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SoSDAT luORNING B K "vE R
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WA.Mto auweuuisuiu.
AN rt -A nuin to heap Iny c.rilsh
U'B plant li continuous pood rfr
pair to pn-ri shutdown for nog
i--iMiir ne.riKht man oas
lly Kcta the riftut nrlce. mVi.-v
quarry.
S-22-tf
TAiMhUAfurfils),c(l room, Phono
ICU 11 Raj,
8-22LT
HELP WANTED Boys for box fac
tory work.. Ully Grande 'iiondc
Lumber Co., iVrry, Ore. 8-L'W-lil
WANTED Boarders at
street, call Main 787.
905 Spring
S-20-7t,p
WANTED Job on ranch, by man of
reliable experience; have boy nine
years old who must attend school.
Address Jas. Lommasson, Touchut,
Washington. 8-l!)-Ct,p
WANTED Man to work on farm
and wifo to board extra help. Can
have nee of partly furnished house
write A, ewe of Observer.
I 810-Ctp.
WANTED To messengers; girls or
women, able! to jride wheel; steady
work; $40 par month and commis
sion. Westerinion. 8-15tf
WANTED fjne competent crusher
ieeuer, fu.ya per day. Apply at
Mars'
quarry.N
'ry.V
8-10tf
WANTED For our mill at Sates
one experienced sawyer and one oi
two carriage j j-ldma. Phone or
Write to Oreqn Lumber Co., Bates,
or Baker, Oiegon. 7-20-tf
WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable
to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound.
Observer office.
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by
Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Latest model
machine. 806. Wash. ave. Phone
Bed 161. 4-11-tf
MONEY TO ,L0AN On Improved'
property In Union county. No de
lays. Current rates. La Grande
Investment Co.
WANTED Married man, to establish
Tea, Coffee and Grocery route in
Union county; opportunity to have a
business of. your' own without much
investment bond and reference re
quired. Ppr particulars write,
Grand UnionTea Co., C. D. Morri
son, Mgr., Portland Or. 8-16-30t
. WANTED Crusher feeder at the
rock planU lx dollars a day.
John Mars.! 8-17tf
FOR KENT
FOR RENT Nice cosy rooms from
$12 up. 1610Adams. Phone Red
8901. M8tf
FOR RENT OR SALE on easy terms,
8 room house furnished, good lo
cation closo In. For particulars ad
dress "M" Observer or call at of
fice of City Recorder. S-20-tf
FOR 8ALB OR TRADE
FOR SALE A well-built modern
house, five rooms near IliKh
School. 120G Second St. nenr M.
8-22-2tp
FOR SALE B room modern housn
Adams Ave. Inquire Dr. Ralston.
8-22-I1'
FOR SALE Fifty head of Angora
goats, price reasonable. Mike Royce,
Summerville, Ore. 8-22-12t
FOR RALE Cheap, pr'"''"'''")' "pw
Professional Directory
B. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law
Practice in all state and federal
courts. Office La Grande National
Bank Building.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN'S
DR. J. L. INGLE and DR. MAR
GARET INGLE Phonfw: Office
Red 1761. Rw. Black 1231.
Rooma 35, 30, 37, 38. Now Foley
building.
ATTOR5EYB
COCHRAN ft EBBJKHARD Geo. T.
Cochran and Cplon R. Bberhard,
Attorneys. La Granda National
Bank Building.
CRAWFORD KAKIW T. H. Craw
ford and Robert 8. Batln, Attor
neys a law. Practice tn all tha
courts of the state and the United
Btatea. Office, West-Jacobeoa
. Bldg., rooma J-10-17, L Orande,
Ore too.
rHYHK'IA.V . AD BUIGEOX
OrORQC I. VEHRS,PhylelaS
utoi. Offices la D. Whiting
awtne. B!:s.Or.'rr.
If. L. LST0J, X. D. D. Q, Sfeial
ttfntion to surgery, dHcases 0 of
0 t.or.M iflil children. Over Putman's
druj tfcirt. Yelepaone Main 778.
tti . , aJILW ua V.tw
Inirian. toistWp 140 Halaaaw
At. tW aalllo Wtr as
Insywty oa saois) - igtmot
HOu ioiBeeflA 46b.
