La Grande evening observer., July 29, 1911, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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LA GRAKDE OBSKUVEK, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1911.
tew una itie ! nt rrv
i.L.R U C a D E N N i b
l il'lor and Owner.
Catered nl I Uc ituMoflic? u I.h t.ruiidc
an ti'uuI'cluh matter.
SUBSCK1PT10X RATES j
Cafl 5, single copy 6c
Dally, per week, .............. lcj
Dally, per month. .. ............ C5e
' i-orzu :. 1. was
i..iar'Jt rhcn Jk lz:-it number ot men
wer'i-taken from the street work La
GrBnicVouId be dull. Nothing like It.
Tii' charge. !s ?urd!y noticeabls and
bls;r.;ss k;fs moving right along for
f there l'alvr.ys eon-.'.-bing to fit in
voere w 'den. one industry slackens
I pace.
Sheriff Childers left for Salem last
tvning win several prisoners that
Union county officials have been work
' ing hard to convict. AlBO.the taxpay
t ers have been paying heavily to bring
I thsse men to just ic-. Now it is up to
j Governor West to exercise his pardon
i ing power, as usual," and turn loose
' these prisoners who havi given the
officers and law so much grief. '
When the government ships in , a
jtrainload of e;k on this range there
'need be li.tle fear of protection' for
i the Elks lodge of this city has mem
jbers scattered all over two counties
j and tach member will be a specially
i apnointed custodian of the government
elk. ' - ' '. " ",' '.
I The story of good crop yields In tho
. r.mniio Ttnnde vallev and Wallowa
At present the sky, is Ailed with flrq Ret better ag the harveBt ad-
oy mgm ana sraoKe, oy aay, wtimg vi -. . , 1fc nert, to oacK
the yearly damage to Oregon and the tfce BtatementB, ,f ever there was
northwest from forest fires. In almost a yegr of plenty , tnia Bectlon ,t )3
every airection can o-e seen me e ii ... nn
. i. tni year ivu
ucuve ure or mums ui u, pruciaiui
i ij.i i n
2.TR3T6 7 8
.10 U 12 13 SIS
II617I819 202J2
2324252627281
30l3ll I I F1
THE FEARFUL DAMAGE 18 OX.
lug the ruthless slaughter of fine tim
ber of high value.
On the surface it look as though
England and Germany might take a
FIRST YEAR UNDER THE
. . MOIXES PLAN
DES
It la the time of waste and strange little slap at each other. Uncle Bam
to say, there seems to be no way to can Umpire the fight without a great
top It. . Why a fire should get started deal of trouble.
in timber seems a question hard to i
solve if everyone was atert to th Im-1 In Washington they are drawing wo
portance of preventing It aa be should. men on the jury It win be, necessary
De- ' : . to fit the Jury rooms with mirror.
IJoea not the averagr man, especial
ly the citizen of this commonwealth,
realize his strongest asset is the stand
ing timber. Curtail the lumber busi
ness In the northwest for a year and
you will see. a financial depression, j Secretary Gels Botsford of the Cora
. Destrcjy It entirely and the- campaign mercial Club of lies Moines Ih author
for more people would be entirely lty for tbe followinK:
nse-hs,,.. tot the northwest would. April 1, 11MJH. city government, under
hardly", take care of the people now j old plan lacked Jlia.iSK) of enough to
living here, f , ' ' 1 , ' j pay the obligations of the year pre-
It Is therefore of.ths greatest lm-. ceding. On April I. limit, there wa n
portance that, everyone fight 'forest;' balance In the city treasury m-r atu
llres. When you se: an opportunity1, a.1 tout of ninuiriK the limn In the 'year
to help do It wl h the same feeling of$liM.8to. TIiIm was the ttrMt year W
that you would mount a neighbor's der the commiMHiuii pinii. ; Mind you.
"house with a bucket of wter and ex- 'bin whm due witli'ii roiutnlsHion or
llngulsh a blaze-which threatened en- 0r' lueu. tour ot whom hud lit id oHWh
I of lunjor. tiMHeMHor, couiit limiin nnii
miiuiclpiu JtidKe under thf old Hyuteiu.
j Whm it tiiiie uf the pliill or ot the
';' '"'man? ' V , '
no Just it -iiMt of dolUK Hwny with thi
I wnrd iiioitloDuieiit and the Htrife of
tire destruction.
HEARD OX EVERT SJDE.
city,
'riiene rt'HiiitH were bronclit txut In
a way hh folinww:: New iltzln injr con-
"La Grande lg a hummer and
mistake.".
