La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1912, Image 4

FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1912.-
PAGE F&Utt
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
Arcade
Theatre
THOTOI'LAVS, INSTRUCTIVE,
KXTEliiTAJJil.VG, AM)
A.Ul'SI.NO
PBAXTOM LOVEKS'
.... .... . . . . American Vuiht
A very pleasing drama that Is
both well acted and well photo
graphed. LOVE A.VD TEAKS" ...Lubln
A. young married man likes
gocloty. His wife who Is sick
asks him to stay home witli her.
He says, "I'll be back at 12,''
It hag an emotional ending.
A beautiful Illustrated song
by Hiss Langdon, entitled:
"W'limi tli Evening Ureene In
Slghlni? Homo, Sweet Homo."
."THE HOBO'S BEDEMPTHtt'"
, ............. Vlluirrnnh
Thrilling and dramatic story
-of life In a coal mining region.
A cave-in down' deep In the re
cesses. of a mine prove the re:il
worth and character of man
hood. "THE LEMON" EsMHirty
A clever comedy picture 6f
theatrical life.
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
laturc. Another time I call to mlndj
whon the police department of l'ort
, land had a large order for uniforms.
! Selling again refused to consider it,
telling the , party carry tha message
that as long as he was a member of
the legislature, he would njit th'm'c of
.taking the business. But the , case
that appealed to me most of all was
one time when Governor Benson, de
ceased, personally went to Selling and
Fields. If you want to tou!inuJ um!cr
the high tax, demagogue rule vo:e
against him. . ,
Founders Day at Gordon InstitiiUv
. Barnesville, Ga., March 29. Tdduys
celebration of Founders' day at C'.or-
. l..ntt...n was mnilA flfltflhlA hv V.IG
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! Btated there were 300 suits of clothes dedication of the new $15,000 athletic
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needed for a state Institution thai U
was an emergency order, and there
;was no time to advertise, and tho gov
clothes. I know positively that Selling
had in stock exactly what Benson ask
ed for, sizes, quality, etc., yet lien
Selllne said, 'No, Governor, I cannot
conscientiously make such deal2 to
sell the state goods wniie i am a meiu-
Iber of the Oregon legislative body.
Y-l have the goods you want and I
should be well pleased to market thein.
lybut I don't think It would be the right
thing to do, and I will pot consider
"I would ! like to afik," ; continued
Mayor Couch, "If a man nch as I
know Ben Selling to be lb no thor
oughly entitled to the confluence of
the Oregon voters? I think ho is.
THE OBSERV ER
BRUCE DENNIS
Editor and Owner.
Xtered at the posto trice at La Grande
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BEX SELLING HONEST.
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field and the laying of the corner
stone for the new academic building.
Many alumni and other friends of the
college attended tha celebration.
Oh, you politician governor. Did
you see about the excursion Governor
West planned for his man Olcott last
Sunday when the Press club of Port
land was Invited to junket to Palem
and inspect the Institutions. But agi'ln,
'the press club was wise, as it always
Is, and figured out the proposition as
It really1 was. Olcott Is running for
secretary of state; Olcott manrgei
Governor West's campaign against
Bowerraan and admits to having spent
$1,500 to assist in that election. Vest
now seeks to repay Olcott and eou
tinue the Bourne-Chamberlain-West-Olcott
machine which when simmered
down means that Old Man Bush, a
banker of Salem and a democrat. Is
running Oregon with two of his bank
clerks West and Olcott and ho
wants to continue to do so. The Pr'ss
club failed to respond in long double
leaded articles about the "glorious"
rip.
