La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 30, 1912, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE K VEXING OBSERVER. SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1912. Arcade Theatre PHOTOPLAYS IXSTHl'l.TIVl", E.VrEKT.UXI.VG, ASI AMlfilNO FIIA.NT0W LOVKKS" ...... tnieriean rathe A very pleasing drama that U . both well acted and well photo graphed. "LOVE AXD TEAKS' ...LiiWh A young married man likes society. His wife who in sick asks him to stay home with her. He ays, 'Til be back at 12,'' It has an emotional ending. A beautiful Illustrated Bong by Miss Lxngdon, entitled: v u(hm the Erening Bre!e Is MBhJntf Home, Ssiwt Home." ."THE HOBO'S REIlEMrrirtX" .................. yllauropb 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.l worth and character of man hood. ,: THE LE.MOV ...... EsMinay A clever comedy picture of theatrical life. TOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME mm method of representing the jewiAAAA E S W E S T'S W E 3 W E S T'S SAA Ki-.tstru onI tmr-iMU Qn'. w'ir oun fill ..... - ..,',...',...:! . l . ' ' '" v- . '; . he shown as au honest man, a benev-j lolent man, or a gentleman; but, a wJa ujiJiiruuuB an UiiAc cue uaiui. stt;- loc-k, an equivalent of Hebrew. Many of the bc-t men the world ev er saw were Hebrews, in ancient or W. modern times. Speaking more of to day, who can forget the, unselfishness of Bir 'Moses .Montefiore who pent millions to secure better homes for all kinds and classes of the race? To be sure, there have been rascals la every blood, but who has the temerity to stand up and say the greatest pro portion has been among the descend ers of Abraham? oooo THE OBSERVER BRUCE DENNIS Editor and Owner, Vftiered at the potttofflce at La Grande a second-class matter. 8CBSCBIPTT0X BATES. fly, singly copy 5c Dally, per week ......15 Dally, per month ........... .....6at Beef Trust in Chicago? You must be dreaming. What, but yourself, ever heard of such a thing? Chicago has enough sorrow without clamping such a charge to her puritanical rec ord. Call oil the bounds. o o o o "None but Americans need apply" is the slogan at the Gray's Harbor sawmills. That is done to save dif ficulties arising from the employment of the undesirable foreigner who Is at the base of almost all the strikes throughout the country. The foreign er competing for business was fte cause of the late Lawrence imbroglio, oooo "Americans for America," or fcr those who make their honest and le gal declaration to become Americans is a eood motto. According to some penny-wise and soap-box oratings America would be a non-descrlpt so far as Individuality is concerned. Properly assimilated amalgamation is i good, but raw bash In which the in gredients stand as non-assiraiiattvc if too raw, -oooo. The next ' sensible step for . the friends of Senators Lorimer and Stephenson to take is one to collect damages for blakkmall, we suppose. A Jury of "their peers' 'has declared them Innocent. It is one thing to know a senator, or other higher-up guilty, and another thing to prove it. ;-.0 U Si O . Mr. R. McCrae sayn this Is the wav they are handing it to him and hlo hotel: '. "They have a hotel at Rondowa But not like the one in Wjillowa; Kor Mr. McCrae feeds the travelers hay And they bawl like a cow-a In Wallowa.'' oooo Gentle spring comes on a-pacing, but her pace is rather slow. Tho weather continues much like a creche, nrettv sfiually. Nevertheless, the nt fh!n a uTiriiun vitr i.n vine wheat fields look line, tne great ga..g- fceen elected a member of the Chinese plows operated by horse and by gaso parllament from Canton. Women tax- Hne engines are turning up the tempt-1 payers are eligible to bold ollice. M'iv- it'B sou and the farmer is showing his be America can go to school to China faith by his works.. - j yet. oooo j oooo I I.a Grande will soon be a city of j If the Italians cannot overcome the actual sky-scrapers without the re-j tireastworks and the barricades of motest doubt. The two ulreadv pro-1 their enemy,' the Turk, they will gel ' ieeted will only breed others and tiI- thern anyway, for they are coming ov-,.r and enlarged business blocks will follow In order. I.a Grande Is aready the convention center for Eastern Oregon, ns vitms- liead off man and that is to take iiiA'scd by the hundreds of strangers on bead off. ' our streets this evening; they are hr oooo to remain for three days longer, and Oroco. ' tho -Mexican rehi omh-r. we all. Irrespective of "race, colon or Js on tho trail of the thlnks-he-ia pres ident of that tinrepubltaari republic whose sandy edge grates on our Rio tlrande border. We'll veutnro. that If liis heart could be rend wo would dis cover that Mr. Madero wishes Diaz would come back home ami take til's reins of government again or, th.it he could