, it transforms it from the. most worth less to the. most valuable and fruit ful land" in the world, - and areas which were incapable of supporting a single family have been made and can be made capable of supporting the densest agricultural population of any part of the country, j - r , . "The desire for lands is insatiable; it is Inherent in the great race which has principally settled and given form and character to our nation. Homes upon the land are a social and econ omic necessity, and by the cruel law of supply and demand the need for land has been intensified, and is being intensified a thousand fold, while the supply- has been correspondingly ex- PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. ' rilTSICIASS AND SURGEONS. N. MOLITOR, M. v. Physician and Surgeon. Corner Adams Ave. and Depot street Office. Mala 68; Resi dence 69. i A. L. RICHARDSON. M. D. J. W. LOUGHLIN. M. D. Drs. Richardson ft Loughlln, Physicians and Surgeons, Phot 9i Office Black 1362; Ind. S53. Office Hours 9 to 11; S to 6; 7 to 8. Dr. Richardson's Res. Main 65; Ind. 312. Dr. Loufthlin's res. Main 757; Ind 1297. ' ' ' C. H. UPTCN. Ph. O. M. E. Physli lan and surgeon. Special attention to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Office in La Grande National Bank Build ng. Phones: Office Main 2, Res) donee Main 32. DR. H. L. UNDERWOOD Physician and Surgeon. Special attention to diseases and surgery of the eye. Phones: Office Main 22; Res1 dence-Ma!n 728. Ind. C31. OEO. W. ZIMMERMAN Osteopath Physician. Summer Bldg., Rooms 7, 8, 9 and 10. Phones: Home 1332. Pacific, Main 63, Residence phone, Black 951. Successor to Dr. C. E. Moore. J. C. PRICE, D. M. Dentist Room 23, La Onande National Bank Build Ing. Phone Black 399. ' DR. P. A. CHARLTON .Veterinary Sur geon. Office at Hill's Drug Store La Grande. Residence phone, Rei 701; Office phone. Black 1361; Inde pendent phone 53; both phones tt residence. ,. . 0 k ; V-1 ; ATTORNEYS AT LAW. COCHRAN & COCKRAN Attorneys: ' Chas. E. Cochran and Geo. T; Coch ran. La Grande National Bank Bldg, La Grande, Oregon. . . T. H. CRAWFORD Attorney at Law Practices in al Ithe courts of the Stats and United States. Office In I La Grande Nuwui Bans Bldg,, La Grande, Oregou. O SE.E, US! The afesf method for preparing such del dous bev erages as Malted Milk Chocolate with egg, Egg Lemonades, Egg Phosphate, O'ange Punch,' and . rx 1 Hit viiici iviiiuiiiaiivu nidi w u I M WfV ectriC Drink Mixer arc very Popular DfiLlDIX p LAW OFFICES OF CREEN ft SMALL Attorneys, over 9Ilverthorne's drug store, La Grande, Ore. R. Jos. Green and Chas. A. Small. Rooms 15 and 16. ' D. W. C. NELSON Mining Engineer Baker C'ty, Oregon. HAfK" AWIY Uptown office Main 720 Vn-Vlw if :Ji Residence Phone Main 25 AMBULANCE . L bussey - t A M -J , MOTiBBBSBBBMSkS9SHBHSBW:nSBlSUMnSMMkaa For f;irla PnnHMJ k. CICTcud rr vnr- i.,.. . NAMES OF J E3U8 A N 0 M AR Y. Gnuk JtttmU tmt CilUtiv Cmm. Mutic. An. Elocwlo. ud Conuncf Ciil Depn. RikdM mnd Da, Sn,4n,n.Kc6x4 Moral ind lnllBJTmlnr.WriteforAniyoti)tAldiwt EXCURSION Fares East 1011 . - . KilFbt In VOUr hlWlMl niinn lin nn ' .ii ...t-i. - SViSir OBEG02r.WA8HI5GTO3r EAIIfiOAP .lays' time, unless vou have Chamberlain's 1 NAYIGATIOJf COUP ANT one, tholert and Diarrhoea Remedy at - To " FARE1 hand and tab a. tlnsn nn th f m .nn.,. nce of the diseaite. For sale by all dealers, I Plumbin g and Heating John Melville U28 Adams Ave LA GRANDE, - ORE My Chicago , . . . ... .$7i.5( Council Bluffs. , : Omaha .......... Kansas r.Uv 60.01 St. Joseph ...... St. Paul ........ St Paul, via Council Bluffs , 63.90 i Minneapolis, direct 60.00 Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs. 63J0 Detroit, Mich 82.CO Boston . V. . , . . . . . .110.00 New Vork .. .108.59 st. Louis ... u . 70.00 Washington, D. C ..107.50 Atlantic City, N. J............. 102.40 Sale Dates June 6. 7, 9, 10, 12, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23. 24, 28. 29 and 30. ' 1 July 1, 2, 3. 4. 5. 6. 19. 20, 26, 27 and 28. August 3 4. 6, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28. 29 and 30. September 1, 2,-4, 6, 6 and 7. Stop-overs within limits In either di rection. Final return limit October 31st One way through Calfornia $15.00 ad ditional. Inquire of any 0-TV. R. ft 3f. Agent for More Complete Information' or "VTM. McMURRAT Gnejral Tassenger Agent, PortliH, Oregon. FAM US KIHG The Prettiest Waists and gowns will become soil ed and stained in time. But their usefulness is by no means ended If Cleaned and Pressed by us they will be as good as new. Send us the waist, frocks, suit or coat that you cannot wear because they are spoiled or spotted. We'll make them so you wear! them. ELITE DYEING & : CLEANING WORKS Mafn 64. Waggoner ft ZnndeL are those that everybody ; Is lookloi; for, because when yon smoke one of them, yon want more. The last pall Is the sweetest-Get the last pulL ". fam us Iking J. E. Bradley & Go. SANITARY PLUMBING REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY. I'HOXESt SHOP BLACK 971. RESIDEME-BLACR 1482. NEXT DOOR TO CITY HALL