La Grande evening observer., June 25, 1908, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

PAGB ETGHX
EVKJTIXG OBSERVER, IA GRANDE, OREGON,
THt'RSDAY, JUNE 25, 1909.
EIGHT; TOES.
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GRAND
IIEBRAIIOM
"YOU WILL WANT TO BE IN IT"
Dry Goods, Sftoes, Millinery;
Ladies9 Ready-to-wear Apparel, I
Men's and Boys' Clothing,
Hats, and Furnishings, all
AT SUCH TINY PRICES that
You Can SAVE MONEY on Everything
YOURS FOR A GOOD TIME
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, LA GRANDE, OREGON
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f (CITY LIVERY AND
I .Cor. A & Adams Ave., One Block West of the Foley Hotel
Ml New Rggs Well Matched Teams
Single Horses For Ladies
BANKING
Banks are becoming more and more the custodians
of the funds of the people, of both large and small
means. This 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
Sffi OF
LA GRANDE
IS GOJVG TO HAVE ONE
Tis Vear Sure and Every-body will
be There With Their Sisters and Their
Cousins and Their Aunts
Only a Short time Now Until
The Great Event will Take Place, and
if You are not Ready for It Permit Us
TO SUGGEST that WE HAVE
EVERYTHING IN
FEED STABLE
SERVICE
JULY
(
y
That a decision witl be handed dowi:
next Monday by Circuit Judge Craw
ford that will relieve the oppresslv
train occasioned , by the uncertain
ties In the Roesch-County Court In
junction cane. Ii a statement cominr
from the court Itself last evening-.
Testerday afternoon a rumor to th
effect that the Injunction had been
dissolved by the court, which Is now
at Enterprise, gained strength and
soon spread like wildfire. At too late
an hour to publish the fact lost eve
ning. It was learned from the court
at Enterprise that no such a decision,
or any decision. In fact, had been
either handed down or even Intlmnt
ed. Mr. Crawford did say, however
that he will give his decision next
Monday when circuit court recon
venes. It I more than likely that tin
court house will be taxed to accom
modate the Interested Voters who are
anxious to learn the fate of the In
Junction at that time.
The court and district attorney start
home today.
IMAM) EMPIRE l.EAC.CF.
funding of the Clubs,
Played Won Lost
La Grande It II I.
Walla Walls ..II 10
Pendleton 29 I It
Baker City ....ID 7 II
P.C.
It
.474
.400
.ISO
Exporting It.
It Is understood that beginning with
July the rent of the Hotel Pendleton
will be reduced 1100 per month
There was a provision put In the lease
when It wss dram up to the effect
that If the town went prohibition th
rent was to suffer thst sum In conse
quence. -Pendleton Tribune.
L08T Thursday, June II, probably
on the Elgin train, ladles' long brown
fur. Finder please return, to Ob
server office. ' f-xl-T-l
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FLORA
DAY AT
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The members of the local grange
atid their families nnd friends met iit
Grange hill early yesterday and celu
brated "Flora Day" In hi.nor of Flora,
the patroness of flowers. A number
of the young people have Just return--J
from school, and seized the occasion
for a general reunion.. Fun and frolic
were In order during the entire day,
and at noon a regular plcnlo lunch of
sandwiches, pickles, cake, coffee and
Ice cream was served. No fatalities
resulting have yet been recorded, although-
It Is reported that the appe-
f f T Hnffmnn tin A 0.nrn
Grout caused considerable apprehen
sion among their friends. Below we
give the fine program which was de
livered during the afternoon.
Program.
Opening long-j-'Good Old Summer
Time," the Grange. . ; v '
"Why We Celebrate Flora Day,"
Mrs. Addle Grout.
Recitation "Sacrifice of the Rose,"
Zoe Golden.
Instrumental duet, Reba and Sarah
Williamson.
. Dialogue "Mistakes," Minnie and
Alvah Clark, Addle Fa'rrls, Brooks
Campbell.
Vocal solo "Cheer Up, Mary," Mrs.
Effle Ragain.
Tableau "The Family Flower,"
Little Miss dolden.
Recitation "Flowers," Sylvia Glass.
Recitation When Company Comes.
Katie Gekeler.
Instrumental music, Ruth Hughes.
Paper "he Growing of Flowers,"
Mrs. J. W. Redhead. i
Recitation ''Mamma's Helper," Ed
na Keltz.
Vocal duet "Little Black Lamb,"
Mrs. Ragain and Katie Gekeler.
Recitation "After Mamma's Court
ship," Grace Grout.
Recitation "The Maine Monster,"
Stella Anson.
Ladd Canyon, June 24. (Special.)
The mowing machines are singing
the tunes of fine crops In our sec
tion this week.
Those of the Ladd Canyon schoo!
who have received diplomas by pass
ing the recent eighth grade examina
tions, are: Alta Banton, Lulu Counsell.
