THURSDAY,' JANUARY no.lfllf).
LA' C.RANDFi EVENING! OBSERVER.
"VTFIVE
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 Js Long and
WiH Appear in Daily Installments, Giving Every Observer Reader
a. Chance to. Study Carefully the Contents at a Document Which.
Promises to Have Deep Bearing on- Our Country's Future,
tCentlnuml from yesterday.).
vious nocesaity. aild iviinrti Utere.is so
(possibly of conflict with the selfish
interest of the particular corpora,-
1 1 lop. This is not surmise, beoau&e
tho evidences of It are already ay
Peurlng notably in the ease oUT.
icomotiveii .where budiOia were sub-
mittud by the corporations cullln
for their purchase, und where even
iiour many of the corporations are
challeimm? the purchase of locomo-
jtivea. made for tiiuir aecmint and
! within the limits of their requests.
!t is natural that each company will,
prefer to hold all other mutters la
.abeyance In the .iope that It can
make its own plant in its own -ay
at the md of federal control. This
condition will not exist, however, if
a five-year, extension ahull be Kraut
ed. During the early part of that
extension comprehensive improve
ments can be carried forward In the
Beware! That Suit May Be a Dress
A picture of fncts, not fancy, "T!ie
Hun Within," Arcade. Friday and Sat
urday. O l-29-3t
a fair compensation for the property
employed. But under separate man
Ituim I taiyity does, not wait fur the laggard.
In tha matter of rales, an ImmenBO 'whether thut luggard be a nation or
advantage resulting from unified 1 individual. America muBt gq for
control Is thm rno er.n ho m.i. . iward immediately and organize her
ly so high as may be. necessary tai resllr0e8 effectively for the purpose If ipubllo interest, and the railroad com
protect the situation as a whole, "he ls "iy bor ha ' the I Panles will appreciate the lmpractic
through paying the total expenses i fruits of the keen. ana friendly, rival-
and producing only a sufficient ro.rles ln commerce in wnicn sne must
suiting operation. income to represent. Ongage with, other nations.
unaer tne provisions-ot tne untteu
States Shipping Act, the great nier-
agement, there Is the greatest diver-chant marine we are constructing Is
slty in the prosperity of the railroad ito be under government control for a
tympanies'. Some wi't prosper on , period of five yeanrfrom the conclu-
very low rates and some will fall on Ision of the European war. If our
very high rates. Thft result is either splendid merchant fleet, built with
that rates must be maintained on an the money of the people of the Unit
average, basis which,, -while produe-ied Staths at a oosl of more than one
ing high profits for some railroads, billion dollars. Is to he useil success-
will, still leave other railroads In, fully in their Interest, it must be op- i
bankruptcy, or mujt be made suffi-;erated In effective co-ordination with'.
clently high. to. leave a iuaridn of nro-ithe great railroad systems- of tho-
fit to the less prosperous, with con-jCnited- States. They must work) to
sequently excessive profits to theigether liGrinoniously and . reel pro-
most prosperous. Thj rornior course 'cally. During this groat
will result in the less prosperous : world development, involving the vit
roads being unable to perform thetrlal welfare of the American people. It
public service successfully. The lat-lseems to me peculiarly wise that the
ter course will result in the public j period . of federal control of railroad
being burdened with unecessary high ; transportation shall bo made1 coneur-
rates. Under unified control rates rent with that of government ship
which are sufficiently, high on an a.v- Icontrol. Then we shall have a grout
erage, to protect tho gonoral situa- transportation system on land and
Hon-, will insure an tuloquute service liton furnishing the reliable, effective
on all roads acd will, at tha uanm 'service which will protect tho intor-
tlme, protect the public against (ests of the .American people and car-
rates being made any higher than Isjry them forward upon a career of
necessary, to meet Lho re.il necessities , prosperity and succeB uncqnaltsd in
of the situation. I do not bellevo Uiny previous period in their history,
there can be any successful solution j ( -inclusion.
