La Grande evening observer., November 21, 1912, Image 4

TA GRAyDE EVENING OBSERVER. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1912,,
PAGE FOUR
THE OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNIS
EDITOB A5D OWXEB.
Entered nt the postodire at La (irauUc,
Oregou, ai second elasi matter.
SUBSCRIPTION BATES.
Daily, single eox 5e
Dally, per week .15e
Dally, per mouth .'. 6.'c
SHOCKIXU (10XPIT1O.VS IX 1'OltT-IAXD.
'. Ideal. Not that La Grande it going
iuto a boastful Qt became ane dm jl
auto Are truck and Baker baa not
but it is well tor theee two Inland
cities to mingle more. It la well not
only for the officials to make trips
bark and forth and witness what the
sister city is doing, but also for the
people to en (tare in that old-fashioned
habit of visiting each other. There is
not an ounce of competition or ou
poHtlnn between Bitker and La
Grande. Whet Is of Interest to o:ie If
of Interest to the other. The fac; Is,
Kxstcrn Oregon is a greai., !.. broad,
glitioiis stretch of count 1 and it
hns been liiit in the hanl3 uf the peo
ple of La Grande and Haker to act os
CURtoiiluns (Hiring iiiu c.uimi, nj.
v'lVh U now going on. Then why?
b!iou1I there not be an Interchange!
1 ifft.iH nt.iwru men; uiiuruinnn. it:
your luptr. either, the daily o wcjik
ly. Anyway., you can count on me
aa a perpetual subscriber to one of
your papers, at least. Respect ully.
Sirs. JIatt Mitchell?"
CHAl'TAigrA BRIXGS
THIXUS,
"BIG"
The stories of moral condition. In , l-'e"1"
ortland make, every city the size ?'?, h ' ?
Portland
of. La Grande feel like she was not
so bad after all. Recent exposure of
moral perverts In the metropolis is
o shocking that family newspapers
like the Evening Observer hesitate
In giving mention to such revolting
acts.
Most of Importance to the outside
state Is the desire that Portland
should colonize her criminals and
keep thorn at home. Perhaps that Is
what that city wanted with the iRoss
Island. A leper colony would be
sweet scented compared with the
moral pervert colony and perhaps the
citizens who knew wished to pur
chase the Island In order to have an
Isolated spot for these sexual degen
erates. That the T. 51. C. A. should have
have been dragged into this disgrace
ful transaction as an organization Is
to be deeply regretted, and It Is to be
further lamented that there are those
who would attempt to lay the burden
on tha organlzalon, which has ever
been working along right lines and
T nrande. When they were boenat
tered with mud by the new f.rc en
gine they liked It. when they saw
;he cluster lights on the streets, tl'cy
ilked them; when they visit id the
hl!i school building they were stir
prised at Its splendor and when they
observed the clearing sheet showing
the bulance of trade each day 1ii La
Grande they were astonished. These
boys will come again, and In ;-eturn
the l& Grande people ahoulii nay a
visit to Haker. It Is the rteht and
proper thing to do, and It would be
an enojyahle event.
SHE APPRECIATES A XEWSPAFEE-
If the world was full of people like
Mrs. Matt Mitchell of Cove, there
would be more pleasure In running
a newspaper. Mrs. Mitchell was the
deepest read woman on Single Tax
in Union county and very likely In
the state. She bitterly opposed liie
measure, just as the Observer and
every other safe and sane newspa
tTylng to do the very bet Possible former opposed . Mrs. Mitchell was
pionii; I" 1 ' " 1 1.1. ...a ......
fought the u Ren-Fela idea and in re
newing her subscription she w.Itet
the following letter under date of
November 20th:
"Please And enclosed check for $4.
my renewal subscription for the daily
Evening Observer for one year. My
siili'icrlptlon expired Nov. 16th, 11.'. 1
want to thank you again and again
fur tl help you gave us In out l'lt
a-'Hlnf. the "Snake" Single Ijx
tlr.'migh the columns of your viinnl'le
pap'.T. I think every homo-owner
and true citizen of Union coi.ity owe
It rtntv to von to subscribe for
humcnlty.
The Portland mess of corruption is
lesson. It again Impresses all with
the full knowledge that humanity has
Its scrubs. Its degenerates, its' runts
Just the same as any other breed of
anlmV. has, and no one must over
look that fact.
GIVIXG BAKER SOME IDEAS.
