La Grande evening observer., April 17, 1912, Image 7

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"OH PAL13 CP!3AI'- lu,' room moJ
" ef i cottage furnished. Routs . w
.J22.00 per month. Mrs. 3. C. Zuber.
A- B. Salmon of Portlaud was at tha
Sommer tnlu morning. . . tv.
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Getting Left
is -what ..those iriisguided
mortals. are 'doing who buy
wiieejs on ine strenfftn oi
their being "just as good''
as the Columbia bicvele.
There ' is no other wheel J
just as good and certainly
none better. : The Colum
bia wheel stands for all
that is superior in bicycle
construction .grace ,
beauty, and ease of run
ning. New stock just ar
rived. Leighton's Garage i
f'
STBIKHUltHAKEHS FIGHT
Eose, 'VVliom all Strlkors Fenr, Jafleil
After Fighting' With German.
, Two strikebreakers came to blows
ttiB-mornlng over awatch, when Rose,
a big fellow working In the shops,
charged a German , machinist ; with
stealing a watch. ; Hose, who by the
way. Is a real husky and all during the
life of the strike has had the strike
breakers cowed continually, struck
the German and the German respond
ed with a rock. ;, Chief of Police Mc
Lachlin brought quiet out of the war
fare rwhon he arrived on the scene
and the two men have been debating
the merits of the charges In respective
-cells of the city Jail this afternoon.
Por rheumatism you will find noth
ing better than : Chamerlain's Linl-
DRINK
AT .
America's Best Mineral Water
It's Good for What Ails You
Call Main Eight
Retail Department
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Ruberoid
Roofing, Sash Doors, etc.
at the
George F aimer Lumber Co.
We have a large amount of
loncy
On improved farm lands in Union,
Baker and Wallowa Counties
HILL & HIBBERD
La Grande National Bank Building
Almost a .Miracle.
Ono of the most startling change
evsr seen in any nian, according to W.
D; Holsclaw," Clarendon, Tex., was
effected years ago iu nta brother. "Ho
had such a dreadful cough," , he
writes, "that all our family thought he
wus going . Into consumption, . but lie
began to use Pr. King's Now piacov
try, and was coiuplotulyi cured by ten
bottles. Now ho Is sound and. well and
weighs 218 pounds. -For many years
our family, has used this wondarlui
remedy for coughs and colds with ex
cellent results.?.-' It's' quick, sale, re
liable and guaranteed. Price 00 cents
mid .1-00. : Trial bottle free at all
druggists.
Socialists to 1'roTltlo Belief.
Sacramento, AprtM7.- With a viev
of thinning the ranks of the unem
ployed In California the socialist par
ty here Is preparing to send through
out the state ns an initiative measuro
a "right of employment" bill which
provides -for the-establishment by t'w
stato legislature 'of labor .. .-agencies
throughout the state and. inauguration
of state industries so there will be
work for all citizens able and willing
to earn a livelihood. . ,
TO THE LAIHUS.
Mrs. C. H. Whitney of Baker, Ore.,
face specialist and taanufacturer of
toilet articles, will be in La Grande
for a fow days, and will call on the
ladies. Moles and 'superfluous hair-3
removed by electricity. 1407 T avenuo.
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THE GOLDEN BTJLE CO.
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to Loan
"1. h. Connolly pud wlfo wore .'. im
from Kaiuelu thU morning.
F. A. Harmon,
general manager ol:
Foley today
vj B: Eaton.a nn uiber of 'ie .stn:'
inx commlsslou, is iu the city, ?toti-
ping at the Foley today .;
; E, Morgan, a railroad engine
Kumela, Is stopping at the Foley while
t:; rsact'.ng busi jits here iiiay. . ,i.
Wesley Andrews a well- known Ba
ker man, is at .be' Foley this ufmrr
noun t '
, Frank Hempo, a well known citizen
of Union, was at the Sommer this
morning. '
Fr.B, Jasper was here from'Bakr
last night, transacting business mat
ters and stopping at the Sommer. v .
T. A. Rinohart, a member of the
state tax commission, ls . in , - Union l(
county today. . He arrived last evening
from Salem and will be iu La Graudf
to cast his vote next Friday., . : ,.. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. 11. 3 Ritter and daugh
ter Flavla ' arrived home today from
an extended tour of the northwest, go
ing as far as Ne'w Westminster, IJ. C,
and other Canadian towns. They have
been gone about two weeks, , .-,
David Bay, now of Portland but for
many years a resident of La Grande,
Is In the city visiting his eons, Frank
and Harve and many acquaintances.
His health has Improved greatly sine-?
