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THE OBSERVER
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ADVOCATES Of WITHDRAW AL.
President Taft will not . withdraw
am the presidential race. Is the in
snnatlou given out from the nation
al committee, members ot which ran
st toller at Ohicago. No one expect
at the preside to withdraw, or at
Wat should not have expected It.
hd la ine uivmmuii v VL
whole matter: Papers favorable to
Nic BAiioaal committee's action con
ttao to say, "it Taft should withdraw
Vt would he an admission of fraud in
tke national convention, ' ..'.- ".
That assniMton is not necessary,
whale country knows the national
aaaveatioa was controlled by fixers
who traded federal patronage right
it left and who committed gross
fcandil eu delegate,.-The pres-
Mawi'dees net have- to admit it, oe
voters know it ", '
It wlU be noticed that the advocates
I withdrawal are congressmen. Does
tats not mean' that congressmen rea
ls what la. in the alrt They are
fresh from the people. They know
Chat the dar has passed when politl
ehans can put one over like the Chi
cago transaction.' and therefore they
would like to clarify the atmosphere
ay withdrawing Taft and Roosevelt
Setb from tl unfortunate and dis
graceful potrfsea! drama that has been
enacted la the ftaat sixty days.
But there will be no withdrawals.
rt flrkt wall' continue and in Novem-
s.r the record of the popular vote
tkroghot.ha United St'68 w,n
doubtless w how very foolish the
- atmtillcan natnr and many of Its lead
mrm seen to let a bunch ot na-
tteaal oommittee men who had sel
fish interest at heart, wreck the snip
Arcade
Theatre
.YACDETILLE
fltflTKR! DUO
In their ot Holland scene and
laughable dance.
4 REEUir 6 DIFFERENT 8CB-
. reors.
FIESTJCrN nCTCRES
ALL THE NEW.
EST MODELS
INCLUDED IN
THIS SPECIAL
01 FEEING.
LOOK AT IOWA.
! i:dwa-i-republlcah for half a century.
Iowa for years holding the banner
delegation In congress.
Iowa-the home of some ot the
greatest American statesmen.
Yet, republican Iowa in ner state
convention yesterday positively refus
ed to endorse the national committee's
steal at Chicago.
Iowa will not be a party to aucn a
transaction. She prefers to be rlgnt
rather than be regular, when regu
inritv means the stultifying consci
ence, thif. approval of political trick
ery, and ,the abolishment or we peo
ple's expressed desire.
If it were possible for Oregon re
publican to express themselves the
rMpum convention would be repud
iated by' ah overwhelming majority
right how, and It.. Oregon's national
committeeman was subject to recall,
he, along with a number ot the Ore
gon i delegates would be recalled in
short order. '
WHO ABB REPUBLICANS!
" i Banawaai
To be a republican Is It necessary
to swallew fraud, rottenness and po
litical crime?
To ha republican Is it necessary
to approve of. a national committee
that disregards the voice ot the peo-
To be a' republican la it necessary
fr,r several million voters to be bossel
Into crime byi a tew who are fighting
for sejijsh interests only?
In OreKon there are a reactionart
few who would read out every mem
her nf the republican party because a
mice is raised against fraud. . ThMe
f,.- wnnld aav to at least 50.00 voter
You most lineup regardless of what
aa happened."' ; - "
Will that 50.000 line upT Hardly
V ILLIJSIYE "NEXT TtME. .
' (J. D. OHillan.)
Alwans-after an over-indulgence In
a Daaslon or habit forbidden by train
Inn-l or conscience, the self-whipped
victim sits down by the shoreless sea
ot possible exaltancea and looks Into
ita eternity and write resolves in its
wave-waBhed sands concerning what
he will dp next time he is overtaken
br temDtatlon. "'
'Next time I., will not place myself
In the way I know leads to the haunts
of the Deceptress. I will close the
ears of my thought when even plain
est duty takes me near; I know, the
wile and the strength of the silken
strings that so imperceptibly fix them
selves on me; I am wise now, and
shall not be overtaken." Vain man!
Thus he speaks; the twins, Passion
and Habit are seated for the while
and are resting themselves till they
care to arise again. When they awake
and strotch themselves both Memory
and Will ' forget and become weak.
Self-promises are broken, and "next
time"' finds a victim Instead of a vic
tor. Yet he writes on and again: "Next
time I will not be cross to her who
dally proves her love to me, mother,
wife or sister against whom I perpet
ually sin. Next time I will control
my Hps and govern my looks. Next
time I will he strong!"
So It goes, "next time," hut never
"now." Illusive, delusive, fatal "next
time"!
