THE OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNIS. Editor and Owner
Entered In the post-office at La
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in all the year. Did you ever stop
to think of the life of sacrifice ledYhy
the physician with a general practice?
He has no hours of his own, but, is
i always under command of a telephone,
No social ' event is of sufficient Vti
' nnrfjince la take a nhvsician from a
patient; no question of state is of iif
flcient sire to occupy his mind whence
is battling with disease and death.'! A
practicing physician gives of educa
tion, of his physical energy, of his
social nature in order that humanity
may be served. : And to the credit of
the profession be it said, the 'money
end is considered only In a secondary
way. Their first thought is to re
lieve the suffering, the pay question
comes later and too often comes not
at all. , . .
But the many members of the East
ern Oregon profession are today at
Hot Lake trying to forget defective
appendixes, broken arms, bad stom
achs and their ledgers containing long
lists of unpaid accounts. They are
there to mingle with each other, to
get the idea of their neighbors who
race the hills and valleys of this
Eastern Oregon lumbermen are im-j broad country trying to alleviate sick
min.nflv riht whon thev obiect to ana duuq a genersvwn a .ui
h n.w fnitrfct rate nrovision cut- Mas. , And we say to them In all
tin off Milwaukee connections at candor, most people sincerely hope
Plummer, Idaho, , on lumber ship-1 they s food believing
Tt, h.M (n tMattv I they deserve it It would indeed be
VMtM4. was a riirhteous indima- nrd for any group of men to con
tion, but the channel through which legate at Hot Lake with, Diy Tape
th lumber makers must nroceed is!a i"d Mike Roach a hoeto and not have.
w i . . 2 ' a awvl rlma lumM hael&MTM fch
m aw.MAinnir rxrxa rva inuniuiTai . w asw wauav " .
Commerce Commission is like a great meeting this afternoon will not only
awiv hut - with be beneficial to the' profession as a
great force. No doubt, however; some!""16. jt ense relaxation
good wiU come of it, if the movement ! everyone attending, which always
has been started in time. The huri- . elP- v'"'' ; '' '
ber men say that certain consuming ' ' , ' ';
sections of the middle west become
unapproachable territory to Eastern.
Oregon lumbermen if the Phimmer PBttHKfstiUe,
Advertising rates on application. All
copy for display advertising roust
reach the office the day before Mia
ad appears.
THE PLUMMER GATEWAY RATES.
gateway is shut off. , There should be
a free and unrestricted shipment of.
lumbar uid all other commodities to
all sections of the country where rail-
oau Am easassjsla saws! it SninV MMlArnaf iitnl
a uauu a vm.f mi a. awva waaews
as existed at Phimmer, and still exist
until the current month expires in fact,
but die at the expiration of that per-
t 1 . I 1 1 Li- . 1 ' J
10a unless oruerea ouerwise uHwgea
in . the meantime, can be maintained
unhsJrassed, then greater facilities'
for . shipping are assured ' a one-rail-roal
territory. ' Eastern Oregon has
but one principal railroad and it is
only reasonable to suppose that ship
pers ever that line desire to reach
points with competitive lines within
as small a radius as possible.
mot Lake entertains medi
-: " '' CINE MEN.'- t'' !'
t It was indeed highly appropriate
for Dr. Tape, of Hot Lake, to invite
the physicians of Eastern Oregon to
his saahoriuro for their annual meet
in r. As far back as the white mall
knoweth Hot Lake has been more or
less of a retreat for the men who dis
pense drugs for the benefit of human,
ity . In the early days, we are told,
Hot Lake regularly and partook of the
hot water, claiming for H wonderful
virtues which have later been proven
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A. B. Cherry yesterday entertain
ed R. L. Scott, a' Portland florist.
J. English returned hut " evening
from Hood River, where he has been
transacting business, : .tiT
J. S. Lewis is enjoying a.jrtsit by
his , parents, Henry Lewis of: Bridge-
dale, Cola,; this week. :
t .Mrs. Floyd Green, of Joseph, is in
the city visiting with hex sister, Mrs.
