La Grande evening observer., October 23, 1913, Image 4

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LA GRANDE TH
jT OBSERVER.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1913.
THP ' ORIFRVFT? any at ,n Grande.! the Bacon, Wye doesn't he dig in the
I 1U V-UOi-.rV Y -.iVBut a ti, ,re My .t Bll prorision Thine? ' r
BUCE DENNIS, Editor and Owner should be made for their regular a
tendance at school in order that the
Altered
ia the post-off ice
Oregon, 'aa
at La
' SUBSCRIPTION
Daft?, single cepy
Baity, per weck
Daily , per assail
Daily, par els
BATES.
la
5c
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8&58
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fear ta aaVaace....
by and par year la ad-
WetUr Oaaarw. per pear. la
AdeYaaa aO eamarunjeatieaa ta
IBB OBSERVER, m Sixth 81.
1M
AarajrJag nates on appOeaticB. AO
copy far display advertising matt
mdi Mm office tike day before the
Ln Grande, Oregon.
burden of the parents may not 'be
come the burden of the children and
their children. Children are worth
more than cattle and sheep, for which
every practical man provides fodder
and shelter. ' ,
The child of today is the voter of a
future day, and voting. cant be done
intelligently if the mind has net been
trained to think.
Love in' a cottage sounds all right,
but at this time of the year coal in the
cellar has a more practical ring. ""'
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' AnWITIONAI LOCALS.
The Evening Observer en sale at
Newtbrn Book Star. -p
HOW ABOUT TH EIN DEPENDENT
CITIZEN f
"The
greatest grafter Is the chl-
aen who, whether rich or poor, educat
ed or ID iterate, claims and exercises all
the rights and privileges of cctisew-
ship in a self -governed community,
but will assume none of its obliga
tions," recently said Pref. Charles E.
Merriam, professor of political sci
ence in the University of Chicago and
a member of the Chicago city council.
Every city baa ita drones as well as
its workers. The drones eometUMa
outnumber the workers. In a bee hive
the workers kin the drones and throw
their bodies out of the hive. Society
cannot do that It offer dtiaenabip
to men regardless of their posseaaiooa
or thetr influence. Yet no election
, calls all the citizens to the polls. Some
get .oniy nau or even a smaller frac
tion, out for the simple duty of voting.
When it comes to accepting an ap
pointment in city service that means,
hard work and little pay it is diffi
cult to secure men. It neems the idea
that city work necessarily should yield
a large return is pretty widespread;
l TUItUimT MUVI HI BMCVV. ill .SW Hl-
I Uresis are placed higher than pualiej
interests.
I The ancient cities of Athens;' Cafrth-
age, Homeland ot&era restnetag era-
The dtt-
M' a man set apajt " He was a
are such that the child is compelled part of the small irovermn bodyi A
to assist in making the living. Both of dignity and a prestige attached to turn,
these cases are deplorable but not be-, Then cftiaenship was valued.' Men
; yeWremedy.. ..i ."; ' f boisstod that they were crtixena. They
Where the proper appreciation of aought rather than avoided the obll
education is lacking In the parents the ; gataoas of citizenship. '
ham te the ehlMrea can be obviated by I i .Today when citicenshlp is practical
greater enthusiasm on the part of the' ry unrestricted we find such little vH-
trueat officer and by ceaseless vigi- oe placed on the franchise that many!
lance on. the part of the school board will not Uke.the troubla of using rt
that the officer, 'entrusted with that What ..arit we going to do':,wfth' awh
duty be on the Job and receive a sal-, indiferent cWsensT , Should we take
ary commanturaU nrjth the Work. In . their dtrzamship away froo thorn, un
Germen there is little difficulty in til thev learn to appreciate H?' Should
this respect because the law says-sW' we, a some communities have: done,
and so, and Is carried out to the left- wHhdfkw some minor privilege; Hlte
The Ladtef AM of the Presbyterian
leauren will git Clipper baxaar and
nnnpiage sate November 18th. Watdn
for foture arirxmntemeni 149 tf.
Catwa Grape ftfe t cents at Tk'
CWhy ' ; ::, 'W-.:: 10-18 f .
FOR RENT Newly furnished heated
room, 8 blocks, from fast Office,
2102 Second at, or Phone, Red 3411.
' : 10-28 6t -
ing costs, 1 will on Thursday, the
21st day of November,' 1913, at the
hour of 3 o'clock p. m. of said day, at
the front door of. the court house, in
the city, of., La Grande, Union county,
Oregon, 'sell at public auction to 'the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
plaintiffs judgment, - interest,', costs,
disbursement and accruing costs, all
the right, title, and interest of the
said defendants, John B. Davis, Gen
eva Cox Davis, husband and wife, and
Clara T. Lyle, in and to the following
described real property, to wit:
Lota 8 and 4 in block 138, in Chap
lin's addition to the city of La Grande,
Union county, Oregon;' '
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this 22
day of October, 1818.
