La Grande evening observer., May 16, 1916, Image 3

TUESDAY, MAY 16, 19M
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
Family Dr. says:
Eat our Healthful
1ce Creams.
ISSU
E
ran
HEARD
1MIOS
AN I) ANT1S MEET, AT
COVE' YESTKRDAY. ,
Hall Meeting Adjourns to Open-Air
Affair Uoth Sides Heard
I the leg'slativo ticket. My first en
deavor will be to correct and repeal
some of the corrupt and vicious laws
winch have been placed on our stat
utes instead of trying to enact mora,
thereby adding: to. tho people's bur
dens in having the Supreme court do
claro them unconstitutional.
'We all favor good roads and all
public improvements and especiully
our public schools.
As to' the various commissions
which are costing the taxpayers of
the state over $2,000,000, the pruning
knife must go to the hilt. This
amount can be cut in half. For il
lustration: The fish commission was
givon $58,000 and in addition it -received
in fees $395,053.89. With a
business administration of the state
fisheries at least one-half this amount
should have been returned , to tho
state, Inefficient handling not only
of this branch of the state's business
but all others have suffered in like
manner. . . .
I believe that the waste of public
CQAO'
LET THE CHILDREN COME TO OUIl COOLING FOUNTAIN
AS OFTEN AS THEY WISH. THE JERSEY-RICH ICE CREAM
WE WILL SERVE THEM WILL NOT ONLY PLEASE THEIR
PALATES BUT BUILD UP THEIR BODIES. OUR ICE CREAMS
ARE PURE AND HEALTHFUL; THEY ARE "FOOD".
COME IN YOURSELF AND TRY THE DRINKS AND ICES WE
SERVE. THEN YOU WILL COME OFTEN AND BRING THE
CHILDREN AND YOUR FRIENDS. UPON THE PURITY OF
WHAT WE SERVE FROM OUR COOLING FOUNT YOU CAN
?RELY." - , .
Levy wVog'el Drug' Go.
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS. -1
USE OUR REST ROOM AND PUBLIC PHONE.
' Pro and anti bond issue emissaries
invaded Cove and Union yesterday af
ternoon. At Cove both sides of the
question were discussed at length,
first in a hall meeting, and, when that
meeting adjournod to meet on. the'
streets, the question vns further dis
cussed in open air. Welter M. Ptorco
and C. D. HufTman each spoke nguinst
I i -.1 -ii e Tl . .
wm.s m u v. yu.i...m,i vi moneys by tne variou3 commissions
land w18 the. chief speaker for the Z,;, of fchig mi9n
l""""", " vi 1 V Ti. " .m meed attention more than se fish in-
presont to listen to th arguments, terest . , . . .
wn.cn wei a mucn aiong xne unes prr 0ur unreasonable taxation is rcon
vwusly heard. fisrting city properties, thereby add-
The ant.s returned home from Cove . Fburdn the co'mmon
but the pros went on to Union when . " ,e and thi, wu Th,s
Mr. Chapman- was again the chief .&J,tion , tru8 notKonly of city tax
weaker m nn open-air meeting. , atio but of fawMf
mo opnnnAn ivewrocn' Umd tenants ; are being crushed
MR. STODDARD ANSWhRED., through this exorbitant tax. Union
. v . - .. ' " 'and Wallowa counties are no excep-
M. L. tatter Goes Into Bonding Qtics- (tion. Oho conditions art, t from
More Artificial Evidence
'Berlin, April Th'Sre is no question
that terrible damaee was caused in
London by the latest Zeppelin raid.
The commander of the Zeppelin L-10
has brought back with him to Ger
many a sketch which he made while
he was flying over the iBritish metro
polis. It clearly shows the houses
of Parliament in. flamas and Sir Ed
ward Grey running along Piccadilly
with his coat-tails afire. The sketch
has warmly commended by art and
military critics. -New York Times.
Thrift
Crawford "I hear that he's econ
omizing." Crabshaw "Yes; he doesn't buy
anything now unless he can get it od
credit." Life.
m
Keen Minds
and Ready Muscles
come naturally when brain and body are properly
nourished. This -calls for a diet which includes the
all-important mineral elements, best derived from
the field grains, but lacking.in many foods.
The famous pure food
Grape-Nuts
is made of whole wheat and malted barley and richly
supplies all the nutriment of the grains, including
.their precious mineral salts, required by the system
for daily rebuilding. ' '' v
Grape-Nuts has appetizing flavour, is easily di
gested, comes ready to serve, and with cream or good
milk, is a splendidly balanced food that makes for
mental and physical efficiency.
"There's a Reason"
tion Minutely.
'one end of the state to the - othar.
'Then what is the solution? Reduc
Cove, May 13. (To .Editor IM tjon 0f court expenses and useless
Grande Observer) I have delayed commissions. Adv.,
for several days, ' answering ' Mr.
Stoddard's communication on the
bonding question" for the reasons: 1st
that it would seem rather presumptu
ous in me to take Issue with such a
gifted writer as the "profound" J. B.
and 2d because it would seem like im
posing on the good nature of the Ob
server for me to come so often. There
is no doubt but what bonds have filled
an important place in the develop
ment or many enterprises ana serv
ed a good purpose in the world, but
good things can be overdone and then
they become detrimental. Water is a
good thing and we cannot very well
get along without it. Yet Heppner,
Galveston and Johnstown bear wit-
SAM HAWORTH.
County News.
(From Union Republican)
Mrs. Alice Glover returned this
week from a trip to Portland, Salem
and Willamette points.
W. B. Davis of Chicago is expected
in the city soon, and will probably ra-.
main here permanently.
J. 'B. Weaver donated a fine lot of
shrubbery to the library grounds this
spring and the same is being cared
for by the Woman's Club members.
The oldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. O. Gates, formerly of - Union
was operated upon for appendicitis in
yioqs thflt tnovp i HiKn n thinff nn , . .r ,
. ., .. CQ 10 uojino,
over-supply. We can go a little far
ther back to the time when all tho hu
man race was destroyed by water ex
cept a tow floaters, and they . were
o-ienared to beat the game as usual.
while those who paid the debt got i
soaked.
Peter Goyette. of High Valley, was
in tho city Saturday, the first time
in eight -months, having been, out of
commission through the " effects of
partial paralysis. -
a two-year-old King colt that is i
Fire ih a c-ood thine: but it has to
be handled with judgment and care, tjmo and by another year will make
and the floaters will have a hard ) bcst of them gome tor tho bluo
time to beat the finishing game of bbon , -
w .BWIca,.l". ia Ml. , . ,e . Kinneett. oi Pendleton, was m
itiiillorja mid fiasisruTits Rome who ' . A a.. i j 1 n
i;do not pay much taxes and a class oil- prior to her departure for hor
j people who are very reckless about !home in the prfneville section. Mrs.
J running in debt, and let the other fel- Kennedy is a member of the local
ijiow oo the worrying after they arejlod(te and .expect3 to return to Union
in .the world, but when it goes on a
rampage, jerks a town out by the
roots and scatters it uver the ad
joining country, we are again remind
ed that there is such a situation as
getting too much of a good thing, and
so on down the line, and just .because
bonds have served a good purpose in
the . world in certain cases is no
reason why we, should tally to tha
support of every promoter, who lives
in, or comes into the community.
You will rind in the hard surface road
the city Saturday last, conferring
with the Sports committee of tVv
Union stock show with a view : to
furnishing some of the attractions for
the 1916 show.
W. C. Ross and wife, of Baker, were
in the city Sunday, visiting Frank
Ross and family in Hitrh valley, re
turning via Cove and Union Mlonday.
Mr, Ross was driving a new auta,nd
giving it a try-out.
The members of the Woodmen Cir
cle gave Mrs. F. D. Kennedy a Tecep'
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, in debt. If vou uut it un to them to
I pay cash for what they were to te
tlceive, there would be nothing doing,
J . but just offer the benefit and place
the paying time somewibere in the
dim vista of the future, when there
J: might be a cha:iee to stick some one
else to pay the bill, they will invest
' every time, and imagine that civiliza
2 ! tion is rapidly advancing. The ques-
tion is asked "Would the people of
JiLa Grande want to go back to muddy
j streets, etc '! " Perhaps not, but
some of her citizens aie sti-enously
J objecting to paying for the imporve-
'ments, and huve been in the courts for
J1 years. .
J But it would be better than, going
rthe poor house.
Some of them have been forced to
! ' sell their holdings and move away be-
: cause they could not make a living
J ' and pay 40 or more mills on the dollar
in taxes and they had to sell for less
than they could have got during the.
J muddy street period. How many peo-
pie in 'La Grande are more than mak
! ing a living? At the present rate of
. taxation it would take -but twenty-
jfive years to absorb all the present
J I worth of the city of La' Grande, in
taxes.
j Other Oregon counties have 'bonded
for good roads says the correspondent
but gives no results. That puts me
' ' A - 1L. 1 J -I..!.
in niuiu ui me niun wait jiau u. oitiw
horse and knowing that his neighbor
had, on similarly affected, . he
hurried over to his place and asked
tho neighbor what he did for Ms
horse when he was sick. Upon receiv
ing the information he hurried home
and doctored his horse like wise, but
the animal died. Unon mcetinir the
neighbor he said. "I doctored my
.horse as you told me, "but he died".
!"Well the neighbor says "mine did
too". '
J. IB. tells of hauling a load of hay
through the Sam Boothe lane and
wasting more time and horse flesh
than it would take to pay Tiis share
of the interest on the bonds for a
year. That might be very true and he
might not have to waste much' time
or horse flesh either. Lest winter
was an unusually hard one for travel
ing. I took a trip to La Grande with a
JFairly good team and it took me six
hours to go twelve miles and when I
reached the city with a played out
team I found the people trying to dig
out their hard surface streets. Now
in conclusion I want to say that Mr.
Stoddard gave us quite a learned dis
sertation on bonds and finance in gen
eral, but still it would be well to keep
in mind the experiences of the man
with the sick horse.
M. L. CARTER
to live next fall or in the spring.
PEOPLE ASK US
what is the best hair tonic,
ways recommend ;
We al
X" -
TRAOti MHI
HAIR TONIC
We know the formula and it is a
good one. Sold only by us, 50c and
$1.00.
LEVY-VOG EL DRUG CO.
La Grande, Oregon
An Open Letter. ""
La Grande, Oregon, May 16. (To ;
the voters oi union ana waiiowa
Counties) It is only fair to the
electors to knovi- where every canili-!
date stands and especially those on
For
Public Service
Commissioner
Robert Service, a Baker busi
ness man' and lawyer who has
hammered the railroads too
often when they were wrong to
expect their support oaks the
common people to vote for him .
if they want real regulation
and elimination of railroad
graft.
A VOTE FOR HIM IS A
VOTE FOR THE COMMON
PEOPLE'S INTERESTS.
adv. .
KG
Baking Powder
Passed by the Board of Censors
1st--The manufacturer with the
' rigid test i of the laboratory and . , , .
; factory. -
' 2nd The wholesale grocer with
his high standing and desire to
handle only reliable goods.
3rd The retail grocerwho desires
to handle only those brands he
knows will please his customers.
4th The food officials with their
rigid laws for the purity and
. wholesomeness of food products, v.
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