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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1908)
Eicnr paces. -....; EVEXIXG OBSERVER, 1A GaiTOE OREGON, MOXDAY, JtXT Vt, 1008. ........ ..A.4,AA4fc&.&4H V ' . . ' PAOE FOtTO. 1 !"! La Grenda Evening ODservcr ' Published Dally Except Sunday. 4-frC34fr4H-4t44 'Phone Black 641 213 FIR STREET LA GRAXOF, ORE. r. b. 1411, 1413, 1415 Adams Ave. LA GRANDE, ORE. Ct'IIUEV BHOTHKRS, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. , DEAEER IX NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOOD9. United Praia Telegraph Servleev C-i. u Thonc Red 1161 V HAISTEN Sally, per month 65 Dally, alngle copy.. ,05 Dally, one year In advance. , . . . .$6.50 Daily, tlx months, tn advance. . .13.50 Weekly, one year. In advance. . .11.00 Weekly, six month, In advance. . .75 Entered at the postofflee at La Grande m seeoniS-clasa matter, ( , Thtf paper will not publish any artl cle appearing; over a nom de plume. Signed articles will be received subject to the discretion of the editors. Please sign your articles and save disappoint ment. Advertising Hates. . Display ad. rates furnished upon ap plication. ; Local reading notices 10c per line first Insertion; So per line for each sub sequent Insertion. ' 11 . ft . tin. Cards of thanks. Bo a line. . i i ... . - - - 1 ' Taft's letter of acceptance will be forthcoming tomorrow, In which he will outline his campaign. .. ' . It has leaked out from the head quarters of the state democratic, com mittee, that on the eve of the Novem ber election every voter In the state will receive a circular letter showing conclusively that Uryan stands square ly on statement No. 1, officially at tested by George Chamberlain. -. . Prohibition was the leading Ikhiih In tho democratic prlmurlcs held In Tex as Saturday, and the victory was so overwhelming for prohibition, that It only remains for on opportunity for th voters to fx press their wishes at tha approaching election to put" the entire stale In tho dry'terrltory Hat. a Jacobs Bros., pf Portland, are quuiud a snylng that they are thinking of rebuilding the Albany woolen mills, which were destroyed by fire four years ago, provided (the cltlsens of Al bany take an Interest In the enterprise. Jacobs Pros, are well known In busi ness, circles of the northwest, and Hera might be a chance for our Com mercial club to land a woolen mill for La Grande, It It worth an attempt, to say the least. CLEAN HIOWS VXDKIt AI M'K EH DP THE HAND. Coition West AniiiMiiK-ul C'inuNiny Will Arrlte In Ia (inimlo Tomorrow to Open Wu-k-EiHl CnruHal -mi, Attractive mill t'p-lo-Dute mii Wrtlniqay XI -,, nm Continues I n. t(l Saturday Mtlil TruiK Cihihx lilKllljf ltl'IIIIIWIIlt-d. Confetti will shower, horns will fclow, spielers will shmil, the band will I'lay and, In fiis, there will be a gen eral thno of hilarity ami sport IhU Week, Commencing- next Weilneadny flight, when the G.ridrn Vjt Amuse ment company oiu-nri lis carnival doors li this city under the onuses of the 1 Grando bund. ArninKeinenls have leen completed for tha coming of this popular carnival company tills week, and by Wednesday nlijht the Mg open ing will take plai-e with' huge blast Of Pnlse-mnklng maelilnery. ' ""h company comes highly rerom tnsniled. It Is dtHilnctly clean and ut terly void of the Cairo class of enm. vats, but there Is a large string of good attractions. Tha company will arrive tomorrow, no doubt, a.-id the erection of the tent ed rlty will commence at once. Tha company will conduct Its at tractions on tho percentage basis and tha rlilivns should patronise It as tha La Orsnde band will benefit by very cent given to tha door-keoper. fill Ml HERE THIS WEB Si NEW VENTCKE IX THIS , COUNTY IS FOSTERED. O. A, C, Board of ltwnts Divide to Tlla ami Itrulu 100 Acrca of Land Belonging; to tlio Experiment Farm Hn ft-lrnlirbi Attempt In This Lino To Cost Threo Thousand. At a meeting of a committee of the board of regents of the Oregon Agri cultural college, which met at the ex rwrlment station In Union yesterday. It was decided to drain and tile 100 acres of the swamp land belonging to the farm. Tha original estimate was placed at 1 1500, but since the estl mate was