Thus he writes again his resolu
tion on the changing sands and he
really thinks they are luting as the
universe.
Next time the waves come hissing
In like a white-edged broadax and
they wash away every sign of his
record td his "next time" finds him
self weaker because ot his added in
dulgence. -THIS IS VT IKND BIRTH M."
Newell Sander.
Newell Sander, who has the dla-
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, FIUDAY.JUL2m2.
tiueilou of being tha first ifcuf.ijl.eai.
!o represent Tennessee In tu Unite i
Scaf s senate since the days of recon
utrucMcn, was born In Owl comity.
Indiana. July 13, 1852. ' He g-ailuated
trom Judlana university in 1&73 anl
the ame year engaged in b'islaofi '
Dlooinlngton. Ind. Several year la
ter be lemoved to Chattanooja, Tenn..
where be began business as a maim-far(u-cr
of, plows. In this brstmiss
Mr. Sstders was very successful and
In ('.''e of time became a niau of
weal'-h. He was a delegate u 'ho
natl nal republican convention of 1902
and has been chairman of the republi
can state committee or -t'euuero
since 1904. When United States Sen
ator Robert L. Taylor died last spring
Governor Hooper of Tennessee ap
pointed Mr. Sanders to till the unex
pired term.
THIS DATE IN U19T0BT.
July 18.
1779 Americans made an'udiuccess-
ful attack on the British works
at Stony Point ' - -
1804 Alexander Hamilton, noted
statesman and first secretary of
the treasury, died in New York
ot wounds received in the duel
with Aaron "Burr: Born in the
West Indies Jan. 11, 1757.
1814 Benjamin P. Shlllaber, famous
tor his humorous writings un
der the name of "Mrs. Parting
ton," born In Portsmouth,, N. H.
Died In Chelsea" Mass., Nov. 25,
1890. " ? :
1817 Henry D. Thoreau, noted author
and naturalist, born In Concord,
Mass. Died there May 6, 1862.
1853 Samuel Appleton, pioneer cot
ton manufacturer .and noted
philanthropist, died In Boston.
Born In New Ipswich, N. H.,
Tun a 22. 1788.
1862 Confederates captured , Mur-
' freesboro, Tnn., after a se ere
fight
186? Rev. Joseph Melcher consecrat
ed first bishop of the Roman
Catholic diocese ot Green Bay,
Wis.
1 &95 World's Christian Endeavor Un
ion formed in Boston.
19il Marriage ot Emma Eamoj and
Fmillo de Oogorza at Paris.
"DIPS AND "MOOCHERS."
Plckvecketo. Sneak Thieves, Etc. Are
Being Baa Oat of Portland.
KeeD your eye on your pocketbook
next week and see that the refriger
ator on the back porch U padlocked
Thla la the advice of officers aa
word cornea from Portland that "pick
pocket, aneak thieve, purse snatch-
era and petty larcenlsts are flooding
the cltv." taklna- advantage of the
crowds in attendance at the Elks' con
tentlon. As fast aa Portland drives
them out, other cities ot the north
west may expect a visit '
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MARKET REPORTS
Butter Fancy creamery, 35 cents 1
lb. roll; I lb. roll. 61 cents.
Ranch butter, 5oc I lb. roll.
' Ranch eggs 20c. - . -:-
Feed and Grain.
Alfalfa Hay 113.00 (retail).
Timothy $15.00.
Grain hay $12.04.
Blueatem $1.45
Patent $1.35.
Snowdrift $1.46
Flour
10a Corn Meal 35c per sack.
Bran and Shorts $1.S5 and $1.41
Oats $1.90 per cwt
Rolled barley $1.90 per cwt
Cattle, Boa and FewL
Heavy hogs $6.00.
Chickens Hens 9c; old roosters 7c
spring trie 180.
Cows 4c
Steers $5.00 to $5.75.
Sheep c.
Light hogs 6 3-4c.
Ducks Live weight 12Mc
Geese, live weight 10c.
Fralts.
Oranges 40c to 50c.
Bananas 40c per do.
Gooseberries 6c Quart
Vegetable end Hlscellaneeaa.
Rhubarb 5c.
Oicutnbers 5 to 10c
Onions $3.00 per cwt
f)rn naa loe.
Green Asparagus 10c.
Potato Per cwt., $t.M
Potatoes Per cwt. $3.50.
Spinach 6 lb for 15c
Green onions 5c bunch, t for 10c.
Beans White, t 1-Sc: Una, 10 cent
New Cabbage So.
SENATOR IS JAILED.
Three Years In Prison Is Lot of Onto
State Senator, I. F. Huffman.
