La Grande evening observer., January 27, 1919, Image 5

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Professional Directory
ATTORN mrs
COCHRAN ft EBKKHARO Ooo. T.
Coebraa and C0I05B. Bberhard,
Attomeya. La GVanJ National
Bank Building. K , ,
R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law
Practice in all stato and federal
courts. Offica L Grande National
Bank Building.
' HOME hir Rn.lL-!Vfiw-vXA hAVHSSS-XfiiJr EMU nnfote$ttH !
, Sweet . ::fllfiMSfflpm
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McADOO'S REPORT ON
THE RAILROADS
So Much Interest, Not Only by Railroad Officials and Employes, but
by All Citizens, Attaches to the Future Handling of Transportation
Lines That The Observer Herewith Prints the Reports on Rail
roads Made by Hon. W. G. McAdoo. The Report Is Long and
Will Appear in Daily Installments, Giving Every Observer Reader
a Chance to Study Carefully the Contents of a Document Which
Promises to Have Deep Bearing on Our Country's Future.
(Continued
Clncln.mtl-A Example to be defeated by Uie disagreement
, A concrete llustralion will help tolof ono or mor l these compare,
emphasize the present difficulties. ! 43.MM,(MI0 Necle.l at Cincinnati
Cincinnati is an lmntirrjinr u.itounv ... . ' 1
A between the , North T?7t"e 8ou'n I ' 'S e3tlma,ed that t,lere "
! Three Important ra roads the l.ftn'J". ("e "e:ir "UUre ubo,,t
Chesapeake & Ohio tl e Louisv e M'T ' tl,e rehubltltation ot
& Nashville and the Cine nn lln 80 - ' 'ake
' .Souther" retch "
Ing the Ohio river. Four other ImJwVta T. Z
. portant railroads, the Big Four, the lvol es VkTZLTTa neJllTe
Baltimore & Ohio, including the old !au , ,ec0g ruct.n and enlarte
Cincinnati. Hamilton Dayton, the Cent , Z brd s Z con
Pennsylvania, and the Norfolk & ,. , , , ;
Western, reach Cincinnati on the Z height ho T "t , pro
. north bank of the Ohio river. The " H ?f. u ! ' ill ''is1"
; interchange of traffic between these
; lines at Cincinnati is enormous, and !
the general public has a vital interest
in this interchange being accomplish-
ed with the least posMble delay and
. that In times of lie;ivy traffic Cin-
' fin tl t n K.,,11.. ...i.u
freight, and the ability of all the
",''!d!'. Tn,!"nel " wil'
Cincinnati, but with respect to hand-'J,,
rtd ofLuafficwMC must rLfeoTh.
Each of the three railroads ap-1
preaching Cinclnna.t from the South
has a bridge across the Ohio river.
m, r,i . .. n . . . .
The Cincinn-iti Suutl.ern bridge aud
the Chesapeake & Ohio bridge are so?wllicl , mor ol)t thf. b,em nd
light that they cannot accommodate
the heavy locomotives which are us-
be delay and cost and conge.ticn
due to the necessity for changing en-idH
glnes south of the Ohio rivor on
those two roads. The Louisville & 1
Nashville has the use of a bridge
... . ; """ '";vlously to be done at Cincinnati in
,.c "..jr ;U i."i
capacity to handle the traffic The
topographical conditions in Cincln -
nat are such as to ako it exceed-
Ingly difficult to llnd suitable f rmma
upon whieh to consuuel terminal
cilltles. and the densely populatei
area makes terminal facilitiea clt"
or the important terminals In Cl.ieiTV
nat fs subject to overflow An ti-H';S
of liif;h water. To a very large ex
tent the traffic which any one rail
road brings into . Cincinnati is
traffic which must
beyond Cincinnati by
be moved
some . other
lullroad, so that mote than one rail
road generally has an interest in
providing proper facilities for all the
traffic .moving through Cincinnati, venieneo and certainty to the public
and all tho railroads reaching there lln t,lfl performance of that trunspor
have a common interest in avoiding lotion. These situations must bo mot
the congestion at Cincinnati which in !if transportation in this country Is to
the fast has constituted one of the; 1,8 performed at a reasonable cost
most serious traffic situatioos in the'aml without the intolerable conges
country. Yet each cf the railroad lltona ttpd del ays whkh have peilod
conipnies has its separate facilities, j .
