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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1912)
'ftfAt. WkWa 40E FOUR t:a obaxde evening observer. Saturday. October m 1912. THP MRCrDyPD erofthebou.se. In uo event does the 1 1' JLj VLJhJlI V ' secretary of state become governor or Men-Have You Seen Our Fidelity Suits At $15.00. They're Equal To $20.00 Suits Found Elsewhere. Guaranteed All Wool. ' ' have Brfy greater power ttnjn be ordl- j uarily enjoys. The moit powerful ar- BRUCE n F. N N 1 S ' (funent In favor of the proposed ' . Amendment Is the provision whereby EDITOB AXD OWSEB. I the lieutenant-governor shall be pre- ' I presiding officer and eliminating the kiaMii .k. .4 1 . r-. permitting the people to choosa this i lr.uw ' presiding -officer and eliminating th Oregon, as secoud class matter j bl-imial struggle lor the senate or- ganization. with its numerous trades. JUST RECEIVED Our Fall and Winter, shipment of Fownes glpves for Men, Wo men and Children. NEW ST.LK' WAISTS Just Received all the latest pat terns' and styles of fancy and plain -waists. See them today. SCBSf BIPTI05 BATES. ' secret deals and shady political com- U' ,,B,e ' j T8hep?oposed amendment was care wuij, per wee "e fully framed and submitted by the alljr, per month tie last legislature, and the Interests of WEST'S good government demand its passage. ill is the second measure on the bal- FOB A LItrTE.AXT-GOVt:BXOB.!ot. 302 X Tes. ':-.' 1 f 1 1 ;? it i One of the pending referendum measures that deserves approval- by the voters Is the proposed amend ment to Section S of Article V of the tate constitution, providing for the offioe of Lieutenant-Governor. Under the present arrangement, the secre tary of state becomes governor when ever the chief executive dies, resigns CODDLIXG THE STIPEMS. "Of the men who have been at Tale who have gone wrong In after life, a surprisingly large portion were boys who during their course here had some rule or regulation lightly re laxed In their fayor for reasons that seemed good at the time. Of those or Is unable to perform his duties and,,. byk distinguished iuc- At th m, mn m a ( m MAMntlH In till thfl ' at the same time continues to fill the office of secretary of state, having two votes n the deliberations of all boards and commissions and drawing two large salaries. The work of either one of these positions Is suffic ient to keep a man very busy, and when a double duty Is Imposed, the burden naturally falls upon clerks and secretaries In whose selection the people have bad no voice. De cides this, the plan whereby one man may hold two lucrative positions and bave the power of two constitutional officers, with all the patronage of the state at his command, Is unwhole some and on-American. The proposed amendment provides plain and business like method of succession to the governorship by creating the office of lieutenant-governor, who shall also be presiding officer of the state sennti and whose compensation shall be only $r.00 per day when the legislature is actuary in cesses an equally large portion were boys who at one time or another took penalties for tbelr mistakes which seemed to them hard and to their parents unjust." Yale university has more complete records of it graduates and former students than almost any other col lege or university in the country. Cer tain of these records go back to the founding of the Institution more than 200 years ago. Thus when suc. a statement as this Ls made It Is recog nized that carefully compiled statis tics are back of the assertion. The logical conclusion to draw Is that the policy of coddling students which Is In vogue in so many of our universities and BchooU does the boys no good. Immature boys bave not the judgment to discriminate between the exceptions made In particular In stances and the general rules which all must follow. They" Interpret len iency as weakness and think when an nK A"" J' VZX at tW,exception is made in their favor that same election as the governor.- and must possess the same qualifications. In the event 6f a vacancy In the office of governor (except by the recall) or of the Inability of the governor to act, the lieutenant-governor automatically becomes governor and serves for the remainder of the term or until dis abllltv be removed. In the event of the death, resignation or disability of both the governor and lier'enant-gov-emor. the nresldent pro tern of the senate becomes governor and the line of succession then goes to the speak- Vacuum HOUSE CLEA3IX0 rruoLSTERisa FrilMTI RK RE?AIHI0 MATTRESS MAKINO FfRMTCRE PACKISG. L. P. BELLIMOKR, FHOJE BED 471 for nil time thereafter they are en titled to special consideration. Grown men who onrht to know bet ter frequently make the same mistake. In fact only the highest type of mind is able to take favors and not be In fluenced by them In the general rule of conduct. With the Immature, how ever, a steadily consistent attitude must be taken or dlclpline Is ruined and when dlclpline Is spoiled the very foundation of character is tott tles, men in charge pf prisoners, men In control of subordinates generally can have