WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1913. ,
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THE OBSERVER
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La Grande,. Oregon.
Do you realize what that
" - I means?
.... v r i.rii.ai.s
cssible to Una. m Those New Y oncers win not.ouy
-utiorU fairness and a desire to do poor cherry and pay the freight across ,
' .. An ti nntinant Thv demand the -best I
the right thing - - - he worid produces' and will pay the
not brieve he has been up ap"181 highest prices when they get the best.
men and conaiuoim m - - That's me Kina tnat win ub tmippcu
now confronts. He chooses to Deneve form La.Grando-the very Desi cner-
.. . i, v-v' that nonesvy ries xne worm uruuutca. -
that all wn ine-n ;- ; J . ;.en A T, Hi wjf, take tbfl rpr wk to
remains . Gotham and there market the Granoe
and that the f.!.-r.!rtration win oe Ron(Jecfcerry it stands to reason that
met half way in its ambition to give guch golj(J busjness men as A;r. 1JUi
ln and wholesome government. In and Mr Coolidge would not even con-
this he is "i; ing"-as"ioack a ca? of cherries and
old municipal machine will spend many s h they
wakeful nights making meanine w werg convinced 0f the market value of
the man wnu o w oe . . . i
.hinapd forever the plan of running a Hence the conclusion must be drawn
Thlt Sine will stop at noU, thatUiis valley produces the chemes
ing in an endeavor to emb8ve Have you compared your surround-
commissioners as well as the mayor jngs ately with other parts of the
so that a sentiment may be started world?
that the new charter is a failure. Dot it, just once, and notice how,
'But the mayor has either u-d exce'- thoroughly contented you will be for.
lent judgment of men or eise ne - - " ,
5omSPi;- ,; N0( NOT HARD TIMES.
u hoa a chief of police who, ac - .
wav of thinking, is Dig H -nvhnfiv said to vou. "money I
enough to be mayor, chief and civil ser- .g seitirz tight and jt looks as though
vice cmmission anu ...... - - the country was settling down to a
without any help., uuei iarnc period of harJ t;mes?
from St. Paul years ago where he held courBe thev hav
Greater Reductions on
All New
MehnMse
Well, they
wrong. Hard
screening plant including 25 h. p.
electric motor. IgOcaiad near Palmer
mill oh river. Must .sell; good rea
son. Inquire. John L. Mars, quarr j
or write. Must be sold great bar
gain. . Adv. 7-16 tf.
tie mercnam must ue pam. . men j
en probably borrow the money, but
lie friend who loans the money musti
LEAGUERS AT JOSEPH. . from St. Paul years ago where n .c.u courge they have
I nition. He knows what it jm:j0j, ,
Joseph is having a convention of meanB for a rear bad g . times are an impossibility in this
Leaguers this week. ' Beginn.g to- a town; he knows w the 'western country where the wealth and
morrow there will be Leaguers from tre" f 'rs are break- j resources are so great ;;
all over this district in session there, str.kers and sl2met" The 0ld Then what is happening?
Now, it happens that these Leaguers ,ng Tibs rattingas a fair sized! It is not happening, friends, it has
are not any of Ty CobbWolk, pro- ch
fessionally speaking, but they never- v iineg denot5ng thorough. . And here is what it is:
theless fcelong to the "big League. ? .. those, lines also indi-1 if you have credit you know you
They are active members of tne ap- -1 BeVeral forward speeds bUy and buy and buy of a mer-
worth League of tne Meinoa.M ck' ----n hack.ul) movement.,; Witn;chant, but mere comes a ume
"Z Ivp of his hand he can calm the merchant must be paid, men you LUUft UUl TUI
w v ' - . -rrr I 1 Vl.. U..nTT fhn
twenty per cent of the 1. w.
horters and scare the other eighty
nei- cent into peaceful citizenship.
P.el,". ' w Vf thiB hurrah about
He Knows a iv. - . -
, r.0r-fArt in every way is kard indeed to liquidate.
theorv and the old chief holds prac. pe0ple have been buying everything
a square nifc ;uuij. . itie worth 90 per cenv m -- mey . -----
is not countenanced in this oreani7- " theory only gets a credit credit to an enormous extent, and th
at, and the umpire rules with such pers, wn . gounded w ? day of get.
fairness there is no wrangling. - - . b; hearted tlement. mat s wnat is me matter.
The erand stand and bleacbers are Chief Clarke is a great b , immediately answer: "But
filling up slowly but surely. Year by fellow-the kind n always; looU at 0Ur cities. See the empty
year the Epworth League is watched boy or a mistreated houses'and the empty st0re buildmes:
with more interest. More young peo- find ready to make a .Jja fe.,,,s are deserted and the first.
pie don the uniform and enroll their if necesspry, but he nas i no . . arfi gufferin& for busi.
names. The "bench" is full of theso person Stiekmg notoriety at .the ex (
on the waiting list, and all unite in pfinM cf the police department. should not these things hap-
one common purpose of uplift, of put-. best o all, he is a great friend to the
ting the ball over the plate where it laboring man, but a "er dentg . For yrs many pe0ple have been
will do the most gooa. lot tne aruiiwu - 1M off tneir ts. The schemer
Compare our quality and prices with any others
and you will quickly realize the importance of making
your purchases here.
