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PAGECE5. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1912. PROGRESSIVES SWELL MIS ENTERPRISE ATTOKXEY GECMVlXJ KASKS. SEES County of Wallowa Well Saturated With Progressive Membership Wallowa county Is rapidly becoming ' saturated with progressives who have lor their aim the election of Theodore Roosevelt, according to Daniel Boyd the Enterprise lawyer who was a del egate from Oregon to the late and now famous republican convention at Chi cago and who stood out against the , vanla have declined to sign the death warrant, and now her case ia to be brought before the board of pardons with the probable result It is be lieved, that she-will be given her free dom. . Mrs. Edwards and a negro named Qleason were arrested for the murder of the woman's husband. The negro was a paramour of the woman, ana the husband declared he would kill her. In fear of her life, Mrs. Edwards killed her husband one night and then threw his body in a well. On a secoud trial Gleason was acquitted, but the woman was convicted and sentenced to be hanged. Mrs. Edwards came to prison vis- clous to the last degree, a drunkard, unkempt, desperate and Intractable. women and patient ministers worked years to reform her. The success of their efforts has been n'otblngless than the woman w... rniior taMir nf th blew ,m. marvelous. Today tne woman pos- at that famous. session, Th spirit of j Roosevelt is spreading rapidly and men influential In politics and com- , ninrclal life are getting behind the . Progressive movement with a stiff vim says Mr. Boyd: . ' ' ' "Roosevelt bas alwaya had many trends in Wallowa county but since the dark brown taste was left In (be mouths of .Wftllowaus following the Chicago fiasco, Roosevelt and what he stands for have recrutte'd a large nuui bor of influential men who formerly were either anactlve or affiliated with other branches of the republican party ' or of the democratic ranks," eald Mr. Boyd yesterday evening while In the city on business matters. There will be a county mass meet ing of Progressives dt the court house ia Enterprise, Tuesday evening, Au gust 20, at 8 o'clock. A program of music and speeches Is being arranged. The purpose of the ' meeting Is to form a county organi sation and send delegates to the state convention to be held in Portland, Au gust 25. The proposition will come up as to whether or not a county ticket shall be placed In the field, and also aa to : whether the county delegates to the tat convention shall favor the nomi nation of a state ticket. adept at ueedle work, extremely neat In her personal 8IPHTano5 and deeply religious in her nature. , Tcrmont Keeps Bennington Day. Montpellor, Vt., Aug. 16: --In accord ance with custom Vermont today ob served the 135th anniversary of the battle of Bennington as a legal holi day. Flags wore ralBed at many points, and as a rule the banks and all public offices remained closed. The battle of Bennington, though comparatively small as regards the number Of Its participants, was one of the most important conflicts of the Involution so far as results are con cerned. The battle Is generally recogonlzed by historians as the turn ing point of the war It wcs the first time In history that raw militia had contended successfully against in trenched regular troops. It made the victory of Saratoga possible, which In turn encouraged Franco to recogonlze the independence of the American colonies. WORLD'S BIGGES1 UNDERTAKING. New York's Billion Dollar Soownj System 15 Ttr lent Completed. New York, Aug. 14. Coincident with the report that the city's new sub ways, are now about 15 per cent com pleted. New Yorkers have suddenly been made aware of the fact that this billion dollar system, as it will be Kate Edwards Hay Be Free. Reading, Pa., Aug. 16: Freedom is believed to be in sight for Mrs. Kate Edwards, the most remarkable woman prisoner in the United . States. For eleven years the woman has been con- when finished. Is entitled to be known fined in the Berks county Jail under as the world's biggest undertaking. sentence of death. Once a gallows Never since the beginning of history was erected where she could see it has such a work been v attempted or . from her window. Then came a re- such an amount spent In an equal prleve, which reached the Jail while a area. Some idea of its vastness may minister was administering the last, he realized from the fact thru the rites to the condemned woman. Since building of the pyramids, looked upon .