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LA GRADl EVENING OBSERVER.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 27. 1010.
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!fir chief
WILL
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tWeeks. who lives on Oak street, It
Qweeu Adunii and &'ff4sgm,
ll.r.l Iv.O..-.. tliu lw.--f.l ln"i'lli,.r
with a contract for the gru elling of
inueil from Pfte 1)
II lie jirtjculrly'iiiloi'pstnd in the
of new Kjn-in hats; in the mw. ,
tiliajios aiul rehiring?). To try to hKrrilw
them would If! an injustice tithoin And Ui
yon. Thfy .irc-aiijirt'riatod most, by. tlnwo
w'ho see tlicin first.
: favor orce0ilnn I.lwlKiiy'a fii.ii;;iia-
illf.n.
Oak miet the whole lewli of the i
block on which Mr. Weeks t
Ho wanted t&e wori: done ami wail
j willing to pay for IU but ho w. ihhed
liiiff an? txnc UK, he mild. Commf- ltl,e citv t take lh- resiOnslhility of;
'alone- OK Kniinon. howvofc wn$ i:i jhalnt Jl done. The city number j
tlftjre was nu doubt but that thj 1 4
cheque would easly rover tfie cost of! J
Iliu urirlr nu nnlv u vntv Ktltn I'ldiun . '
The advent of the lewii for iojlng up 0fhe street would ho rer,Ulr-
ed.. The contract .tpuhfted tlMth:'
gravel be put on six inches d-ppiiDl
1 if teen feet wide. ComrninMone:
G randy objected to the work buin,; I
done, for the reason that it would 1
b:eK up the water coming flov.'ii from j
the side of the nearby hills and flood j
udjolnlng property. He had sunn; i
land there, himstlf, which would h '
affected, he u:;id. Both Dr. Hrown- j
too and CoiuiuIhh loner McKennnu
: You are cordially invited to this first complete
' . view of the new millinery creations.
HILL S DEPARTMENT STORE
cleaning' of the city brought the
question of finding a dumping ground
before the comniisHion again. The
board members b,ad been looking ov
er possible ) sites during the week
nnd there was considerable discus
hou of tlise nt tho. meeting. Dr.
JJruwnton said ono householder hud
threatened to bring suit against tho
city If tiny piled refuse again on the
ground which had been -used for
'dumping prior to li.st year, but H'ho-h( fhrt Rnirf, Mr Wf,pkH tU!inUlv.
part of that site for the time being,
or until a better locution might be
secured.
Pel It Ion In Favored.
eu in limiting tue olier was very
eommendablo, Mr. MeKennon stating
that in his opinion the city . conh', ,
easily afford to sp'id two or thre
days putting tho street in sb .pe ff
TUTS STORE Ifi A DEP0.T I'X)It COT,
LIK.'TING CLOTHING 0l TIKV
CKOSS DRIVE. LEAVE AXYTJMX(r.'
IlERl'j YOU WISH TO GIVE AXI;
AVE WILL CAR FOR IT.
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Marv Vickford in hrr new film. "Jo
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PAULS, M rrb 27.- The chamber
1 :id'ipft il Tui-Kd:iy umml-
Mrtchhio hemlitrhlrijr done by Mrs. imoiisly a bill ioriiiHing an iiirreaHo
I.. H. Nortoi, JVun. avenue.' l(,irnt In ImjmrlathtnH, The measure Is
block west of liluary. illack lilUl. coinlltirniitl on reciprocal 'expoita-
a-M-tr Hons.
OIei"ver nds ore wiwy nvi!
Obrinrvor ndvoittHlng pays.
A WOMAN'S VIEW
ON LEGISLATION
.Memlier of the Montmui J,elliuiii
'lelln of I'iMTiriire IMirinir the
Ket'oltt SeMNlon.
A petition, from property owners .,e erurelline. Mr. iianily tlioucht
on Walnut street, hetween WMhlnR- Mr. Weeks should n-enre a private;
ton and Main Btroets, lo have that I individual to contract with him for
part of tho street improvod was fa- H,8 wor an(i aci ordins;ly voted
vornlily considered nnd tho city 'against Mr. McKonnon'S motion that '
attorney was Instructed to draw upjn,,, cny mananer iiin tho contract:
resolutions ciontlnK nn Improvement j wm, ir. Weeks. The motion wai
distrlrt for tho purposo of having the ' passed. (
Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street ' Across the TracK
ARCADE
FRIDAY. ONLY
Clara Kimball Young
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THE HOUSE OF GLASS"
Ntvcr throw stones; your own house may bo
1'rnffilo!
