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Sunday Morning Observer
An iO!bm4Iui NnwNmH Q
Pul lnhid 1)oily and Week!yai fca
Grande, Oregor,, by L GraAe Evta
lQjb Observer Pulliinir Com3y
" WltlK O DENNIS, piihllnhar.
Kntcad at the PiW.office at.a Grande
(''on, Second Clan .Will Mut4r
ddreaa all oinmumttiutt tic
Th Observer, .710 Sih Kaiaat.
:ily al "County (IffWul 1'apM-.
C .L.tl inUlricr Cities UivKn il otl
.WwwHtnuJ, Portland; Imperial Nna
au rtlnd; Maltiiomah Ho Lei
Htm .Stand, i'ortland, Oroe.
8tIClrTIH RAII3
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By Mail
Dally, per year in advanca .
Daily, per aix months in advaace $2.!i
pally, three mo.ntha :a advance, .il.'il
Daily, per month t0c
Weekly Observer-Star, by mall, pel
year In advance $l.fi
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My Country Tin of Thefl, Hivnnt
1 ,ii ml of IMlM'trty."
Evidence of Growth and Not
Retrogression.
It In not a matter of mucji deliirhl
(o hnvpi thf fnct km out thnt l.n
(irnnilo i uliort of :ui !ii(Mu:tlr supply
of wntf-r, but thc'ro if no way tu Uvt-
the fact coven (1 up ami in reason, in
fact, why the. situation nhouh! nut hp
roprcHentccl just art it in. There m no
jiiMtification in deceiving ouikiOvck an
to the condition or in ti titiK to deceive
unynie el.so.
The most satisfacttny fact that has
heen ferreted out in the whole matter
if that m (Jraride in (retting essinlial
ly the same amount of water from
Heaver creek that it was supposed to
get on the start. Hut thin is not the
mime l.a Crande to he supplied that
was the l.a (irande of ten or even
five years ao. There is very much
more of h community enlargement
through the simple pioceHs )f pro
Ki'PHHivft ifiowlh. With thin expan
sion tho water supply huM become
year by year relatively less, until
now the supply irt inadequate, and is
set down n beinjr a ".shortage." It
l.a (.rande had stood where it wan
when tho Heaver creek line was C(Mi
s true ted wo would still have enough
water. 'Hiere in iht have been loo
much enthusiasm on the start when It
wan declared after the !eaver creek
nupply wa brought in, that there
would he 1111 ''ample supply for years1
to come." J
If there is any skepticism uhnul tlu
part of the water pi oposit ion, just '
look back over the many loii mid
block and almost whtde she. 'Is thai !
were vacant when the Heavi-r crcrk
water supply was first brought dwuni
that are now filled with homes, niul j
that, will luinir out some of the evi-,
ilrnce as to the cause nf a slim tare
at present. i
In a way it is a boost for In1
firatide and a lemarkable ev dctice nf
ptoresji, but it is of kind that ran
not hi 't lori-, becaui it is an absolute
necessity for I, a ('.rande to piovide nil
the water" that is needed, no matter
how fast it r'ow.
Every Mdn to His Trade Is
the Best.
( me of 1 he New York papers re 'j
hunk that ciitici-on of Henry Ford,.
' by ei on hN appai en I ii-ino aiii'i- of
ninny linn?: ;js -.litiwrt in his tesh I
mony in the Chicuj-o Ti ilmue lih.d ;
cj-e, i uet n'led for j
"Suipose," ?ay the M .iter, ':bat
M. loid. Tattled ipt-i t i. tier, u .mo t--.
a-Jv his itunii-iioi- ;,l.-fit ohms '.nnp'-iv-,
U-nit ion pa-1. ...t'd mi . 1 -r-, a. 11
' llllb and In'" 1j i, ic a'n! i. ai
leg st-MiIi-., tl,- d,-s;tvt il-I : e;t v
i omlill-t it'll t If.- i.'.e- li"i 1 ad i -,
turn tiattors !nel 1'im'km Ivu'linc; "
It ' an .i'ft:i:i-:a'. . ic ues-n. .
II nd fiom one p-.-M nf .t w ,j-,...r
fail to Mr. 1'. I'nuiu-ii n:ii. In
i l!ll e pel l tn b. i :c, and lt;tv !n;i ,
ami education ot u rate wp,- m tha,
line.
