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S o g PAGE FOUR 3! GRANDE 03SER ' e o ' Si I i 1 t. I r ' .' o o' e ' 0 0 AK njnEPEOllKNT NEWSPAPER Piflillshsd Dally and Weakly at l.a Grand, Oreiccn. by La grand Evening Observer ruhgsnina; iximpan;-. ( i i rn KnUrad at IS Poitofflc. at La Caande, Oregon, as Second Ciaat Mail MfttUr . e- 4. . Address all (mmun!atlona to i JHE OBrRVkiR, HlttAdama Ave., La Gran, tjr'gon. JVrorv tun rftllwriTTiPWriA f- PAPER bill rtiiL vw u i y v if. - 'S & On Ratlin Other Cltlea Orron Hotel Hews Stand, Pnftlarfd; Tmptrlai News " Siaud, Portland; Mullnotiian imutt " ""' "" .' . BUHHCRII'TION HATES f .'affsi'i Dally, pet month ...!....7rc Daily. per six monthi in advanca $4.8(1 Daily, put turns months $2.25 Diiily, single copy Ky Matl . Daily, per yanr In advance f-fl.00 Dully, three monlhs In advan!....ai w Dully, six months in advance....f3.(IO Daily, per month... ....Ml WeeLby Observf-Star, by riall, per year in advanc . - l.uu MEMBER. OF ASSOOIATED PRESS . Tfc. Associated Press is eeluivoly entitled to the. use for publication of alt news dispatches credited to It or not itncrw'so.crea.wu w mm f, . ih local news-published therein. AH ri(?hts of rc-,,ublicatlMi of special THE 'OFFICE CAT lly JUNIUH- dispatches here ar also rcrvcd, . LOmiYINU. T-oiilivin fiin ii(ivcr iK-ntopucd jillo'thci', itnd it is jV.t jicccKSjirilv (liinil)li! tliitt it s1i:utd I if. There is It'Rit inji'tc lohhyiiitf us well lis illegitimate, and .it Ik often lmivl I.. ti-M w here U draw (lit! line. UusiiifSH interests lmve-;i ritrhr, to nuiku their views known nt. VnsjiiiinH . hi- nt shti'o. eiinitols. when 'leu-jslativc iir iidininisfrati v . m'i inn is In liidinu- tlnit will niTeet them. Of The similar rij-'lit of public, iiitc'reKls and moral, intei'ests 4liere is no question. liobbviiiff Mm bo iroj)erlf objected to on t wo ijroimdn. First, if it. iiiniH at, .an il'lcit iin.l'tc object, sucii as. wi "steal" ml' a fi'iiiichiso or the iiainiity: oj'.a-ny nithor con- ubiiiilv counter to tlie iniJilic, wcH'are, it bas no CMMise- for c.'istaiice, For such iernicioiis ptiblicitv is t'lit' I ii -at I'eiucdy. Second, lobbying tor unobjectionable TiuKiHiso mat' be olij'ctiona1ile in method. It may brinjc pressure 'to bear in improper, ways of lleislators or other mil.ilie officials, or it mav make itse'lf a nuisance and wUhU' Hieir titiid'. I:t is ttiis matter of undcKirable niethod whicli has done most to arouse' the wrath of (Vmgrcss latefy. 1'irttinjjf lobbyists on record is a Rood idea, parlicu !nrly nn nKHVn tiie professional Hobbyists who represent nuy iHii'PiHi willing to pay t'hcin a fee. Jt is also a good idea to forbid the soliciting .or "buttonholing" of sen ators and 'preventatives, and to confine lobbyists' ac tivity so far as Missible to appearances before 'legislative esMumi'ttecK on invitation. J Jul: there will still be a great deal of lobbying, ho hutttcr what (longress inay do about it.- lienors can still be written and telegrams can be sent without anv such 'limita'l ion and thev will be. ,VUOA,.!IANNi:ri. She hoiilK her ue;e well l)oe.j J iun n ilfiij SqiiciTS, 'J'llf nciKhlioiN do tell Jjhc'B been thirty for year. A crusty old Iwhelur. In RHKinaw says that there uro one hundicil.Teus ns for divorce. One is niniriiii'; the other ninety-nine don't count. ' d?tDfi 7JJ SHOW CAL'SR In the -District Court of the LM'tei' Stutcs for the District of OrHton. In the iliitter of t)' La Grundi Luiulwr and Milling , a Coijor.i- tngi, Ilunkrut. 