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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1905)
' St f ; l-a Grande Evening Observer 5 ' tEY iJROa, Editor A Pr pa Entered at the Pott Offloa at La Grande, Oregon, a Becond Claae Mail Matter. Published daily except Sunday One year in adrance 16 50 Biz months in advance .... S 60 Per month. . ....... . . .". . ..65c Single copy ..,5c All 5 cut Not Wednesday. June 20.1905. the .... ADVEBTIdlNO HATES Dlaplay A1 relet fttrnlahed epos application lineal readme Dailcee lOe per llo. flrat ' naar lion, yt w tie eur eaek eotweqaeot Idmt- Uoe. - ReootnUoDaofeondoleBee, jejerlliMi -Card oHhaeka, taper Use. ' Uncle Sam would take plea sure in putting the republic of Norway on his calling list. ' There will be a very large attendance at the fair the next few days by those who are in terested in Good Roads. ' The companies of the eighth regiment U 8 Cavalry, under command of Col. Kingslmty left fort Sill Oklahoma tit tl.e Philippines Islands last Satur i f. : .. - : it It is a big jn tap, not slump, that has followed the worldV fair in St Louis. Globe Demo crat. A similar condition will no doubt follow at Portlaud. i , : In thelloupe of Representa tives the democratic party will not have a single member from the vast district west of the Missouri . ri ver . a nd ; north of Texas. i I m an sec an The National Good Roads convention to meet in Portland Juue 21 to 24 promises to be one of the greatest features of the fair and one of the most beneficial to the state. Oregon's good roads interests should be well represented. V. It is estimated that 30,000 families in New York have closed their houses and estab lished themselves iu suburban homes for the summer. Those people would make a pretty good sised city if they were all gathered together iu one place, and yet they will not be missed from the streets of the metro polis. Boards placed in win dows will be all that will re mind city dwellers that any body has sought fresh air in " the country. ' i s Though Secretary Hay does not propose to do aiuch work this summer, he has already been at his desk in Washington and has no doubt gone through the important questions pend ing there, lit ts said to be in very good he. Mi. h'lt the Euro pean phjtitiaus whom he con sulted insisted that lie take a long rest, and he proposes to do so. That ie right. The coun try can well afford te permit him to rest so that he may be at his best when some especially important question comes for ward demanding his personal I attention. Ex. PurcBred Poultiy Parties desiring pure bred poultry can secure eggs from the following well known breeds at $1 per settiug vt fifteen,. Bar Ply uiolb Km,' White Wyn dott, Single Comb Brown Leghorn, and Silver Laced Wyddott EL I B A! R. Island Citv Oregon At Bringeport Conn., a ves sel ij being built on a new model and ith improved engines with the view of making her the fastest craft ever launched, the builders expecting her to attain a speed of 45 knots. If they can turn out a boat of that kind they will make the torpedo boats of the navies of the" world4' look like terrapins. The threatened rupture, be tween Germany and. France f eems iu a fair way to be avert ed by the exercise of herculean selfcobtrol on both sides. Em peror' vVilliam is playing his great diplomatio game for com mercial concessions in Morocco with a strong hand, but there is! no reason to believe that he is looking . for trouble. France and Qermany have shown that they realize the desirability or peace, and the rest of the world will actively assist them to keep it. ' I are THE PROPER PLACE To brine your iJv friend or your wife and familv to secure the best refreshments is , . . .... SELDER'S. CANDY STORE J The best candy . The beEt Ice Cream ' . ' j The beat qupped candy .tore The best Soda Fountain in Eastern Oregon GIFFIN HOGAN UNDERTAKERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS The only Exclusive Undertaking Parlors in La Grande, i Scientific Embalming Licensed in Oregon and Montana. Experienced Lady Assistant Our office b always open Phone 1751 Office in Lewis Building, opposite Sominer House ; Oregon UKI'AUT Time Pohrtlul LA liRAMUK. OK FROM No i;sOp m No 6 Mall Lake. Dentr. X Nol A) an No 5 worm, omaba, Kan ana City. Bt. Uuia. Clii- fct a. m. nagoeud Keak Portland, rial Urn Pm. tllotoa. Walla Walla. Net IMam fcSOei fax. Mimoow, Spokane, and puiuta crat . and urlh viadpokace I'ortlaed. Dallee, Pen- tleloo, UmaUlla. Wal UU. LewUloo, Col ft i, ..iw, Wei lace, Ur rinokan aud other WO 5 M p. ni Mo (:S0e twin la eaat and Burtti la ryoaaa. (aland City. Allot. Iro- illf ex cept uedT cliaaa bler aud i Ifio. too He liuna at klm w til Boll ta-.c lot point la Vk at owe. (Jran Mteanicfe taween fortland aid Haa PTneieoo every kv. !. 1 a v . ,'... ' v Ill HOil Vc arc building on a permanent foundation, and nothing is too good for us. Ouivstrorig linGii the Adler, Bros.1 Co., Rochester, made ready-to-wear. Jhc5C arc, clothes that arc honest inside as well as attractive outside. If you buy, and it proves tojothejiyie, your money back without a word. Better satisfaction at $20 to $25 than can be secured in any other ready made; as complete satisfaction as cpn be secured in first-class made-to-measure to all who maHe a trial of L. A., B. a Co., clothes, and we stand ready to redeem that promise to the letter. You always Aveiome to drop . ? i Ja. - JLZfT .'..'xTT I . . M isiL-aifa mun - ,.' The iTNTI." SPE.CIAJ., PRICES QN FINE COLORED WASH FABRICS JULY PRICES IN JUNE Pongee Suitings " Pongee Brilliants Jacquard Swiss Lawns and Dimities Lawns and Dimities These radical reductions will create a lively interest in thin wash Fabrics, their spring purchases to come in early. ARE B in. HERE'S THE VERY SHOE YOU'VE, BEEN " 1 LOOKING FOR Cut from the softest, most flexible of fine calf skin -with a smooth, tough lining, a sole that is made to stand trouble, and' just the right amount of style. It's one of the most popular , of , KEITH'S KONQUEROR family- and if you had your shoemaker turn out such a shoe, he'd tax you not less than $8.00 $3.50 to $5.00 Gordon $3.00 Hat for Men's Fancy Hosiery ; . ; . J Owing to the unseasonable weather this spring we decided to make 50c a yard for regular 75c and 35c qualities 50c " " 75c " 85c 20?, " " 35c 15c I2 2c 25c 20c 44 mm m a $2.00 reduced from 75c to 50c 44 44 44 (4 44 so it behooves all who have delayed a