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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1915)
, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, lp!5. hA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THE OBSERVER 6SUCE DENNIS Editor and Owner. Entered in the Post Grande, Ore if on, a ' matter. Office at La second elui Advertising rates on application. Ad copy for display advertising must reach the office the day before the ad appears. Adore ail communications to IBK OBSERVER, 1710 Sixth Street SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Daily, single copy 6e Daily, per week ....... 15c Daily, per month 65c Daity, six months in advance. ..93.50 Daily, per year in advance. .. .$7.00 Daily, by mail per year, iu ad vance 94.00 Weekly Observer-Star, per year in advance $1.50 "all Things. to all men" wonder that the Sunday school quart erly often geu lost. .:- Now they are calling T. R. the clam of Ovster Bay. Little did we think it would ever come to this. COUNTY RECORDS. . 4 CONVEYANCES Genevieve Bohnenkanip and W. H Bohnenkamp. her hush, to Chase M. Bohnenkamp. Warranty Deed. Con vevs: A strip of land 50 ft. wide off of' East end ofLotlOBIk 13 of Grandv'c Add. to La Grande $1.00. Matilda J Russell Mitchel and Ma thew W. Mitchell, her hus. to Silas W. Kow and Ella Koeer. $10. War- Hrtuity Deed Conveys: S. W. U of Nt ' E. U of Sec. 8 Tp. 3 S. R. 40, E, E. F. Peal, et ux to Susan Martin and Thos Martin $1.' etc. Warranty ; Deed. Conveys: The S. H of Lot 2, in Tenle af OuteW Life.- ' i Outdoor life, contact with the earth, the digging, ton wheeling ot barrowf even the quiet contemplation of en folding animal and plant life, are bet ter tonics and restorer than any man has devised. ... . ( ' . There was one gardener who did wonders for bituteelf nt the very pro saic task of digging bolec Through a period of throw years be dug 400 holt for trees and shrubs. He was threw time as wrong, be asserted, at the expiration of that time than ever-be fore, and he weighed twenty pound t more. The Improvement in hi attt- ; tude toward life was too great to es- j tlmate. Paring all that' time be bad been i working In the open air be bad ; "found" although this particular gar- ' dener was uo poet, and didn't express It In just this fashion "tongnes in trees, books in tbe running brooks, ser- . moos in tone8 ana good fn every, thing," including himself. New Tork Post . Pastor I. B. Trout of Lanark, 111. for fifteen years a fisher of men in one kK-sluy, has been forced by his elders to move on. He trie! to mix authorship with pastoral duties ami his congregation was offended. With out consulting even his wife the pas tor started alone on his voyage through the lower regions of Chicago to see wickedness for himself and expose it in a boob which was to solve Didn't Watch Hia Watch In a subwty crowd not long ago a ! New York man was "touched" for his H. I wstcb. The watch was not ititrinsical- loth, 1912. N. E.I IT valuable, but the ew lork msn t c- o i Tn 4 S K ' wantea it uacs io seniimeuiai rca- the uroblcm. When the folks, a home learned form others where hejj Cove State Bank to Ray had been they were unable to symta-jux. Release litge dated 21, Dec. 1912, thixe with their pastor's literary Mea recorded Bk 44 Mtgs, papc 671, and und the relationship was severed. (covering track: Com. 135 ft, S. of N. Wherein lay the minister'smistake? ; E. cor. of E. 4 of N. W. ' of Sec Was it in too great a trust in himself 22, Tp. 3 S. R 40, E. W. 11 run. W or in his parishoners? The founder of '20 rds. then, S. to Sec. line, then. E. Christianity "ate with publicans anil! 20 rds., then