La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 31, 1913, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textr ; FRIDAY, 0CTOBE'3J, 1913. YEB, 1 1 pi .it The J core-' se f Vro ' cfoi f and; J; axe, ! f box P nu " stai ' re : tot 1 - last f , & firn' ; imi : V nnl ( ' i int" Fa. , lo K tW 1' th( Jv.lMf ,, eit' " to ft '.. ,t .1. 'I I ' -' '.! I I I I I THE : OBSERVER nBenmnm.iMr tad owmt IbV ftost-oiflcs ' St. U ... aTOBaCSVTION KATEa.':, ' w . 'tf.fMf 4 fit1 Blur, im .Mt iwir, per Mpii $ DaHy. ptr afai aseatfca la asV vanes I1M Daily, w year la advance..... $7.M DCCy, fcy sssfl per year la ad VMM $4jM WwBr ObJUWi per' year la .' ' Atortisfar rates ea'applleatieii. Afl efgr ' r alspmjr advTBtag awt naeft iWOlM to day bfre (It M fJ6grta'a4 MaiawmemtUa to " IBB OOOBVIS, J7M Stat St, the. school hygiene movement f or the sdvewweut of ; the hearth af .Ube school child, rather than e negative shimming up to disease. Th health emphasis wu particular ly noticeable ja the scientific sjaibit held ia connection with the congress. VUitol to educational exhibitioni on hygiene and, sanitation do . not need to be told how frequently these have bees of the "chamber of horrore" Vari ety. 'There were survivals of '' this type ia the Buffalo exhibits, but for the most part the positive, sane, nor mal exhibit was conspicuously pres ent ; There were wonderful pictures of city, girle encaged tit outdoor sports sad gamestoe New York 'school girls, for instance, who in their public school athletic league illustrate the ; Boise, Idaho, Orchards Thrive! Portland, Or, Oct. 81. (Specia)) That the stats of Jdaboils coming to the very front of the ranks as a pro ducer or first class fruit, is the as ertion of GaarW J. .fitoaeL head of the fruit shipping department' of the Oregon Short Une railroad, who was a visitor In the cHy.' He was getting. acquainted with some, of ; bis. -old friends connected with the North western Fruit exchange of this city, "Crop conditions ia Southern Ida ho have been very good this season so far as fruits are concerned " said Mr, Sinsel "The crops were not only the best as regards quality .than .that por tion of the northwest has ever pro duced but the growers secured more SUFFRAGE FOB HOLLAND. Suffragettes are in high glee over the news from Holland. .In her speech from the throne, Queen Wil helmina indicated her intention and that of her cabinet of granting the Tins w women, as soon vpoanoie. j! A bill is to bs introduced in the states general, which will remove, all constitutional obstacles in the way of granting the suffrage to women.' And at the same time this bill will revise the constitution in such a way as to extend the parliamentary franchise to all male Dutch subjects on reach ing a certain age, with a few excep tions.' .The action on the part of the crown and the cabinet is the outcome of the agitation for : the . extension of 'the franchise for both men and women, which reached its height inl9U. A, that time the social democratic la bor party, together, with the liberal i succumb.; .'' The old familiar exhibits of wan and careworn consumptive children were replaced in the exhibits with cheer ful pictures of - "pretubercukans' youngsters busy in the school of the out of doors,' their faces bright with the hope of health, typical of the knowledge that fresh air and Sunshine een.imnd will drive tuberculosis from the earth.. S .. Exhibits of the old sort there were a few; Just as there were a few speeches of the kind , that were un doubtedly necessary in the early days of the health movement to arouse the public sentiment; but the one big cen tral fact, both in the exhibit and in these speeches, was that school hy giene is to be henceforth consider ed from the point of view of health, not disease; tnat sound bodies; clean minds, normal development, air. and sunlight, rational living, education to fit. f of natural productive life, are the things to be stressed; that it ts not so much a furht ainBt diseas u it in n t igtit for health. It was almost as if the 'delegates of the nations at Buffalo hsd'deelared to the world: "3ere are democratic league, organised a peti- mny M me; we Know the tion for extending the franchise. This vlls ,now; let as remedy where , we was signed by 317,622 persons, of eM! bn ,rt 08 U do our .best