and ?hile there have been various ;
particular arrangements of a joint j
character, it still remains true thav '
in all the years that have passed, the
railroad companies under private!
management have never been able toi
got together and put into effect any
comprehensive plan which would ro- j
suit In terminal facilities equal to
the situation. It seems fair to con-;
elude from the failure of the railroad
companies in the' past to accomplish I
this result that they probably nevjr :
will accomplish It in the future un
der corresponding methods of pi'iv-.
ate management. j
. At the preesnt time there are per
haps from 25 to 3 0 freight' houses in i
lm around Cir.cJiiiiatl which, genet :
ally speaking, have been provK'irt ,
pilpiarily for the particular, use of
separate railroid companies and '
without any purpose of combining
U the f reight-housp facilities so as
to serve the general public to 'the
best advantage and al the least c,ost
Necessity f Timllus: Itemed y ,
it is evident .that in view of thtv
common imprest w :tch .ifce railroai '
companies ha in 'he traffic pa -ing
throueh Cincinnati some ompr3 J
henfive plan ought to bu workej on: .
. u out; uui uuu (u iiiiaii ( tin iu
yself alone in ateilniaal like Cincin
nati, one Imnortant structure:
should be plannf l pimply fromthc,
stanlint of pffrtftular railroad,,
(fconipany. The enfire situation i
should be dealt with from t stand-
1imii i ii nit; w in-1 ii pui"". j
and the 0Hfsh In'.e.'Oi.ts of any par-'.a
tictilar ralrr.iJ company ought to be i
subordinated to th? goneral inter-J
est. Yet underpri. ne management
there is no way whatever in which
t!re public caa propc-rly assert and
accomplish Its need t, and the rest
both In CCDStru.tJtoJi of facilltier
and In operation isiefito the hap
hasard plP of the (onfllctlns Ideas
of sren or more s-r-st railroad
fni panics idu piai oi uie uunosi
inipnrta-ce are QbWrt at any timt J
From Saturday)
f,1I.liIMp, fnr , ,, ' ,,1 u
"h ui er
Really e ery Hem of his large ex -
""J,, 'J Z,',."l Zl I.,.. 17... m i
jrectly, the inlmiB ot tw0 or more"
i.,.,.,,,,,,,, Mlft ,
J iaI'oiiuhmid IUIB
In ItA imwln tn tl,a nminnnn i,,,Ktl t
rt i-
Iterest of any one railroad company
tllia lllatt8r i8 lert ,o be worked out
''t l ,V ' " hH
tjua it evr wlH 1 u ULZ tZ
L." .Li " ..?.. .
1,U1B uui. v.citaiiii3 Lite muruuu
- ,,: ,,. ,. , ,
; they have never done so. If the prob
lem Is not adequately solved, the re-
(le and ,nconVeience, uncretalnty
Bnd lnconvenlenc0, uncerU,nty
, ,,, , ,.,
ilho people of the United States, sim
ply because a tiling which ought ob-
lhe public interest Is not done, and:
m)t ,)0 one ,)ecallfie lh0'
lor of government whiclf ought to he!
!uxorcgoa to prolllot6 the bc
ltet ,g amve(, to romaln' (ormaIlt
sul)ordinilte t0 (he atB
toreg(g and l0 ,he djsa mentI) ot ,
various privately managed railroad'
Kiuno ConditioitH Klscnlinie.
What Ib true of Cincinnati in true
to a large extent of every iniportinil
terminal in the country, particularly
: Chicago and the terminals around
!Npw York harbor. In the aggregate
these situations constitute a great
burden and menace to rail transpor-
talion aad a serious obstacle to con
You'll Spend the Money
Get the most out of it
EVERY -YEAR you spend a large proportion of .
the money you get. So much for clothing. So
much for ehoes. So much for things to eat, house
furnishings, garden seeds and tools and what not.
There's one sure way to get the most for your money.
Know 'what you want before you go to buy. .
BEAD ADVERTISEMENTS. .The adyertisements
you read will Ull you whit is new nd good. They
. will give you the latest ideas and improvements.- '
They wiH help you to live better and dttxx betU'r at
less cost.. . . . ' '
' If you tliinlf of it, you'llbe surprised at the world of
interest, and thi wealth of new ia? you'll find in
9 9 reading advertisements. ,
5 Advertisements are' the iaily record of program. ,
hey are thS repSmo yotf of tie manufacturerand8
Hirchants who work for you, telling wht hs len
3compMhed for your benefit. a
jjiully arisen In the piist.