Frank Fields is going to land the
republican nomination for secretary of
state. He took the county clerk's oiflce
in Multnomah county when tho. office
was run qt a loss of JG.0OO a yenr to
that county and has made It pay a
"I consider Ben Selling one of the
fttralghtest men I ever knew in all my
life," remarked K. C. Couch, mayor of
St. Johns, In discussing the senutnrwil
situation. "I served with him In the
legislature, and 1 know a few things
about his ideas of nubile life that
should be known to every voter in i profit to the county of $30,000 a year
Oregon. For Instance, on one occasion
the Portland Light & Power company
was about to place a large order for
uniforms for street car employes. The
company sent a representative to Uen
Selling to see about tho contract, and
Mr. Sailing .refused to consider it be
cause hu was a member of the loslR-
ever since his first year, except 191 1
when the office paid, a profit to the
county of $51,000.. That's the kind of
a man to help reduce taxes one who
has business Hense and less disposition
to play politics. It It is economy
wanted there Is but one man to vote
for for secretary' of state Frank
i Let Us Protect Your Health ,
by putting yo-r p lumbinginjfirst-class sanitary condition,
connecting it to sewer so it will pass all sanitary Jaws
BAY & IWEIFEL
I ICFNSED PLUMBERS . LA GkftNDE
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A Working Capital of Over
$215,000 (0 lr,:phes Ccniiierie in This Esnk
The stability of this institution, , :
The substantial men behind it,
Its reputation for progroBSlvoness,
It large loaning capacity, ' . i
Its spirt of accommodation,
have attracted customers wIiobg deposits aggregate over $700,
000.00. '
Promote your Interests by allying yourself as a depositor with
this Btrong and successful Institution.
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
CAPITAL ... $ 100.000.00
SURPLUS . . . 115,000.00
RESOURCES , '. . 1,000,000.00 '
United States Depository
The Bicycle a
Present Day
Necessity
Cycling is in the fore
front of health giving,
needful and enjoyable
out of door exercise.
See our 'new shipment
of Columbias just in.
Skilled mechanics to do
all kinds repair work.
leighton's
Garage
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wm i h workshop r woh i r
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French Dry
Gleaning
Saves Clothes And
: MONEY
Few people realize the possibili
ties of our French Dry Clean
ing Process both as the work
nnd as a source of economy. We
clean anything In Ladies' or
Gents' wenrlng apparel; also
household draperies, etc. This
service has n wonderful life re
storing, effect and makes any
article look better and wear
lougor. 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. ' : :' .' ' -.' . ';'".- )".. - -
Easter Apparel in Fascinating
Variety
v Easter Garments , s , , .
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OP THIS BIG STORE WAITING- FOR YOU
TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION. IT MATTERS NOT WHAT YOU NEED TO
COMPLETE YOUR SPRING WARDROBE WE HAVE IT AND AT THE
MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICE.
Easter Showing of Spring
Top Coats
Models for every occasion from the most inexpensive of gener
al utility coats to the beautiful creations cf -fancy whipcords,
serges and two-tone materials. ji'l!Ml;:-vii' L:-. '
Priced from $1 1 to $35
Fancy Footwear
in all the wanted styles to complete your spring wardrobe.
TWO LEADERS
. . ;in Ladies' Dresses
$7.50 r-':
made of French serge with long revere of stripe silk nd
fancy frill. Colors are plain blue, red, black, white and
stripes of same shades.
$12.50 .
This' lot includes many charming new models i silks.
a Mma tn wool cnaiiies.- ams snowuia w WRi'-m'
ft ha noon in anni'Rcia.i.n uicm luin. hmh.j'isjim? i
V wr- m$ W WA
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workshop rwonirt
THE QUALITY STORE
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j Tomatoes
Large, firm, evenly ripened, red
from skin to center. Every to
mato that goes Into nu A. & Ij.
can must undergo this test.
Washed, peeled and freed from
every trace of core the are
canned in the most sanitary can
neries in the world.
For Sjilo by
Pattison Bros.
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BBICK, STOSE AXD C0XCBETK $.,
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Baldness and TeethlnR.
According to a Parisian physician,
premature baldness is the result ot
some teething trouble. ...
CUCUMBERS
.CELERY
RADISHES
RHUBARB
PARSNIPS
FRESH TOMATOES
CARROTS
HOT HOUSE LETTUCE
HEAD LETTUCE
CAULIFLOWER,
GREEN ONIONS
ASPARAGUS
NEW CABBAGE
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TRY OUR SALT MACKEREL
BELLIES
AND SALMON
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m rt nTTAtTn ley '
3 Saturday
Special Sale Of
36 in. Switches
Reg. $25.00 values 13.50
Bloom of Roses
$1 bottles w Special 85c
Famous German
Bleach
$1.50 bottles
Special $1.25
Massage Cream
75c Jars Special 60c
NOTICE- Madame Root
will be here a few days
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LADIES BETTER
HURRY.
N. K. WEST