La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 12, 1905, Image 2

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    I I CFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS
DR. A. L RICHARDSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
, fflceor. Hill's Drog Store.
Off rhonc Black 1(62 Bee Main Phone M
N. MOLITOR M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Corner Adam avenue mil Depot HU
timet Main Heeldenee Main (B
La Grande Evening Observer
Currey Bros., Ed's and Prop.
SIDEWALKS NEEDED
Published daily except Sunday
Tuesday, Sept 12, 1905.
Entered at tha Post Office at La
Urafide, Oregon, aa Second Cli
ail Matter.
WILLARD SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Profit' Mala TI . .
liwlalillllDf,oppuiltf Hommer Hoe
OrBoe Hoot, I la 4, 1 lo I
.One year in advance 1650
Six months in advance. . . .3 60
Per month 65c
Single copy..,, 5c
BACON & HALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Oflloe IB Foley building, Mala It.
C. T. Bacon, Keaideoce Mala 18
At. K. Hail Reeidine Maiitl
DkS. BIGGEKS & BIOGERS
Puylcian aud Surgeon
O W Bigger, M. I. Ueo, L. Bigger. M. O
Telephones
Offloe Black 1J21 Ilesldene Main SO
OrCoe Katatou Building over J. M. Berry's
tot, lusldene oa Madtaon AVa, second
door weetof 'onner residence. Dr. U. W.rilggtre
LaUKANUK - OKBJON
Profuawnal ealla promptly attended to
day or night.
DENTISTS
REAVIS BROS.
4.J A. .
OAee Hommer Building
Offlaa lltack 61 Kealdane Black 1111
.,.' ADVEKTIH1NO KATEM
IMapluy Ad mlea furnished apnn application
lxxl rending notice 10c per Una Aral n
lion, jc per tine for ML'haubHqnanl Inaer-
lion. . ,
Reolullouofconi1olnee,5Cterllne.
Card ot thank, 6c per Una.
WILL COST JAPAN
C. ECauthorn
DENTIST
Office) Ovr Hilt DrugStorai
La Grande, Oregon
R. l. LINCOLN
DENTIST
Up autre, Coi Adauia avenue and Depot HU
fnoue Rid IIM
VETERINARY .SURGEON
Dr. V A CHARLTON
VKTEKINAUY 8UHQEON,
Ottice at A T Hill's Drug Store
l.u lrirl Itrno-iin Phone l.'tBI
Keaidence phone red 701
Farmers' line 58
DK. W. T. DJWNE3.
VETERINARY SURGEON AND
, DEMTIST
iMVaordne al Ked
Croaalxug ature
Healdeuce Cor
6tn and 1 at
TUIity Bv. yeara eaiiurluuc, beat of refureuci
furulvlietl
ATTORNEYS
tkAWr0rU.& CKAWFUkli
Attomeys-at-Law
LA ORAflDE, ORKOON
like la Foley bulldlrg.
J. W KNOWLES
Attorney and Counsellor
At Law
OOce in Kalaloa Building
Phone 154 la UraudeOt.
H. T. llliame ' . ' A. C. W Mtam
WILLIAMS BROS.
ATIOHN KYlS-AT-LAW
i yrtke la Balaton aulldlug
rboneiOjl LaOraode.Hr.
L. A. FICKLE R
Civil, Miiunj. krijition EnjirKtnrfJ nd
Surveying
Eatlmatva, Plana, aud HpeelHtol Ion.
CWina In r"oey bmldiug
La uhahub, oaiwoM
Lodge Directory.
kvAULKf La Uraod. Am aso t O K meow
every Sunday allil la al ol 1' ball a I ui
J.ATItAtuU, W. J. B. PullOcW. W. n.
; m . t tA Ha ia niMi, .
(hear nail every Saturday umht. VlalUug lueiu
era cordially Invited 0 attend. ......
CeaTlorJ ilt eaa be eea at Model Kee-
. Jamn Woaa, N ti
1. R. Bnooka, Bee,
luaui illfMINTNo II. I. O. O. r.
aaaaamety tretandltalrd l ltumdaya In the
ohJ Talwaye welpoioe I . U. auouk, c 1.
aVi renew nn"-' m"
KaBTKHM BTAH OK Hod. t!hap..r tl
al wa Ue nvad aud fciurtu Velueaday
- 0Ul nrmT- ia.rt SdAataT W M
Mary A
JlVyWm atd T ttlrd W.Pd.,Tl of the
IToilkllTo. U.r. Hall. All lal....g nel.li
aSrauelyv John Ball, Clart.
