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IA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1912.
Arcade
Theatre
JPHOTOPLAYS, ENTERTAIN-
' IXG, AMUSING, 1N:
, V STRCCTIYE.
"HIS WIFE'S JEALOUS!". .
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A dramatic t:ory Iy the Am
erlcan company.
ARMT AVIATION PRACTICE"
, Lubln
very Instructive picture of,
army aeroplanes tanen at Gov
' eroor's Island, ls Y. .
THE JEWELS" . ..... Edison
. A picture that will grip anj
.told. Intensely dramatic, well
photographed and well acted.
HISS . LANGDON' WILL SING
"WHIN HI THE OLD MILL.'"
. "THE LITTLE STOWAWAY"
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. It has the atmosphere of real
life.
A MIDWINTER NIGHT'S
DREAM ............ LuMn
The new ideas in this picture
are very fresh and amusing. The
effect of combining summer and
winter in one picture is delight
ful. It Is a splendid comedy.
IOIJ A HE ALWAYS WELCOME
THE OBSERVER
ends by heaping abutse upon members
of tae "old guard." What we uuder
'staud by tue "old guard" is the Intel
ligence of ttie republican party of a
.few years ago. Some of theni became
progressive republicans, like Ben Se'l
i ling, while others of them remained
' true to the old order of things. Flagg,
if our memory serves us right, was at
one time an honored member of the
"old guard." He was elected a nv.in
. ber of the Oregon legislature when a
member of the "old guard.' Lowell
made several ineffectual attempts to
break Into the United States senata as
, a member of the "old guard.'' Lowell
was a resident of Oregon some three
years before he made his first race In
1 1895 when the single vote that was
'.cast for him on joint ballot resulted
I in the. defeat of Senator Dolph and
! the hold-up of the legislature for fof
! ty days. He has been in the race for
senator since that memorable hold-up.
i Our friend Flagg Is not unlike our
j'frlend Lowell. Flagg has been a res-
; ldeut of EaBtern Oregon about Bix
months, and we find him now a can
', didate for legislative honors. We do
f not see how a man of such progres
sive propensities as our friend Flagg
'tcan Bupport such a man as Lowell
j when he has the opportunity to wield
Ms powerful pen In the Interest of
Ben Seling who is one of the foremost
progressives In Hie state. Selling has
served the people of tills state in the
i:guiuiurts, ana wane mere tqoK a
prominent part in the enactment of
the progressive legislation now known
as "the Oregon system." What Is the
record made there by our friend Flagg
or Mr, Lowell? Mr. Selling worked
for and secured a reduction in the
working hours of women and girls,
despite the fact thnt he is the em-
j ployer of many men and women. What
(1b the record of Flagg and Lowell as
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employers of labor or iii having as-
BRUCE DENNJS
Bdllor and Owner.
sisted In the reduction of hours of
labor for overworked girls and wo
men ?
Ben Selling has not considered him-
Men at (he pogtofflce nt La Grand' ?" !f t.. 800:1 '0 g've h,H tfmf T'
j ..tiicum iu orrviee ill wie ureuil lligis-
lature where he was given in oppor
tunity, to Bhow his fitness for a seat
: in the United States senate. His record
bs a legislator is an honorable one,
unci there is every reason to believe
Ills record in Washington will be equal
ly honorable. U Is said of him that
he Is a Jew. Would we refuse to vote
' as sccond-cluss matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
a!ly, singly copy 60
Dally, per week ....15c
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OHSCURED YISION.
Our old and vulued friend, 12. II.
Flagg. of the Elgin Recorder, is floun
dering around In his ' discussion of
matters political, can not forego the
pleasure he seems to derive from
pouncing upon the so-called : "old
guard.'' Tins difference between the
very much abused members of the
. "old guard" nnd the latter day pro
gressive republicans Is that the for
mer are governed by common sense
and patriotic motives In biding thnlr
time In taking for grnntod that all the
new legislation proposed by the pro
ressves Is destined to work out for
lbo public good! ' Aftor the trial of
the 'Oregon. System,' while convinced
It could be Improved, by being modlflod
nevertheless It has received tho en
dorsement of tho "old guard-' and will
be loyally supported by all those who
liad misgivings as to; its 'beneficial; re
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for a good man hecause he was a
.Catholic, a Presbyterian or a Metho
dist? Our Savior was a Jew. and was
.11 not the Jews who gave us out
Christian religion? No fair minded
American citizen will refuse to 'vote
for a man because of his religion or
nationality.
The trouble with our friend Flngg Is
that Enstorn Oregon climate has ob
scured his vision.' John McManus, in
"Pilot Hock Record."
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Society Suits
for Young Men
$20.00 to $30.00
A Great Window
Of Rare Values
In Fashionable
Dresses .
$12150
Chiffon Taffetas, messa-
lines, white serge,' wool
challies and whit? mo
hairs. See Them; Today
If
The Quality Store
New Spring Neckwear
For Ladies - Just Arrived
"The Famous Keiser Make"
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' Dainty Embroidered Jabots, Frills, Ribbon
Flowers, and White Sailor Collars.
25c to $2.50
Keiser Cravats
For Particular Dressers
50c to $1.50
Spring Suitings
56 Inch Widths
The new ; Scotch tweeds
and English suitings are ..
the heighth of Fashion for;
spring arid summer wear.