made concessions In freight ratea had been secured from the O. R. & N., which will reduce It to about I3UVD. Those present were Regents J. K. Weatberford, Capt. J. T. Apperson. Walter M. Plerca and A. T. Buxton, master of the State Grange, whose of fice makes him a regent. The board was delighted with the progress the station was making, and the condition of the crops and grasses. This will be the first large field. to be scientifically tiled In this county, and to foothill farmers tn this valley will watch with Interest the results Of course, there can be but one result, and that will be a Krmt Increase over former yields when the ground can be properly handled. PROOf OF ROOSTER UTEItATCRK TO HE EXTREMELY NATTY. With About Sixty Illustrations and De scriptive) Ibwilliur Matter to Explain Them, Uie New Ilookli't. Aro Koou to Ho iKHucd Sample Copy Reachc I.iocnt Rooster.. Manager Lavey, of the Commercial club, received this morning tho book let to be published for the Commer cial club, and the pictures from which ruts are made for use as Illustrations. The booster booklet seems to be very well arranged, and both the printed matter and the pictures will be fjrst class. Mr. Collier has called a meet ing of the board of managers for to night and they will examine the plan of thVbook as proposed by the Puclflr Monthly people, and will either ap prove or reject It. inasmuch, how ever, as Mr. Ro'hratmcher, who do signed the booklet, conferred with the board of manager before carrying out the work. It Is probable that only a few changes will be made. There will be about 60 fine cuts In tho booklet, and they give a good Idea of the beau ty of the valley and the variety of our resources. HNY OX CATIII'ltlNK CRI'.I:R. One Cump Breaks t p. Hut Many Are Still I'liJoUuti Mtiiintnln Hrerxra. Catherine Creek Is undoubtedly the most popular camping place In east ern Oregon. The Merry Widow resort on the upper creek has broken up with the exception of the Prranlons and Toncys of Taker City, but Just be low that short-lived resort are many others. Hugh McCnll and Howard liberie visited the suburb of Merry Widow resort yesterday and report the following guests at that ramp: Mr. and Mrs. Kd Kiddle, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bldwell, Clyde Kiddle, Wilbur Zur brlck, th Misses Addle and Stella Hunter and Elsie Couch, all of Island City; Mr. and Mr. F. A. Bldwell of I'nlon; Mr. and Mrs. Morton of t'nlon: Mr. Foster and daughter, of Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. IJpplncott of Port land; Miss Luther of Portland, and Ksnneth McCohmlck of Kansas City. BOOKLETS ALCOHOL IN SICtCNESS. At ona of tha' London nublie ho. piiala a special point is made of giviun uiconoi u uie p itienta as rarely and spnruly w ptmo.e; and each time that ona of the physicians does so li sijb:iiits a Special entry of the ream that actuated him. Iii the thiny-f.v.i years of tiin existence of the liofrpitul olcohid bus only been given gevintv one times. Xiie cases received an exactly like those received bv all the other hoipituls. For 1!X)4 tlmy num bered I3i7 in-patieiita only, - TI13 do.ith-rRte amoii! twwe was 7.3 per cent. For the same year the averse death -rute among the other London public hospitals was 0.1 per cent. Therefore tne use of alcohol in (sick ness ig not tb be regarded as a neces sity. Although most physicians pre scribe alcohol In solution with drnpi ,for their patients there wng one phy sician of national reputation who did not believe in nsing .alcohol. , Manv years ago when tr. K. V. Pierce de cided to put up his valuable Prescrip tion " for the diseases of women in a "ready to use" form be used as a solvent and preservative chemically pure glycerine of proper strength, , which is a better solvent and preserva tive of the active medicinal principles residing in most of our indigenous or native planus than is alcohol. Dr. Pierce found that the glycerine, be sides being entirely harmless, possesses intrinsic medicinal properties, of great value. No woman who is suffering from Inflammation from the pains and drains incident to womanhood can afford to be without Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription. An