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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1913)
Thursday, January so, 1913. LA C2JLHBIS HVCTBffl OBSERVER PAGE TJTTCT 1 L I : 1 I I I I I I II. . : . Kodee to the Fablle, , 7 I notify people In genera not to LA CDLUTOI T. M. C. A. sV . PABTKETf. :. HAVE YOU; A FOUL MOUTH ? Every eevty la cesspool of germ life, aa acid SMtnutacIurlng WHEN YOU; THINK OF buy or trade for two certain notea, "Jap Charley" for $171.00. atr. Alice Jolleya note for $200.00. C WILSON. plant that deeayt teeth. Oar Modern hygienic treatment make LJ clean efficient masticating function. Delay meant regret Con trail . " ' - -"'-- MODERN DENTISTS PHONE -MAIN 747. .DEPOT AND ADAMS. LA ORANDS Jlgs:;...4uectncal: ' : De Lice as a. - The tags are bow In this office and can be procured on application.' All owners of dogs should secure license at once. . - LBS WARKICK. l-U-6t City Recorder. THINK OF THE I I -I I I I I M l -I I I r J I I I I DEFINITIONS HELL:" Three telephone systems in a town. PURGATORY: i Two telephone systems. PARADISE: . ; ' One Good Telephone System. ELBERT HUBBARD M Adv.- Phone Main 8 THE GEO; PALMER LUMBER CO. for B o x S h o o k s, Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash and Doors . THE OSLI WAT. - to get soiled or stained clothing , 'cleaned jjroperly Is to send them "to us, aa our up-to-date and quick ' system is far superior to any oth er. . Moreover', we take 'the grea't- est care of things through every operation, and never Injure a gar ment while It Is In our keeping. When we can't' Clean a garment to your satisfaction we Dye It so It .will please you. - Reasonable charges. - - - THE CLUB TAILORS 1013 'Adams avenue. Phone B 1241 BARK ftOMVTHnrO CRI!Wi : 4 a- YOUB 8FAKI TUTU. - The Observer has an attractive 4 proposition - for one person 4 either lady or man In- every tobool - district in - Union and 4 Wallowa counties outside of La 4 Grande, to act as correspondent. 4 Space rate will be paid for all 4 news, provided at least one news 4 letter each week is sent In. - This work can be done dur- 4 lng spare moments. Checks for 4 t serVTcee t will be mailed each 4 month. ' , . . - 4 . Remember, a correspondent la 4 wanted at every postofflce and 4 in every, as well as In each 4 school district No previous ex- 4 experience Is necessary,- as. all 4 that is required is telling the 4 P news of the community as It oc- 4 curs.-'. . - 4 7 Write at once and be the per- 4 son to represent the Observer in 4 your community, thus making 4 some extra money for yourself. 4 ... - TH9 OB9BRYER. 4 tf La Grande, Oregon 4 " ire Yon Afflicted With Piles t ' This disease, whether ' acute of chronic, is easily and rapidly over come by using Merltol Pile Remedy. Gves' poeltlvee and permanent relief when all other fail, and we heartily recommend it to any sufferer. ' New- lln Drug company. .. . - 'Ml MOIHE -GAME RESERVES. Several Thousand Acres of Land In Haines District Set Aside. ; t. Agreement for the setting aside of several -thousand acres' pfj land as game reserves were filed today with ithe county clerk of this county, re lates the Baker Herald. The stipula tions are made between W..L. Flnley" state game warden, through his depu ties Charles B. Oral and J. W. Welch, E. Pratt, W. M. Hearing and Armand W. Perkins and W. H., J. H.. and W, R Hutchinson. ' ' It provides for , the protection o( game on these places for a period of five years also the feeding of the game In winter In case feeding lc ! necessary. WHAT I. JL C A. Sews of Current la- teres t Hated Herennder, I)L '.; rectiea ef J. H. Rndd, Gener- ..; al Secretary. We Are About to Describe Below May Be OF IMPORTANCE TO YOU Lots 1, 2, Block 53 Chaplin's Add., the same being on the cor ner of Sixth street and M avenue, 120 feet on M avcnue,110 on' Sixth street, making an ideal location for three - modern resi dences. '.-.-' . . There are now levied against these lots assessments for the Sixth street pavement to the amount of - $1316.38 The sewer assessment . . : 86.06 These A ssessmenis have sacred the owners and they have placed them in our hands for sale at $500 and the purchaser to. assume the assessments. LET US SHOW YOU - These lots and we know you will agree with us that they are a good investment. , . . All Classes of Property For Sale at Our Office La Grande Investment Co.. 1111 ADAMS AVE, LA GRANDE, OR. At the 14th International confer ence of the Railroad . Young Men's Christian Association "great Interest was shown. If the more than 1600 delegate present at this conference In Chicago in 1912, there were eight railroad' presidents, 13 vice presi dents, five general managers, besides many other officials. This branch of the Y. M. C A. Is doing a great work and both employers and employes are showing their appreciation. . One of the very Interesting' addresses of the session, was given by W. G. Lee, pres ident of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.1 His address as It appears In the Railroad Association . Maga alne follows: . "Mr. MuniC delegates and visitors to the 14th International conference of the' Young Men's Christian Asso ciation: In accepting the honor that has been conferred upon me, 'it Is with the - understanding . that the credit and honor go to the association that I happen to represent Some time ago your good secretary, Broth er Moore, wrote to me and asked it I would be kind enough to attend at least one 6ay session, I consented and came here this morning for the purpose of meeting with you for. a few 'moments, ;' -v .".;. Why should not the chief executive of all of these railway organizations be In favor of the Y. M. C. A., pari! cularly the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association, because they better than many people, know the good work that has been done, the assistance . that has been rendered; and the wholesome meals prepared, the sanitary' conditions" that are fur nished to our men when they could not be able to secure them other wlset . ' ;" ' " T '. 