La Grande evening observer., February 08, 1919, Image 7

Saturday, rnr,mnv s, mia
LA" OTIAXDTC KVENTNTO OTiSF.RW.R.
e ,
-NATIOXALIZE IN HASTE; REl'E.NT AT LEISURE," 1&YS BEATTY"
EGOS? JOR THE E&G
EI
'foods U of ' minor consideration.
They promote growth, jnil increase
l-rrt liter .r ih.. 11.11 as the "r abm,' 10 """niTd
e ! ( of I nod? !T)iey are the basis of nutrition.
slum we rail to no our amy to our
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4
Bl
sedations with 9L profuuo father.
Since b f at hot- is bouud to set uoiiiu
kind or example, it miems that even
t?0 most -Indifferent would prefer
thai this be a const Motive on
"lu the education of yourbo.
leive nothing to enaiu-e. tnnne ui.s, w U.ni
n iui;iuntiw iuiu tit uuun:'i - , , . . I f(mrtl. .A ,vr. rf In An nil
are ,i)run,iiv iouuh uei'uusu iny ;
yfinci, nor can we expect
(serious diseases.
Km. milk ami leafy veot.ih.cs country? If we stint our children1
Professional Directory
f
0 AnxyibfCYB .
: hii1ldii:ir. . Tell .voir- bo tile secro.b
".of life..' the things o will neei i correct the faulty 'coinp isltlon
kaow In his personal ualtleB wit'.i jseods ut d tubers,
uysteny ami . t. mpt-tioii. Do r. j A surprising tliMi'; hMhut young
, luiigh It all away, and roky on he. jlininmls fed only on wheal, oata.
, "coming llirmu;lf us you did'' It-, i barley, porn and other seeds, fall to
' may .not be -bo fortunate. And are 'grow.
jyou quite the n:an you coutd Uni t-1 The diet will be -.n.idonuate II n
! beea'with a little cleaiwr life .' Hive piuirdozen kinds of pram or tholr
;t he lad the Muue chance b o lier iiroduets. trrothor with peH ot
COUllRAr. ft EIiErtIlARI Oeo. T.
Coohrun Uid Volon K. Eberhard,
10 avoid i inonreys. ut oranrte Matlotul
. . i l)aik llulldlifg. .
)v W
1 -eyj.f,wft o
V- .' ";ijV.cv.it-
"If I may be permitted to para
phrase the old proverb, I should say,
"Nationalize m haste; repent at
leisure,'" cW-lrnv.1 K. W. Heattv,
president of the Canadian Pacific
Kailway, m a stntemcnt covering
government ownership of railroads,
a subject chKt 10 cf supreme import
once at the present time in both the
United States and Canada. He
addea that, so far as the Canadian
people were concerned, they had
evory reason to be satisfied with
transportation conditions during the
war. At first by the various com
panies in Canada, uncontrolled bv
government and otherwise, and later said in favor of government owner-1 years to ml.e the C. P. K. as eftki
linder the aegis of the Canadian ; Ehip. Will thos? theories stand the ', cnt as it is today. Even when nc
itailway War Board, a continuous j test of practice? If these theories 1 compiished this degree of eilicien.-y
eitort was maintained. At no time i prove a failure initially, but correct can be quickly lost,
was any disposition shown by any ' themselves, as their exponents may "We do not know enough that Is
company to refuse assistance to any ; urge, in due course of time how I encouraging about government oper-
mer eonipanv, temnorariliv or nr.tr a time run :nn mn npnn c !il:on ot larire railway systems to
ft V T- V V
tv--m W
locally embarrassed as to equipment
of facilities.