Columbus, July 12. State Senator
Isaac E. Huffman, convicted In the
Ohio legislative bribery scandals, was
sentenced today to serve three years
in the state penitentiary. Judge Ratli
mell overruled Huffman's motion for
a new trial. -
ADDITIONAL LOCAL AND 9
PERSONAL.
Commencing Thursday the old time
favorites, such as John Bunny, Maur
ice Costeilo, Florence .Turner, Alice
Joyce, O. M. Anderson,' can be seen
at the Elite Theatre Co 'a picture
house.
The "Thater Duo" with special
scenery and costumes at the Arcade:
" T-ll-lt '
Comoleta Una of bakery goods, fresh
frutt, lea raam, cigar and tobacco,
..if. mv1aI Rakarr. Flv St branch.
July number Ladlaa Home Journal in
stock.
t ... O 0
Friday noon.
Cheap Wood far Sale.
Plenty of dry box wood for kin
ling and summer fuel. $1.00 per
load at Perry. Grande Roade Lumber
company. 6-10-tf
Dr. W. D. McMillan Is in Portland
and will return July 23. 7-7-tt
"Thater
night. . '
Duo"
ths Arcade
7-11-2
to-
A TREACHEROUS TROUBLE.
La Grande People Are Shown the Wax
OnV,
Kidney diseases are very danger
oua. They come on siienuy. gain
ground rapidly, and cause thousands
ot deaths that could have been pre
vented br proper treatment In the
beginning. Nature gives early warn
ln ' kldnT dlaeaaa backache
Ltwtnges of pain when stooping or lift
ing, headache and urinary disorders.
It these symptoms are unheeded, there
la grave danger ot dropsy or fatal
Bright' Disease: ' Doan's Kidney Pill
have earned a reputation for their ef
fectiveness In kidney troubles, and are
known and recommended the world
Firesh Tmlt I
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VEGETABLES
STRAWBERRIES
CANTALOUPES .
DEWBERRIES
LEMONS
BANANAS
ORANGES
APRICOTS
HUCKLEBERRIES
CHERRIES
FRESH TOMATOES
CUCUMBERS
STRING- BEANS
NEW PEAS
BEETS
TURNIPS
LETTUCE
GREEN ONIONS
NEW CABBAGE
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J. G. Snodgrass
Quality Grocer
Half Price Sale
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Ladies Suits, Coats,
Wool Dresses. Dress Skirts
TOTJB CHOICE
OF OUR EN.
' TIRE ' LINE
NONE BE
The Qnahty Store
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La Grande readers ahonld find
over.
convincing proof in the following
statement. - It'a from a erases of this
locality. -
' John Torengo, Cracker St, Bump
ier, Ore., aaya: "Last spring my Wd
the kidney secretions war highly
oolored and painful In passage and I
neys were disordered and I began to
uffor from backache. I noticed that
thus knew that my kidney were at
fault The use of one box ot'Doan's
For Your
i Picnic Basket j
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SUNDAY
(OB for cold lunch we wlU have
Fresh Cottage Cheese
- Chipped Beet
Boiled Ham
Olives, Minced or whole.
Pickles, in Olass or Bulk.
Full line fruit and vegetable.
Pattison Bros.
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ALL THE HEW.
EST MODELS
INCLCDSD ra
THIS SPECIAL
OFFERING.
Kidney " Pills tonsil " up my kidneys
and caused the backache to cease. I
am grateful : to Doan's Kidney Pill
for what, they did for me.''
For sale by. all, dealers: Price 50
ceata. ' Foater-Mi!burn Cdy Buffalo.
New York, sole Agents forHhe United
State.
Remember the
take no other.
name Doan's and
For Those Vho
KODAK
Films .. ' ''
Plaiea ' .
Printing Paper
Trimtnlnc Boards. -Painting
Frame
Dark Room Lamps -Photo
Mounts ';""
Tripods' v ;
Measuring Olasse . ,
Flash Light Towdar
Derelopers., ; ; "i.
n Developis) Tasks -
Red Cross Drug
" Store
l Phone Main 4.
The Gossird at
$3.50 Is a Real
Corset Bargain
The Got sard front lace corset
haa always sold at $5, up to
thla year.
It la worth more than $5 to
the woman who appreciates the
style and solid comfort she en
Joys in the Gossard the one
right eerset
The great demand for the Gos
sard has enabled the makers, by
doubling their output, to lower
the price to $3.60, while keep
lag np ths high quality that has
made the Gossard America's sn
preme corset
A complete line always o
sand. Price $3.60 to $8.60.
If yen seed a new corset tele
phone Red tzzi.
US. ROBT. PATTISOI
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