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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1907)
h- it' - .i - : ' V. 'A L, I t I ! l t l l l l i THE GREATEST THING tfEoRGE WASHINGTON EVER DID WAS To TELL HIS FATHER THAT HE CUT DOWN THE CHERRY TREE. HE JET A GOOD EXAMPLE. IT IS EASY To TELL THE TRUTH WHEN YOU HAVE A LINE or MERCHANDISE To TELL ABOUT THAT" IS AS REPUTABLE AND WELL KNOWN AS THE BoRN LINE OF MER CHANT TAYLORS. THE HISTORY or THIS FIRM DOES NOT DATE BACK AS FAR AS THAT OF THE CHERRY TREE, 'BUT ITS PRES-' ENT REPUTATION IS WHAT WE CAN BOAST OF, THAT IS, ITS BEING UP TO THE PRESENT TIME, OR AS BUSTER SAYS UP To THE MINUTE IN STYLE OF CUT, PATTERNS, AND FRABRICS WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF 1-1-3 YD. SAMPLES, LARGE ENOUGH SO THAT ONE CAN TELL HOW A PATTERN WILL LOOK WHEN IT IS MADE UP, To SELECT FROM, AND THE GUARANTEE OF A PERFECT FIT OF EVERY GARMENT. A GLANCE .IN OUR SHOW WINDOW OR THROUGH OUR LINE OF SAMPLES WILL PROVE TO YOU THE PATTERNS ARE THE CORRECT THING FOR THE COMING SPRING IN MEN'S 6JTS. GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. I THE GOLDEN RULE 1508, 1310, 1312 ADAMS AVENUE LARGEST STOCK O'SULllVAIt (4SE STILL ON The circuit cou-' lit? Smith still sitt ing as judge has h ti take up today with the case of Peter O'Suiuvan vs J. M. Blakoly shei.ff of Wallowa ounty, which was comuun rrl yestrd.i. It is very likely that the case w.il go to the ury late this afternoon. SAVE WARM SCHEURER'S RED HOT T A M Chicken and Ghbkcn only. You see the Tamales made and know they are Fresh, Pure and Wholesome. : Ai0UCEMCJ Union Hospital, La Grande , Phone Black c81 months, $15 50 for six m-nth, and $10 00 for one yer A certificate entities the holJer to admission and muriVil -.- . i treatment in a wa.d ,n the Hos,Nal - ,f d"s d"' cn and tmVn be given at hoire A:t;,;n the period of ,. the certificate is .'sued f'r lS TTV! k 1U';"S- injl":" r hereafter received o contrieU who ly d,abl,ngh,mfIom performirg the duties ,f Ivs occupation so ect t0 ths following conditions: I H7s5al.Ce,'t,R",tf hdd' a,:re0S W'lh ",e rules and "filf oni of the iJtJl Zt., ti,B '"-t.tow.t: k V ,10tlf,c, ' nc transferable and any ore using it ctr.er t-an for himself will be prosecuted by law, Br "an ror Intoxication and drunkeness will not be allowed in cr arou-d the hosnital , and certihcat. holders breaking this rule will be txpel?ed ar.d cer tificate cancelled without recourse. ceruncaie I Authorued agent for the sale of Hospital Certificates is Mr. J. A. Matott. The Management of the Union Hospital DR. H.VOLP DR.F.MOORMEISTER Office, Coipe Bldg. nm,- V. . ' ,. r,, O - resolved vever told a lie: 7 kMmj XW. :wwrawTYirft)f?D7? REPRESENT. ANfs A CTVL NOTII CHANCE IN. TICKET The Socialists met last evening and made a change in their ticket as previously filed The name of E C Davis was withdrawn as a nominee for councilman in First ward and placed on the ticket for treasure and W. N Monroe as councilman in place of MrDavis. COAL UP WITH A L E -.w-v. lion wan uiug. tiimn SUCCESSFUL MERCHANT IeS SKEPRc JcTfT Suite?. B&owV. "j Mfttyu-mtaut. i COMPANY SMALLEST PSlfFS IfT BILL TAKE ITS COURSE The retail grocer of La Grande have resigned themselves to fate in regard t the passage of thebill now before the legis lature which if it becomas a law. will com pell all groeerymen, both retail and whol sale, n hbal all packages with the cor rect weight, price, name, cf articie or art ices of which the p.ickiee is composed. Delegates