"The desire of everyone," Presi
dent KeattV added, "is' that Cunadn
should have today a railway system
or systems bo administered, that the
best service to the p'iblic will he ob
. tained at the lowest rate consistent
with fair wapes, both for labor and
capital, Theoretically much may be
atford to py the losses on de- justify any liuther excursion into
moralized railway service? 1)0 tm-v f that held at this tune. We can weu
wish to launch out on the escpuri-1 alVord to wait, to study (ii):tssio-i-ment
now? Or wait until their near lately our own situation, and the ex
neiirhbors, the United States, have , peviment of tlvw United States, 'e-:
worked out their experiment u little lore committing our country to aeri
more satisfactorily? 1 have my own j ous changes -in policy. Thu aolutunx
views on public ownership of rail-1 finally adopted in the United States
ways, but they are not unalterable. I will be of inestimable value to
It has taken more than .thirty-odd' Canada." j
CHUMS
(By I.. l-iilmnks)
Hero is nn ;:rticle for frtthfrs frou
the Juvenile Court It word for Feb
ruary that is especially timely when
considered in connection v.Jt h the
Father and S-n wik, which com
mences Tursdny r.cxt. K very one
, should ro:!d it.
"To hea fatlior !s just as fj.'ierti.
and impoi-t i?H its to bo a mother;
"that fathers hold their responsibiii) y
light'y, or rnmpanit-ivoly no, in I he
result of ciiHtnin, imt a lo-.;icil (In
duction, He owca jv.Ht as much to
their children as she docs, and if he
expects her to be .pai I icularly ai-
s tenors. Have no b:i tiles hut !
011 do. fiht them in pr:.-;:te.
"The question thai a father dt
ote his recreation period to hi
Midi en fs thoroughly pi aeticab:r
r1vpi-y yt'.r ntultiplie.-j the poss'b'
joints of contact between n'ninn an
t boy; men are getting younger. ar
hoys are ge thiR oilier in rocepllv
ty. liasriball, tennis, golf, swim
iiiiig, box! tii?, wres'.Knir and fwiein
ve sports that upnoil to ni(st mei
whf?sn rots are yet hoys. Thero
nothing lilto sport to win a hry U
you, and there are few belter charac
ter builders. A son wiiom yiu liavt
fau.);ht to he a rood los?r and r
chivtil'-otiK winner wfth the glovrn
the folbt or the r 'r.k t has LMlnr(:
a something in rob 1st virility ,t' ai
no schnol can give him. No
tentivn to tun gir.R. he siifnun. not . nis mother can insMM ilify rtfr.
iiony ine jirstiee 01 giving ins hoys rnppe(n8-of character: It is up to
tlrtt counsel and c:iupanlonslHp Uvn :ls njR r.nhor. yoMiseK
which they have ev-:y right. b(.nt paj bv jci"nin., 1, vhr.l-
"Fathers, let 11s put excuse aside,, heartedly in what lio lik'H to do heft
lias u-der the . evei-watchitil eyo of
i her mother; do no', betray thai uic-b-ier's
coniUItvv,fi bnt you will ted .1 ho
j boy the things he needs to know.
This Is u Bi'.cri'd duty, and no ttliev
!c n slCrlt it without Jeopardixir.R
' bis Ron's future health moral, mon
j ml. and phyalt itb 1 ronolude with u
rtw lines uy i-unar . vuiusi;
"He more than his dud,
Be a chum to the lad.
lie u part of hivi life
Vwv hour of the day;
Find time to talk with him;
Tak time to wolk with him,
Share In his studies
Ami Hhnre in his play,
Take him to places
To ball games ami rces,
Teach him the things
You want him to know;
Don't live apart from him,
Don't keep your heart from httn,
He his best connade,
He'a- needing yen so!"
CAUSE AM) F-FFKOT. .
nr liromrher can sometimes br
coaxed to tell of the puzzled parish
ioner who came to him with her trou-
I bles.
"I taught Johnny to sny hts pray
ers every night." she wailed, "but I
have jnst come home from a trin and
1 lenni that in my absence he hasn't
j said them."
( "Did he not have a reason," n-ked
! Pougher.
