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orAibliflicd Daily and J feckly at
Grande, Orein i, by La Grande fcv
come. g,
Theijg is 10 community that can
in Observer ipublishiiig Compauy.-, lk t) tarens it should without
TIIlt-11. IM'UMIU t,it)'la.nt. ft
a--a- the aid and energy of ju9bjwbwoa
tnterea at ine l aitonn e at i.a v.ranue . . .,., (,
Oregon, aa Second Class Mail Maker.'1 'on ,'n ('run,lc ngw '' There
''Address all Comnn.ii. .ti'jns to
The Observer, 17I0 Siwli Ktre
C'itv landtunty Official Paper.
Ouialo in Other CuiinOiecn aoteliwcive benefit from organim
is sufficient evi'ifcru-o of this fact ey-
eryadiere. And;ttiere.is no'Vommuiu'iy
News Stand, Portland; Imperial Newa ' systematic 1ioitini.
Stand, Portland; 8 Multnomah Hotel 1 JheAd Club ban wver.il more im
t New. Stana, f rtland, 0.;oii. ,.,.,.,t n,tjerst be acWd on right
away, a liuiet outline of which was
dica?c that while ill the United Static!
we arejloing aa tneomans do.
It is reported tbOt a fcjttle of cham
pagne costing W is retailed irRoman
restaurants for $land tJhit,jnie-fifth
of a oitsl vf meat constitutes a por
tion Oal ia (Id fof one dollar. Each
portion of nscfragua dealt out to the
hungry customer net "the inn-keepei
a foliar after all his overhand is met.
It has been said that morals arc a
matte? of geography, tjHi this cannot
and , un ,t;....l . I... r-... l,;u,)ke njiid of frind nrireV Thev are the
fundament! principle, we declare that same everywhere.
years. They maintain that in the very
loosem-Q of the present orgiQ'zution
lies H great merit and length. A
report suftiitte'Jj ',y a coitinittee of
wh:i .Mr. Compels is chairman as
Herts: . . ffi
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"The magnifi-Wit groV4h cf Jie
Ameii'n i'..ileiut;(i of Labor is con
ceded byill student's c-al vnomic
thouefrt to bo the result of organiza-
itim, I., i;....-. ...i i...i;....rH.. :t
too bis; vt trt little" that can fail to ... '
i it , ! anther (necessary nor xnedielit Ju
i given ii the Observer's news eoliimiui
, ; HUB'inUI HON HA'li'3
, i!y Carrier
uai y, per monu ....... ojc u .,,w lL , N , tnt. i011!)1 in)
Uaily ," per three miUns fi.Hi; ..... , , ,- n ,
Uaily, per six months In advance . "","'''"!;, "f tl"fU ."n,iertl!.,il,"(" J1'1
daily', per year In advance tl.SU j which is intended I furnish camping-
Daily, single copy.... ,(e ronvenicif)rs and eii)iforts' of those
. ByiMail - . wh() happen to 'lie sUangers wrtbii
n;tV Lr .i,- n,nnth. In ..ilinV." iVso I our ifntes. It is worth while over and
pa ily three montis fn stlvanee. .$1.2a over again to provide such means of
Jaily, per mMth ... 6Uc ; ,.,mifrt and welcome.. Miserly inUif-
aa aaginernl pmpositam the interon When we think of it, why are te up- 'I
(.fvyikers will be best conscEvvd byjlifters, any way? Are we not all liv
adhering as Uosely tothat doctriui- asiiug, perforce, the higher life?
the,, recent 'great changes in methods -
ofA-pioducl4in and emI''y'',,'ntninktr--ww mmmm
Jiracticaljic." " ' ' FORUM
All this fcijunds rather vague to (h
ordinary citizliii, The sist of the inat-1" """"""" """"""""""""""""
Veekl Observer-Star, by mail, pel '
it' in. advance.
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."My (.'oiinlry "lis of 'I'lieo, Kivrut',
Land ut I.llmlrly."
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SThe Ad Club On the .
j ( Right. TrJick.? ' .;. ;c
-f)nO of the first m tual pici-ei of
ference will luver e:et iuiyone any
where, while good will and the iflad
hand yield h.-tndsmne dividends.
