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'EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1908.
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GQRDEN
HOSE all grades
a compefe assortment of Garden Rakes,
Hoes, Spades, and Shovels. : : :
FISHING TACKLE to suit alt, and It is the kind that catches
I AM AGENT for the Celebrated Iowa Cream Seperator,
Calland See it. : : ; , : :
. . MRS. TV !l.
IXEOTIOff LAWS.
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. Severe Penally Imposea lor Inflaeic-
". In "Voter. . .. '.:.
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: Th laws of Oregon are very severe
la relation to voting at election.
It la noted that anjron using any
mean whatever to coerce or Influence
unduly any voter la liable to a fine
' of $1000 and imprisonment In the pen
itentiary for from one to three years.
Any corporation or oganixation which
use ita financial Influence to Influ
ence voter la liable to thla fine.
'Anyone having other under finan
cial obligation to hlmnolf In any way
who uses thta to Influence, the vote of
people under financial obligation to
turn Is liable to this fine and Imprla-
onment. '
- io intimidate, coerce, bribe, evon
with a drink of liquor, means the lia-,
blllty of being arrested. Soctlun 17
deals with this part of the law. Sec-!
tlon 1907 gives the penulty for Im-
' Dortinff VOtflra from ani, iwiflnn ..
the purpose of ' voting In any Inti
mated before hand. Section 1908
gives the penalty for Inducing voters
to absent themselves, no matter what
the Inducement may be, the penalty
is severe. " j
Ruction 1Bnfl irlua a ,1,1m,...., I r.Mni...
tor this same purpose. The laws of
Oregon In violation to any corrupting
Influence whatever In this matter of
elections and voting are.' severe ' and
comprehensive. ' ' '
" " ",,u"r 'n oar.
a.v.n. u .w.y, or any disorderly con-
duct is punishable with heavy fine and
imprisonment.
LOST Between thl city and Perry.
ladles' gray coat Finder ptease
leave same at this office. ". 1
REPUE
TICKET
:J Offda Nominees and Candidates
. the Republican Party for
June Election
For Representative to Congress W. It, ELLIS, of Vnuultfaa County.
For Justice of the Supreme Court , .
: ROBERT K. UKAX, of Laae eVounly. .
For Oregon Dairy and Food Commissioner
i. . I1AH.KY, of Multnomah County,
For United Stale Senator II. M.CAKK, of Multminiah County.
For Ilullr4 CommlHsJenor-f I ? ! ? ; i-' .1 ft,
' . i f ., LXE tU AnXIHsOX, Of .Multooaniiti Ounly. , '
' For Judge of Circuit Court 1
.V-TT--""" ."..".T.' a. W, KXOVIM,', t irion fWnty.
For SenatoTr-Cnlon and Wallowa CiuatlT-( .' . , . .':. .!('' '
' ' ' ' ' 4 " EIVAItl VV. RrMni.IC. of Inloa ;oiintyf
For IteprextnUU've-'UnUm" uni ' WHm Wntti s ' - '-
JOHN
For Representative BTFI'IILM K.
For 8hertff
For County. 3h .
For County Commissioner
For Record ef Cowvij-aaoes- )'
For County Assessor HIIKH.PII A. UVG, of. Pjr.;4(
, For founty School Superintendent OMKX' BISHOP, f VnUm. ''
For CouWC4im:rrJOTrV irwmte:
For County Surveyor CAI.VIN R. THORNTON, of Ia Gramto.
For County Coroner THOH.
For Jurtlea of the Poaoe, La Uranlo District
4 K4t4M ff..,..,.. ANGLH KTKWAHT. ttt lA Gntnde.
For Constable, I Orandt District I. W. KAVI.K, of I Grande.
- VOTE 'ER
Such as LAWN t,10VERS,
RAKES.CRASS CATCHERS
lAlvw SFRINKLERS AND'
HARE REELS. ,
and prices to suit every one
MURPHY . .
W. B. GRAJTDT HURT.
Ic Man Sustains Berlona InJnric
' ; Fall From Home Yesterday.
w. b. Orandy, the Ice man, au
tained aerloua Injuries yesterday
while riding a horse. The animal
reared and fell over backwards, car
rylng the rider with him. The weight
of the, animal fell on Mr. Grandy'f
chest, and had ha not been physically
robust,, he would undoubtedly have
sustained more serious Injury than he
did. As It was, hla chest was badly
squeezed, although ' no ' bones were
broken ' He was taken to his home
and Is today in considerable pain. He
is unable to leave hla bed. but will re
cover rapidly unless other compllca-
tions set in. ,
Mr. Orandy was riding one horse
and leading another, when the one
being led Dulled back, draairln the
rider and horso
over, the horse being
ridden falling as above stated, upon
Mr. Orandy. The accident occurred
about four ml'.es from tho city, in
what Is known as Deal canyon.
