La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 23, 1912, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text;ti.ttyiteiJ.'i..V,1i;.j..7 I ( LA CRAXDE EVENING OBSERVER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, J912. THE ObSERVER BRUCE DENtfJS Editor asd Owaer. gMriwlat the atc at la Taa tec-! atattetv ' srBSCRirnos rite. art w fatflr, ft m..,., ....... sMly, Vet swath .it .lie .tit A CHEAT COSSnBACTT. Thbe results of the grand Jury work at i nrffananolls reveal a conspiracy : -tkit is shocking to U liiw-aMdlng American. It would be still greawr sensation if it baa not eb prweu sr the astonishing train of erenw at oa Angeles, Tbe horrible caaraeter f the Los An gelt outrage, tbe aod 4en and dramatic end of the trial, and the revelation of what wa to - come served to prepare the public for just what a uko place at jpouui ayjlla. When we say a great conspiracy has been revealed, the answer may be made that nothing nas oeen proven. bea '''eonttasittitj wUsct- a ' w;d-j wiE4 I brtlr to s&oot ska. oil. I .j3 aa:Sa to k5s pij!al ail- spread toMiatr. aa4 tSiat tir uw- t&fck. b ft weoM prove eoatHy. t b.sss was ail to take op hts official J m4 : wsen v'w 'jfcXaafesrac were- awiajr aW di jpasa. seUoae fcra-j tii mMti&rSftMy-'t-XPi jested t&e resit t time. terrorus . aad leant SQw .to aaswieiste vStat y: : - . ,;vv, v. ". .,;''';: r, oat ar aarreillasc. The Iztt sluwj Po?l w&o 4a. Tie rg of us kil-" pox SALE One bandied , co!Earfi S4 d all ever tfte coBry feave a I g I irons wt aura i aoa ji indicted fcaiy eonSraa t litory offiltSce o titi; Eitj a jEtcif' a vMesoread rosapirnT. Tfctse par-l tigt to tt nwrsoJt of. Bapia aa IJ a-jre Herbert Paliisoa. 2-JJ- ' ticsiar ntes iay no all be gautr, call awi n hiwj u ptwni aiy psisz.: siaro ia I'etoa Cocetj- Co-Opratse? J jiocJaUa. Kltl tell for T5.9. ln-g Nev Spring Styles j it is atatoet certain tfcat aonn of ea(t h&las aaas taey teeoate defunct ( ,;. oi, vtWale Sr is to a&jwar la'i are. aad St te ri5!r certain, thae at ixs7-l IcaileJ at Use h -Ta. itfcr.- fi or tfrB9i:i ooT)tioiM, Ides o tjsd s4 gtaJ&. wo docUe "te j IN COLONIST there lion fAr ' It to to be hosed' thai the c-SeaaaitJ woatd act 'faras a Sr." the -granger! will be eoaiete. Sack t&fegs cacao: said so koaaeif. So after pattiag bun loag coUna if we are to have peac I proceeded wits the auKer !a fcaad: sad orderly gOTWBiaemt Let as wiile ao eaae the lovfag crearare that coord and jarte wiil do their S tried to mile lacs getaway wrta my duty, and eajyecSalty that hofieat n.eakg! He was hangry. Staid the Hay will 4o their doty ererywhere by eat-! seed: ."I aerer kaew tdm to do that ting loose from bad associates ana 3 before, NeTer." , Ton aerer will eastfog oat the scoaadreS who haTeagaiaJ". I remarked- .. done so moth to injure the eaase oil "Let dogs delight to bark asd bice, labor asd to hinder indastrsal reform j for t.!S ihetr aatnre to." bat they are and ororress. ' This task Is the big! la daager to do It cear to bml I hate hiH. M nf MnbMi btMr .Hi. biz docs are neoole who hare an Ta ? From-the mlddlo and eastern portions 7 .V Q . M . m. ad alt. .. a i !! ' m at., inwiai.a g- FARES Harrh 1 to AarO IS, ItU EXrBEHS C0JIPA5T DTEaVCBlEG- ' - ES. ft is of coDtmoB knowledge that tSe I ezpresa companies tn ba impos-j Two days aco on Adams arenoe a log extortionate rat nbey have fixed j disgusting display by doga was taking rr-:- V "" .C, t. . fi: " " . --- - I , luc uiioiw ainiuuieni oi mat we b ""1 " "Vr K.?Da W!en froogat to ijjm by tte is.- some dozen ciUzens and the chagrin accusations. This answer wooiia oe , tersute commerce eommisacon. , As ! and dismar of a number or zirla m- rnore pertinent If we accusation. fcj;pDt of tie conualssioa disorere4 in from high school. 