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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1908)
1 t ' If if 1! !( 3 ! PA UK FOCK. La teu2 te; caserver PulilWicd Dally F.xtH-i Sunday. ccnuEv brothers, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. VulU-d l're9 T-lfKraiihServlra. Pally, per month . . . ... ....... Pally, single copy...... Pally, one year In advance. ... . , Pally, six months, In advance;; "Weekly, one year, In advance., Weekly, is months, in advance, . .65 ; .05 .38.5 -83.50 .81.00 . ;7S Entered at the postoffiee at La Grande as second-class matter. . This paper will not publish any arti cle appearing over a nom do plume. Signed articles will be received subject to the discretion of the editors. , Please algn your articles and save dlsappolnt- nient. - ' ' . Advertising Rates. Display ad. rates furnished upon ap plication. ' Vi Local reading notices 10c per line first Insertion; So per line for each sub sequent Insertion. ' - Resolutions of condolence, te a line. Cards of thanks. 6c line. TIIR FIXAL -Ot'VT. The, official count of 'votes cast at the June election has been taken end the results on the constitutional amendments follow: Increasing pay of legislators from II to $10 per day Yes. 18,884; No, 1M2. To permit location of state Institu tions elsewhere than at the state cap-ltaI-!-Yes. 41,875; No, 40'.888. Increasing number of judges of su ; preme court Tes. 80,243; No, 80,591. Changing time of elections' from June to November Yesi 80,443; No. 18,680. . ; ' ' Providing for sheriff having cus tody of prisoner Yes, (0,441; No. 30,. 033. . ' Free posses for officials Yes. 23. IS6; No. 69,408. Armory appropriation bill Yes, 3.507; No, 84.848. . Cnlverslty appropriation Tes. 44, 115; No. 40.635. Woman's suffrage Yes, 88.858; No, (8.(70. Upper river fl.ih bill Yes. 48.6S0; No, 40,720. Lower river fish bill Yes, 56,130; No, 30,280.. Reddy open town bill Yes, 3J.442; No, 53,34. Single tax amendment Yes, 11 88; No, 4I0.S71. ' Recall Yes, 68.3S1; No. 30. Pf;, Instructing legislators to. vote for People's choice for senator Yes, 9.888; No, 21.1(1. Proportional representation Yes, t8,8(8; No, 84,121. Limiting expenditures of candidates for office Yes, 64,042; No, 11.301. Indictment by grand Jury Yes, (1,. 114; No, 21.487. Hood River county bill Yes, 43,. 48; No, 18,77$. SYMPATHY FOIt SAI.OOX MKX. A lot of good people are expressing deep sympathy for the ssloon men who are forced hurriedly out of business by the recent prohibition vote. Sym pathy can do the saloon men no good. and as tin y have had no sympathy for others In the past then they should expect none for thi-inelv now. Speaking of sympathy, let n back to conditions hi re a few years ago, . Wncn the gunio were nni. "...n ,n mos, r the ,,., 1osens of worklngmen. -..r.- of tl,. ,n. pent th.lr ln, cent every w.k In .s a 1 ! steward's Opera House D. H. STEWARD Propria and tracer ' TuoJUjhts Com. Monday June 29 Change of Program Nightly The C riginal The Only The Bast Always Gives , Satisfaction. (union's Ordinal NASHYILL STUDENTS The $how that has gained the reputation of being the Strongest Siighj and Danclr Show in America. Prices 10c 20canri Mr. ' Ul L. VJ those games. The saloon men allowed the games n their places, supported them, protected them anil shared in the proceeds. ' Did they .then luve any sympathy for the wives and children of the men who were simply robbed In the games .night after night? Did they think of the bare feet and ragged clothes and empty coal boxes 'of those families? Did, they make any effort to protect those families? ' A whole lot of people are placing their sympathy on the wrong card. Pendleton East Oregontan. . . It Is a peculiar breed of cattle we have In this country those who would steal from the grave of a person not yet Interred. Of what earthly use Is a souvenir of; this kind, and how long will they last? Such desecrators are usually too small to be noticed, but In the case where they deliberate ly ruined property In order' to secure a regnembrance of the late lamented ex-presldent Cleveland, severe pun ishment should be meted out, a punishment that would put an end to their depredations. - ' , ' - Speedy justice evidently animates h .etlnn of Whitman eonntv rtreitlt court. There Is little delay In the trial of Bud Barnes, accused of the murder of Mrs. Aldrleh. The retrial Jury has been secured and the case Is now be Ing heard at Walla Walla, a change of venue being denied. .'