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PAGE 4 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEiiVEtt, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1911. i n ; wV; A , j . C-;' - -ir if ljnv'' r l V ''.'' J Animal IT TT ! The season's choicest styles in Gage Pattern Hats, Lyman Pattern Hats, Tailored Street and Dress Hats, at exactly Mid-Season Clearance Ladies Suits. Mid-Season Clearance Ladies' Coats Rec d. Just Yesterday NEW PLUSH BAGS Inallfhadet. Some trimmed with Cfce'nille fringe. $U5 It $6 DENT'S GLOVES FOR LADIES. FOWNES' GLOVES FOR MEN. . An Elegant Line Party Slippers and Pumps Patem Suede, Velvet, Satin and ' DuIlKiJ. $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 If- A Our . Merchandise . is v our best . Advertisement. Ml I 1 t- , : uA'-:,- .g--. - ..-i fea? PrM. ''-x rr:. 3 A W :? llT & V. ' Br TT TT1 El ter on our farms. We farmers are ' ORDINANCE SO. 556, SERIES OF 1911 " THE OBSERVER ..BRUCE DENNIS Editor and Owner. Entered at tbe pONtofflc at la Grande as tecond-cluss matter.' ' 4 SUBSCRIPTION KATES. Daily, singly copy .... . '. . . . . i . Dally, per week ! Dallf, per month . , , 5e 15c 65c noiu ccnin:c"!7 riMArrl Inaliena ble aspects of that vast country gen-; erall nkown as the west. On the oth er hand, the east was considered the Diabltaut of culture and refinement, or social and political conservation, of practically everything that might be farms. We farmers are ' ORDINANCE NO. 556, SERIES OF 1911 accustomed to treating our aumu C equals. In our'granges, in some of our churches and In other organizations, the , women vote and (bold office equally with the men. We realize how well this plan has worked in our deemed the exact opposite of those at-, economic and social relations as far tributes accredited to the west. ; :' 1 mers. We have every reason to believe that equality for women will work i jplAVl TW1 T I Fl S TT 1234 1 (LI 81 to 11 12131415161718 19202122231225 fire insurance and fire Insurance agents. ' .'. , " . The city of La Grande does ordain as followsi; . ;. ; Section l.v. That it shall be unlaw ful for any person, company, asso ciation or corporation to engage in or rnnduet'the business of fire, ma- equally well in the government ofj . . , - township, county and state .. Further-) othe; & era, or .&1 . cles are demanding that they be pro-'"""-6' we farmers snu aanere to meocal a , BoHc,top prlnclpai or hiblted in toe interest of public moil! bellef t1,at the more dosely the gov-; manager of any flr(j ,nsurance cora. ality. It exists only in the exagger- ernment caD kept ,n hf tan4df 'jpany unless said person or persons, 4ted types of the wild west shows, and i the veople' the better Ve ; "3 ced I company, association or corporation the chief of the wild west show men ! ,U8t year when the 8tate of Waah,ng-! shall obtain a license for each and ion aaopiea 8UnraBe, any toon tor-- vam , h .What a difference a few years bring. , The storied west Burvives only on moving picture films and reform ag-en- ANOTHER LINE ERASED. now announces hl permanent retire-! ment because the public has tired of t the burlesque. The east ihas become practically as radical as the west, The same Ideals In politics and government appeal to both sections. The same tendencies which dotted the western plains with thriving villages and replaced fron-1 16 18 tier stockades with great cities, liave broken down the exclusiveness of the! ; east and turned Its conservatism lnto'ie5g progress. ward to the time when ' it shall be come universal In all states." ' the La Grande fire department. John T. Harvey was duly adudicatp(t the manner prescribed by the charter, bankrupt; and the first meeting of section o. Tliio ' rIsaa'CC " shslrj Alitor will be held in the ofllce be in force after its passage, approval' of the referee in' bankruptcy in La. by the mayor and publication in one ' Grande, Oregon, on the 4th day of De THIS DATE IN HISTORY. , 1499 Execution of Perkln Warbeck, who styled himself Richard IV, " . I nnrlnir nil tha tlnia for the col- ln New England an O'aioan Is look ed upon as a westerner and It almost aurprises a native to find that he does not wear "spats" with. Buffalo fringe down the legs of his trouxers. In Denver a man from Ohio Is looked upon as having come from the east, while Denver Is east to the Callforn lan. Thus It goes, east and west are .merely relative terms, having no do finable meaning except by context. In another sense, too, east and west have come to lose the significance that loremrly attached to the wonU. It was only yesterday, comparatively speaking, that any mention of the west brought to mind visions of vast plains peopled with blood thirsty In dians, cow punchers, uncouth pros pectors and unprincipled Boldiers ot fortune. The mental picture was completed by filling in thousands of wild animals .roaming , t'he prairies, highwaymen sallying forth to hold up" a stage and rob and perhaps murder Its passengers. It waa not long since these things the "great charter' ony of Virginia. Burial of Oliver Cromwell. 