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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THURSDAY! MARCH 7, 1912.
Trifc OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNiS
Editor end Owner. '
Catered at the postofflce at La Grande
;, ' as second-class mutter.-
against President ' Taft, : Men as a
erything, from the fight of two school J
I children to the presidency, hence the!
! feeling toward the ex-pr.esident.- No
one doubts his republicanism, no one
doubts Jils .loyalty to party, but there
Is a very large element of men in
Oregon1 who will not stand for' the
former idol. v ... '..'..;
W E S 'W. E S T'S W E S T'S W E S W E S T'S
8CBSCBIPTI0N BATES
Bally, singly copy ............... Bo
In senatorial matters there has been
Dally, per week '...:...... 15e aia m0re or less of a surprise devel-
9lly, per month ....... ........65c op Those who were under the belief
T" " that Senator Bourne . was invincible
THE PUBLIC PULSE IX 0REG031. are coming to realize that the sena-
". tor's strength has been largely Imagi-
Portland, March ' 7. Jut now there nery and that In fact the sturdy, think-
1s a searching demand, by candidates ing people of Oregon have never been
for office in Oregon to know how the for Bourne but for what he advocated.
. public pulse is beating.-Prom United This campaign presents a man as
. . States senator down to the smallest Bourne's opponent who is the pioneer
county office there Is desire on the of all the principles advocated by the
- mart of men who would serve tneir . senior senator aim mi aum
eountry to know how the people are
iaking to different issues and different
questions.
In the national arena since Mr.
Roosevelt "tossed his Stetson la the
gressiveness in politics when Bourne
was a machine man and assisted in
holding up the legislature of Oregon.
The man is now receiving hearty sup
port of those who believed in the new
ring" there has developed a surprise ' form of government is Ben Selling of
ao far as the state of Oregon is con- j Portland. He has lived , in Orgeon
erned. Instead of Roosevelt being a! more than sixty years, is a successful
headllner as was anticipated he is be-
buslness man, stands wen in nis own
Ing dismissed in many, cases without city and has a legislative record that
even favorable montion. wny tnis is wiuiuuc
should be Is plainly attributed to the
lore of humanity for the proverbial
"square deal" which Mr. Roosevelt has
always advocated but which he failed
to practice when he entered the race
rule like to see the square deal In ev-
Arcade
Theatre
"THE SCAPEGOAT .. .Sells .
A western drama. Some thril
ling moments, magnificent scen
ery, and excellent riding.', .
A TIMELY RESCUE" .....
. , Vltnirraph
A Boor war story, lively sklr
mlBhes, and Interesting' pictures
of Boer cavalry. .;:
ASSOCIATED PRESS SLIDES
"THE POOilU RELATIOX". . . .
Luhln
Miss May Buckley plavs the
part of the Poor Rolution. She
watches the throng of ' merry
dancers from the balcony above
and there the man who stands
for the prince of the old story
finds her and falls in love with
her.. ' '"'
PICTORIAL MELODY BY
COMER
"THE 'GRIP SNATCHER". . .
...... . . ... .... Kssnimy
A comedy that is both brisk
and bright.
TON"! FORGET YOUR BAL
LOT A VOTE WITH EYEWY
ADMISSION.
iCOMIKG THE R0M1G TWINS
HARMONY S1SC.ERS AND
DANCERS. -
Sentiment in Portland Is tor him
and from every section of the state
comes the word that Belling has more
strength than anyone would have be
lieved.' It. looks very much like
Bourne's platform will be retained by
Oregon in her next senator, but that
, the people are going to chooBe a much
better and more able man to carry out
those principles than Mr. Bourne. ;
Democratas of Oregon begin to see
their mistake In not coming out firm
ly for W. J. Bryan for their leader
this year. His visit to the state has
caused a revival of the old time admir
ation and he has welded again those
chalnB of friendship which made him
so popular In years gone by. He is.
the logical leader of the democrats
this year and our prediction, wh'.ch Is
of several months' standing,' is
if the national convention at Baltimore
does not do its work quickly the
"Peerless One" will yet be the choice
of that gathering.
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"MiOKOUND 3. II." REPLIES.
La Grande March 7. (To Eaitor Ob
server.!. I would like to say to Broth
er Norris that he should not take a
little opposition so seriously to heart j jg .
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SPRING
SHIPMENT
"Just Received from New York"
Coats Sir.ts Dresses
Our "Ready to Wear" department for ladies is now
complete with all the newest fashions for spring
wear. This latest shipment includes many white)
serge dresses and coats, also new mannish cloths ti
every conceivable shade. Buy your suit or-coat early
and secure a full season's wear and satisfaction. :' -
Special Sale
$ 1 Messaline 75c yd
17 different shades to choose from in tans, grays, lav
enders, yellow, Copenhagen, pinks, old rose, .navyj
light blue, browns, emeral and light greens 27 inch
es wide.
Special Price 75c per yard
Many
New
Arriv
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in silk dress patterns, yard silks; bordered silks, and
mannish suitings for spring. ,
The Quality
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amount to much anyway. "The poet J
nr the Riindriilire" only engaged in a j
little good natured raillery that ousht
to provoke a smile on the face of even
the most ardent reformer, while the
superior wisdom of the "profound J.
