La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 22, 1916, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text' . H rmfl, Jllia 'JK snatutb. 3al in - m mvuA counts. tend fee uw truiu; ordinance and John uaraner I nf-. V I I I. 71 J V IJ. V . m tile ttUBwm w r . stun h imnrwow, It would ii.Ueeri bd . . ,.lW,,BTM. m- vurnd nc 'vod r fiCtjr Jf lrTJL tfwltod whit, M.UbaOKJ'iy fcATLfc. . indicate, i of" r". 2 iioiiid tio feat num ib Juhr. Go-rthter t,. tuelui Mtf Bite u. , , . .. i.-,u. 4W - , .. W T 1 1 J tlUf. 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Oone iD.riEit aw and -trj on a Jew ... - v(iu"rf tniuud vtlitf iLeru. . ' tiy ) nrn;iiiHfc ywyiK, in su muhkb uok uud tueo 1 jiittuiiOii Aflr ootubit n.fat . tf rfSntr heljm.WU. in the full ut.,t tfUr WWver i uout 1 jleud Il rm. And th7 At lair. Tfourt VU'm'r "hidiivc plaot vue not l(jar" nct-or-dmE to th ' Bmrkaiiit ww fcem'ioe of ttie di3?peirt Gimb f'jwd Funatoo is fkneinf ut how to oenwor ttst wwe. He lias tht on iGrandt Siuiide 5arnis and-: Kaiiier ld on this line -uf -wort vwif . l ... w.4l lr-l wrtuw jn Jwum-. 'ven !' 4u , But ic. oi 'fcon ioroe. ft and KJre. Jley. i ;uctor tw ww it. ' V - ti x&ki vr vvme0 -l'J ; Vt know you l.d gwi lime and La i y, WeCurtb it i kH at morte o i oid 1'Oawle vffer ti.e triad hand. ;; rt'er . ,7.1." W W nv lrt.w i TV. : liwiw .An vj v "jOBtw it vdo wwJjy ternd '"jnoewuiw'iar j te oum.unJt7, Ir rult Le mn ehvat.d n-uaCy Ji. C OlH'er. tiTBreliny freijrht it- ; ul ivr 4X-W and . p. fttitniey, i U. . -v... wars.!. , " - Butftrt. w i.-iadvnoe in vaiu ouifl csw Wallow wmny jwiirt. 4 xieh fee' wwwd jpotfW ajd wilUi i jviv 4-'' 1,1 rL timn ins reab. ta. te Uir 3auiabW work Jv- yu io vinr at T uain tonlrtrt of Win Mirth, i rJTT . i .-n lik lr. Hall I vranoe Flouring MtU CBamnunr VI ltor UdAu in .WUior u in tteu- rv if" .ft W' 1 tion jaoe Wl valuation vf 3 aJvvint JO fee lat ten JlooJ so and Hat iw J.en t?',.'!' Tlf. f V o fvr 3mre than fe . N. 37 fei, iSAttUfeK tU. Jf J' fek rt i '1, g ilt u,, even (ported ahout four of oow 1. iry U a . Jot w jmhJ Xurfi Xmwv wpwwwm. ir.. jtwaen La Onuide and Bakr. fee no uwt. y have i,ut to yisit fe 4Sty.!th d land in fee J!aar tMi btekbwt A riuft of 4-lrt in fee O-W ims ttiat iiy vmuanr ojio njK-4 - .... . ... i yaX for iiuprw,. tut Oande. ,'r ?ftn,rt T, vage room jiiTt Ak .,v tJ i the -rtv Jlay a'mort ucaiarkerjifle. from LiviKiu J-orrawn Tnoenae f- A'f 1 T w ie rt-y , fH, jj j JU4; forsrier dav tajr- f fce an U a retidenee urrouude5 , .viTttm. Wonwss nivht L&rirasKttan. jxe 3aJTira w.- ; v. - ' wife jwynmt t Do -w int tv 1.-' Here's a Shoe for MemThafs all - m m ) the go in the Urge Uties MA1E OF THE FEWEST OF TAX CALf UPPERS WITH HTUTL EUEBEE SOLES ASD HEELS ENGLISH WALK lSi SHAPE CXtMFOBTABLE ON THE FOOT AXD A x ram pkjce ........--..--.-ss.w We're Offering for WET WEATHER PROTECTION for Men and Women "KEYON" Raincoats , in a big Variety Women's Raim Casts Bui's Rain Coats Z-. Jiai-i Coate -$1000 $1250, $1750 $9, S10. $1250 S2 50 S3 50 S2 50 $350 le imHiBtrattBd. Gmrge St-h.ofjeldJtu.-e uf finwnng ertracte, and feat fee yroyvrly A Hum eatire iWUJrty fco lnteneUd ie . ...iu!. . i.. ..u.. . I- livery vrvwnr w - it ifl? auwly ibr4H.urfae L'ain. KJjrw od i feer town, ' tvd wi!J A 3Uke land produ- any curt take j tnore deW and -)t!