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EOADVEHmEHI
w.iier power, uushiiiK iiwluiu and
'WTincor. Inquire 2uo7 First.
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FOR BALE Pcarjies ig lots f 5
bnxas, 7e per Ux. f. o. b. Vlltjii
L.. K. J'KTTY, lirovyr, Freewn'or.
Oregon S-22-"tn
FOR SALE food seven-room house,
close in;, a $ariuin if taken nt once.
Phone .Main 7S0. 8-21tf
FOR SALE Dodge five-passenger
machine. Phone farmers 27x1.
8-21-fit,p
FOR SALE Modern 9 room house,
two lots, fine grounds and good lo
cation on paved street. !HI2 0 nvo
Tel. II. :io:;i. , Al-io three smaller
houses, north side of track, clus!
In, very reasonable. Good location
for railroaders. 8-21-'Jt
FOR SALE Pleasant home, four
room cottaRe. Laii?o lot price $1,
00U, terms. Phono Main 22.
S-19-tf.
FOJl SALE Nine Chester White.
Sows, y," ill Fanow this month.
Phono. Rati 3041 mornings.
-. 8-19-Gt.
FOR SAI.EA Larn, 18x110, shinplcd
roof; also Vngle buggy. Phone
Muck 1012. 8-17tf
FOR SALE Six room, modern house,
902 K avenuci Phone Red 1701.
j 8"5lf
FOR SALE a)ne (five ton wagon
scale In goodcoidltion with tint
bers and platfrin. John Mars.
V7 8-7-tf.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Watch tab vhh a piece of
quartz nttachedhoaring the name of
V. E. Ware on back. $5.00 rewnrd
fur return to Observer. 8-21tf
POUND Split bmlioo pole newly
shellaced; newA line, leader and
automatic reel; Jpunfl at camp near
Lostine. Ownor iny f ecover by
provlnf? property-irnd paying for
ad. Applj II. W. Swart, La Grande
8-17 tf.
LOST A bunch of keys. Finder will
be rewarded hyVreturning to 001
Main street. U -10-5t
Sundav Morning Observer
An Independent Ne-WHpapor
Published Daily and Weekly at La
'Jrande, Oregon, by La Grande Even
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Oregon, as Second Class Mail Matter,
Address all Communications to
The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street.
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-41; Farmers Co-operative Phone,
Main 111.
CONTRACTORS
W. C. HANSEN, Contractor Brick
B'ick, stone, concrete and file
construction a specialty. 1307
4th St. 7-9to8-D
J. H. MILLEK -Arcnitect, room 17,
New Foley Bldg. Phone Red 1871.
! Fraternal Directory.
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B. P. O. E. ELKS, La Grande Lodge
No. 433. Lodge meets each Thjrs
day evening at 8 o'clock. Home
and club privileges cheerfully ex
tended to all Brother Elks.
COLON R. EBERHARD,
Exalted Ruler.
A. B. CHERRY, Secretary.
V"OODMEN OF THE WORLD La
Grande Camp No. 169 meeta every
first and third Monday at Eaglea
Hall. All visiting neighbors wel
come. Dues payable at the office
of the clerk. New Foley Bldg., I
a m., to 6 p. m.
. J. LILLY, C. C. '
R. J. KITCHEN. Clara
jodirw nooDMrN or aibekica
La Grand Cami No. 7703 nioeaj
thtt first and third Tauradaf
'aveqlsgs of each month la the
tf t. laU, Vlaltlas) MUUtorw
welosata.
. J? I. CHARS'!, V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCH, Clark
flEBERAHS Crytl
meets every Tupsda eVealDl 10 the
I. O. O. t. Wall. Alt vlaVtlaa .
bn
j to rtM.
' N. G. -OLIVE 8TANSFIELD.