B." should not detract from the merits
o a movement that is only accelerated
hv the discord complained of. As far
as the socialists are concerned, they
cannot be expected to fuse or affiliate
with any political action,, "regardless
of their party affiliations," because
such action would be contrary to the
fundamental principles upon , which
m I m f vi sVV
Qn attat oitnAtiilniv tV,A mcrrnlu mill
the plena for harmony we find the
poet s enusions are a joae, tae oracles ftK.
and the socialists' affiliations are irn-
possible..
But even If there were some violent
or serious opposition to contend wlth (9f0 fe
why should there be any regret? Isn't1 roSES Hybrid
it a ract tnat any meritorious move
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bheap.
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, , 2-5-1 St , ;
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ItB reputation tor progreBslveness,
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Its Bplrt of accommodation,
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Promote your interests by allying yourself as a I'eposltor with
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LA GRANDE, OREGON.
CAPITAL . . . $ 100.000.00
SURPLUS . . . .115.000.00
RESOURCES . . . 1,000,000.00
United States Depository
meat ucceeds In proportion to the
kind of opposition that it is capable
of arousing? From the discussion of
a question, wherein the light is thrown
upon it from evefy ' possible angle,
there should arise the truth laid' bare
in all Its nakedness, But to assume
that one point of view discovers all
the truth Is a mistake and gets peo
ple in a rut from which they cannot
extricate themselves. Brother Norris
should welcome discussion and even
criticism rather than indulging in
vain regrets and assuming that he
and his colleagues have the only "sl
mon pure" remedy for excesive taxa
tion. J. B. STODDARD.
Perpetual, Hybrid
Tea and Tea, Fruit and Shade Trees
Leading varieties. First Class Stock
and reasonable prices. J. B. Weaver
and Sons, Union, Ore., , 2-21-lmo
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FOR RENT 17 acres of land, with
about 5 acres of orchard, all in good
bearing condition, and best varieties
Want cash rent, will lease .' with
place the necessary tools to oper
. ate the place. Rent is reasonable.
- Ingulre at La Grande Investment
Co. office, or of owner Mrs. George
Batley, 1812 First street, La Grande.
2-27-tf
All lii the Namo.
"Funny thing ulmnt mimes," says
Nmtli Count of t:iilwertie. "Now.
then wax my old friend Yule B. Sick.
lh Kturted In the (Iruii business niul
phistt'ivtl nil over town: 'Take Our
inuiss. Yulo It. Pick. The Busy Cor
ner.' Well, he didn't have any more
.trade .than -a rabbit.. fc owe day lie
tnkes ii aim int. at. that sliin mid sees
what's the matter. Had a sudden in- I
spiral lull and ran for n slp;n painter.
The next day all over town was 'TnU?
f im- Pi'iif.'. Y. Tt. Sli k. The Busy Cor
tier. Aim i'"W lies llie richest mail
ill this here town."-Kansas Cltv Star
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They Wore Orphn3.
"What a iiieadaelniiK duffer yon are.
riillibs." said Plbbs. sjii.i ni
was an orphan asylum. Instead of
which it Is an old men s homo "
, "Well, you ro In and look for an old
man who Isu't nu orpliuu. You wou't
WANTED To rent 5 or 10 acres of
land with house on it. Not particu1
lar as to location br condition of
place. Write to Box 16, Cove.
. " 2-29-4t '
BARN FOR RENT 1609 5th St 3-l-12t
FOR SALE One well drilling ma
chine, in good location. Will sell
Standard 2 year old apples at $12.50
per 100. Jonathan, Spitzenberg,, Yel
low Newton, Standard 1 year old ap
ples at $10.00 per .100. Jonathan,
Rome Beauty, Gano, Yellow Newton,
Spltzenberg. Sunnyslope Nursery Co.
Baer, Oregon. dy 2-5tC wkly tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE Seven aciex
of land onVoot hills close to towr..
Good for orchard and chicken
ranch. Call 1417 ..Washr. avenue.
Phone Red 752. : 2-7-lmo -
FOR RENT Furnished room with
bath. 1609 Wash. St. 2-15-tf
FOR RENT Modern front room. $9.00
per month. Phone Red 41. 3-6-12t
WANTED-To rent 5 or 10 acres of
. land with house on It. Not particu
lar as to location but must be near
La Grande, or condition of place.
Write to Box 16, Cove. 3-6-4t
FOR SALE 40 tons rye hay In good
condition, 4 miles east of La Grande
Price $4.00 per ton with privilege of
. feeding it on ground. La Grande
' Investment Co. , 2-29-6t
GIRLS WANTED Cherry's New
Laundry. 2-29-tf
FOR RENT One modern five room
brick house. Inquire Rosa Sherman
at Golden Rule. 2-19-tf
WANTED Experienced girl as wait
ress. Phone to Hot Lake, or apply I
in person. 2-19-tf j J
WANTED Second hand office desk
Dr. Darland.
2-20-tf
Cold Boiled
HAM
VV'; AND
Dried Chipped
BEEF
For. a hurryup meal
Premium Bacon
For Breakfast :v
We slice It on our machine any
thickness you wish. .
.FOE SAIE BY
Pattison Brosw
Phone Numbers Main 79 and 80
After a Cold Auto Ride
what could be more comforting or exhUeratlng than a nice cup of
Hot Chocolate, which you will always Und ready at this season of
the year at our Soda counter? We give it to you pure and cheering,
full ot that ijoodness and nutriment so peculiar to the best quality
of Chocolate. It la a food, drink and medicine all combined, tt low
cost. .
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Selders
La Grande
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