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PAGE 4 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1911 THE OBSERVER BRUCE DENNIS' Editor an4 Owner. -Czterci at the postofiice at La Granie j as secosd-class matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES "S-tBjt alngle copy ie . fttllj, per week, ....... . . .... . lit . EaUy, per month. ........ ....... 5 : 'J 4 1 L!T L 9 !9 16 10 17 222324 VI 031 II 18 12 19 G 13 252612728 14 20 2 i GRANGES FOR PEACE. ty citizenship tn know that tbrs Orange organizations have taken def Inlte action supporting , President Taft'a peace measures. In i'olng thin these organizations have sounded the cote of advanced clvlliza'ion and how their disposition to enter , a compact between nations of the earth that war may be abolished.. Roosevelt and a few of the blood thirsty statesmen claim thero Is noth ing to the peace pact, but when solid and substantial organizations like granges go on record for H there must be something to It. The davs of sheedlng blood mav be almoat over, and it would be an Ideal condition If such were true. In this work of world-wide peace President Taft Is leading, because he Is an American who loves his coun try not as a rlngsiders nrtmlren a mi- !liBt, not as a man admires his fight ing bulldoe. but he '"vji h' coontrv for the good it Is doing and can do :ade it 11 f n 5 heatre III FINED ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL PEOI'LE. U "Dad's Girl" Sellg. Western comeuy-arama. v tfiA Aiirronr Aionfa nl fha wunb ..-Strike at the Little Johnny mine" S & A. A western drama if . Jiiiauoiu Ann OUIIg oy Mr jf Grlce, v , - - S STEAM HEATED BUILDING it ADMISSION lLki'1" S ...... . v 4 8 ALL LOVE A COXIEST. The best example we have seen in a long time Illustrating the interest that always attaches to aconteat ie the Presbyerian Sunday school of this c!ty. Some timeago a plan w&s ador ed which divided the youngsters into two armies and the campaign started was for new members. From the 3rst announcement the little felljws worked with) a will And the effect of their work Is easily seen now in the increased roll of attendance. EacV Sunday the children watch earnestly to see which side is ahead and tve expression on their , faces plain'y states whether they are among the winners. It is human nature to love so desired. As a consequence of this j It is believed many substantial resl- f spirited contest. ... Guess the ones who have been be wailing Taft's inactivity regarding trusts will have to admit he Is after the steel trust: ' And he has been affor other trusts, in an effective manner, but he has not hired the band. That' the trouble. Too modest for this day and age when it seems to be popular for men to mount housetops and pro claim what "they" can do. r to g'3t;' Into the public"" eye Spokane has started a trust busting proceed ns f'f Its own.' It was found tbat a rmu ber of commission were banded" to serher to restrain trade and they r ve been arrested, just as they should be. , Although 'Barifey CNell says he did nothing over at Wallace the Canadian authorities have placed his bon t ai fid.OOO, Just the same. ; Italy only lost a thousand men Not a, vary big wnr. after all. (Continued from Page One.) her, the O.-W. has computed its amount of freight handled and finds teat 2,000 tons more of freight were moved this month than in October of 1910. They point out that the trains, have been run almost with the same decree of regularity as before the stiike and notwithstanding that the strike has been In existence all thu month, there has been no falling off in business as compared to the same month last year; rather, a substan tial increase. ; ' ; Men Are Refused! Work. Strikebreakers have been denied jobs, It Is said, because the company is able to do its work with an 80 per cent force as compared to a 100 per cent force that was worked on the short hour basis prior to the strike. It Is eaid authoritatively that out of 500 applications for positions since the strike commenced in Oregon shops less than 00 have been put to work. Considerable over 100 men are at work within, the stockade, here to day, say officials. A That the strike . was ill-timed, and some of the Issues fought for unpopu lar with the public, Is deemed by stu dents of the strike to be responsible for the lack of public sympathy with the strikers. Be that as It may, the officials admit that as far as they are concerned there are no 111 effect of the strike now. , This has been the opinion offered by O.