'i'o thc'reditoi-s of the above entit led Kxti: 9 You and en" of you aij' he'd y not ified that there will, lie a nun!in at I the office of (he iiiidi-rsitfrn-'-' Iteft ref in Jiunkriflitcy at La Uinnde. On.-ironJ i.--:.l.... iU.. ill. .1..., . 1'uUhiipv l .uii I iiuuy, iii'.i.'.jj w""i at the hour of ten o'clo.I; iism., .1. ..t ..n..;.iu..; ... iIm .-.f. lOI lllW put a ui i.-n.c....W" . .. ... il, T..l uri .11 L llllll ifcill3V liluiii u mi- . i tees by the United States NittiowU 'liuuJi. in, ri feuence to the cluim of the I'Jjustei.s aira'tiist said United States National tt.nik and you und each of you j uie hereby ordered to .-ii.ow cause, a'. J I'ut time and pliuu, if yoj have iiny, vbl litis cmuoini.-o offer eh'iuld not 'iv! aceeuti'il. and V.ou are further n il'-ficil tluit lliis mc.i'iirr is cii.'lcd Jf'ir the h-ansiu-tioo of 'iy jt.i.-r bu-i- tiit-H coni-erninif fluid Il.c kruiury that niiiy properly cnia hef. re tai.l me.-t- Dnted M fii: fiiande, lnn:on, Jan uary -a, IIUI. It. .1. G UK I.N, ee' in lanltrupt.'y. - l-.'llltl I " : a i 1 3 . .. : . . . iU .just xuays Morel mm u. NO CLIIIOSITV. To Attend the Greatest Sale in tha t . History of This S'tore . 1 OUR ' .TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL January CI earance Sal e .1 Tlin hist Kidney I'ill sold Is the Most women have a if rent dent of 'one we offer you ' IHlr. -You Van't i'UHJ.UT OPJNION' I MH3 VAILS. The wides)ircad protest against Ibe- enlarireinent of the llouso of Bepresentativesi which is ulreuily loo unite fr ffcctio legislation, has had its effti't. Without the protest voiced hy the liif majority of Aineri ran iwsm'I'k, CatiKi'eM would un Inulitt'dly have k"c ahead and mix ed ils mimiierH from 4.f, tn 4H.'t or more, in chunking the apportionment n the hanis uf -lust year's cens.iu. Most of the critics hud little h i) e ll H (Keir- ailvlrn wimkl lie heisleil. lliililtre shows , itself unUHUit ly tractable. If the nesl sesxioti, whose . emit ml will Im! practcally ihe same, I'iniUiiues to show similar ropeet-foi jiublic opinion, there should he real o.i'iitM'ss in yovei'mnentul efficiency and uutionuL reconstruction. The 'dcclAimi to stand pat on the luesi'ir) nHTuhernhip, while it Rives u few slates largea ' represeiitalioe in the Jfousv, lowers the represi'iitnliou u others that have not irained'ln pop ulation iuiten so rapidly. Thus stiuri will, lone two congressmen,, and ane will he lust hy IndilHla, tiwc, Kansas, Kenlurky, Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi, Nehrnska, Ithmle Island, and Vermont, ft should be (flat this slirinkaire entniis practical ly nu loss escept the loss of public jobs to "the few individuals who wiJI be iiuloniiitically wiped out of office hy the wiping out of their coi;ression al districts. The state nshi('d are, so widely scattered thai there win he no chur);e mf sectional ira paitisnti discrimimi tion0. Iverv one of tbeni will pre- u break in schooling which is unnec essary for the well, and it generally means also that the children get out into the streets and mingle, with less restriction thuu when in hjIiooI, Tho dangers of contagion may incrutise accordingly, in spite of the hygienic benefits of-open nil". o X-lA4 IT Bf-3 HMOKI')- One of Ihe jiroposed legislative measures resulting from the. recant fire in Washington which destroyed many priceless records 'is a hill intro duced by Senator Smool, of Utuli, , Which, if passed, will make it unlaw ful far any