N. to beg. Klk "X" of McDaniers Third Addi tion to Town of Cove, Ore. Patent United States to William Bonenkamp, April v J sons und inserted divers advertise- Satisfaction of Mortgages "ents In the papers offering $50 iom William E. Eames to A. 11. Perry- " return of the watch and "no ques J ,w i?).c Mtr. ihtM 11th I tions asked." . April 1914, recorded lik 4ii, Mtge.l page 606, and coveru.g: Lots 2 ana; 3 in Blk 7 Homo Investment Add. to Ln Grunde. Duncan, et Therms a Lot of Mighty Good Tidelity Stiits They are trade-marked "Fidelity"-because they represent , everything that is best in suits at or near $15.00 in fit, style, fabric and in workmanship. Season after season this label on a suit has meant to many men the best at the price $15.00. This year they excel even more notably in every way. ' ' , . " Exclusive La .Grande. Agents for "Society Brand' suits, "Benjamin" suits .-Hid "Hirsch wickwire" suits. If you appreciate hand tailored gar ments of distinction we solicit your investigation. See the . new models now at. ..".- $20 $22.50 $25 The "dip" who bad "lifted" tbo watch saw tbe advertisements - and I concluded to take the ?T0. lie called on the New York lur.n, handed blm the ! timepiece and deniauded tbe reward ( Tbe owuer of the watch was only ' too happy to give it to bfcu. After ex j amlning the watch he returned it to ! bis pocket and handed ovec live ten- dollar bills. The "dip" pocketed the I money and departed. There was Utile aaid. and was charged with being j Release.) a gluttonous man and a wine bibber.! When Dr. Parkhurst assailed the coalition of the police with the vicious in New York and was challenged for his facts he deceiuk-d into the pits of wickedness and got evidence which was accepted by the jury . i i . A few minutes later the New York aian reached for bis watch. - , . i - i r lease Mtge dated 10th July. 1913, re-f 1 corded Bk. 9 Chat Mtges, page 407, j RefuIneM of Flower covenng (4 hd of horses and one , ere jn e h m,na w-agon) Release on Margin of Re-j tnd v of b- oouw . necora. A. W. Hepner, Plf. vs. J. W F.it- I net of thought that puts tbe patient oi a ife and mother. , K.... ...... ,Iia Pi..L-Krw.m nt.9a In But there is a difference between terson, and Lucy A. Patterson, Defts. . . th. i..- the Master and His servant, as tnerejeir Ct. Costs $29.90. No return had toj braln on g Dew chatt. .!. ...... . the road to recovery. mp in the slums merelv to find out. . ..... how slummy they are is waste of time ;: in an age when everybody knows ' a Oaring Skater. the nature of the moral disease.' Shortly after the tight at Jena in The need is not diagnosis but cure, isotl Napoleon dispatched an officer to That was the aim of the Christ Further, there is untold peril for the women who alone essay this task. To be "all things to all men" is a noble ideal but even the most sincere religious workers learn that it is hard tn raliA nmlar nil conditions. .The tongue of gossip is fver ready to magnify nd distort the best in tentions. The huge task of uprooting commercialized evil in its own strongholds would better be left to specialists whose aims and methods are fully known to their sponsors. The principal difference between a wife and a woman who merely is en gaged is that the wife puts on her own rubbers. A newspaper man has been made morals inspector of Chicago. No one but a newspjiper man could stand it to inspect those morals closely. Considering the great s modern Sniay papers. of the is no Marshal Mortier requiring blm to selx certain Important towns without de lay. Wbeu the utlicer arrived at the mouth of the Elbe, where tbe river is' Flowers iu the office or