Of roiir.- the cummuiiity rould go
m and exist without efforts of these
organized liu-tb-rs, but the progress
woulil bellow and tame'n?i compared
'.villi what may be nreoinplbdied by rile
worl; of Kie Unjoit County Ad Club.
vi ncimi ,o nv oi iiie ieuiLir ,owjr i . . f "ijih 1110
.. . ..i 1..1 ,. ...r - : :n "'
r . .... y,llvl ..ijK(llt()r ot observer:
unuer in two plans. ilceruin to th
present sy item, there is a loose' (Vie
Dear Sir? Allow me to express my
grutltudu to Tho Observer for an
ration e.f trades, with eac'i tradtJurlele in lr.at nighti editorial column
practically iiMependcnt. Thai any iMat was really wgrtli reading, Uoaii
particular trade presents its demand:' -d "The 'Air !las lleen Conquered?"
and, if it comes to the worst, inaug- Alul artr a brief summary of boiuc
, ,, (P:i, . ..,., :,.i,. , ., ,,. i of tile, marvel? of the present day.
Can Organization Be Car
ried: to' An Extreme?.'-
The -"one big'un-ion" idea ailvoi-a'..
i.-i. put 'l(;)'f;Jy,'aw' pi the re-li-r-jsil,l,
tion of Labor convention Is nppeiding ! ai
Wo are patted oir the back as it
were, and told ihat the sea Is ours, i
ilu, ti-fviKnre is our. Tlie flrolsur,
the. country,' but which seldom draL. ,i,.ni. i ..rU Tho fim is our!
in othiT trades, 'lliere are -sometimes ! servant' and wo hold Ihe air. ' Then
the' local brain h of that trailc or may
extend to the 4-ntire trade throughout
"sympathetic slrik-'s," but they ure
Volunliiry, and ni'c the exception rath
( than the ftllK ' .
The purpose of. liie radicals who de
irijtul the, inioniation and centi'uliza
tion , of all workmen, is to make pos
the qiieition Is asked, what shall-we
do with tln'Ml? A; question Mr. Ed- j
llor the correct 'answer to which will
-require a inoro profound depth of
reaspnins than Hint required to com-1
nose Wilson's fourteen points. You I
have certainly led us into deep water !
the, calling out of all organized and given its fooil for thought, find
' vkMk, uiul. rtulicu by.liiu.L'niiiii,(Aiu
Ad Club was Oic nrovtnnent startcit to.1
day to' look up the best and most, at
in some respects, but it is. full of peiil,
induwtrmliy and politically. - -
' n"-i''tiirnV.d Tur oTga'nWed' Woi-kCrs
to ile-dre "V ' '-xffreflnti' trT'theiV org.i
nir.ution to .iiclnde all the wagi--earn-
tractive routv for tiie main highwuy jeis in a great, c-jinjiact, 'powerful I'cd
to enter 1 a firande from the west. ' elation. Many leaders complain that
This iH im 'important matter niur is a : tlie present organization nf tlie l-'i-de-proposition
that would inure than like j ration of Lalsir is too luose. The. il
ly go mi a haphazard pliiu if the mat -; lenders represent tile extremist idea,
ter were left to take care of itself, jwbich 1ms found favor in the west, and
The chalices' are mole than ten to one'w'hich seems to be winning in Canii'ln.
that by this method the mute a-'ntj-d .Against them are arrayed .Hnnuul
would be amnng tlie poorest i! at could (iioupers and the other .so-called co'n
be had, whereas by taking tlie matter t servalive leaders w ho. have guided til-.-in
time the Ad Club is doing n ser- ib-sliniis of the I-'eileration I'or maa-y
sr)rrrMtfatfM?JWs
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"THAT GOOD, OLD-FASHIONED
TASTE"
r in jtny (ontnuinity, nnri i-ven tw
cjillinjr of I'oniiilcto national strike.
Thu (lander of such u Kystcirt to tho
Mutton jik ii whole is' self-evident. Tho
fl.mt;or to the averaire union workman
himself is also ev'ulent enough to tho
more solier a no1 thoughtful unionists
H may lie very fine to have all the
other trades quit work in support-of i
demand made ly one's Own trade. Itut
it is not ho fine for n inemher of ft
union to lie ol.lied to quit work, time
and time aKin, in eompul.sory suppor t
oT claims made 1y other unions in
whi'-h lie has only the ino.it distant
iiilei est.
