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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1907)
FOUR'ROUND GO . ; As a preliminary to the wretli-g match scheduled for Jatuary 24, a four V.J.BIMII. ARRIVES III round mill between Kid Richardson of La Orande and Kid Mulenox of Portland has been signed. Bth are negroes. Rich THE WONDER WORKER ardson has had the boxing contingent of Pendleton buffoloed not long . since, and . Ifone wan'.s a i lelaodrama that the "real thing" ha should tee "Nettie, The Newsgirl" which started a three night' engagement at the Orand last evening. has not lost any of his cleverness. The FOB THROAT PR. LtlTOCyS I lump other Kid hails from Portland. He will have to do a little harder training to reach 133 pounds than will his opponent SPOKANE AMUSEMENT -ML The play is well constructed, filled with strange situations that make one "sit up and take notice," while the comedy throughout the entire peice is sieau wholesome and good. Scenically, the play is one of the best the Grand has offered this season and the company pressenting it is fully up to the standard of popular priced attractions, especially good being the work of Mist Isabel! Lowe, in the title role of Nettie. The play will finish the week at the Grand with a family matinee for the ladies on , Saturday afterrnbon. Salt Lake Herald.1 ' ' '" : ; COMPANY L DANCE a ; : , Company L announces that it will glv another military ball next Monday evsn ingV The boyt were successful with their left dance and nave decided to duplicate the event next Monday evening., : Prices fifty ontt. " 4ttet eeeeteeeteeetettteee but hit trainer it confident of having hit man in condition to withstand the wallops of Richardson. . v 'A 9. THE MASQUARADE Next Friday evening is the date for the Commercial Club Masquarade Party. The usual good music will.be there and all who wish to enjoy an evening' dance can do so at that date. '' Will flil FOR fEAIHfR Bcrlppa New Association) Lot Angeles. Jan 15 It ie announced that Jim Jeffries will referee the fight next Friday night between Abe Attell and Harry Baker for the featherweight champ ionship of the world. Rain is interfering somewhat with the training of the pugilists altho both teem to be in good condition. IN OLD KENTUCKY (8crlppe Newe Association) Lexington, Ky Jan. 1 8 Rain has fall en over Kentucky for the past four days. The rivers are at flood tide and many railroad bridges have been washed out. Chamberlains ' Cough Remed- A wVafe Medicine for Children. Ui Imyirj oon.rh medicine for children, never be nfrulil to bny Cr Lai s I'ortin , vriy. Tuitb is no dantr f roui It . and reUVf la alw to i Hiiw.I 'e 'uteulo.t wiicc'lnHy for coughs, colds, croup and v couvi, iiuit U tl.c . ext u. Icine in the world fur these disvaxt-b. It 1 a certnlu rure far tmuv ; t, when given as toon as the cronjiy couch will prevei't tho ait 'k Whooping conRh l not dnK'nm when tV In fclveij at dlr n. It contains no opium or ot!icr huriufu? drugs, h tviiUh ''juCdintWtOBtMhTMtoaaal'iU t R irt -inn i .ill; urs .net?; IV ( Spokane, Jan 15 Without the know ledge of any of the local democratic lead ers or of the committe which had arrang ed to receive him William Jennings Bryan, accompanied by Mrs Bryan unexpectedly arrived in Spokane from Missouri last night. Mr Bryan was not supposed to reach Spokane until this mornuig. Mr Bryan rode from the Northern Pacific depot to the Hotel Spokane unaccompani ed and scarcely attracted the attention of the passers-by. He even carried his swn grips from the carryall to the clerks desk. . Mr Bryan registered hisbelief in Gov ernment ownership of. railroads. The subject too big to be discussed in a few words" he said. "As 1 stated in my New York soeech I regard ownership as the only sure solution of the question, and I prefer the dual plan to ownership of all the railroads by the federal government My plan was suggested as a means of states owning their local lines.' 