relinquish to some one. oooo As this paper has said previously. It looks us If the affairs In. Mexico ars- )y religious, but to a degree at lens:, not to bo corrected and pence restored ( The whole of the business of religion till some stronger power Intervenes j g t0 ne nn(j tg, stand for all that is It may hnve to be the United States , ,egt; the genernl aim the particular at the Insistence of other nations. j wefaro of the Individual, the comm-jii- ! oooo , ' lty and the stale. ' it Is pleasant to, note tho success The work of missions Is most patvl wlth which tho Jews are meeting In . otic and appeals to all who love an.l i their desire to secure fro ru thoutrtcs'.l prize best citizenship. Tor the , highest companies the cessation of the' com-1 grodo of private morality is necea- WOKLD 6LIMPSE. WTiat numskull was If said China Is not progressive and that the women over there are behind the times? Look Xtl h 05 w m H xn W tn Lh CO W CO i- Our Spring Lines of Wearing Apparel arc strengthened by daily increased assortments Charming New Spring Dresses $7.50 A whole window full of these pretty French serge dresses, with long revere of striped silk and fancy frill. Our price . : $7.50 Choose Your Easter Suit or Coat TODAY The largest Jissortment of high qual ity read to wear garments in Eastern Oregon for you to select from. Smart Tailored Suits $15.00 to $35.00 New Spring Top Coats $12.00 to $30.00 N. K. WEST THE QUALITY STORE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR Keiser Neckwear For Both Ladies and Men. Dents' Gloves for Ladies. Fowne's Gloves for Men. A rJt "' Fancy Footwear in all the wanted styles to wear with your Easter suit or dress. ' . White Nubuek Shoes , .'.,$4.50 Colonial Pumps .......$3.50 and 4.00 "White Canvass Shoes 3.50 Ctt I CO H let H!'.'. W. at H' W E S W E S T'S WE S W E S T'SW E ST'SMH In Our Men's Store We're featuring two gi'eat lines of .Men's Clothing, Benjamin Suits ' 'Made in New York.' ' $20.00 to $35.00 Society Brand Suits " Tailored for Young Men" v $20.00 to $30.00 EASTER MILLINERY in an endless variety of becoming sprit.g shapes. Exclusive Agents for Gage Bros. Pattern Hats (Also exclusive agents for. Boys' Suits sary In the production of the best pub-j 11c society. The interior of every community and they multiply rapidly. If they has frontiers that are In need of nt- are to remain, thev should herome so tentlon. Congestion often inrinrps in- soon an iinKHihl. thnrnnchiv imhnp.l er their camps with dirigibles and dropping dynamite bombs Into them. There seems hut one way In which to previous condition of servitude," will boost with them and for them and for the purpose that brought them here. HIKMK anssin.Ns (Aptpos to the coming of Uie Men and ' Religion Forward movement In this city.) To bo truly patriotic Is to be religi ous also. Some will not say suincier.t- A Working Capital of Over $215,QQ0C0 Inpites Cciffc'ence in This Bank Tho stability of this institution, Tho substantial men behind It, Its reputation for proKresHlvenoss, It larK loaning capacity, 1 Its spirt of accommodation, have attnuied 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 ... $ 100,000.00 SURPLUS . . . 116,000.00 - RESOURCES . . . 1,000,000.00 United States Depository 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 apparel; also household draperies, etc. This Bervlco has a wonderful life re storing effect and makes any article look better and 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 digestion, and congested centers find with the spirit and life of the true persons who produce conditions dio- American; the newcomer know3 all agreeable, fetid, unnatural. Thesa too little of the customs, manners, need attention.. This home work needs morals aud tho religious rights of Ins home attention' to notice them means new home. Too often his reMainr. ui application or nome missionary ef fort. There are new places needing '.be attention and sympathetic neignbor liness of strong minds and lives; there are found on the frontier fringe of pioneering settlements in our stat.3, territories, and Insular possessions. To help them Is home missionary work It helps to hasten the day when law ana oraer become steady fixtures, lii'i consists mainly of lifeless rites. To assist these millions of new ar rivals to become the highest type .'or an endurable type) of citizen is part of the work of home missions. The best citizen will be a moral and a re lgiious man not a mere moralist and religious professor. A strong arm of this Men and Reli gion Forward movement holding Its meetings now and for the next three The Elite heatte: made more secure, , taxes for criminal days is this systematic, soulful, patrl- prosecutions reduced to a minimum and the best Interests of society made Ideal. ' Annually there