La Grande evening observer., April 06, 1912, Image 4

SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1912.
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POUtt THOUSAND FEET OP
JHiaU CLASS PHOTOPLAYS
"HUNTING BEAU IN MA
LAYA" ......... G. C. P. C
A very fine picture of this
fascinating sport.
"HIS MISTAKE" ....... Lnbln
His first love was his truly
right girl, but an actress camo
between them." Well acted and
a very pleasing ending.
"AN ADVENTURE OF VAN
DYCK" Potho
A dramatic story well acted
and well photographed.
Miss Laugdon will slug "APRIL
FOOL."
"YOU REMEMBER ELLEN"
Kalem
The IrLsh hills and dales, with
Ellen the pride of the village
of whom Tom Moore wrote. She
the simple, true-hearted maiden
on the one hand, and Lord of
Rosna Hall on the other, who
married her .In a lowly dis
guise, is certainly well handled.
We commend It heartily. It is
a thoroughly delightful feature
picture.
"THEM'S MANY A SLIP". .
S. A A.
Thoroughly good natured and
pleasing comedy.
"WELCOME"
THE OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNIS
Editor aud Owner.
latered at the postofflce at La Grande
as second-class matter,
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WORLD GLIMPSE.
Fire and' flood are monsters when
thoy get control of a situation. The
Mississippi and the Ohio are veritable
eos these days and thousands of peo
ple are made temporarily dependent
upon their fellows for sustenance,
oooo
The country lost a unique charac
ter when "Fiddling Bob" Taylor, late
senator from Tennessee, died this
week His was one of the oddest
campaigns whou years ago lie was.
tumping the state for the office o
governor. He carted his violin with
him wherever he spolTe aTid literally
played on the affections of the con
stituency. ,
o o o o
Arizona astonishes the world
through her governor In his first
message to the legislature asking for
the abolishment of capital punish
ment. Tombstone, Flagstaff, Tucson,
and Yuma are In that state, too.
ooo'o
There is not a thing on earth' to pre
vent the recurrence at ,any moment
of the despicable automobile tragedy
of last Saturday night near Portland.
There are too many gun-toters In ev
ery community. This writer has had
all kinds of experiences day and
night, In mining camps, Indian lands,
In and out of civilization, and he nev
er yet has had -any need for even a
moment, for a gun. A silly presump
tion seems abroad among us that
Americans are such perfect specimen?
of propriety that they need no care
takers over them. .They are on the
contrary, so Imbued with the thought
that this is the land of the free and
the Jiome of the brave, and that free
dom means any sort of license to do
whatever comes first Into the mind
of the native-born citizen.
Whoever carries a gun, tacitly says
he is going to hunt somebody If he
wantB to do so. For that-reason It is
unfair to the fisherman to assess him
and take from him a license fee, and
at the same time, let the man hunter
go without enriching the public treas
ury with his license.
0 0 0 0
Yes, license the guu-toter and reg
ister him too, and let him be fined
plenty if he is found without the per
mit In his pocket.
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nii.nna Ilorrnw finds himself
about to have to employ means of de
hnu ami iinpn not want to snend his
own money. He prefers to spend the
earnings of his friends, ana cans upou
them to assist. He says he is not
"broke" but that since it is a princi
ple and not an Individual who Is the
step Into the limelight, he wants the
suporterB of the principle to pay the
bill. Nice point. See?
O 0 o o
The Socialists are tiring of W. D.
Haywood, and are aaklng for his ex
pulsion from their ranks.
o o o o
The Appeal to Reason became very
tired and then retired. A recent pa
per down east says the editor became
i noniw oaithr nokiner cheap
dope down the necks of the gullible
and then had sense enough to know
when to quit. But. laoor is
up, and will not always oe iuuicu.
0 0 0 0
Uncle Sam says to the Americans
in Mexico: "Johnny, get your gyn
and defend yourself if necessary.
