La Grande evening observer., April 13, 1915, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES
TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1915,
TOE1 OBSERVER
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WHO ARE CALM PEOPLE?
President. Wilson places his trust
in the culm people. So he told a
church convention, liking the calm
people to stabilizers iq aeroplanes
which kept the machines , steady
against all the gust that blow. The
parable recalls Grover . Cleveland's
praise of the human buffers
revolutionary movements by the po'
session of , property . in . varying
(amounts. These include nearly all
farmers, who are doing very nicely
on present prices; merchants, traders,
middlemen, owners of income-earnings
securities; and many millions of
well paid and frugal employees', who
have progressed to the point where
they are not entirely dependent upon
their salaries. Except for the "In
tellectuals," influential but not num
erous, social unrest disturbs chiefly
those who live from hand to mouth
and who are in the minority
Progress calls for two kinds of
folks the calm and the strident. The
motors and the brakers. Too many
calm people would mean a sleepy
nation. For twenty centuries China
was a nation composed entirely of
jcalm people, which accounts for its
present attitude of helpless humility.
Japan got the whip hand by sudden
ly becoming restless and knocking
things about in the Orient. Our need
is for a balanced public which will
fidget when it has slept long enough
iand go to sleep when it is weary of.
attending upon the prophets of dis-i
aster. I
Thanks be, there is a whole lot of ,
peace in grape juice and no fight un
less necessary.
LABOR MAN IN HIGH
PLACE ON FEDERAL
COMMISSION.
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THE DESIGNER FOR
MAY, 1915
For subscribers is here red
ely to be called for. Many
advance, "Standard" Fash
ions and summer patterns
are now here. Get a free
fashion sheet. '
THEY'RE SOLD HERE
- ONLY. .
"UTZ & DUNN,"
"PINGREE" WOMEN'S
SHOES. ' - "
All the newest styles always
in, stock. Priced $3.00 to
$5.00.
JUST RECEIVED
CHILDREN'S
KOVERALLS . ,
The finest play, .suit mado
for children; can be bought
only at this store: all pats
terns and different weigh .s.-'
Priced 75c: : ; . -;
. stsnly
BASIL" M. MANLY, WHO
SUCCEEDS PROF. CHARLES
MCCARTHY AS CHIEF OF FIELD
WORK ON THE FEDERAL COM
MISSION OF INDUSTRIAL RE
LATIONS. 1 ,
The plan to label all married men
is unnecessary trouble. The mar-1
who ried man u'ready is labeled.
I will be in- La Grande, Saturday,
Via io in Hi,r hnpeae hl0A aavan ucaie
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OUIIIU UCIrVVCVII ' bllU unowu,IIVCl D vi vile Ilfliyw Willi UailUl Uil Ull IIIO bvab V1U, W OIAW.11 IIUUUICU JIUUIIUS,
fanatic factions. H compared 'collar. and gentle; the better the horses tlie
these useful people to the piles which j better we like them. Call or phone
protect wharves from vessels which Famous doctor says love is a Foley Hotel, . -, B.W.DAY.
disease of the mind and can t be 4-l3,5t. ' ;
cured. But the trouble is the patient' ' .'.
"White" is Fashions' Most Favorite
Color This Season
In our excl'.&ivi; teady-to-wearVlepartnvfiit you'll find runny new lK.velties in whitf
New White Coats of Chinchilla, New White' Coats of Ba Jford Cord, New Skirts in Sorge,
New White Wash SkirtsNew White Dresses and New White Suits. ' We invite your mi'
spection. White Coats moderately priced, from .....$12.50 to: $22.50
These New Materials are Tim
tions for Your Spring and Summer Dress
. which approach them, taking up the
jar of impact and harmonizing force
and resistance.
Both presidents were correct in be
lieving that there is a static force in
a democracy. A surprising number
of people refused to become , excited.