' "Ye. " said the tenrful mother. ''H"
j snid that the first niirht he forgot
jibem, nnd the next mijht he forgot
1 them pi-i'in nntl nothing happened,
ifo h" defiflcd that, since nothing hap
ipened. he wouldn't say thm any
i more." (
j "Well," chuckled the doctor, "my
1 Ifio-ic is that it'll about time that
" iiiomething did happen to Johnny.1
btns or notfltoea, even when mippu-
mented with moderate amounts or
:efy vegetables, unless egRs end
milk are used daily.
Kfcj; yolk Is about 50 per rent TuU
When you, eat eggs you are eating
something that will Rlay in your
stomach longer thun milk, so you do
uo. iet hungi' ho o.lckly. Then?
nro growth p-.omo'.lm; propertlea In
esK fat that are ubsolutoly essoin ial.
They are not In Vegatable fats or
oils, nor aro beef or pork fats a sub
stitute. Crnwth and heal'h aro or prime
Importance to tho people of this
country. During this period of the
war and for some lime after, over
citiyen of Jho comvy should do hiB
or her best. The protective foods
of growth and health uro four.d tn
eggs.
Great potions et fggs, milk and
leafy vegetables. The price of these
WAItXS LONDON M:YSlVlMOItS t R' J- GKKEN(Atturney t Law
LONDON, Fob. 8. Tho KlecUieil: Practice in all . and federal
Trades union has ddnssed ahtieri courts. Office La Grande National
to tho Nt wpapeis I'libHshoN' aRO. I-1 Hank Building.
ntlon, InformVig that organization i-- -r,--
that unless tho newnp iprs contmll- l''HAWKt)KO A CAKJM T. H. Cuw
m.i t.v ih nr Mm . nrii.-! fcrd uJ Robert 8 EaKln, AUor-
tion aro more sympathetic toward J
the strikers In published articles,
llul trade unionists employed In J
newspaper offices will be called Up- '
on 4o -act as ceisors u:id to deal J
wl:h articles which give offense lo
the strikers.!
I
,
February lOti ist day to jmy water
rent without n ptlnalty. 2-7-2t
MONEY ON c W PKOl'EUTY
Jack Oliver hns oney be vlll loan
on city property it- very easv terms.
1 , Ml-30t
Pevolopinjr ad .'printing promptly
done the day rereWed at Silverthorn s
kodak depavtmirf. 2-5-;lt
FAMILY DttOCS STORE
LA ORANOK.ORCOON.
oeya k law. Practice In all the
nourta of the state and the United
States. Office, Wwt-JacohsoD
Bld tooma -l-17, 1 Urande,
Oregon,
AKOIIITHHIB
0. 113, MILLER Architect, room 87.
New Foley BI1k. Photoe R.-d 17 .
IMAXO TI'NRU.
JAS. M. IALY-Plnno Tuner. Uef
enncefi, Mrs. 3. S. Kirmo, Mrs. K.
3, (ireen, Miss Miller;. Phone Mrs.
XL J. Kitchtn for ttpnointmeut. Will
be in 1 Grande in May. 't-4-tm.p
The Observer's Classified Ads.
-.Mtsct'llaiiiHiilN
-MllMfllHlltHHlH.
hi kitchoa (It
VOll SA1.I0 OU TllAOE (Jnod WANTED-
wheat farm, about COD aeroa, n
crop. Will tike 'a Crande prop-:
erty la part nr ;'o:l p.iyiueiit. Ap-i
p!y at once, lien liatty, Hot Lake.!
rl or won
LOKT
st! eels
FOR S.LE Good baled wheat straw,
$11 a ton delivered; one week only.
Phone U. 10JU. 2-4-titp
FOU SALE-See Mrs. Zither. Kent
estate is going fi'aL 2-(t-fip
EGGS EOR HATCHING-From pure
bred Buff Wyu'dnltcH. Prixo win
ners. Henvy la-er. Choice table
fowls. Two peits, .egps $2 and $1
per setting-. Irs K. Aldrich, 707
Fourth strett: l-20-24t.
