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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1906)
t t X i You ' Wefe'dh't ' Think - of PURITY WHEN YOU BUY YOUR Wines and Liquors at the IIKent ucky?Liquor $tctfe j L. REMILLARD, Prop. In order to reduce my stock, 1 will sell ' At the 'following pric 8 until Jan. 1 "Port Wine, six years old, per gallon $2.00 SMrri, Tokay, Muscatel, six yrs: old, " ; &00 Whiskey, direct from Dorided warehouse 3.50 to 5.00 per gallon, according to age. THE MESSAGE IS POINTED (Continued From First Page) , ies, er gallon -4.00 to $10 4 have Brandies that tha ta'x has bash paid on for ovar 29 years Bottled Glared, "Sherry arid Port Wine, six yrs. old per quart ou oeuu 60 'Mail and Phone orders given prompt attention. Goods delivered to any, part of the city free. Purity guaranteed The Kentucky Liquor Store . L. REMILLARD. Prop. - . . . - i lm:2l:S:yOOGS Now All Ready for Your Inspection f new stock. The best of Toy Land brought .to The best of Toy La Grande Dolls, games drums, horns, mechanical toys that run, walk and talk, ndestructable toys that will never break. Under no circumstances there was an a1tnutiva. for tha usefulness of the army would be at an end if it was permitt ed that such outrage be committed witn impunity. In short the evidence proves conclusively thst number of soldiers engaged in a deliberate, concerted ttack, cold blooded and cowardty. for the pur pose to terrorize the comunity, to kill or injure men, women ar.d children, in their homes and beds, or on the streets, at an hour of the night when conerted and ef fective resistance or defense was out of the question and when detection bv iden tification of criminals in United States uniforms was well nigh impossible. A blacker deed never stained the annals cf the army, supplemvited by another, only less black in the shape of a success ful conspiracy of silence for the purpose of shielding those taking part in the origin al' conspiracy and murder. These were soldiers, not school boys on a frolic, full grown men, wearing the uniform of the United States army, sworn to uphold the laws of the United States under every obligation. Their oath wrs not merely to refrain from criminality, but with the sturniest rigor to hunt down the criminal ity and crime they committed or connived at .as murder. The peop le call this discharge punish' ment. I deny this because, as punish ment it is inadequate. As to being an effort to arouse sympathy for men of long . L fc. .k. il mmr v u ... uium a.b .. . . . . . ........... be punished most severely. Upon the long service men should rest the honor of the service and should do all in their power to reveal criminals. Officers or enlisted men, white or black, under similar circumstances would be treated exactly the same. The presidents are many. During the civil war, the sixtieth Ohio was summarily discharged because they were mutinous and worthless. General rant mustered out two officer and fined all of the men of the Twentieth Illinois for a raid on a store, the offense being much lighter than I had to deal with. In tha fiscal year ending last June, the War department discharged SSS enlisted men without trial, thirty ot them for mis conduct, many others by subordinate mil itary officers. So much for the military side of the case. - I wish now to speak from the stand point of the race question. It is of th most importance to all of our people, that we deal with each man on hit merit a a man, not as members .of certain race. That we Judge him by his conduct, not by hi color. If the colored men elect to stand by criminals of their own race, be cause they are of their own race, they lay up for themselves the day of reckon ing. Any conduct by the colored people tending to shield the evil doer, because he is of his own race, mean degradation of the race. It means the damage to the white man but it means the ruin of th black race. In this I do not claim as a favor but challenge at right the support of every citizen of this country, whatever hi color, who hat th spirit and genuine far lighted patriotism, TheOOQHR ROOIKVEUT. I. Everything