-. I Aj w p.riejr. ,-i0 pujr6 tK w faat wd fte.r )! U mX ted a;. take a leap in S!!'5" Ul;i " is ororfe what it will earn d jao P'nt f4m. Tb PI fee city uwmt. , ' Medk-al Hprinjfe, C.Urme rtl:- j . , - Kari ted in fee county are lujrt htartw-)' a3 o'-nr ovuyutg jL r. rerKJn. rejrft-jjj: tJer la u trip to PortAaudL twwriwg U ih9 IXxW ntewl;vd UbLiit -wiJJ run ywA few cf ibt ;th fjorwiu frm -V . (it . f .. ...... . t... HAvvet tWknK TW fUtra-KUl J.ai' V ' . . " . . ' profiUWe a fee U'Xior" artkleroad are vrwg, ul that in4d of eefi to indicate there doulrttas ; thirty mle A road vrwi" -a-a a would be eowplaint it the farm great e.vffit will find, if their mtsmamti ww raiKed. Kut 1 fee itawjMiijrn l uwf ttl, thtf Union farm a rfiJalle 1uies venture iwujiy iiiBtead of in(f free from W wi!J I wiliinjf U put any twerrty iM. wi; he i' th aame nnforcunU vrurA ! coivJUion af Jk--on and Columbia eantwt Ix imueavheJ, o fee witnex vjnti -where the people al n Portland, has returned and feeJs like himseJf ajfain. Annual Khrwer CamivaL MA H ' JT II k" iS. I III II I m v- M h ii ii naif r riricwv ii urn-- J..v U;le present plans tnis-carry the ladies of Elvn 'j3 revive fee anntiz! fUrwtr mival. Tthit'h fur a number 1 in ImJ j rjf year wae an annual feature of im- rrs j pwrtan'.e in Klin, 147 fee Eeoorder. "" i Various ladies who formeriy took jrootvk inOsiert in thit line have been conferrinif jeveral days and prelim- j inary vej.s will Ihe taken at a meet 1 v.-g to be held at fee home of Mr. 1 S. A. Tuttle Tuesday, March 21st at I tZ:W o'clock to arrange tentative plans J j for tke oomirjf event. At present fee j members of the rJlm Cemetery Ajso- of Koine, or Louis P. Shacilefac, of Juneau, will be national efflaimitloe inan. Ttte terri'urrial eonvesition wii tie held at Seward. Aprfl IS, State hood for Alaska will be fee bej-Dote of fee platform -which -will be adopted. fee suamshxp company refuaas to deliver k on fee grounds feat 5t would violate the prohibition law. Plan to Form Militia Company Tenth Forced to Quit Living off His Parents. Gentj-a3ia, Wask, Mairch 15. In fee local police court Monday even- jirte, J. Wormian was lined ti'J Euge:ie, r M'irch 15. The re-j cad costs on a vag-rarfry ciare, bat turn of Colonel Creed C Hammond, i eealsnce wa susptaided on condition of fee Oregon National Ouard, from j feat he leave fee city. Evidence at Portlaad yesterday afternoon, after . fee hearing showed feat Workman, a consultation wife Adjutant General j who is of ajre 2nd able-bodied, has George A- Whit regarding juilitary been living: off his parents for fee Jraiiiinj? at fee University of Oregon, pat two years, refusing to work, and has haK!ried the plans for the or- abusine them when feey remonsnrated ganization of a company here- The -wife him. in en interested to fee "movement, ' : ; which has been promihed fee support Bie Ceiebraiion to Mark Completion- of Preadent . Campbell and several ; members of fee faculty, are plannuie The Masshfield and Xorfe ' Bend a was meeting of sti dents interest ; (Ore) Cbanibers of Commerce have vi within a Uw days at which Gov- committees or-jranized for fee purpose irrx-r Vwthycombe 5s to be invited to planning the celebration of fee speak and which will be addressed by : en, p.)etion of fee Willamette-Pacific Coionel Hairmond and Adiotar.t from Eugene to Coos Bav. . Ceneral ViTiite. The pan Is to or- Acccrdinc to the disposition in both