1 said, at that time that I did not know whether the people, were jeady, for the remedy or 'whether any party favored it... I gave it as my individual opinion and alsoexpreti-' ed myself in favor of the recent, attempt ed regulation. The people will not desire ownership until they believe that' effective regulation U impossible.'' How soorr-they will become convinced no one can tell, but At. I tuggetted in the speech referred to. railroad managers by resisting just dem anded the public are doing more .than anyone else to make the people despair of the successful regulation. Regarding the discharge of the negro troops, Mr Bryan said that if Secretary Taft't presentation of the issue it'eorrect President Roosevelt did right. . I wou'd like to be more thoroughly in formed upon the situation in regard to the Japanete," he said, when asked hit opin ion on the San Francisco school entangle ment. "1 believe he said, "that President Roosevelt had a right to eend Secretary Metcalf to San Francisco to Investigate conditions, but at to the matter of inter vention that it different It it a legal point of course but ! do not, believe that the stats can interfere in such a matter." Mr Bryan would not discuss the Reed Smoot case. ' V WRECKS HOW DAILY ((RA( (Scrlppe Newe Association) Reno, Jan, 15 The east bound Over land Limited collided with trajn number 4 near Verdi Nevada, last night. Sever al passengere were injured, among whom are two women who will probably die. The cars of the limited were hurled into the ditch. Passengers in one of thp sleepers were liberated by breaking holes thru the roof of the car as it lav in the ditch. This section of the country has been visited by a serious wreck every day for a week and people are becoming alarmed at the repeated accidents. Passenger traffic has dwindled down to those who positive ly have to resort to trains to reach their businesses. in ' i .. ..... I FOR COUGHS AND COLDS PREVENTS PNEUMOIIIA I had the most debilitating cough a mortal was ever afflicted with, and my friends expected that when I left my bed it would surely be for my grave. Our doctor pronounced my case Incurable, but thanks be to God, four bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery cured me so completely that I am all sound and well. MRS. EVA DNCAPHER, Grovertown, Ind. , , Price 50c and $1.00 ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED! Trial Bottle Free '' 1 . I SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY" - J NEWLIN DRUG COMPANY ' t e : "LA GRANDE SUGAR" None Better. v None Purer. . - . . Use La Grande Sugar and None Sweeter, Us no Cther , I BREAKS im DOWII THE SEONGEST CCH5TIT0TI0H Rheumatism is caused hy a sour, acid condition of the blood, brought on by clr.mic constipua in, weak kidneys poor digestion and a general sluggish condition of . the syleln. Because of these irregularities the refuse and waste i.friturs of the hody are not promptly expelled, but are left to sour em fenuertt, producing irritating acids which are taken up bv tlie Wood nd dirtrihuted to pitrtt of the system. This acrid mat ter weakens and (.u-casiii'tl.u 1 IochI t that instead of supplying the body mth rori!.:n;;, hi"i!thfrl p- uertics it deposits the poison with which it is loaded into the n cles, n.nvs. bne9 civl joints, and Rheumatism gets complete control rf ".he sysUia. Some .ufkr almost constantly with the iisease, vl We oli..-s ha- intervals of fredoni, ("uring which they live in cor.start l:er.d or the next att.-ick. when an exposure to cold or dampness it so-.ne other irregularity will cause the symp toms t i return, u tMecvise is not remov.M R';i-.!:j-tis!ii will progreM and reah a point whir-.