VOTEBS HEAH TAFT EXTOLLED.
(Continued Irons page one)
al paralysis and.' financial : disaster.
These manifestations have,;: however,
been confined to democratic revisions.
The old policy has been discarded and
through the efforts of President Tafl
a tariff board this is destined to In
augurate a nerf system In the making
of tariff laws has been created.
"In 1908 the , republican platform
laid down the rules for tariff revision
that the rates of duty should measure
the difference between the cost of pro
duction at home and abroad.' ; In or
der to Intelligently apply this rule the
cost of production of. articles In all
competing nations must be ascertain
ed. Heretofore congress has had no
adequate means of obtaining this in
formation and this Is the function , of
the tariff board which President Taft
has created. To Mr. Taft Is due the
credit of providing the law-making
body for the first time In history wlt'i
adequate facilities of obtaining thl3
DAMEL
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Eastern Oregon's candidate for dele- he will work and vote for the nomlna
gntes to republican national convor.- tlon of the party's choice for pres1
tlon Every republican in Eastern dent and vice president.
Oregon should vote for Mr. Uoyd, ni . Third Jfamo of the Ballot ;
(Pd. Ad)
Thursday, April 18th, Only
20 '-and -'25' Ceil Suitings
Colors, Tan,
Information." ; : . i'. . '': ' s ' '
How President Roosevelt brought
Governor Taft from the Philippines
to take charge of the construction' of
the Panama canal, and how he had
been prominently Identified with that
work . continuously since were elo
quently portrayed. - His work in se
curing for San Francisco the 1915 ex
position was referred to and some. In
side congressional history given, show
ing that without (the influence of the
presidential office New Orleans would
have won the enterprise for the Gulf
of Mexico, Instead of the Pacific ocsan
having It. V,:.;.,r',, '-, ; s':f-,.:2 ,
The speaker ' concluded amidst a
round of applause In a masterly tr!
bute to President Taft.
John Paul Jones Honored.
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; Washington, D. C, April 17. With
impressive military and civic exer
cises the' magnificent memorial t.
John Paul Jonas, the naval hero of
the American revolution, was dedi
cated in this tlty today. Congress ap
propriated $50,000 for the' memorial,
which occupies a conspicuous site at
the main entrance to Potomac park.
'' The president of the United States
and members of the cabinet, the di
plomatic corps, justices of the 3u-
BOTD.
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Blue, Pink,- Lavender and Rose
CHOICE
preme cdurt of the United States, dis
tinguished officers of the navy and tlu
army, as, well as a large concurse oi
citizens, were present. Thousands of
bluejackets of the navy, United States
marines, soldiers of the regular armv
and of the National Guard and dele
gations representing .patriotic and
other civic organizations were asseui
bled in parade as a tribute to the fa
mous naval hero. . , -
The memorial, the work of Paul H.
Niehus, the New York sculptor, was
admired by everyone wno saw it. In
many respects it differs from other
similar memorials erected In the na
tional capital. It consists of a marblo
pylon of classic design as the back
ground for a collosBal bronze 'figure'
of the lnterpid naval commander of
the early days of the republic. The
pylon Is a massive rectangular tower ,
about 15 feet lp height t occup es the
center of an ornamental fountain, the,
water for which will come from the
bronze heads of dolphins at each end
LetUsReason.
- You And I
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Yon devote more of your time to other .things while
1 devote my time to the study, of -the eye, the exami
nation for errors of refraction, manufacture of good
lenses, and the perfect fitting of frames. v ;
I cau, and do, give satisfaction, because I' have
trained ability, equipment and facilities. My method
w successful where others fail.
I DO NOT USE DRUGS
I Grind All My Glasses
HEACOCKSSSSi
Office 3 Doors East of Golden Rule
of the pylon. On the back of the shaft -is
a large panel, containing a has ro
lief representation ; of J ; Commodore
Jones raising the American flag on ths,
historic ship Bonhomma Richard. v
'The Jones statue stands at the bass
of the monument In' front of the pedes-
tal. :-It is of heroic proportions, be
ing about ten feet; high.-. The great .
naval commander is shown in full un
iform,' with an expression and poso
suggestive of his Indomitable will aid :
unconquerable spirit. Apparently ho .
is wa.tching a naval engagement. Ills .
right hand. Is detached and his !eft
hand clutches his sword. ' -.,' r
In the die under the stave Is In
scribed: ,. ; ;,-'. ".''.' '.': 'v'.-!"
1747':. v:.;-1 ' -:' ': : First r'i 1703
To eompelvforelgn men of war
To strike colors to the Stan and..
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