FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1015,
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
J(iE FOUR.
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fpur DdrDXPTD ''tii will have streets for vcmcie.
11 ILL) WLJJJL(l V JUlt v8nd automobile where the pedestrian
rtPirrp n'pNNI. editor "and Owiwr ! wiH not Pitted to wlk. and
tfBUCE DEfrMS botor ano ww.;(tB w4 for tha pedes-
j . ' . .. . ' . i tnana where autor.ubilw and ve-i
SderOon! oVcliS hides wi, not be permitted Then,
mattor! . ; V and not until then, will there be
; reasonable safety to thejerson who
Advertising rates on application. A.1 i8 gn, Old-fashio.-.cd enough to use
roiz feet for walking purpo.es.
ad appears.
AOare ail
THICK JEEf ENTRIES
Continued trom rage I.)
communications ; to
T Just now The Dalles is' having a
big frolic with her naval parrdes and
1BE OBSERVER, 1710 Sixth Street. I oldtime story tellers gathered once
SUBSCRIPTION RAli'Si , f more around the spot where gold
was once uced for .money and
enforced by Judge Lynch
dust
isaiiy, single tun iS J
uy, per w . ' ' 1 AC ; la w was
Daily, six months in advance... $3.60 j and a gixshooier.
Daily, per year in advance.... $7.00 ,
paUy. by mail per year, ii. - . ! Medford s starting
ance
Weekly Observer-Star, per year
' in advance .....$1.6f
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Moon, H. :
Moon, E.
Jacobson
Reynolds, J.
Reynolds, E.
Larson, M. ;
Larson, L.
11.
42.
13.
44.
5.
16.
Millering. .
Rosenbaum
Youn,g
Hopkins '
Bean :
Ingle
LOSTrNE
'47. Laverty
i' MEACHAM
46. Casey
Ad. Ross
ONTARIO .
60. Hursted
61. " , Koenig
52. Van Petten
ARE WOMEN BEARING
CHILDREN THAN EVER?
some more
highway work. Medford believes any
road work justifies bond issue, and
some of the people of the Medford I PENDLETON
MORg I country , believe they had as well be
oroKe enureiy as to do cranipeu iw
lack of good roads.
In the ' January Woman's Home
Companion, Ida M. Tarbell writes an
important and interesting article en
titled "What Women Are Really Do-
,;According to Ned Baldwi.i, special
correspondent for the Observer, the
Celilo canal is greater in proportion
to its size than the Panama cana1.
This is of importance to all people
of the northwest.
The nicest women have a feeling
that whatever a man wants to "tfo
is - opposed to the best interests of
women. Women have the same feel
ing about men that Afro-Americans
riian, the fecundity of the negro and j have about the whites, who were for-
Getting ready for tha track meet?
Of course.
No doubt the - girl movie actress
I who took poison in a Portl nd hotel
and then repented regrets thct the
ing." She has made a most thorough camera was not present to got a
examination of the thirteenth census j picture, of her agony, for future roy-
and she answers with figures many valties. I
of the' false and sensational ideas
about women that are being circu
lated. She takes up the subjects of
women in industry of marriage, di
vorce, and child bearing and gives
many highly interesting facts. Fol
lowing is an extract:
"But grant that marriages are in
creasing and that the increase in di
vorcers neither great not of direful
meaning, the alarmist platform has
still another proof that marriage is
a failure. This laid foothold of the
theory is that children are decreas
ing. Women are not bearing chil
dren as they once did.
"It is pretty difficult, even with the
best of censuses before us, to find
out just what has happened in the
last one hundred years to the popu
lation of the United States. It has
suffered serious vicissitudes, such as
the Civil War, making it impossible
for twenty years at least to find
oat what was happening In a large
section of the country. It has had
a continual but uneven stream of im
miviation pouring into It. That it
has increased is true. 'But it is the
' immigrant, the including of the In-
55,
57.
'58.
'59.
0.
Gordon
Bowman
Latourelle
Siebert
1 Peters
Boylen
Real activity of the 1915 kind
shown by tho Motorcycle club.
One grand jury got through quftcV
ly and adjourned.
ED. HOWE'S SAYINGS.
You can get anything done unless
you do it yourself. And usually you
can't do it yourself very well.