BHBK2TKHH Of AathJilCA Coert Maid
alArtoaTlia ta mU each Thursday night Ir
BKHhert ere melted to attead,
K oi r aaii. xiUaon, hlel HUngrt.
C H William. Kin, (We
loardefTrlaH-l.l" htairer. Juau 41
ejadrietner ,K,,,,"
KRIKNIWH1PTKNT NO ' - K. O. T. M
r ' .a a.,M4 VVaitkaaaulavVa) tfetb'h
Tbe lack of the power ol eelf oontrol
n biied by a guod Dumber of people
a Japan, by their tmtoui conduct on
receipt of tbe new tbat a treaty had
beeu algued by tbe accredited nipl-
mate of Japan aud Ku-.eia, because
tbe term ol p'Joa did not luit them,
wilt coal th people io tbat eouotry
muob more than iu tbeir haute tbty
comprehended. The cot will cot be
directly iu cath, but ia lot of repute
Up lo the unfortunate lioton acta
referred lo, perbapino teople on earth
tood bigbur in theistimation of man
kind for palrnlifm, gulf control and
practical wndom tha.ii the Japaueae.
ThU r putaiion we. won by it bravely
accepting tin challenge to deadly en
counter by a warlike nation eix tioiea
larger io populatiou and resource!,
and then to thu aurpriee ol all, eo con
ducting Its naval aud land lotoee aa to
be tbe acknowledged viotora.
Tbe western p o le thought at tbe
eiinmencenient cl ihe war, the Jap
anese were novice in modern war-
sbip and in tbe handling thereof, but
al ita close tbey !taroJ their mistake,
lor uo wart hips in modern or ancient
timet were ever handled better than
the little biown men hand I'd and
fought their ships.
History cannot cite another instance
in any war, where so laige an army aa
Japan raised, equipped, armod, pro
vided for and drilled, waa carried ovir
teas to a foreigu land and posted in
front ol tqualiy large land forces ol
tbe enemy with suob a oomplete cut-
lit in eaob and every detail, for arms,
ammunitions, olotrnnR, food, camp
iquipmenis, liospital appliance aud
tranaportalion, as the Japanese armies
hail in Manchuria. Hiudent of the
art of war, wheu they came to the
obapter On Logistics, ' that branch of
tbe military art embracing a detail for
moving an supplying arioiea" can uo
where find a better or ratler as good
an example to study a the way Japan
moved and fed her army in Manchuria.
In a large number of the bttilia
ihat Caesar, A hi antler the Great, Na
poleon, Washington, Scott, Taylor,
Jacksoo, McLeltn aud Client fought,
tie meu were ragged and hungry.
Japau wa the first to demoustr.-te
hat with proper foresight aud atieu-
tioo io detaile, armiee can be moved
and aotive campaigns carried ou witb-
iut lbs at. Idlers suffering for IikkI and
itther supplua.
Had the people of Japan retained
tLeir irdiuary good sense, sell cjnlrol
ou receipt ol the news of the treaty,
ibe world oouid tee no 11 iw iu tbe
cbaraoler and aptitude ta prevent it
run taking and maintaiuitg a lof'.y
poi-itioo among the great powers ou
earth, a position no fickle and spas
modic people, whatever rkil and vn
tuei they may poeesa!an long bold.
The tduoatioo of the Annrican ciii
seu it never fioished. Tbe primary
election law and the Initiative and
Referendum are both new suhjaots tbat
were not mentioned in the school books
on Civil Government when the present
voter went to school.
G. E. FOWLER
Truck and,
Transfer
Wood and Coal
Phone 1011
All order given jMiujt
alUuliou.
With th coming of winter special
paint should be takes by tbe propeity
owner of tbe city to build watts afcd
repair those tbat need it in many cases
badly. A few board would cover up
dangerous bolea and make aa other
wise dangeiou stretch of walk safe for
pedestrians and more aightly lo tb
eye. .
