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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
LONESQMEST. DREARIEST SPOT.
SATURDAY, JUNE 12 1915,
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Blared U the P Office t U
Grande, Ot"0. "
Drt yum knWthe' eesC.dreamst spV V V
To be foiiid on, the facte of the earth;
V here tiscoten saddens and sweet joy comes not
Atitl seldom foui-d'any mirth? .; :. ,
4.rtisr.f ram OB appl-atie . AJ j
"tocyfor display advertising must You need not gv search in Sahara's wild
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ccmaiMicaiioe to
MOB OBSEETER, 1T10 Sisth Street.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
J)lly, jl cow
Daily, per
Daily, per --
Daily, ijx swaths taws
r r. per year ia advance. ,
Daily, by ua pr ' .T. . $4. W
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to tfn
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Ci sand and siniooos and despair;
Or journey to Turkey or China in haste,
(To be sure you would fird it all there;) '
MA-Nt SECOND THE MOTION.
Since liw Ofarvr psmttd an
toriat a f "Sto rr,1'm l, .
ni whkh U usomary oo L
Graade stwut wpally m the
resideiiS firkts by aawmobCe anil
motion, that the eity put oa ''"f f
fyrfe cep' to f" "f
orrfiaaiwe whica a ftrrm
the stweJ Unrit. Hardly bi P"
nr beea Brmtrf oot3 the telephone
. ... rirr and niany and P
,A Brtioceii th smrit and ton f
the e&torial ami reipiestwi that "
work ta trying to
free La Grande of a pnl which w al
mmrt. bTon4 eor.trul at the present
Or peer into depths both abysmal and dark
" Found always t0 near to ocr ves
Or pester clean poverty, thinking the hark
of misery springs frtan such gyves.
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Go, look in veraiMlas and see if you there
Caa fiibi what insures happy days:
The finest of fumitue. buggy and chair
For baby with mischievous ways.
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For, woe to the home with its automobile, ,
. Its blandishments all latest style, .
Its highly groomed pair dressed in silk and in seal
( an any such life be worth whDe?
Xo. sad is the home that exists cold and bare
With love perching near to the door,
And no baby-buggy r httle high-chair.
Or tiny foot-falfe on the floor.
Bat!. Idaho.
We! Have JoReceiYeai Drt Frm Nw York by
( Express a Limited numperw. . -
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WhidTrAiTBce Model of we tariy r.
Beautiful gowns, in chiffon, taffeta, crepe de chines, etc ,
in several of the newest shades. These gowns were mad
for us from the newest fall models, which merchant all
over the eountry are now buying for their fall trade. By
special request we secured them ahead of time. Rices
are $20.00 and $25.00. .
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We Have a Complete Stock of the
Best Style Dancing Pumps
In patent leather and dull kid, ith or jWithout straps;
black satin slippers or white satin jsljppera; satin sbppers,
expertly tinted to inatch any gowp. " 1 V
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I; paper report a man wfta, is era atity
fa spial police for this serrice. has
time. One bd? " 'ameonts to, atuJ besides th safety
t,0 to the fast tewnf at 7rrf tbt p(eopl wta want tta'awto
automobiles as they run throuijft ai-,. rf ehiU:reat of
feys ia fijcharyiat tta dutie. Sh L
wui that the tittle ones ui farjIffe-1 permanent- . We 6v - taaartedice
borhaod were m danger eTery ay oe- . eity , ,iminijtratira be
cause they hai no pia to play ether i fa thi3., nsaiter, bat it is our
thaa the alieys n th ar! jaajftnemt that, fcnowinsr the sentumetit
ings. 1 "I111 th4 utoraofaes taar existg hrw fce B( qae3tfon
throah the alleys m ! bat . what La Grarule will also hare a
earners that lives of th tittle P I, Snnrero 1 run" an.l that th hivh
were ia daager. Another bufy !SFj wfli be decreased wixtttrt'a ery
drives a ear herseCf, her ap-1 jew. wfefc,
proval of th sentiment in th eiiwoe--
Trilf arrive en the sixteenth to be at
the dedicatory service and hear Gov-
indicating that we are drifting back
Or?aa Trail davs when human
LA GRANDE ENTERTAINS.