-.that time three governors of Pennsyl- as one of the greatest labors of any time, becomes Insignificant The cost of the new additions alone to the exist ing system will be gi eater than that of the Panama canal. The need tor such a mighty system la Indicated by the traffic estimates for 1925 based on the rate of growth In the past. By that time It is figured the number nf passengers carried will be more than 3,000,000,000 during the year, a total of more than three times the number of passengers carried on all the steam railroads of the country at present. Necessarily the financing of this work has proven an enormous prob lem, but as matters now stand the city Is to furnish an amount equal to the investment of the operating company for construction with certain agree ments covering any further needs for the completion of the projected linos The need for such a costly system i. qdieated by the increase In land val ues In New York in the last ten year3. v During the period the Increase ex teeded the combined output of all the gold and silver mines In the countrv by 1170,000,000 and was greater than tne dividends paid by all the railroad cf the country by $278,000,000. It is to furnish traveling facilities in keeping with such expansion that New York is now undertaking the com pletion of the greatest Job on record. The school board of district No. 11 will receive bids for the erection of an eight room school house according to the plans and specifications, which may be bad by calling at the clerk's office in Imbler, Oregon, or at the of fice of E. E. Bragg, county school su perintendent in La Grands. The board reserves the right to re ject any and all bids. Bids will be opened Wednesday, Au gust 21st, 1912. ' . 8-12-St roc i.liU- Caidorod br itx SISTERS OF THE HOLY HAItS Or JtSUS AND HArir. Cn4. AtmJtmk OtbgUM Cmrm. Miuic Art. Elocution and Commcr cul Depn. XtiUml mutDt Sndrma. Refined Moral and htelleenu! Tnliinf. Write forAAaotuceacat. AddreM MTU tVrKRIOK. St. Umt,'$ Jl,tdmj, KiLvd PURIFIES BAD BLOOD Bad blood is responsible for most of our ailments, and when from any cause it becomes infected with impurities, humors or poisons, troublo in some lorm is sure to follow. Hu-ivly, sullow complexions, eruptions, pimples, etc, tshow that tho biood is infoctcd with, unhealthy humors which, have changed it from a pure, fresh rtreara to a sour, acrid fluid, which forces out its Impurities through the pores and glunds of the skin. A very common evi dence of bad blood ia sores and ulcers, which break out cm the flesh, often from a very insignificant bruise, or even scratch or abrasion. If the blood was healthv tho place would heal at once; but being infoctod with impurities which are discharged into the wound, irritation and inflammation are sot ud. the fibres and tissues are broken, and tho sore continues until the Mood is purified of the cause. S. S. S. is Nature's blood-purifier and tonic, irmrlA Bntirelv from roots, herbs and barks. It eoes down into the ciroula- tlon and romovvs every particle of impurity, humor or poison, restores lost Vitality, and steadily tones up the entire system S. S. S. neutralizes any m nf ncid In the blood, niakins it nure. fresh and healthv. and perma nently cures Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Boils, and ail other akin eruption, or disease, Ioo on the blood and any medical advice free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. Refrigerators Closing Out at 1 0 Per Cent Discount $10 00 Refrigerators for 12.50 " " 20.00 " 35.00 $9.00 $11.25 18.00 31,50 4 Is much cheaper than shingles better than iron mortf durable than tin superior in every way to all .other brands of roofing. Why? Because it is the original roofing -made in the best equipped factory in the world made by men who have been making and studying roofing for twenty-six years. Malthoid is made to give satisfaction and does, no matter where it is used. It's free Send lor It. A new tod valoablt , book o Cheerful Home." Thb booklet Illustrates mm of tbe mufl beaut if tal banfikrwf of (oatbera -California. A book cery home builder will priie. t . (eat free. Made by The Paraffine Paint Co. SiB frutki ui fverywhtfr. F. L. LILLY. LA GRAKDE, OBEGOX. , AHSWIBS THE CALL. I a Grande People Hare Found That This li Trae. A cold, a -l;n, a sudden wrencu. A little cause may hurt the kidnevt Spells of backache often follow. Or some irregularity of the urine. A splendid remedy for such atticl-.s, A medicine that bas