whom 115,000 were women. When , 10 Pt'"the way to clean, healthful the states general opened September fW1 living for the generations to 10 a nnmniim at 9A.MO mn mnA wu. come. newer' hearth spirit of the boor, the; money for their growths. .. Therefore spirit, W wholesome recreation, to i they are financially better than ever which even the tenement seems to 'before. This year's crop of Italian prunes consisted of 900 ears. There were 100 cars' of Elberta peaches and 1 would estimates the apple crop at 1260 ears compared with 1268 cars a year ago While the crop of apples, per acre was not as rood as a year aeo, the newer acreage wnien has come into, bearing has given a total oatjtat nearly up to that of the bumper of a year ago. ."There., was an excellent demand for 'prunes and the crop' was of excel lent quality. - The fruit found a ready sale at 66c ''to tOc a crate,' f . o. b, ship ping points, if growers were willing to sell, their, produce at; the time it was ready. , - i. "Peaches, while they, were; of the finest quality that I have ever seen in any section, did not bring as good prices to growers per acre as prunes. This was due to the fact that the east ern markets were more or less glut ted at the time that southern Idaho was marketing its crop. . . , "Apples are finding -a ready mar ket at 41.00 to $1.80 a box f. o. b. The range in price is' for Jonathans, Roman Beauties. Grimes Golden. Ar kansas mack and Ben Davis." men took the petition to the minister a.-j.-- "rtlli I ' Ciricljihati has Imported to huii- 1,.. ki- ti- . I nobody h8 figured oat bow much stitutlon adopted in the '70s 'HeWnd', gB. said to be LM ? ... . , ... fonso always was pretty fond of Pur- va l- IIS aroma ve tended to keep the . - ' l Oeanly granulatedf Wb.f 2-lb. served notice 'uion the rulinir family 1 . v. n.J -.u. u.. trwK and Spain re - not by divine factories have states "Senefal' if ought ou the "qn-J ""' " "' Uons of the day. f The government is going to dissolve But while the queen has done noth-Ith t every Ume a trust ing openly to encourage the fran-. the prtce goes up. ,. . . ;s;,-;. chise movement among wjmen, it is ' ' said that her popularity has tended Smoke costs Pittsburg $10,000,000 to make the women's cause more pop- J year, but the chorus girls eost her ular, especially among the middle more wan inai. classes, who might otherwise be 4 it's Tt cheerfuli'' 'An in frypeDsive help w a'ISilc cup of coffefc. at the rit time; (above all. fov. " hwatfnst 1 when the day is jqyng. v J Schilling's Best iaroma- 1 " '.'..!'', V; ' ' " '. . ' . c -' ri'.-'-jwt..,,M -J:.- Vv (tlT" fcf ) . Ilk i I. 7 in clined to hold off 'from women suf frage as a social democratic roeas . ure. . : -Au , 1 .J j A CONGRESS OF HEALTH. ' When the Fourth Internationoul congress of School Hygiene closed re cently '' one fact ' stood out vividly ; The latest freak dance is called the , hesitation gCde, but the youngsters show no hesitation in learning it., K LOST Thursday, between .Golden Rule and Newiin Drug store, gent's . ..black. leather purse. .Return to Ob server. ; .Suitable reward. , 10-81 5t. ' and . 2U-lb. tins: moneyback. my ; 40c lb.- La Grande National Bank Organised in 1887.. DESIfllfiTED DKP0SIT0BT OF UNITED STATES CWTEBJIXEflT. CTTTED STATES POSTAL 8ATHICH9 DEPOSTTOai. Capital ............... $1B0.0Q0. Surplus tl 30.000.09 Total Ucsourceo ...... . $1,000.0006 For twenty-six years, in all kinds of financial weather, we have successfully catered to the monetary wants of the people of La Grande and the Grande. Ronde Valley. , ; We respectfully solicit your business. 5 La Grande National Bank La Grande, Oregon "THE WOLF" COMING. Eugene Walters greatest play, "The Wolf comes to. the ArciT.Theatre on Friday, November 14.. hjo play of recent years has had such a wonder ful! run' of business as has been ac corded to this romantic story of the Canadian woods. It is claimed that more people have witnessed this play than any drama ever before sent on tour.' ' One of the most fascinating mo menta in the presentation of "The Wolf," the phenomenally ' successful romantic drama which comes to the Arcade on Friday, November 14th, ia Jules Beaubien's rendition of "the great desire speech" in the second act j Women and girls have displayed the (keenest interest over the manner in ! which the actor renders the lines, as well as the lines themselves, and ; many have asked for them that foiey ' might use the verses on sofa covers : and rugs. ,. Law Office Removed. Attorney J. D. Slater has removed hi soffice to rooms in the West-Jacobs Sot Otif WinsrlAw ninWlHVst ....... . n, -..i . ........... .... ttssKsU UUJkUtUOmkm CSto "r ' j Alto soU La Grand iqent$ for "Benjamin" "Hirsch Wvckwire" Net York Styles, $10 to $30. High Grade Suit; $25 to $30. Fidelity $15.00 Suits Guaranteed All Wool Fabrics. Gordon $3.00 Hats Manhattan Dress Shirts $1.50 to $3.50 WRIGHT WILL WRITE BIGHT. glass work signs. He will then be in a position to make any kind of sign that is known. At the present time he makes all of his framework for the , electrical nigns, does ail of his solder- Wright will write signs right here- ing and tinning. The little shop on the after if the enlarging of his plant has roof will be the place where the signs anything to do with It And it can- the times are to be made, where the not be doubted that increased facil- t from Wright signs will be bright , ... ,, ,. 4 . . and light, to the delight of all in sight ities will enable him to do the right 0j them thing in the Wright sign writing. The , ' '..' ,-- time seems ripe, for Wright to writr ' ..',:. lietter than ever before, for heretofore IIUII IU IHIAL DUUU The price of eggs still sticks at the 4G cent mark. The supply is not over abundant and on account of the near approach of the holiday Reason local dealers expect the price to go higher instead of lower. he has been cramped for room and space. His present office above the UJ tt ii. l . i . : . i . . LUildine. He will occudv rooms 11 " no jand 12 at the right hand side of the Pairs that scem ri8ht to Sam Wright, hall.. The office rooms vacated in the j Slater building, which' have been oc cupied by Mr. Slater for many years, j will be furnished for lodging pur-i-poses' and will become a part, of the Montana rooming house In the upper part of the Slater building conducted by Mrs. Root. CARE OF YOUR HAIR and he promises to spread more right bright light on the corner of Fir and Nothing spoils your good looks so Adams than any other corner in the much as homely hair stringy, dull city can boast of. The frontage of Ad- colored, harsh. Nothing adds to good ams street is to have illuminated bul- looks so much as beautiful hair soft, letins written by Wright on the right silky, wavy and glossy. No matter side of the window and on the left how beautiful your hair is now, you thereof. Reflections of hich Dowers can improve its eood looks by usin? oily smell pf the hair. Harmony Hair Beautifier is rightly named; jt beauti fies the hair. ' Very easy to apply simply sprinkle a little on your hair each time before brushing it . It contains no oil, and will not change the color of the hair, r.or darken gray hair.' To keep your hair and scalp dan druff free and 'clean, use Harmony Shampoo. This pure liquid shampoo gives an instantaneous rich lather that immediately penetrates to every part of hair and scalp, Insuring a quick and thorough cleansing. Washed off just as quickly, the entire operation takes ; only a few moments. -.Contains noth ing that can harm the.-iaa)V harshness or sUckinessyUwri smelling cleanliness. . ; . Both preparations come in odd- shaped, very ornamental bottles, with sprinkler tops. Harmony Hair Beau tifier, $1,000 Harmony Shampoo, 50c Both guaranteed to Satisfy you in ev ery way, or your money ick. Sold in this community only af"bur store The Rexall Store one of the more will nrove to the public that Wright is Harmony Hair Beautifier. If your than 7,000 leading drug stores of the right in making bright light for the hair is homely and ugly now, Harmony right kind of people. j Hair Beautifier will make it softer, Vrom Leighton's garage will come a silkier, glossier, more beautiful in ev pipe line that will conduct a current of ery way. H also makes it easier to compressed air, which .he will use in put up and helps it to "stay put." Its the making of glazed, and chipped rich rose odor hides the unpleasant, United States, Canada and Great Brit ain, which own the big Harmony lab oratories in Boston, where the many celebrated Harmony Perfumes . and Toilet Preparations are made. Hills Drug store, La Grande, Ore.