01 me rauroau proniom wn.en leave This Is whv I have mtred that fed-'oh n ,t number nf lirf.e,it
In existence the -great disparity In or.,i controi, ,e extended until' J tnu-:,)rirate companies as has been the
the results of the san-.o rn.tes to dii- ary lt 1924- n will be Impossible to lease in the pust.
ferent railroad companies because Vew tho- results of oven one year or j Valuation.
this will always oau,i question as .o . federal, control under peace condlr u must be remembered also that
the propriety of any scnlo of ruL:s.tj0D1. ,., the spring of 1920. and it ooneresa has thought It lnmnrtiint to
jTviil-then be too into for congress tolprovide for a valuation- of railroad
ilegislate before the end of the 21 I property, and this valuation has
months' period. Even if it were pos-.becn in progress for several years at
sible to accomplish legislation in the large cost. I assumo that it will be
war conditions a su'flcient -showing inext twelve months, .it would be completed ln the next two or three
la? beeu made to indicate that all idone without any opportunity what-.years. There is widespread convic
th'? reforms 1 have mentioned are de jever to form a reasonable ideaasitioo. that do permanent solution
sirable as permanent peace measures, j to tha advantages of unity in thejWhntever of the railroad problem
Yet it is clear that the general pub- imatters I have mentioned, under. can be made which does not put at
lie has not an opportunity to appre-i peace conditions. rest the present insistent claims as
elate this and to waigh the renl valrj Moreover, the operations under to railroad overcapitaliiution. The
ue of what has been accomplished peace conditions with a tenure so Iquostion therefore arises whother
There has not yet been an opnjprtun- j short as tho 21 months' period oan-'congress can satisfactorily deal with
Ity to give the public knowledge otnot possibly constitute a fair tost. this matter in advance of the com
facts. In view of the far-reaching j with such a rapidly approaching pletlon of the valuation which it has
importance of any solution of the I termination and with every officer already prescribed, und whether con
railroad question which may he am employee naturally, speculating gress will wish to attempt a final so
adopted, the public is entitled to on i,is relations to the new mnnngo- Untlon of It before it can have the
have, before the present fodurul con- !ment, whatever It may be, it will be benefit of the valuation for which it
trol shall be terminated, a. reason-impossible to secure the heat resultsihaa already appropriated such large
ably fair test under peace conditions ; from the railroad organization, mnd iamounts and to which It has nttach-
of the advantages. to be derived from :tho nem-nr tho- termination au-ied so much Importance. It is not
these reforms..
When congress comes to take the
responsibility of making a final' do
cisiott as to wh'.c.h is 'he best pavma-
and will keep the rate question
constant turmoil.
Result.
I believe under the handlips
In i
ability of holding everything in abey
ance for so long a period as five
years. Of course, ab the five-year
period nears its termination, there
would be a disposition on the part
of the corporations to postpone mat
ters which hud not theretofore been,
entered upon, but by the time this
condition would arise it is reason?
able to expect that Congress would
have been able to make a permanent
'solution of the whole-proulom in the
light of an adequate experience
with the present opportunities for
'unified control.
With the five-year' extension it
will be practicable for congress
jsay within two years from now to
period of1 upou a permanent soiutiun ui
country shall have had before it the
result of a complete year's experi
ence of federal control under peace
conditions, as well au a year's exper
ience under war conditions. Con
igrs&s, with that additional, experi-
. ience, will be able far better than It
t is at present to estimato at their real
lvalue the roforms which I have sub
mitted to you as being fumUmcnlal,
land congress eun then determine
whether those reforms- are so im
.portant 'as to make it desirnblo to
adopt some other method of railroad
s-r--tf' ami
lit; ;ITfl-U
mi
3
Heat Skin Diseases
It is unnecessary for you to suffer
witheczeina, blotches, riiiKwrm, rashes
and similar skin troubles, Zcmo, ob
tained at any drug store for 35ct or
?1.00 forextra larRe bottle, and prompts
ly applied will usually give ist ant relief
from gchiug torture. It cleanses and
soothes l hi skin and heals quickly and-
effectively most skin (fcseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating,
disappearing liquid und is soothing to
themostdelicattf skin. It is nut rcusy,
is easily applied and costs little, (let
it today and save all f urther distress.
The E. W. Kue Co., Cleveland, O.
Woman can no lonf?er be criticized for storing"" at tne various
frocks-worn at afternoon funciions. It now takes a keen observer,
says Fashion Art, to toll when a suit Is n suit and not a dross lho
dress on tho extreme riRht, with ita wnisieo;it of boino. is im exrniplo.
The other two ntternoon frockg aro of nvy bluo clo:h: that oir the
lott. faced wfth pray satin and that in tho center having a iuuiid-up.
stitched satin curt a on both tunic und skit I
The Observer's Classified Ads.