excursions, whale fee way stations on fee WiBamette-PaciTic will have a general outpouring of joy-aetskers. The visitors will have a great vari- . ety of sights to view, for trips wU? be arranged to beacbes, fee lakes, rivers and BionBtBin. Eesorts within easy distance of MarshfieSd and Norfe Bend include Sunset Bay, Charleston Bay, fee Arago lighthouse, fee new . lifesaving statiion at Charieston, fee old Government works, fee ocean beach, besutiftil scenery on both branches of Coos river, and Golden and Silver falls on fee Allegany trip. There are a iozen roads by which people can get to fee mountain stteams for trout fishing, in fee branches of South CoquiUe river." Myrtis creek, Eock creek, MjnvwiM. river. Baker creek. Ocean fishing also can be enjoyed on gasoline schooners, several of which will be provided for the occasion. The committees are arranging for amusements in fee cities, taking vari ous forms, including parades and music A general carnival of good cheer will prevail and eve-yone who- rm'vt an w, fficial company here 1 cities .the event and entertainment !mes will go away with a feeling that and later eti'll it w-ith the Coast Ar-i-vi-jH exceed anvthing ever attempted the opening of a new territory by the- jtSMrry of the Oregon Kational Guard. J before on Coos Bay. Only tentative j f10"1 railroad is going to mark an ; srrangcnients are now under discus- "nporiani a ior western uegon. Alcohol Provision of Dry La to be : Bon, for the season of the year when , Tested. 'ia jtalxiKrint'rin Min .la hA. irill omi. A MAN'S WIrE 0HCE PERSUADED HIM TO GIVE HER AH ALLOWANCE. SHE OPENED A BANK ACCOUNT. THE HUSBAND BECAME INVOLVED. THE MONEY ITHE WIFE HAD IN THE BANK. UNKNOWN TO HER HUSBAND, SAVED HIM FROM BUSINESS FAILURE. GIVE YOUR WIFE A BANK ACCOUNT. SHE IS YOUR BEST FRIENDIANDZBEST PARTNER. BANK W'TH US, WE PAY 1 PERICENT INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS La Grande National Bank LA CKANDE, OREGON 1 CapiU) 12000000, Burplui o0,000.00, Eeaonrea tlfiOOfiOOM Krd J. Holmea, Prwidwl- C. 0. Peninjton. Vk? Pwident; P. L Myn, Casbiar) H. Zundvl and IL K, CoolUiga, Aasiatant Caabiara. I)i:tU.T0R.S Trad J. IU)lm, J. C. Si,odr, i- P. ConVy, C. C. Proingfen, H. 8. Brvwaton, P. Mr, K Woklaod, A, T. BiU. IL E. OooUdj. Ickition ae taking fee initiative i the presence of every lady of Elgin t and vkinity U specially retfuested as it ' in the intntion to make fee movement 1 ; one of genercl interert and use fee J ' net proeeis for civic beautif )"ing. 1 ! Ijadies are refriitided that whefere or ' I not they bold a membership in tB local Cemcti'ry Association, or are a nwmber of any other organization. ana r.11 r.-e asKeu 10 ynn anu aa m ie , usej movement, Usually the crr.ival was conducted J for tv fenefit of sofr.e civic soicety ar i always rcenHed in a finJinckil suc-ct-s s, wh:cb however, was not the most important fe:Uura as the interest cre among the many women in the growing of beautiful flowers was uch that many of Elgin's yards ware thin veritable flower gardens and a beauty was added to our civic appear enio that for general results far ecllpwjd the financial benefits. The camiviU was successfully carried on for n nurnljcr of years and that it was allowed to dujcontinue ho ever )en a regret, and it is sincerely hoped that the plans for a revival will mature. It will require immediate action and the