The tionblc is tn;.t the inr ,i :v.
manufuct'wer imtic to.., (. . ,.:nc
thing out of hi !i!ie. II. ab.s;:.
acctotling to hi?- o n -.lat, m,
"ediicaie people" in .i to il f w,,:
A nd all the mi'im iiur!! t ih 1 :'i"!t'-i ;
parliailatty Mt. Koi,i 1;
mony in thiv triil, h;r -b-n Ui.i''1
hlrmself had only the ac-.ie-t 11
t on of wliat the war a. 1,0,, Vl !lM f
ofnost of the salieid f.uis , miti. . t. .i
With amietievs e"t de t f
general to Km lcd(.;e of c-'?i ,"m
pt'iatj" affaii arni the hi.- to" 9 ot ilu
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Ihe lawcr or r!ewpaper ed '.e' o
merchant would be erit H-d if, wih
(Jat anv t'ain ng in meidnftiic-, he m '
lll'out i .lilra
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A K'cat d'-al of nii-f.hicf is done, riirht
JaloiiK. in American atTa i s, hv jittiu-h-
iiijf ton much impm tan: e to tlie uttci
alices of luilliant .sp'eiali ts outside I
of their own snfial:ies. Tin- pctis-l
sion of the public". -t, winch many men
1 Ush into so !ij.';htly, is one calfinjr
particularly for loii ti nininir, wide
knowledge and hpecial fttneH.
Bolshevism Is Not la Any
Sense, Socialism.
A letter from A rchiHHh, p I'lattm,
prelate of the Holy Orthodox Russian
church, M"tropil tan d' KIh im.u mn!
Odessa, adilressed to all hiMians, of
uhatefer sect, tin ollinnit the United
Slates, declares that ilnlshevr-m is no'.
Socialism.
''All that has occurred in Kossia
has nothing to do with either Social
ism of Communism or with any mhci
democrat ic foi ms of soi ;al struct ure
in nation. Bolshevism is orani.ed
terror and the eomplde nee.ati'in of
orderly icvoUittou."
This makes an interesting distinc
tion for tho-e who have conIusd Soc
ialism with ItoNhex im, and believed
all Socialists anaicntsts.
There are Socialists, it is true, who j
have uiiheld ihe Rol hevisL methods !
Hut among tho-e v.ho believe in fun
damental tenets ot Socialism are many
peo'ple who have been working, as have
the Fabian Socialists in Kngland, in
a (piiet and orderly manner for belter
conditions of living.
Whether these are ''true Soiialists '
or not, or whether the violent and half
baked adlieients of Rol !ui?m an
''t rue Socialists" or not , m'cims tin
likely to be sett b A soon by eithe
side of the contn.vei ;y. The inair
point seems to he that the d-cent und
01 ilerly workei s for pul
),,( l.cttrr h..ns, m n.-w nanip wlii.-l-j
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I f liS T OF SKIMKS OK FIVE MFKT
INCH II KM) LAST NICIIT.
The ChunhM .Mission Heali With It v
Kev. A. Thoroughnian, of
'.Walla Walla.
Civen an evening that was most
pleasant in all respects the congrega
tions of the evangelical churches of
the city uniting in special service at
Riverside I 'ark Sunday evening en
joyed a meeting that was a splendM
. ucces t all through. The attendant-.'
was very pleaing( the pavilion being
well filled; I hero was good singing
and most interesting preaching. Re.
A. I,. Thototighman, of Walla Walla,
presiding elder for the Methodist
( hutth, Ninth, in tins district, was
tiie preacher, havitiir been iriven wav
i,y ,H. m-a pastor. Rev. W. 11. Smith,
.. li,... n-uin u-mm ' fico ti!;ir..,l n ih.
pine, lain.
Rev. N'. Sherman Hawk, pastor oC
the First M. K. Church, comlucted the
service. Ot her pastors present wen?
Rev. James Aiken Smith, Presbyter
ian; Rev. W. It. Smith, Methodist.
Church, S nth, and Uev. R. H. Coker,
( lni:itian. Tliioue;h not being in good
health, Rev. S. C. l.nphnm, Haptist,
was not able to be present.
