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LA QBAXDE EVENING OBSERVER SATnpn a Trprr 12 19i2.
THE OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNIS
EDITOR AD OWSEB.
4-4"'-'i4- BlBted oa niy U8lng Dr. King vw
Discovery ."wrltei Mr. F. "for a dr'iad-
SOCIETY.' ,ful cough, when I was bo weak my
latere d at Uie postofflce at La Grande,
Oregon, ai second class matter
SCBSriUPTIO. BITES.
ally, single copy it
ally, per week lie
ally, per month 65e
AFTEK THE EXPRESS COMPAMES
The Ladies' Neighborhood club will
' meet Tuesday afternoon promptly at
2 o clock. The program deal with
early literature.
Jloll Call Hits from Colonial Au
thors. General Characteristics of Col
onial Literature Mrs. S. A. Williams.
The Great Thologians Mrs. Uidwell
Literature of the Revolution Mrs.
Small.
The club year books and a copy of
the new by-laws and constitution can
be had at this meeting.
Alias Nell Grlmmit entertained a
few friends at cards, this week infor-
i mally, at her home, 1702 Fourth Btreet.
The spacious home was decorp.led In
tlnw to live, and It complete! cured
me." A quick, cure for coughs ad
colds, It U the most safe and reliable
mdlclne for many throat and lung
troubles grip, bronchitis, croui
whooping cough, quinsy, tonsilitls,
hemorrhages. A trial will convince
you. SO cents and $1.00. Quaru'.teed
by all druggists.
We notice the Interstate commerce
commission, after due deliberation,
has made a ruling that will effect the ' ""J "m" Van" sn 1 de
receipt of the express companies. tJtJr:tA p'
rainc liun I Itini mil fui
out of business. Now, that interstate
commerce commission seems to be a
level headed bunch of men. At any
ver and K. J.
Mrs. A. B.
Greene.
Pennlck who Is In the
IIIU Ul Ultu. m .,r. ... i.i . ,1. ,in
, . . , . ik. nllAa.l A -ll VlDllUJfi iriauvco UIIU 1 1 i til U O will
Tate they have made the railroads do ' . n ... . rn . .
Unffhl 3.d.Te roVnof Bu.l ' fr0m D"e e nA daUBh"
S. wl J" Mr. Pennlck and son In
"utle'commlssion has. after .!-1 f t0 make
nation, found expresu rates too aigL ""-'v'"""7 -1
which everyone knows to be true, . - c '
It Is high time' something was inu'
Misn -Bork and Miss" Snook were
hostesses to the members of the Four
1 Leaf Clover club at the I. it Snook
. home Friday evening. A few addl-
, v( .tloiml friends were Invited In to enjoy
the tvent. , - A ; j , -
Miss Kirk and Miss Koch, members
ed and paying little or no ta.es. " JT!
But it would soem that a . show-.?"1""""". l"7 "'""."J".
in nonur ui iuiss xuiuim ui jhukduu
vllle, 111., who Is their guest.
with the express company vulture
that has been preying upon the public
for many years. People In their anx
lous desire to ..do something.
overlooked the express companies
they, in 'turn, have been cutting big
melons every year with little invot
down has finally come and we are
with the Interstate commerce com
mission on the matter. We billeve
ths a v nan m j-im nsnlaa hnva h j1
enough oMhe easy money. Now let!c!ub this week, card honors going to
them get down to business and make
a fair profit or milt.
Mrs. Aikine entertained the Bridge
Mrs. J. J. Cnrr. Alternate weeks, Id
this club, are devoted to Bridge and
Five Hundred.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Richardson leave
this evening on No. 18 for points east.
Mr. RichardBon will visit his brother In
OTHER SOCIETY OX PAGE 8.
THOSE CAMPAIGN EXPENSES.
Prohablv the Instigators of the
present Investigation of presidential . Chicago that he has not seen for 24
campaign expenses win not ue u years. ' " i
hilarious over their work, after all. 1 - - - , '
The man. they were after was Colo- Mrs. W. W. Berry was hostess to
nel Roosevelt, who admits there was a the Kaffee Klatch the afternoon di
large' sum of money pent on his cam-. vision yesterday afternoon. Mrs. A.
palgn but In the Investigation they y. Andrew? will be the next hostess
could not prove wnerein ne was a
party to any trade or promise In re
turn for that expenditure.
Butjwho would have thought of La
FollettP being barked by the Spreckles
Bugar trust) .Yet he was. The Inves
tlgatirlif fen proved. It Is up to La
Follette' to do a littlo explaining on
bis own sccount now.
(And- the T;t expenses were high,
yery Jifgh. Taft never denietl they
"were.iut n few of his managers, want
ed to'lnalto capital ngainBt Ron.sevelt.
Taft 1ms 'been In politics too long to
knowaJHiit you ran nt rcath the e.ir
of the Auicrii an people witliont
BpMifllnc.n lnrgi sum of money.