CJaitnce.,Gt.vea,. ) '.'.;.,..... ..... .1
Merioa Kiddle home, frern Pert
land, where he has been transacting
bosiMM-mattaray ' v-
Lee Tattle, editor of the' Elgin Re
corder,, was in the erty . last nteht, rer
tnraihg home this morning. .
TVL S. Henry, of Independence, Ore.,
passed through1 the,, county seat on
his way to Enterprise, to engage, in
farming. -..Mn't ;!' !
G. H. KeBus, of La Grande, west
to Xmbler this morning and Will busy
himself packing apple er the re
mainder of the eeasoQ. ' , ? X
J. W. Crow of St Joe, Moj, was a
business visiter , in La Grande for a
couple of days. He departed this mora-'
ing for PorUand. " " .
tl. I U tf' V UU .-J tlam
and.Mret Martin, of; Walla. Wallah 1
guest at the bone 01 . bus. mruey,
were passexgere to Hot Lake yester-
beyond question.
And the phyiucians certainly are en- Idav afternoon.
titled to one day of rest and recreation THhri DriscoD was a passenger id
La Grande National Bank
Organized in 1967.
Hot Lake yesterday ' to take the
baths. County Clerk Ed Wright was
also -among . the , passengers to ' Hot
Lake yesterday.
i. j Mrs. Geo.' Cochran was a passenger
1- J to Hot Lake this noon.
J. Moffat employed by the Warren
Construction company, is in the city's
in the interest of the company.
;,; Mrs. ' Bert Denning, who was the
guest of Mrs. J., Stiles of this city ov
er night, returned to her home in
North Powder this' noon. ' '
Miss. Hattie E.' Short, of La Grande,
left for, Wallowa this morning and
'will be at the home of friends and rel
atives for a day or two. '
Mrs,- G. E. Moore, of La Grande,
went to Island City this morning to
spend the day with Mrs. Lindsey of
that place. '
Mrs, M. Allen, of La Grande, went
to Elgin this morning on business. She
will likely remain in Elgin for the re
mainder of the winter.
' Mrs. J. P. Price, of La Grande, went
to Imbler this morning to visit with
Mrs. Walter Stringham for a number
of days. .' ;;
Mrs. Fred N. Fox, of Alicel, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Ivanhee, the
county superintendent of schools, re
turned this morning to' her home.
'Mrs. J no Shaw of La Grande went
out to her country' home in the neigh
borhood of ' Alicel. She' will remain
there a f ew day :u;:i', ';. ,j ' . ,
' Mrs. Lewf I)A w nivil Mm .T tu
Cha wDerbf Ein, were in the cHy
ine goesw oz flir. eM Mrs. Chas. San
ders, anj'eoyej of the postal de
partment; ' They' Returned today.
'Miss Minnie Pierce, of La Grande,
started on a visiting trip' to Seattle
and. Bellingham, Wash., this morning.
She intends to be! gone a WeeK or ten
days. '.
Rev. W. K. Orr, of Milton left this
morning after attending, to his duties
as pastor , of the local . M. E church
South::' He is also district superintend
ent 'for the. Oregon district :
.Chas. Ward of .y, Seattle, A passed
through the citythjs morning .n this
way to Elgin; wherft be win accept va
position with. Mr.! flackberth of ithat
Place t .. $$ t
, Ceostabie L W, Faulk, and I Don Mc.
LacUIa notified tMr friends last evr
ening that jthgy lad , burred a bear on
Heaver creek,, where they are httnt
fpg dear. . r..i ,Myt ,.. , . ,. .
,RS R..Humphreyf , formerly-of La
Grande, will again 'pake La Grande'
his .heme, having severed connections
with a rinting exUiWhmenw'ln ' Pay
ette. 'v '"''. .
