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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1913)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. TUESDAY, JULY 29 PAGE FOUB ME OBSERVER BRUCE DENNIS, Editor and Owner : -j Entered in the post-office , at La Grande, Oregon, as second class 'matter. . SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Daily, single copy 5e Daily, per week 15c - Daily, per' month , . 65c . Daily, per six months in ad- V Tance ..................... $3.50 Daily, per year in advance. ... .$7.00 Daily, by mail per year in ad- . 1 vance $4.00 Weekly Observer, per year in 1 advance ................. .'. $1.50 ruling to deal with this question. Baker follows the lead of other cities and proposes to rid the streets of this disreputable class jal joaiers. . A man over 40 years old was taken ' before Police Judge Cunning yester day charged with insulting a lady on the street. The defendant, who gave his name as John Doe, did not let the case go to trial but pleaded guil ty, giving as an excuse that he was partly intoxicated. The Judge im posed a fine of $50 which was prompt ly paid. The city authorities are determined to break up the practice of insulting women, either by staring at them or by word of mouth, and a few such fines will-cause would-be mashers to sit up and take notice. Socialist Play Opposed. Seattle, July 29.- ists will probably The local social- bring injunction proceedings m the superior court ot Pierce county to prevent the Public Advertising rates on application. All i copy for display advertising must j reach the office the day before the I Safety Commissioner Mills from inter ' ad appears ' i f ering with the socialist play, "The ' ' ' ' ' j Colonel and His Friends," at Tacoma i next Saturday night. The play is alleged to be a ridicule of Blethen, the publisher of the . Times and Judge Humphries of the superior court. Address all communications to THE OBSERVER, 1710 Sixth St, La Grande, Oregon. MILL TO START SOON. Cremationists Go Sightseeing. Following the usual progressive pol-' Detroit' Mich- Ju,y 29.-Several icy which has marked its existence hundred delegates to the first national since its birth, the George Palmer convention of Cremationists of Ameri Lumber company will start its mills ca Bajed to day for Buffalo and Ni- supply of lumber that was burned; 8ra f"s after a .two ys session Sundavnitrht. This heans that the ca-1 here. The convention was for the parity of the miirwill be used through- purposee of perfecting an organization out the summer for the company will similar to the Cremation Society of turnouts try nu k-omk .w ya.us . England and to gpread propaganda in able to fill orders with lumber true to. favor of national legislation making- size and quality will be maintained, i cremation compulsory as a sanitary There is no sound quite so dear toreform. A special committee ap- commercial heart of La Grande as J inted at the c,osin . js to the whistle at different lumber com-', ,. .,,.,. panies mills and the whistle from the day worlnng on a memorial which will roundhouse and the locomotives. We be distributed in every city in the sincerely believe that La Grande is country for signatures and which will one city that really appreciates its in- be preSented to congress at the regu dustries. , ,: rv..- ! THE HOME OF THE TROUT. ization Hopes to wipe out every grave yard in the country. Its members cbn v..:i j:.: A special trout car will soon pass . . . " . . . . . through the city and its contents will ,s one 01 tne most abominable relics ot be used in re-stocking the mountain, savagery and that "cremation should streams of Union and Wallowa coun- take its place with other up to date ties. i ,;i, .w I hid ciutnnn nf llroirnn IC rnd mqtiiv.i . 1 1 . J .JV.I HUM -' i v, . 