I Jsor-ji there any Just reason why
: railroad companies should fear that
.such-. a couiprehuuislvt. development
.of terminals is KoinK to Interfere
with Atiy legitimate separate inter
ests of the railroad companies In the
event they shall eveiutiully be turn
ed back Into the old form of prlvato
control. Any comprehensive plans
of terminal improvement which are
for. the general puldlc good will in
the long run turn out to be advan
tageous to every se:mrut legitimate
railroad route in the country. No
mutter if the railroads do go back
into the old form of private control,
with anywhere from 100 to 200 8ep-
tZ , , f 1 ' "f
,' 6 I , ""d f""T,!"
"f." ' , ung, years ot hardship
upon the public, there must be some
comprehensive legislative solution or.
tliesa ,e!'n'1""1 Problems In the gen-
era! public interest. The railroad
will not be Injured, but. on the con-
iU,bB benU""'d ' "rml"
P"b"C dl""'"8 malUm'
""'r Kn,h"'
AS " 8i"""e """" rat'n' " evl"
","U ,,,e fBCt th? 1h8 BaU"no'
& Ohio passenser trains are now
the l-enns, Ivania passen-;
ger terminal in New York lias not!
reuHed in Injiiryl ig the llaltl-
a'ld 0n'
'ny nS"ry- 10 '"" lMnsylv"i"'
of 'i'h 11 lla9 W risht to coin
I plain.
The public . has
convenlencod.
been enor
lf private
j mously
jC01,tro1 RhnUl rotuni. It is not to bo
.....Hnfnnlnfl )l n t th.t Imliltn wn 1,1
asuln be sulijoctt'd lo the hiconvonl
ence and deluy ua:l expense incident
I ft' t ht - lln It ImnrM X' Thh si nn 1 m it Unfit
l0.U,e HSO Of !,s "1 am! fvoiil-
.'"?!
and lastlnB bcn"r!t ,0 1,18 ublic' but
lh" Wi" a,SO t,,rn PUt ,0 b m"
nccoptablo to the railroad com-
iPanies themselves.
I (To be continued
A classified ad will hrtnffc results.
1
USE
The Telephone
Don't Wait to Write
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
rtAiu wtmtv.
Ladies' modern hair work done, new
swiicues niaue to oruer, t.omu:ngs
made to order. 1-127 Washington St.
1-13 2-W
MONEY ON CITY PROPERTY
Jack Oliver has money lie will loan
on city property in very easy terms.
' l-ll-30t
ANNOUNCEMENT
I wish to announce to the public
that I have purchased the Oregon ho
tel, 10 Depot street and will conduct
it in connection with the Darland
Apts., and it will be known as the
Darland hotel. The rooms will be
newly renovnted and made as attrac
tive and plcasunt as possible. Steam
heated. Two apartments , for light
housekeeping will be furnished. Spe
cial rates on rooms by the week or
month will be made for a short time.
Those interested cnll and see them.
1-13-tf H. C. LAWYER.
Observer advertlslug pays.
ST01CH TO?
Get at the Keftl Cause Take Dr.
bdwards uuve I ablets
That's what thouixnds of stomach
sufferers are doij now. Instead of
taking tonics; or trj'Ira to patch up a
poor digestion, they tro attaching the
real cause Cf the ailment closacd lh-er
and disordered bowels.
Dr Edwards' Olive Tsbleta arouse the
liver in a soothinr, heuling way. When
the liver and bowels nru performing their
natural functions, away goes indigestion
and stomach troubles.
If you have a bad tasto In your
mouth, toncue coated, appetite poor,
lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigested foods,
you should ta!;e Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel.
Dr. Edwcrda Olivo ' Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work v.'ifhout
griping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief, so you can eat what you like.
At 10c and 25c per box. All druggists,
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The Observer's
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WANTED Miscellaneous.
WANTED To heur from owner of
good ranch for sale. Slule cnsh
price, full particulars. D. F.
Hush, Minneapolis, Minn.
Sat. only l-4-3m
WANTED Good first-class milk cow.
Phono Red MM. l-2i"-3t
WANTED A refined woman to take
charge of home, two children. Phone
Black 3U81. 1-24 -4tp
WANTKI A refind woman to take
chanre of home; two children. Phone
Black 8001. . 1-24-ltp
WANTED Sewing ot all kinds. Re
modeling a apociulty. 1714 Sixth
HOUSK WANTED Three or four
roomed house, furnished, wauled
Immediately for permanent rent,
If possible. Must bo close In.
modern, and on south sidn of
tracks. Phono Sllverthorn'a Drug
Sloro. ,1-20-tf.