.
man to nsslat
tndo Hondo hnsptt-2-ti-tf
dr. Margaret ingle, osteopathia
Physician Specialising in dt sense j
of women nnd children. Hours 10
to 12 a. m., 1 to C p. m., nnd by no
pointment. Phones Office Hed 17(il,
residence, Itlnck 12!Ji; 37 New Foley
building1.
VKTIJHnT
I'liilay morning on the
of La Ciiinule lady's gold-
rimmed irlftsacsi lindtr please kave
at Observed ol rice. 2-7-21
ltlX HKXTt
FOU UI'
ltv rooms,
ONT Vm
1113. li
urni.ihed hukoep-
im.' .Black '
. 2-4 tf
FOU SALE That- monument you
want for DecoValton day is ready
for immediate delivery, B. M. At.
& G. Co., 1502 S avenue. 1-17-tf
quit styiag wo have no lime, and
undergo an honest self-examit:ation.
Do I re. lily want to find time for th
children? Do I excuse myself too.
easily? The man who wilfully'
avoids his children In culprit; but he
!s as sc-lf-dnluded as he is sinful, fori
he is. cheating liilnpnlf. Tho fr.therj
who h is i:0t known the joys of close j
Do not merely slmul rJulfror; fb
velop it. Do will he qn'rk to detec'
pretense. Of eour-e you must not
monopolize the .hiid; hi. craves play
mates of his own are. Do a hi.
brother to them us v.ell as to him; it
will enable ou ::1ways to know
something of your boy's ansoWutes
If some of tho kiddiis need a home
association with his litUe ones hasjn),opt nn(1. you C0,jU, RParC0y do z
missed a supremo bissing. Few
I better deed.
men, indeed, deny themselves all ..CortunIVf proficirncv in sport v
recreation. Many of us cl.iim to. but ' Q U)e priina.y aill1i but it ift yom
HteraUy we do not. Assuredly, any jBhort0flt rond to vonr object chnni
emplnyn.or.t that nJfouls no oppor-;my r,aton8 You cannot be-in too
tunity for relaxation bad better be(tMrlv. Sometimes the first dtecov-
Bbanuoneti lor me shkc 01 one
rnmiiy. were mere no oiuer ,.iun . mafl(! on lhfilhleM
u ran ting. iii"n, inai inert- niuyi m
if I'll t -hivii I'l'num in in Nvn,- ni-ltiol
.lea under 'hi verv eves ' V:,t, h fnr WHITE HOUSE SHEEP CMPPEn
hose iin:;iispei'ted units; don't he Shearers from the bureau of unin'V
lie .of those father who wait loo industry a few dnvs bko sheared tho
rs to liffin. ' j "heep President W:lsnn has kept rpn'.-
I.ack 01 iinderstandinK Is thelinp- on the White House lawn. They
reatest harrieV -between father and had fed industri'-'i-'lv. nd the woo)
on. a barrier Ih t Ins no more Jus- elin was Inrce. Would-be nunhnsers
Mention than a like one" between ', ouiikly offered $" a pound for the
lother and daecliter. The boy Is 'clip, but it was retained for the
ot less loviiu th:m liis sinter-: all he present. ' .. ,
iceds is a clmnce. The father who j -
iiya that his chlldrea do not under- FAIR PI. AY KOU Y. M. C. A.'
.tand him confesses that he baa not - ftieilie?!.
'oul-'ht to be understood. Under- Some of the nltaeks on the war
?tanilinrj is a prerequisite for trust-' record of the Y. M. C. A. are simnlv
iiiK love a :ul confidence: and fathers, unpardonnbl. Thev Indicate n slnis
t is so easy! Dein early, he pa-: ter, delibenitt nnd nystfitic pur
ient and P'-rseverhiK, nnd your son ' pn.P (n discredit one of the finest
-vil I come to you with his problems 1 nhilnnthropic orgnnizationa the world
:UKt as n.adily as 11 sister KOes to hn ever neen.