WANTliD Mlkcolluneou.
I-'Oll SAl.r Iteul ICstato
ownership and. control than that of j WANTED Lot close in,- 60x100 feet,
paved street. Will pay fifteon hun-
proaches the more difficult will be Possible, as I view the complexities
of the problem, to affect any marked
ah'inge in the form cf railroad con
trol that Is not based upon a com
pleted valuation of their properties.
(The End)
the situation.
Indeed, the difficulties -with opera
tion during the 21 months' period
nont solution of the railroad prob- wm be go 8eriou that I. do not see
lem. one or the most important ou-lhow the government oan bo fairly
slderations to which. :t must glvo at- s.keH to. encounter them: It will
tention is-tho question as to which jbe a8ked to continue an operation de- Soldier Not Superstitious
Huiuiiuu win mvi'no imo ..i.n..-'priyect or all tne- elements wnicn
clal burden, for the fuiura u.-im theid j,elp In making the operation
American public. Th's bolni; tr.io ;ta 8ucrea8i and I do not see how it
seams to me of tho highest inioor- can Be seT0u9ly urged as the proper
tance that congress, should, havi an !coul8e by anyone except those who
opportunity to form an accurate idea !aro anj,jou's at all cvonts to see the
as to the cost Of unilied- CODtlol of ',,,..,,. ,,.nrad to the control of
railroad operations under peace coo- numerou8 different companies. Just
dltlons. In order to nave an accur-n8 , the pa8t
ate idea- on this subject congress ! anyon wh0 wishes a fulr ond dls
ought to havo before It at least me ! ,, 8tudy made os to whnt )8
died dollars ($l.r)00)
L, care Observer.
cash.
Write
l-28-3t
FOR SAJ.E Or trade for stock two
lots and six roomed house close in.
Inquire 1:1111 T avenue. l-2i)-3t
WANTED Good first-class milk cow.
Phone Red 3501. l-25-5t
HOUSE WANTED Three or four
roomed house, furnished, wanted
immediately for permanent rent,
if possible. Must ho close in,
modern, and on south side of
tracks. Phone Silvort horn's Drug
Store. 1-20-tf.
WANTED Plain sewing. Mrs, Nor
ma Webb, 1105 O avenue. l-20-12tp
FOR HAVK Miscellaneous
FOR SALE Home Ilenuty upplos, SI
per sack. Phone Hlnck 1002. l-28-:it
"sr"sa"SR"S'y
THE COMPUTA
TION OF INTEREST
on a Savings Ac
count is a fascinat
i ii g mathematical
i'tlli'in.
iiiowlcdgo t int
v earned and'
Professional Directory
ttobneys
QOCIIRAM EBJGHHAKDOeo. T.
Cochran tM Colon H. Eberhsrd,
Attorneys.' La Grands National
Bank Building. 0
R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Li
Practice In all state and federal
courts. Office La Grands National
Bank Building.
CRAWFORD EAR IN T. H. Craw
ford and Robert 8. Eakin,' Attor
neys a. U.4. Practice in all the
sourts.of the state and the United
States.. Office. WestIacobsoa
Bldg xooms 9-10-17, La Orando,
Oregon.
3S
W)
If,
m
AKCII1TKCTB
0. 3. MLLLBR. -.Architect, room 17.
New-Fo.'erBldg. Phone Red 1871.
OB'JKOl'ATHIC.
DR. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopathia
Physician Specializing in diseases
of women and children. Honrs 10
to 12 a. m., I to 0 p. m., and by ap
pointment. Phonos Offico Red 1701,
residence, Black 1231. 37 New Foley
building.
banked is ,'in t
m
urn t?
eaniiinr more
ey inspires the sav-
er to i'nrther effort
'"ijr t ii ii tfrs
mon-
iH iiiirti baiNw i-aiousc county, jou -w
acres, all tillable, 250 now in culti-sir ..
vution, 223 of this is now plowed1! Olally invito
ready lor crop, l-iace is equipped
with machinery and stock. Will tuko I
ttwn property or good paper for i
$5000, and one-half of the crop un
til place is paid for. Security Land
& Savings Co. 1-28 31
eor-
sav-
injjs accounts.