These materials are wov
en as only the Scotch and
English can weavt--sofi, ;
heavy materials in stripes ;
and mixtures. Many how
shades and colorings.
$1.25, $1.75,
$2.25 per yd.
$1.00 Satin Mes-
salines
Special 75c yd
All the shades of the rain
bow in this lot of-extra
quality dress7 messulines.
27 inches Avide
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Parisian Models in Fine
Millinery
Every -woman is vitally interested iu tho milli
nery fashions. We're receiving almost. daily the
very newest styles direct from America's best
designers. The smart Derby Sailors, charming
variation of roll brims, high crowns of flowers
and ribbons, beautiful panamas. An immense
line to select from at very reasonable prices.
VISIT OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
A Brilliant Array
of New Spring
Coats, Suits, Skirts
Dresses. Waists
.
Our "Ready to Wear'' de
partment looks the part of
spring with so many
charming, fresh new gar
ments on every rack and
in every case. , .; ;.
White Nubuck
Button Shoes for Ladies
$4 50pr.
White Canvas
Button Shoes for Ladies
$3.50 pr.
An extra quality with all
the style and finish of Pin
gree's best. ;
Colonial Pumps
Very Popular this Season
$3.50 and $4.00 pr.
Special Notice
MADAME ROOT of
Portland, Ore., will arrive
SATURDAY, MARCH
23rd with a complete line
of natural hair goods Free
demonstrations of the cyl-
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UXIT BKSTAlltAXT KOXKS. .
The fire niul police commltteo of
the council has before it this week
for consideration mi ordinance re-
moving boxes from restaurants. It
Boemg there can bo lltllo else for tho
committee to do than to report It out
'c.t the first opportuniy and favorably
of course.. La Grande has not reach
ed proportions In sizo nnd number or
attained heights of 'aristocracy where
Flagg Is a supporter of Lowell' and , boxes aro needed, 'and removal of oil
imagines that he can accomplish h!' temptations for illicit sale of liquor in
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$215,CQ0.C0 Inspires Confidence in This Bank
The stability of this Institution.
The substantial men behind It,
Us reputation for nrogresslveness,
It large loaning cnpaclty,
Its spirt of accommodation,
have attracted customers whose deposits aggregate over $700,
000.00. Promote your Interests by allying yourself as a depositor with
this strong and successful Institution,
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
CAPITAL
SURPLUS ,
RESOURCES
$
100,000.00
115,000.00
1.000,000.00
United States Depository
restaurants Is not only very much' de
sirable but actually a community nted.
The best restaurants are not of the
box-adjunct kind but some are, and
crime, immorality and Indecency are
the logical fruit of restaurant boxes
and wine rooms In any community.
Hence, throw 'em out.
If the dictagraph had been placed
In the offlceB of the beef trusters, In
Chicago, Borne of the enthusiastic la
bor leaders would not feel that there
was a sin of omission, inasmuch as
the same machine was used in the of
fices of the structural Iron workers.'
The beef trusters, may . be . enemies of
society the same us any. other viola
tors of the law. When this country
lenrns to ostracize any man who has
acquired money in any but an honost
way, the quicker we will have a civi
lization that will oninind the respect
of the world.
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Joe Allen of Enterprise was a local
visitor yesterday afternoon. . .
George P. Booth, of Turner, Oregon,
is a guest of the Foley today.
H. S. Sommer of Elgin is a local vis
itor and a guest of the Foley hoMJ j
Polk Mays and 13. C. Mays of Josjph j
were registered at the Foley hocl
yesterday afternoon. . !
James Johns of Pendleton was a
business visitor here yesterday and a
guest of tho Sommer hotel. i
p". S. Robinson, president of. thsj
Commercial club, returned yesterday i
from a visit to his mill at Imbler and '
will be present at the smoker tonight. ,
D. J. Beakey, deputy head consul of
the order of the Woodmen, of the4
World.. visited. the local lodge last eve-j
ning,. 'He left this morning for Baker.
While here he was the guest of the
Sommer hotel. -
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Fewlfi
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Of Fancy Rome Beauty
Apples ReceivedlToday
PEUSOSALS.
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C. R. Hlbberd went to North Powder
on business this morning.
A. J. Richardson of Joseph Iu a guest
of the Sommer hotel today.
L. W. Thrailklll of Boiso was a busi
ness viBitor here yesterday.
Frank Phy has returned from an
extended visit In Portland.
John Collier has returned from
Walla Walla, where he was the guest
of his daughter for a few days,
J. W. Simmons, well known In La
Grande, and a deputy head consul for
tho 11. W. A., will be in the city to
morrow and will attend the session of
the lodge tomorrow ulght.
' Harry Duncan and Edith Owens,
both of Elgin, were married at tho
Methodist parsonage yesterday even
ing. Mrs. Flora Cross of New York has
purchased the Paris Hair Btore from
'Mrs. Palmer and will talie possession
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French Dry
Cleaning
Saves Clothes And
MONEY
Few people realize the possibili
ties of our French Dry Clean
ing Process both as the work
and as a source of economy. We
clean anything in Ladles' or
!Gents wearing j apparel; also
household draperies, etc. This
service hns a wonderful life re
storing effect and' makes any
article look better nnd wear
longer. We recommend French
Dry Cleaning as one of the most
effective means of economizing.
Our services are the most thor
ough and satisfactory ,In the
west.
City Dye
Works
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