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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1905)
i! :i H 11 i I 01 l!: ; J- H 'J r it .1 i P ."'jEverytWng you i sgndayHinner Is'Awaiting Your Order at C RALSTON'S NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE ICoi. Fir and Jeffersun'8ts. OUU SPECIALTY Full Line "Perferred Stock" fJanred Goods. A. B. C. STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE 1851 LalGranie, Oregon. fT T slioW come to oar f Laundry X when in" IJ of X 1 XJUj smile WASHING m(WE DO 1 Hotel Sommer I WE CATER TO COMMERCIAL TRADE - - ROOMS WITH BATH sSTEAM HEAT All Modern Conveniences Best Dining Room Service in Eastern Uregon. Keep Cool If jou have no other way call on the LA GRANDE LIGHT AND POWER CO. and secure an Bates and all prices will be explained at the office MMIMMMMMtHttMMMIMMMIMM i Notary Public BARGAINS In Improved City Property in f uood Location- WM. GR AN T, A gen T ...MS.. MM. MM.,.. 0 fJJ KI.JLrU MEASURE Clain w c'djby the Cord 128 cubic feet to the cord. 16-inch dry chain wood 3 per cord. " This is cheaper than by the load. You pay lor what you get and get what you pay for. Phone s7i H. W. NIBLEY Tf""TT'ff tTf i rantwint lor that SHOES Good School Shoes a specialty anythin8 ,ron pleasant to clean linen our business IT RIGHT pi Electric Fan Insura IMMMSMMuL LA GRANDE AT WALLA WALLA It M th good lot tan of one of the editor of thl i MMt to lomnDu th La Grand Ulgh School track Utn to Walla Well, and witness the flsld ports on the Whitman field. - Vrfhll It li tra that tb La Grand team did not aaocofd in gaining many points aa regarde the event,, they did leoatt many pointers which will bo of rain fotbem in future meets Raymond MoKennon waa the only La Grander wbo saoceeded in gaining a plao on the field sport, and la therefore en titled to the honor of saving the day "or the La Urande team. He finished third In tbe two hundred and twenty yard dash, and thereby making the only point for the La Grande High School. This race waa won by Cox of Whitman, in twenty three m in a tea and two fifths seoonda. In the evening at the oratorical con test, Miss Naomi Williamson, of La Grande, waaawardei second plaoa. Thla ia no mean vlotory, when we take lnt consideration the fact that Miss Wllllamsod was in competition with some ten of tbe very best readers the Inland Empire oonld produce, The treatment accorded the visiting teams by the Whitman paplla and teachers, was all that oonld be desired. Nothing waa left undone which conld In any way make the stay of the visit ors more pleasant, and tbe La Urande visitors will certainly always have a warm place In their hearts for Whit man college. . ' A .a. Miuuuxine Daring the past few months there hi been more or leaa oomment regard ing tbe efficacy of the ass of antitoxins and, on Bsturdav by accident, we stepped Into the office of Drs. Blggere .fc Biggers, and. In mentioning the abject, Dr. G W liiggers stated that the mostdiffioult thing Jin regard to the adminlatering of thla well known remedy for diptheria is the mistaken notion the people have as to the delet erious effects of large. doses on the heart, and as a matter of fact,' the notion of antltoiine on the human sys tem, la any dose la absolutely inert, xoeptinglts power to neutralize or destroy tbe diphtheria toxines in the system and, aside from au occasional breaking ont of a rash (urticaria) which only manifests Itself after tbe the patient became convalescent, and lasts but a day or two, end Is of no significance. While in mild or ordin ary cases of diphtheria effecting the pharynx and tonsils only, doses are seldom required above from 3000 to COOO units. When the mnoons mem brane of the noss and larynx are in. rolved and the case becomes one of profound diphtherio intoxication, the doses must not be regulated by the number of units given , bat by the amount required to counteract the dlphterla poison; snd