It was a fine idea for Commission
ers Georee Henrv ana a. v-iniey and
Fire Chief Grabner to come down
from Beker vestprdav and "ret a few
STEWARD'S OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT
FRIDAY, NOV. 22nd
, America's Foremost Character Actress
MRS. ANNIE ADAMS
Mother of
Miss Maude Adams
In the Dramatic Novelty
"THE BUTLER'S SECRET"
"A positive sensation--the play with a punch.
-Denver Post
Metropolitan Company Including
WILFORD LEE
Elaborate Scenic Production
Prices $1.00, - 75c - 50c
Seats at Van Burens, Wednesday, November 20th
While the Chautauqua association
assumed considerable liability in at
tempting to bring a man of Dr. Cook's
fame to La G-rande, it was not recom
pensed financially aa was hoped, but
the directors have been showered
with congratulations for their enter
prise. That the Chautauqua is bring
ing some of the country's tlggesi
attractions here is grouud for iin
ir.cndutlon. Following in the heels of
Dr. Cook comes the announcement
of the final signing of a 'contract with
Madame Nordlca, who comes to La
Grande by reason of chjuuuqiia en
terprise, but, like the coa'.lng of Dr.
Cook, will bring no dollars to the
needy exchequer of that association.
Lul, what Is fully aa Important f-wa
a municipal standpoint, bring to La
Grande metropolitan attractions: but
for the Chautauqua assembly during
the summer La Grande would miss
many reaUy great lungs, and i.hi
winter two world-famel personages
will come to La Grande through Chau
tauqua enterprise.
Former President Diaz says he will
never return to Mexico. There are
plenty of ways to find trouble right
in Paris. .
New York girl kills policeman In
mistake for a burglar. But Is it cer
tain that she made a mistake?
The Trade and Labor congress of
Canada has grown to proportions
which have made it the great mili
tant force In Canada for the protec
tion of the Interests of organized and
unorsfcac! kmen.
All male employes of the General
Electric Company of Schenectady, N.
Y. receive a pension on reaching the
age of 70 years, if they have been in
the service of the company for 20 yrs,
Women are pensioned at 60 if they
have completed this service. '
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beginning to. bear, the beet varieties
of apples, best located for easy ship
ment of any orchard in the county;
(d) House and block of land Just
across the street from the new high
chool building in Union, good build
ings and well located and contains
excellent family orchard;
(e) House and two lots' east of
round house in La Grande, specially
well located for employee of the rail
road company;
(f) Two lots at corner of Seventh
and O, in the heart of the residence
district, directly south of Dick Jones'
new residence;
( Two 'ots on Adams avenue.
dircTtly across tho street from IJolui
enkamp's store, the best located piece
of business property in La Grande;
(h) 160 acres at the head of Mill
creek northwest of Summervllle, ex
cellent land, well watered.
I have, also, several orchard tracts
at Island City Just beginning to bear
all irrigated. My reason for selline
is that I need the money, and any.
of the foregoing tracts will be sold
either for cash or on such terms as
will pay my debts, and as soon as
this is accomplished the rest will be
withdrawn from the market.
TURNER OLIVER.
11-21 10t
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and you will find no flaws or impel-1
fections In any of our Wall Paper.
This is a new stock of new designs,
patterns, and colorings of paper,
centre pieces and borders, suitable
for every room In the house. These
goods are strong and reliable. Thej
colors are non-poisonous, and the;
tough quality of the paper makes it
very permanent. We solicit a trial
order and are sure you will duplicate
It.
PKOXF RFT 7L
We're Selling
AH
MILLINERY
Women's Suits
Women s Coats
At
Very Low Prices
WEST'S
be painted red. A band of sixty mu
slclans will furnish the music for the
meeting. Rev.Anna Howard Shaw
will preside and among the speakers
will be Miiss Jane Addams and Miss
Julia Latbrop, the latter the newly
appointed head of the Children's
Bureitn.
A mass of routine work will be dis
posed of at the daily business sess
ions of the convention. Reports Will
be received from the various national
officers and committees and from the
delegates representing all of the
states. These reports will embody u
nv nut Ion of the progress made dur
ing the past year, the plans of cam
paign found most effective and an ex
change of Ideas through debate.
The speakers who will be heard at
the nJght sessions will Include many
persons of national or International
prominence. In addition to those al
ready named they will Include Mrs.
Harriet Stanton Blatch of New York,
Miss Harriet Taylor Upton of Ohio,
Mrs. Susan W. Fitzgerald of Boston,
Mrs. Robert H. La Follette of Wscon
srin. Baroness Von Suttner, the cele
brated advocate of International peace
and Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, presi
dent of the International Woman Suff
rage Alliance, who has Just returned
from an eighteen month's trip around
the world.