ial and insiateil that everyotue, herself
included, install "Er. Bacoa'a speei'
in arAtr that La Grande markt be a
aafc place for every on to trv ta. It ' June is not only th month of wed
woold seem that the town is anaa- dinirs. bat for La Grande it is the
imoos. ia its decision regardiae this i month of hib. praiir entertainment as
matter and it only remain far thefweU. The EUcs opea their mai?nirh:ett
step) to be taken and aa officer putt new bom to the publiic on Jon IS
er. in. order to earb what is liW to and orn the foUowing day the zealous
result ia disaster Cater. Other cities jj ami enenprtie motoreyetisks of the
are doing it right along and almost I northwest will meet here in assembly
all the towns in Oregon. loday havetalaiid hoW the : great $t.0)O race which
"Tnotoccycie eop" whoa saiary ia paid I u now the taifc of the entire Pacific
front the- fines that are received from coast. Without doobt, people will be
m who- drive machines faster thaajhere from cities all over the north-
thv should. In on town, the news- , west and many special Elfc trains:
ernor w ithycomo in his Iraternal jjfe sniffed oat with the sixsbooi
speech as the magru&cent building at ' er differences arose between men
the corner of Washington and Depot i who drove wagon irains.
streets is officially opened. On thej; The killing of Johnnie Mahaffey
fr-Uowing day th motorcyclists wiil.-jj as cold Wooded a murder as was
b. here in targe numbers and th ever perpetrated in any frontier town.
&ack at Mtu Glenn will be sarroonded j He was a peaceful citizen, and while
by spectators, as it is anticipated that th killing occurred in a saloon, noth
fully eight thousand people will wit-finjr goes to show that drink entered
ness these races. No sooner will th j into the tragedy. Either attempted
enthusiasm over the motorcycle races robbery or a passion for shedddn;
die awav than the annual chaotauaua : hfood doubtless is the cause, and to
THROW OUT THE LINE. po- me , had Iumbag0 and
Give the Kidneys Help and Many Peo- i other trouble, and Jf- l
pie Will Be Happier. i pretencicg to ch "" r
p !jrf,en I trie to lift anything, I col-
Tferow out thfe Life Line" . lapsed and I was laid up for days.
'Weak kidneys need help. The pain was awful and felt like..
They're often overworked they knives sticking into me. I had about
don't get the poison filtered oat of j given up hope when I was advised to
the blood. . try Doan's Kidney Pills. Two boxes
Wiil you help them? I made me feel stronger and better in
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought every way." -benefit
to thousands of ridney sof-l Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't aim-.;
fers. - f ply ask for a kidney remedy get
Read this Sumpter case: I Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
L. Bonne y. Sumpter, Ore., saystjur. Bonney had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
"Ten years ot turner eompiaini wnicn
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wju tr neia at wnicn time trie people. admrt that this country is miestetl started by Uitrag heavy Umbers arm ; pQR gENT Five room house with
of this part of the state wfll be par- the haman hyena who delights, f-2 wrenched my back, put j of' ground on V avenue. Urge
. w .t-r. . Iettintr ottt tne oioot ot man-mat""5 X" - chicken run. water piped to all
program
ed outside of the larger cities.
Thist
year the ehaataoqua is to be greater
and better than ever before. And
hardly wQi the chautauqua be overj.
until the Eagies will hold their great f
threday ceetbration in Eagle park j.
adjacent to the city park. This also?
i to admit that there is no longer
such a thing as safety.
Umatilla county, a few days prior
. t- this tragedy, had a double murder
f and from several interior points comes
the news of high crime.
Just what is to b done to stop
down and out more than.
went to one physician after i
another and spent dollar after dollar!
m the hope or finding sometning mat ,
would reiteve me. but all to no pcr-
parts of ground, rent $10' per
month. Phone Black 1541. Adv. ;.
