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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1908)
EVEMXG OfeaEItVER,LA GRANDE,; OKEGO FKIDAV. JCXE 19. 1003. .!TT PAfiF.3. 1 4- WEARING APPARE PAGB EIGHT. i mmm i I STfAHDEVlSf -Hi t HI if !ii ! i ) I t t - t ; - v n ! ! ; V m BRIGHT SUMMER DAYS THE WARM WEATHER THIS WEEK 18 REMINDING IS QCITK FORCIBLY THAT SUMMER IS GOING TO BE HERE JUST THE SAME, EVEJT IP IT WAS A LONG TIME IN COMING. WE AR EPREPARED TO SUPPLY YOUR EVERY WAST IX Tins LINE, AND DESIRE PAR TICULARLY TO CALL YOU ATTENTION TO OCB Great Line of Under Muslins on Sale For Ten Days AT BARGAIN PRICES: Ladies' I OHM IiL:, CL -.mill c One of tho -up-to-date sawmill ad juncts or today has reached here from the east and will be put to use at the George Palmer lumber camps at once. It la a steam skidding device that Is operated by a locomotive and can climb a , 12 per cent grade on' a standard gauge track. Its arms reach out 1000 feet In any angle and has a power hard to calculate. A tempo rary track can penetratp the most dense kind of woods by simply clear ing a roadbed, and the logs are skid ded, to Its by this monster and pow erful machine. The'company can now handle Its logs automatically after the saws have cut the tree Into the desired number of logs. ' ; - ' PRICE. Large Assorrment of Summet Wash Goods at 25 to 50 per cent Lower than Reqular Prices r : ; : HUNDREDS, OF OTHER SPECIAL BARGAINS. . COME AND SEE THEM THE PFOPLE'S STORE OPERA HOUSE BLOCK U0SDE VIILM1E IE! BEER . . -, i Walla Walla, Juno 1?. For tho I purpose of receiving a course of In- tructlon In the ' matiufnrtiire of the' new prohibitum drink. "NVar-beer," Charley Gclsor, foreman of tho licit brewery, and Waldmer Stockdcr. chief viewer at tho Hlnhl brewery, are In Chicago, attending the Wahl-Hcnlu tniitltutii of Fermentology, having left Walla Valla a week ago, and arriv ing !n Chicago yesterday, the gentle men will take a course of a week, and will then return to this city and take tip the work of making a bovorage hleh, though In every respect similar to the ordinary drink, contains but one-half of one per cent alcohol, and which has been substituted In nearly all of the dry southern states fur the former beer. Tho Ingredients of the "near-beer are the same as used In Inger beer. with tho exception of the quantity of alcohol, which Is eliminated by a pat ented process, known to but few peo ple In the United States. The appear ance of tho new beverage la exactly the same as the beer now being pro duced, foam and color Included. wiougn me absence or alcohol makes It on hitrnsloss as soda water,' and as refreshing as loger beer. In the southern states tho new bev erage Is known as "temperance beer" and Is used by men, women, girls tao children alike, being procurable at al most any soda fountain. According to the report of the com missioner of Internal revenue bever age which docs not consist of more than one-half of one per cent alcohol Stockdcr return from Chicago, which will be some time next week, th manufacture of the new' beer will bi taken up by both Walla Walla brew eries, and a large amount of It wl! doubtless be shipped Into Oregon t supply tha shortage of drinks In th- state. The closing of Orcynn s&lootu I:."1, worked something of a hnrdthli on local brewers, and as a result c) the decrease In export, there Is i larger supply of beer on hand thai- would have otherwise been tho case To .cope with this contin?:t ncy tin brewers My they will transform tl't Inger beer, by the secret process, lnt "near-beer," and then forward It t such dealers In Ortgon as desire It. The WVInhard brewery In ForUam' Is already turning out the new drink and other breweries of the stnte art soon to Inaugurate the system. " One of the effects which the new beer will probably play upon the sn iiiiiiMrnnu imuiUiiiun -. .