La Grande evening observer., March 06, 1914, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1914
THE ; OBSERVER;,0
BRUCE DENNIS, Editor and Owner, . money.
116.60 a minute. That patient
had to die quickly to save
Entered in the poet-ffice at La
Grande,' Oregon, a aecond daaa
Before joining the "back to
land" movement this spring,
the
you
natter.
I would better see if you can stand it
i i to dig up enough earth to plant the
Advertising rates on application. All morning glories at the back door,
copy for display advertising must, . '.
. reach the office the day before the 1 It might be convenient for the rail-
ad appears. road presidents to live in Washington
1 i - ' i as most of their work nowadays con
1 Address all communications to . sists in answering the questions of
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' Now they will have dining cars in
the New York subway. New Yorkers
can eat soup in the gloom just as
noisily as above ground.
FACT AND FANCY.
(Written and contributed by M. L.
Carter, Alicel, Oregon.)
Sinners old and young be wary,
Change your ways, don't be contrary
For the governor has a very
Enterprising secretary,
And when called to eo, Miss Fern
This is undoubtedly the day of "in- Grabs that shopping bag o' her'n
INSPECT, INSPECT, INSPECT.
And she doesn't seem to care
Why she goes, or when or where;
Staring eyes don't scare Miss Hobbs,
And it's noised along the route;
Governor West will get you
.If
You
Don't
Watch
spection."
On every hand some state or gov
ernment official is ready to do a little
inspecting. It may be all right if it
did not cost so much to the general
public. I
' Yesterday three deputies drawing '
salaries of one hundred dollars a
month respectively and expenses' from
dairies and restaurants and hotels and ,h! J00 ughty little towns
the Lord only knows what. They. Where loose government is found,
found many things not up to the And intoxicated boys and girls
standard required by law, just as they : Are '.neaking booze around;
will ever find such cases. They found Help us stop this degradation
buildings needing repair, buildings 0f thls yKr generation
that must be modernizd and many who are sl'd'ng down the scale
other things, and the boys were fair To disgrace and into jail;
and iUBt in their reports according to . cooze maorsers, law enforcers,
Out!
and without a country. -' Of course,
most of us are loyal and honest citi
zens, but of course among us are some
men who are unlawful and some mon
sters; them we do not have to con
verse with; they spoil the characters
of the others. .
Yours very truly,
GUS KAVADOPOULOS.
FATHERS HEAR LESSONS
' (Continued trom Page 1.)
tht rulJ9 and regulations of their de
partment. . ..... .. .,..,.,..
But, i.r. Heaven's name, where is this
vnole game going to end? -
There is no incentive to enter the
business world throttled as business is '
today with different taxes for the up- j
keep of an army of commissioners.
And after all the inspecting that is
done, do you really think we get along
much better than Oregon did in the
days before such- things -became pop
ular? , i ; v ;
Do you think we are ''much better
off now that it costs four times as
much to run this state with a handful
of population, than we. were when
commissioners were unknown?
Lack of temperance . in making
commissions in Oregon will cause some
one some day to lay off from business
and Btart a few initiative measures
that will clean the state house at Sa
lem of half the salary grabbers.
And the day cannot come too soon
for the people of Eastern Oregon.
MaHHBH
"THEY HEAR THEIR MASTER'S
VOICE.
Better mind what you're about
For Governor West will get you
If
.?,..
You
J
Don't
Watch
Out!
Have you noticed the wail of pro
fessed economy emanating from every
candidate for state office?
Haven't you heard that same wail
before? Oh, yes, whenever they hear
their master's voice the professional
candidate gets in line and yells lower
taxes. .
The most amusing feature is that
many of the .61dovers and men who
have in he past been trusted with
Sad, misguided Copperfield-
Interested people Squealed, '
Then your booze was confiscated
And your charter was repealed;
You well merited chastisin',
Now then go and get yoflr "plzen" '
And don't call $ man insane
'Cause he made your duty plain;
Booze indorsers, law enforcers,
It's no use to sit and pout
For the Governor always gets you
If
You
Don't
, Watch
Out!
Hail to Oregon and Chief;
Thy transgressors come to grief;
Made to sail o'er troubled waters
And their wild career is brief;
Crime invariable ensues
Follows in the wake of booze;
May each troubled, tipsy dream
Have the slogan for its theme
That our fountain . giving mountains
Echo to the valley's shouts
"Governor West will get you"
If
You
Don't
, Watch
Some people criticise
And express their great surprise
Out!
public trusts are among those now At the governor and his honor plan,
to scream the loudest for economy.
What a miserablo farce? Why did
they not practice a little of this pro
fessed economy when they had an op
portunity ? Why do they ask the peo
ple try them again?
Are they all like Hi Gill of Seattle
had a change of heart and
want to make good?
Some person witha genius for me
chanics can win a niche in the hall
of fame by inventing a contrivance
that will open a window of a railroad
passenger coach.
Declaring it unwise;
But it's likely Governor West
Knows the convict people best 1
Probably they're not so bad
When there's no booze to be had.
Life's true success and happiness
Comes by the honor route
now And Governor West will help 'em
If
They'll
Just
- Watch
Out!