ersoii to smoke in any build in iv in the District of Columbia that Is owned by the government ami is usul hy any department of the gov ernment. It will lie interesting to e what, fate awaits the measure.' If the. act were passed and enforc ed strictly, it would prohibit the pres ident or any of his guests from smok ing in the White House. It would forbid the members of Congress to i smoke in the lobbies, halls or otiii-r Ipoilioir of the capitol itself, and put Jall the "other ' government hulldi'.nts t I ..t.... 1 1 ...l.i..M til-A ..n..n..:..ii...... evident' "i""-'i inni'i mm '""I""""" i 1 iinoiii ii co ly ine inn win oe gieauy modified or killed altogether. urio'sity," said the husband "I huven't u bit, replied his wife. ,. iSi?s II imiM aos n-) uop apjsiln aodiid ti jt)- ui n i Xi.w UiUX The fellow who thinks that the whole world is pgainst him never seems to realize that possibly the world doesn't even. know he is around. THR BAiKJA! SEKKF.II. (IllooBi'inglon. led. Star.) A man from (iosport culled" on Squire Ilurtsock yesterday and asked him what he would charge to perform n marriage ceremony. "The squire told him $1, and the mad said that he could get the match solemnized over at Quincy for fifty cents (50ci and get a .prayer thrown In. YEtt HIOHT. 'We heard a I.n Grnndo niinlstor say tho other day that if you put n barb ed wire fence on each side of it you couldn't keep some .men in' the- straight nnd nnrrow path. A CONFRSSION BY l!S, OURSELVES. In the first place, Mrs, Colyum had ortu known better than to nsk me to match that putticldcr shade of baby ribbon. "H ain't enough," I told her when I nrrove home n few evenings no with the .wrong kind. "It ain't enough, Mrs. Colyum, that I shctild toil six days a week as the Sanctum to earn a livelihood " "Whaswal?" Mrs.' CalyunV t)r6le' In. "What kind of a 'hood did you say?" "Livelihood, I repeater, wondering if 1 had used the wrong word. Hul the Little Colyum was sitting in the. middle of the' floor on the dictionary, I'liting her supper, we having sent her high- chair to bo fixed, where Mrs. Colyum hud pushed the bottom -nut of it -fixing up her window shades. So I let It go at that. "How d'ye spell it?" Mrs.- Colynni went on, and I could feel myself get ting hot under the foliar., "It don't make no difference ho-.v y' spell it," I Veplied back, "I eniyi il. an' that orta he enough." "Do you call the W.Rii you bi-unir home lusit Sattidy n livelihood ?". she kep. -on. "Well, I'ni willin' t' admit," said I, "that I don't get what I'm worth ati the Sanctum, hut "No, Junius," Mrs. Colyum said, nuiet-like, "if yon work us hard .it .lh Sanctum as you do ground home, you certainly oNiri'l' get what you're worth. If y' did, we'd all three he out t' the pore farm now." l-ys-tr hial It. . . The Last 10 Days are the Eiggest! !Much pf .the Merchandise at ' FAMIU OROQ STORK LA OSANOC.OSCQON. HALF PRICE! -10",; OFF ! 33 1-3 OFF! EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED You Save from 20. to 50 in Every Dept. The gas and eonl men's huighs this winter urn never mini' limit ' a few hours long. .-. .-Liberty lbinds are' rising no in valueor rather 'in piit-e, tor their real value has always been above ihe market quotations. The whole list su.niii.iy oe repiesen.e.i in ongress , ,,.,, $o ., llun,lm nr nnre as effectively as Ufot-c. In f..'t. there' ... ,' fi,.M ()f , v,.ir ,, S-niuy be i,rovemc.it, for with cu-' rliy.u sli,.,v .H-csioual check is still gi-fssnien less numerous the plain's, .. -., ,, ,,., ,.f ,i,,i ;,,.,' ,.,., been selling lately at uboul $88, and sfiouid become moru attractive, and ...