Sec'y VIOL C. BENHAI.o
OOOooll, fV !4?,0meets theoeeoond
if)l fourth flotMay gvenlng at 8
o'clock at Emilft balL Visiting
mouthers are velcoree. 0
ABE HAiyilS, inu'l. Bee.
J. L FITZGERALD. Prua.
10YAL NEIGHBORS Ifta Cftut
meeta eveiy second Friday at'er
noon and every fourth Friday even
ing, wit tuonth In K. P. ball. All
visiting members cordially welconl
LOUISE LANDRUM, Oravle
MARY K. WEST, Recorder.
F. O. EAGLES', AERIE NO. 259.
Meet every Friday night, at Eagles
Halt Visiting members welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
A. J. LAKM, Sec.
O. H. 8. Hope Chapter No. IS, O. B
8. holds stated communications tht
aecond and fourth Wednesday of
each month. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
FLORENCE BACON, W. M
MARY A WARN1CK, Sec.
L. O. O. M. La dranae Lodge No.
850, Loyal Order of Moose bold!
regular meetlnga every Wednesdai
night at 8 p. m. In Eagle hall next
to EIHs' Bldg. on Washington Ave
Visltota always welcome. Dues pay
able at Young's Sweets.
FRED SMITH, Die.
HARRY 8WART, Sec
a. F. ft A. M. La Grande Lodge No.
41, A. F. ft A. M. holds regular
meetings first and third Saturday
at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to
all Masons.
C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M.
A, C. WILLIAMS, Sec.
NOTIC E TO MACAIIL'KS.
La Grande Rcvlow No. 27, Wo
man's Benefit Association of the
Macabeea meet the first Thursday
afternoon and 2:30 and t lie third
Wednesday evening nt 7:30 of each
month at the K. of P. Hull. Visitors
cordially welcomed.
NORE MACKEY, Coin.
CORA KERR, It. K.
Father of the Typewriter.
Just WO years ago, Christopher La
tham Sholes, the "Puttier of the Type
writer," wns born in Pennsylvania.
While serving ns collector of customs.
he became Interested with two other
Inventors In the problem of making a
machine that would write letters and
words. A letter written on one of the
early machines attracted the attention
of n capitalist, who provided funds.
yiind. Mr. Sholrs continued Improving
the model until nt Inst the tlrst prac
tical typewriter was put . on the
market.
Calculating Feet In Knot.
The Ilrltlsh admiralty knot or nnu
tlcnl mile Is (l.oxo feet and the statute
knot 0.0S2.0O feet nnd Is generally re
gurded ns the standard. The number
of feet In a statute knot !; nnlved nt
as folio,". : The eiivuuitereiicc of tne
enrth Is divided into Htm degrees, each
degrees containing yiW knots or (3110 by
(HI) 21,01X1 knots to the circumference;
21,000 divided Into 1:U,!!.H.V1.-k), tlis
number of feet In the earth's circum
ference, gives O.OS'J.OO feet,' the length
of the statute knot.
Spiders ana oold.
One of the many quaint snperatl-
tlons of the sixteenth century was that
"Spiders be true signs of great stores
of gold." The saying arose in this
way : "When a passage to Cuthuy (the
China of today) was being sought by
the Northwest, a mini brought home a
stone which wns pronounced to be
gold, and caused such a ferment that
several vessels were fitted out for the
express purpose of collecting gold.
I'rnblsher, lu lo77. found In one of the
Islands on which he landed, similar
stones, nnd an enormous number of
spiders."
Unladylike Behavior.' .
Bernlce wns In the? Imliil of calling
her fnther 'on the rvh iihiiiie. ' on one
particular occasion she had lifted up
the receiver nnd had asked for the
number wanted. Alter -.Milting about
u minute the operator told her to hung
up becnuse the line wns busy. After
she hung up she exclaimed to her
mother, standing close by: "Oh,
innminn. the hnly chased me off the
phone."
Wanted One of Them.
Edith, three, was watching a circus
parade. She stood In specchlcs
nmnzouicnt till Hie camels cnine lu
view, their riders swaying hizlly, then
turning to her mothor slie cried: "oh
mother, buy me a fcc'iilngrluiir cow;
please buy me n rocklngchalr cow."
