La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 15, 1912, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti IMClEi'TjU;-! LA GRANDE EVENING OKSEIIVEK, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1912. Arcade Theatre FOUtt THOUSAND FKET OF HIGH CLASS l'JIOTOl'LATS. BEFINED ENTEKTAINMENT FOB AIL PEOPLE. i "A VICTIM OF CIHCUM- STANCES" ..... Kalem Pictured In the south among the Evergludes, quiet waters and tangled forests. "JIELLO CEN TIDAL . .Luhlii An amusing and romantic comedy, fresh and , very Inter esting. THURSDAY 18ih MELV1X AND O'NEILL, COMEDY SIXGINU AND TALKING ACT. FOB Til It EE DAYS. "THE POISON CIT". ,G. C. P. C ' Simply a fairy story told clalrly .Nothing but entertainment in this picture. . "THE HELL TIKOTHEBS ... G.C. P. C. An acrobatic picture of more than unusual Interest. MISS LANGDON IN LATEST ILLUSTRATED SONG "PLEASE REMIT" ... Edison A very welcome comedy wlt!i the editor of a country newspa per as Its center. ' MELYIN AND O'NEILL THE 18 til, lillli mill 2Ulli. NO RAISE IV PRICE OF ADMISSION. W.lson is mayor of Ilunnewell. and many school boards are managed bv women. ' : She can wear men's trousers If sin; desires, but must not pretend to be a man. On the other hand, men are forbidden to wear dresses In public. There are over 600 women practic ing law iu Kansas, and over 100 wom en physicians. In counties where women hold office there have been no scandals or any shortages or ac counts. There are no political leech03 hanging about, and employes are cho sen for fitness rather than from po litical pull. : .There are 18 Kansas women manag ing farms, five who are presidents ;f banks, over 30 who are owners and managers of big business enterprises, and many others active In other llns of business or politics. . I Kansas just dotes on being nice to her women folks. IMHLEIt LEAGUE MEETS. Noii-Partlmin League Honrs Program at 1 m bier Last Week. Imbler, April 15. (Special) I -net wck the Non-Partisan league hold au enjoyable event when a program was curried out at the regular meeting of the league to discuss topics of mo ment. The following program was cnr.-Icd out at that time: Song "America." Minutes last meeting. . ' ! Story, ........ ,.V. Westeusko-.v Solo ..... Frank Bridget New Business. '. Discussion -"Equal Suffrage. ; Closing Song "'Oregon.'' ' Ofllcers L. Billings, President. G. A. Fields, Secretary. John Wells, Reader. .Sherwood Williams, Musical Direct or. THE OBSERVER BRUCE DENNIS EDITOR AND OWNER. Entered nt tho postofi'ieo at I.n Grande, Oregon, ns second class mailer. Reference was made Jn editorials Jr. this paper last week to the atti- tude of a large number of pnpers to ward the candidacy of Jerry Rusk for congress. It is but Just to state that of those mentioned either specifically or by general reference two in their Issues of April 12th made brief edi torial reference to Mr. Rusk. They are the Wallowa Sun and Blue Moun tain Eagle. The East Oregonlan and Portland Journal, neither of, which are republican papers, and v'wh:ch along in February of last year am early in this campaign- briefly recom mended Mr. Rusk editorially have had nothing to say In his behalf for some time. There mjst be a reason, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Dally, 'slnglo copy 5c Dally, per week '.tiic Dally, per monlli (jiic , IN KANSAS. For n real Utopia for women, Kan sas modestly hangs out lis sign and eays: "Behold, II, Is here." No less a personage than the nttor - ney general of Kansas, John 3. Daw son, says so, nnd he furnishes tho fol lowing proof: In Kansas a woman may retain her maiden name when she Is married. S'.ie may persmido her husband t-.i give up his name and take her innlden name, She