-. .. t. i. McCLELLAN, ' . The Famous Pipe Organist Who Will Be Hoard Here at L. D. S. Tabernacle ; i -I v i - an June tl. ." ' '.:'.' :'. ' ' '! v TO BE TRIED (Continued from page 1.) men took the floor In rebuttal. He affirmed that every allegation made by the plaintiff was In error and If there are laws subject to broad appli cations, it Is the franchise of the Voter. Allowing for a few minor details that might possibly be Irregular, the no tices of election were sufficient to meet the end for whfch they were In tended. The rebuttal did not occupy more than a half hour. 1 While Mr. Hodgln was presenting his arguments, the court took to ask ing several questions. Before all wore answered District Attorney Ivan- oe again had the floor. Mr. Ivan- hoe continued the arguments. Motion Overruled. At the conclusion of the rebuttal Judge Crawford overruled the motion of the defendant to dismiss the com plaint. . The court then ordered thai the case will go to tHr.l on Its' merltf tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock. AM INHERITANCE OF DISEASE AIID SUFFERING. ITa truth is more forcibly manifested in physical life than theold saying " like begets like ;" for just as the offspring of healthy ancestry are blessed with pure, rich blood, insuring health and strength, so the children of hlnoH tainted parentage inherit a polluted circulation to burden their existence , wim aisease ana sunenng. . Swollen glands about the neck, brittle bones, weak eyes, pale, waxy complexions, running sores and ulcers and general poor health, are the usual ways in which Scrofula is manifested. In some cases the blood is so filled with the scrofulous germs and tubercular matter that from birth life is made miserable with suffering. Others who Inherit the disease succeed in holding the trouble in check during young, vigorous life, but when the system has begun to weaken and lose its natural vitality, and especially after a spell of sickness, the ravages of the disease will com mence, and in a great many cases terminate in Consumption. S. S. S. is the Very best treatment for Scrofula. It renovates the entire circulation and drives out the scrofulous and tuberculai deposits. 8. S. S. is the greatest of all Kood purifiers, and it not only goes to thevery bottom of the trouble and removes the cause PURELY VEGETABLE THE SORROWFUL BRIDEGROOM at any stage of manufacture, does not j , buani.B11 wMl be that ,ha targi reqtilro a tamp, and retullurs aro not required to take out a license for the sale of It. To Supply Oregon. As .oon ns . Mr. Oelser and Mr. BANKING SERVICE Banks ara becoming rrore and more the custodians ' of the funds of the people, of both large and small , means. Th'13 is due to a wider appreciation of the value of banking service as its usefulness is extended and its methods better known. In the case of The Farmers and Traders National Bank THE BEST service is assured. Its officers aim in every way to protect the Interests of its patrons.making use of every means of precaution. Its up-to-date system of accuracy promptness and the same careful attention to large or small depositors. If you have any banking business to transact, come to our bank. The Farmers and Traders National Bank of La Grande number of soft drink establishment having It for sale will cut down thV number of places given over entlrel; to the sale of liquid refreshments, an.' the word "saloon" will become obv lete In those localities where the "dry" lid la fastened down. New Name for N. V. Slitloim. If Asl;tiint Superintendent Cutler'r operator and Traffic Manager f'ulder head's stenographer never do any thing nioro In this world, they wl:' find their names spoken by hundred f people years .after they are dear and gono. n Is In this manner as be low hit forth, that these two person; have achieved such undying fame a.iya the Pendleton Tribune: )'r. Cutler .started out to rechrlsten some of the towns along tho North-"TvPnclfic-Pendleton-Pasco branches and his operator spoke for the most desirable town. Accordingly the little warehouse flag stnllon of Canyon, up the line a short I'litance, waa changed to Ring, In memory of the operator who Isn't dead yet. When RJr. Cal derhead s stenographer heard of thk there was a row. The stenographer wanted aome of this everlasting glory so consequently, to keep peace In the offllcal force, the town of Richard 'on. Wash., was changed to Klum, Ir honor of the stenographer who askeC for what the got. ' WANTED To trade land for a good residence In La Orande. For fur ther Information Inquire at Obser ver office. -l-7-J He Was to Have Bt-on Marrliil But Got Too Drunk for the Purpose. Pendleton, June IS. Snmewherr the wedding bells were ringing, nn i somewhere the bride was waiting, bu. the bridegroom was too drunk to talu his part. According to his own state ments a certain young man from down he line was scheduled for the altar it 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, but