America Not Aldne'In
Hi 'h Costs.
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it-am do lint suffer alone. Ill
cent advices from abroad in-iwh-n w
we thank you. Hut If you thought
lessly set us all a thinking serious
ly, you will' play hell with tho picture
show, (pardon the naughty word.)
Hut to your question what shall;
we do wilh tho air. And hero v
must tako issuo wilh tho Observer,
wo maintain that I!i3 air .is not cpn
quered. but Is being investigated;
and experimented with only. j
Tine, we have crossed the Atlantic j
In thr.-e leaps without touching, wa- j
ter, bin requiring several days to
do It. Hut when tho traveler can
sleep In Calcutta, breakfast in Lon-!
don. dine In New York, and supper
in San .Kranelsco, then we begin to;
imagine that ww will some day be;
able to conquer the nlr. I
When, we enn with our scientific .
lariat lasso' the Kansas cyclone, and ,
subdue it, when we can by pressini.
a button bring down fertilizing
showers on the burning deserts con
verting them Into fruitful fields, or
an change the course ol
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." SltfALL SIZE SALE OE GREY AND
. . GREY TOP SHOES $4.90 :
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Just in!By Express
La France Silk
Hose
The hose We have been waiting for since'
early in the spring. The first shipment ir
here, and only n limited amount, so we ad
vise weprers of La France to lay in a supply
new. Black, white, medium, grey, silver.'
Taupe and brown. ,
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Every pair is taken as odds from among our
stock and- include every grey top shod in stock,
from size 3 to 4J, inclusive. If'you have a small
foot, you'll find a bargain here.
A few all-grey medium heel, cloth tops, and
black vamps with grey cloth tops, in mediunvaitd
high heels; your choice all this week at $1.90.
New Georgette Waists
Just-unpacked and put on display a limited'
number of those waists we've been expecting for
so long. Call early and look them over. Flesh
and white, with embroidery trimming,
ADVANCE FALL STYLES
We have just received a small shipment
of ARMSTRONG S fall shoes. A black and
a brown Cuban heel, lace shoe; a new and
very dressy Inst, long narrow vamps.
Although these are advanced in style and
season, we invite you to inspect them at any
time. We are always glad to show you the
new.
the trado winds and monsoons from I lain to that knowledge the posses
tin Ir eternal rounds, to suit our pur- "f whic h guarantees lo us life
noses then wo mav have some nio,,r,i ! eternal, St. John. 17:n.
13 Found in '-.he Big Loaf of
Holsum Bread
! Tlie Sma'l Loaf dries out quickly, and the Qual
ity and Fhivor is Better in the .Large Loaf.
(';titlaliMii s p'l-l ino- i licaii-'i', (iialil,v is fine
'I'l'y line j. i' ni' I Iciii. SU't I Musl.inl IVklrs
Jluin'l Ifi' t M I'iiw lu i iics arc very fine, jiricc
L'fii I. ix- - i
J.ii - Max.nla (iil I'ui' Salails, tlx- flavor is dil'IVr
' fill
.Nwami V 'alvcs will lie I'rrsli Imlay -New
tmlay Mrs. Porlrr"s .Mayniiiiai.M' I Ircssitip;
J."f en is of 1 1 ot i'ic M a ilc ( -ot laiif ( 'liccsf
A IVwMk While House ( 'nITee at 1..V
Valeiifiii l.ii.'.in;,'es a1 iKA -aU'l fc il'-cii-4-
J oi 1 1 ie fori. I 'lint i-it I'l'Ooii Chili And ( 'aineinhf rt
. ( 'lie i-so ...
oiue row it Horse- li'adi-it in "Jde jars. '
A ;:tck of our Amrricaji Beauty .Flour will hd
Delivered at your home for .o.'.!; No Extra.
' . . Charge for Delivery.