1753 George Washington, in his ex- There used to be a political north J pedltion to ascertain the luten- and a political south, divided by an J Imaginary line which zigzagged half across . the continent. The line has been erased by the march of time atfd events. In like: manner the east and west have been merged until the cus toms and Ideals of one have become those of the other. ' The old west was entertaining, but the new west has more of a message for the world and more of a mission, A new meaning is being written in these latter days to the old cry of the Idealist: "Our country, one and Inseparable." tlons of the French, reached tho GRANGERS FAVOR SUFFRAGE. If the Northwest Farmstead reflects the feeling of its grange fallowing the grangers are aiming at woman suffrnge in Oregon. The Farmstead remarks: , "Farming in America has reached Its present high position largely through the wisdom, Judgment and I efforts of the wife, mother and daugh- WMMMMMMMtMMMIH IIWHtWWHiImI; A Strong Modern Bank .... Efficiently mnfarted, not only la tbe Inter f Ita stock .lotdcn, but t IU depositors and patroas as. well , . With ffioUi wH tnowa ant traate4 la the eoauaaalty. With capital, tarplai and anilrldet profit of tS16,00C0 trad total resoarecaof $1,000,000.00. The La Grand Satlonal Bask offers to inas, corpora , tlons and Indhrldaala (bo best banking- gerrlco, and ft offl eert ask a personal latenlew with these ccntemjilatiaf ebaaglna; aceoirata or opening: new ones. La Grande National Bank '' LA GRANDE, OREGON. CAPITAL . SURPLUS RESOURCES Fred J. Holmes, Pres. F. L. Meyers., Gashtei . $ 100.000.00 . . 105,000.00 . 1,000.000.00 W. J. ChurcK, Vice Pres. Earl Zundel.ss!. Cashier 1804- forks or the Ohio river. Franklin Pierce, 14th preside:!! of t'he United States, born in , Hillsborough, N. H. ' Died in Concord, N. II., Oct. 8, 18C9. 1817 William C. C. Claiborne, first governor ot Louisiana, died in New Orleans. Born In Virginia! in 1775. . 1863 Beginning of , the great battle3 before Chattanooga, between the ' federals under Grant and tbe confederates under Bragg. 18G7 Execution of Allen, Larkln and , O'Brien, the ."Manchester rar- 187) Bavaria entered the North Ger man confederation. ' 1S71 Oovernor Barker of Indiana is sued a proclamation against mob violence and the lynching of criminals. 1875 A convention met at St, Louis to take action relative to the con . structlon o fthe Southern Pacific J railroad. - 1898 Baldwin hotel in San Francisco destroyed by fire. 1899 The British under Lord Metlmen defented the Boers near Gras Pan. ' v . panies, ossaclatlons or corporations, for which they or It solicits, or con ducts business for either as general or special agent local agent, solicitor, principal or manager, and shall keep said license in force by renewals thereof as provided In this ordinance, he, they, or it. shall act as such general or special agent, local agent, solicitor, principal or manager. ; ' Section 2. Any person, company, assoc iation or corporation desiring to i engage In any of the acts prohibits) by this ordinance shall obtain a li cense therefor from the recorde;- of I the city of La Grande by paying to the treasurer of the city of La Grande the sum of $25.00 per annum fo;- ee.ch and every of such fire insurance com panies, associations or corporations Which he or they shall act a3 agents : either general or special solicitor, principal or manager, andj ! obtain from' the treasurer, a - receipt ! issuer of the La Grande Evening Ob server and will take effect on and af ter the 20Sh day of December, 1911. Passed the council on this, the 15th day of November, 1911, by six coun cflmen voting therefor. Approved by the mayor this otli day of November, 1911." ',.."' ' A. L. RICHARDSON, . ; , ' Mayor. Attest: ..." C. M. HUMPHRYS, Recorder of the City of La Grande, Oregon. THEY INJURE CHILDREN. cember, 1911, at 10 o'clock In the fore noon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, ap point a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other buslnes as ing. .' .:: . , JNO. S. H0DO1NV , Referee In Bankruptcy. November 22, 1911. ' (All claims must be verified accord ing to bankruptcy forms before fWng.); : ll-23-2t Cathartios and Pills and Harsh Physiit May Causo Distressing Complaints. You cannot be over-careful In tbe selection of' medicine for children. ' Only the very gentlest bowel medicine i should ever be given. Ordinary pills, I cathartics, and purgatives are too opt I to do more harm than good. They i sometimes cause griping, nausea, and distressing after-effects, and may ac tually Injure the health, thus estab lishing a life-l&sting annoyance. We personally recommend and guar antee Rexall Orderlies as a safe and dependable remedy for constipation and associate bowel disorders. We nave sucu iaun in me virtues 01 tins and regret, remedy that we sell It on our guaran- j tee of money back In every instance Small disorders grow more serious ev wbere it falls to give entire satisfac- ery day. There Is satisfaction .