What More Could Sna Want? j
"I don't K'llcro you love inc." pout. '
cd tlio pretty mnldi-n. "I iintlciiatd !
tftht rcumrli." cor.inifntcil the method.
leal youth, ns he renched Into n puck-
et. "Ht-rc li nn iitlld;ift. duly jworn
to, which deposes tlmt I do love you." j
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Freedom.
Freedom mny conn quickly In rohes
of pence, or nfter hkch of conMiet and
war; but come It will, ami idilde It.
Hill, so Uinir k Hie prlneliiles hy which
It was nequired ore held Hucrfd. Ed j
srd Kverett,
Caunting the Coat. '.. .
Prospective Hrl'li-r..m (In ofnrril
ra shop) Thee prices cfiuiko ma
ive up ufl thiruirhts of 'nirrliiire I
no rwllzo it'll he clienfc-r to let he?
,'ie tne, fir hreurhof promve. Lco-
n 0!"D.
o
oney NfiViEverythmfl.
h. Jin' to limire evervtlia)ir otition a I
doHsr i' c.,n hjisls ijH dangerou0
ktnitneaa. Iee:-.nse ihere'
tin.
1.-.1ICLTWI !
njthinrs wor-
-V ior, all
uiorc n
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mom 9.-
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Do Authoo EnJiQ1 WrlVngT
In an odltorial on the liiiai.Oial re
wards of the late Amelia E. Uarr ?lio
V..- V..Hb W... I.I o.,d .1.... 1
New V.rk World is forth that sluer
love of0 writing always product the
lies rfsults. "e ohjivt. says the
Sun. "A cnnviisi of wrlA-nt who
lutileve the best ritutts. our gutss Is,
wiiulil show (hut nlue-tt nths of, thi in
don't love to write. TbeA Is u g,XHl
4leul of Tiuuk ubout It. and It is hard
ti get honest uimuers; many wrifens
are ufruld to say they dou'f enjoy t!io
writing Job,"
Anyway, He Found It.
it was on October 12 I happened to
meet my neighbor's little gtrl on the
street during school hours. I nsked
her how It happened that she was not
at school, ami she looked ut me with
some surprise and nusWered : "Why,
don't you know, It's Columbus day to
day?'' Then, with seeming pity for
me In my Ignorance, she added : "Co
lumbus discovered America. It wus
Inst year, I think." Chicago Ifcihune.
Golden Moment Is Now.
Shake a barrel of tipples utul the
sound 0110.1 will como to the top. And
In this grei.t Industrial shake-up the
man of right lieurt and keen mind will
find his i-hauce. He who hits not sue-
deil ns well as he would have liked
has now less cause or time than ever
for the cavil of discontent or resist
ance to the advance of Industrial pence
ami progress. N'ow Is his gohlcu mo
ment to apply heart and brain and
muscle to the best opportunity at band.
('buries Grant Miller, In the Christian
Herald.
$ Arena
m
. the advisability
of maintaining a
banking connection
is not a disputed
question.
To insure safety
and convenience in
financial affaire,
and establish credit,
it is undeniably es
sential. ..:.''
The matter for
careful considera
tion is: "Wliii'h
bank offers the
most reliable
sei'Vice?"
Thisnst itutioil
exemplifying
strength nnd o
broad policy wliich
includes eVery con
sistent a:c(iimo(la
tion especifriljV
invites commercial
accounis.
United States
National
Bank
La Grande, Ore.
A WANT AD will do ft
In . cf,:
S Business
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PUT AN END TO THAT HEADACHE. .
CONSERVE YOUR ENERGY
by Having your eyes correctly fif ted with flliisfPCe Our rifiiipineiit ,
iH'tjii' most MiMcrn afid up-tp-dato. Wo uaranU'Co all oiii work?
JVc a re .equipped with a Vortex Ref faction Case to correctly fit yeii
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Fine Old Hen.