Th.t has hn rine- of business in it.
and looks also, as If the intention of
our nation is to assist, (at least) .n
the governing of the land of the peon,
oooo
Ninety-six members of the United
States Senate now since the new onos
from Arizona and New Mexico have
taken the. oath of office. When Alas
ka Is divided In two and each admit
ted as a state, there will be an even
one hundred.
0 0 0 0
Truly this Is the day of woman. A
brave one has Just made th9 trip to
France from England -ia aeroplivie
route arriving without accident. It
may soon, if not already become an
aphorism: What man can do, that
woman also will do.
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A calamity to the Scientific world
came when Rodgers went to his tragic
death last Wednesday in Lous IUmcIi.
California. He was 'uo first to mako
the trip across the coaiiuent.
.. oooo
Of course you know the supersti
tion of a rainy or sl.irmy Easter Sun
day. It Is thlsr V. It ruin on that day
It will do the same for seven i.onsec-
Jutlve Sundays. , If It -ti fall', l.kewise
will It be fine tor soou buuuiio.
Just watch now, and sea how it pans
out. -
cooo
The Men and ReUnlon Forward
Movement has goue an I' has left a
good taste In ths n-.ouths of- the peo
ple A better La Uruude for our boys
is now a public nlotfin. One of the
first effects is to be a real Y. M. C.
A., we all hope.
OOOO7'
Virginia has a very odd but at ths
same time, a very effective way by
which to recall judges. Is It not af
ter all. the spirit of Incipient and fer
menting mobocracy that desires the
recall? The I. W. W.'s belong to that
gang.
oooo
What do the initials "T. R." stand
for? What Is your answer? One
suggests "temporary retirement-' only.
Another, "too ready," or "terribly
raw." Still another, "turned 'round. '
Yet another, "ticklish responsibility."
or "tough remedy." And another,
"tonuny-rof Lastly, not "Theodore
Roosevelt." but "Taft Re-elected." ...
Vacuum
HOUSE CLEANING
. UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE REPAIRING
MATTRESS MAKING
L. F. BELLINGER,
PHONE RED 5G2.
A Working Capital of Over
$2t5,000 00 Inspires (cnlhtrie ii Wis Bank
The stability of this Institution,
The substantial men behind It, .
IU reputation for progressiveness, '1
It large loaning capacity,
Ita spirt of accommodation, 1
have attracted customers whose deposits aggregate over $700,-
060.00.
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 . . . 116,000.00
RESOURCES . . . . 1,000.000,00 ... , r
United States Depository
PROF. F. J. FREENOR Sphrolo-
dst and Healer. Successfully
treats all diseases. Rooms 4, 5,
6 and 7 over Selder'8 Store. S
Phone Main 721, La Grande.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
BRICK. STONE AND CONCRETE .?
A SPECIALTY. W. C. HANSEN.
PHONE RED S692. , 3.39-lmo
;gSJS3S.?$?$3
There will be special Easter serf-
ices at the Island City Sunday sclyoV
at the regular 'hour, 10 a. ra. Music
by the primary classes, quartet, Easter
songs by school, recitations and exer
cises. Everybody come. Easter Sun
day evening at 7:30 there will be a
very Interesting debate, the question
being "Resolved, that Home Mission
Work Is More Essential Than For
eign." Miss Blanch Clark is leader
for -the affirmative, and Miss Carrie
Hunter for the negative. Special mu
sic Is being prepared, and everyone is
looking forward to a splendid evening.
We will be ready to furnish all
kinds of vegetable and flower plants
when needed. Nelderer Bros. ; Green
House. Phone Main 185.-
W E S W E S T'S W E S W E S T'S
J Just One Day to Prepare For
EASTER SUNDAY
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ARE YOU READY
to uphold your part in the fashion pa
rade? Be sure your costume is correct.
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Then you will know that you are one of
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me "Dener aressea . men. j,
"Benjamin" Clothes have that air of w
refinement and distinctiveness only
found in the production of the high-
priced Fifth Avenue tailors. They're
just right in every, particular. .