. - - - Oftentimes It would be convenient to cast secret votes. The Portland Telegram publishes the vote at a re cent Issued which faced the council of that city and the public, Is now aware who, of .the body, are In the grip of the saloons and reign of dis order. Street Commissioner Matott has a chromo coming. The way h main tains law and order In the weed de partment Is encouraging. When the day of the continued celebration ar rives on July 1. he will have the city's thoroughfares In spick and span shape. A ffOKD TO THK KNOCK KR. If you want to retain friends don't be a knocker. When you see a neigh bor f,.nw worker getting along nicely, don t be envious of his good fortuno hy knocking him. If you are Inclined t kick, go up an alley and kick a fence post, or take a. kick c yourself. Don't get sore because some other ffllow has a little more of the "getuptlvrness" and sand than you have. Don't grunt, growl and grum ble. In other words, for the sake of consistency, don't knock. The Typo, graphical Journal. . QUARTERLY ( E The quarterly conference of the Mormon church convenes at the taber nacle ton-nrrow at 10 o'clock. This li the first .-.in will be attended by all the official of the local stnke and many of the hend chunh at Hall l-ake. The ronfen-nce will remain In x'Slin until vr Monday, tsklna a ,,rl..f r..s,., HMuril.r ,, , to allow for the rrclt,.!. During the session, of the confer- T. e King of the-n all. Calculated to p'ease children from 6 to 60 I SU1UV OiH - ' " ' . ' ' EVENING OltSKHVETt. LA GKA.VPE. ORKGO?Tt FRIPATf, JIXE 2o, ? it n u u n n n n n ALL ODDS AND w!l;ftil:!;!i!lr:':ilB v '- ' - rAUL. KJUU r I4-V1-J Ul I UlllliUiC 1' I - VI I 4? , to Close Out and Make Room V ' ' SWEEPING REDUCTIONS in all our Standard Furniture, Linoleum, and Carpets for CASH .'.If 'Phone Black 641 213 FIR STREET 44S444l44 ence, the. large choir which Is to sing at the concert, will be heard several times. Solos, several of them. In fact, will also be heard during the sessions. With all these attractions La Grande will be the mecca for a large number of church members In Union and Ba ker counties, as well as points from without the state. MISTAKES. One can excuse mistakes he sees In reading newspapers, when the hurry and confusion of closing the forms Is taken Into consideration. But when a sign painter, who has ample time to do his work, make such mistakes as ono who point'.! this sign, "Cleaning and Dyeing," ;her Is not much ex cuse. We can forgive him for spelling It "cleanelng," but the word dyeing stung him. You can see where he had erased after making It "dicing "dying." but he finally let It go as "ding." "Cleanelng and Ding." , Can you beat It? Typhogtaphlcal Jour nal. l'IX)V RKAClirs 21 ti.I.I.OXS I'KR MINITK. Well Drllhx Korht'iixnargrr of I (irniulo Strlk Kph-ndlri Flow In City Limits of North IHuhr Tlx Water I Ktiiinltig Over Streets l'n-luinHww-il Toun JliH'h F.xrltctl Sllcht Tusto of Sulphur In Water Only Two Ilutulnl'Fca-t i-1. North T'oivdi-r. June 28. N'oith Powder Is watr wild. Testerday af- ti-rnoon a flowing well was struck In the city limits of this place, and the Mri um Is now pouring out of the earth at the rate of H gallons per minute. Well Driller Knchenspargcr of La Grande, was sinking a well for Allien Itutrhlnnon of this city, and had resihed a depth of S00 feet, when the otor commenced to flo wout of the hip. The stream la of such volume that II seems to be permanent. Not having any way of rontroll the water. It now follows gravitation and Is run ning unharnessed about the streets. The town Is considerably excited over the flow. People come from the country to drink at the well. Cool and .parkllng. It Invites taste, but there la a slight sulphur odor and tasts In the liquid. The well ha been declared finished and ths driller has moved elsewhere. Already there ara plans on foot for curbing ths stream and turning ths water Into useful channels. AT THE CMJRCMf-S Itte Das Salata. ounday school, II a, n.; regular IUr. f IHtin sn enrer office. (-88-7-1 ARTESIAN ILL JT NORTH POWDER . (TPnA H MONEY U SAVING Furniture and House Furnishing ENDS in Crockery Granite Ware. Tin Ware, and Liberal Terms to Patrons Come and see what our QRE1T " M. ' i W M. " Vy ' 'tins1' M. M SMi mmm ...... . Will Save You In Furnishing the Home A Pleas ure to Show Our Goods -Come and see them F. B. service, I p. m.; mutual Improvement association meets conjointly at 7:30 p. m. Christian Bcleiiee Scrvk-es. Buzzlnl building, opposite Hotel Fo ley. Sunday, 11 a. m., subject, "Mor tals and Immortals." Wednesday, 7:S0 p. m. Reading room Is open Tuesday and Saturday, from S to i p. m. , ' '4 St. Peter's Church. Second Sunday after Trinity. Holy communion, 8 a. m.; Sunday school, 10 a. m.: morning service, 11 a. m.; evening service, 5 p. m. ' Rev. Upton H. Gibbs, rector. First Pre.Hh.vlcrUin Church. Sunday school, 9:11 a., m., W. I Brenholts, superintendent. Morning subject, 'The Sympathy of Jesus." C. E. service, 7 p. m.; prayer meeting. Thursday, 8 p. m. Tho congregation will visit the union service In the