La Grande evening observer., June 10, 1912, Image 4

LA fiUANDE EVEN INT0 OBSEltVEK, MONDAY, JUNK 10, 1912.
THE OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNIS
EDITOB AND QVtWEU,
Catered at the postofflce at La Grande,
Oregon, a second clan matter.
Sl'BSCniPTIOX BATES.
ail, single copy 5e
ally, per week l ie
Sally, per month .'.e
-THIS IS XX CVni HIRTIIMY."
Sir John Kirk.
will not go with me. He says this
la a Etute of great opportunity, that
he has lived here all of bis life, yet
JT ."" u-u u e7 J"or f Sir John Kirk, secretary, of the
Jwince.he should be elected to tlie i ,,. . , , ..
Bcnate. Ragged School union of London, who
'My opinion Is," continued the I ' knighted by the late Kin? Edward
rancher, "that If Lanes has failed to
make Rood as an individual In Ore
gon, where almost everyone has pros
pered in late years, be Is not the mun
to represent Oregon in the senate."
Had Mr. Lane stopped to consider
the prosperity of Milton people, had
he counted those forty-three auto
mobiles, most of whit h cost over $:t.
000 each, In the parade, he no doubt
would have changed his scream ot
poverty. .Milton people Judge a man
as he should be Judged and they cer
tainly have Harry Lane1 crttalogned
about correctly. .
In recognition of his serving ihA
poor of England and the empire, was
born In Lelres;erBhire. June 10, IS47.
He began life as a clerk in the Pure
Literature society, and was Induced to
assist in the evening In a local rag
ged school. His work attracted at
tention and he waa asked to accept
the KsItion of assistant secretary to
the Haggid School union. This he
did, succeeding In 18C7 to his present
ii'umii as secreiary. sir John is
dead unveiled at Fredericks
burg, Va.
1907 Mayor and officials in French
wine growing districts resign
ed as a protest against the government.
POLITICAL' NOTES
In ten years over Js4,0u0,000 have
been spent on strikes In Germany.
Suxony hug 350 organizations of
stenographers, with a total enroll
ment exceeding 22,000 members.
In Germany the right to strike Is
withheld from employes of municipal.
considered one of the foremost Kng- J gus and water supplies and railways.
Detroit's branch of the Michigan
LANE.
Harry Lane of Portland has the
democratic nomination for I'nlted
States senator, as everyone knows.
That nomination was secured, accord
ing to apparently well founded state
ments from leading democrats by
Lane double crossing Walter M.
Pierce, for the thorough and com
plete understanding - In . democratic
circles was that Lane would not con
test Pierce for the nomination. .
N;w that he is the nominee let us
turn for a thorough inspection of the
man who asks support from the peo
ple. At Milton a few days ago he deliv
ered a speech in which he pleaded for
election because as he put it, "I am
Indpendenetly poor and superlatively
mean.'
He told In the beginning of that
speech what a great state Is Oregon.
He dwelt at length upon the opportu
nities offered here for any man, and
Immediately followed with the state
ment that he was very, very poor.
In attitude and nose that resembled
Jerry Simpson or bloody Bridle
Walte when Populism was In flower.
Lane dwelt upon his poverty.
How was it received by Milton
people?
This is answered by one rancher
Who said: "I am not a partisan; I
vote for anyone who stilts me re
ardlesj of party, buf Lane's speech
Arcade
Theatre
YAIOEVILLK TO SI OUT.
FOR HIS MOTHER'S SAKE
An exceedingly well balanced
and photographed story by Hie
merlcan Pathe company.
ADAMS & STOCKMAN
"In Heaps of Hilarity."
THE SPIDER'S WEB
A splendid Vltngraph. featur
ing; .the ever popular favorite,
Morris Costello..
THE GIRL WITH A I.tSTI'RV
A railroad story full of ex
citement from beginning to end.
A GOOD CATCH
A real lauglit in this pliture.
MARSHALL & (iRKENAWAY
Speelnl Music.
PlCn ilES OK OJ'ALITV.
TIME TO ACCOMPLISH MXTII.
The scientists now set th end of
the world 300,000 years hence. This
In good news, for It will allow the
completion of many projects now un
der way. '' There has been a fear that
the world might end arter Champ
Clark had carried Illinois and It Is
comforting to know that there is go
ing to be a little leeway.