'Multora in nar simply been illed by a prosecntfng ft-1 that in one mont! there were I rj is here sued towards their fellow men. Al- of the Ifnited States and Canada to al! ways! As to the Fotceriaa paps and potats in tha northwest oa tha doga of tiat ilk. Jaiins Caesar's re-1 . ' - mask apoa seeing affection giTcn by ,.,..,., nYnl. n... UnuUHiUitblllll HAIL wnvmen to dors dne only to children: "Do the women of this country bear cuitarenr scoaia oe ezoagn. - nni nnon the complaint of an la-1 n,,,,,i., . ... dhridnal accuser. Then we wonld bare lne ortr tBe only one accuser and one accused beiBg wjbw. In answer to tfcls tea each case. But when a grand Jury on umony the attorney of the company 23 men. after hearing the evidence for exp1ain(!d timt tit oTerchargea were uny weeks in secret session, deciae Aae njfsukes on the part of em ibat a man should be formally accused PWe sd th9 all but Vt per cent of r a crime ana mow nr B(r01 njMj ben rerUud. , This means astlon has much mora weUjfct,. ( that the overcharged patrons who (did This much we do know in adjanee, Dot dapo & extortion and de that there has been a long series ot rsslltotlon were cheated out of wtrares. that they couidnothaire . ma're than WMO. And it is s poor Arcade Theatre THE FOSTER SI5TEB G. C P. C A beantlful colored drama. THIRTY DATS AT HAB& IA- BOB ..:j.:....... Edlsoa " A ion of the (die rich under takes to earn bis bread for 29 lays by the sweat of bis brown. 1 It Is to win the girl sod Is a condition imposed by the tath iti good comedy. aTCKBAT A51) KI5DT. A clever comedy. Tatbe A TALE OP THE WILDER- HESS Blograph Te dangers of band of immi grants driring Into a country swarming with Indians. A tbrft llng Indian drama. r CAPTAIJf JE5VS yDILE. XA Tllairraph Featuring Mr. Bunoy jii! Mix Finch. Bunny as Jenk'a engages himself to the Widow Brown and unconsciously to lire little Browns. He borow , ffreklds from his neighbors and frightens Mrs. Brown out of tie engagement, DABBY COWER, our new bar. -. lion In Flrtorlal Melody. defense for corporations that return such enormous profits to their stock-bolders.-os the ' express : companies ( hare paid to admit tbat they bare in j competent employes. . The more light that is thrown on the inner workings of the express companies the greater appears the ne cessity of placing them under govern ment . regulation and- providing heal thy competition In' their bnxisess by the establishment of the paresis post. There Is not much comfort in the fig ures showing the fire loss in the Unit ed States and Canada for . January. The total is placed at $30,5?.,ti00, the largest on -record fur the month. There were 526 fires which destroyed property rained at $10,000 or more. The biggest burned the Equitable building in New York, the loss being $3.Wrt).MrO. The termiaal ' warehouse fire In the same city did damage which amounted to $l,10u,0W and other fires made stores ranging from ?4(0,Kr0 to Lillian Russell says ' she cannot think of marrying again unless there JBO.ww a year in signt, which puts Sir. Moore, a newspaper man, among the alio rans. Anyone wantlnr a second band throne to place on the front veranda, j should communicate with fu Yl, Pe- Gov, Basts of New Hampshire has come out for T. R-, although the colo nel has not been fishing for Bass. "He prayetb well who loretfi well both man and bird and beast." Good and w:se when after expanding our hearts for oar 'fellows less fortunate we s?e to it that dogs keep their place which neyer can be in a city, in the opinion of hespectfully yours. I. M. DAWSON. ROM) S UH CO- From CHICAGO From St. Lords . From OMAHA $33.00 Cee Ileal la Errar. . Colon, Oregon. Feb. 22. Editor La Grande Observer. La Grande, Oregon. In your "Cove Items'' under date of Feb. 21, I notice a misstatement of fact in ofie of tbe Items, due. no doubt, to ignorance in the matter, but. never theless It is a matter that needs cor recion, which I trust you will make la your next issue- 1 should also like to suggest to your correspondent that In future, if they are not very sure of tbe cause of illness, that the same be omitted in the news items. The Item referred to is in regard to Mrs.: Emll IV1U8. WUHD BiSJH EUC nan oev vvrs I .!... ..v i i t . . 