1 v. .... wu. al home of the mountain trout. Like the live stock raised in Eastern Ore gon, the trout grow to a better size, You Can Buy Cood Merchandise Cheaper at Wes fs Memodelinq Sale We invite compaiison of both quality and prices, for unbiased comparison invariably makes a purchaser, and especially so at this time wen every article iu the store is reduced and many lines low original wholesale cost. ;:;e- M(m, Read This Of -fer Take your choice of any man's suit in the store for .;. $15.00 "Values from $22.50 to $35.00." Our line comprises the largest selection of high grade "ready to wear" in Eastern Oregon. Better take advantage of this unparalleled offer today! $9.90 Your Choice of any Women's Tailored Suit - Values up to $40.00. $9.90 Outing Necessities AT A GREAT PRICE SAVING See Our Prices Before You Buy. BATHING SUITS KHAKI SUITS OUTING BOOTS WATER WINGS BATHING SLIPPERS AND CAPS OUTING JACKETS LINEN DUSTERS. Note the Prices on Men's Furnishings on Display in Our Windows .. .'. Today ' Diaz Festivities Shut Off. Ran Diptrn .Tnlw 99 Pinna for the show more game qualities and take enteVtainment of Felix Diaz, a nephew ; citizens associations to demand elevat on an appearance mat plainly tens ot , 0f the Mexican dictator, in this city, j ed or subway lines of the city fathers their nativity. were abandoned and arrangements i 4.1 m. In fact, the fish of Eastern Ore-!,,,, tn ,t hi (n "" "".pw. 1 su- ii,i 4.: : 1 j . burbanites especially are takine an I 1 '" 1 " 1 - ' 1 1 to Underwood Files Answer, gon, like everything, else raised here are a little better than any place else. (Continued trom Jage One.) The study of "railroad time tables" is to be placed on the curriculum of pome of the Berlin schools when the fall term begins In Germany there are no separate and free time tables of each road as in the United States. The network of railways are owned bv the government and the time tables of these many lines are printed in a good sized book which is sold at from 12 to 50 cents according to size. To move convincing erp earmarks of ar- the uninitiated it is a veritable srypto-j son. ,-, ' ' gram. The school authorities have de-l Ciy Reoorled Burning, cided that the olorlr children should be; Throughout the county and as far as nossihlp timfl. when it was lparnpd that sympathizers of the Madero govern- j active interest in the plans to give St, ment in the Mexican qaurter were ! Louis adequate transportation facili- threatening violence against Uiaz, ties. At the present time a passenger tvuu wan cAccicu 1 w"s ,.hnrtrH t.n nam nio tn Son if he rides any distance on St Louis ter read late yesterday. The letter Francisco, its stay here being limit- street cars, and to go to East St. which mentioned an interview with ed to a few minutes. . ; Louis there are bridge tolls to pay. Mulhall declared he had one with Un- The present plan is to have a combi- aerwooa. loday Mulhall letters were before the people it would stand as clear as yours." V MulhalPs charges against Under- expected to stop there to- t .. .., ,, wood were made Dublic throntrh a int. r (Sllr(-MI I i ' .... - NOTICE TO QUALIFIED VOTERS. The New Commission Charter is now ready for distribution and all quali fied voters desiring a copy can secure one by applying at the office of thi City Recorder. LEE WARNICK, Adv. City Records. 7-29 ft . LOSS ESTIMATED. nation subway and elevated from down read to tne committee saying that af- j town to the west end. REBELLION IS WAINING. taught how to get through the maze of figures and abbreviations to find the time of departure, arrival and routes of trains. Mathers Faro Hard. Biikpr, July 29. (Special! Baker hps adopted a plan to rid the town of "mashers". The common practice of many men is to stand around the street corners insulting women as they pass by. Most all towns have their ex periences with the "masher" and near ly all towns have mf.Va some law or Pendleton, the alarm spread that Ln Grande vs burning up and much plarm was'felt for several hours until the status was made clear in valley Chinese Republic Will Withstand On slaught.is Belief. Washington, July 29. That the him. Chinese republic is making advances: toward the suppression of the revolu ier ne quit tne Manufacturers' asso ! ciation, Mulhall wrote Former Con j giessman Watson saying he believed that Watson was his enemy and that he hope he would be able to show Watson that he still had some fight in Let Us Protect Your Health by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary cofl ilition, connecting it to sewer so ill pass all sani tary laws. towns. Automobile parties had no tion and that the