to please the little people and useful art icles to make the grown folks happy. Our prices are just'like the goods. -RIGHT. ' You are invited to bring the little ones and see our assortment . ' ITHE LITTLE RACKET Masonic building Adams Avenue Final Administration Notice LQVIfU THARP ESTATE Notio ii hereby given that th undersigned admin istrator of the Estate of Lovina Tharp Estate has filed his final account and re port and that tha County Court has set I TuesdayLlanuary 8th 190? at 2 P. M at the court room of said court in the Court House at La Grande, Union County, Oregon ae the time and place for hearing all objections thereto end to settle said estate. Order made December 6th 1906. first publication December 8th 1906. S. L. BqqoKS, Administrator. The Modern Woodmen of America has paid during th past eighteen months $10,140,000 for death losses, and during the same period has laid by for a rainy day. $2.06, 000. This has been accomplished with the levying of only nine assess ments per year. The amount col lected for death loses, for a man at 30 years of age, per year, is $5.40 on a $1000 policy. Are your wife and babies pro tected? If not, or if you want a little more for them, look this order up. Its record cannot be equalled. During its twenty-four yeare of existence, the Modern Woodmen of America has furnished its members the most reliable protection at E X ACT G OS T COST OF JOINING All applicants for membership are required to pay a membership fee of $5.00 and the cost of Medi cal Examination. Should the appli cant fail to pass, and not care to remain as a social member, the $5.00 fee would be returned. 'Here is the amount collected for each $ 1 000 insurance in the follow ing named orders at the age of 25 per year. Name amV year I orgx Modern Woodmen .. .. $6.75 ...1883 K. O. T.M ; 11.02 .1883 A O.U.W.i 12.60 .1868 Royal Arcanum.. ......... I o.oo v i o t Woodmen of World P J 1 1.82 ... 1 890 K. of P. End R..: 17.40 .. 1877 IndOrderof Forrestersl6.66....1874 You should protect your loved ones. Look up the Modern Wood men pf Amenoa. v . A CHRISTMAS D INN El Without Precedent j can be served on your Ghristmas Dinner table if y would call and examine our lines of Heinz pickled gooc? We carry his complete line. Then we have pop co that will pop. Delicious Booth oysters are sold here tc Then we have a hundred other assessories that ma a record breaker dinner. " ; ! i THE CITY GROCERY AMD BAKERY E. P0LACK, Propr. Free Oregon State Lantj Irrigated j w s J Membership Statement The following is a list of th leading Fraternal Societies that pay death benefits, and their res pective membership; Modern Woodmen 821.065 K. O, r. M, 898.891 A. 0. U. W ... 209,823 Royal Arcanum 254,756 W. 0. W. (P. J.) . .... ......96,464 K.of P ..74,857 From this list it I 'easily seen that the Modern Woodmen has a membership equal almost, to the combined membership of the three other stronger orders. Of an equal agetq the K, Q. T M. and with nearly three times the membership of thatqrder. the Mod ern Woodmen demonstrates th faot, that it is the most popular order in th United State. It membership consists of many of th highest officials of State and Nation and Its mission is to protect th families of its members in sick ness, trouble and death. There are other good orders be side the Modern Woodmen, and these also are doing a noble work. You should protect th wife and little ones by procuring a little in surance far them- If you study the situation w hav no fear but that you will cast your lot with th Modern Woodmen of Ameioa, th largest, most popular and cheapest safe insurance in th world. i '9 I 0 You are entitled to 20,40, 120 or 160 acres FREE you simply pay for the cost of irrigation, wnich, i3 $1 0.00 per acre, payable one-fourth cash, balance in three equal annual payments. ' j : Title direct from the STATE OF OREGON, ft This land is going fast; do not delay; call or i: . 