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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1912.
Arcade
Theatre
fHOTOI'IAYS, AMUSING, US
TEKTALMSG ASD IKSTRDO-XIYE
A THE DESERT TBAIL" JUIera
A melodrama wtb plenty of
human nature and Borne Inter
esting background. . ..' '.','.
HUNTING MARABOUT IN
ABYSSINIA" .... G. C. P. C
Showing how the birds are de '
oyed with bait, how the y are ,
' ahot, how the feathers are pluck
ed and 'stored and packed for
shipment.
DON'T FORGET YOUU BAL
LOT. PAID BACK", . . . . I . ... . Sell x
j ' A very acceptable offering, .
(You" have made your bed and '..
. must lie In It.) .v...v"'.
-PHILEMON XND BAUCIS"
"' ............. PtttllO
A very strong dramatic story'
and beautifully colored. . .'
-FATHER AND THE GIRLS"
Lubln
Father iias four elrla, and Is :
himself In love with a widow. A
very amusing comedy, -
It Is not, and never was intended to
be any part' of a military movement
It Is primarily for the purpose of
training boys to be kindly, prompt, and
efficiently helpful. There should be a
company of them In every town.; But
anything almost Is preferable to the
tbugglsm exhibited In Portland when
On. Baden-Powell tried to talk l ist
week.
.William H. Lewis, an assistant attorney-general
of the United States,
was elected member of the American
Bar association upon invitation.; Mr.
Lewis is a colored man.; After his
election the members reconsidered
their action and rescinded it. ": Attor
ney General Wlckersham commenting
on the action, says he protests against
rescinding because the man is an of
ficial of the government holding a
commission from the president same
as do others. He furthe. states: -"It
certainly does not tend to promote the
administration of Justice." ,,
have had recently was tho exhibition
of wild elk last Thursday morning.
The. fertile and more temperate fields
of the Chesnlmnus . will surely prove
more salubrious and healthful . for
these beautiful animals than the semi
f rigid mountain fastnesses of norther.i
Wyoming.
t Noteg from the Labor World. ;
. "To do its duty tp the whole people
and to stand as the protector of ev
ery hbusehold," Is the definition given
by Chief Justice White of' the United
States supreme court in demurring to;
the decision of the majority of that au.
gust body when it gave the patentoo
ihe right to dictate absolutely how
his patented articles should be ao'd
by retailers. '.':'.-'". ; C
TOE OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNJS
Editor and Owner.
Catered at the potttofiice at Ln Grande
as secoud'Cluss mutter.
8FBSCK1PTI0N RATES.
-Oailr, Hlngly copy 5o
Dally, per week ..15c
Sally, per month . . ..... . . . . . . .C5c
WOULD GLIMPSE.
Emmanuel, the .king of Italy, wit?
boru .in 1M9.-. .'to is v- popuW. as
via also tluv Q,i;.'en Helere but ho 's
the vkvlr.i '! u:i attempt on his I'fu
by one of his .countrymen Just the
same. Oppression1 seems to creale :i
: madness whi li , hikes the shijpo of
desire to kill all or any wlio are in
PUthorltV, !i; lly for :, (Ve ro.'ii
household, the monarch ,wa unscath
ed. ''yVvf '.;T '.':'.
". The Bamo sort of program was at
tempted in Virginia whore native out
laws 'slew the whole court of Carrol
county. Life still continues a henp
i commodity In these southern hill3. But,
A question for sociologists, economists
and penologists Is, What good evir
comes from killing any one, whether
irnocent or guilty? ::
In his matchless "Thanatopsls" Wl'-
Jlam Cnllen Bryant Biitd: .
, " the Bureau desert pierce,
yet the dead are there."
The dead are in Barca today, for (he
Italians are there. Barca is onn of tno
provinces of north Africa, the northern
edge of the great Saliaran desert. Lust
; Wednesday the Turks and Arabs f
that place were routed with a loss of
two thousand, half of whom were left
dead on the burning Bands. ..: Such is
war.- General Sherman knew the
atrength of his remark, '
Who expects the great Chinese im
broglio to tsottlu down in ail) instant?
It takes time to do Bimie things. U
took Home four hundred years to dla,
and much longer than that to rehabili
tate, :. :
: T'other day an Englishman had
business in France he wanted person
ally to oversee; the railways wore
clogged, tho highways were, bad, and
the channel was rough.'. What' did
he do, did you say? Why, -he Juat rig
ged up his flyer, that's nil, and'madn
tbe distance of 222 miles ln less than
".. . .... .' n,,4 ' ul,nn.
thai numoor or """: " ,,Qn,
that's nothing, these days. What, man
annot do -la "scarcely . worth thinking
about.