honest medi cine which has the largest number of eurrs to its credit and a deserved popu larity for two score years all over the United States. Dr. Pierce tolls you Inst what is contained in his "Favorite j Prescriptiuu." ' - ITS INOBKDIESTS ARK : Golden Peal root (Hydrastis Cana densis), Lady's Slipper root (Cvpri pedinm Pubesceni), Black Cohosh root (Cimicifuga Kacemosa), Unicorn root (tlelnnins Dioica), Blue Cohosh root ((.'uulopiirllnm Tlmlittruidcs), Chemically Pure Glycerine. Amoni; tho prominent medical men of tim country who recommend the above ingredient as superior remedies for nervous conditions depending upon disorders of the womanly system and lor the cure "f those catarrhal condi tions in the affected parts are : F.dwin SI. Hale, M. D., Pivfcsor of Siberia Me lira, pt Hahnemann Medical Col lege, Chicago ; Prof. John Kins, M. D., Author of the American Dispersal orv, W oiuan and her Ihsenses; Professor John M. .Scudder, Doctors IIuli Ives, Wood, Barfholnw and othets. Address a postal card to Dr. Pierce for a com plete treatise on the subject sent to you without cost. DR. PIERCE'" PLfASAST FEI.LET8 cure biliousness, sick and bilious head- ahe, dwsinpsa, costiveness, or con stipation of tho bowels, loss of appe tite, coated tongue, sour stomach, windy belchings, "heartburn," pain and distress after eating, aud kindred derangements of the liver, stomach and bowels. Persons who nre subject to any of tlie'o troubles should never he without a vial of the " Pleasant Pellets" at hand. In proof M their superior excellence it can truthfully be said thnt'lhey are always adopted aj a household remedy aflT tha flr,t trial. One little "Pellet" is a laxative, two are cathartic. They regulate, invigor ate and cleanse tlie liver, stomach and bowels. As a "dinner mil," to promote digestion, (a'.j(, one each day. To re lievo the d'etre? arising from over e:i';ng, nothing eonaM one of these litile "Pellet'." They're tiny, siiniir co!il"d, anti-bilious grannies, scarcely larger than mustard seeds. HKil.TII AND HAPriMHSS. TIow to live in beait'i and happl tin's ths general theme of Dr. Pi.'vc's Common Sense Medical Ad-vi.- t. This ireat Wftit on medicine an. I hvgiene, containing over KKKJ fvt ,"S anil tuore than 7UU illustrations, s K Mit free on re'e;;t of st;iii!iH to pay ex:ie:io of iiiail.ng otiy. Send HI on ' cent stamps for the clotli-hound To'icne, or. only '21 tumps for tin b.ioU in paiier covers. N'OTK.'K FOR riTtl.IOATlON. LHrMi'tmi'nt of the Interior. U. H, lMm office at Ui CI ran Jo, Or., May 11th. 10S. HAT HANSOM. of La Oramle, Oregon, who, on May 8lh. 190H. ma de Timber and Slon sworn etnlom.'nt No. 0St, ror NW4 NWV4, fectbm 10, Township 4 H., flange ST, K. W. M., has filed notice of Intention tn mak final proof, to ra. tnbllsh claim to tho land above de scribed, before register and receiver at La Griyido, Oregon, on th td day of August, ltOI. Claimant namea as witnesses: Mike LePage, Mary E. Wilson, Ulanchs Ha ker, James Mclntyre, all of La Grande. Ore. r. C. ItRAMWKLL, Register. REPRENSKNTATIVE WANTED We want a representative to hamll Ford automobile In each town In Cnlon county. Lira hustler, with or with out previous experience, can easily clear $3000. in season. Write, with references at nca. Tord Motor Co.. Dept. H. Detroit, Michigan. 7-!7lstat certificates; and of th county CIRCUS WrmiiiE WIDE WOHI. 7fi'vzrjp,r IB u k uv -:r w fi it $i r j k lie -vipii fh p u h. &m if UMmV r ' ! H Kfil N & U ' Hi); ill I tm jx : :vw'5lStS DoRie cf to Largest Tent Ever Mads. .!Sy Taking Bis Very Esson AkSs ani Bi8ndlnfl 811 Concrcta and Perfect Into tha Greatest Clrcui sVlo W ' V ftiWkiJ ' " ' Human Eyes Evar Beheld. fJVuHI 'WQffiL-AUTOS THE SISTERS W; Pt THAT. i URAQUE jJLJl.