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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1913)
1 r-iiiMucW.it 'Jt jinsxOAti i' iy, laid. ' T MPPERS E U I Uve last wek. He Clinks K black Iff caused It and h vaccinating to save the other fifty. Pre. Burnett paid ta!t to U (city recently. I Mr James Brlggs was called to iRock Creek on aount of serious accident that befelll ber mother. Mrs. IPrell. She fell and broke her sboul Ider blade, a! to threw the arm out of Joint. but'Ia getting nlorg nicely at the present tim. Mr. Clapp of Iiland Oy made hia (daughter. Mrs. Staggle Hagey, a visit arid the returned with him to Island City. rr...... t. i j .v - t ine valentine social cn i- uu vicm 4mt luuun VJJCI ...i,. .nMa tv... tended and everyone wa delighted ed, to folded their blankets and ! wna started to find a warmer spot, On II EXTBEXE COLD 0 BEATER CKEES THIS MONTH. nUiaeer Woiaaa Fall Wilt Serf at Retail to Anajomy. - Starkey, Feb; IS. (Special.) Trap- BENNETT AND en w TWENTT BOUNDS CANT DECIDE ..... : issue. : Pendleton Favorite Usable to Beaaett Oat la 20 Canton. Fa i the ninth It was twelve below aero an the morning of the 11th It t) sixteen below, on the 12th sis be low and on the 13th four below. Since that it has been warm and water run ning everywhere and the ice In tb Tlrer thawing oat fast. Our mall carrier bad to shovel two now slides off of the grades on Sat urday, so be could get through with the mall. , . . 1 John Ifloblnson returned from W new home at Sheridan, Oregon, and , Is very much pleated with the pros pects there. John Aldcn lost three yearling the dialogues especially the one, "And not a man In the bonse The song sung by Mrs. John Alden was a beantiful selection also, the quartet (Jir. and Mrs. Alva Burnett. Flossie Fiurwtt and Klph Sullivan) furnished some nice music. Prlscllla and Eunice Alden with their mammas assistance sang nicely. Lloyd Bur nett and Edna Hagey did fine. Every one enjoyed the evening. Don't Tea Believe It, Rome say that chronic constipa tion cannot be cured. Don't yon be- lleve It. Chamberlain's Tablets have cured ' others why not you. Clv them a trial. They cost only a quar ter. For sale hr all dealers. Let Us Protect Your Health by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary con dition, connecting it to sewer so i sill pass all sani tary laws. WATER PIPE SLWlet us put runners on your buggy and make a sled of It. licensed Plumbers BAY & 1WEIFEL LA CkANDE When You Are Plan ning to Build remember that our tMnglet, sash es, doors, flooring and other lum ber are recognized In this com munity as thoroughly trustworthy and hlh grade, and thai we do not make a practice of over-charging. We bought our present stock when lumber was lower In price. WENAHA LUMBER COMPANY Complete Equipment tor Resetting and Repairing Rubber Buggy Tires LA GRANDE IRON WORKS , D. C1TZGERALD, Proprietor COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY The finest homes everywhere are electric lighted. The prosperous man instals electricity because he can afford the best. The man in humbler circumstances should in stal them because he cannot afford NOT to have the best. He MUST get the most for his money, and electricity gives him the best and most econ omical light. If you are skeptical, call, phone or write and let us convince you. (Pendleton Eat.Oregorian.) At the end of a twenty round gruel ling mlt contest last evening In the Oregon theatre. Referee Charley Jost held up the hands of ' both Jockey Bennett and Billy Gaffney, signifying that the fight was a draw and the witnessed the fray went away pretty-i couple of hundred or more fans who well satisfied. The Frisco featherweight undoubt edly had the best of. the affair up' un til the fourteenth round and in ' the thirteenth all but put his man away, sending him to the floor for the count of nine. The local boy, bow. ever, came back strong In the con cluding rounds and tared himself from a defeat. The fight was a slam-ban? affair from start to finish. .Indeed, It start J ed ta whirwl!nd fashion, the : first round being one of the beat of the twenty. Neither fighter wanted any time in feeling out bis opponent but commenced a fierce bombardment. Just before the end of the round. Bennett dellered a telling blow forc ing Gaffney to over and rushing him to bis corner while the crowd yelled like a bunch of Commanches. On points, Bennett probably bad the better of the fistic argument dur ilng the first half of the go and in nmucsy inirteentn managed . to I ranks leaves a vacancy la which our I circle Is broken and a shadow is cast over our pathway, and BE IT RESOLVED, That we hereby express our heartfelt sympathy for hia relatives la this, their time of sorrow, and we express our hope that even so great a loss to all of us, niaye overcome for gooa oy turn woo aoeiu all thJniS well, and . BE IT RESOLVED, That this reso lution be spread upon tbe records of this La Grande Lodfce Number 850. LatsI Order of Moose, and a copy for warded to the bereaved family. SAMUEL WRIGHT. EARL STITT. .. C. H. SCR ANTON. .... Committee. OLD TlrV. TRAINED NURSES. the ge in a wicked short arm Jab to Gaff- ney's Jaw. The local boy fell pros trate to the mat and. as the arm of he referee began to rise and fall the crowd thought it was all over. At the count of seven, however, Gaffney revived