This and many, o her similar rer'tnV Ward Midefuioii to tret nil he could
marks can be heard-wher there 'is a tor "lM "i"ediute ronstitiieniM without
number of n:n congregated, whether ren. - to x w to iu Daluu. e oMlie
on trains, in railroad statins, or at
Do the citizens of La Grande realize
the value of these' r markst They trH t ,lmt H"vwl V,M" ,u Uw vU'
mean everything. Once get. an Idea 5uml " " . IX1 .h.Miw per
a'arted that one community is forging . taa)' r r ,t,,:i ,""lw- K4
head of the halanre nf h knrmunH.. to ...
ing country and it Is easy to keep
me movement going.
In thig instance, the utterances ,are
based on fact, for this city lg showing
Mr. Akii ot the ciiik department. Iy
tbe appllcHtlou of tiunine methoUH
and with tbe inientlve the plau f
fordM for indlvldiiHi record, kept our
som sped In all lines. At present th' Mote uud made Improvement far In
dull summer s;eson is on. but" till ndvBc-')t:tbow f . auy single p re
there Is a large volume of business vloua yeur and saved a little over $8.
transacted. ; , ' j; 1 0W In his department In one year.'
Public improvements have been on.' Tbecbnrie Iri the bookkeeping sys-
Old Friends and New
, Winning permanent, lasting' friends is the work
of time, and this bank numbers among its clients
hundreds cf banks and business houses with whom
it has had close relations for .a - great part of, the
twenty-four years of its existence.' '
.. Our. friends have helped to make this one of the
largest and strongest banks in the West. We have
helped in their making, too. '
We welcome new friends and will attend to their
wants with the same fidelity which has cemented
our relations with our older ones.
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
CAPITAL . . . $ 100,000.00
SURPLUS ; . . 100,000.00
RESOURCES . .1,100,000.00 .
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Fred J. Holmes.'Pres. W. J. Church, VxiPres.
F. L-'Meyert, Cashiej Earl Zundel,iAss;. Caster
4IIIMIMtMlMUIHUiMtmitMitlt
Joe- and business iiij-lluxl' rt'ilr.iei: 'I he
clerical cluiren at tin- t-iif ti.tll Shi,
and tbe Htuiidard f eSli-leiify Weill up
to such a degree that promptly at I tie
end of the year nil miuuimI report vn ;
lusiied. the first iinnunl report or itie :
city of DeV Moinei. mid tliiH In n city
fifty-seven yenrsolds ,
' The coHt of cnofnted Mock pnvina
on concrete base was reduced In the
first year from nn averajre of $4 4" er
square yard to $4.00.
The last year under the old plan
saw 3.272 catch basins cleaned at n
cost of $1.40 each. The flnt year un
der the new plan aw S.Sfil catch ba
sins cleaned at a cost of $1.12 each.
Undpr the old plan concrete culvert
cost the city $17.01 per cubic foot
each. Under the new plan they com
$12.i.'i each.
Under the new plan the w1l-e force
was actually Increased and the etB
clency bettered to the extent that pub
lic gnmblinjr. the red liKht atnd street
walUlnjt were nctually nboliHhed. the
excise laws strictly enforced, and the
cost was a little over $S.000 less than
during tbe last year nnder the old
plan.
The saving was $1,400 In tbe health
department, wltb Increased efficiency.
For the first time the city funds to
bank drew Interest of 4 per cent on
time deposits nnd 2 per cent on over
age daily balances, and from this
source the city received $9,132.17.
Under the new plan the street clean
ing awn wm mnw thnn rtonhlml. mill
for the first time this department has
flushed and cleaned alleys, and there
has been no Increase In expenditures
on this account. ; ;
Uniform paving, sidewalk and other
peciflcatlons have been adopted.
Tbe tax levy baa been reduced 3
unia In tbe face of this, v
MONDAY THE LAST DAY OP
I
A Dane Without a Smile.
They have a mnuuinr Kind ot dam-e
conducted on tbe Kr'" of t-oumrv
Tillages in Itussia. The diii-er huhiu
apart, a knot of youuu men iieie.
knot of niiildenx there, eiii-n ies ny it
aelf nnd silent as a 'Vrmvd or unites
A Piner liri'nl Into n nine, a vimi'ii
pultx off . his i-np and rrmlletife uik
Bin witn,a wive mid a imiw. ir the
Cirl l willing Kile '..ware ner liMlidlier
chief III loUen of imxent. The yoniii
ndviiiu-es, tnkes a mnierit tile tin ih I
kenli.ef In ii'.m nniid nnd lendN in
lUHxle rmcid mid round. No word i
wpoketi. nnd no iniicii h ht-nrd. Siil?
rlili cords and rl'li with tiraltlM. tli
plrl movei Heavily hy ' iietvoir. jrnln
round nnd round and never nllowin;
bet puriiier tn toin n hi-r .liinid Tin
pll limn druniiiK mi for Iiihiim hi tn
mime Hiiil l.i'V ni.il flii-.iHine. uud in
prize or tiii'lt tij' firltn."'