TWENTY ACRES just in the edge of
town, some orchard, but every foot
of the trart is best of soil, and fur
less than $200.00 per acre. About
$700.00 cash would handle it, then
yearly payments. Hox . 904, I.a
Grande, Ore. 1-28-,'lt
I'OK HKNT
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms.
N'ur shops. 1305 T avenue. 1-29-tf-
FOR SALE 40 head tliorough-bi ed
Chester White hogs. 10 bowb with
nie-s in snrimr.- Call Ed Ford. Ar
cade theatere. i 1-28-tf .IFOR RENT Apartment. Stove heat.
. . $10. Call Uarliind hotel, II. C.
FOR SALE Cull nriplcs, $1 -a sack.
George Chipman, enst end of T
avenue, l-25-0tp
Lawyer.
11-27-tf
lJK.''
We pay 4 per cent;
interest.
but Train of Events Gives
Him Cause to, Wonder
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 28.
Sergeant Henry W. Schwab, station
ed at the Marine Corps reorultlng
...n,lnn tin. tu n..t Min.iPBl ll IllllD hn
It Beems to me that isn- b,lt:
ten: years ago, on January iu, a
curse" was put on hint by "the
Rome Beauty Apples tpr sale. Will
deliver., Phone Red 3371. ' l-24-0tp
FOR SALE 10-inch yellow pine
wood, $9 per cord delivored. Phone
Red 1022. l-20-0tp
EGGS FOR HATClILNGr From pure
bred Buff Wyandottes. Prize win
ners. . Heavy layers. Choice table
fowls. $2.00 for 13 eggs. Ira R.
Aldrich, 707, Fourth street. 1-20-2-lt
operations of the year 1919 under the Bgt ultlIn;lte solutlon nod as tojwllch of the M0""'"108 '"' th '"'IFOR SALE That monument you
federal oontrol: or course tnese "K-jne extent to which the reforms I
ures cannot be ready until the sprcn ;hav0 menlioned are n the interest of
of 1920. If congress undorinke to l(he American public, and as to the
make Its permanent solution of thlsway ,n which thoae reforms can best
great problem prior It, that, timi- ;be accomplished, It in tho interest of
will do so without any ad-iiu.it-! 'hc Amerl(.an pllbllc .must be anxious
comparison between the cost nf roll- ' have a reasonabie period of feder
road operation under diversified pri-a, contrui. 8ftor tho war. under con
vate control as In the past, and the Editions calculated to make for tran
cot of railroad operation undor unl-ij,u,ty and. single-mlndedness upon
fled control during peace tlni". It ls !,h , ,,. federal fallroad orga
nization.
I do not mean that this would
he desired in order to accomplish
government ownership, but It seems
to me it would be desired in ordrj- to
true that the figures for tna year
1918 will be available in abiut two
months, but these figures .will rep
resent the operations undor war con
ditions when the railroad nuuae!!-
ment was subjected to mnny djfflr
.culties which will n-.t ex'.Bt under
peace conditions, and when u gror.t
deal of traffic had to be haudl.d rc-
rt nna in nrAar in T,ait thn
ii., .., it nt. complished, as I view-the situation.
. ', n, j i through an unrestricted return to'lhe ) wounded while
torior of: Panama. He had- wrested
her. son from her to arrest him on a
charge of murder.
"For ten long and weary years
this curse shall follow you," she
croaked, as her Incantation, ended.
"At this hour, on this day, every yeor
you shall be struck by violence oi
disease." That was at 4 p. m.
On January 10, 1910, Snrgoant
Schwab was wounded In a clash with
Insurgent natives In Panama. This
at 4 o'clock.
On January 10, 1011, at 4 p. m,
he was again wounded ''in a little row
In Central America."
On January 10. 1913, malaria again
want for Decoration day in ready
for immediate delivery. M. M
TO RENT Neatly furnished stcam
bented rooms, block; from Y. M. C,
A.. 1007 Sixth street. Phone Main
701. l-27-0tpi
(ft)
m United States
National
Bank
FOR RENT -Phone
Red
- Furnished rooms
3171. 11-29-lf.
FOR RIONT
' $12 up.
R3901.
-Nice rosey rooms from
1510 Adorns. Phone
1-18-tf
3wr
FOU RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Black 1202. 1-24-tf
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Call Black 831. 1-14-tf
Ohserve- advertising will brine r
A G. Co., 1502 S avemi".
