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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1905)
PRICES -THAT MOVE STOCK f ' Men's best box and velour calf, Goodyear welt, double sole, regular pries $4, $4.60 and $5, closing out at $2.75, $2X0. $310 arid $3 15. : Men's best vici kid $2.10, $2 75. $2.95 Men's best grade working shoes in Kangaroo calf, from $1.65 to $2 65 . Boys' shoe9, best grade, from $125 to $2.00 Ladies' vici kid, in welj. and turn sole, regular $3.50 $2.25, $2.50. $2.75 Ladies' McKay sowed shoes $150 to $2.0) " is I save you money on 'all you buy, and repair your shoes with the best material and best workmanship Lewis Building, Opposite Sommer House T. M. STUBBLEFIELD i. i - mumwitu jj LAND OFFICE REGISTER ReMvFD Washington. Nov, 17 John B. West register of the Lewiston, Ida., land office was removed from office today by Presi dent Roosevelt for "speculating in relin quishments and undue political activity" No successor ha yet been chosen. Charges were preferred against West some time ago, alleging he was making improper use of his office and participat ing too freely in politics. Numerous specifications ware submitted charging that West, aided by his brother, has in duced settlers to make filing on lands wiiich had previously been entered by o'.her persons, They then persuaded ee .tiers to institute contests before thi Lewiston land office and immediately entered into negotiations with the part 10 ine contest, inducing one or the other to make relinquishment in favor of the otlier. Whenever they secured relinouislv moots from the West brothers collected m wiey from the s jeeessful contestant. in oner, west was using his office as re gister to give him power to bring about relinquishments in contests which he and his brother had planned, and was making considerable money on the side by this practice. When the charge were sent him. investigations were made by Special Agent Goodwin and Inspector , O'Fallon which sustained the charges, and on their recommendations, indorsed by Land Commissioner Richards and Secretary Hitchcock, West was summarily removed Senator Heyburn will probably be re quested to recommend a successor West Miaiwhile, until the vacancy i filled the Lewiston . land office must remain virtually closed, save for receipt of papers. Whether or not West will figure in the greater land frauds in northern Idaho, in connection with Ketenbach and other, is to be developed. Evidence against him was worked up while the special agents were after the land thieves, and It is quite possible, if his offense constitutes a violation of law, that he will be raked into the toils at the request of District Attorney Ruick. He was appointed register March 3 1 1898, and reappointed January 18, 1904 r. H. HTBWAHD, proprietor end Mar E............M TUESDAY, NOV. 21 A SURVIVAL OF TilE FITTEST . Twenty-eighth Triumphant Tour ' Richards & Pringle's " Famous Georgia . MINSTRELS Introducing the, Big 6 Comedians Cla'cnce Powell James Crosby Fred Simpton Happy Buieguard Frank Kirk Lester McDanieU and 40 Emperors of - M nistreljy40 New and bewildering Sights, Scenes and Sensations Without a parallel In the Minstrel world. PRICES 25c, 50c and 75c. Ti '." OPERA - HOUSI D. H. STEWARD, Manager and Proprietor MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20 KANE, SHIPMAN & COLVIN, )New Amsterdam Theater, Now York) ' PRESENT : J ,:...,:.,.'..., .,, '' ' t AND ' ' t Cri'erlan Thealre N. Company - CHAS MAJORS and PAUL HESTERS ; ' .ROMANCE OF CHIVALRY " WMEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER 25 ORIGINAL CAST INCLUDES. Warren Colan, as Crandon Ogden Steuens, as Henry VIII 25 Complete Scenic Envoironment for five acts, including Original Furniture, Scenery and Bric-a-brac assoctatod with its long run at Criterion Theatre Prices-Orchestra Center $1.50, Orchestra Circle $1, Dress Circle and Gallery 50c NOTE Owing to the massivoness of this production, curtain must raise at - 8 p. m. sharp. ; . " PostofficeRobberies VjUIIUIIUV Ul LUUVI CUx, ) How to stop the postoffice robberies that have been going on in this city .for the past three weeks. Is the problem that is causing the utmost worriment to Post master Moomaw, police, sheriff and de tectives. " .. Yesterday when it was thought that fie person who had been doing the mosi of the work of robbing the boxes, had been located, the authorities were resting somewhat easier, hoping that the thefts would cease, but again this morning another quantity of letters was found in the rear of the Standard Furniture Com pany' store which had been taken from tie office sometime yesterday, . and now the troubles of the authorities have' increased. These letters belonged to the Indiana Mine, and. all had been opened, their con tents inspected, and if anything of value was in them it had been taken. Suspicion which has hitherto been di rected toward a number of small boys, is now being turned away. It is not thought that any youth could commit these robberies with such skill. A sharp watch has been maintained over the office, and no one has been detected. There is now hardly any doubt but that some older person is at the head of the thefts, but who the person is, is the puz zle. Postmaster Moomaw warns