'ier motlier. I jt would hg nninninir. indeed, if
"It is safe to say that In most there were not mine failures, ome
-ases the hoy comes as near to u-n-1 mistakes, recitered in a work of
lerstandiiiK tho man as the mnn does FUch pmnitud'e n that undertaken by
lie boy. but it !s up to the father to I thc Y. M. r A. The jrovernment hns
ako the initiative. What adda l'-!bf.Cn attacked time and nirnin for it
aleninl.lv to the difficulty la that j mistnko, but no one thinks that the
the rather oflen does not understand . nnapement of otir trnininmr rnmm
ili:m.-lf -.: a fMher. does not appre- v,, it,rether bad or denies that the
to his power, "'"'"',,U"e"" r ! government made pood In the wnr I" WANTED Mnn wants work. Can
ll ft Tiosl fvi. relnt on to li s off- .. . , r.. ' ...
1 1 ' .
FOR RENT KUs-e room, steam heat
ed, pood locating or crrocery or oth-
, or business, (ihnp rent nnd lonjr
lease to ri;ht pit ty. II. C. Lawyer,
Durla.id hotel. 2-1-tf
POU KIONT Finnlalied rooms
Phone HikI . -3171. 11-29-tf.
THE WALES ADIHNG MACHINE
COMPANY wnnls'a hi(?h clnsa, part
time resident aeit, to handle local
'" territory and Joseph branch, " on
commission basis -tnte qualifica
tions. Address, 11, l. Fisher, Mtfr.,
BOS Alnskn Illilif.j 'Seattle, Wash.
i 2-4-7t.
'OR SALE New : Pjiijrc cur. Run
loss than 1000 mil. and Is In fine
shape. A barjratoV if taken at once.
Cjll Hod astil dr inquire Hilton's
parage. 2-7-tf
FOR RENT
?13 up.
HS901.
IcA oosey rooms from
4(1 AdniiiH. IMione
! l-18-tf
OR. H W RILKY- Oraflnate Voter.
Invrlr.n Hnsiilta!. I40ti Madlsni
A.. Stnte Btalllon Inspector and
Inspector of stoes Tor shipment
tfome lndepenlent Phone. Blach
41: Fkrinors Oioperitttve Ptiope,
Main 11.
KIU'CAI'IONAL
REMT0MI1EH GOOD1NO COLLEGE,
OoodlnR, Idaho. Pratlcal bust'
tioss coui'sob, review subjects,
roKtilar coIIoko work and sum
mer school. 12-19-tf
-Fraternal Directory.
FOR RENT-lOiio furnished
Phone I) 1112. T
ri-m.
2-lt.tf
LOST AM) FOUND
FOUND Red spotted steer, branded
J on left shouider. Ear mark crop,
swallow fork, underbit in right ear.
H. W. Park, Summerville. 2-!)-5tp
LOST 2-year-old liirlit Rhone heifer,
britnded conjoint K L on left shoul
. der, lower crop tout of left ear. No
tify W. K, Lindsay, Pox 2l!S, La
GrnndeJ Ore. j 2-1-lltp
onita nf itnnr1nr Rrt tVlP nuan lnntR
.pnr.K. Children are lieroworslilp- lf ,h( y M r A mt ptmit th
rrs. and daddy Is the neatest of t,)flt Uf a(tMUei ,nrc worthy
Heroes. iay auer aay no goes Form
fnto the big world and pees things
111 ft noes Pii'nt-'s: ins juugiueui m i .... .1 iiiD ,,-D-,lii10
rfalMble and his example unuuus- n t nvpr fnf. the env(trnl
Unliable. ment. p P"-nt Uak which the povern-
"Examp e Wlmt a world of pow- ' .. . . . Mit
. imcnt itc"'r pot ni'innd to ner-
-r! Example k alwavs sef-nssur.iv?. I, . ,, . - . . . .