Nate. Raim of Bakar. "was. in La
Grande looking -over the 'supply' of
came. He ts representing the Frye
comaaay. U Seattle, and has some
50 bead, puased for shipment
R. A. Carney of Pendleton, is in the
dty. looking, for, hope. He lef this
morning for Wallowa,, where he ex
pects, to mak0: purchases for his buai-
Mrs. Christina CMstiansea, living
on Fourth and Lake went to Union -this
morning to De we guest or her daugh
ter, atrs..i M; Causeland, . for a day.
or two. ... ; , , ...
va-A.'S. Crawtord, of Bickleton,
Wash4' parted throajgh La Grande ,tlji
morning on ner wy.,to jsuta, . where
aha wiU be the gtesi of friends for, a
number of days. . She was fornieriy" a
resident of Elgin :tHi is -well acquaint
ed to that vicinity. tt'w-Wij;
The many friends of Miss Zoe Bragg
wui ne pieaeea to near that she is rap
idly recovering from her recent illness
and wiU be able to return to school
within a week or so.' Miss Bragg is
now at the home of State Superintend
j AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR FOWNES GLOVES
0KSI61TATIB BKPOSITORT OF VKISWO SSATES MUtSKWBHT.
UHTTBS STATES POSTAL BATRVM
Capilal I1040QM
Snrntes .$MMMa
Total Resonreea tjm,fU
For twenty-six years, in all kinds of financial weather, we fcav
smcaestfuSy catered to the monetary wants ef the peayle af La
Graade and the Grande Sonde Vaaey.
Wa respectfully solicit yen busissss.
eat Churchin at Salem and will
turn to Monmouth next week..
La Grande National Bonk
-vv..- .-.- La Graixte, Oregon . .. , '
COFFEE.
GOOD COFFEE THERE'S NOTH
ING LIKE IT UNDER THE SUN;
NO DRINK THAT CAN GIVE AS
MUCH EXQUISITE YET HARM
T trcQ 1 vti wrrriT Eonuc pr ric.
URK.
..DONT MISS .IT; .AND .DON'T
TAKE CHANCES. ASK FOR
SCHILLING'S BEST AND DONT BE
j SIDE-TRACKED.
Preserved in Ks aroma ever
fresh. 1-Qk, 2-lb. and 2-lb.
cans -40c, 80c, )1; moneyback.
11 1 m 1 in 1 vmtvi 11 x w m w I k m m - v . ''fy - ill. ni
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VISIT OUR EXCLUSIVE
READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT
Where you Will be shown all the newest and mofit desirable stales of
the season, by courteous flalespelf and nturgd & imy., , Tak ,
all the timeyou wish, for we expect you to feel perfectly at heme in ;
our new store. No expense has been spared to make this the most ;
modern and best arranged in Eastern Oregon. M ?
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, NEW MACKINAWS
to Very AttracHv DsUjna
t Ju$t Arrived '
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NBW MDSII DAGS
In o Variety of $tgtmmttd Shapes
$3.09 and up.
rantTiTi nam
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Munsingtvcar
in all weights
for aU age. .
Sdle Ata;f6r "Pingrce? and "Utz & Dunn" Shoes
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Jerome Friedman,' of Portland, for
merly of the firm of Friedman Wun
weiler, 'of Joseph,' passed through La
Grande on his way to' Joseph, where
he' intends -to look over business con
ditions. 'Mr. Friedman is going back
t oJoseph' with a' view to settling in
his former mercantile 'business. Mr.
Wurzweiler, his former partner, ac
companied him from La Grande.
terrhal symptoms. ' money. U W satWied.:;i5o not
The complete outfit costs only $1.00 tfcoe to suffer catarrhal ills-try
and Newlin Drug Co. will return your 1 Hyomei now today. Newhn Drug Co.
ENDED USE HYOMEI
Yen Breathe It No Stomach Desings
- Clears the Head.
Use nature's remedy for catarrh, or
cold in the head, one that is harmless
yet quick and effective. .
It is the healing oils and balsams
of Hyomei which yoo breathe thrrufch
a small pecket inhaler. This curative
and antiseptic air reaches the rm-st re
mote air eel's in the nose, thrust and
lungs, killing the catarrhal germs,
stopping the offensive breath, raising
of mucous; droppings la the throat,
'crusts in the nore and all ether ra-
one Gyrus Noble
high-ban wiU
quench your
thirst on qthe
hottest day
pure
mature
bottled at drinking strength
W. J. Van Sehuyver & Co., General Afeoti
Portlaod, Oregon