. . .' AUGUST HUG,"
' Sheriff of Union County, Oregon.
Daily, Oct 23-80; Nov. 6-13-20,
TRUANCY IN SCHOOLS.
Truancy from school is one of the
perplexing problems of school super
intendents and school teachers. : The
law is clear. Children of a certain age
are required to attend school. . It is
' likewise clear that every child fn this
day and age of progress and rapid de
velopment must possess the rudiments
at least, of education. "It is likewise
clear beyond dispute that home train
ing has almost entirely been left to
the teaching force in the schools. The
crux of the situation is: how wiU we
comply with the law that requires each
chiM to have a common school educa
tion? j- r ' j '-O V i '.' I.;';'
Where parents are . conscientious
there is no difficulty. The problem for
solution comes In' those 'eases -where'
, the parents do not realise the value ' senship to a narrow dasst
VALLEY KARH FOR SALE Grain
and alfalfa. Tertna. Address box
m, U OraaaW. . .: , -18-21 ,12t
'X';'t
ones IHtle f am' eisasages, fresh, at
PoiaeVa. -.k .xO :
' TJe BesJgjM af tka "AUBRICAN
QUHHN GORSaP lit recagaised aa
tke for am art artist h the
TMa Carset to casreet 'nt Ita
detafl. A Phaste Oafl ar postal trill
gatpsMia
.,; AMHTIONAL PHRS0NAL8
taflarei cam la tsj
y MRS. O. CAUUm QQlBBi. ;
. 'II .. -'O' - ,! '
Poe Ila U71
: ; "i',':1: "'' COPFBE ' " . .
IF YOU. HAD THE TIME AND 1
SUFFICIENT KNOWLEDGE
OF GREEN COFFEE AND THE
PROPER ROASTING AND
. GRINDING- FACILITIES, YOU
MIGHT ROAST YOUR OWN
COFFEE EVERY MORNING
: BEFORE BREAKFAST.;' STILL
WE SHOULD SAY: IF .YOU
DOKT UKE SCHILUNG'S
BEST BETTER WE , RETURN
YOUR MONEY. V- f . . 7
' If you drink coffee-8 W days in
the year ytm csJt-afforJ not to
Lola Moreloebl of Cove. Mrs. J. E.
Brown, of Huntington, and ''B. ' T.
Montgomery are guests of the Foley.
G. & Gardinier of Portland, E. E.
Sihrary of San Diego, Elsie Carpen
ter and E. E Baxter, of PorOadre
registered at. the Sommer, . 'v-."-(
Mayor John Witty of Imbler, ewly
elected executive of the apple coa
m unity, is in the city today on business
'matters.
B. H. Piffle of Wallaee, Idaho, who
is a patient at Hot Lake, was in the
eity making parehaees. He returned
on No. 10 Qiis morning, 'v-
MMeM& ' "Ml
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NOTICE TO BOIVP BU YERS
ter. If law . means something, it
means Just that and nothmg else. If
the law has no backbone those entrust-
. l ffth ita .enforcement wont accomp-
i. fieh orach.
Where poverty is the plea for non-
attendance, . the solution , cannot . be'
framed on the lines of cold law en
forcement - as -much as on practical
charity. A boy or girl cannot study on
an enjpty stomach, For this reason
the problem of suppMng food and
Mrs.. B. F. Cook of Kamela, and Mrs.
C L, Memerall of the same place, a
rivd this morning to .transact bnsi
neas matters. . ...
-.. Victor Jackson, of Boise, was in the
city looking over the situatican. Mr.
Jackson is in the Jewelry basinem and
is thinking of locating in La Grande.
B. C dinger, district depcty for the
Elks, i la the ity meting members
of the local lodge. He is stopping at
the ''Foley'; "
Mew Styles in the Famous " '
FIDELITY
$15.00 SUITS
Now cm display In our
windows mid ettr.
Mens Dep'L - ( '
m
I
Drop In
and examine these better values
-.,, in uU wpol fptts before
maklnlg a selection,
' .They will stand your most
: , ; thorough inspection, ,
trn tn.onr aetools. M ve to I lie 1
tJeot toller at bis work, t apeak tu it
aaxlom bvadeaus maa at bhi denk, to
Uipreaa npoa tfee praaeber ta bis pul
pit aad the eouaaeter In the hall of teg
ialattsn.