Every Article in the Store Reduced
Wont's Remodelina Sale
VV
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ral church which justifies ..the state
ment that they belong to me vis
League. It is a league that keeps
constantly at work the ear round;
a league where the rules do not
change, where fowl tips are tabooed,
where nothing but a straight ball and
a souare hit count Stealing bases
es
the friend who loans the money
in time be paid and you finally get
to that last obligation which is very
Poison Ivy
Keep Your Blood Pure and
Danger will be
Avoided.
ThP meeting at Joseph is one in the soap box and urges men to vicious
which there will be new ideas advanc-' acts.
ed and new plans laid, for the Ep-; Po,.tland's other municipal depart
worth League never ceases in trying mmts may make good records in
to new angles to attract the young to the new administration, but tne de
lta diamond. Good people of Wal- partment tf; most S
.Iowa county will entertain the dele-; to y8 J any city
gates in a royal manner, just as they j .g the poiice departroent,- and we be
should be entertained, and it is qpitejpve ;f chief Clarke lives to serve out
probable that the convention next ,g appointment, the whole northwest
year will be brought to La Grande. wm witnes8 the possibility of running
ruriprp n new Methodist church will ... QC it shmM be run without the
await them and a community compos- nce of the theorists, without the
... ii 1- " . ,,,.,. on() without
ed of people liKe tne waiiov.a
will reach out with the hand of wel-
Rid Your Chllfiren of Worms.
You can change f retf il, ill-tempered
children into healthy, happy youngs
ters, by ridding them of worms. Toss
ing, rolling, grinding of , teeth, crying
out while asleep, accompanied with in
tense thirst, pains in the stomach and
bowels, f everishness and bad breath
are symptoms that indicate worms
Kickapoo Worm Killer, a pleasant can
dy lozenge, expels the worms, regu
lates the bowels, restores your chil
dren to health and happiness. Mrs. J.
A. Brisbin, of Elgin, 111., says: "I
have used Kickapoo Worm Killer for
years, and entirely rid my children of
worms, i would not be without it.':
Guaranteed. All
mail. Price 25c.
Medicine; Co
Louis.
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.
Notice is he:-by given that the
Beaver Creek Pipe Line is out of com
mission, and WATER USERS ARE
NOTIFIED, NOT TO IRRIGATE AT
ALL, and only use the water that is
absolutely necessary, until notified, by
publication in the La Grande Evening
Observer. .
L. M. HOYT
' Water Superintendent
Adv. V 7-16 2t.
The Best Medicine in the World.
"My little girl had bloody dysen
tery very bad. I thought she would
die. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea remedy cured her and I
can truthfully say that I think it u
the best medicine in the world," writes
Mrs. William Orvis, Clare, Mich. For
sale by r1) dealers.
St. Helens Hall
Portland, Ob boon
druggists, or by Resident and Day School for Girh
. . , - ,. ! in charge of Sl'tor. of StJohn Bpit .Wm
Kickapoo Indian' .araio l'""1
Malic. Art, nutuuvu, m.
Philadelphia and St. ; 9ym.u-. FOTMWg r.5s
. THE SISTER SUPERIOR, Office 2
I ." , .. . , St. Helen UoU
come.
. o.aii.te 01 ...e agitator anu
the assistance of the politician who
nre claimed to deliver a large num
ber of votes at a moment's notice. And
. .nvrnviirvT QOo nnmos true the credit win
l'OK 1 L,A U a -r." uuidh.hi..i. ;i . ------- riarke
: he due Mayor Aioee anu
rest; . - r i.innir maHe the ap-
i trie iormer iui na....,
There is probably as much inter
In the new method. of Portlands city; . . . iv,
i r ;i;:ci:t,
government as in any other under-. nrnpr man
11 Blood Dtxoraepit are Knocked Out
by . S. S. '
Strollinp throuph the woods or clear
ing brush, picnickers, hunters, fisher
men look out for poison ivy. And In
the meantime keep your blood pure by
using S. S. S. If your skin is rouph
with eczema, pimples or any other
eruption, S. S. S. stimulates' the fine
network of blood vessels in the Bkin to
dry up ana neai an uie sputa.
g S. S. will do this positively. It
dominates the principle of osmosis,
stimulates the cells of the skin to select
their own nutriment from the blood,
made pure and healing by the wonder
ful medicinal ingredients of this fa-
v.i n,-ifiai ft 1r a safe rem-
tiit.vt. ....... - . .
fdy. as it contains no minerals, and et
for b"'f.Z
I the proper man for the place.