all the way from au,uuu to 30,000 units may be given at one dose with impunity and repeated if necessary. Small doses in grave cases are absolutely ageless. As well might we attempt to put ont a burning build ing with a bucket fall of water. In a recent ceae in this city, wherein my self aid Dr. Molitor were associsted, we gave 85,000 units within sixty hours in doses varying from 10 000 to 19,000 units and the patient showed great Im provement after each dose. Our auth orities teoord a case where a negro, who wss considered to be In the last stages, was revived and hia life saved after bavin been rinn 2!innnn nnii. tlven in doses up to 60,000 units with iu luuij nours. THfr NEW YORK EPIDEMIC Cerebro Spinal meningitis - Is very prevalent in New York City. Old school doctors hav confessed their in ability to core It, bat Osteopaths, when called in, are meeting with (good sacoess. They simply loosen up the spine and i amove all obstructions to perfect circulation ; 'and the serm of the disease oannot exist in tissue whiob ha a good supply of pare blood and Is perfectly drained. LUMBER -AT- WHOLESALE 18 USUALLY HIGIIKR Than Retail BUT WB WILL MARK THE RE TAIL PRICES UP SO YOU WILL ' Get the Benefit OF THE . ' Wholesale List STODDARD LUMBER CO. HELD TO ANSWER TO GRAND JURY By BorippsKews Association Chicago, May 15,-Charle J Casey, business sgent of the Carriage and Wagon Makers Union No. 5, charged with being accessory to the crime of mnrler In bringing about the 'slugg ing" of Charlea J Carlstrom, a non union wagon maker, waived exam In, tion before Justice Prlndiville todsy and waa held to tbe grand jury with out bail. The other union officers ar reeled with Casey In connection with the death of Carlstrom, George Miller, U J Newman, John Heideo and Frank ftovak, were also arraigned and held under heavy ball for a hearing on May 8Sth. Charles Gllhooley, Edward Peeley and Mark Looner. the sluggers, ar being held pending the ourooer-s inquest on the body of Carl strom. Gilhoolrr haa mada a at oonfeisloa Two More Cases Two more cases of dinhthi discovered In the Old Town this trorn lng. The cases are in the family of Mrs. If err, who resides on Fourth street. Mrs. Hsrr does the family washing for a certain family, but this morning she telephoned to the lady for wnom sbe waa to work, that aba nnnM not com on account of the Illness of one of tbe children. Tbe ladv asked Mrs. Uerr what the troubu mmmaA - - . ... . lltti on had a sore throat. This was enough for the lady to understand that it waa her duty to call the attention of the authorities to tbe case. 8he called up Marshal Ravbnrn wbo notified Dr Biobardaon, aud ths two of them went to the house and discovered two well developed cases of diphtheria, and Dr. Richardson instructed the Marshal to plao a green flag on tbe gat, and es tablish a rigid quarantine. The arttm era! publlo Is remluded that this is tasai weatuer to fnmigate, and that thoogh there Is no evidence of diph theria in your home, everyone shook! ose every means In their power to pre vent the disease from getting a foot hold Fnmigate, wbstber yon have th disease In the home or not. Mrs. Tom Laughlln, who haa been visiting at various points In California during the winter, returned borne yes terday morning. , THE NEW FURNITURE Our Car Has Arrived And we are able to eay that bet ter or more upto- date furniture was never seen in La Grande. We are troud of assortment and will consider it a real Dleasnra tn ahnn vrkl-t oil & - y vi mii our new arrivals. The car came through without a single break or scratch. This furniture was bought right and w are able to sell it at an extra low price and still make a ligitimate. Gall and see the beautiful dis play of fine furniture. You will not be urged to buy. E. G. ADCOOK Successor to E. Androsa. Andross Old stand Phone 9-1 Si 13! Not cheaper than the Si and lower priced asxl delivered free. Carried To New York ByScrlpp