The world bhould be able to accom
plish much in 300.000 years. 'I.iobo
who are paying for encyclopedias on
the Installment plan may, through
their heirs, be able to liquidate be
fore the final day. In 300,000 yearn
there may be a phonograph that will
not fcqneak, wooden legs that will
fit, haircuts that will not grow n'H
ged around the edges, barbers who
will not talk baseball, celluloid col
lars that will not catch fire, sewing
circles that will not gossip and elas
tic suspenders that will not break in
the middle of a two-step.
In 300,000 years It may be possible
to shoo Lorimer and Uncle Ike Steph
enson out of the senate and to have
a Lew secretary of agriculture in the
place of Uncle Jim Wilson. Reall;'
theie ls'no telling what may happen
In so great a stretch of time. Con
gress may be sending out garden
needs,, that will really grow and the
Concessional Record may get to
priMilig speeches that are really
spoken, Ths scientists should be
tnauked for allowing us so much ex
tra time.
LEARMNO BY NEW WATS.
New York City Is to have a thea
tre for children. The idea undoubt
edly grows out of the tremendous
patronage of the moving picture
sohws, and will perhaps lead to the
opening of these cheap show places
for the especial entertainment of the
children In every cily. 1
livery parent knows that the best
means for entertaining and lnstruit
Ing little ones Is the pKtnro. Von
Ciin sav "c-n-t, cat," to a child to
times and next da It Will come back jj
at '0l with "cat" spelled with a "K." i'A
hut you fan I'Nt that word with a &
nleture of pussy anil UMule wll petjjf
It correctly, quickly. Same thins : g
with matters of higher Instruction
the object lesso lenses In the youth,- j
(ill mind for keeiid. , Q
The moving picture show may W i Vi
a verv heneliibl adjunct to the ordi- UJ
nsn auttiorltles on certain branches
of charity work, particularly in the
care and education of crippled chil
dren. The Ragged School union, of
wuicn ne is me active head, was the
first organized society In the world
to deal with Blum children and waifs.
In his sociological investigations Sir
John has visited manv parts of the
world, Including the United States and
Canada. -
THIS PATE IX HISTORY.
June 10.
16!2 Bridget BlBhop hanged at Salem
Mass., for witchcraft.
1755 Gen. Rraddock advanced from
Fort Cumberland for Port Du-
quesne.
1801 The Pasha of Tripoli declared
war against the United States.
1832 Sir Edwin Arnold, famous Eng
lish writer, born. Died March
24, 1904.
1854 Steamship "Niagara" began to
lay the Atlantic cable.
1865 Lydia Huntley Sigourney, noted
poetess, died In Hartford, Conn.
Born in Norwich, Conn., Sept
1 1791.
1891 Monument to' the confederate
state free employment bureau furn
ished positions for 29,400 out of the
31,204 who applied.
The number of unemployed mem
bers of unions affiliated with the San
Francisco, California, labor council
is approximately 7,59G.
the meeting place of the npxt con
vention of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers. It will be held In
1915.
Five European countries, Russia
Roumania, Holland, Belgium and
aly prohibit, under severe penalties,
strikes In those services which are
necessary to the public.
The differences which have been the
source of controversy between the
American Flint Glass Workers' union
and the Galss Bottle Blowers' union
for almost ten years were adjuted
recently after a conference of na
tional officers of the respective or
ganizations.
W E S W E S T'S
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You Are Mostly
"From Missouri"
You Want Agents for '
GORDON $3.00 HATS
"Fn Rp $hnwn"STETSON $4.00 HATS
New crusher and straw 3
J .O shapes are here. . hri
We tan .
ik CLw.rV,,KEISERNECKWEAR
es UllUWIOU 50c to $1.50. X
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Low Fares East
Visit the Old Home via
OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAVI
GATION CO., O. S. L. AND UNION PACIFIC.
Lines Protected by Automatic Block Signal..
liouiul trip tirkets to principal cities in Muhlle West
ern and Eastern btates.
Baltimore $107.50
Boston 110.00
Chicago 72.50
Denver 55.00
Kansas City .$ C0.O0
Minneapolis .. 60.00
New York ... 108.50
Omaha C0.00
St. Louis ..
St. Paul ...
Toronto . . .
Washington
$ 70.00
60.00
91.50
107.50
Lin-
Going limit fifteen days: final return limit October 31, 191
EltAL STOPOVEIt PRIVILEGES. Choice of rouies.
PKoroKTiovm:i.Y kkoitfo fakes to may other points
DATES OK SALE
TO ALL DESTINATIONS:
is, 19, 20, 21, 21.
