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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1905)
( he 3 Hote Sommer THEJOTEL pQMMER uO,'- Iiefte; WE CATER TO COMMERCIAL TRADE ; ROOMS WITH BATH ' SSTEAM HEATS rJ , All Modem Conveniences p Best Dining Room Service in. Eastern - Oregon. J. P. DOKPAN, jl . Secretary. A. L. MORRIS; : Trei. and Manager. gift a Grande Evening Observer IET HR08., Editors Pr p Entered at the Post Office at La Uraode, Oregon, as Beoond Class wall Matter. Published daily except Sunday One year in advance .... . . $8 50 six months in advance. . . .3 50 Pei month , ....65c Single copy ,6c WHEAT UNSOLD Don't be Selfish TheU 8 Crop Reporter for Janaary 1805 gives the amount of wheat iu stock at sixty two principle points of accumulation east of the Rocky Mountains, and stocks in Manitoba elevators and afloat ou lakes atid canals, on January 1st. 1905 at 51,241,- 000 buobels than were reported an 1st 1904 and 19,528,000 bushels less than the supply at the same places Jan - 1st lOOtf, and 28,024,000 bushels Jess than uo vistuio nuiuuui ai iuo same places Jan 1st 1900. - On the Pacific, , Coast, there T.n 1.f 1 1 mr nn 8hare your money with us and we will give you the danitiest confections in return f It'a bard to sell you uandies on paper; but you ome here and see the assort-' mentwe offer, and the candies will sell themselves. Loy's Gandy Parlors, The Finest Place in Eastern Oregon. Lath, Shingles, Doors, pi ibetsn, coxes i all kinds of Mill WorK LUMBER YARD J Headquirters for i m m si i m BUILDING PAPER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIAL !;jv'v'!l " Measure ments on the Business , on the 1 pure of tf,:jry"i Rnainena 11 If STODDARD LUMBER CO. mm LA GRANDE, OREGON. . 8 i Grande Light aud Po war Co. That on and after January 1st we will install a day circuit in this city and take thia means of notifying our' Eatrons. Any ohange to be made in lights which can not e turned off during the day should be arranged as soon as possible. Those desiring power oan confer with us at any time regarding prices of motors, rates, etc. We have motors priced as follows, f. o. b. San Francisco. 6h.p. ..; $19200 i h. P hp 1 hp 2 hp 3 hp ........$ 3775;. 44 50 95 50 104 15 128 85 10 hp 15 hp 20 hp 30 hp 279 75 367 70 452 60 555 65 i u a ti M M II To this price must be added freight from San Francisco to La Grande. ,... v . , , : Shipping weights 120 lbs i hp single phase 155 lbs i bp 242 lbs 1 hp 84ilba 2 hp. 425 lbs 3 hp 5 hp M form K 810 lbs form L form K - 950 lb i form L form K 1175 lbs form L form K 1430 lbs form L form K 2315 lbs form L form K 2980 lbs form L i hp 3 phase t hp lhp 2 hp 8 hp ' - b 5 hp f; 10 up 15 hp? 20 hp 80 hp ; For information call at offics) ot it i ii II 41 225 lbs 270 lbs 275 lbs SSOlbsr. 465 lbs 680 lbs 67Q lbs 820 lbs 1075 lbs, 1350 lbs 2300 lbs, 2810 lbs !. J LA GRANDE LIGHT AND POWER CO. lone v u stock, 3,458,000 bushels which is less by 6,564,000 ' bushels i han' , in 1900, , an d 769,000 budhels more than the amount reported by the same paper for Jan 1st. 1904. . The O R & N company stands ready to run excursion trains to the cities of the Inland Empire during the , Lewis & Clark fair. "Pendleton Day,'? "Walla Walla Day," "Baker City Day" and "La Grande Day" may all be enjoyed by these cities and thousands of visitors . , .brought out from Portland to visit the natives of Eastern Oregon in their wilds. A- word from the Commercial association will fix the date and place the event on the calendar of exposition feat ures. A holiday should he de clared in the towns to be visited on the date .of the excursion. Picnics should be .arranged, parades , organized and" every effort made to entertain and in struct the visitors in the most royal manner. In this way, only, can the Easterner and the Westerner be made to know each other. Eaet Oregonian ' ' It is only about six weeks un til city election' but so far very little lias been said with refer ence to the occasion which has in the past furnished sbme very strenuous times. There will be a mayor, marshall, recorder and three councilman to elect. The retiring officers unless re-elected w - (- will he mayor Slater, marshall LA. GRANDE MARBLE WORKS E. C. DAVIS, Proprietor, Gotnplote assortment of fin est marble and granit always on hand. Estimates cheerfully furnished upon applicati u. Headstones and Monuments A Specialty Raybnrn and recorder Newlin councilman Kennedy of the 1st, Gardinier of the 2nd and Reavis of the 3rd wards. The present members have had a busy year, aside from their other duties the building of the city hall re quirsd no small degree of their attention and the' taxpayers of this city certainly got their moneys worth in that building and the entire county is pro of the acheivement. The politician who attempts to deprive the common people of the.priviledges of the imative and referendum law of this state will doubtless be deprived of the priviledge of ever again secur ing a seat in the legislature and he should. An occasional mis take may be made under this law the, same as any other but the maspea are eager to right a