-In Hnn nnrt tva uro-o All !n nAPit nf Hiuh ' - ... local agent.i , T 1 , 7 i lt"ow'"g ior sure mat your eyes are -...... w ... ....... , fllj rjjj Rexall Orderlies nre eaten lust like : . . Glasses in Time Save Siffht. Neglect to have them properly exam ined may cause a lifetime of sorrow candy, ore .particularly- prompt and! therefor and then present said receipt ngreeuble in action, may be taken at to the recorder of the city of La ny time, day or night: do not cause nrnnrlo OrPnn vhlnh shall ontlH dinrrlwu. nausea, griping, said person, company, association or excessive looseness, or other undesirable effects. Thor hnvo n rtrv nillil 1 n t- rmsItiVA corporation to engage In any of the octkm upon the orRllQH witb wllU,u acts prohibited by this ordinance for they come in contact, apparently net tie period of one year thereafter, .md i lng as a regulative tonic upon the re st the expiration of said time It sha.il laxed muscular cont of the bov.-4. thus be the duty of said person, company, overcoming weakness., and sildinR .10 restore uie now cm 10 more iorous and healthy activity Itexall Orderlies nt only rollere (!) association or corporation, to obtain 1 renewals of such license in the same manner and by the payment of tn same amount to the city treasurer, obtaining the treasurer's receipt and presenting the same to the recorder which shall entitle he, It or t,hem to j continue the same business for an- other term of one year. , Section 3. Any person, com-' paoy, association or corporation, or Btipation. but help to remove tbe cause of this ailment. rThey also fre quently overcome the necessity of con stantly taking laxatives to keep the bowels In normal condition. There is really. In our opinion, no similar medicine so good as Uexall Orderlies for tbe purpose to which It is directed, especially for children, aged and delicate persons. They are "THIS IS MY 52ND BIRTHDAY." Frank Morrison"- Track Morrison, who has been hon ored with re-election as secretary of the American Federation of Labor, was born In Franktown, Ontario, Novem ber 23, 18."9., "His education waa re ceived In the grade schools of his na tive town, supplemented by a, year In the high school ofWalkerton, Ontario. After leaving school to learned the printer' trade, which he followed for their agent or employes violating nny 5 prepared In tablet form and In two of; the provisions of this ordinance, j s8 ' Packages; 12 tablets. 10c.. SO shall upon convctlon therefore before tt9' f" and 80 'f v . ... u tT . Remember, you can obtain Rex- the recorder of the ctty of La Grande, ftU Eeined,e8 ,n this community Oregon, be fined not less than $50.00, only at onr store-The Rexall Store, nor more than $150.00 for each and iv- j HILL'8 DRUG STORE. . ery offense or be- imprisoned In the ; iwmt;iMMMti "I" cit;r Jail, one day for every two dollari Xotlce of First Meeting of Creditors. of such fine. , . I In the district court of the United ; Section 4. Any sums collected States for 'the, district' of Oregon, hereunder either as licenses or as fines ' In tie matter of John ?. Harvey, shall be paid to the city treasurer bankrupt, in bankruptcy:' ' who shall keep the same in a separate To the creditors of John T. Harvey, fund to be known as the "Fire Depart- of La Grande, in the countr of Union. more than 20 years in various cities meot Fund" and the same shall be paid and district aforesaid, a bankrupt: ' ot Canada and 'the United States. Ear- out Bpon (j,, orior Cf the council in I Notice is hereby given that on the ly in his career he Joined the typo- tne benefit and maintenance of 20th day ofc November. 1911. the su'd graphical union and soon after became 11 1 actively Interested In the work of labor organisations. In order to better fit himself for his rtiosen work Mr. "Mor rison took a course in law at Lake Forest university, graduating in 1894. He has been secretary of the Ameri can Federation of Labor since 1837 and is generally regarded as ona of the ablest represerrtatlves ot orgnnlteJ labor In the United States. . I CAN' TELL YOU, I GIMND ALL MY, GLASSES. HE A COCK Eyesight Specialist AS Gsmard G0SSABDS GIVE HEALTH WELL AS STYLE. . ' By wearing the Gossard Corset, which is built RIGHT, thousands of women are gaining remarkably In healHh.. ' ; ' . Physicians trace, many ills of wo men to tight lacing or faulty corsets and prescribe the Gossard for ail ments caused by other corsets The Gossard Is a God-send to the woman who wants solid comfort for her back, perfect freedom In breath ing, in walking, or when seated, or whose pride demands a strllah, dis tinctive figure. There Is a Gossard model for every figure. $3.60 to $8.60. 1 ' Try one and be convinced. A com- n1o TU. . . . . . . MES. ROM. PATTISOIT. ; l'hono Blk H81. Oorsetiers OUR FRESH TAFFIES Are Excellent. Ti e CarryVanilla Strawberry and Molasses QfP H IT!fFIEP ! THE PALACE of SWEETS &1CILILPILM$&