Kate Braden, Mary Banton and Mabe!
Counsell.
Miss Kate Braden and Miss Jennie
Sherwood took the train Friday eve
ning for Perry, for a week's visit with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Braden came
home from Perry after visiting there
Sunday.
The Wilcox Lumber company again
has the sawmill running for the sum
mer.
I Frank Counsell and John Graham
are at present building a derrick
which they will use In the harvest
fields this summer.
Joseph Llnebarger Is again making
trips from Hot Lake to his beautiful
park.' with guests from the lake.
Jerry Conaway, who had the nils
fortune to break his leg last Decern
ber, was able to leave the La Orande
hospital and return home yesterday.
Ills friends all know that he ha
borne a great deal of suffering and
hop that It Is at an end.
Mrs. Lucy Qraham and children
drove to North Powder one day last
week and spent the day with relatives.
The Ladd Canyon baseball team
went to North Powder last Sunday
with the expectation of being beaten,
but won agsln, the score being II to
s.
Drank Euniiture Pol UK.
Pan Francisco. June IS. Mrs. Emlo
Lau Is In the hospital suffering ex
cruciating pain as a result of drink
ing a large quantity of furniture pol
ish, which she mistook for cough
medicine. She may recover.
IUIut Wins lt lame
Paker City won the game from Pen
dleton yesterday by score of to t.
Ml
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Makes the most nutri
tious food and ilie most
dainty and delicious,
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The only Baking Powder marie
" frcm P.c ! Gt Cr r? f T"
No fussing or fretting over
the biscuit making. Royal
is the aid to many a
" cook's success.
m A1UM-N3
In the matter of the estate of Wm.
Albert Adams, deceased, the adminis
trator, William Reynolds, was given
permission to dispose of the personal
property at private sale.
In the matter of the estate of Delia
Spere, deceased', the sale of the real
property was confirmed.
The final report of the administra
tor of the estate of Martha J. Stanley
was filed, and the final hearing set
fur August 4 at '10 a. m.
In the matter of the estate of Ade-
lla D. Davis, deceased, the petition of
E. . Davli for letters of admlnU-,
tratlon was granted, and letters or-(
dcred Issued upon the filing of bonds
to the amount of 13000. 1
YESTERDAY
Testerday was the warmest day of
the year. During the day the mer
cury In the co-onerative weather ah.
servktory themometer crawled slow
ly but surety upward, and before It
took Its descent It had registered (4
degrees. This Is six degrees hotter
than any previous day of this year.
Fruit, flowers and garden truck
have all taken advantage of the hent
to Indulge In some h xiirlmt sronth
these hot days. The warm sjie'.l Is not
for a day, either, as the dny Jut
passed has some qualifications as a
record-breaker.
Mania I.lxenM Imucri.
A license for the msrrlsge of Robert
Cook and Alyda Lund, both of Perry,
was Issued yesterday afternoon.
A -
TO TRAVELING PUBLIC ;
Persons desiring neat
and comfortable rooms
and wholesome meals
should stop at the
PALMER HOTEL
Board and room by the 1
wAek : ! ; nn 4
a '47sTjW
By the day : : : 1 00
The only First Glass
Sl.uo per day house in
La Orande. White help t
onlv Emisloved. ?
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Two Blocks from Depot
til I nmrnii n ?
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WITH TITLE
Two cells are occupied today
In tW
k, who '
city jail; one by Henry Murdock,
had attached to his name yesterday
the title of D. D. drunk and disor
derly. Mr. Murdock was fined 110 by
Recorder Cox this morning, but was at
the time unable to pay.
Because he fell asleep as soon as ha
was shown his quarters, Mr. Cox had
to call the second gentleman John
Doe. He says he Is from Sliver City,
Idaho, and has a partner In town jtlth
110 on his person. Mr. Doe wnsfvery
anxious to have the partner locked up
with him. He had inclinations to be
real naughty. In the Lulrich Lottos
saloon he thought he would tear
things up a bit, but few have done
such a. thing In that establishment. At ,
one time he defied all the police in
the city, but his defiance took flight
when Chief of Police Walden ap
proached him.
Arrival and Departure of Trains at
La Grande.
No. 1, westboun" Portland Special,
arrives t ti a. m.: departs, l:to a. m.
No. I, eastbound passenger, mall
and express, arrives at 1:45 a. m.; de
parts :(0 a. m.
No. z, eastbound Chicago Special,
arrives 1:05 p. m.. departs, 1:10 p. in.
No. I, westbound passenger, mall
nd express, arrives i ll p. m.; de-
pans, 14 p.m. V
Elgin Rranc-n.
Reular mixed train laua li
Orande at I o'clock and returns at t
o clock p. m. Tha logging train
leaves La Orande at 1M0 p. m. and
returns at 7:41 p. m.
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