may retain her maiden nam-! and her husband may retain bis name She may retain her nnildeu nami for business and take her husband's name for social Intercourse. She can hold property that her hus band cannot touch and may sell It without asking him anything about It. She can hold nny office, state, coun ty or district. There are SO women holding county positions and 20'Onn nounced candidates Tor orflces Iator cn. Sho can hold any elective school district or municipal office. Mrs. El'.i - AllllOHt U illnnclo. One of the most startling changes ever seen In any man, according to W. B. ilolsclaw, Clarendon, Te"x., was effected years ago in his brother. "He had such a dreadful cough." he writes, "that all our family thought be was going Into consumption, but be began to use Dr. King's New Discov- I ery, and was completely cured by ten bottles. Now he is sound and well iyid weighs 218 pounds. For many years our family has used this wonderful remedy for coughs and colds with ex cellent results." It's quick, safe, re liable and guaranteed. Price DO cents and $1.00. Trial bottle free at all druggists. . A Pleasant .Surprise. The relatives of Mrs. R. W. Taylor gave' her quite a. pleasant Burprlse Wednesday, March 27 at the home of her father, A. J. Taylor, west of Brv HHiigh. Mrs. Taylor will leave soon for her home at La Grande, Ore.,' hnv Ing spent the winter, with relatives and old friends. They, all brought wen filled baskets and a sumptuous dinner was spread at the noon hour, to which all did ample justice. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. A.. J. Taylor, Mrs. R. W. Taylor of La Grande, Ore., Mrs. Pierce Fonburg and little son Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Qulgley, (Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Taylor and sons Ever ett, Ralph and Carl.-rThe Broiaug;i Journal, Bronaugh, Mo. Tiic DOCTOR'S QUESTION. Much Sickness Duo to Bowel Dis orders. A dix-tnr' first (iiiiMiIiiu when con nill"l liy a pat hint K your bow ! el) r -vnlai V" lie I; rows (hut HI'.:',, ol li.ni"-: U iitlfiKli'd Willi i:i::ctivf bow i'N and i.ii-.;! Hut. and llial I'd-! i-un !ii ion iiii-t lie ivumvi'il gently lino l; ni!!!.'li:v lnf,ir; Iic:i!iIi -:n lie re s:nri' !. !!i'Mi! Or;li'i;:lcM nee a positive. k;;s ant. -Mild --i P. ronii'dv fur i-nusllpntion i'!!d limve! disorder In com-nil. We I IV :.n rvl:'!:i of rlu'll- cn-at curative value that vc promi-Ji- in return Ihe puri linker's imiiK'.V In evi"-y i-nsi' when they f::!l to ic.k.Iiicp entire vnthfartlmi !'."X:lil Orderlies nre eaten like candy they act j uii-t iy. nnd aid In prndurini: ti Knoti.'lt:.'',-. stn-nf-tlienii't'. lioi.llupMn. llueiicp on Dip entire Intestinal tract They . do not purge, gripe, cause nau sea, flatulence, excessive looseness, dlarrhu'ii. or other annoying effect. They are especially Rood for chil dren, weak persons, or old folks. Three sizes. 10c 2,"c., nnd 50c. Sold only at our ntor Thr Itexnll Store. RIDS WANTED. Notice is hereby given that the dis trict school board of school district No. One of b'n'on county, Oregon, will receive up to 7:30 o'clock p. m. cf May 3, 1912, sealed bids for weather stripping the windows (except in basements and commercial room) of the High, Central and Fourth Ward school buildings. Bidders to furnish all material and perform all lnbo.r Specifications for same to be furnish ed with bid. All work to be done din ing summer vacation nnd complete by August 20, 191.2. Bids to be Wt with school clerk. The board reservas the right to reject any or all bids. , f ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS, , School Cleric. Mlunlil May. 3-3 2. WES W E S T'S W E S W E S T'S t E Young verv KNOWS or at least should know that