-W. and S. P. officials throughout the state for some time, and known to exist locally seem; to Justify the opinion of the officials; 3Ien ,Xot to Be Returned. , It is doubtful now," believed those close to affairs, that many of the strikers could ret work now t thoy WHMMMHlimUHHUHlHHMHIMH A Strong Modern Bank , Efficiently conducted, not only In the Interests of Us stock : .holders, bat of Its depositors and natrons as well; A ; .With officials well known and trnstedj In the comraanlty. . . With capital, snntlns and undivided profits of $210,000,000 and total resources of $1,000,000.00. The La Grande 5atlon:il Bunk offers to Anns, corpora tions and Individuals thu best banking senice, and Its offi v cers ask a personal Interview with those contemplating changing accounts or opening new ones. La Grande National Bank LA GRANDE, OREGON, . CAPITAL . . N . $ 100.000.00 t SURPLUS , RESOURCES Fred J. Holmes, Pres. F. L. Meyert, Casfte; . . 105,000.00 : . 1,000,000.00' W. J. Chuch, Vxe Pres. Earl Zundel.-Ass. Cashier ltlttMHmtitMlHttlltltitl 4 STiaKE SITUATION SIM. ' MARIZED. Eighty per cent of capacity force now employed in La Grande shops. Men turned away here, and of BOO applications for work to fill fetrikers rankB in Oregon over 200 have been refused. Two thousand tons more freight handled- this month than In October, 1010. Past week saw blgi Increase over previous week in freight handled.. ' ... : - v vpzzzjzi- -v t "fl k. L k A4bt44t,$, $ 4 o dents and property owners of La Grande will tun to other vocation. Though It li true many of the strikers were of the wandering class, unmar tled and seeking employment where. It was presented, it is also a fact that In this city particularly the strikers' ranks numbered men of families with cozy homes and property interests that' displayed keen business insight and hardworking, Industrious men. That men of this character are in a a labor struggle to all Indications hopelessly lost has been responsible for mor public- 'svmnathv than wer the Issues for which the mn walked out .-. ADMINISTRATOR'S SOTICE Notice Is hereby given that J. J. Carr has bean duly appointed admin istrator of the estate of Joe Williams, deceased, by the county court of the State of Oregon for Unloa county, and that he has qualified as such adminis trator. s All persons having claims , against said estate are hereby notified to present the same verified as 're quired by law, to the said adminis trator at the business house of Henry and Carr in La Grande, Oregon, with in six months from the date of this notice. Dated October 24th, 1911. J. J. CARR, Administrator. JOHN P. RUSK, , ", Attorney. Dly 10-24 31 11-7 14 21 Make Your Home More Attractive, with rT WUJTI ii hi mm il.lfflei:.: Indian Blankets, Couch Covers, Steamer Robes, Go-Cart Robes, Etc. One of these beautiful blankets will make the best gift for your Eastern friends. ' How'sThis? ; We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for ar cao of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cur., ';. -'.:. ' F. J. CHENEY & CO., TiIodD. O. Wo, tl-.a urrJcrstencd, hr.v l:nown F. J. Cheney for the last IB years, nnd bclkvo l:!n perfectly lionorablo i i nil business transactions and financially ablo t; cr.rry cut any obllsatlor.s rna3o by his firm. - KATIONAL BANK O? COMUEr.C, , ' 'Vi ' ::,Tc!qi3o, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure 13 taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mu cous aurfacea of tho system. Testimonials sent free. Prleo 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Drufcsrlsta. . Taia VaU'a Family Ptlla tor rutlpatlon. . CAUSES MUCH DISEASE. ' Advice About Stomach Troubles and ' How to Reliovo Them. 1 , , Do not neglect indigestion which may lead to all sorts of ills and complica tions. An eminent ph.ralrlnn once said that nluety-eve per cent tf nil the ills of the human body bnve their origin In a disordered stomach. Our experience with Rexall Dyspep sia Tablets lends us to believe tbem to be among the most dependable reme dies known for the relief of Indica tion and chronic dyspepsia, v Their In gredlenta are soot hi n and heallrfglto the lnflamedniembranea of the 'stom ach. They are rich In pepsin, one of the greatest digestive aids known to medicine. The relief 'they afford is T ery prompt. Their use with persis tency and regularity for a short tlnie tends to bring about a cessation of the pains caused by stomach disorders. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets help to In sure healthy appetite, to aid digestion, and thus promote nutrition. As evi dence of our sincere faltb In Reiall Dyspepsia Tablets, we ask jon to try them at our rlsk . If tbey do not :ve you eptlre satisfaction, we .will return you the money you paid us for them, without question or formal ity. They come In three sizes, prices 25 cents. B0 cents, and $1.00. Re member. ' you can obtain them only at our store The Rexall Store, HILL'S DRUG STORE. , ' iCIassinedl 0O0000S POUND Fur collar, between Cherry laundry and Penn avenue Inquire at Observer office.. 10-30-tf I PENDLETON INDIAN BLANKETS Come iii aft assortment of shades and . combinations of colors in the unique Indian patterns. Made of absolutely pure fleece wool. They are excellent for bed coverings, den decorations, porch swings etc. Nothing tnakes,a more acceptable Christmas gift. Price $8.50 YAKIMA INDIAN BLANKETS These blankets are just as heavy and patr terns are just as attractive but the. wool used in their manufacture is not of as hign quality as is used in the l'endleton brand blanket. The price is . : .$6.00 PENDLETON COUCH COVERS-The patterns' are similar to the designs in the blankets but they are heavier and larger with fringed edges. Size 5 feet wide and 9.feet long. Price $12.00 PENDLETON STEAMER ROBES Made in plain two color combinations. Larger and heayier than blankets. Excellent for using as automobile robes. The ' ., price i.;:::i..y,:::-' - ....;............; .............-.:... $10.00 PENDLETON OO CART ROBES They are much warmer and more attract- ive than the ordinary baby blanket. .The' price;is 'r..,..;;.;' ...$2.50 SEE THEM ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS AND IN THE STORE. N. ICWest The Quality Store Penn avenue. 10-30-tf LOST tA gold star, pin. Leave -at 1204 Penn. avenue, and receive re ward. '- y , -v-' FOR RENT Two front rooms f urn-!-hed for llsht housekeijiinn . ; or sleeping . Three blocks north of irailroad sliops. ; 1014 y avenue. ' 10-31-3t WANTED Single borse and buggy. Must be a bargain. InauiTe 1304 O avenue. -' l0-28-2t FOR RENT One auit of , light house i keeping rooma. Modern. 1311 f, O. Avenue, Mrs. Swarts' rooming house or call Red 821. v 30-27-tf " der of Puritans, La Grande. 10-26-61 ::''i'- ,. ... - MODERN HOUSE for rent. Six rooms , and bath. Inquire at Dultli's, bak ery. ; ; '' 10-27-tf ., LOSTA pair of eye' glasses be tween La Grande and Perry. Leave at Perry store or Silverthorn's. , ": "":-:io-2i-tf. : " .: HELP WANTED Toung woman to do chamber work and also woman in laundry. Inquire at Hot Lake sanatorium. 10-18-tf FOR RENT Two front downstairs ; rooms furnished. Call at 1407. Ninth street, or phone Red 332 10-26-tf TWO GOOD LIVE AGENTS wanted $100 per; month; either ladies or gentlemen. Address Dr. W. Coyle, gentral manager, Independent Or- Your Doctor Will Say WANTED 91250 cash will give city realty valued at $3000. P. O. Box 207 -''" .- ; 9.30- LOST A Pillow mink muff. Leave at Paul's cigar store and receive re . ward. . FOR RENT New five room modern . house. 301 West Main street. Call at hov.uo.' L. A. Clifford. V'-'.' FOR RENT Modern furnished sleep ing rooms. 905 Sprlng.( Phone B. : 3881. ; "J ( ' 10-23-6t ' WANTED First class cook and wife desire position In camp. ' Best of references. Call at Observer.'' ; 10-24-41 v FOR RENT House and two acres of ground. Good barn room for four head of stock and six or eight ton of hay. North St. and V avenue. Two block east of new school bouse. In quire at Observer office or phone Farmer' 205 - : v. 10-14-tf WANTED Two Ironers at'Hot Lake Telephone. ( " ; ' WILL TRADE Good five room house 1 and 4 lots. ' Will trade for horses . or cattle. 10-11-tf LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO, La Grande, Oregon. FOR RNT Furnished room, at lfiOS Third street. Phone Main 46. 10-25-tf Savoy Hotel EUROPEAN PLAN When you can't Bleep, don't eat, In, " fact, feel out of sorts with : every thing, be will eay, ' "Cut ' out black, strong cigars.'. Smoke FAM US KING CIGARS. They are MILD, SWEET, HIGH Ot AROMA. In fact they will please you in taste and still save your health, so' get :. .. ' Fam Us King Cigars The rooms are good and Steam heated only one block from depot r D. C. Brichoux, Prop. ii m m TOD OUGHT TO KNOW thin shopand Its ability to ierre jon best. Oar one etrongsst desire lg to turn out the best CLEANING 4ND PRESSING antf to price oar services . t meet your sallsfacUon. We be Ileve we do this. If your gar ments need our attention 'icnl them to us and we will do your work promptly and; guarantee not to ruin the materials. ' ELITE DYEING & CLEANING HCKS y1" M- H. B. Wairgoner WANTED About 20 loads of good black dirt. A. B. Cherry, 5th and Are Excellent. We Carry Vanilla fHF&WM SEEDERS t