NEW LOCATION.
La Gruilllu ftrltiMil nt ltfiial,. Vntv In
New Quarter.
Mr, and Mrs. B. Porter Day, pro
prietors of the La Grande School of
Music, have purchased the Krouse
I lL..in.rtu ,1 1 ....-..-. --j
today arc moving Into Uiulr iww home.
Horoafter. the. music school will be
conducted there Instead of In the for-
in or quarters on Adams avenue.
DrcuMnaklug.
Ladles fine dresses a specialty. Mrs.
Y B. Wells, 'phone Black Gel.
UCAM
of:
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P. Itl'SK, of Wallow County.
KIC1I KDM)X. of 1 CJramlo. 4
. E. W. DAVIH, of I Grande.
:t- WltlGfTt of tui(I
, J. M. pKI,lER, of, Cove,
?) f. it' istUTK. tit li'Gramlr.'
it MONK, ot KummrrvliU
STRAIGHT
LOCAL ITEMS.
. . '
J.'B. Lanham of Chicago, Is confer
ring with the local fruit shippers. .
; Mrs. Cull Smith came over from Hot
Lake this morning. .
Attorney C. H. Finn returned this
morning from Hot Lake. .
': Mrs. Charles Knapp of South La
Grande, Is reported to be quite sick.
, Mrs. R. B. Worstell expects to at
tend the Rose carnival at Portland
next week.
' ' General Superintendent M. J. Buck
ley Is In La Grande on business con
nected with the O. R. at N.
' Mrs. A. O. Hagans, who suffered an
operation at the hospital recently. Is
Improving rapidly. -'-.',
Mrs. W. H. Stafford of Union, Is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Oliver, of thts city.
. Mr. F. O. LeGore, who has been
visiting relative In Joseph, returned
to her home In 8pokane thl morning.
Miss Mabel Stevens, Jteaeher In the
public school ot Hligard. returned ito
her horn In' Portland this' morning.
" Mrs. J. C. Hart came down ' from
HUgar last nignt, ana returnea name
by the morning train. V
Harry T. Sherwood and a party of
six from Boise, are looking; after bus
iness at the land office.
' 8k R. Haworth, who has been hav
ing a severe attack of the grip, I bet
ter today. :' ". :
Mrs. Nellie Johnson went to La
Grande this morning to visit friends.
Baker City Herald. . 1
.Mrs. Avery Harrison spent the day
with her mother, Mrs. W. W, Hunter.
of Island City. ' "" '
Mrs. G. W. Coleman and daughter,
Margaret, spent the day In Island
City. "" " ' ' "
Mrs. Tod Rlnehart went to Sum
inervlllo this morning, where she will
visit friends a few day before return
ing to her home In ETgln. ',
Judge T. Hv Crawford, .democratic
nominee for circuit Judge, Is making
a campaign tour of the Elgin and
Wallowa country.'
Mr. F. Hawley, who has beet! quite
sick t the home of her mother, Mrs.
Cross In South La Grande, Is conval
escing. ! '
Miss Eleanor Davis came over from
Union this morning to visit for several
days with Mildred Oliver, of South
La Grande.
Miss Mary Walker has recovered
from an operation sustained recently
and Is able to be removed to the home
of Rny Carpenter todnv. ' -
Ed Rumble, republican' nominee for
senator from Wallowa and Union
counties, whs In the city last evening
on business. '
Mr. Sarah Wllllnms of South 'Ls
Grande,' .expects to leave srmn for Sa
lem to vfslt her son Tom Williams,
who is employed with Ladd A Bush,
bankers. '.-
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Townsend of
Pendleton, arrived this morning. Mr.
Townsend ' fs looking over the town
with the view of putting In a shooting
gallery.
Trainmaster J. D. Matheaon and Di
vision Foreman J. H. .Watson, have
gone1 to Baker City. They wffl return
tonight with the Sells-Floto, circus
trains.
O. W. Benson of Union, and R.'A.
Marr of Vale, both prominent leaders
lit oil development In the Vale coun
try, are In La Grande today looking
after business matters.
Attorney J. W; Knowles.' republican
nominee for circuit Judge, left this
morning for Elgin. Tomorrow he ex
perts to go on to Wallowa, where he
will deliver a memorial aJdress Sat
urday. A. F. Sheets, Ihe well known Joseph
blarksmjth, who has been visiting his
oh In fhls city, expected to leave this
memlng for hi home, but he Is still
here. ' Grande Ronde seems to please
him greatly, and he finds It hard to
Jar loose. . , .