a great amount of his. success will be influenced by his personal appearance You Cannot Look Your Best in an ill-fitting, poorly tailored suit. You may have . the education and the ambition to make your mark in this busy world, but you will find it a hard propo sition if you don't dress the part. . BE DISTINCTIVE IN YOUR DEESS! BE "UP TO THE MINUTE" IN STYLE DRESS IN GOOD TASTE FOR EVERY OCCA- SION! -J. IN FACT, BUY M an Society i CI Eh ran CopyrisU 1012, Alfred Decker 4 Coho "For Young Men and Men Who StayYoung" And you will have the satisfaction of knowing you are wearing the highest type ' of Young Men's Clothing in the world. :.'!., There's 37 distinct features of superiority found only in Society Brand Suits. f Come in and let us show you what they are. The prices are attractive, too. :. ,t. t rt. -.. j j 5 , . F0SSTRO3T SIGNS STATE- ? MKNT. ? f I am a believer in and have t S' subscribed to Statement No. 1 not wiihstnnding rumors and reports rv to the contrary. This can bo ? verilled by investiKating my pe- 4--r tit'nn on tile with the county ,s : clc-rk. ' C. J. FOflfcSTROM. ?N t s. -s, , tj, ft A Working Capital of Over J2I5.CC0.f0 Inspiies (evidence in This Eznk The stability -u 'Jils ln.-'l tiltlon, Tlie suh-Uaiii:,r, iceu beh'iv It Its reputation for ropro..iv.W9, ' Tt lars;n loaning capacity, Its spirt of accommodation. ' have attracted customers wliose dcjiosits aggregate over ?700,- 000.00. Promote your Interests hy allying yourself as a depositor with this strong and surccssf.j 1 Institution. -La' Grande National Bank . LA GRANDE, OREGON. CAPITAL ... $ 100.000.00 . SURPLUS . . . 115.000.00 RESOURCES . . . 1,000,000.00 United States Depository Dciiiocrats Hiitc Troubles. Chicago, April 15. : The count;' judge Took personal charge of the po lice force nt noon today nnd ordered thonr to chop down the door of the 7th regiment armory to 'allow dem ocratic county convention to be held there, according to his orders. The militia had barricaded the doors and refused to allow the police to eater. Threo hundred police finally entered, and the soldiers are maltlnc- no re- fistence, 3?0.00 to $30.00 Ik West k i Quality KJ a AAA A 'n n m i n "Vl en j-o.: a coi.i -- ma- "haiiibsvliiin's ,h );'.'tii':. , it ' '.'-n fix vein up ail :, vi.'. ,,.,'; n'.' ttfiidoncy tiHvai-r! piiciimoiiiii. remedy cojituina no opium or ether us:.-.: I and may he given ?.z confident iy to a m-lj ns to an oduil. .KoUl by licciers. No. 14 MR. BALL PLAYER: Do Yon Rndtze (hat the CORK CMTER BAIL Is the Official Bull of the World Series, and thnt no other slyle of ball can be used in World Series games ? Don't you want to play with the ball nil the big lcaues use? The SPALDING' "OHicial National League" CORK CENTER J3AJA, , $1.S5 each la the Ofliciul Ball of the World Series nnd the officially adopted hall of the big majority of tdl professional and amateur leagues and of Uie most prominent colleges and schools throughout the United Slates. SPALDING (SjfSuIS) Eas Ball Usdfooms WOIIN BY THE CHAMPIONS Srnd for lamplca of mfttrrial, measurement hlnnka, etc. hce. Copy of SpUtuiv Catalogus ffe on rcqueat to any addrcet. A. G. Spaldins & Bros. 158 Geary Street San Francisco Eyesigh't Specialist Jiivlfos yon to visit his new Op tlcnl imi'Iors 3 doors east of the Golden Hulc sttu'e. He will he pleased to make your acquaint ance, nnd demonstrate his meth od of fitting glasses scientifically. tm mm ii ! in i I i 1 & H8 am' u IMD1TI7 TELEPHONE IT ; And Get an Immediate Answer Every Telephone is A Long Distance Station Home Independent Telephone Company A tonic. Alterative and Resolvent. The bot remedy for Kiilnevs, T.lvcr and llowels. 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