The f n-;t paid of the service cou--dstcd
of the singing of fine old hymns
led by the Coiuinunilv Chorus untie
"linvtoi "I ' "' ' f-'f
winds, imiyiT l.y Kov. Juiium
Aiken Smiili. 'i'lu1 I'hiniK ulsti ri'ir
l.-.iil 11 sH'rinl m null mt, "To 'i'hi'i'. My
l.nil an.l .ivi.ii, whhh was
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cfl'd t e serni-'u on the mision
i'a ( a i.'.i h of .It'-ojs ( htit. hi
j n t in in;: in llevelation ;t;l."i and Hi,
I 1 ni -;i u - t' t!ie I'ltuiib in Laodicca,
I u Inch tiie pt eacller aid he rrnghl
tead "to tlie ('luirch in l.a Cramle.
I Ihe .1; -i i..e: " k.iow Thy w.itks.
1 (bat 'lliou ;:ie ne;:lier cold nor h-t; I
' oil, I th'ou . rt cold or hot. So hc
j ;:ni e thou a;e lukewarm, and neither
j h d nor c hi.' I will spew thee out of
j mv mv'itli."
j ''And a Keod many people are 1 kv
I thi'l," said the preacher; ' they mak
1 ibe 1 o-d sick Jit 11k stomach."
' Tim ii.-h homely illustrations that
scted hi-; puipou- well he -h wed
j : hat, th. nicmbvrs nf the rhurih nm
I t'ati..'! ri'ii.-t no; maintain an indif-
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hole to the welf.ue of tie j
!n 1 -t either in their ,,vi,
a tin' whole f ,..). of t'hiis 1
r. 'Ihe pa n ,r is not the
"l 111 tile V, hole duly of :he
' is talher the one wilt.
. t ar,.l nailei' Ins iruidaia'c
f'.tl the I"'. pie' sIhuiI.I pel
el -; 1'ie miii ter to
i:i'ii- ,.f tlie 1.,-1,1's i.attle-.
I 1,.' on a pa: allei w ith '
t ,e. i-.u,:..)'! ,,t ii rt
, : 'ic , r. in' w I'.i.e in
afety .i'.. .h el:V
I to rvii.V! the sieplirnl
.' .'..I and 1 aise the lam's,
.vear ly the task of the
r his ca'o. 1: takes the
For Shin Tortures
p.-! f worry :;VtMii ew'em,i ol inher
;.n 'n'i:'.''i.. A 04 c.inl;;to a cle.ir,
)v ,i'"'iv -'aiii l.iv nii'c ino. tthtaccii
,.'t ,ir: dv.iv; tuietoi ;h or ONtl'u lan;e
l'Oi:U' at .H u.
''' :iui );r,( i;',V Temo.- pimi4
M.u Kh.e.idT,!lott'h eerenn.niul nnvi
01 ni ami in;de' Aje sk'n thdr and
t ,e . t i 1 1 " . a (rt m a V.Mi, jH-iii Mat on;,
ai l, V-'v li.(i id lieiHjei tiekv nor
ku ,e-v .u i.utiri notlinx It is eady
vifli ic.! nit! v ostfi ;i men- iHnY (or e.u h
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cnnirrpffHti'in with t h
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tn iM-'.-nninti.sh Mii!ts
9! Touch njc nnotiici
the i.y.ii h-
$v suil tliiit ln 'J k men i.-!ti K''l rit'lit
with (.01 ?ncy muHt Ki-t r I'ht with une
;inother. 0;ilvat.i.n can nol tcjly chin '
until the ifl-tnory and tin- t- $ 't of :i
wronjr done one' neighbor have li i
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The rhurch of;il is not in
.I'.ica
tibial intitotion. he said; its m .-sioii
not Riie nim-gy, to buiM fjjie
ijnijOes for wo,, 11.71; tiwiiirii m -
"liun-n.ean l.n-- money 101 i.
and cart re-t as fine liuilciinjis : vv
other enter), rise, lint, tie ctiid. th
1'i'i r- V i'
rhureK m the larirest lliinir on llieiac miiIl ,Hio but thri)n:;h I!ril s erro'-.
of the earth and t,e bent, thK 011 !i KdH rsf, Jolfns BtrucK out lol
the fnPe of 'iie earth, and its tii-sioi, ' tint; t;i;nki (lie on tlllld.
in to lA'Ingtout the salvation of mar
and his liaoniross thVu-h ih- cxiea
sion of 4 he Ki.igdom of t!ie I,ofd Je-u .
Christ.
There was jrcod for everyone of lii:
hearers in what Ilev. ThoroUL-hman
had to say an J his v. hole wrmon wa
deeply appreciated.