the dum-e i-ttl!f'I.:Mi j-'iveti liy le"
liilors to the lis--)t wlin in nil tiuil
Miiinuier revelry rtu never ioken and
never Htiitied." ' ; " " ' -
' Wanted More Converts. :
Soutbey In nix llle ot Vesley relate
tbe followlim whltitxicai iiii ident. He
states that mime or the opponent ot
these iPllclonlsts In the excess of r.eai
ncalnst enthusiasm took up o -whole
wapm loud of .MetliodlstH and carried
tlx'in Ix'fore a Justice. ' Vbcn the,
were nskeil what these persons unci
done there- was ah i wis ward slleme
At last one of 'the accusers nid
"Why. I hey pretend in lie hotter 'than
other people, nnd.' hosldetfy they, pray
from mornlnjj till niht. :
The tnniflstrnte 'aspd If they thail
done not hinc else r : , '
"Yes. sir." unsold nnn'ald. "AnV
please your worship, they tnrre eon
verted my wife. Till she wi-til nmnnp
them she Imd sni'h a tt;a-rne. and now
she Is as quiet ns n lainli," ;; ' '
'Tnrrv them lia-R: atrr Th m I ark.'
tbe mairWtriite said, "and let them
convert all the wolds In tu inwn!" .
Icebergs and Echoes.
tceherts a re always n source ol
worry to t lie transatlantic sieamshii"
skippers. It Isn't pleasant to run nloin:
throuirb n foj? or a murky tilpht and
smash Into one of those flnntlm; niouti
tains of lee The litir cnpfaiiis huve fi
way. or fitiilliiii 1-e thai at first sitikes
the hindsman as cnrlvns When It Is
suspei ted there are In-nr In tlicneisrh
iMirhood the whlsile Is kepi liolim If
there Is nh ei ho the nit vlpttor -slows
down and keeps a sharp' eye 'out for
echoes don't grow in the open im-cihi
'Disraeli's Gorgeous Costume.
When Disraeli was a young mnn h
once went on a vacation trip 'to Corfu
in this - extraordinary costume: "A.
blood red shirt wltb silver buttons aa
big as shillings, an Immense acarf for
Ctrdle, full of pistols and daggers; red
cap. red slippers, broad blue striped
Jacket and trousers. Ills servant en-
gaged for the occasion, wore a Mame
luke dress of crimson and gold, wltb a
white turban thirty yards long and a
saber glittering Ilka a Talnbow'Lon-
don Spectator.
The Difficulty.
Tbe First Worker Manner born be
blowed! D'Joo mean ter say tf me an'
yon coma Into a bit o splosh we
couldn't keep onr ends up wltb these
'era dooks and people T
His Doubting Friend Oh. w should
be ort right but onr missuses 'd give
tbe gam sway, yer know. London
Sketch. '
ii "irnirr run n
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MIPS
easoii Clearaece Sale
SAVE 25 TO 50 PER CENT ON
Men's Clotting Ladies' Suits
, Ladies' Dresses
Summer Dress Goods, All Ladies' Coats
Entire Line of i Oxfords at Reduced
'- Prices,'- .'
ii
N
m WEST,
The Quality Store
Signaling at Sea. - -
The custom of signaling at sea by
means of various colored flags Is very
ancient and tbe method seems to. have
been brought to a degree of develop
ment bordering very closely on perfec
tion. ..Many people bare been astonish
ed at the length of messages conveyed
in a Tew moments nnd with the use of
but half a dozen flag in vurlous com
binnt'loiis. and when ibe extent of .the
language anu the complexity of many
oecessiiry messugeM are considered the
elgbteeu flags In tbe signal ting icii kei
aeem very Inadequate. However.,! It .
must be remembered that tlte slgmit
code dtillzes a sort of short biiud and
many long' messages, known to be of
frequent occurrence, have been con
tracted to a single showing of flags
In a given combination. Tbe number
ol flags hoisted when a signal Is made
never exceeds four. Wltb tbe eighteen
flags of various colors, using four for
each signal no fewer than 78.C42 com
binations can. be made.
Notice of Final Settlement
." Notice is hereby given that Angus
Shaw, administrator of the estate of
Isabella Shaw, deceased, has filed in
the county court of Union county. Ore-
hearing of such report and all objec
tions mtreio.
, Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
July 8th, 1911. -
' ANGUS SHAW, " .
' Administrator.:
gon. his final account as administrator, D Jul S 15 22 29 Aug S
of said estate, and said court bas set' ; 1
Monday, the 7th day of August A. D. ' WANTED Girl to work at I. X. L.
1911, at two o'clock p. m.. for ths" store." : T-28-6t
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