They take everything, with a grain
of salt public speeches, demonstra
tions, new idea.s, agitations. They
are the despair of reformers, the
distress of fanatics. They act as the
brake upon progress; sometimes the
. effect is good, sometimes bad, but it
is constant and can never be ignored
by a public man or a political party.
. To illustrate: Underneath the fom
ment, which we call social unrest is a
deep satisfaction with things as they
are. At least two thirds of Amer
leans are insulated
don't want to get well.
CLEANUP WEEK
(Conti .. . irom ?age 1.):
Mme. Bernhardt is quite happy
with her new cork leg. She never of the preparation Of the road and
did care much for the maxixe. has a crew of men to work already.
" . A site for the bleachers has been
Being chased by submarines is now seected 8nd from there the spectators
one of the great attractions of a jj be abIe to see the riderg for
trans-Alantic voyage.
To Catarrh Victims.
practically five miles out of the seven.
'This fnture is what the club expects
to make this race the most popular of
i all tne races in tne Northwest and a
For colds, catarrh snuffles there. huge sign board is being erected on
is nothing better than Hyomei which . the ground chosen for the bleachers,
Nbw lin Drmr Co. del s on the "No-1 wiiicn Kives x.n? name ox me race
,,..nn.v'- nin Hnmi km. ni (course, the date of the race, and the
a.. i.v'n.f w i . ,, .n'Plize money. Further plans will be
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against joining lasting benefit. Adv. I Fridav nii?ht
POULT DE SOLE SILK
' FABRIC.
A beautiful new weave in
a soft file effect, will wear
better th an inessaline or
taffeta. Comes in black,
navy, Belgian blue, Rus
sian green and brown,- Ex
tra wide, priced ,...$1.65 yd.
' PONGEE SILKS
Will be all' the rage this
season. We were fortunate
to secure a special value at
50c a yard. Hand bom,
good weight, 34-inch wide,
natural color a very fine
quality pongee at 50c yard
Oeher pongee silks, 35o and
65c. : Hv '
BEAUTIFUL NEW f
, WASH MATERIALS r
Just received by expres;. ai
new printed mercerized '
crepe, . in beautiful flower:
efects; dark or iht shades, t;
50c yard. ; ,f;
New silks organdie' fine
quality, 50c.
Polka Dots! Polka Dots! j
New ones just received, in t
voiles; ; priced 25c yard. I
AID THE KIDNEYS.
Real
Sailing
A thorough dry cleaning with a touch of new
trimming often makes an old garment look
like new.
Men's Suits, Ladies'
plain tailored suits $1.50
$1.50
THE WORK IS DONE BY EXPERTS. ;,
im A. W WiMJ ill KM MB M . M M M W -
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
Capital $200,000.00 Resources $1,000,000.00
Surplus $50,000.00
OFFICERS:
Fred J. Holmes, President C. C. Penington, V.-Prest.
F. L. Meyers, Casliier
Earl Zu.ndel and II. E. Coolidge, Ass't Cashiers
DIRECTORS:
Fred J. Holmes A. T. Hill H. E. Coolidge
C. C. Penington J. F. Conley A. Blockland
F. L. Meyers J.G. Snodgrnss H. S. Brown ton
What This Bank Aims to Do
To promote our customers' interests as we would our own;
To do all we can to make their relations here profitable
and agreeable to them;
To contribute to their enterprises, the co-operation, fore
sight and timely assistance which a good Bank can
properly bestow.
La Grande Suffers Should Take
Further Risk. : ;
No
Why will people continue to suffer
the ae-onies of kidnev comnlaint.
! backache, urinary disorders, lameness,
heartaches, languor, why allow them
selves to become chronic invalids,
when a tested remedy is offered
them?
Doan's Kidnev Pills have , .been
used in kidney trouble over 60 years,
have been tested in thousands of
cases.
If you have any, even one, of, the
symptoms of kidyiey diseases, '' act
now, for gravel, dropsy or Bright's
disease may set in and make neglect
dangerous. Can La Grande residents
demand more convincing proof than
the following?