Clara L. Thompson, who three years
agp staged "The Katscnjammer Kids"
home tateijt, production ;ln thta ,tlt
was In La Grande this morning. 8he
lef) on the morning train for Salem
where she Is conducting a voting con
test. : .'. ' .. . . ;i
the Misses Ruth Russell end Stella
Olfver leave Thursday for Walla Wal
la, to attend the prommencement ex
eMses at St. Paul's school.. of which
Institution fhey'were graduates. Af
ter nwk'i stay In Walla Walla they
will return home ( aeoompanled by
Miss Imogen who has been
taking a course In muslo the pajit
Just try those elegant rhocolst so
las at Pilverthorn Mack's.
D5-I7-I-17
Evening Observer 5c per month.
SOCIETY.
'
Ladle Aid Society.
The Ladles Aid society of the Pres
byterian church held a business meet
ing yesterday afternoon. While noth
ing definite was decided, the ladles
are considering giving a progressive
dinner In the near future.
Thimble Party, .
Mrs. Stella Ingle and Mrs. George
Carpy entertained about 2D ladles at
a thimble party thla afternoon In hon
or ot Mrs. Archie Miller of Wallowa.
Mrs. Fred B. Currey and Mr. A. L
Richardson played several duet on
the mandolin and guitar,, and Mrs. A.
T. Hill gave a monologue. The room?
were decorated In red tulips. A dain
ty two-course luncheon waa served.
Five Hundred. .
The ladle of the Five Hundred
club met at the home of Mrs. H. &
Cavana in May Park this afternoon.
Kaffee Klatcfa.'
There will be no meeting of the
Kaffee KJatch thl week.
f VETNTTsT,, ,: ' . ' ..-
Dr. W. D, McMUlan. Red ttL
Painless extraction.
- Mpert (oiu wora, puu siuauas
te children' teeth. ....
La Grand National Bank Building
Only the most delicious chocolate Is
served at Sllverthorn Mack' sods
fountain. . D5-27-I27 '
W. R. C. TO EXTERTAIV.
Old Soldier and Little Gtrlx Will Be
Given Dinner Next Saturday.
Considerable Interest center In the
Memorlaf day program which will be
carried out next Saturday as announc
ed In The Observer last evening. Aside
from the exercises which last through
the day, the ladles of the W. R. C. will
entertain the members of the G. A. R.
and the 46 little girls who will take
part In the program. The entertain
ment will consist of a dinner at 12
o'clock, at the Odd Fellows' hall. Im.
mediately following the dinner, the
line of march to the tabernacle, where
the afternoon program ls toe carried
out, vlll be formed.
The float carrying the representa
tives of the state of the union, is in
harge of Mrs-Tred Bchnke'ahd' glvei
promise of being something better
than the ordinary. . '
DATE OF 4TJXCERT SET.-,
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L. D. S. Concert to Be Held Here on,
, . Jane 27-. ' Y
' June 27 ,1b the date xt for the ded
ication of the new pipe organ fpr the
L. D. S. church, the lnstn)ment belng
expected to arrive In Ls Grande this
ilfternoojV :, On tfrat date La Qrande
will see a 'rauslrirre of no small quail.
ty, as suph men aw Prof. 'J". J. McClel
lan f Salt Lake, is to be here and
perform on Ihe new organ, which by
that time will hav been Installed: 'Mr'.
McClellan is noted aa the most able
performer on the pfp organ In 'the
United States. He la now located at
Salt Lake. .','. . '
Aside from - tmr "noted professor,
there will be many her from Salt
Lake- who hold Mgh positions in the
church.
The L. D. S. band of this city will
also figure conspicuously In the pro
gram. That the concert will be a
splendid one and of high qnallty Is as
sured. ,
BUILDING NEARLY COMPLETE."
Gnusde Rondo Meat Cormmny Will
t Soon IUto Parking Plant ,
The large s fracture' 'being built at
Oro Dell by the Grande Ronde Meat
company for packing plant purposes,
Is nearly done, ft being planned to do
the last carpenter work thl week.
While the building Itself Is almost
completed, the management expects
the new lee making machinery here
momentarily. " The' machinery will b
Installed as soon aa It arrives, and the
company will soon be making lea ar
well a providing means .for.., a. .cold
sotrage. The plant adjoins the slaugh
ter) house property at Oro Delk and
Is being built at considerable cost.'
J . IMIILF.K NOTES.
Imblcr, lav -tarf(Spvta1.) Tun
nes Oliver waa In the city yesterday
R. W. Hamilton and son, Fred, were
here transacting business yesterday.
Judge T. II. Cram ford was canvass
ing and seeing friends between trams
yesterday. "
W. R. Rollins I finishing the con
foctlonery.' . ' ' ' ' '
The furniture of B. F. Webb was
moved to Allcel today.