and by the time nine was Ail ed off was on his feet. To tie sur prise of everyone. Instead of being grorry. he was able to protect him self from the wild rato- of blows which his opponnt sent In and by the end of the round was himself on the neeresnive. . In the fifteenth round, the local boy showed to best advantage. H nut across two or three stiff ones and had Bennett a little dazed but failed to follow up his advantage. In the finn'. three rounds Gnffney came back rtrrmg as horseradSdi so that Jost was compelled to ive him a draw. As prellmlnar'es, Carl Thomas ami Bill Sweeney boxed three roupdB and Dudley Evams engaged In a battle royal wi:h five of bis pupils, the af fair furnishing the audience mnrh nmusement. Young Casey In particu lar provided entertainment rushing in upon Evans and delivering a few slaps before he could be shaken off. Removing and Burying ths Dead Was Part of Their Duties. In their "History of Nursing" the au thors. Miss Nutting and Miss Dock, quote from an article written in 17G4 which gives an insight Into what was required of the trained nurse in tbs eighteenth century. Tbo article says: This occupation is as important for humanity as Its funrtlons tire low and repusuunt AH persons are not adapt ed to It and the heads of hospitals oug'it to be difficult to plea He, for the lire of pntieuts may depend upon their choice of applicants The nurse should be pnlieut. mild, compassionate. She should console the sick, foresee their needs and reMeve their tedium. The domestic duties of the nurse are to light the Sre In the wards and keep them going, to carry and distribute nourishment, to accompany the sur geons and doctors on their rounds and afterward to remove all dressings, etc.; to sVeep the halls and wards and keep the persons of the patients and their surroundings clean, to emptj all vessels and change the patients' linen, to pre vent noise and quarreling and disturb ances, to notify the steward of every- . thing tbey see which la wrong, to carry ' out the dead and bury tbem, to light j the lamps in the evening and visit the sick during the night and to wtebj th,em continually, giving them every aid which their state requires and treating tbem with kindness and coo sideration." to consult this bank on all points relating to invest ments, the purchase of bonds, stocks or other finan cial matters. It is the business of a banker to know about those things. .- . Our services are entirely at your disposal. -Nothing is too small for our attention. You may save yourself loss. Come in today and let us talk it over. - ' United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon Capital, $100,000; Surplus, $10,500; Deposits, $400,000. OFFICERS AND DIRICT0E8 SfcJl7wSI- H E- COOUDCE FAJK COXLET 5- T. HILL 3. C HENRY T. J. SCBOflCra C.'T. BACO . J. L. CAVIXESS Old Age, Old age as It comes In the orderly process of nature Is a beautiful and majestic thing. It stands for experi ence, knowledge, wisdom, counsel. That Is old age as it should be. but old health, despondency and misery. This In almost every instance s wholly unnecessary. One of Cham berlain's Tablets taken lmmediateyl after supper will improve the diges tion, tone up the liver ana regulate Thfl hIV.Ifl That faaKn. a il n Tradition Shattered. old i . it I. m..-. 1 j The lady bad no experience, but she'; ; " L . , ' w' Sive way to one or nope bad a lot of sense and determination. T, v " BU,8sl8Q and good cheer. For gale by all deal So when she entered the market she'"Ver and 8 ?eneral ,efIlDS of ill ers. i 1 1 JtjJ wus as good us the next person. She I " approached the stall of a butcher and felt of the breastbone of a fowl. Then she said: , "Is this a good i hickeu?" "Tea. nm'uui." suid the marketinnA confidently, us was his wont "Then the old su.viug is wrong." aald the Imly. "What old siiyinr' demanded the marketmun . -"The old saying that 'the good die young.- "-Cleveland I'luln Dealer. D. R. FONG RKSOLI'TIOSS OP COXDOLENTE, WHEREAS, the All Wise and Su preme Ruler of the I'nlverse has In His Infinite wisdom removed from among our number, our esteemed friend and brother, H. L. Remlllard. and WHEREAS, the long and Intimate relation held with him In our midst makes it eminently fitting that we re cord our appreciation of him. BE IT RESOLVED, That the sud den removal of such a life from our Blaine'a First Stump Speech. James !. Bhiine made his first ap pearance on the stump lu the canvass In Maine in is.ni. He went to Far mlnirton to her Senator Willlnm Tltt Kessendeu seuk and with no Inten tion to streak himself Kilt Mr. Kessen den did not arrive on time, and some of his Augusta friends put Blaine for wnrd to tnke the pint form. He likened his situation to mat of n farmer who had a horse for which he asked $TrlW A horse trader offered him $75 for the animal. "It's mi awful drop." said the farmer, "but I'll take It." The story took and so did the speech tbut followed. vThe Voice of Experience. "Ieiuost.heues put a pebble In bis mouth when be arose to make an ora tion." "Oh. you never cau tell. Maybe It was )nst a lozenge, to keep his tongue from getting us dry as a piece of leath er. I've tried to do some public shak ing myself " I hlcago Record Herald Eastern Oregon Light &Power Co. "Always at Your Service." ill j -iin I ! --.-. , w . 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