Frank Allen, Union, Ore., says:
"Haiti work strained my back and
weakened my kiilneva. The trouhln trot.
a little worse each year. There were
constantn grinding pains in the small
of my back, Fnd my kidneys were
badly out of order. When the
trouble was at its worst, I tried
Doan's Kidney Pills. They helpc
me right away, and I continued tak
ing them until every symptom of kid
ney trouble fas gone. For nearly
three years there has ben no sign of
the trouble, so I feel I can safely say
ray cure is permanent."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mr. Allen had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
To Catarrh Victims.
Free Delivery
to any part of
the city.
Prompt Phone
Service,
Three Separate
phone lines. '
Are You Going
! To Build?
Why suffer catarrh and let it ruin
your health and happiness.- Simply
breathe Hyomei. Newlin Drug Co.
sells it on the "No-cure-no pay plan.
Begin treatment now and get quick
and lasting relief. Adv. , 4
31
Two great questions to the5!
J prospective home-builders !
are "How much is your i
Jhome going to cost," and!
S "what will be .the cost for
! repairs in -the future."!
There are two ways to
build, the 'cheap and inex- j
perienced way, and the
good and substantial way J
which means good work-
inansmp ana gooa ma-;
THREE HUNDRED CRUSHED
terial
j See me before you build, j
jH. E. Roskamp
Contractor and Builder
S this the.
hidden.baf
fling secret"
of thf nivs. .
terious Black Box?!
How did a woman,
or a man, come to be f
in t ll O ana nn
home a piuno box in the jungle? '
See The Black Box and in every .
heart-gripping scene you will find your- i'
self completely puzzled, and then fas-
cinated, when you learn why.
Here's a magnificent 15-week moving
picture that will grip you, fascinate '
you, thrill you. Take the wife and the
kiddies, or your sweetheart. See it.-.
Don't mist it. Tell your friends to
See
Th BLACK BOX
T7l Photoplay Serial Supreme '
18 CpinxtoJ OMtimi '
(CUT HERE.)
Dont Live
Another Day
Without a pair of glasses, if you
suffer from headaches. Our
glasses will rest your eyes, per
mit you to see clearly, and ban
ish those headaches that come
from tired, weak eyes. i
Sick headaches ore a thing'of
the paet to wearers' of Heacock's
Glasses. Feel free to come, in
at any time." , -
Our skillful fitting and adjusting
will satisfy the most critical.
HEACOCK
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
3rd Floor New Foley Bldg.
Japanese Meet Death in Coal Mine, by
water and Earth.
Tokio, Japan, April 13. Crushed be
neath tons of earth anA
least 300 Japanese coolies were drown
ed in a coal mine near here today.
Subterranean roofs gave way.
This is the first accident of its kind
in the history of the world.
Liner Still Aground. 1
Tokio, April 13. The liner Minne
sota is still hard aground on a rock in
the Sea of Janan. ThA i .
mediate prospect of raising the craft"
which went ashore on the rocks yes-
teraay.
THE CLUB
CtGAR STORE
ARCH BACON, Proprietor
J Cigars of Quality, Best Grades of
, Tobacco, Candies of the classy kind;
S also Fishing Tackle and everything !
I for Sportsmen. f , v . jfj
Why You Should Prefer
laster Coffee !
OEM
OLD MASTER STANDS. FOR THE ACME OF. COF-l
; ' ' ; FEE PERFECTION. V .',
"OLD FOSTER" is your protection against the weak and '
flavodess coffees which cost less to .buy but twice as much ;
to use. - - l---' '--''-O Sr-;
"Old Master" represents reliability and quality; those char- ' j
acteristics have placed Old Master . Coffee on that select j
list of food products recognized . as the "Best sf their kind." I
Old Master Coffee Costs
1,1 0110 PU11(I tins, 45c; twos, 85c, and threes; $L25 ;t;;; ':
The old-fashioned coffee pot or style perculator may be
used for Old Master with equally satisfactory" results: ! ;
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Pattison Bros;
Phone Main 80
At the Arcade Soon.