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EVKSIlfa OBSERVER. LA mMVDE. OFKOOV, TTEnVESDAY, MAT 27,' 1908. '
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j GETTING A HOME EDUCATION.
( . The Columbia (Mo.) Herald gives'
): the following entertaining nia-UHtlc
' ' on homo education. This little Itom
4 should carry the University ' of bre-
; gon appropriation, The Herald says;
i "How much does a Missouri boy
' cost? Fathers and guardians with
boys to bring up estimate that $3000
will rear to manhood the average MIs-
- - sourl boy, will send hlin seven months
t t -1 t . . . ...
, . trlet school,' four years to high school
i ' and four years to college or unlver-
;.. ity. , '.
This Amount will cover his food,
clothing, books and stationery. It
: will even permit a margin for "toin
foolneKg," as one father picturesquely
i styles amusements.
"The cost of the' state is, on the av
erage, I7BO ror eacn boy. or this
amount 18tJ is for the elementary
school, 1180 for the high school and
$100 a year for four years at the uni
versity;! The state pnys $7.40 and the
parent pays $2240, and the net result
fs one Missouri boy. educated In Mis
sour' schools fur life."
It' Is truly something to educate a
boy at home, as the Herald says, to
give him an Oregon training, an Ore
, gon spirit, and Oregon-made citizen
hip. '.
'Home pride and patriotism should
cause Oregonlans to enthusiastically
support their state university. In ths
knowledge that It will put the Oregon
' brand on ths minds and characters of
young men and women!
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
J
The taxpayers of Union county in
i ins psai nave reason to ds congratu
'' .- Uted upon their choice of a man to
' car for the money. And again this
' same man who In the past has so effl-
clently watched over their Interests Is
agaln to be treasurer of Union county.
For many moons John Frawley has
been the caretaker of the county
funds and at no time has rwr been
unfaithful to his trust Again the re
publican party tnkes pleasure In plac
ing him upon Its tlrket, fully believing
that his Tecord In tho past will ' bv
sufficient recommendation for the
future.
,
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
In placing J. W. Knowles In nomi
nation for the offire of circuit Judge,
' the republican party has made a wise
choice. Mr. Knowles hss been a rest
. 1ont of this district a sufficient length
of time to make him properly so
lttalntd with the conditions to enable
Mm to administer Justice to all parts
of the district. He Is a firm believer
In the enforcement of all laws, and
Ms ability as an exponent of ths law
Is too well established to need com
ment. Ths Observer takes pleasure In
giving him Its support as It believes
that his administration will be a cred
itable one.
FOR REPRKKKNTATIVE.
, The republican candidate fur repre
sentative needs no Introduction to ths
voters of Union Vwunty. For ths past
quarter of a century he has been a
resHent business man of this county.
Ills reputation as a conservative bus
iness man Is such that no one ques
tions but that If H. F. Richardson has
the aMU'y and thn slaving qualities
to properly represent Union county,
j Tia voters of this county ran ip
j US mlalitk In caUa thtlr ballot fjr
H. V. ul liardwn, tlic republican "r.in.
for jcbtice or the peace.
Angus Stewart, the republican can
didate for Justice of the Peace for La
Grande justice of the peace and con
stable district, is a man of ability and
sterling worth. He has been a' resi
dent of La Grande a number of years
and In a graduate of the Ann Arbor
law school, He Is In every way thor
oughly able to take care of the office
With credit to himself, the party and
the taxpayers. ,
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BAKER CITY. NOT HERE
UNTILl SATURDAY
PENDLETON TAKES THE
THIRD WITH WALLA WALI.A.
Duker City Will ot 0cn Cntil 8t-
unfciy Af UMiioon In La Grande
. Fnx flume at Pendleton Yesterday
Afternoon.
V . Standing of He Out. '
'' . Played Won Lost
La Grando . , . , L 4 4 0
Wndletnn.. . r. . i.S . 2 1
P. e
1000
. . 6 G
.83.1
.000
Walla Wralla .. 3 1 2
Baker City. . . . 4 0 4
Because the management of the Ba
ker City club team Is not In position
to come here tomorrow to open the
baseball season In La Grande on
proper schedule,, It has . beon found
necessary to postpone the opening un
til next Saturday afternoon. The ser
ies will continue until Tuesday, giving
the locate time to go to Walla Walla
to open with the third team In the
percentage column.
