La Grande evening observer., May 31, 1912, Image 4

LA GRANDE EVENTNO OBSERVER, FRIDAY. MAY 31, 1912,
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THE OBSERVER
BPUCE, DENNIS
EDITOB AND OrTNEfl. ,
' the minds of many. Rather baa it
reached a atage of local disagreement
t Of Interest to every woman in La Grande
In Union, which la very, very unfor
tunate and the Evening- Observer
would recommend aa a friend to all
partiea concerned, that the Union
bubih get together and renew allegl;
ance to each other ud to their city
which Is deserving of Intense loyalty.
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KECRXTTAI1LE AUTOMOBILE
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. The prosecution of auto owners who
Have no license for 1912 at Union, and
tte feeling that arose over It aeenia
' Bound to survive for a while. It was
Indeed hoped that the matter had en
tered that state of coma which means
that everyone In a short time will for-
' set it .
Instead of La Grande auto owners
and Unjon people feeling apart over
.the scan bug shifted to Union
where locally there U some conten
tion as to cause. 4
A letter from George Huffman is
piloted In this Issue. Much as we re
fret that thU suould be put Into print
at this time we cannot deny a citizen '
of the standing of George Huffmanl
apace In his borne paper to explain'
Sis nlde of any question. I
This whole affair Is magnified and
abould not have reached the ferment
c $ tage that It has. Automobile own.
era who break the law should be pun
Jibed, as we have said repeatedly, but
Ac manner In which the whole thing
Iwa come about takes away the weight
at the desire to enforce the law In
Arcade
Theatre
CINDERELLA
BUNK7 COMEDY
WATSON SISTERS
PINE VAUDEVILLE
The charming Clara Norrls, of El
gin, and her gallant lover must have
been reading Shakaapear to some pur
pose. It was a favorite device of the
great master to dress up bis heroine
In male attire and make her flea from
her lawful guardians as Miss Norrls
has done. Shakeapear seldom permit
ted bis hero and heroine to dwell to
gether in the woods without a chap
erone, but that Is a mere Incident
We cannot expect real life to follow
the model of tio drama exactly In all
particular. ...
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I iv u oiieu nam oj truivs luai uou
Und and Imogene are Shakeepeares
two most lovable heroines. Both of
them wore men's clothing at Import-
Crispin their careers. Rosalind posud
as a man during the entire episode of
the sojourn In the forest of Arden.
Nobody who has witnessed the play
finds her any the leas charming for
her adventure. As for Imogene, she
put on men's garments In order to
facilitate the search for her unfaithful
husband. This does not differ easen
tlally from the plight of Miss Norrls,
who has donned them In order A.0 win
a husband. In our opinion the prize
Is worth the effort.
The root of Mis Norrls troubles
lies In the fact that she Is only 17
years old. The law does not believe
that she Is sufficiently mature to se'
lect a husband for herself, and there
fore, If the lover, young Hopson, Is
caught, , It may go hard with him. In
the eye of the courts he Is a felon. But
love has always been In the habit of
laughing at courts and other ancient
Institutions. It is prone to take mat
ter by storm and think of conse
quences only when It is too late.
Fond as we are of romance, we
cannot fully approve of Hopson'a con
duct It k earns as If he might have
waited another year until bis sweet
heart had reached the proper age to
decide the momentous question of
marriage for herself. If he could not
trust her to wait, perhaps he might
have consoled himself with another
bride lu due time. But 'now, the mis
chief la done and the. authorities, are
confronted with . a practical-Question
for solution. .Which la . better, . to
make a felon of Hopson by prosecut
ing him to the last notch of the law
or to permit him to dwell in peace
with the girl who lore him? Which
will be more agreeable to think of In
hundred years? Portland Oregon
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on our entire line of
Ladies' newest
Coats
Suits
Skirts
Silk and wool
Dresses
Three Big Specials
In Fine Millinery ;
Lot 1
$3.50
Lot 2
$5.00
Lot 3
$6.90
See them in our win
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Your Choiqe
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Values $4.00 to $3.00
Your Choice
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$3.50 and $4.00 values
Your Choice
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We're showing many
new patterns in
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DECORATING THB GRATES.
Instead of making a gala occasion
of May 30th La Grande yesterday bow.
ed its hejl In sorrow and deep grief
for tboae who hare passed to the
Great Beyond. Patriotism was not
overlooked for Col. Ivanboe delivered
a remarkable address to those of the
civil war veterans who are left and
to the general public. He made clear
the duties of the present generation
A Working Capital of Over
$215,000.00 Inspires Confidence in This Bank.
The stability of this Institution,
The substantia! men behind It,
Its reputHtlon for progresslveness,
Its large loaning capacity
Its sptrlt of accommodation. -
Have attracted customers whose deposits aggregate over 1700.
000.00. '
Promote your interests bv allying yourself as a depositor with
this strong and successful Institution.
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
CAPITAL ... $ 100.00000
SURPLUS . . . 115,000.00
RESOURCES . . . 1,000,000.00
United States Depository
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toward the boys In blue, to the flag T
and to. the government His. reml
nlscensea were rich in flavor for he
came from the sunny southland and
knows the heartbeats of those who
were pitted atialnst the northern army
In the great war of the sixties.
- Decoration- of ' graver followed and I
people who have lost friends and rel-1
aUvea spent a tew hours at the graves. I
It was an appropriate servlce a ser-l
vice that sinks deeply into the hu
man heart
rUTTIAO CT BILL BOARDS.
Dare Steward Will Hate One of the
Best Plants In the Northwest
D. H. Steward, owner of the Stew
ard theatre, Is erecting the best bill
boards be is able to buy. The boards
are of iron and everyone Is put up in
a substantial manner. He has cot fin
ished the work yet as many more will
be Installed and when completed It
Is admitted by everyone that the bill
posting plant In La Grande will be one-
of the best to be constructed. Mr.
Steward, in thla, as In everything
ese, Is following his Idea of when a
thing Is worth doing It Is worth do
ing well.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
Do you want to sell your term land?
Do you, want to sell your fruit ranch? ;
Do you want to sell your city property?
LIST IT WITH US-WE WILL GET YOU RESULTS
PUT A FAIR PRICE ON IT AND LET US SELL IT FOR YOU
Call us up and our representative will call on you, or come
in to see us.
E. S. Givens Investment Co. La Grande National Bank BIdg.
For Eczema
t'ne a mild roothlng wash that Instantly
tops the ltcfc.
Ws hsve sold many othr rmwJ for
ekln trouble but Hons that we could per
onallr mnrnta as we ao me u. u, u.
J'recrlptlon. If I bad Kciema I'd use
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plates of our pure, delicious and re
freshing Ice Cream, which we guar
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