-i.rt-1 iiii-ii nniiu.i. see inein. l.-,,,!..,, ,, ,,..,. tim Tin..-., u n Of Ihe hcM.fit to Congress "as a il;,lm, w,nl0- h,;kp lv,f "t.' r "'"',,U"'y ,".' '!: t h""ds f.ing to par with- serves, 'there is no question. It" would ,( r,.w w k ' rht rise is natural as the low have been b.Hi r still to cut down" the number instead uf merely keeping it the sum..; for (hv sake of the .better work.'tluil a smaller House rmi,l de. but the public ,is grateful foe half a loaf of buaiuess effii ietif yv In Wash ington.,, . ' OPFiX SCHOOLS AM) e, lvPIDKMK'S. , all prict's hnvc lir)n. Thru' sm.ril whirh, when rvriythinic U rosidfr- ii' p, ii rut it) way i huvr' liccn, thp lu'ts in tin world wmt tlmvn chiefly lor two rcns'iriH. here was tbo tm iu'sh luiiiiimn with iti rt'milin.r -Ixtflnt'si of mono? which lo.l jr nulnhors of thr hond-hniliMK to VrP tumping then iionri n the market to ohtnin ensh. Thrro win aliso thr (iu-l lliut m:itiv tit.u-La ,t.iP;.,M tl... f...- iL. - 1 l .. ' "" i..si.,Kj.ne .cnuois in iime ur-epi. ; boom period, paid dividends which Hemic is a well-establishsd .-u-;. no, made the inlerest on government ye thei-e are health Authorities who bunds unnitraetive in rnmparUnn oppose such actlo,,n the ... 1liM .Ttoth of these ,.,., are nu.v di-inp-K is hoth lnconvenient and Ineffertlv.; i faring. " Money is grewir.g "easier" n I'liWii ofpchecking the sp, d vilan,l indu'trfal MM ities are paving -in. i t i . , , , I' "o ,tliese, tufe and ssne govern. ,.,-,,,,0, nu'wa.e, .t.,kcai,,ni,-i.t se,uriti rise nccordimrlv. keeping the scLavIs open hut pirM.I-j ,-,..,. ,(rj,., .....Mi,,, t Ing f such me. ical m lion a- r,,ial cxpers. ,, t i,, of is-shalMnsw- lh,t ! rmdU.-m, of ev su,tt ,tj l,,,,,,,,. Kom , a7y n.ik th schooLthem jielil ncarlv II er .,!. an, d medicirl authti. w l,t ajase 'that looks much l gKt today ihsO ' w -.' p....ivi ticii". CO ,iI(1iiih f.-m moittaM nwrt q and Jrc,utions .,iioi far It i t I 9s - i o'r1 ! rf-c.aid tint ds:4yc.J is aTTcquatc there a liU"d,r hi lb:it l9h. ..,..)ck.,. mh. k-' ievs Our most important New resolution was - a rc'sohiiinn make, any. Yenr's not to WJIEUE DO Tlll-Y (' ET IT? (Kroi the Lake Counly Times) I'Oll SALE 01! TIIADE a big pay ing hotel and bonidioff: house; forty five roomers always full. The Excellence of MSa,aii '. "La Ca-mille" ia the highest perfection of the front liice corset, iasurhij? beautiful front figure lines as well afl tlie' graceful- back. "La Camille' Corsets are ' iiiaile in so many ' dil'lerent models that a very type of. fiRuve may be perfectly 'fitted, whether till 1, (short, - plump, ,'sleruler or up-' evenly proportioned. A complete line al . ways on hnnd. . Mrs. Robt. Pattison Coriet.le:- ' ir12 Fourth Street Phono BlncM 81 ' plumbing! Aiiy kind of plumbing and re pairing, at - reasonable prices, by - C DeKeyser - 181C Adams Ave. Phone B. 4051 OBSERVER ADVERTISING will brim mult. Wgl) LEARN TO DRAW ! a a r mi SNO US YOU NAME AND ADDRESS. WE WILL UAIL YOU OVB nXUSTaATEJ) AST BOOKLET AND TtUU WITHOUT ANY COST TO YOU. SCHOOL EHDOaSED BY TH LARGEST NCWWArtRS. EDITORS AND FAMOUS ARTISTS. CorresiKMidence Instruction and Local Claau COUMERCIAL ILLUfTRATTNC MAGAZINE AND CRAYON Ntw VriiS crnr "ptiaS? I' I -ii- siiiiiisiifr-1 lWiii.'g; I 1 i . pu ,.iu, uarj a jriMHalr TREAT YOURSELE With The Wonderful. Health Restorer Andre ws Variety Store Are you prepared for the .rold, wet sloppy . , weather we arc bound to lave during the coming weeks? , QfcT YOUR KEEPS Ilf HOSE iND UNDER WEAR WHILE THE CONSTRUCTION PRICES ABB THE LOWEST AH 'Ladies' and Children's Hoprery less 33' Men's Work? Sox, Roclcford, 2 pair :$5c Men's Fancy Blvk Sox, fair. If4... 