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PAGE FOUR, m U taifc fveniirt Gliserver Published Daily Except Sunday. EVF.XIXO OBSERVER, LA GRAXDE OREGOX, TCESDAY, jrtXY 7, 1908. CCRREY BROTHERS, EDITORS AXD PROPRIETORS. I'ulted Preea Telegraph Service. Ial)y, per month ... . 7763 Dally, single copy. ............. ,03 Pally, one year In advance. .... ..S0 Dally. six months. In advance. . ,3.G0 Weekly, one yenr. In advance. . .U. 00 Weekly, etx months. In advance. . , .75 Entered at the postoffiee at La Grande a second-clara matter. Thl pnper will not publish ftny artl da appearing over a nom de plume. Signed articles will be received subject to the discretion of the editor. Please I'fn your article and save disappointment. , Advertising Rates. Display ad. rates furnished upon ap plication. Local reading notices 10c per line first Insertion; Ec per line for each sub sequent Insertion, Resolutions of condolence, tc a line. Cards of thanks, to a line. ' BIGHT PAGES. I gi. Some one shied an egg at him and more soon followed. Only one went true. " . niiPTini ttULMUF If m IE PRESIDENCY TOWXE AVR JAMES ARE FltO.MIXEXTLY MI.XTIOXED It3$ssft!4 PRICES REDUCED ON E VERY ARTICLE I New Second Of the "57 Varieties Towne ami James Are Mont Prominently Spok en of Xew Yiirk Controls the Sit uation anil Will Art Vnliwsj Xew York Picks a Man, Rrvan W ill I)o So Sure of Xoinlnatioii In Either Case. 1iooq 3M:frlSSrt 192021 OO-OPEItATE. The board of managers of our Com mercial club have elected a manager In the person of P. C. Lavey, late of Muskogee, Okla. Mr. Lavey Is pos sesscd of enthusiasm In bis work, and has had wide expurlence. With the united support of the people of the town and county he will, as he anys, "make good." Without this support, the publicity campaign, planned months ago, and talked of by every citizen of the city since, will be a farce. Money hfts been subscribed liberally to cany forward , this plan for our municipal and business bet terment, and It behooves every one to help In all ways In order that we may Bet good out of the expenditure. We have a leader who known what tn do, and all that U heceiwury to Insure a splendid success Ik cn-opcrutlon on the part it the citizens. 4 ' If we have heard the rcmurk once, since the celebration, we have beard it ecore of time, and that s "Thnt La Grande should provide a natural park sufficiently large to provide a natural arbor for such public occasions." Hut What's the useT La Grande will never have a park unlets the Indies of our city orgunlze a vigilance committee nd go out and hold up the city, city council and all, and never stop until the trees are planted. A few year go the ladles thought they had done, sufficient to secure a park. They raised several hundred dollars, pur chased 16 lots and turned It over to tho city With tile , expectation Hint the tree would bo plnnted. Ladles, organise your vigilance committee, go I to the city council, ami If the n-9-;it i lots are not nult.il!- located. Insist that the city give you full power to' ell the lots which you originally gave j It, and purchase property elsewhere, nd set out a park. The Observer be-j lleves more and more that the worn, n I of La Urunde are tho power behind the throne after nil, in all public I matters, tlriiiemhcr lust fall how the j Women nindo the Monsters' roov, m. m ,' the success It was. W hat would our' magnificent relehritiloti .have been! this yen r had not the women of our ' City come to the rescue? l:le up tn I your might once in. no and land on i ims parK pronicm n ml io not stop un til It Is a reality. i i ... It would have saved a whole .t (f (Henry E. Eland, Correspondent for United Press.) Denver, July 7. As It appears to day the chances are good that there will be an old democratic ruction over the naming of a vice-presidential can didate. Offhand, of the hundred as nu recepyve" candidates, the two most prominently mentioned are Representative Ollle James of Kentucky and Charles A. Towne, for merly of Minnesota, but now of New York. There are one or two absolute facts connected with the situation: One la that If the delegates from New York will, or can, unite upon a can didate, that