1 ' I know something of what the Railroad Y. M. C. A. has done for the men I represent over this country, and I wish It were possible to say to you that every trainman In the Unit ed States and Canada held member ship in the Y. 'if. C. A. (Applause.) I wish It -were possible to say to you, as I have heard said in the past, that all good men hold membership In a certain organization, but unfor Innately all members of that organ ization are not good men. In hold lng membership In the'Y. M. C. A., and yon secretaries and men hand ling the Y. M. C. A.'s In the different parts of the country may In some In stances form a rather bad opinion of some of the members of these organ izations or some of your member ship, I will say men bow the knee In these four great brotherhoods and in some of the others, and swear to be upright, better men and better citizens. In every way. Some of them fa'l to do It, unfortunately. In our own organization Benevolence. Bo brlety and Industry is the motto on the banner. Sobriety! -It Is a great virtue to be sober in thought, word and action and the founders of our Brotherhood appreciated the dangers of Intemperance when they inscribed that grand motto on our eanner. In temperance murdeas the soul. It I the son of all villainy, the mother of all crime, and the father of all abom ination. And so, why should not the president of .the Brotherhood of Rail road Trainmen come to you today bringing the best wishes of 'more than 125,000 members? (Applause.) Sometimes It Is necessary to refer to those gone before us In order to bring those who are left to a proper realization of their duty, and so In calling your attention to the fact that In 1911 the records of the Broth erhood of Trainmen show that we paid for death and disability Insur ance to 1742 men In. 111. Vllled or totally disabled. TV- s'l-n was $2. 197.170. The Brothcilinod fiat -paid since Its organization to the widow, the orphan and to the .maimed the sum of 125.014,304.31, up to October NEW rOLSY BUILDING PHONE MAIN 199 l, 1912.. (Applause.) That money has rone Into the homes of railroad men to assist in the work that you are do ing, to assist to take care of the'llt- tle ' ones, those dependant upon the waKe-earner, and so I hope that I can attend your conferences often, and be able to say to you soon that hundreds and hundreds more of tho 122,000 men In our organization have In the work of the Y. M. C. A., (Ap- Jolned with you and are assisting yon plause.). Let Us Protect Your Health oy putting your pi um Ding in nrgi-ciass Bamxary con dition, connecting it to sewer ,o if will pass all sani- tary laws. WATER PIPE SLrT lef u. puf runners on your buqgy and - make a sled of it. licensed Plumbers BAY & ZWEIFEL LA GRANDE i CLEVER SIJ1GHBI COMPANY. Schubert Concert Company to Bring Mrs. I.eta Corder to La Grande, ' Miss Leta Corder, who will sing at the Steward early In February Is rap- Idly reaching the front rank of Amer lean gingers, having just finished a very successful Canadian tour w'th the Schubert Sympony club of Chi cago. Miss Corder is a pupil of Madame Smythe of London, who was a favorite pupil of Barlelli, unole of Adalina Paul, and who In a great measure was . responsible for that diva's great Success.- She has also coached In operatic roles with Her man De Vries, of the Opera Com mlaue, Paris, Covent Garden, Lon don, and the Metropolitan Opera of ,Xew York City, who at present is considered to be the finest vocal In structor and operatic coach In Chic ago, having coached-such artists as Schuman-Heink, Mary Garden, BesB- le Wynn. Geraldine Farrer, etc. Miss Corder has a voice of great purity, strength. - combined with sweetness, perfect breath control and a phenomenal range, singing from F below middle C to F above high C with greatest ease. She uses ft all In the especially arranged and Inter polated cadenza in the aria, Mad Scene from Hamlet. . , Music lovers of La Grande will be glad of the opportunity of hearing her under the auspices of the local lodge of Moose. - Your Druggist Stops That lieu Tf von are sufferlnc from Xctnmi. Psoriasis or anr other kind ot akla trouble, drop Into our store for instant roltef. We will guarantee you to slop that Itch In two second. - f We have sold other remedies Tor akta troubles, but none that we oould recom mend as highly as this, a mild wash of Oil of Wlnterrcn Thymol and a faw other Ingredients that hare wrought such wonderful cures all over the coun try. This compound ts known as D.D.Dl Prvacrlntlon for Resema and It will oool and heal the Itchy, burning akin aa nothing else can. - , A stio trial Dome win prove 11. Of oouraa all other druRKlsts have D.D.D. Prescription go to them If yov can t come to us out aon i aooepi soma blK-proflt substitute. But tr you oomo to our score, we sre so certain of what D.D.D. will do for you that we offer you a full slsa bottle on this guarantee: It you do not And jha It takrs away the Itch AT ONCE It costs you not a cent. FOR SALB BY A. T. KILL. DRUG- m Foley 3p KmNEY fflrrr. it. :wai fflr,T, w FOR M.F tY T Mll,l. -rvvit arerltol White Liniment Should be in every borne, as Its Immediate application ' to cuts, bruises, sprains and wounds gives In.' stant -relief. It has no equal as a pan killer and healer. Newlitt Drug company. - ' - Complete Equipment tor Resetting and Repairing Rubber Buggy Tires ' e LA GRANDE IRON WORKS , , , D. TJTZCERALD, Proprietor T COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY sneaks 4 isbW4 l - . '. . ...irtsT The Arrival of the New Year found us with Improved facilities for handling an increasing busi ness Insuring better service .to our patrons than ever before, to gether with an enlarged stock of the best grades of lumber ef all kinds, sash, doors, shingles, mouldings and mill work for In slrfo and outdoor trim WENAHA. LUMBER COMPANY