Nsw Association Ksnsss City Mo. Msy 16 Richard Croker Jr. arrived here today from Nswton Kansas with tbe body of his brother Herbert. wMon was taken to Nsw York. : While her, young Croker called at police headquarters. Jury Disagreed (By Borippa Nsw Association) ' Mankato Minn . May 15th Th Jory In t case of George Koch, charged with murdering Dr Lonia A Oebhart, at Nsw Ulm last November disagreed at noon today, and were dis charged. This Is the oond trial of the case, and third trial ia unlikely For the best and whitest bread use Jersey Cream Flour. ROF ESSIONAL CARDS PHYSICIANS DR. A. L RICHARDSON, Physician and Surgeon. Cfflosovsr Hill's Drag Store, -Office rhoaU6S RMldaePhoHl N. MOLITOR. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURCEQH- . Corner Adams avtaas and Depot 81. Offloe Phone XM , Reridene Phoa 681 VHTT t ton cvTtv sa PHYSICIAN ANDJ SURGEON Phone Til Lewis balldlnf , opposite Sommer Hmu ' omeeHoorSjlto 4,Tto( - BACON & HALL, ' 3 ICIAN3 AND SURGEONS Offloe la Foley bolldlDi, Phoa nL C. T. Boon, Bmldanoa Pbon liyi 1 , M. K. Hall, Resldeaec 2131 DfiS. BIGGERS & BIGGERS Physicians and Bargaon O W Bigger, M. D, Geo, U Blggtn, U. D Telephone ( OffloslUSl Resldeno 1881 . Qffloe Raltton Building over J. it. Berry's Store. Roldeno on Madhwn Ave, second door westoforiner retldenoe. Dr. G. W.Blggcrs LaQRANDK - OREGON " ProfeuiomU eall promptly attsaded to dayoraigbu DENTISTS UEAVIS BROS. DENTISTS. Offlo Sommer Building Offloe Phone H Bealdanoe Pbon 117 C. B. Cauthorn DENTIST Office Over Hill Drug. Btore La Grande, Oregoo R. l. LINCOLN DENTIST Op stain, Cor Adams aeau and Depot 8U Phonss-6 VETERINARY 8URQEON Dr. P A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON, Office at A T Hill's Drug Store La f sea le, Oregon Phone 1361 Residence phone 701 Farmers' line 68 DR." W. T. DJWNE3. VETERINARY STJRQKON AND DENTIST tve orders at Red Reitdence Cor Crow Drug store 6th and I t Thirty nvt year experience, beat of reference llfurulhed ATTORNEYS CPAWF0RD & CRAWFORD Attorneys-at-Law LA QRANDB, OREGON OQloe In Foley balldlng. J. W KNOWLES Attorney and Counsellor At Law Offlce in Ralaton Balldlng Phone 1M U Grande Or. H. T. WUUnms a. C. WUllams WILLIAMS BROS. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Offlo In BaJaloa Balldlng Phone iOjS U Grande, Or. iSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS MRS. II. W. LAUGHLIN, j I Teacher of vooal and piano I music : V Graduate of Chicago Musical College . Pbon 1976" 'ee CHAS. MELQL'IST, Proprkfor. j WINES, LIOUOIO I AND CIGAHS Finest collections of stuffed j animals on the TaciSo coast. Blue Front Saloon t ThOKSOM. Proprkto. ." PIKKBT . I WINES. LI0U0ES Imported and domestic CIGAIIS Hot or cold lunch all hours f Jefferwa Avcaae Opposite Depot IMIIIIIIIIIIMmuwtW Palace Saloon CHAS, ANDERSON. Prop. Z FINE . Vr'iN'ES, irQuOio AND CIGARS Always on hand Jenersoa Avenae liana i laaasjn Opposite Depot" e ev THE OXFORD P1R JOHN BlEVEItProp.. Coaiptete MMrtment or . WINES, LIQUORS ' AND CIGARS AUxed Drinks a Specialty Fir St THE LOUVRE CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop. - nN . . - WIIE5. LIQU0R5 t2 CIQiIRS Gentlemen always Welcome Fir Street Eagle Sa'on ULRICH LOTT1S. Ptop. : fin -' WINES. LIQUORS and CIGARS Lunches are our specialty .Jefferson Avenae, Opposite depot ,.: U. lomHii j.i.eoob, nor. FINE WIH L5 2LIQU0RJ And the bet branrts oi CIQ1H5 Aiway on hand Mixed drinks a sueelsltT Ak .ni 0 seeiryoa don't get It. This la a gen- ! tlemen'a resort and will be ru as snob Tom Fleming BLACKSMITH Horseshoin and Wajonwcrk North Fir Street mMiiiiiimiiiniM4 "I Thank The Lordl" cried Hannh Plant, of Little Book Ark., "lor tbe relief I got (ram Back leu' Arnica ftalv it mih m. fal "nn'DK orea, which nothina else would hear, and from which I had mf. fered for 5 years." It Is a roarveluoa DMler for enta. hnrni inil mmlI BKUNSW Guaranteed at Newlln Drag Co; 23o. A.US A . 1 t , i 11 r w it: 11