Changi Clark even spent some num
ey affbrtune In his effort to grab
the IMrBdcratic nomination. And our
goodiniend, Wilson, ha.l a few Jol-
Solt'tippears. In an effort to catch
the rihll Moose in a "sfei" mi'i the
Clianirr of Program at Arcade, Tonight
r
1. "Chicago Aviation Meet." Very.
Interesting,
2. "The. Secret Service Man." A
thrilling drama.
3. "Caucasia Mountains." Beauti
ful scenic picture.
4. Charles Marsh. In vaudeville.
5. ''White Treachery." American
Western story. '. .
6. "Sis' Surprise Party." Classy
comedy.
7. yWlnkley & Chapman, music and
effects.
Coming Sunday Mr. Harry Ding,
the famous Chinese basso.
Fortunes In Faes.
There's ofoen much truth In the
saying "her face Is her fortune," but
It's never said where pimples, shin
eruptions, blotches or other blemishes
disfigure It. Impure blood Is back of
tbem all, and. shows the need of Dr.
King's New Life Pills. They promote
health and beauty. Try them. 25
cents at all druggists.
' Stops Coughs - Cures Colds
A, rllLL, La Grande, yreit.ui
whol'game" has been exposed, prov
ing thp If a man runs for president
he ingoing to have expended upon
him a lot of mony.
It Is nv up to the vaf" "'?vr
sanction or stop the use of money wi
tlroly. 00 Ml ( II, TOO Midi.
Th?re Is ipntirtly too much to he
voted'iipon this year.
Yes too much, too much, too much.
Every liuin who goes to his defk In
the inorning finds a bund!" rf mnil
'containing letters urplng '. lin :o vov
for th'fs or that measure; to vate fur
this or that candidate. U opens the
mall aiid gradually the- :rcul.irs
find their wav to thn waste basket.
This Is proof of too many things on
tap. "'
There Is a President, a senator and
a cong'rtsninn to elert.
All Important offices.
Then then' is woman suffrage.
Anoth'e'r Important thing.
There is also the majority bill and
the anU-niaJority fight.
There is. the Single Tax and the nntt
Single Tax.
There Is the . state printer fight
which has reached a circular stage.
And many more minor affairs that
want attention of the voters.
After one spends a few hours con
sidering a very few of these things
his head becomes heavy and he longs
for a time when tie election will have
passed. Too much, too muc h.
KEASIKEB'S CALL 10R KOAI)
WARRANTS.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
) derslgned county treasurer has funds
on hnnd with which to pay all war
rants issued on the road fund and en
dorsed by the treasurer not iald for
want of funds prior to Sept. 4, 1912.
Interest ceases on the above warrants
after Oct. 5, 1012. :
JOHN FRWLEY, -Treasurer
of Uulon Co., Oregon.
. 10-4-10t
NOTICE.
$.')0.00 Reward will be paid by the
La Grande .Milling company for the
arrest and conviction of any grocer
who does not handle, wll, push and
guarantee La Grande Milling Co.'s
Blue Stem flour. Why do they all do
it? There must be a reason. If U
wasn't good we'd say so. Our name
is on the good kind. So look for the
name. It's home made and we are
right here, wherevve can fix any
wrong the same clay. 10-1 l-2t
SNOWDRIFT FLOUK
makes the best bread
and is uniform in qual
ity, always.
ii i ii biii ii i i iii jm
WHStanchfiield Ware
house Co.
1312 Jefferson Avenue.
J3.13 to ENTERPRISE AND RETURN
Account
m-m" ii
Meeting of easterin division
0keg0n teachers' association
enterprise, ore, oct. 10, 17, is.
There's a Style for
You in Our
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Suit Department
Never before was our rack so crowded with all that
id ne-v and wanted in Ladies' Ready-to-Wear. Ey
ery popular material and model is represented here.
Suits $15.00 to $35.00
Charming Xorfolks in serges and fancy materials,
neat cutaway styles and plain tailored effects. Some
trimmed with fancy buttons, while others are in the
now braid boimd effects. '
Coats $9.00 to .$40.00
Attractive new "Johnny" Coats, in three-quarter length, also full length mod
els in all the favored materials, including Chinchillas, Blanket cloths, Diagonals,
Whipcords and Serges. . .
Silk and Wool Dresses $7.50 to $60.00
Dresses for street wear, Dresses for afternoons, Evening dresses, Fancy Ball
gowns in fact, there is no kind or style of women's dresses not to be found here.
Many shades are too delicate to display in the windows or on the racks so we
urge you to ask the salespeople to see them.
After you have selected your new suit or coat
Visit Our Millinery" Department---Upstairs
N
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HC WEST
THE
QUALIFY
STORE
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Atold Scdatlte Cough Medicines.