Tonight Pauline Frederick in "Bella Donna"
Luncheon Suggestion
Served Snow j Flakes the dainty
! salted fcrackerwith bouillon '
ardine,,Ycreamedv.fish, salads,'
iWclsh rarebit, etc1
Don't ask for .Crackers, say Snow 1
FlakesT
jYpur gr6ccrcn5upply "you..
work done.
Tho city's ruling which requires
that all pirtles hcvfng traah to be
burned must secure a permit from
the chief of police before starting
the fire was diHciiNsed with the Idea
or reminding Ihn order during the
time of tho npring cleunup. It wan
Koinlod, .out, however, IkKtt the lo
cation ,of every such fire In the-clty
Khould be known unl it .was decidid
that as it wan . but I'simple matter
for parties ,lo secure penults, Ihe
ruling should lem:nn In force.
lty (IrtH Kod Offer.
DiH'-usHion of sldewiilk and street
impioveimAils' toolt up a largo por
tion of the time - of tho sewsion last
night. Coii(nilslo:ir Orandy called
the attention of the city manager to
a b:ul spot In the pavement at the
southern foot of the Second street
viaduct. He said tho place was bo
comlng very " dangerous lo vehicles
cotiHug down over the viaduct-and a
The
manager said ho would have the
brink repaired.
Aj'fioituo for $132 from W.
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i Myrlk Coast fnM Co.
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La Grande Mattress Shop
And Weaving Works
Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat tresses
Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and
;u - Fluff Rug Weaving..
All Wst-fc Ci1!l for and lvbtrr4 ( l IS. I'mVAIilfeH, Prrtp.
ONE CI.(X."K EAST OP KLOl'R, UtI.L I 'JON K KUD Vi'i
HKLKNA, Mont., March 27.
, what was women s work in the
slxteentli legiHlatlvo assmuhly?"
Mrs. Maggie Hmlth Hathaway, ittpro
sentiitive in the lower house, w.is
lasked by the Associated 1'ress. Mis,
llalhaway nnd Kepresenlatlve Kmma
Invalid, of i-'latheid, county were
the only women In the ussembly.
Mrs. Hnth-jwuy won laurels ns a
'parliamentarian and presided sever
al times over the committee of tho
I whole houso.
I "Women's work wits two-fould,"
Mho replied, "Wo prevented passage. Ht.rhniR accident might result.
or nau runs, an wen as repeut or goon
: bills and wo put some good Mil
i over.
j "I began to feel like a detective,
ibefero the session, ceded, for Mia,
Ingalls, Hiid I wero ever on the ulor
for 'Jokers' In Innocent looking leg
Iwlation.
I "For Inslnnce, I discovered nn
!act to repeal the nge-of-consent law.
jl killed It, quickly. There wua anutli
ier vicious measure dealing with
Juvenile delinquency, that would
;hnvv consigned Juveniles -to com
moil Jails, perhaps long terms while
awaiting law. We also had th.it
axed. ,
"My groat Insk," Mrs. Hathaway
continued, "was to prevent pernic
ious ninendmunt o? Ihe Mother's
i'eafon Act, which I wrote four
years ago. Amendments as offered
would' prncticclly havo nullified tho
law. We won this fight, too."
Mis, Hathaway Mioke of the pro.
hlbltlon net pi.ssed by this assem
bly. "When the measures wan in
troduced In the upper house by Sen
ator Iewls," she Mild. "It was nil
right. Hut tho i-nnate extrnete.l
Home of Us teeth, ni.d by the time
thn bouse got thrr.urh with th"
law, ft censed to bo a prohibit Inn
measure.
"As passed. It Is purely nnd simply
a liquor's man's prntectlvo act. Tt
repeals the hrvU feature of the Annin
prohibition act, punned two years
ago, nnd oven In a measure reprvils
the prohibition nnundment, ni stine
ironed by tho porplo, on referen
dum." Mrs. Ingalls' Vnentiminl school bill
was p.i.sMed with nu upproprhitlun
;Mrs- Hathaway put through her bill
(for Ajuerlcnnirtllon of the school i
and her niciwture for equal pay fo
women In men's' work. The lattoi
In Hild- to be the f I r -tt law of the sort
put (Hi f.la'ure hnnKji tn America.
Mrs. Hatli.iwVy's mrmoiial tit cn'n-gre-4!i.
asking that I'io returned d-
jfeudeis be nl!owpl to hftcp tiii''
uiuftiinis, met - due response fnmi
the natloinl body.
i Tito women als i seen red m-nv
riitid!i for the stilts school for tie
tM'ilves at IhMiltltM.