28, 29.
nary couive or instruction, mm-cu, i
unil this being so, It becomes society j
to especially concern itself with the
character of these shows. And o'.lier
evolution la hound to cnnie at these i
shows. The dav is oiinusr wm-n a
fellow will be able to lake Ills child
in one hand and 15 cents in the oth
er iitnl attend the whole circus at
the picture theatre animals. ring,
clown, elephant, peanuts, and all
without undergoing the notion odors
and obnoxious battle for life one h.n
to undergo in the big tent.
Anv show that Is instnutive nn;l
clean is a Rood thin; for children.
Kveii matured folk learn liuiwt. not
through what they hear, but throih
what they sec
.K'NE 1. C. 7. S. 13, 14. V,
Jt'LY 2, ;i, . 7. 11. 12. 1.".. 16. 2(1, 22. 2:1. 2f, 29, 0, 31.
Al riCST 1, 2, U, fl. 7. 12, 15. 16. 22, 23, 29, 30, 31.
SKPTK.MHICK 4. 5, li, , 8, 11, 12, 30.
THREE Through TRAINS to the EAST DAILY
FronTPortland (Union Depot.)
10:0(1 A. M. " rciro n WuMi i n irt on Limited."
s;liU P. .M. Portland & Timet Simiul ExpreW
llii'.h i hi.;r:o i:i 1I.-1V. H. & 'M 0. S. I... C. P. ami C. & X. V.
!-.i;ii P. 3!. -"-'le.'-pnkiiiic-Portland Train de Luxe," to St. Paul,
tin spokum- and So Line.
Kijnr.MKvr n si:itvit: strictly iiiii-( la?s.
LET 01 U ACKNTS AID YOU IN Ol'TLlN'IN'G YOVR TF.IP.
CITY TICKET OFFICES:
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SEAT I I E
3rd Wash. Sts 601 Spraaneave
PIHMI.AM) SPOKANE
1117 Pacllic ac
T A COM A
SKSSEST!
A Woiking Capital of Over
$215,000.00 Inspires Confidence in This Eank.
The stability ot this Institution,
The substantial men behind It,
Its reputation for progresslveness.
Iff lsrse loaning capacity
It? spirit ot accommodation,
. regate over $700,-
ITa k'.tracted customers whos i;'.i-:-
COO.00.
Promote your Interests bv allying yourself as depositor with
this strong and successful Institution.
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LA GRANDE, OREGON.
CAPITAL ... $ 100.00000
SURPLUS . . . 115.COO.00
RESOURCES . . . 1,000.000.00
United States Depository
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Gossan!
The luxury of a tJossard cor
set is a Ileal Economy.
Vonr satisfaction with them
and a knowledge that you
have the best is worth many
times the price.
I Thev are durable and are
made of the best materials.
j The steels will not rust They
are guaranteed. A complete
line alwavs on hand. Prices
$3.50 to $8.50
MRS. EOBT. PATTISON,
Phone Red 3221. Corsetiere.
We have a new filling mater
ial for front teeth. It will please
vou. No gold to show and the
color of the tooth perfectly pre.
served. It has been the dream
of dcntis'8 for years and at laet
It U true that we have a per
fect filling, one that does not
offend the eye and perfectly re
stores the tooth to as dr nor
mal as posji'-'.c. The next time
you ".isit your dentist Insist on
knowing more ahout It.
DR. STEVENSON
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WE CAN SHOW you the prettiest
x and most exclusives clothin? styles
and models you have ever seen.
WE CAN SHOW YOU the largest
and best selection of men's furnish
ings in Eastern Oregon.
WE CAN SHOW you that thev are
thoroughly dependable at all times
WE CAN SHOW YOU that wo ab
solutely guarantee vou satisfaction
or your money baek.
WE CAN SHOW YOU that wo sell
the best clothes made for far loss
than you would pay for inferior
ones.
WE CAN SHOW YOU that we can
fit your perfectly.
WE CAN even show you that we are
Young Fellows ourselves and
that we are "there" when it comes
to knowing what you want.
We're sole agents for
SOCIETY BRAND SUITS.
$20.00 to $30.00.
BENJAMIN SUITS
$20.00 to $35.00.
FIDELITY $15.00 SUITS.
N. K. WEST
The Quality Store
Mowing the Lawn
Well, it would not be half so hard if you
would take the mower and have it sharpened
1IALK OF T0I R LIFE
U spent in jour working clothes
Are yon sutNlied wllh the kind
job are ncarlnarl Too III he
more than jntKHed If von wear
DATS' Blfl KITE MUM)
LEIGHTON
Orii them this factory way, hence his de
cided access. See him at once and save
muscle d cuss words.
Washington St. Between Fir and 6th
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