We Now Have On Deposit
$800,000.00
of money accumulated by residents of 1-a Grande and the Grande
Konde valley. s
We Now Have Loaned
$700,000.00
to business men. farmers and other. In this community.
The money deposited here Is not "laid away" as some of it might
be if it. owners haJ not deposited it, but it Is Industriously at work
all about us. doing good.
By depositing your income here on open account and paying It out
by check, you will safeguard tout Interests, tuilld your credit and
cultivate an acquaintance at strong financial Institution, which
can and will help you wher you need help.
Dont delay, yon can begin with a small deposit at the
La Grande National Bank
La Grande, Oregon
Capital $lonortono. Surplus, $rjo.nortfl. l;urccs. fl.lltl.pOO.iHi
t i:i J. iiolmes w. J. nu itui,
President Vice l'rrldent
K. I MFVVHS. KAl;L ZlMU'l,
liuliltr Ast 1'anhlrr
Hug (joins; South. .
Sheriff-elect A. Hug of Elgin was In
the city last night, staying at the Fo
ley. He leaves MtHfiy with his fam
Ilv for a sTiort visit, to California
joints.
Annie Adams Well Known.
The leading character in "The But
ler's Secret," which comes to the
Stewart opera house Frldny, Novem
ber 22. Nurse Applegate. one of the
most lovable and ideal characters
ever seen on any stage. This char
acter is being Interpreted by Mrs,
Annie Adams, the best known and
mottl versatile character actress in
I America. Her work has been wide
and varied; she lived in the profes-
h'en since childhood and has con
i trlbuted much for the betterment of
the American drama and no one In
I the world Is more beloved or h.t3
more friends among stage folks thnn
' she. Her distinguished , daughter
Miss Maud Adams, the most renowned
i and best loved actress on the Amcr
I lean stage, inherited her natnra1
grace and dignity from her mother
, and the mother's careful training is
. what paTed the way for the Rreat
; ncss than bas come to liei.
WESTINGHOUSE
lias their full line of household
electrically heated devices op
. .. ' display at our store
TWO DAYS ONLY
Now is the time to order your mas presents, because
you have the best line to pick from, and the best prices
ever offered.
La Grande
Elk. 3141.
Electric Company
Foley Hotel Building
Additional Capital
?anted
POR SU.F..
1 have the following described InmN
and f.-!wn lni whirh I want to pel! :
CO ISO arret of Pandritlrc la "l. b
nil In cultivation. 10 acres l rtW-'E
ii ml acres In fall wheat T' f;r
all tie Irrigated at sllnht rjcp""'". "I'd
is e eU .it aUai a land. VV'll t'di
it either as a whole or in two
:cr tracts:
M ti!0 acres of hunch ra?s nrd
tiiini land, S niUi-s north .vot of
Sinninerk llle. This :n be r. a le "ri
excellent summer pasture fur vit
ley farmer:
! id 20 aire orchard at Alice. It
To Erect Two Large Greenhouses to Add to Our Present Buildings
Starting into the greenhouse biu iness this summer in a limited way, I have been
cautiously feeling my way along, adding new stock to the greenhouses, building
more buildings and investing my capital. I have satisfied myself fully that I
have associated with me a good grower, a man who thoroughly understands
plant life and who can successfully grow anything that will thrive in this cli
mate. I have satisfied myself (from the sales already made) that La Grande and
the surrounding country is large enough to support a much larger plant than
we now have; what we can raise now would not begin to supply the local de
mand. So fully satisfied am I that the investment is a good one, I have invested
every dollar of my capital in the enterprise.
I am not content to stop here. The possibilities of the business can hardly be
realized. Each day I can see new ways of making money in the business. There
is no question about selling all the stock we can raise. "Ve can raise the finest
of carnations here and Portland florists would gladly take a thousand dozen a
week of us had we them to sell. We are now buying most of our cut flowers. In
stead we should be growing them ourselves. This means more buildings and
necessarily more capital. This is no stock selling scheme whereby we are offer
ing twenty dollar gold pieces for one dollar invested. It is a good straight, legiti
mate, payirj business proposition. We desire $3,000.00 more cash capital in the
business and will sell 300 share of stock at $10.00 per share for this' purpose.
I sold one of the best dividend raying propositions in This city to go into this
business and firmly believe it has a much greater future. '
Would prefer a man to take tlie whole of this stock and devote his time to the
business or a lady who .could take charge of the store and allow me to devote
my time at the greenhouses. Here is an excellent opportunity for a lady with
this amount of capital to establish herself in a very pleasant business.
If you are interested about this all and talk it over.
A. B. Cherry, Scc't'y and Manager
La Grande Seed and Floral Company
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