'61. ., Curl
'32. Minnis
53. Reed'
UNION
IS. Perkins
74. Jones
la.. Crouter
76. Griggs
;77. Maxwell
WALLOW A-
2. McRae
83. Greer
84. Kay
85. Bright
6. Young
'53.
'54.
64.
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06.
S7.
8.
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.'70.
11.
72.
78.
179.
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61.
7.
88.
9.
00.
1.
Weaver
Maddex
Colesworthy
Myers
Huey
RU8S11
Osborn
Kriedly
Brown '
Ulrich :
Mims -
Gale
Sturgill
Coffman
Callihan
Pfeffer
Brace
Hendricks
Thompson
Bishop
Order of events and entries
(1) 100 yd. dash
. of the "lower racest which has
caused the increase. The true Amer-
' icun is not increasing.' . Thus the
platform. But the thirteenth census
Freaks better of the true American.
According to it our native popula
tions, those whose parents were both
born in this country, not only is keep
ing up the birth rate, but in the last
decade has increased it by over two
per cent. He makes a better show
ing than since 1870. .
. "Let us not be deceived. The hu
man heart does not change. It de
ft ands its mate, always has, always
will; and the mated will find a cor
ner to'themselves where they can sit
by their own fire and rear their own
brood. .
"Their corner may be a flat and
not a cottage, their fire may "be a
gas log and not a bundle of stickc,
their dinner may come from, the cor
ner in cans and be heated and not
cooked, the wife may vote and the
husband may give himself a score
of liberties an earlier generation
would have frowned on, but what has
all that to do with the foundations
.of life?"
merly their masters.
The people can't be blamed much
for hating the rich; they get their
ideas of them from the moving pic
ture plays. And I know of no class
more worthy of hatred than the mov
ing picture rich. i
3.
4.
5.
21.
26.
50.
55.
56.
2)
88.
82.
78.
55.
68.
47. '
26.
15.
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86.
87.
76.
62.
63.
61.
52.
49.
28.
Francis 67.
Harding 73.
Langrell ' 82.
Burleigh 83.
Prindle 31.
Hursted 30.
Gordon . 32.
Bowman
Pole Vault
Brace 27.
McRae 22.
Gale . ' 24.
Gordon 14.
Osfiorn 16.
' laverty 37.
Prindle 42.
Keown. Osborn 43.
Latourelle
Perkins
McRae
Greer
Conkey
Huff
Moon, H.'
Waterman
Ault
Funk .
Keown
Weeks
Larson, M.
Rosenbaum
Young
- Extra Special!!
ntire Line of Ladies
TRIMMED HATS REDUCED
Our millinery 'department is known by every woman, aa
gelling High Grade Exclusive,: Distinctive, one of a kind
Hats, at always moderate prices, and now come these
special price inducements righi when the season is be-,
ginning. Everynvonian who neals a hat will profit by
yisitlng our millinery department. . ., -
; ' Thet wofianwho visits our;
Corset Department this weeki
will leantVmore about corset-
; comfort than she ever dream
ed of before. l' ,.. -v .
The niwt, models in the Nemo
Laxlikova Cornet System are
simply wonderful m style and
ease.' Entirely new ejjects! A
Nemo for every figure.
We'll expect you this week!
New Mary Pickford Caps
Just Received
Children's sizes .....65c and $1.25
Women's sizes 75c, $1.25 and $1.50
Come in checks, brown, blacks, gray, tans,
reds, etc. ;
New Wool Challies Just
Received
Pretty flowered patterns, in both dark or
light colors, priced:.. ,.35c and 60c yd.
Mile run
Young
Puffer
Griggs .
Minnis
Reed
Curl
Van Petten
Ross
Todd
27.
23.
20.
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13.
36.
38.
40.
(4) 220 yard dash
3. Francis 57.
4. Harding ' 82.
I believe Dr. Holmes invented the
foolish idea about a man who was
"Seventy Years Young." It was Dr.
Holmes, the noet, who snid that; "not
Dr. Holmes, the physician.
After nearly every marriage the
neighbor women offer gratuitous in-
I suit to the groom by saying: "And
ner mower nad such high ambitions
for her daughter!"
Tho saying, "0, we all make mis
takes," is often, accepted as an ex
cuse for too many.
Some day, some time, all towns and
A man who ,does a great deal of
his .duty in Africa or India, does less
of it around home And your own
town, your own home, your own busi
ness place, . is where you should do
your duty most persistently.