Another important need la more
walk leading to tbe court bouse. Tbe
volume or business transacted tbere
daily by tbe cit tans of tbe city and
out of town visitor is immense, and
a shorter route than np Fourth street
bould be planned. 4 side walk lead
lag up to tbe building from either
Fifth or Slztb streets, - should be built
before Winter weather comes, a block
or two taved mean much io many
cttes to those whose time it. valuable
and a abort route to the court boose
would be appreciated.
Hve )ou ported yourself on tbe
primary eleetion lawt
Uncle Chaonoey Depew bat not yet
made a single alter-d inner speech
since bit rrturn from Europe,
Seventy-five per cent of the school
teachers of tbe United States belong
lo tbe feminine gender.
A fellow who hat been oritioised by
1. nAltnw n Irsfmi ..mw.'mm a. n
- - r -r . . , -r
plied to lawyer to know how to
break op the paper. He wat told to
buy the paper and run it six mouths.
He wat obarged f S for the advice.
Centennial hotel
Under new management.
Board and Boom 15 per week, cash.
Meal 25 eta. Hpeolal rate famished
monthly patrona. No. 1117 Adam
Ave. Phone No. 1161 r
Mr. W E MUR'JUISON. proprleto.
A TRIAL ORDER MEANS A
CUSTOMER
All that the Beattle Grocery Co.
asks is tbat you give us a trial
order. If we cannot please we
do not want your trade. A
satisfied customer it a pleased
oiie aud we try to please. The
best groceries for the leuet
tnouey. This ia our motto and
a trial oider will be a demon
stration of how well we succeed.
SEATTLE GROCERY COMPANY
2UNDKL A LA WHOM.
MEAT CHEAP
But not Cheap Meat
Ilaviug purchased th Bock
& Tlioiua shops aud ulso the
Hull Market, we are in position,
with the lhre j shops, to furnish
our pairona with choice meats
at a less price then if we had
only one shop. It i not our
inteutiou to raise the price of
meats, but it 'u our luieiition to
reduce the prio , aud thereby
hope to increase our trade.
A trial order will convince you
of the assertion.
Grandy& Russell
TrtR.EE SHOPS
Atfams Ave. bet. randy and
Depot,
Adams Ave, bet. Elm and Fir
Fir Sir. bet. let. Jefferson and
Adams Ave.
Main 50 Main 78 Main 70
BRICK BRICK
Hrick furnished in any
yuauity or any style. No
contract too small or too
large. See samples of our
pressedlrick.
GEO. KREIGER
La (irande, Oregon .
J. R. OLIVER.
UNION COUNTY
ABSTRACTS
. Farm Loans a Specialty
Best equipped abstracter
in Union county. Many
years experiences with
the Union county records
gives me a great advant
age. It is folly to pur
chase realrstate without
first securing a proper
abstract . An abstract
from my office will show .
the title just as it appears
ou the official record.
). R. OLIVER,
LA GRANDE, OREQJN
Room 31, Sommer Bdlg.
NEW SHOP
We have purchased ihe I.
Harris Meat Market nfrrtb
of the railrr ad and are now
open for business. We
make a specialty of fresh
and cured meats. Use
your telephone, call up
Main 16, end we wili de-liver-your
order promptly
any time during the day.
Harris Meat Market
Brooks & Rohr
Telephone Min 16
Sacred heart Academy
La Grande, Oregon
1 his institution is conducted by
the s sters of St. Froncis, and
affords excellent educaiinnal ad
vantages, Classical, Literary aad
Scientific Courses are taught,
aleo Music, Drawing and Paint
ing according to the latest
methods. Pteparing young
iHtties for the profession of
teaching a specialty.
(Jlasces will be resumed Sept
ember 5.
for terms and other , particu
late, address
Sister Superior
To Taxpayers.
Notloe Is hereby given that the
Board of Equalization will meet at
the office ot the ooauty clerk, at the
coorthoate, Iu La Grande, Oregon, on
Monday September 25, l!K5, and con
tinue in session for 6 day. a
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, thia
1st day of September, 1906.
J li MORTON,
Assessor (or Union count).
TAKE NOTICE
rhor.e Ked 971, Old Town store f r
wood (30 day time given). Cht-ut
Urooerie and Provisions In the city.
New slock and tull Jlne of teed.
Dated La Grande, Ore., July 2G.
Sept I E J ATKINSON
J. L MARS,
Contractor and Builder
Dealer in Building Material.
La Grande, Or.
Drop a line, naming aoik, and I wil
give the rightjprioe.