wrong and this can not always be said, of the old way of doing business. It was a forward step and should never be retracted. HAT - Each and Every Hat now in stock at just Half Price Come in and Secure a Genuine Bargain Tbe- legislator who keeps his ear to the ground iu order to catch the first rumble of th approaohing storm' of public opinion will wisely liue up with the forces against a constitution- al convention. While there are possibly a few changes that could be made far the better such an undertaking is fraught with many dangers. The present few errors can easily be amended and brought up to date.' The original constitution of this state has stood the test of time in a remarkable degree and all attempts at a change should be pproached with fear and trem- beling. Perfumes, Toilet Soaps and Powders Switches, Pompadours and Bangs Novctties Ribbons, and Handkerchiefs MRS. J. R. FORREST, Milliner ; Water Consumers In Bead Ibe -Daily Observer Notiit hereby gWen to all conaum era of city water who are In arreere their rental that unleaa all delluqalno ee are paid to the City Recorder bj three o'olook Tueadar. Janaarv 1W, the water will t toroed loft, of tne premlaea ol eaoh of such parties In arrears until payment la made of amoanl due with one dollar In addition tor me expense of lamina water off and on, in accordance wlte See 28, Ord HO. ZJS. Owing to the repairing of the fie cordere offioe the Reocrdar nan found at Newlin Drat Co., where dt mente are to be made from 9 to 11:3 o'clocK4i in., and 1 to S o'clock n r from 36th to Slat laclasive ol Janaary 1905. ; L RICHARDSON, Chairman, GE FOWLER, S A QARDEN1ER, be "1 waa rnuoh afljtal with aoiatoal 1 writes Ed O Nad. Iowavllle Seduwiok ' Co Kan, "going" about on cratch and auffering.a deal of pain. 1 was induced to try Ballard's Snow Liniment used three 5Jo bottles. It la tha greatest liniment 1 eer need, have leoommended It to a number of all espreaa themselrea as being bene nted by it, I now walk without crotch ea, able to pefrorm a great deal of ight labor on the tarda." Newlin Drag Co, Chamberlain's Couth Remcdv the Best Made 'in. Lmy opinion Chamberlain'a UooghHemedy ie tbe beat made for cold," aaye Mrs. Cora Walker of PortorvUle. California. There la no doabtaboat ita being the . beat. No other will care a cold ao quickly. No other ia ao core a preventatlTe of pneu monia. No other la ao nleaaant and aafe to take. Ttiere are aoud roaaona why It should be preferred to any other. The fact ia that few Deo Die are aatiafled with any other after havinu once oaed una reaiedy. cor aale by Newlin Drag Co. Cured His Mother of Rheumatism "My mother baa been a Batterer .(or many yrare from rheumatism," Mya W U Uoword ol lluabaud, fennaylva nla. "At limea aoe wua nnable to move at all, whlla at times walking wa painful. 1 presented her with a bottle; ol Chamberlain'a Pal a Balm and after a few application she deold edjt waa the modt wonderaul pain re liefer ahe bail ;ever tried, in tact, ah la never without it now and ia at all time able to walk. An occasional ap ¬ plication of Pain Bairn keep away the pain that ahe waa formerly troubled with., . For aale by Newlin Drug Co. GIFFIN & HOGAN LTNDERTAKERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Scientific Embalming. Licensed Oregon and Montana Experienced Lady Assistant in attendance The only Exclusive Undertaking Parlors in La Grande. Our office is always open Phone 1761 ':. ' . Office in Lewis Building, opposite Sommer House 1 ... rnit"i'iiTriMiiB-flTffii WHEN YOUR. MEAT COMES home from oar pi aoe joa know 'At is going to b good. , You can order from O and get Just a good meat aa it you elected it yourself,. We don't have any.trouble in pioking it oat for you. For we keep only ONE KIND That' the very beat. If easy to pick oai gooa meat wnen thero ia no other kind la the atore. So eend along year order. It will be filled promptly and to your atlr satisfaction. Bock & Thomas REDUCTION SALE We. have made np our mind to tell every roll of Wall Paper bi earZ tore before the next spring itocK arrive, and in order to insure a (O complde cltan-up we have cut the price regardless of former price ) Wall Paper from 5 cents up I W Want to clear the house before March 1st as we expect a carload 0 (p ' of W (II Waper to a arrive on that date. We have more Wail Paper Q now on hand than all the other paper houses In the county. There J 6) fore you will have a greater variety to select from. Our present stack b complete, ) Stackland &, McLachlen I PAINTS. 01bS AND GLASS q an on a c 2 Farmers arid Traders a a Q a a a a . National Bank, LAGRANDEi OREGON Capital Stock fully patd N- $ 60,009 Surplufund . ....... 13,000 Liability of Shareholders 60,000 Responsibility . . ... 133,000 - We ?do a general banking and exchange business. iVrafts'bought and sold on eartern and foreign banks. JOSEPH PALMER, President ?3 n ? a n a a n a ; a a a d ri ti pven indxperienced buyers canuot make a mistake when they order our La Grande Creamery Butter It is always pure, delicious and pleasing; will add a relish to any well., cooked meaL b Grande Creamery Co Water Committee iTT