no better gift than Instinct ive knowledge of those who can be given special privileges and those who for their own sakes must be mado to live up to every regulation. MILL PROTECT R1RRS. . The birds of the air have found a friend In need In Mrs. Russell Sage, who has purchased Marsh Island, La., for a bird refuge, with the Intention of making this a winter home for mi gratory birds of passage. The island . is 18 miles long and l miles wide at Its broadest nart and contains approximately 73,000 acres. It is populated by ducks, geese, her ons and is the most Important fred- It takes five different aged whiskies to make Cyrus Noble each one good in itself. But it t;tkcs blending and re-ageing to bring out the best in each to "round out" the flavor. Why puniU jour? If v ilh rough, high-proof, strong hiakty when you can get Cyrus Noble everywhere? W. J. VAN SCHUYVER & CO. General Agents , Portland, Ore. The Strength Of A Bank U based on the character of Hi assets, and of the men be hind it. This bank, for twenty-fit years a pillar of ength In this community, keeps Its resources ht.srlutely clean mi dependable. Its officers will always f . that its assets are of such a character that Its strength can never be questioned. Upon this bfcMt we invite your confidence and your ac count La Grande National Bank LA GRATTOE, OREGON. CAPITAL ... $ 100.000.00 SURPLUS . . . 120.000.00 RESOURCES . . . 1,000,000.00 . FRED J. HOLMES, PrtsldeaU F. L. BEYERS, . Cashier. w. j. cncKTn, Tic Pres. EARL ICSUFI, AmI Cashier. Designated Depository of the United Staff Government Cult 4 BUtes Postal SstIbcs Depository. Every woman will be interested in this big sale of Handsome New Silk Petticoats Our Special $2.98 The kind you usually pay $4.00 for in any store. Full 11 inch dust ruffle of heavy lining and fluted outer ruffle. Shades to match every dress. Your choice 'In Our Window Today. . Extra Value $3.48 These are indeed extra values and sell for $5.00 in most stores. Full 11 inch dust ruffle of spun glass and fancy outer ruffle. Made of changeout taffetas and messalines all shades. Your choice for..$3.48 In Our Window Today. OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENL INVITES YOU Come up any time and try on the beautiful new styles in Pattern Hats, and also be sure to see the crea tions of our own force of expert trimmers. We will retrim your old hat. (Millinery department up stairs.) ' - WEST'S TheQuality Store lug ground in the south. When it Is remembered that 4,265, 000 gam birds were slaughtered in Louisanna alone during the killing season of 1909-1910 some idea is to be gained of the necessity of some means of protecting birds during the winter season, if tbey are not to become ut terly extinct. iMarsh Island, It Is thought, U also destined to play a great part in pro tecting the egrets, the birds whose plumes are worth their weight in gold Thp Avery Island rookery, founded and protected for 20 years by Edward A. Mcllhemmy of Avery Island, La., will send part of its colony to Marsh Island, and It Is estimated that in another 20 years, there will be 20,000 breeding pairs in this new bird res ervation. In dedicating this Island to the birds of America. Mrs. Sane has done more lu the interest of bird lore than any benefactor since live will of Dav id Wilcox, provided funds for the fin ancing of the Audubon society. RANDOM THOUGHTS OX THE COLONEL. v . By George Ade. . Fifty European scientist have come to this country to study the political campaign In 13 lnnguages, not count ing the one used by defeated candidates. "Bed" Murray didn't get a hit in the world's series last year, but came across with tho hit, In the big series this year, that scored the Giant's first run. Two old Brooklyn catchers, Bill Borgen and Lou iRitter, showed their big legaue training this season. Bill was a whale with the Baltimore team and Rtter caught every game played by the I'tlca New York state league champions. Baseball loyalty of Harry Ackerland the recently purchased Frank Chances stock In the Chicago Cubs, runs thre ways from the deck. . His horn? is in Cincinnati, but he is located in Pitts burgh, Is a Pirate rooter and owns stock in the Cubs. SU TALE TO BE While progress has been made. in nearly every other line of endeavor, no machine hns been Invented for spellbinding political audiences, it is still done by hand. A X'?w Jersey man Is prevented from running for congress because his wife won't let him. Probably she Insists that he shall do something useful. Hot Water Bottles These are the days in which yon find many uses for hot wa ter bottles, outside of the sick room requirements. Better havo one at all times, and especially for these cold nights, a hot wa ter bottle. Now ls your chance to get a good bottle, guaranteed by us, FROM f 1.00 U Red Cross Drug Store PROSE MAI 4. Becker Would Explain All. New York, Oct. 18. A promise' to "explain everything" If his attorneys will allow him' to testify was made t: 'he newspaper men here this morning b. decker. Assistant District Attor ney ..Vc-s says the defense will I forced to produce Becker's bank 1 v.v if the accused Is allowed to' f :'.. "I can show my innocence," . 