and lobbyists from the state organization cf grocery:ne-r are now at Salem and the wnalesaie men too are working hard to prevent the legislation. Minyoftho inland towns are sending telegram; to t--a:r representatives. L Grin la howsvjr Ins nt made any appeals ti ojr representative. According to the clause, which has been added to the regular national food law the grocerymon will be forced to label every package, even a pcuid of rice, sho in' the net weight before sning it ou t of his store. SALARY RAISED? County Treasurer Frawley is today being congratulated (?) over the announce ment in the FuitUnd OreL'n-.i.m wh.r.in it is Slated that a bill regulating the sal ary of the county t-easurer in this county has been parsed and it ra.ses (?) the sal from the present sum of $1000 to $900. IN BAKER ONLY The announcement in yesterday' Ob server thit the county superintendents cf the state had beeng:ven a raise in salary by the legislature, was not clear. The bill provides for a ra.se in the salary of Baker county's superintendent and not all the counties as first reported. SOCIE TY m A A M The Ladies of the Methodist church will give a George Washington party Tuesday Feb. lit at the home of Mr. Scriber on 4th street. A mus.cal pro gram has been arranged as follows: Instrumental Solo . MissMassee Vocal Solo M. William. Duet Vocal .. Mr and Mrs Cleaver Reading Vocal Solo Instrumental Sob Vocal Solo .. .. Mrs. Bridges . Sherwood Williams Mist Long Mist Aidnch LOCAL ITEMS Chas. E. Funk, a business man of f'n terprise, and wife were in the cty las: evenirg on their way to Port!a"d cn a business trip. J. L Andrews who for the past eight months has been engineer of the Imb.er flouring mill is in the city on business. He will return tomorrow. Mrs, Eva Andross arrived fromj Port land and will be n the city several days Parties desiring to see her may call at the furniture store of Adeookdt Fritz. Miss Rose Zweivel of Summerville who has been visiting her sister Miss Kate Zweivel for the past two days returned home today. The girls" basket ball team of the high school will go ta Baker City tomor row morning to play the Baker team. Miss Barber the coach, will chaperone. CITY (AflDINATfS The following have filed their nomina tions with the City Recorder. For Mayor A. L. Richardson; J. B Stoddard: A. M. Paul For Marshal Ralph Atchinson: L. Rev burn; John Waldon: J. F. Steinbeck. For Recorder I. R. Snook: C. W. Tul- lis For Treasurer J. K. Wright. E.C. Davis COUNC1LMEN , First Ward-M. McMuray W N Monroe Second Ward A. V. Andrews; B, F. Lewie third Ward-F. L Meyers; E. Reis land .'-'!: Fourth Ward J. T. Williamson: J. K. Sheak:'H. A. Watson Candidates marked with an are the Socialist nominations. DOWN 426 fEET Contractor .West who has the con mc for sinking the artisian well for the 0. R. & N. Co. in this city is now down 426 feet and the work is progressing very satisfactory. It is the intention of the company to secure a natural flow if pos sible but if not successful in that, to se cure a sufficient amount of water in furnish their requirement by pumping. ' Ur.ivers ty of Oregon, Feb. 12. 