'write today. ; ' "V . " ' , ,v; - . ,::;....,.; EASTERN OREGON COLONIZING (t , Foley Block ' Ea Grande, Oregon p ; Domestic or Polish WE LAUNDER YOUR SHIRTS. COLLARS AND CUFFS WITH EITHER FINISH YOU DESIRE. ' WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED nil AUT LESSONS ' Mist) Nina Hunstook wishes to announce to th ladies of La Grand that ah i prepared to take orders and give 'lessor. In both water color and china painting. Studio at 906 Main St. A.B.C. . I ST E AIM LAUNDR PHONE MAIN 7 .: 'it -if ii La Grraie, Oregon. a. ASK YOUR NEIGHBORS About the quality of our meat, the clean and neat ap pearance of our market, the promptness of our delivrjy, our curteous treatment to all our customers, and if they don't tel! you that ours is the best market in the city why well - Our buyer has purchased some fat young beaves for the holiday trade, such as the Eastern markets " call baby beef. Try a roast or steak of it and you will be happy. Phone Main 16, tell the man your wishes and leave the rest to him. 8SSSMS STILWELL a COMPANY Telephone Main 16 In The County . Court, For' The County Of Union, State . Of Oregon In th Matter of the 1 Estate of Ira D. Citation Tiffany, Deceased ) . To Frank Tiffany and Annie Tiffany, heirs of said deceased, and E. A. Killpack, Ouardian of Oeorae W. Tiffany. Ruie Tif- any. Nellie Tiffany, Maggie Tiffany. Burel Tiffany, Sylvia Tiffany and Bryon Tiffany minor heirs of said Deceased, and all heirs known and unknown Greeting. In the name of tha state of Oregon, vou are hereby cited and required to appear in the county Court of the state of Oregon for th county of Union, at th Court Room thereof, at La Qrande, in the county of Union, on Saturday, the thirteenth day or January, 19U, at two o clock in the afternoon of that day, then and there to show cause, if any they have, why the petition or said Administratrix Tor an Urder to sell theN1 of the SW Quarter Sec tion 13, and the SE Quarter of th SW Quarter Section 14, Township 1, S. R. 58, E. W. M. at private sale should not be granted and any objections, if any there be, why th said Administratrix should not execute th Bond for a Deed in accordance with th term of an order of the coumy Court dated March 14, 1905, to George H. Tiffany, for the South half of the SE Quarter of Section 14. Township 1, S R 28. E W M in Union County, Uregon. , Witness, the Hon. J C. Henry, Judge of the county Court of th state of Uregon for the county of Union with th seal or said Court affixed this tenth day of Dec ember 1906. Attest: J. B. Oillmam Clark. THIRTY COOD POINTS ABOUT THE OUYKimWWTItR 1 SIMPLICITY 2 Less to learn, 3 Less keys to operate, 4 Work la always before you. ' 6 Saves tima. . 6 Save labor. 7 Save money. 8 M akes any good operator a bette operator. 9 Furnishes the ideal feed paper. ' 1 0 Furnishes rapid, f rictonless escape ment.. 1 1 Type face upward for an Instant asy cleaning. 12 And increases facility. 15 Only about five hundred parts in ntir machine. 14 Works in a whisper. : 15 Carriage runs on anti-frictio ravel ere; no vibration. 16 Only twenty-eight keys to produce ghty-four characters. 17 Visible writing. 18 Writes on any form, from a Post age stamp to the widest Insurance Policy 19 Only machine which perfectly draws horizontal and vertical continous lines. , 20 Prevents perforation or wear of platen. 21 Heaviest Manifolder. . 22 The U-Shaped Type-bar. 25 Every manifold copy in perfect alignment. f 24 . A success, not an experiment 25 . Direct connection between type bars and key levers. 26 Durability. Z7 Constructed as carefully as a watch., ' zo Automatic nne-spacing. . r . 29 Writes in colors without changing ribbons. 50 Th Oliver Typewriter is built with interchangeable parts. CITY JULIUS BREWER"! ROESCH, Proprietor. 5-.I Largest Brewing Plant in Eastern Oiegj 4 ' Ask for La Grande Beer and set the B! LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANIJ AND SHOULD 'HAVE THE PREFERENCE - .- if i .....i YOUR SUNi DINNER Is not complete wt , ' one of our Turkt ; p. 0. D. HAGERTY i SUCCESSOR TO WM. SMITH Hay, Grain, Chopped Feed , and Wood " Fre Delivery ' 1410 Adams Avenue Phone, black 1211 ; CARLOAD LOTS A SPECIALTY No order too largeNbne too small fresh meats of all illAKUUoL dKUo ' Successor to J. Bull t Phon Main 48 I " X lSa!J Nxwun Dbuo Co.,