Pciulk'ton Takes Third Gnme.
Pendleton, May 27. (Special.)
The third game In the Walla Walla-
Pendleton series on the letter's
grounds, went to Pendleton yesterday
by a score of 4 to 0. The gams was
a fast snappy exhibition, and the Us'
of the series thus far.
Shifting In Position.
The dally ace-saw and shifting of
the clubs has started in earnest. Be
cause Pendleton took the third yes
terday It steps up a peg and drops
Wnlla Walla a notch, so there Is now
a well defined line of demarkatton
between all the teams. La Grande Is
still alone at tho top of tho column.
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THE
ACME
Phone Black 641
213 FIR STREET
J-4y4yj44yS4
Rt for AVomen and Children.
;i On tacqpunt ,of its mlid J:t!on an :
pitatant 'taste oriu fi:.i.i
Syrup Is especially rectii'ii- ndcd' foi
women and children. V-. don mi
ntt.-r-ccte ot giipi Ilk') pills. vid or
d i.'ury cathartic t Orli'.o I .xxn'ivc
Fruit Syrup aids dl:;." l'-n a-.J t umn
lates tne liver and bowc itli.ut ir
ritating them. Remember the name
Orlno and refuse substitutes. A. T.
Hill, druggist.
Notice.
AH persons having partly finished
pltces at my studio will please call
this week and finish the same, as I
expect to leave for my summer vaca
tion the first of June.
When the Vleatheer
Is Oppressive
BY HAVING A SUPPLY OP 8ARSA
PARILLA O IURON BREW AND I
DONT KNOW ON ICE. THERE IS
NOTinNQ SO REUKESIUNG, COOL
ING AND PALATE.BIJ3 AS A
THIRST QUENCHER I.V WARM
WETHElt AS THE MANY DELI
CTOUS SOFT DRINKS THAT ARE
BOTTLED DV THE
Union Boling Works
PORTLAND
RO
FESTIVAL
To Be Held in
PORTLAND, OltEGON.
JUNE 1, TO I. IIOI.
Will bo Uio most brilliant
FLORAL FIESTA
and CIVIC JUBILEE
Eer hold In tlie racirk' Nortlmcst-
Portland, ths "Hose City." will be a
scene of splendor and ths center ot
world-wide Interest for one week
Several Important conventions to be
held In Portland on that occasion,
TheO.R.&IM.CO.
Will Sell Fpcvlal Ticket on This
Occasion From ''
LA
CRNDE TO PORTLAND,
and Return,
at SI2 I5
FOR PABTICUUMIS CALL ON
t. II. KF.ENET. lineal AgeuL
WM. McMUBRT,
General Passenger Agrot, '
PORTLAND OREGON
FREE!!
ACME
TO EVERY MAX, WOMAS AND CHILD FOR EVERY DOLLAR YOUR
SPEND WITH VS, WE WILL PRESENT YOC FREE ONE flCKEX TO
THE ELECTRIC TIU2ATR. THIS YOTJ SEE $5.00 PCRCILISES ENTI
TLES YOU TO FIVE TICKETS, BUY A $55.00 "ACME," THE BEST
RANGE MADE, AND GET 55 TICKETS AND SEE THE BIG SHOW
WITH VS. " ' '
ACME
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' Cull for 'Bids. "
Foaled bkls will be received for dig-
'i sr.' ";!-: '"" e1 on
Parson eti-t-et
addition to La
Grande. Dit
feet
deep and 1
completed
to be
work
Is ordered
lotendi-nt. .
water super-
ust be filed with
o'clock p.- m..
the city recorde
May 27, 1908.
Council reserves the right to accept
or reject bids.
; , J. T. WILLIAMSON,
Chairman of Water Committee.
PETITION FOR LIQUOR UCENSE.