- I Cases. . IVA irii . , tl) th8ir mail ut0 I BaBy Bunting, I 1 70 Clsphantt anil I VA PASSEti ' -- V . Raet.puslnoeaidi I Tiny Nursing 1 A Family o( AfF TUV (?A ' J. , I . Glraffs. VX4vA ' V' v . cats whllj frying I Smillsr than a Only Two-Horned ft IX ' -rf ''Vy 1 oiid lo.ttcrtaalt- Nsw Faundlandj Rhinoceros In A W'SOs M 1 rf&slK ' 5 Inj In ths Air I , Beg. ThiS Yf ?r's !!3W 'Y Kwe Glorious Tim Emw6l" .mons iiaiv CLOCK NEW, A" V-iVy7 .. .. -.."nnni JVVZtf' JAl yt 10 6 tt'ryi EVERY .r. u 1MKeis on sale on Miow day at Sllverthorn A Street and Adam, Avenue, exactly .1,0 same ,,rtce .harg.J U,o .lu, BARNER YEAR ran SCHOOLS County Superintendent of M nools E. E. I'ruKg has completed anil mailed to the state superintendent's orfice his annual report of the schools of this county. I'pun receipt of the report Mr. Ackerman' Immediately wrote. thanking Mr. Eragg for his prompt ness In tho matter, and saying- that he had found the report to bo absolutely correct. According to the report, there were In the county at tho time of the last school census, upon which census all estimates are made for tho ensuing year, :0 males and I5 females of school age, making a total of 5432. Of these, 10 boys and 17 girls Were under nit year of age; SS boys and .MS girls Were between the ages of and I; BIS boys and 46 girl wero under 20, but over 14. Of th total number of boy. report- Led In the census. 185 o them failed to attend school, and 7Ss girl. also, for on reason or another, railed to be en rolled as pupil. In any of the county school. There wer thre times a. miny la dles engaged In teaching as there were men, the exact number of each being: female, tt; male, AO. Of th total number of teachers. 17 of them, It trial and 14 female, wer holding L1 QRflNbE TUE5D1T the Irr.j.crtcd .',ly.4 cf V.orlJ.yVM. Renown s toKstrjca T!;e Fctrcf's its, i in Klma R,-:si.m Animal A!r:!rM 1.1 V.. ...... . ' . jfv iw cw mr taw i .wi 1 . MOR.NIMG- FREE, STREET RADE rtrtorrance Dsily Dcorj Oon 11 1 nrst Rrarte certlflcntos Ihe males had ' i". me remales J7. Uy this It woul.l rijsw i-rtB mr n seem tnat the females are the more $34 Va t . " enterprln. an, the more 2.' 2 there being, of the total number em-La,,;,, . , r0nl"lnln ln tn'" Ployad. a much Rra,er proprt'-m f' Dort , "'', ,,r thrill hiiltllntr ftraf ps.'.u.i i'iijh rs. AS I to the greater number of male t. aih- .11. ni iiiiiu suite papers, that U a-. rminlii.l f..- I... .1... ... - " " oe iHii innt a gnat '""re men man women emnloved m eiiv superintendents and prim ip.ilft. The requirement thut a! teacher shall att.nd the county l,iltu. i,,ree in iftw, hmJ n.rp were but three teachers emploveil In the con,y. one man and twl ,... ' who d n,,t h,.ld certificate, nf ,,.,.,.', ajve To romiH-nsnle tin. . . i th i.XMU f . ... , eHlnMl ,y ntti nil. nnce HI iiiiitutcs by the tejch. ler. It le. eclve ff.iin it,.. . . , k. .1.1111 iun.1, ., extra i,f money Mr every teacher to .1, iHsued a certificate of attendance. There are 4M volume, benKinit to the libraries of the schools, of thl. number 4 4 were purchased during the year. Every teacher In the coun ty Is a subscriber to one or more e.ht. catlonal journals, and of the women iu try me nominations, but six Only ight men rte....i . teachers, and .11 .-. ..." . . obtaining certificates. u"""ul ,n At th tlma of the last report. ju n . '. mere Was In th I21.177.CI. During the treasury r'ar th school funds were Increased by . 21 CS. If no money hurf K-. '' II21.IM.I0; but for teacher, we Pd ........... .na ror new bulldin Its. .tie, etc.. 111.10c.Ol. For other Pur- poses, ruel, repairs, MPblles. etc.. AUGUST 11 Ami Great Circus Tkktt Idmlti Ts 111 . st Z 6 C P. M. 1 1 . u jra.ks Ir Lt,tm onndl! "'""' not:h more was spent to brlmr the- toh 'tal amount n.i,u 1 , . two amounts belongs mainly to tin MKln sihool district, and will ft, t... flnW, ,yne fr t(.r nw bulmnitm Mr. Bragg visited taeh of ti, ,n- -WTMri tAir rv u arejirlct, In lh. county at least one. -hll... "IIOOI UHH In them he vlsld n, and mo.it of 1 several times 1. making; these vM. he traveled aUouf. !')00 miles. v,v.-t-.7 " " r. . lKE '"Oil PfllLICATIOM. ' J. "f lho In"'"r. I-and Office at I.a Grande, Or-v June 30, os N"tlie ' -rby given ihnt f IHAHl.Kd HANSEN. 'i: Oregon, who. nn !..-.. . 3 jrt o i'L1,9".1, m"'10 """"""ad entry VHIUX- !$ Tn 4,SPCM,MV!4 N,V ha.', U'h' r"nKe 84 U fln". n0,1'' f 'n,"mU'n ako. OrTn r"" "' rtr"V" La, r'lmant name. ,1r''w J. Sullivan. J s witness An il n 1 n Willi 1J, 8rkpy, Orogon. Robertson, kO. as T-10.M4- BRAMWEL ne.fsr. HrV 0b,""'" information. rrom unc.rt.ln . lea. ; Wsshln - .. '",0rl " -."nnsta Information of - SB II U r iT,rjr ?own In th t o statta and a