' And fatnt heart aever wen fair lady.
i-Jeha Stetaber In LeaHe'a.
the freedom te
assessments ?
protest against tax j
Mies' Jennie Anderson; living- with
her broUKT, ai 101 Greenwood avenue,;
returned' from extended visiting
trip to Spokane," Seattle; Taeoma and
Portland. ' During her stay in Port
land she-was the guest of Mrs. James
MUler, formerly Gertrude'. Pike, of La
Grande. She' waa absent' from the
Dr. C T. Haekett, " Enterprise,
: ' Kojtiee is hereliy given, .t the 'etty
of La Grande. Union aauatv. UMnk
will receive aealed bids for the war, about two Weekr and i-eports a
"Character is craated." remarks I Ucirovement , tionda rn the . -t - " v
Frederick C Howe, "Not during worklW 0' 1783.03, tor street pvinf,
wu .-...u- ..-.a ititL C. D. Robinson of that city to the
be W with Oia rftv muMitr 'not lat. k1 hospftal, .where .she will, under.
at than 8 o'clock p. m, November Sth. ' Pticn ioT intsthMLl troobe
ii3l. .ad tnuRt h rrmri,A hv a Mrs, Robinson was. natlent at the
MrtifM rWV for 'ft f tne'iwpit last summer and the- opera-
.mount bid, The sVeiessful' Wddex -''P'. .' ,M
a- similar malady.' Dr. Haekett re-
whyiji many Joy riders are fast.
The Agricultural department is
telling brides hew to make breait Sec
retary Houeton is gradually becoming
the 'guardian angel of this country;
proper clothing must be solved before I
toe wheels of the law can be permit-i A New York rirl disanneared with
ted to turn. In the larger cities this ' $200 in her stooking. Serve her right Mn ten (10J( days after notice1 that
problem is met by the supplying the for wearing a slit skirt. 'J 1 '" ."f
needy with aeoeseariee'ef Ufa. : I 11 . . .-. -1 j&
ronuaaieiy uere are not many, if
If Dr. Owen wants to bring hontt
att
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La Grande National Bonk
Organized in 1887.
in BirosiTon of mm statm unssmnwHT.
tfi2Vfm BUTRS POSTiX BATHTOI
Capital
1 t
V'.1
.....tl88.(
, Sarphis
Total Reeaaaeea
Far twenly-slx yean, in all kinds af finaaoial weather, we have
sxemeafuOy aatsrad to the monetary watte f Ve peepl let Ln,
GnmSt smd the Czande Sonde Valley.
We rerpeetfelly sebcit year bnsinais.
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La Grande NattoiudBonli
'aatd boa are ready for delivery.
hL' Grande, Oregon, October. 2 lit,
iy-: .-ii ;- -;-IJI3B.WARNlCa,
Rasordtf of the Ctty of La Grande,
turned this 'morning.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Notice ie hereby given, that by .vir-
toe of ai execution and order of sale
and foreclosure or hereinarter oecnD
ed mortgaged real property, issued out
of . and under the seal of the circuit
fiouri o)t.i5e 'state of 0egon,'Yor the,
county, of Union, bearing" date the 2ist
day of October, 1913, which decree was 1
duly reriSered, entered bf record, and
docketed in saM court on the 7tn day
of October, 1818, In a suit wherein
Paula Niederer was plaintiff and John
H. Davis, and Genera Cox Davis, hus
band.and wife, and Clara T. Lyle were
dafendanta said decree being in fav
or of said plaintiff, and against said
defendants, for the sum of $400.00 to
gether with interest thereon. at the
rate of 8 per oent per annum from Oc
tober erth, 1818 until paid, and the
further sum of 88.40 together with in
tercet thereon at the rate of 10 per
eot per annum .from August 28th,
1813, until paid, and the further: sum
of 824.68 together with interest there
on at the rate of 10 per cent per an
num from August. 29th,t 1913, until
paid, end the further sum of 880.00 pj
disborsements of thrs suit, and accro-
tE A FOE TO FEAR.
R Wsvsr Wan, a Cauas a-V te We
BuH h Railroad. "
Was aayttalug aver done by one wbo
was afraid?. . . -Wooid
Coiumbim have made his die
covery of Ibe nen world If he had
been ;bwde)d with dark forebocttneaf
Would tbgiel ever have been
Bfeacawat to reomteet parta of the
wvria irtne mmioBary had fearea: his
miasionT
Would there have beea a Onload
Btstea; In the Hlgners of the DeclaraUon
of Independent bad feared for thetr
rives, its well tbey uilgbtT
, W.mld the railroads have crossed the
coufWiti and i)fved tbe deaeit and
would our italne of industry have
had the murage of thetr eoavtettoas tn
bulldtua vur litdmtrlee tbe wonder uf
the world for alze. output and waren
If tbey had been timid while risking
millions?
wVfaa a nettle vr wen by, a genera.
aji feared?.' Waa rer a great u
vudloited by .oue without a ntruiiii
tkihrt and ondylnx hope? . Waa ever a
prise secured by a competitor wbo did
aof eiitcr the race believing be must
and weuM win?
