La Grande evening observer., July 13, 1912, Image 4

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, SATURDAY, JULY 13,' 1912-
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THE OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNIS
ED1T0B AHD 4WIEB,
3Mi4 at ts postofflee at La Brand.
. a sscsns eUs matter.
SUBSCBTPTIOH BITES.
Mfly, stagls eopy ... t
By, p' week le
Dally, per mo nth
W0BL D GLIMPSE.
through those year. It wju the high
est expression of that same, national
jfAltjh. thatVaV given in thVjmmortal
Gettysburg' address of Lincoln when
he said on bat historic battlofleliJ.
but recently baptised wltti'h holy
blood of American soldiers. "It la bet
ter for ua to be here dedicated to the
great task remaining before ua, that
from these honored dead we take In
creased devotion to that cause for
which they gav. the last full measure
of devotion; that we here highly re
solve that theae dead aball not have
died In vain." We must have right
national principle If we hava the
right national living.
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Hello BUI!
That's the Oregon slogan all this
week. The Brave. Patriotic, Opulent
Expression of American manhood has
i right of way among us. By the way,
can anyone tell us tne origin or me
salutation?
0 0 0 0
n V n f.
us io home and bualuea but a weiifje
eiaratlng us for the nonce ami' car:
i jjng u into the temporal field dt tor
getfnlnea of the many-mouthed worl.T
that erl'commandlngly to us aa
driver us with scorpion-tipped whips
to tut drudgery. of duty.
fc'tet yone should take (steal, filch,
puatX or capture) some time annual
ly to gel that wedge time into his hf;
nd really recuperate.
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Life Wlthest a Camp Fire
Conspiracies are ever afloat to rob
wealthy people. Whoever baa a pos
session has wealth. Not masked high,
waymen In human flesh are the rob
bers meant They are masked surely
Sokkmm Anarchy Transplanted
"Twelve thousand professed phllo-
Kinhlral anarchists are to be settled
hi California. We would ask congress I Let Big. Princely. Optimistic Elk
to look into their passports'." Ex- dom stand for everything that Is beat
change. land It will take a plate among tne
According to the theory that pro- benevolent orders not yet reached and j
gross means the advancing of the ma-1 will be the priile of the' fraternities j
terlal character only and that the of the earth. It Is young. Joyous. In- j
others, mental and moral, will take riined to th extravagant, and needs
care of themselves "by the normal the wisest of heads as does every big j
method of evolution," this Is all right, body whether religions, social or po- '
to be sure. luteal. Our cup of blessing to the,
; What matters what a man believes? Best People On Earth! i
; It matters JuBt as be behaves; ; oooo :
but, how long can a man bellev, a Cn inning Out
wrong thing and not sooner or later Wo were all Indiana once, and since
jet a he believes. Such argument Is then we have ever been trying to le
tut philosophy, but sophistry
; oooo
imrrlnm Fa!th--
f America and her institutions nfe
-oundod on faith, relief that certain
?;xprcfes.'d, principles were brtter for
jhe national health caused the Decla
ration of Independence to be written
in (I the colonial soldiers championed
nd captained by George Washington
'lid Ills po loss loyal compatriots
ught to tha happy end and made tlr
VipreBKor taste tiio cup of bitterness.
!j faith wnB the constitution written.
hi In faith has it been defended all
civilize ourselves at intervals and to
play the sage again. It la genuinely
restful and Invigorating to squat About
a camp-ftre and company with its
glowing and crackling life. Thcre'j t ,
comiianlonstrlp m' tm binges licking
tip tne living wood that falls wrttii'nt
before (lie fierce caresses of the .eii
swntulng'and relenf!es flame; In V(
fili'-e;i which cn'n'ble to tiny
cove.ed blocks as you watch.;. In t:,c-.
acccmpanylng crooning of the wind
iniwig nie rrep-tnps ana tne sougiiinr
of the evening breeze In the grim.
The camp-fire Is not a link blndinc
Arcade
Theatre
VAUDEVILLE
THATER DUO
la their old Holland scene and
laughable dance.
4 KEELSj 8 DIFf EB.EXT SHI-.JECTS.
F1BST-BUS riCTUBES
Y(lM' ro Tiie; ffigunrig
See How Much You Can Save
On Your Clothing During This Special Sale
Sale o" Men's High Grade
Suits Continued.
Entire line including all the bright
new styles in "BENJAMIN," "SO
CIETY" AND "FIDELITY" spring
and summer suits.
$15.00 SUITS $11.25. '
20.00 SUITS 15.00
22.50 SUITS 16.90
25.00 SUITS 18.75
30.00 SUITS 22.50
Half Price
v Millinery Sale
Yt rv t c..:
The kind of clothes your boy should
wear. They stand the boy test.
Reduced 25 percent
Sale of Ladies'
And Mens Oxfords
Entire "New Line Reduced.
$2.00 LADIES' OXFORDS $1.60
2.50 LADIES' OXFORDS 2.00
3.00 LADIES' OXFORDS 2.40
3.50 LADIES' OXFORDS s2.80
4.00 LADIES' OXFORDS 3.20
GREATER BARGAINS IN BROK
EN LOTS of 'of misses' children's,
Ladies' and men's oxherds.
! Attend this sale and you'll be dollars ' ahead
A Matchless
or
httirt
Half-Price
$3 IP
LADIES' & MISSES'
DRESS SKIRTS.