on the desk . of the weary clerk or stenographer: will produce such a telling effect that ,; by actual comparison more work Is ac. ' romplished by those whose eyes and : brains are rested by the presence of those gifts from nature. ' : Artists visit the parks and garden New Spring Suits Our customers say that we have the knack of picking out the very niftiest patterns and color for our shirt depart ment. We want to show you how well we live up to our reputation. New shirts ; with' both laundered and soft French cuffs with or without military collar. Manhat- ,. $1.50 $2.00 $2 50 L $1 25 $1 50 $2 00 ... : : $1 50 $2 00 " 50 75? $100 $125 tan shirts ....v......-.: Standard Shirts . .... Silk Front Shirts .. Military Collar Shirts You can Make no Mistake in Buying Boys Suits Backed by Such a Guarantee. ? "Best Ever" suits are the riiiucuitijia'uii.-.. . n RtniH- tha ffntrArs and thpir nrba are - seven and one-half miles wide, he wai wondtrfu toned up by tbe rh. threatened with senous loss of time. fllulpses of ,ne in natnre. ; The river was Just covered with Ice; j no aMin has eTer suecessfu, : Srlar row 5iST was out f who does not stndy colors in tbe bean-' question He euuld uol cros-s bj the n0Wcrs.pniiadelph!a Uilger. nearest bridge without going twenty ; - u ; . miles out of his way on roads hearj j . -t" .- . with snow. So te resolved to kkatt , Where He Drew the Line, s . across the thin, freshly formed ice. ' 01' Blje Wilson was the sole proprie- ; Had be tried walking be would havt tor of a balky horse. The fact was pret ': sunk at once, but by skimming along J we known throughout tie neighbor." on his skates at the top of bis speed he j hood, and Bije couldn't nave disposed j got over tbe river both dry and on ' norw f im banned. By this daring deed he saved six hours, did what Napoleon bade hlu do and won great credit for kls bold and clever eiploiL ' Ta'a of Two Dog. Sir John Seprijrht. a rominent socie ty man of the early nineteenth century. In "Coke of ! , to David Qaruvn. who- bought a ' horse that would j "stand without ' hitching." ; One day a neigh j bor drove , up be ! bind Blje. who i was stalled as i osunl. H was a narrow embauk- THE CLUB j ! ARCH BACON. Proprietor. I a a I CSgare rf Quality. Best Grades of J .. , . , , - i situation ph Krskrne also xsessed a , . declared the cleverer of jl "InM , ,..hi..h borse wonld 1 hues Hoasx woctx TCSS BIS r,EiI II ownea a rvr.iari,ai,e wg. " -v i Norfolk" Mrs. a. M. . Mining re- i lates that "Sir John Sebright often brought a favorite dog to Holkham. who was remarkably clever at learning trioks. , l.rl dog whU h he tbe twa A Kif was laid as to which acirusi i a i:se -uw vi , ..-..rv.- , . . bar bugsy was loaded "itb pebbles. 1! Be it known that on this second day of January. 1915. personally appeared before me. a notary public for and in the County of Cook. JodSchoenbencwho beng tnownlome deposeih on oath that he isPreademof SCHOENBERG BROTHERS, a corporation manufacturers of "BEST -EVER" Oodles for Boys, and further deposed! that each and every fabric used in said brand of -BEST-EVER" Clothes far Spring Season 1915. has been tested by a rercrnired process for such a test, and bas been fauna to be entirely and absolutely ALL. WOOL. i Ess Pin w ill ill l !t m in m in ti iiriii m m iirni nr nrm m tutu urm-m vi nnn iirniP bestv boys' suits made in i-d America today that is why we sell and recom mend them. - " Spring models in all the ' rich new fabrics now ready. Shown exclusive ly by.X. K.. West's store. A wonderful suit at $5.00 and up. Boy's Hats 50c to $1.00; Boys Caps 50c; Boy's Bell Blouses 50c; Boys' Shoes $1.50 to $3.50 Free Delivery to any part of the city. and there 1 was uv iwiu pass. The ceij b i bor accepted the situation phUo- ery now and then Bijea J torn his head, and a ... . , r ' trunt!v BUe would shy a pebble at It TOR RENT S Room House, turmsn- run o.