La Grande evening observer., October 11, 1912, Image 2

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made of good material and guaranteed to
fit, would it not be folly to buy anything
else? We are an exclusive Ready-to-Wear
House. It is our business to sell
goods we know are right-to keep up with
the stylesand we do it.
Buy your next order here and get our
individual attention to your needs.
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Ladies9 Ready -to-W ear
The cool, crisp evenings suggest one of our Flannel
CoatS'-you'll be surprised how low the prices are.
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The Candy Kid
is almost any kind of a kid that is health7. Makes
no difference whether boy or girl the appetite for
good, pure and wholesome candy is there just the
same. We make all our own candies and therefore
we can guarantee them in every particular.
Selder's
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the difference between the Harvard heating stoves
and oilier kinds. If you don't you owe it to your
selves to investigate the matter. It means dollars
to yon.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
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HOWARD
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CAME.
lila M. Tarbell tiayi on,'' of n. r i-'-.n
t-hjcctUiiis to woman u!l:;w' is ti.:i!
"it will take the attention of v oiui'i.
from what I bellive to be tlu'lr rial
civic duties by inures'itig them In !l.e
politics lgnmc, whA thi-y should Ik
concentrating their attention on spe
cific civic wot'k.''
AH right mtint il women want iM -work
done, but tl ey differ ns to the
method. Tho suffragist think th.
ballot the panacen for till the ills of
society. The anti-suffragist believe
that the constant and effective in tin -ence
now exerted by women on l-;iL.
latlon and public affairs Is due to the
character and Intelligence of the wo
iu tn who advocate good laua.'s. A
woman now Interested In a matter o.
public welfare is known to be unsel
fish and to have only the Interest of
her cans.? at heart. The same woi.iaa
under woman suffrage is only ono of
many political units, with Ignorent
and indifferent woman voters ndded
to the other elements arrayed against
u:r success.
A few women today are idealizing
the ballot, while what will really solve
Juvenile delinquency, Intemperance,
tho white slave traffic, and the social
(vil, la education, education and more
education in the homes and from the
earliest hour of ihl'dhood, and there
In lies the civic duty of women, big
per than the casting of any ballot and
absorbing enough to occupy all th3
women of Oregon for all time.
It is to keep the women of this
state out of the "political game" and
leave them five for this greatest of
all their duties that we ask you to
Tote against the woman suffrage
aunndment at the coming election.
The Oregon State Association Op
posed to the Extension of the
Suffrage to Women.
MRS. FRANCIS JAMK3 BAIEY,
President.
;rr-' uxx3xssxssitstus.i re KrtnzxarsssEarvz:
NATIONAL TICKET
For President
Theodore Roosevelt
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For Vice President
Mivnm Tnhnznn
THE RIGHTEOUS ROOSEVELT
(Atlanta Constitution.)
Mr. Roosevelt will stand out, as intlmaUd by the Washington Post
as a president hi tuuny, respects unprecedented. His achievement is
not marred by one broken pledge. Ills biographers, to daU-, are un
able to find a single Instance In which he employed wild promises
to smooth his pathway to office. Always he has striven at genuine
evils and sought to effect gamine reforms. No conscious or Inad
vertent hypocrisy cumbers his good name or shadows his political
future.
As much, sadly, cannot be said for some dozens of demagogues,
who, as the Post sallently points out, have left a trail of ruin in
their wako by attempting to Imitate Roosevelt, but with cheapness
and wretched Judgment and palpable Insincerity.
Roosevelt goes back to private life, a man honored and respected
and acclaimed by all civilization.
Without Roosevelt's acumen or honesty, they endeavored to emulate
his methods and h's success. They had sufficient common shrewd
mss to sense the marvelous manner In which his brand of righteous
ness had laid hold on the popular hear'. Lacking his sincerity, lack
ing his grasp of details and generalities, lacking his supreme good
sense and his cardinal honesty, they gave tndless promissory notes
to be redeemed in Impossible performances.
(Paid Advertisement.)
California Realty Congress.
Los Angeles, Cal., Oct. 10. Near
ly 500 delegates, representing the
realty boards of practically every im
portant city in the stat , gathered in
Los Angeles today for tae ..'. vu .
nual convention of the California
State Realty Fed. -rat ion. The see
sions will ln.st trie.? days and will be
devoted to th consideration of taxa
tion, publicity methods and needed
legislation. .Mabry McMahon of Sail
Francisco is the president ot t?.' fed
eration and the presiding officer of
:he convention. Th f'd "-ration pro
poses to undertake a vigorous cam
paign to protect the investing pr.l.Mi
from frauduV'nt and dishonest real
estate promoters and dealers.
A it-. - .crsary of (.Loan Revolution
Havana, Oct. 10. Ti.'i! being lie
"' .1 anniversary of tho beginning ot
.e ten years' war (ISGS-7S) for Cu
oan independence, the day was oh
s'rved as a general holiday, business
in H.vana was largely suspended am
nil pubi and many private bulldln
were decor..: M In honor of the oc a
sion. On the -hoU?, however, t'.:
celebration was not attended with .".
much enthusiasm as u.-uat. owin.-
proliably to th. presei t distorted con .