LADIES' & MISSES'
WOOL DRESSES
LADIES' & MISSES'
COATS AND SUITS
Opp
Clothing
tunity
Our entire stock of high grade
thing and furnishings is now offered at
atchless prices for quick clearance.
Come and see the attractive bargains all
er the store. You'll be well repaid for
ming.
Bettfer come now while the ", assortments are complete
N
its
A
WEST
O 11U.0
The Quality Store
Suits
Shirts
Straw Hats
SUITS l-0 SHIRTS $.;. .nO VALUE
.91.90
SUITS
SUITS
SUITS '
SUITS Is-"5
SUITS 80.00
1.2J SIIIHTS 1.00 M VALUE UO
1JW SIIIKTS 1.15 . VALUE 1.85
2.00 Slllin lJiO
2Jio shirts iM Mens Oxfords -
3.00 SHIKTH 2.25 ?00 VALUES I3.S5
truly matchless bargain opportunity is this
'greatest sals La Grande has ever known, No goods
lever held back, everything must be sold, regardless of
,t it brings. Don't delay. Step lively. The goods you
ight you could not afford are now priced to meet your
cetbook.
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iFmey & Scranton
The Store That Satisfies
enough, but the masks are their own
invislbl,, selves. Business robs ua
of time we can sometimes better use;
unchosen and often unwise company
robs us ot hours, nuggets of gold
which wash down life's rushing; flume;
an exciting but unhealthy book will
lure from us half a day ot tlm we
will need in some great stress. We
need the occasional camp fire; we
need more self-company where we
can sit as by the evening blase In the
mountains, or at Chautauqua, and talk
with ourselves forgotten and forget
ting. Yet this can be pushed to ex
cess and morbidity take the place of
the elixir sought.
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As Cowper Saw It
"O for a lodge In some vast wilderness.
Some boundless contiguity ol shade,
Where rumor of oppression' and deceit,
Of unsuccessful and successful war
Might never reach me more. My ear Is
pained.
My soul is sick with every day's re
port Of wrong and outrage with which
earth is ailed."
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f hantnuqna Tamp Fire
With the passing of the to brief
Chautauqua season went one of the
social events of the time the evening
camp fire. The busy man of the Park
had always a lot ot wood and as the
cool of the evening approached some
one of the many campers would make
a laughing blnre whose cheery warmth
drew a coterie of kindred souls who
love the qufet snuggling, the eloquent
forceful presence of each while they
sit In silence and dream ' twilight
dreams of some absentee who long
aco may have gone so soon out of life
like the dlitiy spark that detaches it
self from th heart of the heat and
poes off upward In silence and to the
unseen.
to Grandma's; I am Nellie McCall."
But when sleepy times comes she is
Helen Day.
So she plays double ' .
To get out of trouble.
When Is a Justice not a Justice?
That la the nuenHnn that I.
constables and police tbls-.week. To
Degin wira an tne courts in La Grande
are temporarily vacant all the men
that sit on them "beat it" for pas
tures green to enjoy a vacation. In
iuo meantime tne public has been
peace abiding as a rule but a day or
two ago a Justice of the peace was In
great demand, and an automobile had
to bundle the prisoner off to Union
where he could he
-question arose, is a city recorder a
justice? 31. Humphreys who dis
penses Justice to offenders of the city
ordinances, vehemently denied that
he was without looking up the law. .
On second thought he delved Into
the musty pages of the charter and
the statutes and found that be was
right and wrong but that the right was
In a majority. The charter omits to
make him a Justice yet the state law
does and here Mr. Humphreys had
carelessly turned away fee money
that he might Just as well have had.
The next time the recorder is asked
to officiate as a Justice of the peace
he will grab It and the fees, too
GREEN & SMALL Attorneys. R. J.
Green and Chas. E. Small. Rooms
14-15-18 Sommer bldg. (Over Silver
thorn's drug store). La Grande,
Oregon.
The Funny
Side of Life
imaging Incidents About People
We All Know.
F. A. Day lives on "High Grade
Farm" north of Island City. Near his
! place Is that of his father-in-law, WII-
'llam McCall. Helen Is the three-year-old
baby In the Day household. She Is
, witty and inventive for a youngster of
her tlnlness. Here Is omot her In-
' venttons: Sometimes she la a vm bit
naughty as children occasionally are,
and when to she slips away to Grand
ma McCall's and says: "Helen Day Is
a bad girl and must not come up hers
FRUIT
JARS
We carry a complete line of
Jars, Caps, and rubbers for can
ning purposes.
EC0N0MT,
SEAL FAST,
SCH RAM,
MA803C .
The Gossard ' at
$3.50 Is a Real
Corset Bargain
JELLT GLASSES
Two Phones Main 80 ft Mala 79.
Pattison Bros.
6B0CIBT
... w'
The Gossard front lace corset
has always sold at $5, up to
this year.
It is worth more than $5 to
the woman who appreciates the
style and solid comfort she en
joys In the Gossard the one
right corset
The great demand for the Gos
sard has enabled the makers, by
doubling their output, to lower
the price to $3.60, while keep
ing Bp the high quality that has
nude the Gossard America's su
preme corset
A- complete Has always of
hand. Pries $3.60 to $8.60.
It yon need new corset tele
phone Red SMI.
MBS. B0BT. PATT1S0I