man will be nominated If New York does not desire to avail Itself of this privilege, Bryan will in dicate his choice, and whoever he names will be nominated. Another fact Is that even many radicals are desirous of naming a conservative for the place. Oeorge Fred Williams of Massachu setts Is responsible for James, be cause he would "cinch" the southern vote and Is a great orator. There Is strong suspicion that Mur phy, of Tammany Hall, has an un derstanding with Bryan on the vice presidency and there is also a stronger suspicion that llrvan favors Towne. It Is reported thnt Thomas F. Grady, the Tammany orwr. has been select ed to place Ton In nomination. Our Prices Tell the Story-Why Satisfied, Cus tomers Throng Our Stores. :: Cut tills ad. out, bring to Our stores and we will show jou the articles Iktb advertised, while they hint, and present jou a beautiful framed picture with a purchase of $10.00 or more. Ladles' Writing Desk, 7:f50; reduced to $4.00 Ladies' Writing Desk, $16.60; reduced to S11.95 .Bamboo Hall Tree, $7.l50; reduced to.,. S2.50 Quartered Oak Hall Tree, $19.50; reduced to i . .$14.00 2 Box Couches, $14.50; reduced to' $9.15 Quartered Oak Library Table, $10.00; reduced to $4.00 Kitchen Tables, $3.25; reduced to $2.2S Two upholstered Couches, $4.50 and $3.00; reduced to $2.50 and $1.00 Bike Tires, Blngle and double, $3.75 and $3.60; reduced to $2.75 All ods and end of my stock, both in FCRXITTRE, HARDWARE and LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GRAXITEWARE and CROCKERY ( GLASS aud TINWARE, will be sold at ONE-HALF PRICE TO CLOSE OUT. Our Prices Tell it the Story Why Satisfied Cus- ff tomers Throng i Our Stores. :j 'Phone Black 641 213 FIR STREET See Our QUEEN Quality Mattresses r. B. HAISTEN 'Phone Red 1161 1411, 1413, 1415 Adams Ave. TMMNY HAS BRYAN Oil HIP WILL FORCE COMMONER TO A4-CF.IT RADICAL PLXK. Kehcmlnjr Tamnuiny Concocts; a Fla.i Whereby It W ill Carry Xew York at Neil City Flio-tlun and Muke It I n pleasant lur Bryan lYi-scnts Most Radh-al platform Irhlhl(lng In JuiMllon . TliU lit 1'tifHvornhln t.) Ilrjan Force. to trouble had the national committees of both parlies simply have placed Mr. Tafl and Mr. Hryan i n the respective tickets and have p. rmltted them to name their running mate. a ITINFRINT FG'tFIt, ICvldently Not Aware Hiat Saloon llad dtmetl llWore I1U Cuming. Mr. Mann, who "hollered" prohibi tion In a dry town yesterday after noon, was given an egg bath, or more accurately stated, escspvd such treat ment by a hair's breadth. After de livering two bitter addresses against the saloon men who for the past week ' fcave been out of commission In this .Ctvunty, the old fellow picked up his , aoap bog aud started for the depot. l?y John K. Nevlns.) Denver. July 7. Tammsny has out Hrvancd Iliyun. It hai decided present to the resolutions cnmmltt e the most railleiil platform ever sutt gested from the east. The stib-com- "'II f the New Yotk (I. leu.iti.in named to confer on planks New York desires, favored practically nil the ftiia-estlons made ly the American Federation of Ihor affecting labor, and especially those favoring the antl Injunctlon. Ilr.win Forces Itryttn. 1'iyan's ftl.nds are furious, nnd openly a.ert that Tammany Is try ing to ernli.it rays him. Il has no ,le Mlie to n,i so far as to prohibit tho use of lll.lon. tl'.lis. He w Mils to reg ulnie it. If S -heme Viiisncnil. The Tsmnoiny men I t the r.it out of the bag. ravine.: "We hive a ilty election i n,, voir i from this fall, snd we need the labor vote. If Rryan and bis friends oppose us, wn will put the responsibility p to them. If he fonts the conserva tive platform, God hi lp Ms chances, as both the urst and east resent It." The Tnminnny platform will nl-'i please the Tuclflc slope. It Insists eg the exclusion of the Asiatics and fa vnrs an Increased navy. Tnmmsny does not want a declara tion on safeguarding and guaranteeing the national bank deposits, as Okla homa suggests no mention of th matter. The New York delegating unanimously adopted the radical platform this morning. J .... '.'..