1-17-tf suits.
test the utility of various reforms lni,im low in Panama.
the direction of unification which can Jon J-inuary 10, 1913, malaria ngain
be accomplished wthoul government j sent him to bed, this time In Nlca-
ownership, but which canbot be ac- ragua. !
On .Innuaiy 10, 1914, he - was j
arresting nntlves in
eludes the operations of the most se
vere and costly winter that has ever1
-been experienced in the life of the!
. railroad business In this country, and .
the cost of clearing tip the most ser-'.
ious coiictrstion. of t'afric in the-his-)
tory of the railroad? a rpngestion '
Yes, at 4 o'olock in the
old conditions . of management,
through from "5 to 100 different Im
ponant'railioad companies and ncv
era! hundred smaller railroad com
panies, . The 21 months' period will be en
tirely too short to a-compllBh any ef-
eTlstirvfe at the lime federal control . fective results Willi respect to tin-
was asiftimejl. Therefore., unless a ;provements. and especially the ternii
fln'l shj,tion of thin pioldem Is de-,nal Iniprrvementn which sre rufullar
ferred 'until a reliable view of the lv, needed. Jndeed, wtth such an
economies wlfich actuall: arise out of 'early termination of federal control,
unified operation can be obtulned, there will be almost a complete stnp
the result" will be"the adoption of a ge of improvement wrk, except
permenent solution' In ignorance whaP "is obviously ponded for the
one ot tne most in.ponani laciors u,,-in. uwwwuw. , iUi, , , ,imQ,tiiiimi h..t
.- v .j...., !ill K ft l.rn.ln.l tfirM. whl,-tl .No, I m not SUpelfctll 10Unhul
Pnrto Tliro.
afttnxoon. It vmn ulvrnyn 4 oVInck
that miHforhjnt ovortcnk him.
On JuiHiary 10, .lrtlTi, ho wns Hfuh
bod by a Movicau jhst ouuido of
Vora Cruz. ' 1
j On January JO. U1, ho was shot j
I rlo.rrs frm ambunb while in rharco
fof a patrol n ar Curt Huitioir, Haiti. !
I On Jjnnany it), 1 f 1 7 . an automn
I biH knorkil him unconBHoRn In '
: t'htJadelphia. Hit WkUh ioj,d at'
Just 4 oVloc k. . j
And lat yiar he foil down thn
' BtalrBef his homeln Mffwjijikefl aw,
th set hinr and day.
It Raises the Dough
If you arc not already uiinf Cres
cent, you should try it. Test out its
advantage Discover for yourself
how it a double lee vexing txtibn mrlrcs
Hie ii'l.lcjt and mmi wholnomc
caJtc-5, biscuits tud brer.ds. Use all
of the can of C.-oscnt. If you sro
not pteestd v.'iih til? n.t.ilts return
the empty cr.u to y.our grocer; ho is
itthor.:r.cd to refund your moncry.
Write ut for a copy cf Ibe Crescent
Cook Book. Crescent IV t. Ccnjpjr.y,
Stattli!, Ws.iliinJlon. . . .
y '.-:'' '.:. I, '-',
If ,-. t i-.-y i
fi;i-:i?.:"!.
Shipping jml RnHHtlft.
l.t..m. A fr f Ann Avntiin ll
a -a htrflv noArlnrl In Iha mi )! to.tr!'- i "
irpi nt
on hif Bfrjv bd hrp.
The Riorious victory for democracy "l e0l woverlnff from an atUtfk of.i
rJa0whiuh America h3S placed surl!
notvh and conspicuous pal han'Rrttn
her a Commanding position In world
affairs. Our'fiwn material de-lop-
6 nrant nak
sary that
laved in any yni. will be
to further indoHnite delay.
alsS be1r9je that needed
iiibjectpa
It will
railroad
construction and extensions will be
influenza. Yeahe was ariiitt to!
tfr bospital on JaayiMy 10. ,
! s - a
La Grande; Ore. d
fir a
il
it
;JafiJU: iHsupcriorto
ab-y citlmr ..front lann t'orect,
for without tli VcU'
IVaturcs no (forist-t can j)or
sidly Ik.' jut an tjooti. It
coJitiiiiiN lli: ituts( r nu':h of
.scientific con.st ruction.