' , . . iform. This called for nuirk nnd tre-
our bey bir: s from your conduct! . . . , ,
. Tvior.Hni.tf nvnnntinn nf ii forces, tn"
tendency to dishonesty la 'ovary day. whether yen will or not. i . - .
fold. One fath- Children ere first of all Iniiln-ms, ' -nnin-
ti.(.f l.; arm hnhit nail v do in.t all svst'.'ins of t-d ucatlon place. .. .
.m ti.no 'off dniv. whv rot devo.e . . . ' ... . v., .,..i. ,' ol its wire nn iw-r lines in-n
"' - - - ' - - ; rTi(..nxt in HrnnK in lie u't.'uii i-a.iim- i. ......... .... ..... ...
Inlaylnp Willi the lmv, and leai-ied of hiK of a moi'irr for clean spc-oh. tor
1 proi-llvltles t" evil th't o'berwlae I: stance, y i 1 1 lone -.vail iininst t, -
of highest prnise.
The Y. M. 0. A. Is pavine the nnn-
FOR SALF- Any one interested in
rlose-ln property cnll 002 Main nve.
between 1 nnil ft p. m. or phone Red
9,-)l. i . 2-7-lf ,Lf)ST I.it-ht rctltulfer (muly) coin
'. imr two yearn eld. Has. a at'.'f nelC
knee. Notify I.illis Lindley, corner
Fourth and Y. 2-7-:)t
drive truck or cnr.
Observer office.
Lenve word ut
2-7-2tp
it to the youngsters?
"I nm dwelling a bit on the sel
fish, side. No father should reiiuire
the stltmilus of self-intf-rest to do
his duly, but the mutuality or ben
efit Is not to be icnored. This rec
reation is real It re-creates, It
takes' a man buk to the happiest
periods or his lire. To play witli
ehildr. n is to renew our id"a!s. to
retain the uniierverie ! perspective of
life.
"And what does your attention to
the rhihhen mean :t your wife? It
meniiK that yon appieci te woman's
p.eatest cift to mm, t'mt '"
happy .-n:l satisfied with -h'-r nnd
the f. niily. ll means Hint yon ;'re
tbo!ii.-hiri;l of her. that you know
she. too. r.-'i'ilres n little time in her
self a linle ehan:. Further, it
menTis n eon obo: ;tt :nn of
Inir: for
How U. S. Farms Produced in 1918
10 ar,r"o i- y
children. This
other a poi
ed. A f.it'-er
ly to de-irov i
mother has
Snnb an tt'.'i'
her tenr-n- ;
tnd mti have arr rrr-n o '
vr 1 ? frit triont r-f vrmr;
i confirmation of f r" ,
nt too A': n over lo-k- (
Vi's io rr;-ht rnth'ns-;
r an c-.-r;im: w!i; the
-Til months In bulbHnp.
;rre(inTi II ot only IS
to her.
but It Wfpk-'P the
m ' fo; ( lie f Ut 'ire. j
in renter with th" mo'Iier
a d 1',, b- r forrprt Vr
m'.iis. " 'f correct i?
Vx.''! ime rofnid-
i.i ler. nnd the fh'bl-en
-,-':r Ivatfd artruinent h--
ni. ccan?fni-' them
nan
rli',;d's cr
Jleller f.i:'
IK-lv.-itely. '
own sra''
nece?saty.
er,.ttien fr1
will n-v.-r
fVeir I'll
to d.'nt I"1'1'- rti:-' Korinudy or
hl. 4.f.h. rs:. a mmlKt, is eve.-,
las'i-IL-ly .-ertillB his wife's stale- ,
8 ments.b.f.,re their rhlldien is
inu'-eed '4 t.ouhie. Poon yo'inc- ,
ers w.ll h:,: no faith lnwb .t she
1Sis then.. 0e-P.n if tbev refrairf
from -.-!.c-Kiei.m on their rQ n Jc-
rnunt p.i'-!iOA"ni",:l JT"
r .1
Crops I ' u:J.y .
bd been' dr"l".d ef. The misnkc
.o.tn were l'"-elv the -r.nlt of lar'k
of tact, experience nr efi'-ien.. nmn"'-
a very small number of its thousand"
of worker..