23c Men Wqpl Sox, ' ...: ajf fo Si'c pair La8.es' Union'Suits ......03c tS3.95a Children's Union SuS33l. 98c & $2.43 MenVUnioii' Suits a $2.87 to $8.6 i iw;smr 1 it, , .UF . MT I lm 'fej '-n '. :'.'t'" 'I 'e-.--' 7.'. - LET KM You can have Bodily Vigor, Success -Attaining Energy. Attractive, Healthful Beauty All at-practically no cost The great benefits of the Violet Ray treatment! heretofore only procurable at big expense from physi cians and lieauly siwcinlista 'are now available, in vonr own home. Look over list of treatments below. Send for particulars. ,vt.jK' Ht'w YioletRay Benefit ii Painlesi ElectrkkT 3CIertrir.it v from" vour liuht socket is trunformodinto health and tjoauty-givinj; Violet Ray powerfully effective, yot Rcntlo, 8otliiiifc, perfectly nafe. Voltage is raised from ctrdiiutry lighting current to thousands of volt. giving treraen clous'penetrative force.The irre si?tihle, rentiU izing power of Renulife Vio let Rav are car ried at once to RENULIFE VIOLET RAY High FrcqiMBr Ghratn Science has modified eleiC tricity that the weakest may Btand its force without fear or pain. Every tissue and fibra ii saturated, patient experiencing only a sensation of relief,, aa u standing iu a rav o sunshine, Vlol.t Eh Kith A frt qu.ncy bad comparison witk old, crude, elee Irical battcrita , and shocking current. Every cycry nerve cell, fibre nnd part jar and shock is removed. The of body, lilood is enriched nnd eft'erts are marvelously rapid, punned by a flomloio::vTn, pv- . Jlclief can be given in one or in ouueu iiuitiv . on BKreiiiu. j more imatments. (Jlten cures Assimilntion nml (liimatinn iiii. T a 1:1 1 i.. .1.-1 .f ir f Imm; riMl Without obtitKm. rUT Ixv. "rtftft. explain mil Vtolrt IU)f Utvinrnu with R.nmif t.irn. prwtorv: kltw w ftill tMttlcuUfVM ti ti4piUcaUOii vr ltuiNrfirin t-rkV. , - . .f.cUl Nmi ..Neurit la Mini . OtMy 9 . fkilliBtt Hlr . .Pla In Atv. I..- " lmn atl "f m Cht 5 . Cohr . ti-ftljis ' f . t . Piw , lU.fiM- . . PyorrftM rh-Htit , Scan ,.Iatnil4 ad ThiI . 1 ithenrtl (Tjt ! . .iiMotnotof ,.5rrint . . Anmla . Aithmi , RthlnMi . Brain lAfMi-hitia ......a Nn out T- , . M riahttra In .(! . Vart anal 1a.. -'" NuaB..4aa)aV 9 proved functions restored to normal cxtju eupjv of fresh Uood -quickly bruuglit to area i.vaieu. reiiiov injt- conation ard supplying nmirisiiinent. Whtlo relitning pair.rf and aches, tin1 ttuillfest lln suits cf disor ders, it removes the deep-vatcI ntu-; romLini'4 the liehts of electricity, vitiration, exoreiij, stiiuuilution iitd 'ixi-latiun, HOWARD FREE DEMONSTRATIOK IN YOVR OWN HOME are areouiolished In lhnf. tlrnA. It is positi-q and certain in ao tion. If yuii value your la-alth, and want to keep or restore your goou loom ami gain vitality, ' throw away medicine' bot tles take uhia sensible, scien tific. Beam. Vi olet Rays work Lvery day s de withc nature. lay,jnak relief more difficult. Send for Baoklat, - . "Health "via Vlol.t Umy.". . RICHARDSOH Local distributor S s 1 1 aaqiufjl! tor tc hr.a mT kkfIUw waaw fw 1 Far rl tt. .ur w ,tz aua urxjao, i mm. UgtmtmmfmJ li. Gf3 0 . Mill S'hen the ).o'(5 (SPijIaied nn-. il-Ofif ) 9 9 C .:. i. .. . -,..i..r . r. . rri-i- vu' X off --a a t. a