. Is anything more, contemptible tbar.
uawardlos? Is au.vtblng more noble
than courage? Is anything "more child
lab thau fear or anything aweeter tbaa
coufldenre In en age of unrest, ottea
ou. suspicion and disturbance? :
Let ue turn from tbe dismal awamps
and lift ap oor eyes to the bills. Let
boue Inspire and, courage, atreagthen
ad tbe battle tw)l be won.
This hi tbe leaeoa to tsadr the -tHV
BERNARDO'S MONSTER.
laaMle 'andv Unlavue, Ones the try
efjthe. Medial, j Qarden.
'a the Demtdoff garden at Pmteltae.
seme aight.or tea aias from ieranva.
thorn, ettu .eroneaea the swnetar- la
atana. (and: stucco called tba -Appen
atao," oaee the lrtary of tbe fameua
tnel gardeau' Berne sixty or aeventy
yaara agio the at toe , was mare til bad
of, but nawaaaya tt appears Mutt .few
folk know, or ears far suck tbtaejaV lt
Is a good apaclmsa. pf tta Btj"!a, and a
reminaer.-or tta existence I yost as
wall. Ita belgbt If ereet, wouM be
a boot 100 feet or say OBe-fonta the
beigbf'et;'8L aara catbedcal. At tbe
backbone can enter lata raattc grottoes
built Into Its Interior, and from ender
neath the hair or tbe bead a eaacade
may be made to Sow forth at win over
tbe shoulders and body af the eoteasaa,
cresting a sparkling effect tn tbe aan
ebtne. '..' , v .,. . -.
Bqqntlei, .the protege of Cerium
41 tyedltl, wbo achemed this gigantic
thing in .ICK Ampleyed'tbe best tal
ent available, for tbe setting of It up.
acnlptora, maaom. et&, and wa are tM
that Its sbnoenial also led to some of
the artists losing all sense of propor
Moo and being, rendered aaftt far ordi
nary w0rk.9aa.of them losing his rea
aoa as a msgNeuca of helping ta
bpUd the manster. c
. Tne awliw'Ky V rlie'raaenptten . la
worthy or tbe great geniok. who. train
ed under tbe eye of Michelangelo,
baaltatad at nethtoe. knowing that
the Medtct money was at' bis beck and
be btM.miym ae yehw Daring Idea
of bls'needed'forWa.-' '
This faih'ons boy Bernardo (Ruohta-
atntii stems In Ma day to have out
shone tbe Admirable Criehtob. bxang
painter, nealpter., arenltect. agaepr
and aaachanclan and much Taadaa.i
London Bp bare. .
Morphine at. fain Pradwaw. "'
"Morphine." eaya a woman who was
merpMae Bend anl tbaa eared her
iir. "does not give pieascra, - it cre
ate pain. This ' IS its ttiamat aad
positive effect Tea pleasure It ta ap
posed to pMdttcac4e a mere temporary
rorni or aaaeetMBUi ,-rae exMlaratina
affect la the. Srat thrill or pala vlbrat
lag ao rnpWIjr one does not recognise'
It as auch. Let that be wrtttea in .let
ters as tall aa the meaatataa, Mor-
pbina Is a pata producer. Morphine b
a nerve deatreyor. It weekeaa the wHLl
U dhvopts tbe foBBdations ef tt
mind."-American hfagasjaa
:' Made an Enemy,
-Have yon ever placed yoamif kd
the bands ef a beauty deoter, Mrs.
MUggSWOFtb?" .:.
Why do yoa aak me thatr
"My. buaband wanta .me to go t
aace." - -v -
"Tea. t have bean ; takJag regnUrl-
trcatmenta from one" for tbe Bastkv
year." -nf. u-
"Thenl thllTIet;g. tt aeeam-eat,
w iisiw-Mi srancteee w, -.-
TflA r
HOC5TEIN CA'
; On neifer or a car load, wtth -cslf
ar coming fresh; white or
ndxed black nnd white; Immed
iate or eVferrcdrJivery. Cash
df termsxiricM right.
COAST CATTLE CO, -Eugene,
Ore
- Office at the Eagene Creamery.
j La Grande Taaa i
s
and
Car Service
Foar good ears available Jay '
and all adgfct far aHy and eaws
try driviag, aad to avmajslag
towns, bargee reaWkte.
iaxprieaaT, laraaaed ctfreari
alwaya on Jab.
Call Sommer Roase
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L n-lT ti i -"-Ki vtiw wmy OT1TJPBI. No Vtter tank
" TTTtiZr. L .a'1TT? water
f wa vanUja 7VI8 UaCQ
CKQ&OIBiCal
VkU Ttut A ... .t . J
in; operation, easirr installed. Wuw.
)tM need it-then drawn fresh. " , umt ,
Can ifMi Crtt Copy of tho Poriy' Deofc
e. let s send it to yon.
?llDi,li.h teWli.baut tbe merits of
hat I
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