'cker toid the reporters. "c-A cr.,i prove that Rose was my stool pigeon. I was forced to use him to g 't inside Information of gambling lit order to do my full duty. The best evidence that I did not profit as head or the gambling sciuad is shown by the f.l.t that I asked Waldo to remove me ic."- eral times, because I Knew the gan: biers were trying to "get me.'" District Attorney Whitman is an gry at the report that Former Distrii Attorney Jerome is to testify for Becker. The defense was" dealt a big blow when the testimony of former District Attorney Jerome was ruled out. IKnMirratlc College Men to Parade1 New York, Oct. IS What promises to be the biggest campaign parade the metropolis has wen since the famous "Sound Money" demonstrations in lS9ti is scheduled for tomorrow, when the Woodrow Wilson College Xlcn'f League will march in procession down Fifth avenue. Candidates on the Na tional and state tickets will head the line. Wore than 1000 students are ex pected to be brought in from Prince ton nlone, and Yale, Columbia and other colleges within a radius of one hundred miles or so of New York are also expected to participate. Other Democratic organizations will aljo have detachments In line. Nothing ls more thrilling than a story of a ship afire at sea. Here Is one accurately and dramatically por trayed. All Its horrors and heroisms are shown In a splendid two red pro duction to be shown .at SIIKItKl'S MONDAY AM) Tl'ESDA Y. An old Bea captain, a slave to liquor, Is hired to sail the 'schooner "Joanna" with a cargo of gunpowder for a revo lilffouury project. A young man sails with iiim, againstthe advice of liU sweetheart, who has a premonition ot evil. When a- few days out to sea, and while the young sailor Is asleep, the skipper drinks until he is Irre sponsible, lie goes into the powder room smoking his pipe. Soon he falls asleep and the pipe, dropping from his hand, ignites the powder. A deafen ing roar and the vessel ls a mass of flames, leaving a wreck-strewn sea and a red glow In the sky to tell a waiting sweetheart 'the story of her lover'B fate. . FEATI'RES AT ARCADE THEATRE. Change vt Vaudeville Sunday. Tomorrow an entire change of both pictures and vaudeville occurs at the Arcade. The pictuil) program J.s all new and first class subjects and the vaudeville Is the original W'illard Her mann The Great & company, introduc ing Hindoo mysteries, etc., and pre senting the season's sensation, ASH RAH, the mystery of gravity, combin ing the most startling disappearance of a human being ever presented, al so me ore act or tne human salaman der. This is an all-feature program, and starts wt:h the Sunday matinee. C'ominz Momluv nml Tiiooilnv ti,n btf production of CALEB WEST in tw -eels and produced by the Rell ancV Miipany, also an educational reel of pictures showf.ig the 'IifTe.--ent processes in the' manufacture of chocolate. This U an extra reel and is given In addition to the regular program. JUST RECEIVED. All new styles in fall . . and winter weights for men, women and chil- Willparty who took umbrella by nils take at opera house last night, please j return :o Pauline LrcVrlc K'-'fl-!; . OUnlieina Choice Over Texas. Dallas, Texas, Oct. 18.-Vii.i v.fn teams In the pink of coudi:ion Inter eat throughout a large section of the southwest centers today on tomorrows football game between the ITaiversi'v of Oklahoma and the I'nlverslty of Texas. The game Is to be played a the state fair here and the city Is al ready beginning to fill with the fol. lowers of both teams. Betting slight ly favors the Oklahotnans, not so much because of any developments of this year's playing, but because of the fact that the Norman school scored vic tories over the Texans last year and the year before. However, of the games played by the two universities the past twelve years" Texas has sev en victories to her credit. VV7E obtain skins from nine different parts of the world, for the various styles of jbWNE ULOVEb from France to Siberia, from Spain to South America. But no matter where they come from, if the name Fownes i.ppears on the glove, you may know that the leather was selected, cut and sewed by experts. The result : A gentleman's glove in appearance ; An economical glove in durability. Sold by good storei everywhere never under any other ruune ttl, than Fownei. Vf of former congressman Lemuel Ell Qulgg of New Y'ork, was arraigned in court here today to stand trtnl nn a jchage of larceny. Qulgg is accused of havlnv atnlon toR nnn frtm t t , - iii' Ing Davis, treasurer of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, who is now awaltlog trial for' alleged embezzle ment of the fundi of the order. It Is alleged by the police that Qulgg bor ' rowed money from Davis, alleging ( that he was going to buy a newspaper in .New Tork and never paid It back. The authorities are In possession of notes for $34,000 purporting to have been signed by Quigg, and held bv' Davis. f Acfqs'd of Larceny. ProvhVence, R. I., Oct 18. Alfred W. Qulgg, who claims to bp n brother Housemaids in Cleveland, O., have, organized a union. -" IF