Next Sunday evening the second of
the series of unbm .services will be
held at the park, w-hwi Rev. H. H. Co
ker, pastor of the Christian church,
will preach on the subject. "Yea, Hath
Cod Said"; or the Devil's fir.-t ipies
lion. The Comnv.iiiity Chorus will
again furnish spec al music and lead
the general pinging. ,
Insects Pr;servrd in Amber.
In a collection of red umber present
ed to the ItrliMi tmieum. Prof. T. I
Coekerell ha nieonied an astonile
lag variety of insect forms "iid ha
descrlln'tl not le-ss ilnoi Ml new species,
of whleli tin- are typeu of new genera.
Most of ilieia wen- found in n f'tc'le
I'lock llltle lartrei lhan a mini's iWt.
wlileh was cut Into Indt-hicli .rs in
every one of whb'h the lnerN are
duwely cniwded. The atnher N from
Miocene chi.v licds of Pairum, tboiiLdi
perhaps wn!ied from still older pov.
It, and nearly every la rye ord'-r nf in-
S(rs Is repi-i-serited, llie family ol ahts
bt illg a notable exe.-pth u.
Can Always R-ly on Grandma. j
OIIv.m- was in the huhil of irniitL' to 1
hN gi-nndmn for fnviirs. and wn never '
disappointed. While plnyrmr i.h the .
other boyn of the tmiidilmr hood th
foul ball came apart, and 1hv tlmn"
they COIlId SeW H toeelher If HleV oil,V
bad tl piece of vii.iefrluir. Ollv
ciiini' In Ihe ie. in. "I, io and a-d;
grand run for a sboest iIhl'." he mi:
tresh'd. "You t..ri :et ah'Mit nnytbini:
you ask for ot . .tl rardina's."
Crees Wonderful Canoeists.
"The OJibuay. the ('fee and the
Montn mm is are the nm-:r onderful
canoeineii In the world.'1 says S.
K. SnngHter, wrltlnir of "The Woods
Indian" tu Hoys' Life. "They pos
Hess a sixth JH'ite In rapld-nmtifnu' and
If they sny 'run It' yon can safely lay a
bet nt ..l.lw HmiI ilu.r u-ill rim It Hlid
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the mere glimpse of v. liieli makes your j
hair stand up and en.l; 1 hills cha-dni: j
up and down your sp;ne." '
A Little Girl's Problrrn.
Tho fni hi r .1 f, !' - il l I I; !-. I'
ll ll.'llio.Mil. ; 1 t 1 1 !,. !.h.-r an Vi -i'4k
n 1 1:1 11 . ali.l 1:.. I ' r ' 1 1 i I I ' 1: i r
l;iiows. in saylim li.-r n-.. .'i-i. uh.ili.-r
tn i-ii.l lli. 'in wtlli " ;n -n" or ".li-
nirn." K. Y. llnuc's M. uilily.
Art's Inspiration.
A fan-on ariisi, who had art elnes,
bad fol.;i!den smoking !n hi- tu Ho.
One da. lifter li li.g 0111 f..r l.alf iu
htnir, hi' le-elit red tl.e vtadli siVlt
ly ti 111 aw une -nnl.-n titi a lIii.tl
e'tliivlle it hi liocei's. bo It If tl'.. d
to con. eal. With an air of :,-Minn-d
I'tayfultiess the arfl-t af't'ii'Mi-hetl iln
ofi'eniler ami fald : "A strange eray.tn
ymi line there, my friend. May 1 a-k
wlmt ou prooso to dnr. with that?"
"Clouds:" replied the stiuient.
v Goldsmith's Masterpfoc.
Ooeihe, at Ihe time 1 . jm hli.
au Hun "The Vb-ar of W.,;,,
was (,ut of tlie h"-1 m-veN e , r
ten. IHi'l culled It a "prose-i.lylt."
itioli.
field"
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. .. . tli,w, d L1 -Lallons t'er minute.
1 f.iveam :;ua-e placed on the' well, I
" simwi',1 a pi. s-uie of 42 1-'.' pounds j " .
Daily Thoeeiit. p-r sini.,. ' inch, sufficient to laii't: , y v.
I.,.e all. tins) 'a 1. ,!, v.r,,i; to tl. v.al 'l !7 feet above the surface.! X" r ',' N.
noli". Mi '.kospeiii e. j 'riMoiitli h ,1 iiian.i-einent the rail-: X ') .".7.