3 mi wiiu ueiuurniage arm uiuuu poi son, the latter part of this statement not being true as she has not ' bad blood poisoning, nor the least indica tions of anything of the kind. " - ; Thanking you in advance for. this correction,, which I trunt you . wilt make. In yonr next issue. I am, Sinceely yours. DR. C HLAW. China's "Iron Olan" the (yuan well ironed. cme out of KILL 'EX ALL. La Grande, Feb. 23. To Editor of ObHerver I have Just read your article dealing with a public benefac tor! A public protector! A dog poison er! And you term him or her degen erate! How differently we see things! If you were to deliver the Observer to hoiiRC In this town - that I can: tell you ' of you would have a change of heart. The poisoner Is merely follow ing the line of the least resistance. It A Working Capital of Over 5215,000 00 Inspires Confidence in This Bank The stability or this Institution' , V f The substantial men behind It, Its reputation for progresslvencss, it large loaning capacity, , , . . -v Its spirt of accommodation, - have attracted cuxtomers whose deponlts aggregate over $700,- - 000.00. , , ' 4 '. .Promote your Interests by allying yourself as a depositor with this strong and successful '.mitltutlon. . La Grande National Bank LA GRANDE, OREOON. CAPITAL ... $ 100.000.00 ' .. SURPLUS . . . 115,000.00 " - RESOURCES . . . 1,000,000.00 Here Is a message of hope and good cheer from MrsAc J. Martin, Boone Mill.' Va., vho Is the mother of 18 children. Mrs. Martin was cured ot stomach trouble and constipation by Chamberlain's Tablets after five years of suffering, and :. now recommends these tablets to the public. Sold by all dealers. s 00 : $25.00 ; From Kansas City $25.001 1 From ST. PAUL 1 $25.00, 1 Proportionately . low farea from all j J other points. Direct ' service " from j Chicago, St Paul, Omaha tad Kansas City over the C K. W, Ualea Pa. J" else, Oregaa Saart Line and 0-W. B. x. Lives PratecVd by Aatoautlc Block J SlgaaL TOF CA PREPAY FARES. While these rates apply westbound , only, fares may be prepaid by deposit-j J Ing value of the ticket with yonr lo- J cat agent asd an order will be tele- graphed to any address given. Aid in telling of our vast resources and . wonderful opportunities for home -, building. J S : Illustrated and reliable' printed (i matter will be mailed: to anyone to'; - i i - Rime ,f oHweaiiri Now on Display at T' WES whom you wlBb It sent.' by addras sing: Wn. XcWarnry, General Passenger A rent, Portland, Omron. - JUDGE RESUMES CIRCUIT COURT C0OTI DAMAGE CASE COXES TO , TRIAL AGAIN. . Judge KhohIos Ki'COTers Snfllclentlj te Be Able to Hear tate. - ' " , Partially recovered, sufficiently so at least to be able to sit on the cir cuit court bench,. J. W. Knowles to day resumed the trial In the . Mrs. Jones' suit against the county for damage money in the death of her husband by the collapse of a bridge near Cove when it was being crossed by a tracflon engine. s . - Judge Knowles was taken ill Wed nesday morning and had to adjourn curt hurriedly until KYIday and by J. H. Richardson E.S. Given E. S. Givens Investment Co. Rear La Grande ' Natl Bank Real Estate, Loans, Insurance; High Class Invest ments and Securities 1 1 ( ; I I I I v i I t ft. , Just Arrived in Oiir Exclusive Ladies' Shoe Dept. - - , ' White Nubuck Shoes, Gun; Metal Button Shoes, Patent Leather But ton Shoes, Tan Calf Button ) Shoes, Seiide and Vici Shoes, White Nu buck Pumps, Patent Colonial Pumps, Dull Calf Colonial Pumps, Tan ' Calf Colonial Pumps.' Prices" $2.50 to $4.50 We're sole agents in La Grande for - Pingree made shoes for ladies, Utz & Dunn's shoes for ladies and Miss es, Educator shoes for children . and Misses, Romper shoes for children. J. E. TILT SHOES . for men. Many new spring styles for you o , select 'from, featuring the popular round, high toe. ; Prices $4.00 to $5.50 Signet -$3.50 Men's Dress . Shoes," Napa t Tan Men's Work Shoes, Gohnoly High .Top Shoes, Bergsman "Hand Made" Logger. Gold Seal Rubbers, Goodyear Rubbers, Ball Band Rubbers,'- Interwoven , Hosiery, Biack: Gat Hosiery, Duchess "Silk Lisle" Hosiery. - - Our Shoes Are Cheapest v, Not by the pair, but by the year BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBaaBBBaBBBBBBBBBS Give our Shoes a Trial. "They Always , Make Good.'' WESTS8 The Quality Store r" United States Depository i ii Absolutely Impossible You Will Say ItBut It Isn't n ;. :'-. -'.--. - r ; ---;v -v.-:r .r v,, -K-" -'. ; WE ARE GOING TO OFFER EVERY PAIR OF SHOES IN THE ENTIRE STOCK AT UNHEARD OF PRICES. THE BACK PAGE TELLS YOU ALL ABOUT IT. . Qo A Trcoclhi lhioe (Co o si at " a -I!