evening. Central Church of Christ. Bible school, 8:45 a. m.; prayer and praise, 10:80 a. m.; the Lord's sup per, 11 a. m.; sermon, 11:20 a. m., sub ject, "dive Cs This Day Our Dally Bread." Fourth sermon on "The Model Prayer." V. P. 8. C. E. In lec ture room and Junior C. E. In room 8 at 7 p. m. At 8 p. m. union service with Hon. L. D. Mahone as speaker. first McthiMllHt Fpltcopal Chun h. Corner M and Fourth streets. At 9:45 a. n.. ruble school; II a. m., pub lic worship, address by Hon. Luther D. Mahone, Ph. D., subject. "Our Next Move." At 7 p. m Kpworth League, reports from district convention dele gates. Mass meetings, addressed by Luihvr D. .Mahone, Ph. D., at Baptist church, 3 p. m. and Central church at p. m. All Invited. Monday, 7:S0 p. m., Bible study. clnss, the liiKt meeting. Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., probationers' class, "The Apos tolic Church." Thursday, 7:J0 p. m.. 'The New Recruit and the Old Sol- dler." C. E. Deal, pastor. FW llult Cliuri li. Corner Sixth and Srrlng. At :45, Sunday s Ihm.1, Dr. J. K. Stevenson. 4iirerlntndent; 11, morning worship, sermon by pastor on "Satan's Subtle, ty"; 8 p. m.. mass meeting, addressed by the Hon. Luther D. Mnhone of Portland; 7, young people's meeting. led by J. W. Stotts. theme. "Missions In Mexico." Following program the. union will choose tf fleers for ensuing six months. There will be no evening worship. The congregation will par ticipate In mass meeting In the Cen tral church at I o'clock. The church covenant and business) meeting will be held on Thursday evening. Cordial welcome to all. W. H. Gibson, pastor. nF.XTIKT. ' Dr. W. D. McMillan. Red 181. Painless a traction. Expert goK work. Special attention to children's teeth. La Uir . tt .- i i. mi itsnk Oulldlcg. Alston ye.terday by a score of to I 1908. f P A A A ' ' : Ss-vo ; ;: ' the Installment A Million by Mall. Seattle, June 28. The steamship Spokane Is due here Monday with a million and a half of Alaska gold treasure from Dawson and Yukon river points, which was delayed by the late opening of the river. The million and a half was consigned to the malls, and another 810,000 was sent by ex press. Sure Cure for Asthma. We guarantee to cure asthma, bronchitis and catarrh. Tf our medi cine falls we will cheerfully refund all money paid. Write Arnolds Asthma Cure Co.. 333-334-336 Arcade Build ing, Seattle, Wash., or for next 30 days. Morris W. Kr.lght. Cove. Ore. Box 33. FOB SALE Cheap; automobile. 8 horse power runabout. In first-class repair. For particulars and price, 3amra fiU&timi th President. U. S. A.) I N George Washington, iris American Revo lution bad its con. Juering general; in ohn Adams its in - tremfi nr.. ..: TO Jefferson it. bold philosopher and in Madises) its construct. We statesman. . He H was who caused to be deeply imbedded inour higheit law those vital and fundament, si guarantees of life, proper ty and peraonal liberty. In private life be was ex. tremely social -yet truly torn perau drinking good malt beer and wine la strict modera tion. Once,wken sick in bed, he caused bis couch to be wheel ed aear the dining-room door, that be might call to his acting represetilative at the festive boardi "Doctor, are you pso itis, the bottle? Do yo-ir du7y7 doctor, or I must cswhiwe you. Justly named "The FstWof the Con.titwh'on,' be ded at eighty. five. When shall bis I be I org otteof SiiwiwpSi Sv SrSlHf Mimi a.. MoTs.,-. tn,aa,ta.sM HAISTCN Jr : .'!'"i'i"-'..." v IWI ee.e.o.o.e.t.o.t.e.e.tl HXGHT PAGES. Hard Ware AVjst be fl if Thone Red 1161 1411, 1413, 1415 Adams Ave. inquire at this office. dw6-24-lnx. P1BLIC I.AXD SALE. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-. (ISOLATED TRACT.) La Grande, Ore., Land Office, June !0, 1908. . Notice Is hereby g!ven that, as di rected by the comml5'.!oner of th General Land office, under provisions of act of congress approved June 2V. 1900, Public No. 303, we will offer. nt public sale, to the highest bidder at 10 o'clock a. m., on the 3d dnv on August, next, at ihls office, tho fol lowing tract of innd, to-wlt: N'A S- W, S-c. 28, T. 2 S., R. 37, E. V. M. Any persons claiming adversely thu-abovc-descrlbed lands are advised to file their claims, or objections, on or before the day above designated for sale. F. C. BRAMWELL, Register. A. A. ROBERTS. Receiver. 8-28-7-31 Budweiser HE drink that 1 ! 1 . aciights your palate and aids the digestion of your food. Drink the drink of your forefathers; the drink of the noblest men that ever lived; the drink of the great triumphant nations; the pure, nourishing and refreshing juices of American barley fields; the home drink, of all civilized nations. THE KING OF ALL BOTTLED BEERS LIHEHSEI-BUSCH BREWEET S4.LouU.Mo. Cerksd sr with Cnmm Case U. LOTTE3. UGrm.de, Ore. 1111 I. Kr