1907. Dr. Condon, the oldest member nf m university faculty and one rf rh ora fact authorises in geology in the United States, died Monday at his home The funerai will take nlace WedneeH.J from Villard Hall. It will ne undr rh auspices of 'ne student body of the Uni versity of Oregon. Mid-year examinations are row ,n progress. They are unusually hard th.s year but the gooo quality of work done makes it improbiNe tnat there will be many fa lures. James Neiil '03 has gore out for track work. Joel Richardson, after finishing his ex aminations w.th h'gh honor, has gone to Portland to vsit his mother and brother wiio are thereat prese t. Ben Grout intends to enter the compe tition for the hammer throw at the begin ning cf tne new semester. The Oregon track team will probably meet every other college team of prom ner.ee in the North A'cst and nnttiMu fordar.d Beikeley. The Oregon winners of last year are nearly ail in col ege and there is much good material amonc the freshmen. The meets have not hn n. fintely ananged or located, but at least two cf tne.n will be held in Eugene. ' UroutandNeJI from La Grande, Mc- Kenzie from Athena and Hawley fiom Baker City wcrt boat riding the other day. Neill's lack of skill as an oarsman allowed the bort to str.du the submerged reef which n-.-w separates the mill race from the Willamette river. Tnere it stuck. But Grout's fine traded atterfen and a passirg caroe towed the ship ecked sailors back into the channel wi'.h a rope. BezdcK, the football cach. and J. E. ur.ndiey. ir.st.uctor in Econ.irncs. went' canoe.rg last weeK and lipped over. Be;- j dek swam to land Ah.ie Bnnj.ey s.iv.'dl the boat and fi.iated with it to ju t water. I T.ie total enrollment of the I.'- in all of its departments is now 565, At Eugene there are 526 students, a gain of 12 eer last year. ma inter-sute uetati-.g teilrs are hard at work under tne able direct.on of Cotch Bnnd'ey. Watch for the Junior Annusl. It will be printed soon. NIB Of THE SKIf UNIVERSITY LOGGING I have a complete line of logging tools Sledges. Saws, Chain and Cable in WASHING I ha.e the celebrated 1900 machine which is absolutely guaranteed they ar the easiest running washing machine on the market Try one and be convinced. I also have clothes wringers all grades and price. J MRS-T.N. Hardware and iiiii(iiiii(iittii(ii BROKEN Your watch may run if I and it may keep fairlp good The pivot revolving in such a jewel, however, soon cuts and. frequently breaks, thus increasing the damage and cost of repairing. If your watch is varying, it will pay you to have it examined. All repairs given my personal attention.. ' Hejdenreich Building f Hp3PnpL NEW JEWELER Op s t Bohnenkamp's '" 1 1 vUOUIai AND OPTICIAN LATE JEW f-Y ARRIVALS : t FI,EST STOCK OF DEPENDABLF jfwfi rv im nxv - ' - a j Free Oregon Irrigated You arc entitled to 20,4o780 120 or 160 acres FREE ycu simply pay for the cost of irrigation, which is $10.00 per acre, payable one-fourth cash, balance in three equal annual payments.' Title direct from the STATE OF OREGON. This land is going fast; do not delay; call or write today. ! ESTER OREGON J Foley Block STRICT ATTENTIOfl is g.ve- i, .veers and there are no vexat.ors. de'.ayt due to m.sur.det stand r Each patrsn ge'sprcc s.ey wnathe c f,r a-d as Uf " pos !ia:i,V..,iP.d:v;iull u a.-e cens'dertd. There is r. wtter popular pneed rest aura-. w thin many m,:es 1 -v3 is oee:ler.t and wei! pre pared snd ,s put be;&re t.9 m an appct ;Tg way. TO CMS! sveh as Cante Hooks, Peaveys, Axes, fact everything needed for logging. , MACHINES I MURPHY Crockery JEWELS a jewel is cracked or broken time. NOW 01M EXHIBITION J. H. PCARE. La Grande't Leading . cueler and Optician Opposite U. S. Land Office -- III Wll I , , ,ttMtt State Lands . COLONIZING CO U Grande, Oregon ' V T. : A m T i 18 '. '.'.I' : . ;' r -F I : ' ' if! IK Si! I t J-A'Artuckle;Proprietor it f. i t . T f I'f