-' i r v I; : ,V?i. I ; wm uel Parker, of Elgin, Ore.; Carrol L. Yentzer, of Elgin, Ore.; Albert Tau scher, of Elgin. Ore. F. C. BRAMWELL. Register. Administrator's Notice. Notice Is hereby given that I have been appointed by the county court of the state of Oregon for Union coun ty, administrator of the estate of Wil liam Albert Adams, deceased, and all persons having claims against aald es tate nre required to present them to me at my residence In Cove, Oregon, within six months from the 5th dav of June, 150S. WILLIAM .REYNOLDS. Administrators of the Estate of Wil liam Albert Adams, Deceased. ws-5-7-10. Polk's Gazetteer. A Business Directory of each cfty town and village In Oregon and Wash ington, giving a descriptive sketch or each place, together with the location and shipping facilities and a cla3lfiedt directory of each business and pro-, fession. R. L. Polk & Co., (Inc.) Seat tle. FOR RENT One flvo nml ,.., .a room house. Inquire at Geddew Bros.' grocery. 7-7-14 P. C. lAvey, Manager of I ; ramie Commercial Club, Who Assumed III Duties Today. J A TOM TO OF j says that It is Imperative that the At lantic fleet be kept in the Pacific. The hardest seuts In the world are those on Easy street. 1D02 FIRST1IME (Continued from page 1.) rrni.ic land sale. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. (ISOLATED TRACT.) Lit Grande, Ore., Land Office, Jum 1'0, 190S. Notice Is hereby g!ven that, as di rected by the eommls' loner of th Ceiierul Ijind office, under provision? of net of congress approved June 2i ll'lfi. Public N. 303, we will offei nt public sale, to the blithest bidder at 10 o'clock a. m., on the 3d day o. August, tiext, nt 'his office, th0 fl. lotting tuut of lend, to-wlt: Ni P- II. 37, E. AV. M. "We pelilge ourselves to the enact ment of a law to prohibit tin- Issuance i of Injunctions In cases arising out of labor disputes when s'icli Injunctions I would not apply when no labor ili- W';. Sit. 26. T. 2 S. I pule existed, and In no i ,ic ehall In- j Any pi rsons claiming adversely the ! Junctions be Issued whi n there exist. nbove-d. , rlhed lands are advised h ;u remedy by o-dlunry process of law.' fib, Hi, ),- ilalms. or objections, on o: which ait shall provide thin In the before the day above designated fo: procedure for punlshnu lit for cm- sale. tempt of court, the party cited fori F. C. PRAM WELL, Prosier. contempt shall, when sui h contempt I A. A. ROBERTS. Receiver. ' tod committed In the pr the court, be iritHNd to trial by Jury." Cons) IMinnlcs cllw An nttempt was made to force the coast defense nnd antl-Japnnee planks Into the platform, by Thomas J. Casey, secretary of the liry.in vol unteers, of Simttle . nee of C-26-7-31 Trouble that might break ui m be mads to make us. Casey had pre pared two resolutions which the Washington delegation may bring be fore the committee on resolutions. One says that Oriental laborers are 'section I, Township rmp.nyru ry in tnousamls on every, 33 East. Wlllamett branch of labor on the roast, thereby reducing the wages and de priving American citizens of the means of rsrnlng a livelihood. The resolution favors the enactment of a law preventing Immigration of orien tal laborers. The other resolution NOTICE POP. PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. U. 8. Lund Office at La Grande, Or., June 3, 1901. Notice Is hereby given that JANIE It. YENTZER, of Elgin, Oregon, who, on March 6th, 1S0S. made timber and slone sworn statement. No. E;, for 8V4 PE',4. Sec. 4. WU NEV1 and NWli REU i South, Range Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make final proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the reg ister and receiver at La Grande, Ore gon .on the 10th day of August. l0t. Claimant name as witnesses: Josh ua C. Smith, of La Grande, Ore.; Sam- BANKING SERVICE 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 pairons,making use of everv means of precaution. Its up-to-date system of accural promptness and the same careful attention to large or small depositors. If you have any banking business to transact, come to our bank. uu&mess 10 The Farmers and Traders National Bank of La Grande - CITY LIVERY AND FEED STABLE Cor. kh 0 Adams Ave., One Block West of the Foley Hotel All New Rigs- Well Matched Teams Single Horses For Ladies