-vi-o rot...,. Prompt Phone Senice, " Three Separate ' phone lines. - i , . ..... ........ &,r.AntfnPV I trk-k. The trU! toek place at Hoik s I e-ani at the en ! of a year. Erskines Tolsace. Candies ei the classy kind: J ! als Ffefciag Tackle aad evrrTthis l ter portssaeau i a Wbat er ye doln' that fer. Byer tb di e'ev.-r'.y t.vk a roast oyster out or ; "v"'' ri,s...., itY,w,t hlmtf hut : lul- Sir John's dvs act natty, carried a glass of wine without fi!img a drop to any , teBiieaian tn the nvia pointed out to ! b!oj- "WiaV. ye see," Bi."e answered. "I dont mind a hawss baikin' now an' then, bat 1 be dnrned if be can torn around as pin at me abont It" . LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK Cspitil ?2O0,OXCO Resources SLCOCWO.W Surplus $o0.CVi.tX OFFICERS- Fred J. Holmes. Prvsi-ieat C. C. Peaingtoo, V.-Prest. F. L. Meyer. C&shier Erl Zusdel aad H. E. Cce'iice.'Ast C&iiers Freci J. Holsits C C Peckgton F. L. Meyers DIRECTORS: A T. lliii J.F. Corky J. G. Sscicrass H. E. Gxiki A. BIvXilATri H. S. Brc wrtc-a ed, partly furnished or unfumish-i ed. Low rent. Inquire People's Store j Store or 7M Washington Ave. , 4-14-tf modern house one small a-room nouse ana lot on East Adams. Will consider some trade. Liberal terms to right partv Inquire at 1307 4th St- . 4-14-tf I WANTED Work by the day or week ; bv reliable woman. Write Mrs. R. IFOR RENT Nicely furnished house- Linslav. General Delivery. , .! keeping roonts. 12t6 4-14 fitp. 7th St. 4-14-22t2 FOR RENT Nice call Black 8102. 4 room WANTED Sewing Phone Red 3092. by the day 1 li tn Read the advertisement. What This Bank Aims to Do To presume rxir cu5toc:ers" ir.terej:s is we wc-ild our ; To do we cat. tc. raile their relations here pTCfiubJe and .agreeibie to theia; To contribute to Uieir er.terprises. th-e co-peritkc. fore , properly besw-w. He Waa No He. In the oM days of baud coaipositios a prfrter knono from New .rk to Sac rraDCisco as "Pi'.griio" nailet4 wandered icto a renns-yania town acd asked the editor of tbe we-k'.y f a "sit." Weil." said tbe editor. "1 csa rot rca to -sreck. tct I'm afrsd I cat raT mach asoaey." -Make rre an offer.' said the Ft-crlm I "A:! ristt, 1 can sive yoi tiro meals i a day at tcy hotue, Jv-o can sieep here hi tte cffice on this KMsnje. acd I'll . Ut care of year laundry. Then If yea need tf taceo ce It across th j "ft rt at tbe givcery. They run an j aKcit with os. And op at the brew J -err tcs can pe a can of beer when, j V ever "yon tike. Besides. I'll pay yc j ( t a week. Is that satisfactory T - j . -Gok--' aaid tb nigrtm after re i J pv.i tbe oSer to fet It straijrht In i t ite oaiEd. n. I ret all that what do 1 1 wist wirn tee Mr , . Of a Wild Nature - Jvft 3tii..e the er. trance to tbe yard at tfc Xaval acdeny Is an atxartment toae wiere s yoens ofRoers live, ltd bTt earriaeee are a not Infra otax thcit ra lis icniry. 4 " N-K jt af ti cfsntaB(k-r ct tbe itk-i a s.ixt routed co one sid f si fi-i xi3.tj: autooiobtlea to encor aKs tiy frisbtenevl the &x&i'?r afrecTrant tbe follow. w.i:J out:- revl on the ctr safle tf tise j.-rte: "Ealy farrjaxra aad wsmbulator ."C r-ra is tkis yard. They avare . Uae fene."." N Tork lwt. People Who Eat Good Meat Should Buy Good Meat try our Line We Offer Nothing But The Best Prime Steers, Fancy Pork, Choice Bacon and Hams, Pure Lard and Sausage. Free Delivery, Phone Main 96 La Grande Meat Co. Inc. K 0 cottage 4-14-2f 4