. . t. ..... of 4hA flnxnn dcarwidoilt
Of the Viking has been accorded the
honor of the discovery of the South
jo)n His name is kokiu
' Lot's get. straightened out on the
boy-scouf' business, in the first plara
An attempt will be made to organize
the Russian laborers ln the vicinity of
Fresno, California. ; , .-
The Atlanta Federation of Trades
recently celebrated its 21st anniver
sary. A co-operative grocery store and
meat market has been "started by the
union members of various trades nt
Sioux City, la.
I The entire police force-of Somlyo,
'Hungary, has gone on a strike for
more pay. At 'present its members
receive $10 a month. ' ;. .
- The government of Victoria, Aus
tralia, is arranging for the emigration
t'f over two thousand selected ,men ant
women workers from Scotland and
England. 1 , .' -
During the last sixteen years the to
tal amount of sick, death, out-of-work
and disability benefits paid by the In
ternational : holders' union '- was . $3,r
066,821.15.
' In the big steel mills of Nova Scnlla
and the Soo, men are not only com
pelled to work; seven "days a week,
but they also have to work In shifts of
11 and 13 hours. ' ' '
Twenty-eight successful "sanitation
strikes,". Involving; no (fuestlons of
hours, wages or union recognition. Is
the record for one year of the cloak
makers' union of New York. '
A system federation of the employes
in the; operative department of the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad, num
bering approximately three thousand
men, has recently been effected, vi;
..'.''Industrial .disputes were less num
erous in New York state In 1911 than
In 1910, the bureau of mediation and
arbitration having recorded 215 Btrikos
l and lockouts In 1911, as compared with
250 in 1910.
, Steps are being taken for the for
mation of a federation of all eniplojus
of electrical workers for corporations
In the territory of California, Nevadn,
Oregon, Washington Arizona and in
British Columbia. .
At the end of 1910 there were 0C9
registered trade unions ln the United
Kingdom, wit han aggregate member
ship of more than 2,000,000. . Theso
totals compare with a membership nf
21 1 .091 in 156 unions in 1880. ,
Chances in weekly hours of labor
taking effect, in Great Britain In 19U
nffeeted. M5.537 worklllK neople. Of
these, 4,337 had their hours increaspd
by 13,905 a week, and 101,200 had re
ductions, amountiu gto 574,140 hours'
a week. ". y '' .,';--''-'-.V
When we get to fighting Are with Vital statistics ascribe short lives to
electricity what show will there he printers, on the average, but the recent
for nhv irrenf hnlnrnimt? irnmJ ilrn-, lenort of the public : printer ' SbOWS1
fighting apparatus and a -paid depart-j there are employed at present In ths
ment, even if small, would add. great-. government printing office, at Wash
ly to the internal resources.y.of oui-j ington, 250 persons :o.verVf 'sIxty-flvo
splendid little city. i years old. '. . i; ' : ;
'"";' '. " ,'',;' j At the recent election of officers by
Jhe finest free show the La Grnnders ' referendum vote of the International
Broad Science marches down, the
centuries . with the . "big ' stick" of
knowledge, like Jack the Giant Killer,
demolishing superstitions. According
to the lateBt scientific statement, the
equinoctial Btorm .is a figment of the
disordered brain and a ragged rem
nant of disused folk-lore; Well, let's
watch. According : to the ' ancients
there is a storm due now any day be
cause It's the vernal equinox. ;
Have yoir learned to say "brasa
tacks" and to use the new term Intel
ligently to yourself and hearers? . It
means "getting down to business,"
That Is" what the prime movers of jihe
Y, M. C, A. proposition' have dono:
they bave gotten down to "brasfi
tncks." When, by next fall, the now.
building is In operation and from foiivi
to six hundred men and boys are
members, It will be a better day fnr
La Grande and the ' wholo Grande
Uonde valley. Every fellow ought to
be a booster for the La Grande Y. M.
C. A.! Here's the slogan: A long boost,
a strong boost and a boost all together.