. .. , ' , u.id Company onle e.l the sat'! valve j A .'. ji' V
Job Pi intitlir. 'Hie Observer. Msin :h. h.s,, I and lock",! on the well with r j-'v. . j r .
i ,f s.-n-in;; .'tiul tlivil't; iiKi-o.ise nnir ''pr" r ' .
l WKi'kiii'' ip:l.tl. Wv cfft i- viki Wic . ... ,1 ..r.,.,".. .v !H
J) X ' f i J KTIIODT H Irrnt whea fS
iifiiciii il .kii- arise hanuiiis lacuinrs , ,...,,,,...,,,,.. b
f r-"' 'lkr tin,r'. Plank yoar B
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I A GRArbp. NATIONAL BANK Si? jWT ft -J ' "
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and tile two AlexuiO'-r hoys covered
the homo IJlnte iuitl tile hcoih he-
, iween l.a (;raiiile and f'ove.O Jereb
iiftfd !i ln.il ooo.litee banes and
Hloom and Jdiirchii,on tallied. Tuck
'.'oniey s. 1 j V:-iis who fi.-ed an
er.or i9,ikin,; 'l'.9lo safe at first. Al
exander w-'iiLont at first, Carter did
iiewiso, J.i.il flow nut
.-atelier Jtid the side
0 the
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1 Covo iia.Pj'oinul M-Ginnin mid the
,mi:em ;.(. '.sv. I.I til- Kl'Vfnih
a innliiur Wmiila ,flm, out l center
iukey ;,oiit at first. Clarke hit a.
Ill Cove h .-vcnih Jiay Alex.inder
1 1. w out to (';.(" ke who mad a
.voaderi'til catch. Hoy .tlexander sent
one to t'l::rl:e who ;iuUf 4I it. Muielil
.011 loitded and -was bate, ltloom ut ,
a ond one n tlfti b.ft field and took
uv; hases, Jereh was out at firfct and
liooni died on third.
In '1m.' eighth Qarrlty for l.a
'Iiand , tiuck ovit, Childers was out
it first ::nd i'idcoek flew out tn een
ler making e,ujcjj work 01 1 he
innjng.
(!onl"y for Cov took two bats 01;
a 'hild'-rs' ei ror, M. Alexaiub'r
.tiu'k out and Carter fb-w nut to
hnrt. lirazil flew to 1 ikIi! field
: ad Cnnley died on 1 1: 1 1 d.
In the ninth MrCiniii for La
Crande got a j."Jd sc.fe; hit. Trippen
Iruck oat. Woods did the ?ame and
II If -key flew (1"t to cent nr. closing
tho game Willi a scorn of ft to 5 in
( ,'ovo's favor.
I'ilcl-er Kct'ne, -who has been dn
livi good work for tl-- Ad. Clnhhers
rot an offer from Seattle of $31!n a
month .hi.Ht before tlu; gamo Sunday
.inil was forced to bjavo for thai city.
Mci.iniiiH was forced into the, box.
and although he is an old horse in
the baso b.'.ll world lit. has not been
dotiiL' much pitehinf; f late. Ho held
up well until the six-h inninu when
tli.y got iu few on him. Hut tlm
uanif wis lost llirouuli ei Tors, as wo
Cm.. has a p0od polid twin. They
1)()t onv llliy om tA aH individuals
Unt tl('.ip t0..m WQrk is good and
. , . r.,-,t(.,- ,Jle m.inauer. has. the
team spanly in the palm of his
hand. Red Alexander, tho Cove
pitcher, ve:s better as the paine pro
ceeds for in the last thnie inniats
lie wan tlnowini: unieh swifter halls
'ban at the beginning of- the game.
He is a ball player :o be reckoned
wiih in the future.
It w.; a ynnd uame fund a v and
ihe social feeling between La Grande
and Cove was preserved. Ail sides
admtittd every error and joined te
juaise of excellent plays made no
matter which side made lliejn.
The next game will be played In
l.a C ande and Manau't r Scrantofc e
nicts to fill tlte Ad. Clubbers so that
Co0 Will llUVO a
harder time waii;-
in.' ..rr with the laurels. If they sue-
ed in winning them at all.
WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable
to wipe machinery, 3 cents a pound.
; A WAN 1 Al) will do Tt.