laiies can rest assured that Elgin business men will provide plenty of suitable premiums for vari ous winners. Salem, Ore., March 15. Proceeding ; 'ely the class of entertainment on the theory that the provision of j that will be offered. j Centralia, Wash. ilddine- th There are always promises received rangements were bnportatiion into fee state of ethyl .f om the main boosting bodies in the alcohol for manufacturing purposes Willamette Valley that big delegations is in violation of tSe interstate com-.;wi!! be sent officially, but everybody merce law. the Tr-m of Wadhitns & .and, h s relatives w;H March 15. Ap made yesterday whereby the Commercial club audi torium will be used for fea March meeting of the West Coast Lumber- be welcomed, j men's association, which will be held Co., of Portland, h.s instituted man-! The Chen-inns of Salem were the; in Centralia on March .1 for the first ,1am us proceedings in fee supreme (fi et to gve assurance they were pre court to compel the San Francisco & j paring to visit Coos Bay. and alfeough Portland Ste-.im:4)ip company to l;-jthe information came in a round liver to it two barrels of alcohol. The about manner, they arc expected to firm BMeges that it purchassd the ' participate. Lugene and Albany are in the inanufac- also among the cities that will send Wlckrraham la Again Nominated in Alaska. Juneau, Alaska, March) 15. Pull returns from the Republican pri marimi held throughout the territory last Saturday Indicate, fea renomina tion of Jomea Wiekersham ; as dele gate to congress, and fee election of two dolagbUa to fee national conven tion who wtQ hcror 'Hughe, but -irip., WE INVEST ONLY IN OREGON SECURITIES WE INSURE ONLY RESIDENTS of PEACEFUL OREGON time in several years. F. B. Hub bard, president of the Eastern Rail way & Lumber company, and treas urer of the association, estimates that 100 lumber manufacturers of the Northwest will be in attendance- Judicial Opinion of the Press. 0mm OREGON'S SUCCESSFUL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY The Only Company "Exclusively Oregon" Discriminating' Buyers Give Us Preference Best for Oregonians 1W Off Portland. 0. VL.M0X5 fx'' La Grande L. SAMUEL .-. ,. . IL C. HKKZl.NGER- IHstrit t: tanagcr CS. SAMUEL iMa "Orego(. 'r- I From a legal decision rendered by the supreme court of Missouri: ' "The press disseminates practically all of the public news of the world and a large part of that which is per sonal; it imparts intelligence regard ing the public (health, public morals and public safety, and materially aids in the preservation of the two former r.nd in the defense of the latter; it is the mouthpiece of fee statesman and lawmaker, and proclaims to the world ' how governmental affairs tare ad ministered; it points to the capable and honest official usually with just commendation, and singles out the inefficient and those derelict in duty; and as a rule it is at fee head of . those collecting and disbursing public charity. Moreover, fee press is a gre.it educator in literature, art and' science, and points out their bene f icient influence upon fee home, mor ality and religion; it enables fee poor -who earn feefr bread by the sweat of the brow to procure employment, to .familiarize themselves with the best and cheapest necessities of life,, and' the" most rabfele .places .where: feey may be procured." a; v'.' 4.