The Y..M. C. A. Is a Christian, hut
wholly non-s"turin institution, wh:ch
v-ns served Protestant, Roman Cath
olic nnd Jew without distinct inn. It
heartily joined in the nppal oj tho
seven war ore'nriizntinns for a com
mon fund, when, if there-had been
anvthintr Felfi: h or sctarien about it.
it. would have eone before the country
ninne. The Y. M. C. A. furnished the
Inrfce background for the lireat popu
lar response then made. .
The Y. M. C. A. is not a mu-hroom
oreanizii'inn siirunsr up for the durn
i tion of the war. It had so proven its
Usefiilne,-s that when the war brol.e
;out the e'nvernment naturally turned
;to it. to perform a trreat mission that
ilias had much to do with keeping up
'he morale of our f:i?htint; forces
;.'ompared with the larire results the
Maunders are insignificant. The Y.
jM. C. A. is here to May. It faces a
' period f incn-asing Uicfupiness in
time 9f ponee.
It Soothes and Relieves Like a
Mustard l'lastcr Wiiliout
ths Burn orStir.g
Ifusterolo il R cl;a.n, white ointment,
tr.r.Cc vi.li the cil of n.urtard. It docs oil
Ilia work ot t!ie old-faal.ioned mustard
plaster does it bcitcr and does not blis
ter. You eio rot have lo bo'.hcr witli a
cl :th. Ycu tirr.r.ly rub it on and usually
thu pain is pone I
M;ny elvc'.crs and ntiffes use Muster
&.z and rcromr.ic.d it to their patients.
They will -.!r.dly tell you w!-,at relief It
Given frcra Ve e'.iroct, iTonciiiiis, croup,
cliff rccl a::t!vna, r.eural-;::i, conf;et.t;aii1
plemis, ii'.ou:niti-'in, i.::i.jv: iaius
and ;;e!ies cf 11 A cTi'-int, sprain.
uitq niu .leii, Lrurt.b. 4. j:l)'a.ii:i, fnr-ttd
feet, colda ol ti:a that (it ollsn pre
vents pneitiiioni-.).
3jc and O0c j-.-; l'.oiipilsl cLx v ' 7).
Observe- m ui tisitiK will brhifj r
Observer office, .
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7'OOOMEN OF THE WORLD La
Grande Camp No. ICS meets every
first and third. Monday at Bugles
Hall. All visiting neighbors wel
come. Dues payable at the of foe
of the clerk. New Foley Bldg.. 0
m., to It. n,
,a il. J. MURCH1HON. C. C
R. J. KITCHKN. Clark
'40DEHM "WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La Urande. Camp No. 7703 li.ocm
on thu first ar.d third Thursday
evenings of eauh month lu the K. s
of P.- Hal), . . Visiting neighbors
Vetcouie. .
L. J. M1NHALL, V. 0.
,;W. V. ASHMAN. Clerk
0. B. 6. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E..
8. holds stated communications the
iecond and fourth Wednesday ol
each tLtinth. Visiting tneiubera cor
dially welcomed.
, HAD1E B. OrVEN, W. M.
MARY A. WARNlCK-.Hoo.
R. of L. or Security ML Emily
Council, No. 146, meets the second
and fourth Monday evening at 8
o'clock at Eagle ball. Visiting
uiombers are welcome. . .
ABE HARRIS, Fini. Boo.
J, K. FITZOERALD, Free.
A. F. ft A. M. La Grande Lodge No.
41, A. F. ft A. M. holds regular
meetings first ani third Baturday
at 7:30 p. ni. Cord'al Keleoiue to
all Masons.
('. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M.
A. U. WILLIAMS. Sec. i.
CHICHESTER S FILLS
V7 - T1IK IH4MOND I1MAKM. A
I'lfla in llrd tinld n,1
ih f'iP'-i ''r to
;tny other fmr.t 1iic forrfet,
lor without the
Ten hires no cornet can jkih
silily he just as gootl. It
contains the muster touch of
F. 0. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 250.
Meet every Friday niirht, nt Eagles
Hnll. Visiting members welcome.
.. LILLY, W. P.
. A. J. LARM, Sec.
RERBKAtW Crystal Lodge No. 60
moots every Tuesday evening In the
I. O. O. P Hnll. All visiting mem
bers are Invited to attend.
LETT IE MeCOLDRICK, N. 0.
LUCIA HALEY, Hoc. Sec.
L. O. O. M. La nranne txnlge No.
Hril, I.oynl Order of Moose hulda
regular niecllitr-a every Wednosday
nlrtht nt K p. ui. In Eagle ball next
to Ellis' Bldg. bn Washington Ave.
Vlsltois always welcome. Dues pay
able at Young's Bwects.
' W. C. HANSEN, Die.
HARRY SWART, Pen.
i livestock;
-,, i. hud er "ish
;t'if. bu' It
Anier.i' ia-mi p'Oluced ee.l and A-itoek itllSfS whlil
j'otab-d alWiit twent'-eA billion di.i!;.is Com a Hie prlneiptll
grain with .-at tv-uit Iho efoi i.im rvalue niiwjt sis .
.,e l. i ..... ej m c w . r, -
nr the (Bajorlty.
H..r..r mttn.
uie whioh show the amount
eeei lrihti),v,.ii,,: k i...uf -....,.,.
rne total iin ,i. k - si..3ot;..led 5
de by the C. s vJj i'n.er.iur ,
I
Ln Grande Mattress Shop, j
And Weaving Wotta' '. j
e
Isattress Making and Ecpairing, Feather Mat-
tresses Made, Feather Reriovattng.'JCirpet Ind
Flutf Rug Weying. .
All V'irk CalW for and IOUv?rfd W iy.S, lOlWARDS, Prop. S
OXE HI.OCK. EAST OF FLOUR MILL PHONE RED 132 S
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- iui.o iikimi 1-ii.i..., , ,c sf-H-iit 1 1 ic construction.
F SaUBrpilUfiniSTSEWJiVWULift You hj not sacrifice com-
- i fort for .style and-you do not
sacrinc.c style lor eonitort
wlien you wcur .
A foinjilete lino always on
hand, prtifc'd at up.
Mrs; Robt. Pattison
eCorsetico(f 0
PhoneUedTiL'l JJes. 1702
Oak Arcet. .
0. P. O. E. ELK8, La Ornnde Louge
No. 433. Iidge meets each Thurs
day evening at B o'clock. Home
and flub privileges cheerfully ei-
tended to all, Brother Klka.
' R. J. OKEEN,
Exalted Ruler,
A, B. CHERRY,
Secretary.
SOTAL NE1QHUOKB Iris Camp
aieeta eveiy second Friday after
anon and every fourth Friday even
I rffc, every month in K. P. hall. All
Visiting members cordially welcotn?
HENRIETTA OHARST. Oracle 0
MARY L. WE?f, Refcler.
N1CT3 OK PTlniAS Red CtosvO
Lodfe No. 27 meets Oery Monday
night '.nf.bstle HalKK. nf P. hall)
A Pvthtjn welcome to .11 visiting
Knights.
J. L. KORERTSON, C.C.
IlKLn.E GREEN. K. of R. ft 8.
I. iln.. Ill to '-hoS?
'tentile lltlt'
o,
hotWucuoo IiitJ..cli 7Uic n, i Ln O..
A laii.4ied ad will bring results.
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