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free of charge.
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IFev'ry man's name described
him as well as VELVET'S
name describes it, a lot of folks
I know would be applying to
the legislature.
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,o o a greac even, xor -.gte.- determine, but some organised ef
have spared nothing m securing the most m4ds u nect9.
best of entertainment, making tt ij to ad t the old coan-
grej ptrKKic wowin. kb.ik customs of patrolling the eountry
people may recreate and be amused" . . , .- .
j ery man who enters th region of the
" '. " jBlu mountains to give a correct
OREGON'S PAY ROLL. vjeount of himself, which information;
. will be kept on file in a central point. 1
Eighty per cent, of Oregon's pay roHi This might require more officials but
comes from th timber resources. tit is eertain it would prove a benefit .
This statement alone shoctd awaken Jjto cities tike La Grande, which being!
standing timber, manufacturing eoB-iJing place for the crooks from both I:
cerns that hantlle timber and the 'east and west." l
tabor used to convert the trees iErtq,To have peace and safety there! '
articles of commercial use. '""niust be more officials who co-operate'
While this interest is intense, the :, at att times to run down the crtm-'j$
Observer would tike to call attention to .'teats. 4
the fact that the many substitutes for iL . . ." g
r 1 u. M . . r , J
. '- The present jury must be compli-Ig
, less one wno wisnes. to um is ngimented on their patience disptaved in :
i t! '""f (mm t:e J times as Hstening to the sheep case from North
Powder. Five seven-dollar sheen' i
i were in litigatin. and the case was ! ;
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LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
Capital ra.000.00 Resources Jl.ClXUWOG
Surplus $.50,000-00
OFFICERS:
Fred J. Hobnes, Presiiect C. C. Penington, V.-Prest.
F. L. Meyers, Cashier
Earl Zundel and H. E. Coolidge, Aset Cashiers
mu.:h in other materiat as lumber
i would cost, he can not build out of
, mauenat otner tnan mincer. thrashed through two courts. The'
f Th past few years has marked an recommendation of Judge Knowles to'
I experimental epoch in building. Ev- legislature .regarding trivial "
; erything ha been tried in an endeavor eaJes ;s nov thought of by many and it
to replace lumber, and everything has is to be r arretted that a statute does
; failed that comes within any range exist which prevents appeal from '
j of the lumber price. - J justice court wherein cases involve ;
It therefore behooves every citizen ' saeh iman amounts. !
; of Oregwi to become an ardent ad-f ...
' rocate of lumber or house construe- i ! Grande Eagies are keeping- alive !
r; ti-iu for m m fanriC he wilt be plant- patr!o,Lsm of Ts the annQ
1 "r rtl.10"5? " "n ? P'aC t th fItSo- fa Julv. Thi,-
I m nOR. f? m the fore- rfw brieves to hm a Fourth of
. -Mponbon where rt belongs. JaIy celebration every year ar.d having
' (vT'Y00 The proeram for next
Oregon lumber as a buildme mater- u. j
i i. .t in a woru tor cne w
I' per ?errt. pay roll of the state. Yoa
, are savin a word that hetns keen
I mtlt ninninig which emptov men.! D ,-, . ,
t.. - ,. Bryan did not resign soon enooe-h
1 rectly in favor f the Oresron hor-e. I fr Gal,'it. R5cd,i fl-u-uqua to
; th Oregon farm, the Oregon mervan- i ftl i'!L jf.',
BAY OCEAN
OREGON'S FINEST BEACH ... RESORT, '.i .
Where yoa will find a delightful climate, sptendidmountain drinking
water $tpd throughoat tfr resort; Sn fishing uithebay and ocean
and five fine fishing streams close at hand; splendid surf bathing and
boating, and the finest and jtnost novel warm sea water . j
N ATATORIl'M . "
oa the pacific coast. The water is comfortably wanned and a won
derful device creates waves just tike the ocean. - : -
TWO HOTELS
HOTEL BAYOCEAN ANNEX. Mrs. W. E. Hutchinson, manager.