NOTICK KOK PUBLICATION
DEl'AKTMKNT OK THE INTERIOR,
U. d. UuiU Office, 1-a tlrande, Omrnn.
Annual . li.t,.
N.ilire la hereby given 1 1 ml tin. rolliiwiug
naitie! aeulw htu rlUil uotlre of ta lei Intention
In n aa. Uiml proof ill auppurt of hla rllh),
ml Ihut luid oriHif will bu made bWorw tl,c
Kvt r end Ittlvrr of the U. K. Ijiml
Ditli-e, nt l.ittliaii.le.On'Kn, i.o (H'toherl, Unit
la: It. K No vwa, wn A. cn.wuur, of
?'i'.liii,K:v"iif,,r T"-
tt.f naniia the tnllowlna' wltnmu to
j hie conimuotia rvalilenco 0oii and ruitiva
; tlon of aaid laud, via: H, u llumeti, J. K
' Aul.len, A. ). hulllvau, Minnie Limn) ell ol
' blai tey, iJfaaToa.
t K. W. Davla, R.,laler
!1
I
THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY "I
Offers customers the best of everything in the
line of TRESH VEGETABLES, FRUITS, GROCE
RIES, PROVISIONS, ETC., at prices as low as in
ferior goods can be purchased. Good things to
eat can always be had at THE CITY GROCERY
AND BAKERY- If your appetite "goes back" on
you, visit our store and you are certain to find
something that will please your palate. - - - -
If you haven't been trading with us, why not
give us a trial order? We can please .you.
Once a customer always a customer. - - : -
POLACK, the Grocer.
- PHONE, MAIN 75."
t
JTEWAWM OFEM,v HOUSE
15. H. BTBWARO, Proprietor and Mgr
ONE............ MERRY WEEK .....ONE
BEGINNING MONDAY, SEPT. U
PRESENTING
Cora King Swain i
AND COMPANY
In High Gassed Report oire.
lack
swain
Theatre
Co.
A Popular Company
t Popular Prices,
10, 20 and 30 cents J
Monday Evening ;
"The Silver Dacr,,
MATINEE SATURDAY ' 1
Scuts ou sale at Jay Van Hureu's 3
ICE CREAM SODA 5
. i , ,:
It will pay you to walk a block to get the best
Ice Cream Soda It costs no mow We are
better prepared than ever to stop your thirst and .
RELIEVE THAT TIRED FEELING.
We have only the best crushed fruits aad pure
rock candy syrups. Our ice cream is made fiom
pure cream and i the best. Let us show you.
A. T.' HILL
Prescription Druggist
LA GRANDE, OR
5W
HENRY &l OAPR
FUNERflL DIRECT 0R5
LICENJEb EMB1Lf1ER5
Lady assistaLt Calls answered day and nigbt.
Phone No. 621.
& J.O Henry, residence 664
$ J. J. Carr, residence 386
e-.e
La Grande Oreg
m
m
a
on B
Farm For Sale
89orea, GO in alfalfa, free running
wster, 600 fruit trees, good seven
room home, ichuol house close on
Rural delivery, on phone line. Heie
is a hurni.n aud ycu are dealing di
rectly with the t.wner Call or ad
dr.es, 0 TETERHON
Lsild Creek
I Grande Free IUimI Delivery No 2
8-2C,
Hollister'a Kocky Mountiln Tea
never tail to tone tbe atomaob, regu
late the kldneva. olininlalo iha Hear
and cleanse tbe blood. A great tonic
ana muscle produoing remedy.' 35
pente, Tea.or Tablets. Newlin Drug
Co.
Incredible Brutality ,' .
It would have been lnoredib'e
brutality if Uhas F LomberRer, of
Syracuse, N Y., bad not done the beat
he co,.hl for his tottering sou. "My
boy," be (aye, "cot tearful gsBh
over bis eye, to 1 applied Buoklen's
Armoa Salve, whion quickly herded It
and saved his eye." oiood for barns
and nicer too. Ouly2io at Newliu
Drag Co. drug store.
HELP WANTED
Wanteil 2o Salesladies
Wanted 10 Salesmen
Wanted 15 Cash Boys
Wanted 4 Bundle Wrappt rj
Apply at o'uee at y
Fair Department Store
JlronMS IIIW KIBKN Ba.UOh.lt, Cau.
ioX atUXJII, Hroord Keir