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LA GilANDE EVENING OBSE(iVEIl, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, lDli.
THE OBSERVER .
BRUCE DENNIS
' Editor and OwhcI".
ZBkred at the postofflc at La Grande
as second-class matter.
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have elapsed have changed this cou
dttion and now It Is not considered
probable at all that he will be elected.
The chief reason Is that La Grande
does not want to go into the social
ist column.' The business interests
of ' the 'community will not vote that
way, for there is a belief that once the
news goes out of a socialist victory
the city's credit will be more or less
impaired, just as other cities have
experienced in such cases. ,
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MAJiY REASONS FOR THAJiKS.
THIS DATE IX IIISTORT.
, , November 30.
1607 Jonathan Swlfth, author of "GuV
: liver's Travels," born. Died on
. Oct 19, 1745. '
1782 The American commissioners
t''-' signed a preliminary treaty of'
peace with Great Britain, end
ing the revolutionary war.
! 1819 Cyrus W. Field, projector of the j
ocean telegraph, bora In Stock
bridge, Mass. - Died In Ardsley,;
N. Y.. July 12, 1892. j
1829 Welland canal opened for nav-J
Igatlon. ' ...
1835 Samuel L.; Clemens ("Mark;
Twain") born in Florida, Ma ;
Died in Redding, Conn., April
FROM SANTA- CLAUS
Wireless Message
Just Received:
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21, 1910. '
1840 Remains of Napoleon
at Cherbourg.
1861 Jefferson Davis elected
dent of the confederate
of America. :,'
I landed
presl-states
" This is a day of Thanksgiving. . La
prande people have abundant reasons
for observing the occasion, as does
4he nation at large. True, at present
there is a spirit of discontent in many
quarters but it is not serious and In
all probability lli. '.pass awayV. 1
In Union county there is peace' and.
plenty; Some turn " - r
proved upon, but generally speaking 1885 Hostilities ceased between &r-
veryona is getting along in the world ' via and Bulgaria.
3The pang of hunger la not felt, and so 1900 Royal Canadian troops reviewed
In
1862-
-James Sheridan Knowles, cele
brated dramatist, died. Born at
Cork In 1784.
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tar as known there is no suffering
from cold. ; J ,.
v ' The trouble with most of us is, we
rwant too much in this world. We are
dissatisfied unless we can have any
thing we desire. The majority of us
have more than we actually need, but
.when it Is possible to obtain there is
jio reason for not obtaining It. .
When the larder is fairly well filled,
when a cheerful fire is burning in the
grate wlien we have sufficient cloth
ing and proper environment, we con
tend there is good reason for offering
up thanks to a kind providence.
at Windsor by Queen Victoria
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SOT YERY PROBABLE.
Considerable has been said about
the coming city election on the streets
and when the' socialist nominations
were made Mr. Wines seemed likely
as the standard bearer .of that party
to be chosen mayor. The days that
Arcade
Theatre
STEAM HEATED HOLDING
FOR THESE FROSTY
MU1ITS.
"A PRISONER OF THE MO
HICANS" Pathe. A very In
teresting western storj.
BEYOND THE LAW Vlt
a graph. Western picture. Beau
tlfully picturesque both in story
and natural scenery.
IIOV ALGY CAPTURE!) A '
WILD MAN" Sellg. An unique
comedy founded on the historic
legend of Santa Cruz Islands.
MRl BIHME IN PICTURED
i MELODY.
TOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
"THIS IS MK 51ST BIRTHDAY.
William J. Poche. :
Dr. William J. Poche, who holds the
post of secretary of state in the Bor
den ministry, was born in Clandeboye
Ontario! November 30, I860. He at-1
tended Trinity Medical college, Toron
to, for three years, and . took his final
year in medicine at the Western uni
versity, London, Ont., being the first
graduate in medicine of that univer
sity. In 1883'he moved to MJnnedosa,
Manitoba, where be has since beea en
gaged in the practice of his profe
slon.. Dr. poche was an unsuccessful
candidate for the Manitoba legislature
in 1892, but was successful in bis can
didacy for the house of the common
In the conservative interest in 1896,
and since then has been re-elected at
each surceedlne eeneral election; He
took a prominent part in the debates
in the house of commons and in the
nartv organization, and In 1901 was
elected conservative whip for
west. "
Make Your Gift Something
Tliat Is Useful
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"They're Always Appreciated More"
WATCH :: OUR :: WINDOWS
CHRISTMAS HEADQUARTERS,
North Pole, Nov, 28th, 1911.
N. K. WEST,
The Useful Gift Store,
La Grande, Ore. j
Dear Friend: - -i : 3
As usual I am sending your store the finest se-.
lection of useful Xmas Gifts in my " entire line:
They will arrive immediately after Thanksgiving
and you will find among this elegant assortment
something to please every customer. It includes
no trash or worthless gifts. , . ; v
Listen In one package there is an innovation
something that I have only sent to large city
stores heretofore, but I believe your city and!
your store are both large enough now to appreci
' ate tnem. -;- ;;;
Yes, there are many gifts for the little ones,
toothe kind, that last longer and pleas them
more than the frail toys on which so much mon
ey has been wasted in the past." 1 '-
f Assuring you that with this grand assortment
of Xmas merchandise, your holiday trade will far
exceed any past season, I beg to remain, ,
Yours very truly,
U. G. SANTA CLAUS.
P. S. U. G. stands for Useful Gifts.
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WEST, The Quality Store
and no eyes are heavy or sealed
tne When souls awaken respondent i
In that land that shall be revealed.