Capacity, one hundred; splendid view of beach and ocean: good table.
Rates $2.50 to S3-50 per day; $15.00 per week and up. Write for ac
commodations. a .
BAYSIDE INN. Rates 50 per day. Capacity 40 guests. Excel
lent table. . .
BUNGALOW CITY v
Forty-six separate small residences, completely equipped with 2 beds,
cook stove, utensils, tableware, dishes, and all necessary linens, blan
kets, etc. Wood, light, water and laundry, furnished. Rates $10.00
per week; $18.00 for two weeks; $30.00 for one month.
"All you need to take is your suit case." -
SPECIAL RAILROAD RATES. APPLY" AT DEPOT.
The most scenic railroad trip in Oregon .For farther information and
reservations apply as above, or to
T. B. POTTER REALTY CO.
Corbet Building
Portland,Ore.
all should nake arrangemerts to at-
. tend.
a message was sent to hinj tneoeven-
g his resignation anpeared. askir.?
him to come to La Grande on June 22.
Fred J. Holmes
C. C. Peninzton
F. L. Meyers
DIRECTORS:
A. T. Hill
J. F. Conley
J. G. Snocigrass
H. E. Coolidge
A. Block land
H. S. Brown ton
What This Bank Aims to Do
To promote our customers" 'interests aa 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 sstaace which a good Bank can
properly bestow.
ti.e tr.stitation.
. . .- -t ju nui cr
have a watchful eve for f,r --
tection. Or fire can daraape stand-1 rJuTT7TT7Z ' -mg
timber to an alarmin, i. f. nlnd V1? Frir ;
, . . . - no tr Kose Lamiva;.
- :;) jn.r. uaie. io r toyas ta i
, ;.i- ive iir.ti tt? irstitntions ore
tn'js be careful not to start a forest
i fir nor permit it to j dor. by others
j for there is ro entiment about this
-tter. it is cUin bj:-r.ess- Destruc-
Verj- Few Vacant Houses in La Grande are really in a
good state of repair. Don't you notice that most of the
vacant ones are shabby and weather-beaten? La no other
way can you add so much to the attractiveness of a house
which you want to rent as by painting. You get big re
turns for the small amount of money which it costs.
USE THE BEST OF MATERIAL.. AND GET IT AT
OXNER PAINT STORE
P. S. Better still, let them do the work, too.
tron. of timber means imoossibilitv of
iuJ oceruiors which in turn irearrs
curtail! say rou.?. devd towns, brek.
a twr.
L V? oa lumber for
bu.d:r.g ard aH Joi- an Oregon
just so the beau
tiful rose show would take the bad .
taste out of her movrth. ;
Get your tents ready for the Chaa-':
aue)i
Columbia College Eastern
Oregon Normal
Notkeof Fittal Heariag.
en acsmess concern. and t.l Not.!C. 13 heresy fivn to all cor.- - j
" lcerned that J.
O. i-iter. exeratii!- rf
the last will of Amelia A. Craig, de-!
ceased, has filed in the Cocntv Court
of Union county. Oregon his f.-al sc-1
count m th aj-r itniytration of $aid ;
estate ari said Court has set Satur-.
. iy the Hth dav cf Jire. A. D 151
RACK TO OREGON TRVIL YY -5 4 o'--'lxk p. p. it the Coun-.v
".Cort room in I C V
saitf rtrt
";tt
forced '
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Scward factulty, accredited work, low tuition, very reasonable
board. Two-rear course for high school graduates; five-year
course for eighth grade graduates: one, two or three-year commer
cial course; three years domestic science. Piano, voice, elocution,
art. offered at avery low rate.
j It i with o-Vrble -e-r-
people of Eastern Or-cot are
ircrea -e of crfcre cf late.
J. L. SLATES.
Etecutcr.
-MT.t2J. Jare S-Ii
E. R. NAY LOR, President
Milton, Oregon.
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