If you want to contribute directly
to the occurrence of capillary bron
chitis and pneumonia use cough medi
cines that contain codlne, morphltw,
heroin and other sedatives when you
ksre a cough or cold. An expectorant
like Chambcrlsln's Cough Remedy Is
what Is needed. That cleans out the
culture beds or breeding place for
the germs of pneumonia and other
erm diseases. That Is Why pneu
monla never results from a cold when
Chamberlain's Cough iRcmedy Is used
It has a world wide reputation for Its
cores. It contains no morphine or oth
er sedative. For sale by all dealers
$100 Reward, f 100. ,
The readera of this paper will be
pleased to lesrn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all Its stages, and
that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be
ing a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de
stroying the foundation of tue disease,
building up the constitution and asslst-
and giving the patient streni'th by
Ing nature In doing Its work. The
proprietors have so much faith In Its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that It
falls to cure. Send for list of testi
monials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.. To
ledo, Ohio.
Sold bv all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL BE RL'N
The O.-W. R. & N. will run special
.rain Baker to Enterprise and return
in the following schedule:
Going, Oct 16 Returning Oct. IS
6:00 a.m. Lv. Baker Ar. 7:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m. Ar La Grande Lv 5:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. Lv La Grande Ar 4:55 p.m.
11:45 a.m. Ar Enterprise Lv. 1:00 p.m.
STOrS WILL BE MADE
at following points to serve passen
gers: Haines, North Powder, Telocas
t, Union Jet, Island City, AUcnl. "n
jler, Elgin, Wallowa and Lostlne.
rhe LOW FARES and SPECIAL SER
VICE makes this trip possible for all.
3. II. TOUJiG, Agent La Grande.
Kunge Open Tomorrow.
ti.a ni fiitif,fiti c:iiii f i. iii i:ini!e will
ba opened tomorrow at 10 o clock when
members are urgeu co its uui.
Saved by nis Wife.
She's a wine woman who knows J.in
whnt to do when hvr husband's '.'Ac is
!n danger, but Mrs. It. J. Flint. BmIii
tree, Yt is of that kind. "Sho In-
PARENTS
What are you doing for
Your Children's
TEETH?
Are jon letting them go entirely
nnrarrd fori Are yon letting the.,
little ones suffer with their first
teeth thinking It will only be
a short time antll they will have
a new setl
ro yon real lie (he child needs
a sound itt of teeth ns mnrh as
jom do! .
Bring or send the children
to me for an examination and I
will send yon a chart of what Is
needed In their month.
PR. n. 8. BROWXTOX
DEST1ST
Stevenson's Dental Office
Across from Foley Hotel.
ltummage Sule. :
The ladles of St Peter s Guild will
hold i:!lr fall rummage sale In Hoikid
hall Thursday and Friday, October ! .
and 18. IZeniember place and daf V
good assortment will be offorert :or
sale. 10-11-61
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AT THE THEATRES.
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Tomorrow at Arcade.
The Arcade offers for Sunday an
all-featurs program, four absolutely
new reels of pictures unci two acts of
vaudeville, with Harry Ding, the fa
mous Chinese basso and .Miss Pearl
Wlfltesldes, soubretve, as the headlln-
The program tonight Is above the
average, "The Secret Service Man" is
,..xr.iu1lv pood, being full of action
enrellent nhotogtaphv good acting
and an exciting story.
Coming Monday and Tuesday
"KING'S EXILE, in two reels.
mil. Running water. You can buy
ins on very easy terms.
' A. B. CHERjRY,
Opposite Sommer House.
FOR RENT Four room furnished
house. Phone Black 3742. 10-11-cii
t
LOST A gray vest in the business
streets of La Grande. Finder please
leave at the Club Tailors. 10-12-lt
THE SCHOOL YOU WILL APPBE.
OIATE.
We'll help you to help yourself.
School open all year. Call and talk
it over. Very truly yours,
BAKER BUSINESS COLLEGE
Hansen k Klnlon, Props.
By W. P. K1NION.
"Ostler Joe," a most sympathetic
nf th. uvll known Doem 1)V
IKJIlin.'ni -
Geo. R, Sims. The picture will renew
to memory a aramnnc ui -mous
by the recital of Mrs. James
Brown Potter a quarter of a century
ago It also effectively serves to bring
to the attention of the younger gen
eration this whol-sonie lesson. The
beautv of this great poem has been
greatly enhancd by this splondld por
trayal of the Edison romnany Kour
other fine pictures and Mr. K-rrln in
a splendid vocal election entitled.
"Forever I Call to Thee..'
The Strength
Of A Bank
Is based on the character of its assets, and of the men be
hind It
This bank, for twenty-five years a pillar of teng:h In
this community, keeps Its resources hbsolutely clean ..nd
dependable.
Its officers will always sto that Its assets are of such a
character that Its strength can never be questioned.
Upon this basis we Invite your confidence and your sc
count La Grande NationalljBank
CAPITAL
SURPLVS
RESOURCES
FREB J. HOLMES,
President
F. L. METERS,
Cashier.
$ 100.000.00
120.000.00
1,000,000.00
yr. j. crimen,
Tlce Pres.
EARL 1UNDEL,
last Caobler.
trrenire for Sale. j
About 3 1-2 acres tn south La Grand
over 100 apple trees on the place
many of them bearing. Flue garden
Dealraated Depository of the United States Government Unit
ed States Postal Savings Depository.
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