W E S W E ST.'S WES W E S T'S i4
The placing of the new arc lights
at the intersections of Fourth Btrect
and avenues O mid M is a better ar
rangement for the accommodation of
the many citizens who attend the nicoi:
Ings held nt the different churches an.l
auditoriums in the vicinity, of tliese
sections. 'The gloom in the front of
the high school is now entirely dissi
pated. The council deserves and here-1-.,
r-i!v"s the thanks of the benefited
populace. ' , : . ' .'. '.' '.; '. '. ':
A Working Capital of Over
5215,000.00 Inspires Confidence in This Bank
The stability of this institution,
The substantial men bohind it,
Its reputation for progrcsslveness,
It largo loaning capacity, ' .
Its spirt of accommodation,
have attracted customers whoso deposits aggregate over $700,-
000.00 ;; ,
Promote your interests by allying yourself ns a c'.opositor with
this strong and successful Institution.
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE,
CAPITAL
SURPLUS . .
RESOURCES .'.".
OREGON.
$ 100,000.00
. 115,000.00
. 1,000,000.00'
United States Depository
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Practical Features Found
Only In New Spring Styles
Of Society Brand Clothing
TWENTY FIVE REASONS
why your spi ing suit should De selected from
snappy spring
our new
stock
of
models:
Pencil
breut pocket.
Coat
pocket Joioing inside
Cash
fide.
pocket on Inner left
Perapintion shields at arm
pit to protect hning.
Neck-cape; prevents wrinkling
below coat collar, patented,
Extension safety pocket; con
ceals and secures letters,
papers, etc.
. Bontonniere bolder under
lapel.
Watch pocket within outside
breast pocket..
Cash Pocket
pocket.
Vest -
buckles to produce
in outer right
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Side
smooth-6tting back
Watch guard in lower left
pocket for, fob or chain.
Pencil or fountain pen pocket;
opens in seam of upper left
pocket.
Vestee. Detachable; attached
with gold pins; adds dressiness.
v Trousers
Permanent crease; keeps
trousers pressed and prevents
baggingat the knee. Patented
Juue 10, 1U08. No. 800703.
mm.
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Trouaera Continual ' ,
Cash pocket wijhln right-hand
side pocket. Permits carrying .
keys, knife, etc, oa same side
without confusion. . -
Guard in watch pocket to
preveui loeir or loss.
Pencil pocket in right-hand
hip pocket. Very convenient, :
especially when no coat or
vest is worn.
Tunnel belt slides; hold
trousers 6rmly over hips and
keep belt in place. . ,
Steel pivot pearl button at
front of waistband. Adda'
tone and smartness,
Loop in front for belt; holds
belt in position. :
Improved secret money pocket
on inside of waist btnd. Closed .
and hidden by buttoning to
Inside suspender bujton. . - '
Our specially designed side
pockets.. Big, roomy and
shaped especially to follow
the form of the hand.
Hanger of silk braid.
2-inch turn-up for soft turn
up or permanent cuii.
Open Facing Safety rocket;
prevents currency from roll
ing out when in reclining
position..: , ;
Beit of leather, covered with
fabric of same material as .
trousers; has patent buckle.
Copyright 1012, Alfred Docker & Coin
FOR YOUNG MEN
AND MEN WOO HTAT YCDNO
SUITS $20.00 to $35.00
Sole Agents in La Grande For
Gordon $3,00 Hats. Keiser Neckwear "
Stetson $4 and $5 Hats. Interwoven Hosiery
Manhattan Shirts Eagle Brand Caps V
WEST'S
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WES T'SHWWE S T'SW E S T W E S T'SJ
Printing Pressmen's and Assistants'
union George L. Bnrry, of Rogorsvllle
Tenn,, was re-elected president with
out opposition. Joseph C. Orr, of Chi
cago, was re-elected secretary, defeat
ing Frank M. Wilke of Milwaukee.
The genuine big show of the prc
UHliinry Beason come son -March SO.
when theNew York Amcrlonnn will
tpen the new National league park In
Cincinnati.
Let Us Protect Your Health
by putting yo-i plumbing infirst-class sanitary condition,
connecting it to sewer so it will pass all sanitary laws
BAY & ZWEIFEL
LICENSED PLUMBERS ; f 'A OkANDE
After a Cold Auto Ride
what could be more comforting or exhilarating than a nice cup of
Hot Chocolate, which you will always And ready at thla season of
the year at our Soda counter? We give It to you pure and cheering,
full of that goodnosa and nutriment bo peculiar to the bent quality
of Chocolate. It Is a food, drink and medicine all combined, at lo
Selder's - La Grande
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