Von - i- not s.jci ificc win.-I'm-t
for Ktyt.' aii'l Ju do not
micrifii ntyj "for ttnvtfti
wln-rj you wear 3
imiruDVTt'ii ts tf.'A i
it more than evos; geces- Practically at a surasurr. j The M,S0na ,rietr of the
-snaii nave access upon; iu m wtuic uiihr. iuc .uu- 'resnyrerian eniwen win me.a st tne
Just antf fair terms to the markets otonrrenre of th rallroafl corporations j home of MrsjiC. M. Iltiniphreys, 1108
the world far eti, dtspositio of our jnot 6?pected in mstters 8f iui-,oQa venue, rd Friday. January 31, at
surplus products. We cannot ftitet provemens and extension durOg 2:30 p, m. All t embers c'bf he
this sifw-ioo onleesjre sre preparnd the 2r months pwio errwt es te church and erm rees.lHSi are ror
foiVard immedist.
Oppor- hings of
the most urt-ni snd ob- dially liulted to attend, 1-23 4
(3 )
i m'9 jrjTVTTliir,-- 'T' a jft T,nifr amiii Ti nMUlsiT
VUTKIMAAKT
OK. H. W. Rll, BY graduate Vstur.
Intrlfca. Hospital, 1409 Madison
Avt. State Btalllnn Inspector snd
Inspector of stock for shlpmenL
Hnme Imlepundent Fhone, Black
41; Partners Co-operatlTO Phono,
Mnln 113.
KIH'fA'I'ION'Alj
RRMKMBRR OOODINO rOM.KOK,'
OoodlnK, Idnho. PratlMl hint-,
ness courttoR, rovlew Huhjecis,
regular collego -work and .sum-.'
nier school. 12-lD-tf
Fraternal Directory.
i
yOODMKN OD" THE WOULD La
Grande Camp No. lf,9 moeta every
first and third Monday at Eagles
Rail. All Tlsltlng neighbors wol
eome. Dues payable at' the office
of the clerk. Now Foley Dldg., II
m to 6 D. m.
J. 1. MDRCHISON, 0. C
R. J. KITCHEN. Clrlr
JODKH1 WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La Grande Camp No, 7703 moeu
on the first acd third Thursday
evenlnits of each month ln the K.
of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors
welcome.
L. J. HINHALL, V. 0.
W. F. ASHMAN, Clerk
0, B. Bi Hope Chapter No, 13, O. H.
8. taoids stated communications the
second and fourth Wednesday of
each rtonth. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
SADIE- H. OIVH1N, Wi M.
MAR If A. WARNlClCBee.
K. of L. of security Mt. ISmlly
Council, No, 246, meets the seoond
snd fourth Monduy evening at 8
o'olock at Eagle ball. Visiting
members are welcome.
BB HARRIS, Fin'l. Bee.
J, K. FITZGERALD, Free.
A. F. ft A. M. La Orande Lodge No.
41, A. F. A. at. holds regular
meetings first and third Saturday
at 7:30 p. m. Cord'al welcome to
Jl Masons.
ROBERT B. EAKIN, W. M.
a. c Williams; soo.
P. O. EAGLES; AERIE NO. 2fif.
Meet every Friday night, at Eagles
Hall. . Visiting members welcome.
J. F. STACKY, W. P.
i LEK BELLINGER, Secretary
RiJUBitAiIH Crystal LortK. No. 60
moots evury Tuesday evening In the
L O. O. F. nail. Ail vlnltliKi mem
bers are Invited to attend.
ROSA GLASS, NO.
LUCIA HALEY, Roc. Sec.
L. O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No.
850, Loyal Ordor of Mooso holds
regular meetings every Wednesday,
nlrht at 8 p. m. In Emtio nail. next
to Elks' III it ic. on Washington Are.
Vlsltois always welcome. Dues pay-
able ,t Yoiinfr's Sweeta
W. C. JTAWEV, Die.
HARHT BWAKT. ee.
B. P. O, . ELKS, La flrande Lee ire
No. 4Mt Lodge-meets i-;ieh Thure
day ereefng at 8 o'clock. Home
and club privileges cheerfully
traded to id Rrmher rtis.
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soco sad every fount Friday tfsr.
lag, evtry iiootb Id' K. I'. hall. 411,
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A cofnplctt: Jin! always on
I liand'prii'cd ldK $2.50 up.
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