Albert Rollins Is' on the sick list
WANTED Dairy hand wants position.
Inquire at Observer office.
Malces the most nutri
tious food and the most
dainty and delicious,
V:'-.v:raCaJ
thi on!y Daldrijj Powder mada
CnmRoYalGrapeCreamof Tartar '
No fussmj crfcttin over
tLe bbcuitmaldn. Royal
coolie
K3 AWa-K3 IO FESSrEAHS.
6CHOOL YEAR CLOSES.
Three Montlis of Holidays for the Sta
dent After Tomorrow,
Although the present school year
does not end until tomorrow, there
will be no ringing of bells after today.
The last of the examinations were
held today, and tomorrow will be a
matter of form only. The grades will
be handed out by the various teachers
during Friday. .
Immediately afterwards the teach
ers will take to their summer quarters.
Some are going back east, ' some to
California and others, are planning
quiet summer vacations in remote
corners of the state.
AN ELKS' BENEFIT.
lix- nl UhIw Is Bringing Competent
Jiilli Sliigen Here.
;On the fourth of June La Grande
Is to hear a troupe of Jubilee slngerr
in this city. The local lodge of Elks
have secured the Watklns OrlirlnnI
Tennessee Jubilee singers to sing here
one night, on Thursday of next Week.
The concert will be held In the Elks'
boll and seats will be on sale at vari
ous places throughout the city.
These singers were here two years
n go under the Central church lyceum
management, and gave universal sat
isfaction. They carry with them high
testimonials from Portland. Spokane
and other cities of the coast. The
proceeds will apply on the Elks'
building fond.
ORIGINAL ADVERTISING.
Cwve BavhaU Manager Hit on New
Scheme to Advertise Game.
Manager Sotck. of the Cove base
ball team, has sent out Imitations to
attend a game of baseball between
Cove and Elgin next Sunday. Here It
la:
Tou and your friends sre rordlallv
fnvited to attend a ball' game played
tn Cove, by the Cove and the Elgin
teams on Punday, May IL UOS. Tou
are requested to present 2S cent at
tha gate for admission. . r
COVE BASEBALL TEAM.
' At the HIiii-ivimh!. . .'
It's the same old story. Th film.
at the Sherwood Electric which will
be seenjor thefjist Um tonight ar
all good. Th, two songs are botb
catchy and Mr. Ferrtn will have am
ple opportunity to display his voice.
3ee.tha.fuU program In the hn-aa
In this Issue.
IMt Conr.Ml. nUo funeral Dead.
Vlcksburg. May; l2t6.n.eral 8te.
r ice creamTI
j ; - This is;the xm teason for
:j pared to furnisn he trad?i
' " -... iwora are the Hnest in Eastern
Cre2:n. A resort for Ladies and Gentlemen :::::: J :
E. D. S ELDER.
1
in -1 -
edeasi
pnen O. . Lee,' commander-ln-chlt tJ)f '
the United Confederate Veterans,' and
the last general of the Confederacy,
died today.'
At Ctilhls' Horace Shop
A full line of tents, wagon sheets,'
bed cover and summer robe just ar
rived at Jack Chllds' harness ahop on
Fir street . '
For Sale. ' '
Two extra fine fresh milk cow,,
will be sold cheap If taken at once.
Apply to Robert Miller, B avenue. ."V.
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Celebrate Ioly Communion.
Tomorrow being Ascen.on day there
will be a celebration of the holy
communion In St. Peter's church at
10 a. m. , :
FOR RENT Suite of three rooms for
.light housekeeping. Modern conve-
. nlencen.. Inquire of Mrs.' Eda Swart:
or 'phone to Black 822. - j
.... ED STRINGHAM, ' v
AUCTIONEER. -I;
Sale cried on short notice. '
Satisfaction guaranteed,.
No extra bharga tor distance.
LA GRANDE '-' . . OREGON
Rout No. 2. 'Phone No. If fx
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amTu ana oepariure of Tralaa at
La Grandcu '"" '
No. 1, westboun-' Portland Special,
arrlvee 1:25 a. m.; depart, :10 a. tn,
No. I, eastbound passenger, mall
nd express, arrives at :4S a. m.; de
parts .50 a. m.
No. i, eastbound Chicago Special,
arrive 1:01 p. m.: depart, p. nt
Ko westbound min,., m.n -
nd express, arrive p. m.; a.
1 P. .-- ., , ' t , .
Elgin Branytj.
R-tular mixed train leave . La
Grande at I o'clock and return at t
""clerk !.' m. Th logging" trath
leave La Grand at 12:10 p. m. and
return at T:i p. m. f ; ;
II KEENEY, Ageat
; I Grande, Oregoa.
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with the very beat-JL
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