- :t beroti'ieP itcnra'Of. nnrt the Mronj est crristitiition will break down. S. S S. Iris been curing Rliftiraatisiu for more than iortvvears. It attacks the disease nt its head PURELY VEGETABLE hy going down isto the lilood and reiuovinsj every particle of th'; acrid matter and build, ingup th weak, sour Woo'l to a strte of purity and richness. S. S. S. is the Kingof Mood purifiers j,it what U nceiled for thecurcf Rheumatism. Book on Rheumatism, nmt fnv rv icr.l ndvioe sent f-ce. . . WARHJW NOriCE The crdinance'. which prohibits the tiirowTg or dpnpiting of maiyire Knd other filth into the ttreats and alleys, will go Into effect c n the 1 6th day of January and w4ll be strictly enforced. Owners of .property upon which such deposit has been made and while cor.di- uun i conirar; w ine pruvision 01 mis ordinance, should take immediate steps to clean up. - Fair warning to all. , As the ordinance under which this. action Is taken provides a penally, prompt action shou'd be taken or additional ex pense will be adaed, H. W. Stonbr, Street Supt for the city of La Grande Dated this 1 0 day of January, 1 907. WTfftMTIOIAl WRESTLING MAKIJ .( Artie a of acrrttmfintl 4 Between K Taka'iara the Japanese Jit jii.su wrestler and Henry , Scheffar the Russian wrestler. We. the undersigned agree to wrestle a contest, best three irtflve falls, Japanese style for honor. Match to take place at the Commercial Club jul tariun it nine o'clock "p. m ' Thursday. January 24. Each contestant to receive twenty per cent of net receipts for training expenses et. An admission of seventy-five cents .for resevred seats, and fifty cents for general admission, will be charged to defray expenses hall, print ing advertising and etc. There will be ten minutes intermission between each fall. Referee to be chosen on the even ing of the contest. May the best man. win. ','.' . Sionai thii 19.'Hav of .tinnkrv I 0,0.7 At La Orande Oregon. Cont.5Unujeaer W'tnM(prof0LMaChri.to. The Japani sa who has accepted Send er's challenge, haile from Portland and has a physique apparently much better than the Russian's. FASTIDIOUS WOMEN : .nriiler Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic . iresiily in tli hvijienic care of tlif person and lor local treatment of ,'c.ninine illi. As a wash its cleansing, frn,icidal, deodorizing and healiii? nullities ai-j extraordinary. For sz'"" t DnifrcHsis. Sample free. Addref rhfr R.' Paxtou Co.. Boston. Mava- , POSITION WANTED By competent man in the Grocery business, has had years of experience, Inquire at this office. TRIAL MONDAY Baker City Jan 15 Under the decision of Judge Smith thie morning the case of Alex Widdowson anH Ira Brown the men accused of the murder of Willard Moody will not be submitted to a grand jury and Widdowson will be brot up for trial next Monday mornirg. A RECORD CARGO (Scrlpps Newe Annotation) Astoria, Oregon. Jan 15 The Brittish steamer Tottenham passed thru here this morning from the Freser Saw Mills. Her cargo consists of 4.000,000 feet of lumber which is the largest ever shipped from the ' Pacific coast. The cargo is consigned to a Mexican railway company. Why Vinol Is Better Than Any Other Remedy to Restore Health and trength Because Vinol is a real Cod Liver Preparation nd does not contain a single disagreeable or harmful ingredient and is not a secret formula. Because Vinol contains all the medicinal elements the soothing, healing, strengthening and flesh creative properties of Cod Liver Oil but without oil or grease. Because everything In Vinol, except the tonic iron and a fine old wine, is actually extracted from fresh cods' livers and, their oil. Because Vinol is deliciously palatable and agreeable under all conditions. Everybody likes it. Because Vinol tones up the system, strengthens every organ, nerve, muscle and fibre of the whole body and thus overcomes weakness by thoroughly eradicating the cause of disease. That's Why Vinol is altogether different and better than any other remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and all Throat, Lung and Wasting Diseases. I Till CI Xhats Whv Vino1 Restores Health and Strength to V (i iV l Deli:ae Children, Feeble Old People, Weak and Sickly r- w vr Persons, Nursing Mothers, and Convalescents. WE RETURN MONEY IF IT FAILS TO GIVE SATISFACTION m J 1 v i-W i )K L A i COMPANY