To ths Hon. County Court of Union
County:
We, the undersigned legal voters
and actual residents of the precinct of
Kamela, Union county Oregon, and
having actually resided m said pre
cinct 'at least thirty days immediately
preceding the date of signing and fil
ing of this petition, hereby respect
fully petition your honorable court to
grant to Charles W. Estes, a license
to sell splrltous, malt or vinous liquors
or fermented cider, commonly known
as hard elder. In less quantities than
one gallon, in the town of Knmela,
Union county, Oregon, commencing on
or about the Sth day of June, 10S.
Dated this first day of May, 1903.
F. G. Eyre, F. L. Wright, J, P. Ad
ams, C. W. McFall, D. Charlton. A. C.
Sherman, L. Graybeal, "H. C. Hanson,
N. Page, O. W. Allen. M. T. Burnett.
YincleJVvlde, aj
III el l i II a njrtr the
I II
XinsTin
r y
WHERE NOTHING IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE
Fine Stationery
Blank Book
Crepo Paper
Tissue Paper
Decorative Paper
La itch Sets
Post Cards
Special Bargains in all Departments
ESTABLISHED
REPORT OF THE CONDITIO"' OF
The La Grande National Bank
AT
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts
United States Bonds
Real Estate, Furniture, ate . .
Cash Assets:
Qua from Banks 125,824.04
Due from U. S.
Tisasurar,
Cash co hand .
8.087.60
,88,642 66-2l7554..09
Total
GEORGE PALMER, Pmsiokkt.
F.L. MEYERS.
J. M. BERRY
OEO.L.'CLEAVER.
Wdh ample eap ul. Urg
your dsp5.it.; aed tot
rality cohsist.r.t with conerativ banking.
FREE!!
RANGE
RANGE
1
L. E. Tipton, O. Kllng, Ed Morell,.
Wm. Dye, Wm Horton, Jo Connor,
John Somers. R. J. Smith, 'J It
Thompson, E. nice, I. L. McFalls, John
Richards, June Sanford, W. D. Adams,
W. A. McFalls, August Moshcr, H. K.
Charlton.
Notice Is hereby given that I will on
the 3rd day of June, 1908, apply to
the "county court of Union county, Ore
WICIAL
THE ONLY
The oniy kind of Ice that we handle In retail trade is artificial Ice,
made from pure artesian water the only pure Ice In the city. A delivery-
wagon will bring this PURE ICE to
or otherwise. To regular patrons our prices are one-half cent per pound.
NATURAL ICE han-lled In wholesale lots. Look out for the Grandy lea
wagon. Thonc I5!ack 571.
GRADY
FERGUSON'S
L. IL M. POST CARDS FREE WITH
EXAMINATION TABLETS DURING
EXAMINATION WEEK t: :: !S
3855
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MA. 14,
672.473.04
1 00.000.00
68,000.00
Capital Stock
Surplus
Undivided Profits
Circulation
Deposit
ndiv u&l,
Bank '"'
$946,029.11
v
Total
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Cash.m
W. L. RRTNUfM "re
SHERWOOD WILLIAMS. 2nd AMi.tiVciT" C,",IM"
A. B. CONLEY, p, J. HOLMES, F. M. BYRKIT. r. r
W.
' '-"uwi.1 o
.ipswnc. and unwrf .,sd f.ciliti.. w.bit. u.
your banking bu.in.. tnmM-, ' 1 .! ' C,Tar Jrou b0,ut Hunty for
FREE!!!
THE
ACME
Thone Red 1161 .
1411, 1413, 1415 Adims Ave.
I
gon, at the court house In La Grande.
Oregon, for A lie'enso to sell, splrltous,
mult or vinous liquors, or fermented
elder, commonly known as hard "elder.
In quantities less than one gallon, 'in
the town of Kamela, '"Union county.
Oregon, commencing on or about the
Sth day of June, 1908. .'
CHARLES W, ESTES
15-2-80.
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your door on notification by teleDhonn-
y
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1887
1908
LIABILITIES
100,000.09
60.000.00
12,824.17
. 62,000.00
-.696,420 94
- 18,684.02-71 1..104.96
$946,029.18
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GFORGE Pal turs
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