... . . i .1 Wliilo in
taking oi me noimi ...... .
the metropolis recently the writer b- CAR QF cHERRltfe TO NEW YORK
served the workings of the new or-j
ganization, and generally, speaking, it i Next week the Coolidge Frtnt and
seems to be all right.
Mayor Albee, at close range, is ap-
Next wees uie wtR ,
Poultry Farm will begin Backing : a The
carload of chernee ior -
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The Test of Time
Time determines whether the policies under which a bank Is oper
ated are safe.
This bank has been In business twenty-six years.
It has grown steadily until It has become one of the stronger, and
most prosperous financial Institutions In the West
The soundness ... ""llcle. Is attested by the long list of conserv
ative busmen ransact their business here; alsc , by an
earned surplus of the work of time and the res-.ll at
conservative managem.nl.
v-. v.. imiu fnr fauin pare ot more blgn grade b-nl-
lUlB DRUB UU muuft. a
ness and offera services to those who appreciate the heal
banking.
In
La Grande National Bank
La Grande, Oregon
CaplUl. $100,000.00 Surplus, 1130,000.00 Resources, l.lOO.OOfl.OO
nESi5ATFi Depository of rMTEn states gotermet.
fITEI STATES POSTAL SATI0S rKPOSITORT.
u Unnv, ViotTtncr hit! lnriinw" and he
lias had a eood one. But now that
como scVipmpr must produce some
thing. He must show some reason
able cause for his existence. The cit
es are over built. Every man who
'onM o-et title to a lot has erected a
building, borrowing the money to do
it in many cases. Take Portland, for
nstance. there never was need for the
tremendous amount of building that
has taken place there. Portland has
i i-i.: 4-UnM i Vtrwl o noor acrf.
leSS DOuUiaWUIl man t, a uy, --
r . ..I . ..tir.n la a mnrvPl
end it should have less, because mere ,."fY'n' get s g s in nny aruB
is not sufficient means of support ptore, tut insist upon having :t. The
there for the multitude' who flock tcj Swift JTmlr. "and
that city from the east. - you Bhould take no chance by permit-
. The grills should be less patronized tins anyone f t"-
because the average man cannot af-!su(h' tnat you wouia uke to consult a
ford to eat regtilarly at a high prrced; jpec.at freely. B-c--pa;jr ,8,
grill. Why they, have even got the )ft' Bdg AUanltt Gu. ,
robbery system so thoroughly worked j
in the grills in Portland now that it)
requies ten cents to get a stall for j .----------------------
your hat while you eat a beefsteak. i
u... :, satisfied with twOjj
t for a tin he wants almost as
much as the.roeal cost to pay him for
V9, "courtesies." The orchestra has
been amplified -which must be paid
for, and last, but not least, they have
introduced what is known as the
"Cabaret" in the grills. These richly
painted and peculiarly attired damsels
they say, draw big salaries. Just why
they should is beyond our reasoning
but it is claimed they do, nevertne
less. and the man who orders a beef
steak or a lamb chop must pay tl.r,
damsels, paint and all for their
screeching during a meal.
No one need sympath7e with t
. . , &
city grills. It they wouia go oui vi i "- - t,w
v..: U Tionnlo &s whole WOUIO : netuw S'"11"" !
be benefitted. As for the high priced
nrobably a necessity
for we are told there are people in
tif! wor'd who do not sleep
they pay only $1.50 for a bed
- . at tnat.
A few empty buildings and empty
speculative residences, a herd "f i s
satisfied real estate men and slow
business at the grills do not mean hard
times. They do mean that the esy
money lad is losing out, that the Ru
f us Wellingfords are failing with their
three shell games, but the great north
west's healthy business remains sta
ble and untouched.
DEFINITIONS
HELL:
Three telephone systems in a town.
PURGATORY:
Two telephone systems.
PARADISE:
One Good Telephone System.
ELBERT HUBBARD
pd adv. i
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When Dealing With
J. II. PEARE & SON
La Grande's Leading Jewelers
and manufacturing Opticians.
You are trusting yourself to a
store of twenty-two years'
standing which should satisfy
you that you will be treated
right. y
Call when you desire anything
in the jewelry line or are in
need of glasses.
Clearance Sale
i
lopie in
well if Tlje best fitted Optical Parlors
i. so A J in Eastern Oregon.
FOR SALE OR TRADE At great
bargain. Complete crushing and
WE GRIND OUR OWN
LENSES.
J. H. PEARE
&SON
if
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of AU
Oxfords and Pumps
Cut prices on every pair in stock
Sale prices' from - 95c to $3.15
Men's Oxfords at - 1-2 Price
Boys' Oxfords at v 1-2 Price
L J. French Shoe Co.
Agents for Onyx Hosiery
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