Not Sorrowing For Poluinas
La Grande, March 5. (To the Edi
tor.) Having seen in yesterday's Ob
server, with deep regret that you "dis
covered" the Greek minds, and that
you thought we were very sorrowful
for the departure of our fellow coun
tryman, Nick Polumas and his wife,
It must make President Wilson I beg to explain the Greek sentiment
rather nervous when he roads that and beg to inform you that none was
the English parliament searches the ; oppressed on account of it. It wa3
basement for sufTrairets before it only in curiosity's favor to sea the
Los Angeles has found the skeleton
of a man 200,000 years old and only
three feet in height It seems they did
not nwcll up so much over the climate
in those days.
dares sit.
A New York doctor sues dead mnn's
worthless dwnrf who disturbed tha
quietness of all, that we went to the
station, to see him. Do not contem-
for the same boy is coming into your
parlor to court your daughter."
The speakers dealt in plain, laity
nomenclature and pictured by statis
tics and otherwise, the prevalence of
diseases.
Come With Remedy.
But, unlike some revivalist and
quack doctors, they did not merely
cry out against this vice, but the
speakers'came with a remedy and a
cure. I hat cure is always, and can
be nothing else, than education along
sex question lines, they said. That
fhe parents can no longer, in the face
of the terrible situation in this coun
try today social diseases claim as
many victims as consumption, they
said ignore their duty to inform
their children, and inform them correctly.
The state association as unlimited
supplies of correct and decent liter
ature on all these subjects, which can
be had for the asking and every per
son in attendance last evemner ord
ered various copies.
At the close of the meeting, on mo
tion of George T. Cochran, the pres
ent local committee on arrangements
was made permanent with power to
increase its membership. That the
Parent-Teachers' association will be
drafted into the service as one method
whereby the state and local associa
tions can reach the child and the par
ent, was pointed out. The school
alone, the church alone, the state asso
ciation alone, can do little, it was
pointed out, but through the home and
the parent, each or collectively can
remove the blanket of ignorance which
alone is responsible for the conditions
that now exist. It, was a ..splendid
meeting, filled with lessons of merit-
and pointing the way to fathew.who
are willing to do right but kntfw not
how. ' " :
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NO OTHER ARTICLE OF WOMEN'S
DRESS DEMANDS SUCH CARE IN
SELECTION AS THE CORSET
The present fashions need a different shape of cornet This is the era of the
large waist and straight lines. j ;
Dr. Maude L. Dunn, in her recent address in London, states that more than
half of the ills of women are due to badly-fitted corsets.
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1 . .
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In All Grades
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a $3.50
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and
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Price Range From
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$4-50
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they so quickly help you to r"tiifd of j
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cine that will help you so qu'-Vly and
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contain no habit forming drugs. !Every
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throughout tho "-ountry as '"'l. N'n
matter where vou go, the1- lire or
sale, in 50c. "-d $1.00 si--"-.; TH
$1.00 size cornns two and one-half-times
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Notice of Estray.
In the Justice's Court for the La
Grande Justice of the Peace and Con
stable District, Union County, Ore
gon. In the matter of two estray ani
mals, horses, taken up by J. E. Rev-
That is why nolds.
To the unknown owners of two es-
ray animals,, horses, taken up by
Reynolds:
The Liquor Habit Cured
We guarantee to cure you of the
liquor habit or money refunded.
estate for services rendered at the plate that all Greeks are unlawful
I-hereby annonce myself ns
a candidate for Counly Judge
of Union county, subject to the
votecs rf he Republican party,
at the coming primaries
Should T be nominated nn.i
t- elerivl ? would give the office
& my entire time.
I believe in good county
roads but favor permanency in
construction.
I believe in retrenchment
along all lines of county ex
penses so far as practicable.
Adv. W. W. RANDAL!..
J. E.
In the name of the State of Ore
gon, You are hereby notified that two
'ay horses, both over twelve years
ld, both weighing about 1200 pounds;
me having a small, white star in
'orehead, branded "2" on the left
shoulder; the other has no visible
:narks or brands, except saddle marks,
vere taken up by J. E. Reynolds at
'lis place about four and a half miles
southeast of La Grande; that said
nimals were taken up on the South
' alf of Section .14, Twp. 3, S. R. 88,
W. M.
You are further notified that unless
"ou claim said estray animals and pay
He expenses of this proceeding to J
rte, that on the 28th day of March,
'914, at the hour of 10 o'clock, a. xjH'.;
lid animals will be offered for sale
to satisfy the costs of keeping and all
expenses in makincr sale of said es
tray animals. j
Dated this 9th day of February,
l'C4.
ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS,
Justice of the i'eace. i
Daily Mar. 6-13-20-27. . t j
The Mc Cormick Institute
1508 Fourth St. ' r La Grande, Ore.
CRAW FISH AT FOLEY GRILL
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red eggs,
$1.00 for 16, Phone farmers 18x7
3-6-tf
WANTED Sewing by day. Mrs. V.
Simpson. Phone black 3191. 3-6-3t
.j. Read .dvertHetnents too.
La Grande Rational Bank
Organized in 1887.
MM6y MPOSITOBT rQO,MTEP STATES GOYEBTTMEST.
TOOTED STATES POSTAL, SAYIJfHS DEPOSITOBY.
Capital ;r.'.r 1100.000.00
Surplus
....$140,000.00
Total Resources
-S1.000.OU4I.U0
For twenty-six years, in all kinds of financial weather, we haw
uccessfully catered to the monetary wants of the people of U
Grande and the Grande Ronde . Valley
We respectfully solicit your business.
La Grande National Bank
La Grande, Oregon