ELLEN H. CROSS.
A REVERIE.
When all life's lessons are
And each lays him down to
rest;
Will the sunlight and shadows
blended
Into a haven of blest?
ended,
sweet
be
When the shadow of death is nearlng,
And our eyes close In the dreamless
sleep,
Will He Whose hand ever guldeth !
Our Silent vigil keep?
Will we awake in eternity's morning,
And meet the loved faces of yore?
Will hand clasp hand in greeting
Upon that ethereal shore?
Oh. solu, In death, self-conscious!
Thou knowest the'law supreme
That iuakea the reunion of spirits
Like the gladness of love's pure
dream.
Thou uowest no hands are folded.
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What Makes a Strong Bank?
v :. ' 1. . AMPLE RESOntCES -O-itr resoiiicea are Jl.l00.0u0,'
composed of well secured loans and cash.
2. AMPLE CASH RESERVES' Our cash reserves are
usually 26 to 30 per cent of our immediate liabilities (de-
'-.' posits subject to check., and always more than 15 per
cent of our total liabilities, the amount required by law.
8. ADEQUATE CAPITAIm Our capital Is $100.C0.00.
and our surplus, which is profits earned and retained as
' additional capital, is $105,000 ..
,4. CAPABLE MANAGLMEIT EJver since Its organiza
tion 25 years ago, this bank has been under careful man
agement. Its officers and directors are men who have
achieved success in the banking and othflr Hups of busl-
' noss. The fact that wo have safely weathered every fin
ancial storm during our career, and are todi?y greater and
stronger than ever Is evidence of good management.
' 'If you are not already a depositor or client of this
Btrong and successful bank, become one now. If you are,
tell your friends about ns. ' : ' v"
La Grande National B&nk
LA ORANDE. OREGON. ); ?H
CAPITAL ... 100.000.00
SURPLUS . . . 106,000 00
RESOURCES ... 1.100,000.00
Fred J. Holmes, Ves. W. J. Church, Vice Pres.
F. L. Meyerb, Canimt Eadfl ZunOel.&s'!. Cashier
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Fights Scheduled for Thl Datr. !
Packy McFarland vs. Tommy Mur
phy, 20 rounds, at San Francisco. .
Joe Jeannette vs. Andy Morris,
rounds, at Albany, N. Y.
Honey Mellody vs. Kid Fleming,
rounds, at Bangor, Me.
Gary's Gift to Namesake. '
Gary, Ind., Nov. 30. The magnifi
cent new Y, M. C. A. building here,
a gift to the municipality from E. H.
Gary, head of the United States Steel
corporation, was formally dedicated
today with interesting exercises, j
$100 Reward, $1C0
The readers of this paper will be
leaned to learn that there ia at least one
readed diso.isa that science has been
able to cure in all Its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only
lositlve cure now known to the medical
raternity. Catarrh bclnff a constitutional
dlscaBO, requires a constitutional treat
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken ln
ternally, acting directly upon tlio blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, thcr
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith In its curatlvo pow
er that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any rase that it rails to cure. tena
for list of testimonials.
Address r. J. uuench b uu.. i-oieuo, iraio.
Fold bf nil Druggists. 750.
Take HsJl's Family rills for constipation.
THE GREAT CHINESE DOCTORS
ARE GIY1G THEIR SUCCESSFUL
TREATMENTS FREE. '
To every . ailing
man and woman,,
who nued no long
er Buffer with
dreaded diseases.
Let these famous
Chimse doctors
send you a free
treatment of their
wonderful remedies
They want to prove
to you t.at their marvelous remedies
will bent fit your health. No matter
what treatment you have tried and
failed in, don't let this opportunity
pass. ' It will cost you nothing to try
it. Their aim is to restore your health
and In return you can show your
gratitude by recmmendluj ' thm to
your friends. Crite them today and
describe your symptoms. Write this
way: Please send me one of your
free treatment tor
YORK ft YORK CHINESE MEDICINE
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""""I W. Mala St. Walla Walla, Wb.
Just a Few of Our Bargains:
120 acres in the valley, 7 miles from La Grande, for only $5,000.00. Just one
year's work on this property will double it in value. It is for salet or trade. :
40 acres, fair buildings, 30 acres cleared, 5 acres orchard, water for irrigation, 3
miles from town, 1 miles to school. This property can be handled for less than
$60.00 an acre. A small amount of cash, can take city property for balance.
We Handle Property Everywhere
and have some? Splendid TradeSe
We have a hotel to trade for city property. Rent of it pays lOper cent.
Fine acre tract, good erchard, nice new house, near Palmer millcheap and on
easy terms. . ...
Nice little home at 704 Main St. Belongs to a non-retsident and will be sold at a
very low price. vy; ; ; ; , .
5 room modem house on Sixl street, furnished cr unfurnished. The lot alone
is worth the price of the property.
Modern six room house at Sixth and N. Very low price and best of term.s ;
Small cottage on N Street, splendid loc ation. - Can sell on installments.
Fine modern home on $ street, close in; small payment will handle it.
Small property on Ninth street, belongs to non-resident and he is very anxious
to sell it. Pnce very low and will take monthly payments.
We have some fine homes and vacant lots in every part of the city.
, Business properties that are paying good interest and increasing in value: also
money-making business propositions. We can save you money; come in and see us.
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