WANTED At once chambermaid at
C ramie, Ronde Valley house. $10 a
week and dinner. 1-20-tf
WANTED Plain sewing. Mrs. Nor
ma Webb, 1105. O avenue, l-20-!2tp
WANTED Private secrctnry. Must
be Rood stenographer. Hot Lnko
Sanitarium. 1-18-tf
Have the labo:, wnicb stands for
fair working conditions, put on your
job printing. Tho Observer is one of
the two shops in town observing union
principles. Phone Main 37.
THE COMPUTA
TION OF INTER
EST mi a Ravings An
count is a fasciimt-
ing inatlieniatical
ld'obloni.
m
Wj
Cf)
The knowledge tint
money earned and
hanked is in turn
earning more mon-
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c5
m
m
25
c,y ui.siires llie sav
er to further effort.
uur on leers
dially invito
ings ai-eoinils.
cor-
HilV-
ct5
We pay I per cent
it
United States ?g
Bank
CT.l S La Graie. Orc firJMre l?nkf,P:.t.
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Classified Ads.
I'DIt MAI.K
EOU SALE Cull apples, ?1 a sack.
Ceo. Ohnpmun, east end of Cove
avenue. 1-25-Otp
FOR SAI.E Plymouth lUk roosters:
. Cull lllack 7!)2. l-24-;lt
Rome Beauty Apples for sale. Will
deliver. Phone Red H'I7I. l-24-(!tp
FOR SALE Hi-inch yellow pine
. wood, $9 per cord delivered. Phone
Red 1022., . 1-20-Clp
EGGS. FOR HATCHING From pure
bred Buff Wyundiittes. Prise win
ner. Heavy layers. Choice table
fowls. $2.00 for 13 ckk. Irn R.
Aldrich, 707 Fourth street. 1-20-211
FOR 'SALE That monument you
wnnt for Decoratinn d;iy is ready
for immediate delivery. 11. M. M.
& G. Co., 1502 S uvemie. 1-17-lf
I'Olt lihXT
FOR KKNT
Phone lied
- Fui nislwd mollis
3171. , 11-29-tf.
l'OIt RENT Nlco rusuy rooms from
?12 up. 1510 Adams. Phono
r;i:ioi. l-is-tr
FOU RENT
rooms. Bli
Furnished housekeeping
ck 1202. 1-24-t'f
FOR RENT Steam heated -rooms.
Special rate. . Darland hotel, for
merly ' the Oregon hotol, 10 De
pot street, under new manage
ment. H. C. Lawyer. 1-13-tf
F.OR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms, tall Blnck 831. 1-14-tf
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Black seal muff left In stulinn
this morning. Phono M :17. Rewaid,
l-20-5t
LOST OH STOLEN Lincoln titcycle
wnn green rriimov Notify J. D,
Lynch. 1-10-tf
c
Stop ftckinj Eczema
Never mintl how often you have tried
and failed, you can ulnphununK.-itching
ecwma quickly by applyinK Zomo fur
nUhed by any druggist for 35c. Extra
large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins thq
moment Zemo id applied. In a short
time usually every trace cf eczema,
tdter, pimples, rash, blackheads and
similar akin disease will be removed.
For clearinft the sWn and making it
vigorously healthy, always uwi Zamo,
iho penetrating, anlhptic IiuM.. It
tB not greasy and dneii not str.in. When
others fail it is the one dependable
ticatment for skintroubU-sot ull kinds.
The E. VV. Kot: Co., Ck-vi land, O.
IX:
; t ' - a,: ' r r." : K
dgiutnilV is surerior to
any other front lact! corset,
for without the VctiZih
tVaturos no porstt x;an Jjos
Kihly he just us good. It
contains t-!ic master touch of
'scientific- construction.
. You do not sacrifice com
fort for style a;id yqu do not
sacrifice style fuj-.tfamfyrl
when you wear .
A, foniphftc liiu;
0
af'jvavs8 on
92.50 up!