Rich and poor, great and humble,
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, Cashier
Earl Zundel and H. E. Coolidge, Ass't Cashiers
Fred J. Holmes
C. C, Penington
F. L. Meyers
DIRECTORS:
A. T. Hill
J. F. Conley
J. G. Snodgrass
H. E. Coolidge
A. Blockland
H. S. Brownton
What This Bank Aims to Do v ;
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; i
To contribute to their enterprises, the co-operation, fore
sight and timely assistance which' a good Bank can
properly bestow. $
21.
Gorman
Burleigh
85.
31.
Waterman
French
Gardner, W.
Ward
Williams
Reynolds, E.
Larson, L.
Bradley
Latourelle
McRae
Bright
Conkey
all complain that they are unable to
control their children.
Every woman is a little touchj'
about it if her husband likes baker's
bread as well as he likes her's.
The Only Store In a Grande
Showing
"SOCIETY BRAND" SUITS, "BENJAMIN" SUITS,
"HIRSH-WICKWIRE" SUITS, ."FIDELITY" $15.00
SUITS '. l
Come, see the new models try, them on. You will be
surprised, how well we can fit you. All styles are here
English, Conservative, or Box-Back models. This store
caters to those who expect the best iii every line of merchan
dise, at moderate prices. "'.'V
Priced: $15.00 to $27.50
Sorifhj Brand (tlotfjrfl
Copyright A D.I.C.
On account of law passed by thqjast legislature, prohib
iting the giving of merchancOjjfjemiunis, all stamp
books must be redeemed on 6rflefore May 15th.
58.
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83.
84.
82.
77.
75.
78.
58.
67.
56.
50.
Siebert
Boylen
Broad Jump
Greer Kay
McRae
Maxwell
Jones
Gale
' Siebert
Russell
Bowman
Hursted
32.
33.
29.
26.
27.
21.
7.
3.
15.
30.
41.
Moon, H.
Moon, E.
Gunn
Prindle
Waterman
Burleigh
Landretn
Francis
Keown
Huff
Millering
90.
84.
75.
79.
67.
72.
Thompson
Kay
Crouter
Sturgill
Russell
Mims -
Sometimes a foolish theory will
cause quite a ripple on the ocean of
fact.
The average man thinks he will
not be considered a gentleman unless
he says his wife made him.
Contractor Twohy is Inspecting Pro
posed Railway Line on Foot
Grants Pass, Or., May 5. Robert
h.. iwohy, of I wohy Bros., who have
taken over the contract for the con
struction of the Oregon & California
railroad, arrived in this city yester
day and immediately went over the
10-mile unit of the line built by tho
city of U rants fass. From the end
of the line he and ICngineer Harmon,
who supervised the construction of
the line so far. proceeded over the
right-of-way on foot Mr. Twohy ex
plained that he wanted to make the
trip on foot for the reason that Engi
neer MacVair, who had reported upon
the proposed line, was so optimistic
in his report that he could not bclievo
there was such an undovelODed field.
Judge John F. Twohy, the head of
the contracting hrm, wnnved hero
this morninir and immediately ioined
his son. He will cro further into the
details of the road's construction and
inspect the territory adjacent to he
proposed line.
Business Men lle.ir lvlure .n Fires
Albany, Or., May 5. The Albany
Merchants association held its regu
lar monthly hanquct, and business
meeting last night. After the business
session E. M. Underwood, credit
man with the Failing-McCalman Co.,
(rave an illustrated lecture on the
cause and effect of fires, showing
views of sightly dumping grounds
and neglected vacant lots grown up
wun weeds taken m several Oregon
cities and towns.
13 Convicts
Sent to '
Roads
Build - County
Salem, Or., May 5. Thirteen con
victs yestcrdny were transported to
Clatsop county, where they will be
put to work, building roads. They are
the-first to be put to road building
under the new administration. They
were put in the custody of Count v
Judge Cornelius, and the county will
( guaras lor mem, and nay all
i their expenses, including transporta
tion. I
120 yard hurdles
Greer
89, , Hendricks
55:'' Gordon
Russell
Keown, Owen
Weaver
(6)
83.
67.
14.
53.
(7)
48.
83.
90.
84.
79.
75.
70.
71.
67.
