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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1916)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1916. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PGETHft3 SHERRY THEATRE To day j William Fox Presents THEDA BARA in : "The Galley Slave'9 This Amazing Woman at Her Best and Grea test Starti lig, Stirring and Satanic. mm BOUIS PIT OFF I WEEK LIRE OTHER THINGS, DATES AttE DFLAYED. THE NEW ROSESHOW POSTER. Fashionable . Now Days to l'osl pone Things Plans Are Upsel. It is quite fashionable these days to postpone things in fact few functions in La Grande the past two weeks have come off on schedule. Among these is the boxing and wrestling program : at the Y. M.- C. A. set down for neht.l Wednesday night. The committee in charge has found it is necessary . to delay the event a week or so, and final dates will be announced Inter, but it will probably be one week i'roni that date in fact unless otherwise stipu lated, that is the date set. It's bad business to shoot dear out of season, especially when one get.-! caught at it. tor example: "Fined $25 and given a HO day jail sentence for killing a deer, Billy Stan ley, a young man living on the North I Fork nf the John Dav. was Dermitted I to return home to care for his stock ' during the present severe weather. The man was arrested by Deputy Warden George Tonkin who made u trip over the snow after the offender. He was convicted before Justice of the Peace McReynolds of Pilot Rock. His stock was reported in bad con dition and, relying upon the promise of the young man to return after the snow leaves to serve out his sentence, that official suspended the sentence for the time being. The carcass of deer was brought to Pendleton and given to St. Anthony's hospital. Observations by Deputy Game War den John Walden to the effect that the loss of game birds, though while con siderable, is not as great as might be supposed, are borne out by similar in vestigations west of the mountains. "Reports of the loss of game birds have been exaggerated says Marion Jack, member of the fish and game , commission, who reached home yes terday after having been snow bound for 93 hours at Bonneville. The game survived the storm better than was expected but there have been some losses, particularly quail, says the Pendleton East Oregonian. "While held at Bonneville by the blockade Mr. Jack had opportunity to observe conditions at the state fish hatchery there. He says the fry in the main hatchery is all safe but that there is danger some of the fish in the ponds will be lost. In a freshet these fish are likely to be swept into the Columbia river. "The snow was six feet deep at Bonneville and the local man says he felt he remained there long enough to be allowed to vote. "Deputy Game Warden Tonkin has received some reports from Athena in dicating the feeding of game birds has materially helped keep them from perishing. "T. J ,De Freece of Athena has been feeding quail and says they have sur vived the storm though some Hun garian partridges were lost. "Charles Gerking also helped in feeding quail and says many birds pvere thus saved from starving. "Jack Vincent of Athena believes that few game birds were lost in that section during the storm. "The chief danger has been from hawks that take advantage of the en feebled condition of game birds and AT l At prey upon them. "Grain companies or other parties having grain sweepings or grain sam ples they will donate for feeding game birds are asked to notify G. I. Ladow, so that the sportsmen may make arrangements to use the same.'-' FILM CENSORS RIDICULED Washington, Feb. Z. Martin W. Littleton of New York, appearing be fore the House committee on educa tion in opposition to the proposed National nvving picture censorship law, ridiculed the idea that a com mission in Washington should sit in judgment on the morals of a great nation. "Wlhat is an immoral picture or film?" asked Mr. Littleton. 'Who can answer that question ? Must that question be answered for 100,000,000 people by five men, whom they do not choose ? Must that question, which reaches from the nether sewers of flagrant immorality (into ithe vfcry stars of ethical firanient, he an swered for every man, woman and child in the Nation by a group of quixotic and querulous old gentlemen solemnly setting the morals of a na tion by Presidential appointment? . "Shaill the educated, amulement loving men and women of America call on Congress to answer this ques tion, and then shall Congress in turn leave it to a bod of five men to answer it? What is an immoral film or picture which shall be withheld from the view of the public? If Con gress is speaking for the people, will it write into the law an answer to this question, or will it remit us to an appointive board for the answer?" s A Sure Way to Save $1000 Only one person in a hundred saves a thousand Dollars in a lifetime. Twenty-five cents a day saved in the EQUIT ABLE will amount to $1000 in about 100 months. Deposits may be made monthly, quarterly or an nually. . Excess or extra payments mature certificates faster, and may be withdrawn if needed. Every dollar saved in the Equitable is invested in a first mortgage on improved real property. Our new GM Certificate is guaranteed. Write for Folder. EQUITABLE SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. HOW ES POSTERS OUT EASTERN ARTIST DRAWS PICTURE. Portland Rose Show to Have Hand some Poster Design This Year. 1 Portland's Tenth Annual Rose Festival ( June 7, 8 and 9, will be ad vertised this year by a poster design, the gift of Fred G. Cooper, famous eastern artist, whose work is scon frequently in weekly and monthly magazines of national prominence Mr. Cooper is a native son of Oregon and his father, J. C. Cooper, is one of the best known pioneers in the stnte. The poster features the 1916 slogan, "For You A Rose In Portland Grows" and includes a view of the new Colum bia river highway, which will be de dicated June 7, opening day of the fiesta. GARRY STOMACH JOf IN YOUR VEST POCKET La Grande Pharmacy Has Such Faith in This Dyspepsia Remedy that They Guarantee It One of the greatest successes in the sale of medicine has been achieved by Mi-o-na, the standard dyspepsia remedy, and its sale is in creasing so rapidly that La Grande Pharmacy, the popular druggist, has hard work to keep a stock on hand. It is very popular with bank ers, ministers, lawyers and others whose business or profession keeps them closely confined, whlie those who nave Drougnt on indication through irregular eating, worry, or other causes, have found relief in this re liable remedy. Mi-o-na comes in tablet form and is Sold in a TTlPffll Knv Aemuilollff 4n signed for convenience in carrying the meuicine in tne ppcKct or purse. It is nleasant tn tjilco. crivoa nnilr mlinf and should help any case, no matter 01 now long a scanning. This rem edy has been so uniformly successful that La Grande Pharmacy will in. die 11 c: - , ... Lukuic sen mi-u-na unoer a posiuve guarantee to refund tho money if it should not prove entirely satisfactory. Adv. F. McKercher, Secy. -Securities Over $7,000,000. Portland. Ore. Chas. E. Ladd. Pres. Quickest Remedy Erer Sold in La Grande. We have never sold anything here in La Grande with the INSTANT ac tion of the simple mixture of buck thorn bark, glycerine, etc., known as Adler-i-kn. Thin rnmoHo ttoArl ati" cessfully for appendicitis, is so quick ann poweriui mat UiNW SfUUNrUL relieves almost ANY CASE of consti pation, sour or gassy stomach. Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH lower and upper bowel and it is the most THOROUGH bowel cleanser we ever saw. C. D. Putman. Adv. Make Your Application Now for' a FARM LOAN We are never out of money to loan .on farms. As soon as the snow melts and it is possible to reach the farm ing districts our appraisers will be here. Before you renew your loan or secure a new one in vestigate our Farm Loan Plan. 6 TO 10 YEARS LIBERAL OPTIONS DEBT REDUCING PLAN LOW COST ' Let us make out your application now no delay in securing the money. -there will be INSURE YOUR s . Buildings, ; , Furniture, a , Piano, . ' AutO. . ; Merchandise, , - ; iL Hay and Grain Livestock ' Implements. We also write LIFE, BOND ACCIDENT AND HEALTH PLATE GLASS, ETC. , "If it's Insurable; Currey can, insure it." Palmer Logged Over Lands, $15 per acre 10 years Investigate. 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