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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1905)
jl0tttti4t444'44'11 1 1 tt TJhe farmers and Uraders -1 Jfational S2ank NO. 4-40S Capital . . Surplus Liability of Shareholders Total - S 60,000.00 14000 00 60,000.00 ; $134,000.00 1 For the protection of its depositor! Depositors of this Bank are ,ac ( corded such ijberal treatment as shall be in keeping with the character and value of their accounts. We would be pleased to have your ac count. ' JOSEPH PALMER. President. n. E. McCULLV. Asst. Cashier. J. W. SCRIBER. 5Cashieh. J. SCROQOIN. Asst. Cashier IIN FARMS FOR SALE THE GRANDE RONDE VALLEY SCO Acres with gcod improvements, all tillable land, , 8 miles from railroad station and 1 4 miles from .- La Uranae, Vregon -i. -J.. .' ; ..f 400 acres with good improvements, nearly all tillable land, a1out three miles from the railroad and 14 miles from La Grande. . , " , , Price $58 per acre 160 Acres about 8 -miles from' the railroad and. 14 , miles from La Grande, No buildings - ' Price $30 per acre 200 Acres, one mile from the town of Summerville, 16 I miles north of La Grande and 5 miles from the , , . railroad. All tillable land. No buildings Price $35 per acre 60 Acres, same class land a the above and adjoining Price $38 per acre 480 Acres, 2 miles from the railroad and 16 miles from La Grande. Good barn and small house, t well watered. All good, land " .' Price $42 per acre 66 Acres, three and half miles from La Grande, all under cultivation. No building . ' , ' Price $76 periacre 160 Acre, 6 miles from La Grande. Oood grain land.' ' No buildings -. " Price $25 per acre 160 Acres, 12 miles faom La Grande, 2 miles from the 1 ' railroad, firstclass Improvements , '.. Price $66 per acre 1000 Acres 9 mile from La Grande, nearly all In cult- ' v ' Nation, all good land j . .. Price $36,000.00' jCa Srando investment Co, FOLEY HOTEL BUILDINQ ' LA GRANDE, OR IW01tAIIIS COME TO UHlTfD STATES Sma!l Percentage of tliis Vast Nuato Reacli tie West WHere Ttey are Most Needed. May Gunge Port cl Entry The statement that over 1,000.000 immigrants have come to the United State during the past year, and that the South and the 'West, the sections of the country which needed and wished for these new citizens, did not get them, was made today by F rank P.' Sargent, Uni ted States Commissioner of Immigration. Mr. Sargent proposed that the United States hereafter take steps to distribute immigrants according to the needs of the country. He said: . , "1 have just received a few figures showing where this immigration goes to. Of the 1,026,491 immigrants who 'ar rived last year' New. York received 516.- 611. Pemsylv?nia 210.353 ar.d Ohio 49.351. Six states received 777.748 or 76 n?r cmt of th whole, wmch gives the gentlemen from these ttatet some id. a of how pjpuitir t.iotd si'.oS are abroad and how rapidly they gained last year.' Mr. Sargent recommended that, instead of having the majority of fore gn immi grants received at the pert of New York, as at present, efforts should be made to have them enter at other seaports.: Samuel Gompers speke in favor of re stricting immigration, saying that the overwnelmning number of foreigners is a detriment to American workingmen. MANY, (OOTMTE Sll w w w wyr w OAS H( D A large skin grafting operation was performed in Glendale. nea( Salem last Sunday, when 32 parson voluntarily gave portion of their cuticle to cover a targe eurface of the body of Ethel Jacques, a little girl who had been aecidently burn ed. The operation w s a sue:. . Fifty piece of kn were transferred to thd body of the patient, who is now on the the high road to recovery. The patient. Miss Ethel Jacques; by an u nfortunate accident, was severely burn ed about the thighs and back about six weeks ago. For the wound to heal it was necessary to caver it with new skin from healthy volunteers. A cill for skin by Drs. Steher and Stewart reiu'ted in a large nunber of offer. Finally 32 peo ple were selected, and from their bodies was removed about 60 pieces of cuticle b i-t oie-h ilf insh wide, and of l-ngtrt varying irom one to stvaro,. i..o.,oS. : .Union Woolen Mills Indian. Robes ; We have received a consignment of Union Fleece Wool Indian Robes w.iich we have nn sale. These robes atfe snitabl for couch cover, steamer robers and orna- . mental for Indian corners. The price range is from $5.60 up ' HENRV &o CAIJR HOUSE ' FURNISHERS, AND UNDERTAKERS ' ; :' ' '" '" Phone No. 621. . " ' J. C Henry, residence 664 "' j. J. Carr, residence 386 Just Received by W. H. Bohnenkamp a beautiful : : LINE OF. CHRISTMAS ROCKERS j MUST SDfffR fOIl CRIME (Scrlpps News Association) St. Paul Mintj., Dec. 8. The. supreme court this morning refused to grant a new new trial to William William, who" is con victed of the murder of John Keller and hi mother last April. The court ordered the governor to set date of execution. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR fIRE (Scrlppi News Association) BuTalo, Dec. 8. The shops of the Union Dry Dock Company and the freight house of the Erie Railroad Company were destroyed by fire this morning.' The loss is estimated at two hundred thousand dollars. ' USE CONSTITUTION AS MUSEUM Washington. Dec. 8. Representative McNary of Massachusetts, has introduced a bill providing for the transfer of the frigate Constitution to Castle Island boston rfaroor, tor use as a naval mus- Mr. and Mrs. Hariy Harrold. are in the city today from tnair ranch in the valley. Mr. Earnest Miller, who has been in the east for the past three months, re turned this morning. m From 75c up The Finest display of China and Glass In the city. See the Ten Cent Table W. H. BOH NE NKAMP, No. 4. Ask for No. 4 and you will receive s prompt answer over the Vergere Tele phone line by the Newlin Drug Com pany.1 : ' " ROMADKA ItKAPY ACCESS TRUNK TJA1S1NG the coer btint every corner within reach without re moving trays. X th f ordinerf trunk to pack or B pack. Easy to operate. Nothint to Jet otit of order. Will atand all the knocks and hard wsaga of traveling. Costs no more than a common trunk, e... $5.00 tmi SPECIALS 1 Supported bed spring $2.40 Unsupported bed spring 1.85 Mattresses, good oie 2.50 2 saddles, choice - - 5.00 Pemrfiington typewriter ' 40.00 1 5 cross cut saw 60c to 5.60 Hall rack ; . , 5.50 9 office chairs 5.50-5.00 Kitchen Treasure 3.25 Linealeum . - . A fine line of crockery a half . price F. D. Haistcn, PHONE RED" 1161 - - " -. - . - Highest prices paid for Second Hand Goods. ' ' Choue C uts are what most people wnt, and they al ways get them at Grandy & Ru6sel's meat market It is no trouble for us. because we "always have the stock. The very fmestiselactad j beef, ylamb, mutton, veal, pork and poultry, and our prices won't hinder you from buying. " Grandy & Russell To the Ladles of La Grande and Vicinity Kindly ask ou phone your grocer, and have him tell you about that BLUE STEM PATENT f LOUR V It can't be better, .''ist try a sack and if you don't say it is the best t it won't cjs; ,'U -nything. We will stand the loss and si that you gjt your money back or more f.our. Made by the j La Grande Milling Gq. Yes, They are good! is wnat every man say witn ech puff It's that can this or a vibiA ukaua cigar. the best for the money can' be procured.' and you get more enjoyment from luxurious amoke than from any c;gar made and sold at the same figure. Try one and you will never smoke any other. Manufactured by C. E. HACftMAN,. Factory Corner 'Adam Avenue and Greenwood Street. Red 1641' Suction EyeClass I It doe not wrinkle your nose and make you look older than ' you are. Holiday goods are beginning to arrive. Best liue ordered ever brought to the city. J. H. PEARL Jewelry and Optician MM t WANTED Potatoes,' Hay, Oats, Apples We pay Highest Market Prices for all Produce A car of strictly fresh eggs to arrive Saturday, Nov, 26. We quote these to the trade at $8 per case of SO doz. v A fresh cansignment of fancy white clover rpney from Cali fornia which we sell to the trade a'. $3.25 per case. ' W have a lot of No. 2 apples which can be bought here at a very low price. Oregon Produce Company A SPLENDID INVESTMENT Is a m'r? which u ill build up your. own town and country. The Aurelia Minir.g Co, Now offers the first block of stock of 100000 shares at 5c per share. The company has 400,000. shares of stock available for the de- elopement of "the Standard Mines, which will be done conservatively, and as fast as po'slble. for further information call on I J. A. THROMSOIM. " MMMM FOR WINTER FEED PHONE MAIN 6 VERGERE PHONE The Grande Ronde Cash Company is in a position . to offer the best thara is. Frh Lteam Roiled Barley. Timothy and Wild ' Hiy. and all kinds of Grain and Chopped Feed. WOOD AND COAL DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF CITY Grande Ronde Cash Company, J-Jfrrii' Avenne. raw f 1Mb. ' D. H. STEWARD. Manager and Proprietor SIX NIGHTS and SAT. M ATINE E H. L L E A V I T T, Presents STARTING . MONDAY DECEMBER 4 FOR SIX N1G1TS AD SATURDAY MATINEE COMMENCING . ' . MONDAY, DEC. vTHE GREAT N M C BW EN AND COMPANY OF PERFORMERS ASSISTED BY ' FLORENCE McEWEIM, Queen of Illusionists. The Great McEwen will cure the tick, make the blind see. the deaf hear, the lame walk and cur any obnoxious habit by hypnotism. - I0c, 20c, 30c Better and brighter ' than ever. Every thing new. Magic, Hypnotism. Mind reading, continuous performance. Some thing doing every minute EAGLES' NIGHT-FRIDAY DECEMBER 8 SEATS ON SALE AT VAN BUREN'S