Lord Fisher tells of this blunt hut
?aiuu6": - i' plimenl pnA le
I . . 000 . .
his coun
try by in Aiii.-il. iui ndiiilm" It was
at a dinner, l-'l-dicr bad made n
speech lu whlOi be sabl .P.me nice
tllih? IllHtllt Alllerti-il.illil at the con
elision of It tie gilmirul arose iiiul
reclprocatisl lo saying: "It wns u
tine old hen Hint hiiti-hcd the Ameri
can eagle." Boston Transcript
Merely Nominal Right
Tlae fnsMloni of the clly of I.oiolon
carries with II. nominally, at any rate,
the right to keep plgsln the parish of
St. Jiimes, Piccadilly. Hut eveu were
any one disposed 10 uviill himself Bof
fhls llbiwty, and If the sanitary ini'hor
Itles failed to ohjc. hind Ui that part
of London Is somewhat too costly fey
protltublo plii furuilng.
How Character Is Revealed.
The little things that ve do without
thinking are the things that tell what
we really are. We may desire. to pos
sess 11 character that we have not yet
attained, or we may pone for the kind
of person we atv not, but our unguard
ed movements betray us. What we are
speaks more loudly than what wo
say.
Wanted Pressure Reduced.
Itobhy was playing in the yard nnd
nnd cut himself badly with a pJece of
tin. Running In to inolher he cried:
Tleiise, 'mother, tura oft the blood,
quick I"
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WANTED
Clean Cotton lvngs Suitable to "Wipe Mat-liincry,
3 cents a pound
La Grande EveningObserver
aaa1tatssllaatasss1t
HARRIS fURNITURE CO.
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NEW AND $EC0ND HAND
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Furniture, Carpets,
Rug's, Etc.
"GOOD FURNITURE F0R-LESS"
m FIR STREET riTONE RED 3171
'rfrirrTrf"fi rrfrffifrr-rrrTinijij
OPEN DAY
J. C. HENRY
Residence Undertaking Parlor
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED
y EMBALMER
Phone Call Main C2 Day and Night
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DEPENDABLE COAL
KEMMERER, ROCK SPRINGS
Wyoming Coal.
Also
J.
UTAH COALS.
riione Orders, Main 733-
Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
ig GLASSES
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Childre'tte '
"Ailments pl'
TVS0RDER3 f tho stomach and constipation are
SJ the most comnon diseases oC children, To
correct them yoAwill fin&pothing tetter than
Char.ibcr!fthi'sTale.U One tablet at bed time will
do the work and wljl jnake your child bright and
cheerful the following morning. Do not punish
your children by giving thxn caster pil. Chamber
lain's Tablets are better and more, pleasant tq take.
Who Claimed the Flowers?
The minister who made the follow
ing announcement seems to have been
prepared for untoward rvsults from
his preaching. "Them are some flow
ers liens" he said, "for (hone who lire
sick ut the close of this service."
Youth's C'oinpiuiion.
a want aii wot no n
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Doesn't Know It All.
It Is when the brand-new grntntnte
begins comparing notes with the men
who have been taking a 2.1 or 40-yenr
post-graduate course In the College of
Hard Knocks Hint he Is likely to be
told that there Is still something to
be done In the way of acquiring more,
wlsduui. Bostod Trauscrlpt '
rSS(iinitk" 18 superior to
any other front lace corset,
for without the VZsnZil&r
features no corset can, pos
sibly be just as good. It
contains th& master touch of
scientific construction.
You do nofc Bacfifice com
fort for style and you do not
sacrifice style for comfort
when you wear
mil
A' complete line always on.
hand, priced at $2.50 up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison,
Corsetier
Phone Red 3221 Res. 1703
Oak Street.
tffovAKT Corsets
& Front Lacod
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WHY LOOK OLDIX
THAX YOU ARE?
.It If astonishing: how many
'women through lack of ajlten
tion ara, wearing corsets tfiat
t'lve a more mature appear
ance to the figure than it
should have, and consequnt
fy they apper is b five or
ten years older than they are,
.
It b possible to readily Im
prove that condition if yon
will come to our co?et de
partment and get a trial fit
ting of the MOOART frotg
laced corset o
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