Discus
Casey
Greer
Thompson
Kay
Sturgill
Crouter
Brown
Ulrich
Russell
(8) 50 yard
3. Francis
4. Harding
5. Langrell
21. Burleigh
Prindle
Hursted
Gordon
Bowman
60.
65.
56.
66. . Huey
17. Swift
18. Sheppard
41. Millering
i 42. Rosenbaum
54. Maddex
26. Prindle ,.
. 28. Todd ; r , .
25. Downs '.
7. - Landreth
8. Payton
6. Gorman
2. Tompkins
45.- Bean
i
57. Latourelle '
73. Perkins
82. McRae
83. , Greer .
31. Conkey
30. Huff
32. Moon
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49.
85.
86.
87.
76.
76.
61.
60.
62.
51.
880 Yard Dash.
Ross 2
Bright
Young
Pfeffer
Crouter
Greggs
Curl
Boylen
Minnis
Koenig
(10.) High Jump.
84. Kay
83. Greer
73. Perkins
64. Colesworthy
65. Myers
66. Huey
14. Keown, Owen
38.
22.
10.
12.
11.
37.
35.
39.
29.
21.
3.
17.
44.
38.
(11.) 220 Hurdles
83.
89.
65.
66.
67.
53.
Greer
Hendricks
Myers
Huey
Russell
Weaver
o.
3.
19.
32.
42.
(12.) 440 Yard Dash.
7.
8.
9.
21.
51.
60.
61.
35.
Landreth
Payton
Torgler
jurleigh
Koenig
Boylen
Curl
Reynolds,
(13.) Javelin
48. Casey
83: Greer v '
58.
74.
85.
82.
30.
34.
55.
54.
Waterman
Todd
Ault
Gardner
Waltz
Ward
Larson, M.
Reynolds, J.
Carroll
Gunn
Burleigh
Francis
Swift
Hopkins
Larson, L.
Langrell
Francis
Minkler '
Moon, H.
Rosenbaum
Seibert
Jones
Bright
McRae
Huff
Jacobson
(14.) Shot Put.
Greer '
Thompson
Bishoo
Sturgill
Coffman
Callihan
Russell
Friedly
Bowman
Prindle .
83.
90.
91.
79.
80.
81.
67.
69.
56.
26.
24.
13.
20.
16.
46.
42.
27.
25.
10.
3.
4.
2.
. 48.
31.
38.
Funk
Williams
Gardner, W.
Weeks v.
Ingle
Rosenbaum
Waterman
Downs
Gardner, L.
Francis
Harding
Tompkins
Casey
Conkey
Larson, L.
(15.) Relay.
Wallowa 83 Greer, 82 McRae, 85
Bright, 84 Kay.
Union 73 Perkins, 75 Crouter, 74
Jones, 78, Gale.
Pendlefin 60 Boylen, 57 Latourelle,'
59 Peter 58 Seibert.
Hermiston 28 Todd, 29. Gunn, 27"
Wateriii,''26 Prindle
Bakei-8 Francis, 7 Landreth, 14.
Keown, 6 Langrell, 6 Gorman, 4 Hard
ing, 17 Swift.
' La Grande 31 Conkey, 30 Huff,.
37" Larson, 32 Moon, 42 Rosenbaum.
Whooping Cough
"Wheji.my daugnter had whooping
cough, she coughed so hard at one time
thnt'she had hemorrhage of the lungs.
Iwas terribly alarmed about her condi
tion. Seeing Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy so highly recommended, I got:
her a bottle and it relieved the cough
at oncei- Before she had finished two
bottles of this remedy she was entirely
well,!' ,write8 . Jtfrs. S. P. Grimes,
Crooksville, Ohio. Obtainable everywhere-)-
D. R. FONG MEDICINE CO.
CHINESE ROOT AND HERB REMEDIES
..... r . ' k .
Cures Bodily Diseases With Root and Herb
Treatment. - Free Consultation
Phone 762
14)2 Adams Ave.
La Grande
Ore.
4? 4f X
Gordon
Maddex
PRIME RIBS j .. :
of beef are the most popular, the most satisfying, the
most nourishing and the most economical of all roasts.
NOW IS THE TIME
"to buy your HOME cured HAMS arid BACON at
reasonable prices, they will advance soon. -x; .
The.. very best any size you want per lb. ljW
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Grande
Ronde Meat Co.
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