IltVldL 1-ilrcd fit
'
- Corsot,ier
a claifl nil will bring results,
CRAWFORD EAKIN T. H. Craw
tcrd and Robert 8. EaKIn. Attor-
noyi a law. .Practice In all the
' eourta ot the state and the Doited
States. Office, Weat-Jacobson
Blug., rooms -10-l7. Ls tlrsndu.
Oregoa.
AKCH1TEOTB
0. El. MILLER -Arcmtect, room 1 7,
Now Foley Bldg. Phone Red 1871.
OSTKOl'ATIIIC.
DR. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopathic
Physician Specialising in diseases
of women and children. Hours 10
to 12 a. m., 1 to 8 p. m., and by ap
pointment. Phones Office Red 17(11,
residence, Black 1231. 37 New Foley
building.
VETKUmatlY
OR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Voter
Inxrlr.n. Hospital. 1409 Madison
Av. State Btalllon Inspector and
lns.Wc.tor of stock for shipment
Home Independent Phone, Black
41 1 Farmers Co-operative Phone,
Main US.
j:iu'catio.al
RE.MLMUEU GOODINO COLLEGE,
GoodiiiK, Idaho. Priitlcil bust
ness courses, review subjects,
roKulur college work and sum
mer school. 12-19-tf
I Pratemal Directory. .
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VOODME1N OF THE WORLD La
Orando Camp No. 1R9 moots every
first aud third Monday at Eacleu
Hall. All visiting neighbors wel
come. Dues payabls at the orf'ce
of the clork. Now Foley Bldg., 9
m to 6 p. m.
I. J. MURCHISON, 0. C
R. J. KITCHEN. Clark
lOUBKN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La (irsnde Csmp No. 7703 moeu
on the first- and third Thursilny
evenluKS of each month In the K.
of P. Ball. Visiting neighbors
welcome.
L. J. MTJNI1ALL, V. O.
W. T. ASHMAN, Clerk
O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 18, O. H.
8. hoids stated communications the
, seennd and fourth Wednesday of
each month. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
SADIE E. OIViCN, W. M.
MARY A. WARMCK.Boo.
K. of L. or Beeurlty ML Brolly
Couuoil, No, 146, meets the second
end fourth Monday ovenlng at 8
o'clock at Eagle ball. Visiting
members are welcome.
ABB HARRIS. Fin'l. Bee
J. K. F1TZOERALD. Pres.
a. F. ft A. M. La Orande Loage No.
41, A. F. ft A. U. holds regular
meetings first and third Saturday
at 7:30 p. m. Cord.'al wolcome to
all Masons.
ROBERT 8. EAKIN, W. M.
a. o. Williams, hoc
F. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259.
Meet every Friday night, nt EskIcs
Hull, Visiting members' welcome,
J. V. STAGEY, W. P.
,. LEE UELLINGER, Secretary
REBEKAIIS CryBtol Lodge Ko. 60
meets evory Tuesday erenlng In the
I. O. O.'F. nnll. All visiting mem
bors are Invited to Attend.
ROSA GLAR.. NO.
LUCIA HALEY. Hoc. Sec.
L. O. O. M. Ls Oranne Lodge No.
8S0, Loyal Order of Moose holds
regular meetings every Wednesday
nlKht at 8 p. m. In EukIo nail next
to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave.
ViHltoia alwnya welcome. Dues pay
able at Yoiiiir's Sweets.
W. C. HANSEN, Die.
. HARRY SWART. Sec
B. I'. O. E. ELKS, 1 Orjsnde Looge
Mo. 433. Loiige meats each Thurs
day evening nt 8 o'clock. Ho'me
end club privileges cheerfully ex
tdoilJ to-all JBrotlvir Elks.
It. J. OKBEN,
Exalted 'Ruler,
A, B. CHE It It Y,
.' Becrotary.
,OYAL NEIGHBORS Ills Camp
meet eveiy.second f'rliay after
noon slad every fourth Friday even
ing, every month tn K. P. ball. All
vltltlug niemljera cordially wolcom.
HENRIETTA OHAROT. Onicje
KiAIit L. WEST, Itccardcr,
KNIOI1T8 OPl'TlniAS Red CroS.
Lodre Io27 Ounets every MoicJ?
nUOt !i Custle HullCK. of P. bail)
fy till in welcomed to illsvlsltlng
KnlghU
J. ft. ROBERTSON, CC.
PELILE GREEN. K. of R. A S.
CHICHESTER S PILLS s
I'llUta H4j r4 4. 1st n- OW 1
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busIiHi) itutM rii.ijt,
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