Tlit ion of the country anil the unccr
tainty over the result of t':o :p;ir 11
ing presidential election.
The man with this record of accomplishments is to
day the Presidential Candidate of the Progressive
Party THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
LA GRANDE VISITORS WEKE NOT AUTHORIZED
President Taft I)uCs Not Indorse the Work of Ilarlnn and Rede Who B
Spoke Here,
It will be remembered that when Theodore Roosevelt was here dur
ing the fair a special train conveying Harlan and Bede followed and
these gentlemen talked on the street following Roosevelt's speech.
The matter was dropped there until the last few days when President
I Taft has taken the matter up and had Mr. Hilles, his campaign man
ager, issue the following leiter:
To Theodore Roosevelt:
President Taft has instructed me to inform you that under no cir
cumstances will he allow those who campaign In his behalf to in
dulge in false accusation conLirnlng your personal morals, temper
ance or probity. He begs me to say that he has telegraphed today
to J. Adam Bede and John Marshall Harlan, the short-weight son of
the late lamented and honored Justice of the supreme court, to cease
their campaign of abuse on the stump. Further than this he desires
at this late date, but in some Ming manner, to acknowledge that your
statement In regard to accepting another term was made by you on
ly when It was necessary on that occasion to insure Mr. Taft's nomi
nation in 190S. The presidnet believes that he has been lll-advl3d
during his administration by Crane, Guggenheim, Aldrich, Cannon
and Barnes, ad that there can be no hope of his success unless he
takes the reins In his hands and acts according to his own natural,
honorable Inclinations.
CHARLES P. HILLES,
Campaign Manager.
This advertising is perpared and paid for by the
Progressive Central committee of Union County,
Oregon.
NOTICE TO (ONTHUTMRS.
Notice is hereby given that scaled
bids will be received by the council of
the city of jx Orande, Oregon, for the
construction of gravel liitulithlc pave
ment, together with excavation, curb
ing and drainage as follows:
On Jefferson avenue bitwevn the
east line of Fourth street anil the west
line of Hemlock street amounting to
16425 sriian; yards of paving; on Third
street between the south line of Adams
avenue and the north line of Washing
ton avenue? amounting tn It',..', mpnirc
yards of paving; on Second street be
tween the north line of Spring avenue
and the south linn of the O. W. It. & N.
right of way amounting to lo:!.sr, n
yards of pavement; and on the alley
through Block li t Chaplin's addition to
amounting to 679 square yams hiki on
"O' avenue between the pant line of
Seventh street and the south line of
iirMngton avenue amounting to 3.2.!
squurt ;ards all of the' above to be
constr icted according to the plan?,
spec ' Cations and estimates on file in
this olllce. All bids to be in by S
o'clock p. m., October lTith, 1!12, and
ccompanied by a certified chfck for
3 per cent of the whole amount of tho ,
bid. The council reserves the right!
o reject any and all bids. Attention
nil contractors is called to the I
agree-nicnt of Warnen Brothers com
pany Hied with the city, in accord
ance with which agreement Warren
lirothers company agrees to license
all contractors desiring to bid for the
work to lay gravel bitulithic pave
ment in accordance with its patents
and the terms of said agreement
C. M. HUMPHREYS,
City Recorder.
La Grande, Oregon, October 9, 1912.
October 11th at.
KOTICE OF MEETING OF HOARD inlon county. Oregoa, will attend at all errora In valuation, descriptions
OF EQUALIZATION. I the court house. La Grande, on Mon- or qualities of land, lots or other prop
Notice U hereby given that the day, October 21. 1912, and publicly erty, as aMetsed by tho county a
county board of equalization for examine the assessment roll, correct lessor, and it ahall be tb duty of all
persona Interested to appear at ti
time and place given.
All persons having grievances re
garding the 1912 asrsment may up
pear before such board and present
their affidavits containing ground
tor complaint All such affidavits mum
be presented during the first wrek of
the meeting of the board.
D. M. CLARK.
Assessor for I'nlon county.
10-3-12 to 10-19-12.
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TOASTS
BOILS
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RADIANT GRILLS
Wc r c Mini. I twtlc Blmiit the Klectrlc Radiant Grill. You will be
too, you . It In op-rmlon. There Is a fascination abeut elec
tric cooking,
While thi. electric, grill does not tako tho place of a kitchen range,
you can do alt your light cooking on It; breakfast, lunchee. etc.
This convenient 1 1 1 1 to cooking device operate anywhere there's a
lijtht hh kt, at any hour of the dsy or night. Thlak what that means
In the slik-room or nursery, or when yoa are In a barry.
Th Kli-trl. llaOliint (irlll costs but little. Ak for free dtmonstra
tleo la your wn home. Main 34.
Eastern Oregon Light & PowerCo.
"always at your service"