Mrs. Hatlnway announced her In
tent Inn of carrvlng tie fight r.n pro ,
hihltltin into the st ite'and will rend
In her speech, she snys. tho names of
till meinbers of th nssembty win
y1ed for the t.ewis bill.
frs.- Hrtthaway has been mention
ed 'ns he democr.itl.' cmdidnte fm
eonmess tn 1020 bn has not form
ally entered the field. She in
wealthy In her -own right, a wldvw.
and manages m Urge taiwh on which
it h her boast that not a in;n hi
employed. She coims fruAi the
Hume aei'tion if tho a tate h;it sent
MNs Jeaunette litnhln to congnR1
fn 1017, ns a republican. , ,
A request from residents 'on Y
aventte that the sid-iwalks on three
blocks of that avenue be Miied up
with tho rest of the 'walks was re
ceived and was hold over until nt'Xt
week. , v
Xpw, Ordinance TasseiF
A now ordinance, repealing tlm
order pased 1 :: s I April by the hoard
requiring that nil dogs be kept up
from April 1st and during the Sum
mer was introduced, read the first,
second nnd third t'mes and passed.
All three mcmners of the board voted
In favor of the passing f the "meas
ure License Transferred. '
A resolution waspased -authorizing
the transferring of ttuj" pool
hall license held by Oscar Crosson to
O. D. Scolt. An extension of , two
months on puol licence - ;oi
granted J. F. O'Connetl. This w:ts
In the way of recompense to . Mr.
O'Connell for the loss occasioned fiy
tho closing of his tables for two
months during the time of the in
fluenza epidemic.
Blue 'Stem
(HIGH PATENT)
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. Our Bigness v; La 'nde'
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i ! uur size enables us, to: , ; : -
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Our size enables us, to:
' Furnish cash markets for all live
" - stock offered; .. ' '
Operate at minimum costs; '
i Stay in business on a profit of only '
2 cents on the dollar of sales;
Eliminate waste;
' Get the surplus live-stock products
; . from the West to the millions
of consumers in the East.
There is No Menace in Size :
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j As long as we are ifi keen compe-.
. j tition with other packers; -
; As long as there are hundreds of
i firms in the business;
As long as we handle only about :
12 per cent of the-meat 'supply
of the country and only about
22 per cent of the meat that is
inspected by the United States
Government; .
As long as our bigness is used to
your advantage as it is now '
and as it must be in 'the future
if we are to do a profitable busi-
ness. i The permanence of a
' ' business- depends on the good
will of thoss it serye. No large
, business can prosper that is not
J, ' recognized as giving in exchange '
v. for. its , earnings an equivalent
measure of helpful service.
j j Swift & Company, U.S. A.
Sea Foam
(STRAIGHT GRADE)
WHEAT GERMS, GRAHAM AND WHOLE
, .' WHEAT FLOUR ;
, THE GUARANTEED FLOUR
THEY ARE GUARANTEED BY
WHOSE GUARANTEED IS GOOD
Haidled byvAll Dealers.
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' New Vou'll T BetUf.
niH-nulw firidlilltlil imnilrni nre not !
.win clinch f fh iwm rapid phiv.
j ti'cniphjf iu'. plivtrloni' ilevl, hn tx". '
invMHiil KhWt. Iliilits tli fowiUT and
ib.'ii nM ih, mnicra iiliutter whn !
i ! t.iirnlin IhiwiUt l Ht It Rr&itest"
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Jiiitic! wntin(r iriinln Jilowt in!1
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT ggEggySl
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J. C. HEIMRY
Bcsidence UodorUkirg Parlor '
FtnCSSAL DISICTOSfc AND LICENSED
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Mary Pictcford Jn '"Johnmi Knlistii.
A trrnt for tV chilJrcn. Str thontrc.
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At FolreO
The Economical Corset.
THE WAR HAS TAUGIJT US THE MEAN-x-
ING OF TRUE ECONOMY
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When the government urged conservation and economy, it recom
mended the buying of quality articles that would give the maxi
mum wear.
.The mistaken ida that economy meant the purcha.se of cheaply
made articles wart .removed forever. '
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V Front T- r r ;cl
are made from cnrfully selected,
hifrh prude Inaterials only. iUOH
AKT JraninET, cloth, thread, tape
all are quality materials. The
boning in particular that- factor
upon which the style and shape of
a corset so much depends is ma-do
especially for the Miwlni-t Company
from clock spiing steel the most
perfect boning ever produce I. It
will .not rust or take a permanent
bent! nt the waistline. Kvery ill 10-
ART Corset prives a high difrree
sntiWaetjun in wear and shape
keeping qualities.' . ,
All MODART Corsets lace in front
because front adjustment means
right adjustment. The absence of
laces nt the hack gives form and
wonderful smoothness in gn-xn fit
tinpr. '
A trial fittinp Vnnvire. You hnre
to out on a MODART to roe its
style and feel its comfort. Stvle
and comfort are not easily
' plained.
Make a request for a trial fitting in .our .corset
department before planning you? sprin clothes
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