he got drunk. At last reports lax', nlxht he was still drunker. He coll ided to some friends that he was th' bridegroom mentioned In a certain marriage license which he was exhib iting and the ceremony, he sold, wa billed for a o'clock. If what he said was true, he will certainly have some thing coming this morning. DEAUTH Or K(ilM4. l.otu Slrhijr of Xcw Kinlucw Arc Not tlnlcrvd Into ScrWre Tlimixh Thev Aro Vcuh-d. Though there Is a dearth of loco motive power In the Irfi Grande di vision point, still the officials have not seen fit to order the many new and ldlo engines standing here. Into service. The Increased bunlnejs In O. R. & N. circles added to by buslnesr from other lines by reason of the floods In Montana, has taxed the pow er supply, and the engines are badly needed here. They have formerly been standing on the trucks west of the round-house, but the dozen mons ters are now located on the spur track adjoining the store house. . and cures the disease, but it supplies the , anaemic uiuoa wuu me neauniui . properties it is in need of. S. S. S. is made ... . . . .. entirely of healing, cleansing roots, herbs ana nark, and is an absolutely safe remedy for young or old. Book on the blood and any medical advice nhnnt Scrofula. ejVen free of charge THE SW'gl SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. W NEED THAT ROAD UP THE GRANDE RO DE For several years It has b??n gen erally felt In La Grande that thert should be built up the river to Camr '.'ars.in and the other mines In thut vicinity, a good wagon road. Thai uch a road would brlpg a goodl. amount of trade to La Grande mer. hnn.ts Is conceded by' every one fa miliar with the situation. Talk about the project has been freely In dulged In. and yet, so far as The Ob server knows, no positive steps to se cure the roud have ever, been taken. The Indiana mines, according to Al Stephens, lessee of the Camp Carson placers, are being rapidly developed. and will soon become dlvld-nd-pny- provision Taker City, t::g. Tiny are now s.-uklng hlgh gradu concentrates In large quantities, "nd aMo sacking hlgh-grado .A. as it comes fr-.m the mine. These poo- i"e aro nau:ing all their from Xorth Powder or and f..r the reawn only that there la J a fair wagon road to that point. La 1 '"indo u the natural trading point fr ell the up-river country, but no "ne can be expected to haul provision and machinery over the river road as It now . We hope thut no one will take this , a knock. We nn It only as a arggesilon of some value, to t'ie business n.i-n of La Grande. t nun ins of tuft i IIVHT IX COLLISION. Two Fatally Inlnrrd and Seventeen Badly Hurt In Car Accident, Loa Angeles, June I. Two per sona were probably fatally Injured, and 17 Injured seriously early today, by the collision of aa electric car of the Whlttler line, with one of the 8ant Ana Interurban road. Those fatally hurt are Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge M. Stanton of Santa Ana! The colli sion occurred Just north of the Junc tion, both cart being on their way to Los Angtflea, n.'tiTno-.n on Taffs candidate London. July 1. Th papers comment genernlly nomination for republican ft.r the presidency. The Standard de clares Tail has learne'd his statecraft from a brilliant master, a mind of his own. He has ability. lnee, do,. nrd deem hi -in-ii,.o . ""-lain, and says that Ilryan h certain t rive hi, opponent a hard flh,t A few of th psp,.,, a,.e llllMllJ , ; ..i J.n, a, Mnf( ,llu,1rv,,.nt (0 , . I.OuscVe t, and possscs I Th D-n .... I , f t.te says tho nom- The Globe, while j.ralslns- ih. . .. . 1 ' ,n endorsement of - - ' "e poiicy. ''te ne. love my dog." UNITED PRESS GETS THE HEWS Washington. June !. The White House has practically abandoned all ources of convention reports except those of the United Press. After the first day the only dispatches read to President Itoosevclt were those of ths Cnlted Press. The operator at the White House take triplicate cophs of the reports from the United Press direct wire to the Coliseum. On copy I placed oa the president prl Tat desk, on oa the executive desk veil.011' " -rt,w' Mrs. A premature announcement of Tafti i nomm.Hon c. Wh.r re before en J I, M tc ha ( flash Wer th. fnlted Pres. wire. MJ n Informed the president T. C. BRAMWKLU Register, 'arustaa elty water? Cow for Rale. TwogMfl. gentle family milk cow. for aal... In,ur, M WMMon fait