! FORUM
I lll l II YI'S in i;i i:m n WKI.I.S
To th" .-alitor of the Ohserv.v :
S.;r: I have jus heeji read
Wednesday and Thursday's
f the Oi-seiver. I widi to
inu 1.!-
tha
I hum n iiri.'t 1 1 wkIU ill " ,M
l itira t'oiitt'v in tto1 past t yvar
Tw enl - o of tlnoo wells flow ot
i-i, . rt,,,. !.,- ,..rttt,. 1., n
.: 1 on nil the vr.lley. proving to me-,
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! i t ill To ""s :im ni'iin low In
Tl. r,,a:,.ra,i,l,iu,i,w.:"3" '"'"'.in'-uu, .111.1 wni.c m. ...... r man an ever mmeo.
,'i'!ii ,.,s ho.'n made to i;,'t uiivj'h ,va!er "'"-v nw''' 'vn ! If there is nne ilonhtiitB Thomas
uiiaiiiiiv ,r ator oxr.-pt th ,m,3 1 woll tlu-i-pby ioli(v,,iu tjio , ity or ilo-1 about th. quality of water timlerlay
s.x i, i, artoslnn which Mr. MU-!",K wil,UJ" '"l"r 1,1 nr,l,'r uipl? ie l.a Gramlo toll him to Ko to 1117
!, ! i ti.l niytt-ir drill, 'il fur Hi- O. V. lh.lMn- I homo at the corner of apiitiK ami
li.'H. 'v! t'oii.ip.uiy. ".Mr. Orr.ndy spcalis of wlls tri-'d i Walnut Streets anil fill up on water
'I'lu- -i l.i ikuI wvM was drilled , novo: al yean ai:o near ihe reservoir, j that contains no clorlne, ulpne or too
us ami and at n depth of I
.1111 was found which '
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Just Iii by Express
o
White Kiel Pumps..
a ft
The tongue-like effect in
front is an outstanding
feature, and can he worn
with buckle or without
This shipment comprise?
only half of our original
order, s the amount is
limited. We invite you to
see these today. Pi i' $a"A
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New) Fall Shoes
Also, we are showing now several advance autumn
styles in high shoes. Although the season is hardly here,
we are receiving most of our shoes on "at once" orders,
in order that we may accommodate every customer at
the right lime. We invite you to visit our shoe depart
ment now to see these new ones, not yet put on display.
A Beaver Brown, high I.ouis heel; long, narrow vamp;
welt sole; the newest in color and last for fall. Price $10.
A Stone Crey in same style as hrown; price $13.00.
A Grey Cloth Tp, military heel, welt sole; price $10.00.
A dark brown, all leather walking shoe, military heel,
good welt side; Armstrong make; price $11.50.
' A Cordovan Brown, military heel, welt sole, walking
shoe: price $10.00.
A Black Kid, Cuban heel, welt sole, very best quality
Armstrong make Price SI 0.00.
w ihe result that the 4-,'l pounds ol
J cld wator pressure around the bot-
torn of six inch easing forced up and
jwaslud a hole besid" the cas.ini: so
, ( niont of the flow jroei away in ir.avv!
.forniaiion which was diilletl tlr.n In
I inakini: ; his well.
By ai tual test for thirty-six hours
this well delivered over :',"'l gallons
1; 1 i 1-il t by the li- Ip of .in air lilt
plaiv ,1 - I a fe..t in ill" well. I wish
1 to state liht now that the railroad
jl'oinpauy could lake r.ut 2H feet o.
' i'x h pipe and 20 feet nf S inch
I'M'-
nd install a ten i:i li tui hine
j pu tup
at J.a Cir.iude lii;o thef-
I want to tell him that waler always
run' down hill and If anyone wain j
' V' '.i:A 7 -71
o()M.V. JI LY L'H. 1910
A much-belated shipment
tiat as to be here May 1,
has arrived and are now on
disjUay in our shoe depart
ment. It is of a very fine,
grade white kid, with long
narrow vamps, Jiigh Louis
heel and turn sole.
aiteslan water to go In the valley to
drill for it wheie, the artesian basin
has been pioved.
My advise is put down a twelve
inch well richt in La Grande and
force tlie water direct into the bis
water main on Second Street. Then
wh n people open their faueett they
will set water direct from the well
and when they don't open a faueett
'he pump would he pushing uood
pine water into the city reservoir.
I firmly believe that two 12 inch
w"iis at a cast of ten or twelve
thousand dollms each will furnish
Iai tlrande' more pood, clear, pure
nails
Ttespeetfnlly, R. A. WHST.
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