revolution is expect- need of lamps as far away as Hot T.nlce and the entire vallev was liffht- j ed up brilliantly by the flames. St. Louis Wants Elevated. St. Louis, July 29. Weary of slow lv creeping surface transportation plans are being discussed today by The Test of Time Time determines whether the policies under which a bauk Is oper ated are safe. This bank ban been ln business twenty-six years. It has grown steadily nntil It has become one of the strongs' aud most prosperous financial lustitutlons in the West. The soundness ... u policies la attested by the long list of conserv ative business n.eu w: transact their business here; also by an earned surplus of JuR-i ,.,.00, the work of time and the res'ill of conservative managemit. This bank has facilities for taking care of more high grade b'v nfose nnd offers its services to those who appreciate the best In banking. La Grande National Bank ' , : La Grande, Oregon Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus. $130,000.00 Resources, 1,100.000.0 JFJBSIGWATED DEPOSITOR! OF CNITED STATES GOTEBN'MET. t UHITED STATES POSTAL SAYINGS DEPOSITORY. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury is mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely deranRo the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Rucli articles should never be used except on prescriptions . uum rcuuutuie pnysiciuns, as mo aaniaga c-1, T..1.. on rrv. r.u- tlley wl" a ls tPn fold to tho Sood you Shanghai, July 29. The Chinese can possibly derive fi-om them. Hall's rebels still continue to bombard the Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. foreitrn ipttlpmont Kn Wo of life Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains 110 ioreign settlement. ro loss ol ale mPrcuryi and is tnkcn internally, actlm? renorteo. The Americans believe directly upon the blood and mucous sur- that the revolutionists are facine- de- taces pf the system, in buyim? Hairs ?d to collapse soon, is the advice re ceived by the state department at Shanghai. Other dispatches indicate ;.hat the Americans and other foreign ers are sate. I j Licensed Plumbers BAY & ZWEIFEL 'L GkAHDE feat. Teachers Meet Here. fContinued from rage 1.) ley, county school superintendent of Wallowa county; J. S. Smith, county superintendent of Baker county; E. G Bailey, city school superintendent of Ontario; and E. E. Bragg, ex-superin tendent of Union county schools, and secretary of the association. State Super endent J. A. Church ill is a member of the executive com mittee but could not attend; neither could City Superintendent Landers, of Pendleton. j The meeting was not called to order j until 11 o'clock because of unavoidable delay withholding the secretary until that hour. Catarrh Cure be sure you set the genu ine. It Is taken Internally and made in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tes timonials free. Sold by Drupdsts. Trice 75e per bottle. Take Hull's Family Pills for constipation, La Grande Taxi Gigantic Vice Ring Framed. ! Long Beach California, July" 29. J That a rarrenehinsr vice rimr exists 1 with the obiect of recruiting 2000 rrirls j before the 1915 fair at cin Francisco. J is the statement made i M'-p. Hester 1 fefth. a temperance worlcpr and vfTch caused a sensation at the an-1 mini convention ChriHtian church. of the Ciliforn'a ! She chau?s thr I a fund of ?''00,000 has been raised for this purpose and that the rinrJ is extending its work over the entire nation. and Touring Car Service Four good cars available day and all night for city and coun try driving, and to surrounding towns, charges reasonable. Experienced, licensed chauffeurs always on job. Call Sorr.mer House or Foley Hotel. J. D. LYNCH We Fix 'Em Whether the ear be a Lozicr, Franklin, Overland, -Maxwell, J?ord or any other make We Fix 'Em. and We Fix 'Em Good Nearly every ear owner in the valley as well as the eitv, hea(ia for our Garage when hi .trouble. IT IS BECAUSE He is never overcharged. V He gets good, honest work done by the best ma: chunks on the coat. , Our work holds up because we hire the men who know how to do the work right. WHEN TROUBLE STRIKES YOU, COME TO US AND WE FIX 'EM. Leig'hton's Garas'e Ail kind? of repairing done quickly