PATTISON BROTHERS
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THIS WOMAN
tells hep liiisliaml of her sucffss iti liaki"K sucii
delii-imis pies, cakes, lnead and hiscuit. It lies ii1
tin' liraiid of flour she uses. No matter how good
.1 ( iiol; you may lie, t lie use of our
BLUE STEM FLOUR
. , ' ' will improve the taste.
For Sale at Your Grocer's.
La Grande Milling Co.
lo justify t ur claim that the ail
is -conquered.
I Again wo Ihniik tho Observer for
I giving us food for thought, and will
I ask the ituestion: "If fire is our ser
vant why will It burn it's master?"
And if tho earth is leally ours why
cannot we control its motions -and
direct its course?
After nearly six thousand yrars ol
.schooling man is still unable ti
grasp the full meaning of the com
mand, to subdue the earth.
Tho earth still Is running loose-
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.MLi.MC AYS
MDXK'O CITY, (Correspondence
of Hi.- Assoeiut.-d l'ressi I'mler
the coriMitiiiion, only siiuare
kllometci s of tho 13S.0O0 In Lower
CaPfornia ea:i be owned directly by
fon-ij:n--rs, accoiilini; to a statement
hy the Di-pai'lmeiil of Commerce and
Industry
ic'al configuration of the territory
Hut once more to your (liostio.i i the provision of the constitution,
what shall we do with the knowl- nvhii li denies loroicno.rs tlie right to
eilue we havo acquired in Ihe last own land within 1 on kilometers of
rive years? Let us llso it as the-the 1'ioiilier and within 50 kilotue
nierchant. uses his g.ild, viz: to gain eis of the y. ashore, only a few par-
nioro and moru know ledge, ever on- eels in the interior of the peninsula
ward and ever upwind until v.-.e at-iare left for anvhodv hut. Mexicans. I tinn
MEXICAN FINANCES IMPROVE.
MEXICO CITY, June 17. The Mex
ico City newspapers estimate that the
government's deficit this year will be .
less than 10,000,000 pesos and that the
financial situation is improving daily.
The government has authorized ex
penditures of 7,458,209. for the War
Department and 11,340,109 for mili
tary supplies.
ROOSEVELT EXAMPLE TO CLASS.
I Colonel Roosevelt was held up to
the 110 graduates at the Oregon Ag
ricultural College commencement Juno
10 by Dr. Benjamin Idc Wheeler, as nn
Ilec.nise of the geograph-! example of American citizen worthy
to be followed. Roosevelt's great love
of country, his industry and truthful
ness, and his courage, were urged a?
models for young people. Courage and
quick, straight thinking, with scorn for
all sham and double-dealing, were call
ed Roosevelt traits worthy of cmula-
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Capital uiul Suri li:.', $2kCK)0.
.. Estutlsf Led 1SS1.
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to the rood you eat?
During digestion certain; Nuiol brings about return
kinds of food containing pro- to Nature ' methods of sup-
tcms, such as meat, egg plying necessary lubrication
while, milk casein, wheat of the bowel contents, by
gluten, etc., are split into facilitating intestinal mur-cu-.
many different substances, lar action, by absorbing poi- '
'Some of these the body uses
to rebuild damaged or dead
tissues; some, however, arc
not. only useless and harm
ful but in some cases actually
poisonous. Regular, thorough
bowel evacuation gets rid of
the latter.
Constipation permits stagna
tion and absorption of these
poisons into the blood, tvitU
injury to the whole body. .
Taking caitor oilt pilk, ult,
mineral water, etc, in orkltr
t force the bovveU to move
lit' fiotC4Hiiol eure Ktn .
stipatiuu but make it
On the I'ther KwJ Sui.rt
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t.'y, tlinroiugh biut ctuc
. M.tfi'ii t titular inurd1,
bci'jut- Nup't i ni't a drug,
duct nut act like any lru.
sonous matter, and thus se
curing, necessary cleansing
of the intestinal canal and
protection of the defensive
properties Of the blood itself.
Nujo( has no. deleterious
after effects, produces na
bad habits, makesthebowela
regular ai clockwork'.'
Nuj'ol is efficient at any age
uuder any. conditions if '
satisfactory and sefe.
Ifow and Why Nujol over
comes conjtipatton it de
cribii in an interesting,
tind authoritative booklet,
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get a boitle i t Nujol tiora '
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