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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1912)
HIGE THREE CROWNING, BRIDGING And A PLAY WITH REAL PURPOSE LET WISE SUIT YOU PLATE MAKING LA QRANDK RV AN I NO OBSERVER. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1912. The noder Dentlsta have o1t4 the njsferlct of elderly matching your I natural teeth Inserting crowns, brldg. 1 I I ci and artificial seta to look real and I 1 I I natural as yon own tetb did. Special I I I 1 patented 8 action plates for flat mouths. I I A Interchangeable bridge teeth that maj J I be changed at will, aToldlng the ap J I ' pearance of gold. 1 Modern Dentists LADY ATTEXDAJiT DB. THOS. C OUMAJJT, MGB. ArPOIXTJIEMS TO SUIT TOl OFFICE HOUKS Bally 8:80 to 8. Sundays 9 to 12. Ereulnirs 7 to 8. Depot & Adams Ave. la Grande, Oregon j".T.T t.S The presentation by the , United Play company, (Inc) of Charles Klein's latest play, "The Third De gree" at the Steward with a cast of sterling players of acknowledged reputation should attract unusual at tention. Mr. Klein has In this play written and even more virile and vital contribution to dramatic litera ture than he did in "The Lion and the Mouse". The scenes are laid in New York and deal with a certain condition of social life in which so ciety leaders, both male and female, are the central figures. In working out the story, the author attacks the method used tc pick out those en titled to soclul preferment, the dis tinction accorded only by heritage and birth. This ploy marks a step forward in the evolution of the drama, the tendency of which Is to deal with conditions that exist and - which by reason of the puDlic apathy, are al lowed to continue. ' Play goers will find much to interest them In "The Third Degree", and undoubtedly It will mark an epoch In the theatrical history of the city. err ifltC it. 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We have sold many other remed'es for rtin trouble but none that we could pur. onnllr marautoe as we do the P..D. D. prescription. If I had Eczema Id IM D. D. D. Prescription A. T. iilLL, Druggist La Grand. Ore. LET THE rEOPLE RULE. ,. VOTE v 822 X' YES. 823 NO. OX ELECTION' DAT. . THE MAJORITY RILE TEOl'LE National Prohibition Platform We favor: 1. Suffrage for women on the same terms as for men. 2. A uniform marriage and divorce law. The ex termination of polygamy and the complete suppres sion of the traffic in girls. 3. Absolute protection of the rights of labor without impairment of the rights of capital. 4. The settlement of all international disputes by arbitration. - The abolition- of child labor m mmes, work O. shops and factories, with the rigid enforcement of the laws now flagrantly violated. N G. The election of United States senators by di rect vote of the people. 7. A presidential term of six years and one term only. 8. Court review of postoffice and other depart mental decisions and orders; the extension of the postal savings bank system and of rural delivery, and the establishment of an efficient parcels post. 1 9. , The initiative, referendum and recall. : 10; As the tariff is a commercial question it should be fixed on the scientific basis of accurate knowledge secured by means of a permanent, omni-partisan tar iff commission, with ample powers. 11. Equitable graduated income and inheritance tcLXCS -v.. ----- ........ - . -- - 12. ' Conservation of our forest and rnineral re serves, and the reclamation of waste lands. All mineral and timber lands, and water powers, now owned by the government, should be held perpetual lv and leased for revenue purposes. 13. Clearly defined laws for the regulation and control of corporations transacting an interstate bus mess 14. Efficiency and economy in governmental ad ministration. ' , 415. The protection in one day in seven as a day of rest. 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