come to our shores about one million people, most of whom remain to, propoxate their kind otic endeavor to assist making politi cal, moral and religious matters bet ter wherever the flag of Uncle Sam floats. . J. D. GILLILAX.: "STICK- TO 'ER, KID DON'T LET HER THROW YOU." B'IBWM SWEEPS CLEAN Whether New Or Old Any broom sweeps clean when It's new, but the broom that sweeps clean when It's old Is the broom to buy. MIDGET is the name, has a rod handle, keeps Its cleaning qualities and gets the dirt with the least phy sical efforts. For Sale by Pattison Bros. i i S S J. s s S) t H'ACTS ABOUT REGISTRATIONS I. lllli. .. General election will be held 0 on November 5. j Primary election will be held on April 19. ' $ At .the general, election will be. elected president, vice president, $ ou'e ; United States senator, con-, gressman for new Eastern Ore- gon district, secretary of state, sheriff, clerk, assessor, treasur- er, coroner, surveyor, commis- sloner, justices of the peace and S & constables, recorder, superlnten- & dent of schools, dairy and food commissioner, railroad coi-.mi- seiner (2nd district) ata'o repre- tative, Union and Wallowa coun- i $ ties senator from Union and Wal-' Iowa counties, representative S from Union Count? joint sanator S ) including Union, Malheur and ', Morrow counties. At the primary election par- : $ ties will nominate for arae of- flees and in addition will ex- 3 1 press their choke for president I IViacllilie 's (loillg SO if it's v ana vice president and will elect ; 8 delegates to their national con 9 : t vennons. , ' Registration closes on Anr'l 3 ' ' Last day for candidates to Clo j Being; the Olllv lUOtoi'CV- nominating petitions. April 4. oh with a. SlirinfrVrninp nI Practical Point of View. The mini watched his wife as she en tered the voting Imotb. "Do you like to sue n woman min gling with a lot of men at n polling place Inquired a bystander. "It depends a great deal on the way she vote,"" said the husband, who was a practical man. Cleveland I'luiu Deal er. . r ii ii i r Proprietors: 3Irs. T. . Murphy, JTrs, Fred Swaney nnd .. airs. F,. F. Sinclair. "HOW HEROES A1IE MADE" , V.v A tale of our brave fire-la1!-. dies., . 'IIOU nOPKIXS RAISED THE REST" ......... Solas. A bright, laughable comedy ,"A RAM'H (URL'S LOVE".. .................. Risen A drama pulsating with the red blood of the west. "SHOflTIXi THE ,T0H' I) Y RAPIDS".1 ............. liex Educational and Interesting. "A Tl JIELY . REPEXTAJiCE" IiupT An unusually strong me!o which preaches a powerful ser mon on the evil that is d:n!y causing misery In thousands of homes. A story within a stonv Illustrated soiifr Mrs. E. B Sin-- - ' - clalr. ,J-;- ' On Sunday; Mrs. Sinclair will sing "Mother Mackree." There's no danger of tho The Nervous Patient, ' "7ou should take au ice cold plunger every morning," said the physician. "But, doctor, I have Insomnia." "The Ice cold plunge will help to cure it." ; "No. it won't. I'll He awake nil night dreading it."-Washington Star. f . Gave a Respite. The Doctor How ip .the patient this morning? The Patient's Wife I think he's better, but he seems to be worry ing about something. The Physician Bnm! Ves. Just tell him I wou't semi it for n month. That ought to fre?het him up some. Chicago News. Registration Closes for last time May 15, Two Phonos Main SO. '0 nlid Main IF YOU ArFa T?IFLESENSITIVE mil Ut by rnkm Allrn - Kom-iKc, Iho , M. Mlrtlc po .lor, Into i In.,,,. , , , , Ml,lc f Da bid I'urtU. Patent U-rtllifr Si,,..,3,i f,Pr BtiikiiS rxt-l-.o Hoy, ,N. y , , ii.svs-iirT hi.i1 youri-hinn piiirh, Allfn' I I i'!;',';.,,l,",';'v, r,'l",f' iwwiw; .ic. bumniirj' ana joituif? are reduced to a mini muni, and the roughest roads seem smooth. Come in for a demonstration on the "world's most comfortable motorcycle." HOLLISTER & BOASI At La Grande Auto Co. Phone Main 758. Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications, aa they cannot : reach the diseased portion of the ear. . re Is c-i!y 930 way to cure deafness. .. i.:td U by constitutional remedl' i Deafness Is caused by an inflamed comll- ; tion of tlio mucous lining of tlio Eusta-, cliian Tube. Wlien this tube Is Inflamed... you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect iiftir.ns, nnd when it la entirely closed,,' yeafnesa Is Hie result, and unless tlio In- 1 flaninminn ran bo taken out anil tM tube restored tn Its normal condition. , hearlnsr Will bo destroyed forever: nln cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an Inflamed conOl- , tmn of the inucous surfaces. , i V o will .ro Om HunrtriTl Pollnrs fornny ran; "r . . !f5'2 ("e'.l by catarrhlthot cnr.mit hecnnul w lull's CatArrh Cure. Bond for circulars, freo. V. J. CI! HNET, It CO , Toledo, OUl BolabyDrtitBtta,7fie. Toko lull's lftunl ly Pills for ooosUpatlon.