Prices $20.00 to $35.00.
jKred BnjniinoQLewyork
genjatTin Qotles
We're Exclusiv e Agents for
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"THE GOSSARD CORSET THEI
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Model o. Qossard. is for the woman
of full proportions.
Let Vour next corset be a Gossard
A .trial fitting will convince you why
tne "uossara uorsei excels.
A comolete Hue of new models al
ways on hand. Price $3.50 to $&.i0.
MRS. ROBT. PATTISON,
Phone RmI 8231 Corsetlere.
B0mtij Iranb (Sttntltea
"Tailored Especially for Young Men." ' 5
$20.00 to $30.00. H
Our "Readv-to-Wear" Department for Ladies showing all the popular spring u
r. styles in COATS, SUITS and DRESSES direct from America's best garment fe
5 houses. . . , , . ,-.;';.d.iii ii; i -xM lT ' . .4 tL . S
IP IT'S NEW YOU'LL FIND IT HERE.
N.
K.West
ine quality
ore
NO MORE
BLUE
MONDAYS
If you use
P and G
Naptha Soap
It is a tirne labor, fuel and J
money saver and cleaner clothes I
than you ever had before. J
Two bars 15c
Four Bars ! 25c
Two Phonos Main 79 and Main
. , 80. . ,'
Pattison Bros.
French Dry
Cleaning
Saves Clothes And
MONEY
Few people realise 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
service 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 economising.
Our services are the most thor
ough and satisfactory in the
west.
City Dye
Works
Pauline Lederle announces that she
Is the sole agent for the Modart Cor
sets "The Improved Front Laced."
All who are Interested in up-to-date
corsets, will please call next door to
the Western Union office or phone
Black 3161. 3-30-tf
TEN DOLLAR BOOK FREE!
The Adler-l-ka book, telling how
you can EASILY guard against appen
dicitis, and how you can relieve con
stipation or gas on the stomach IN-
SWEET PEAS.
There Is no flower grown that is
more admired than the sweet pea. To
succeed best they should be sown as
soon as the ground can be worked In
ihArl.ng- Good sll Jug to a depth
or one foot or more and mixed, with
well rotted manure will give splendid
results. Whpn won i
Strings, or Wire to Slinnort thorn &-enn
STANTLY, 'is offered free this week by ; "? flowel-s picked as soon as they
A. T. Hill, Druggist. . fade f prevent their going to seed. A
good wnv la tn ti .i - j .
Stock sulphur In quantity at Silver- w r. the sc'ssors. As prizes have
thorne's family drug store. 43-St f H eied by the Civics department
o o -of the Neighborhood club for the besl
Ball Game Sunday. I nSS. mKI?" f SWeet peaa' 11 is ex"
Elgin ,Moose vs. La Grande Moose. tlh,l in tnl8 S'Juimlier?'8. hfiffU"
o o Dandellona am f)nnnminn n.. -u
nuisance in this city that they should
be exterminated rit once.
Our effective method to rid the lawn
Of them is tn nilt otilnl,...!. . u : nn
oil can and go over the yard puttin?
FLOOD AREA WIDENS.
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Snake and Rubblt on a Loir.
"As I was leaving Columbus I saw, a drop' of Ve" ac Zl the hLrt of
a snake, a rabbit and a chicken all J each plant, being careful not to touch
noating down the river on a log. I
could not run the engine fast because
of the danger of water extinguishing
the fire in the boilers.
Tomorrow nihgt the young people
of the L. D. S. church will hear two
Interesting addresses. Dr. J. W.
Loughlin will address the men on
"Sexual Hygene," and Mrs. Dr. Dora
Underwood will lecture to the women
on a related subject. All who may be
Interested are urged to attend.
any of the surrounding grass as It will
kill the grass as readily.
While many are beautifying their
homes it would be well to put In con
venient entrances at the back of their
premises so It will not be neceasary
for delivery boys to walk over the
lawns and parkings.
.We will have the finest line of soft
collar shirts In this spring you ever
saw. The Toggery.
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