every one having a postoffice box to be sure and lock it provided he want ail of hi mail. Elk's Social The Elk will give a social at their hall on Saturday night, Nov. 18. An oyster supper will be served and the evening spent in. dancing. Musio by Thomases' orchestra. All Elks and visiting members and their ladies are invited. By order social committee, C. S. Dunn, LD. Reavis, J. H. Leishman. Stock Holders' Mret'ng Notice is hereby given that there wil be a meeting of the stock holders of the La Grande Commercial Club Building Association, in the library of the Com mercial Club building on Tuesday, Dec embers th., 1905, at eight o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing a board of five driector. " Wm. MiLi.tR, President. Service , Thi drug store tries to serve every customer so well that they will not think of going elsewhere for drug store goods. A. T. Hill. Prescription Druggist J. L MAPS, Contractor and Builder Valer in Building Material. La Grande, Oregon Drop a line naming work, and I will name the rijht price. Notice of Final Settlement . NOTICE IX IIFKK iV OIVK.N. Mml Hi Mniti-rlKfiril arimlnUtmlor of the aMiitr 'of tr nrUt!til, ilrce-"i, has fll.il r- Pin I A.r uti i. a auch Ad tnKirntrix, wilh the ''nmitjCot.rtuI Unii'ii cinilt, Ong. n, ml Ilia) !h Jiiriire of aiilj court a flxrd Ixvtm If r lllh , .ilo' mil i.r ' c wh. In Hit nrnion, of aiil lny. ill.' lime for hrar'mr ivtitrvllni k; f.iin Hi. r. Iw, txatl rvortnl Kinnl An om t Lti .Nut en. b r Hi. IHu'.- tkhiw Erri., Alm iiilrlrlx rais a r.f He-irxeHrlllr. do cnuri). r IVAN HOE Mtrivvjr f Ka'slr. "jlHIN KK.i.rb.:0 E "ITB- rl"lrr ! hrivhy ! n lhai the nnrt rlnl aa A im In lat'Hlornrtli Kvt- lenf Inlin It KcIIokk, dr cenM d, ha flltil hla flnal Nrmiut In t c Uo-mtr t nrl of Union tYuiilv, Civgii , anil llt Tuesdnv, lh 5th day of IMcr-mhor, t A at the hoar i f ,30 o'oliica In 'lu firraiHn of aid day unit thoonnit tm of ailit murt lin been apimlnte l hr aald Ooort aa the tlmr ai d place for henrlng ot jeeltnna it"ieto and the Mllcment o'ml't account anil entitle r led and ftnt puhiut ert Nn-emher .Vil IWV . K, U VKVK.K-t, Ailm ul Irator J. M. CIIUIU'H EH-fATE Nolle la herety lv, nUmtttH-un.lnlliela Kimuuit of I lie K'ate if J. M, C nrrli, de am-4, lua Ilk, I hla Itual ftc-O'iiit in the l onnty fimrl lninn l,ulily, Oreaun aud that Tueadiif, the 5th day tJ liecvnilwr l"H a Hie hoar or I oVIm k in theaflernoon f HHlit day and the cnurl room ot fail! Cuutt ha heea pplul-d by aatd lurt a the llll-e and pli-e t r hearlnc olJ-llol thereto and the avtlleinent of Mid mar, IXtltd and flrrt pnbliatied Nrvfmer Jrd ilf . W. J. CUl'KC Executor. Do you Wiint fresh e Do you prefer nice crisp and tender vegetables? Do you like the best and frehst fruits? , Go to OEDDES' BROS., you can always depend on getting just what you wan. Heinze pure vintgsr, you can do your own reducing. Heinzr pickles ard chow chow. Crosse and Biackweli's chow chow LOW PRICES, BEST GOODS QEDDEJ BR2J Nrth Fir Rirpfl SMITH RF PA RS i Gun Bicycle Sewing Machines ':- Type Writer Umbrellas Crazes Broken Castings Grinds Scissors and does a general repair business c L. SMITH CREAMERY Bl)IL0l. OUR SPECIALTY Fall vegetables of all kinds at the lowest current prices. Our apples are especially full from 60c to $1.00 a box. E dollar box gets you the best apples to found in town. Watch for our new wagon which goes by your door daly. SEATTI E GROCERY COMPANY ZUNDEL & LAWSON.- LU.MBER RETAILED AT-1 WHOLESALE PRICES tetter lumber and Cheaper than it to sold io La Grande. We Deliver it to your Building. . Grande Ronde Lumber: Co. PERKY. OREGON. . THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY E. POLLACK, Propr. Syrup and Pancakes Go together nicely these crisp mornings. Our syrups are fine, and w ' have such fin brands as Tea Garden Drips, Rock Candy Drips Target, Sweet Lavander, Townes Top, Perferred Stock, Loj Caoin rVidple Syi wp, v ' and Honey in the comb and cans Our pancake flour include uch well known brands as Buckwheat, M. 0. Self Rising and Olympic It addition to-pancakes and syrup a cup of M. J. B. Coffee, finishes off just right. We have a large supply of fresh, dry popcorn on hand, Fine for winter evenings. WE BUY, Doors SasK, Shingles and Lumber In large quantities direct from the factories and mills at a yearly contract price, and while we pay the lowest price we get the best goods, and can afford to sell at figures that others buy for, thereby giving our customer the benefit of wholesale prices. : STODDARD LUMBER CO. - I CITY BREWERY : JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor. -- : Largest Brewing ' Plant 'in Eastern Oiegon Ask for La Grande Beer and get the Best LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE AND SHOULD HAVE THE PREFERENCE ST. LOUIS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE LARSEN & N0KRIE. Props.; 'Stwi ,F1stc,as, tunwuts' '"hed - - -. . .' Haw fr ninkt wkww umhiiumuwi ior com mercial men BEST SERVICE , guaranteed' Horses boardee by the day, week or month. RIGS FURNISHED FOR PARTIES. PICNICS AND FUNERALS ... , T" bet Carry-aU in the City. Nortb Fir Street SEATTLE GROCERY COMPANY J turdayt!iingH TpuUic.'Hrgeneral 7UNDEL & LAWSON. are cordiall invited. mWWWMMM.MHMWMMMtM y