cured thousand Is Doan's Kidney Pills. family oft and on tor the several years and hare found inem uneqis! ed for ths cure of kidney complVnt. Doan's Kidney Pills did me mot a good than all the doctors' medicine and ether . remedies that had previously been triedbringing prompt and last ing relief from backache and other distressing symptoms of kidney com plaint." , . For sale by all dealers. Pries B0 rents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, Thousands of people rely upon It I New York, sole agents for the United lie: is one case: 'States. Mrs. Joseph Eustace, 2703 FouHd St., Baker City, Oregon, says: "We have used Doan's Kidney Pills in our Remember the take no other. name Doan's and seashore; EXCURSION t .',-' From La Grande To North Beach Washington Via O-W-R&N $10.00 Round Trip ; This Fare includes Tound trip -( .' STEAMER TRIP DOWN THE COLUMBIA. BrrT"""r' From Portland to NORTH BEACH -on , ; 0 -W. R. ft N. steamers "HASSALO" or T. J. POTTER" leaving Port land Ash Street dock dally except Sunday at 8 a. m. and 10:30 p. m. - respectively. On Saturday the "HASSALO" leaves at 1 p. m. , . TWO WEEKS OP- PUN'. SURF BATHING FISHING . CLAM DIGGING BONFIRES AT NIGHT, PICNICS BY DAY. Embracing all the comforts of rail and water travel at a rate within the reach of all. This trip Is a treat' ' SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves La Grande August 21st at 8:00 p. m.; arrives Portland Union. Depot August 22nd at 6:30 a. m. ' ' TICKETS GOOD RETURNING UP TO SEPT. 5th. STOPOVERS IN PORTLAND ON GOING OR RE- ,f TURN TRIP. In order that ample equipment be provided, those Intending to go snouid get full Information from Agt J. H. Keeney Rt once and let Mi know how many will Join the crowd on August 21st FARMLANDS FRUIT LANDS RANGE LANDS DAIRY LANES George H. Currey s REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY Agt. Non-Residents INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC OUR TIME is entirely devoted to selling your property. IF YOU ARE THINKING OF BUYlNGTlN THIS. COUNTY IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE MY LISTINGS. AN AUTO WILL CONDUCT YOU TO ANY PROPERTY THAT IS LIKELY TO IN TEREST YOU. V iiDIFFERENCE '. RentlS - anyJbp d j s house.- Owning yo'u'F own home. Choice Farms And Ranches SMALL FARMS. Several small farms, 80 acres, 50 acres. 40 acres, near La Grande, well improved. Priced right and on most of them lib eral terms enn be obtained. FRUIT FA BUS. I have several choice ten acres or larger fruit farms is this vicinity. The trees are loaded with fruit You can go out and count the boxes of com mercial apples that each place will produce. In some Instanc es this season's crop will pay for nearly one-half of the pur chase price. , smrnn vx homes. I have a number of pretty nar-ln homes that are priced right. In fact, are real Invest ments. La Grande growinc These small tracts are lncrean Ing In value much faster than yon possibly realise. Stock Ranches With the cheap range rapidly becoming a thing of the past never will be see cheap cat tle asrain in tbe United States. Our popula tion is increasing much faster than beef can be grown. I have several opportunities that that just a few years hence will be looked upon as wonders. I have three of the best stock ranges in Union county. If you are a . cattleman and live in-the county you will know them well. Come and let me tell you where they are. Very little cash required, put the balance of your money in stock. The increase of a calf to a beef steer on such ranges as I offer you will make common le gal interest look anything but tempting. WITH FAITH IN AN EVER-GROWING LA GRANDE AND GRANDE RONDE VALLEY I SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS. City Homes Andlnvesments SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Two Arces Water right for each acre. Tbe price Is $1200. One acre faces on North Depot aid the other on North Fir. Vt ry easy terms if good secur ity is given. No cash payment is necessary. Acre Tract Well Improved. Price $2100, only $100 cash re quired, balance on monthly payments of $10.00. Here is a good buy and the terms are all that could be desired. Four acres Find land. Owner is sick in eastern sanatorium. The price is $1860. Let ns show you this bargain. Acre tract with water right, 6 room house, barn. Price U $1500. Owner does not need the money. If additional secur Ity can be given no cash will be required. Geo. H. Currey - Real Estate P. D. HAISTEN The House Furnisher