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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1908)
EIGHT PAGES, . rOB EIGHT. EVENING OBSERVER. I. A GRANDE OREGON. SATrRDAY, AI GIST 1, 1908. e. m - MOTHER SPLENDID OFFER jj Ron i if if 1 1 1 I mnnrf oA C h!n 51 : : TORES uiin . . . . . . ' - . ; y mow 1M Free to Patrons or .' i THESE are warm davs andvou mav rf ot x feel like making the emtion to do ntr. in Z our line it will pay you w buy now j while we are offering this extraordinary induce ment. vr . X ACT HOW EFFECT! SERVANTS OP I'SO E HAM - TO BE PAID IF HURT. Miu-li Hrrnldcd Liability Art Pawied by Recent Congress Bx-aiue Effect ive Today Thorough Inmiraiu-c for Employes of the Government In Xny Count ruction Work or Employe of Navy Yards Family of -Injured to Bo Carted for. - ' J Don't Fall to See Window ' Display I II Whether You Want to Buy or Not l 1 He Peopeps Sfore I LA GRANDE, OREGON DPFQA HMlsF RtnrK I i ft a & 1 s t Pi 3 3 ! 'i I i s O A & a 5 & a : s KEHTUCKY HAS A IDC BEE 3 O e A a S I O. E. FOWLER 5 S3 S S X 5 Phone Main 10 BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE T. J. CRAY Prop. ( New Manalcmcnt) Rates Si.OO, $1.25, 51.50 Best 25c meal In Ihe city Beds 25c and 50c All outside rooms. Board and lodge $6. per week One block from depot ' Only house in the city employing white help only TRY OUR SERVICE DAWN THROWS LIGHT OS GHASTLY SCENE. Angry Mob of IluRHcUvUle, Ky, Oil- sens Force Jailor to Keloaao Four Negroes and' They String Them to the Old Hanging Tree Men Were Leaden of a Lodge Ttiat Endoroed Killing of White Man Some Time Ago by the Negro Drowdor. RuMellvllle, Ky., Aug. 1. The bod lea of four negroes were found sus pended from the "old hanging tree on the Nashville pike, at dawn today. The men were removed front the Jail In this city last night by a mob of citl- sans who forced the jailer to deliver his prisoners. The lynching was the result of the murder of James Cun ningham, a white farmer near Allens vllle, Ky., a week ago, by Rufus Brow der, a negro. The man hanged be longed to a lodge which adopted reso lutions endornlng the murder. Browder would have been lynched at the time of the murder had he not been quickly spirited, away to Louis ville. The four men hanged were the leaders of the party that endorsed the resolutions. Cunningham was mur dered because he discharged Browdrr. ; $ ; ; : : i ; t SATISFIED So say the creditors. Watch this space for Specials which we wiill announce. We mean Business . . . Red Cross A. C. MAC LENNAN Propr. Drug Store - . LA GRANDE, ORE. Washington, Aug. 1. After a cru sade which has been carried on for years, employes -of Uncle1 Sam now have protection from their employer against Injuries sustained In the serv ice of the government. The liability comes fully effective today hereafter Uncle Sam's men engaged In hasard ous Work will be' compensated while Incapacitated by Injury. ' Under the provisions of this act any person smpolyed by the United States as an artisan or laborer In any of Its manufacturing plants, arsenaU or navy yards, or In the construction ot river and harbor fortification work, In the reclamation of arid lands or the man agement and control of the same, or in hazardous employment under the Isthmian canal commission, shall be entitled to the same pay that he would be earning at work, in the event he Is hurt and has to cease labors. It Is provided, however, that no compen satlon shall be paid under this ac where the Injury la due to the neg ligence or misconduct of the employe injured, nor unless said Injury shall continue for more than 15 days. All questions of negligence or misconduct shall be determined by the secretary of commerce and labor. It Is further provided In the act, to assist tne widow or children of any navy yard employe who shall succumb to. Injuries received In the service of the government. THE GEORGE PALMER LUMBER COMPANY RETAIL DEPARTMENT We SolicitlYour Orders for Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, V Chain Wood We arc prepared to furnish and deliver material promptly. Call up Retail Department Phone Main 8. TWO TOIS III PATH OF FIRES MARSIIFIELD, ORE, MAY BE WIPED OFF THE MAP. Entire Population Moving Out of Ore gon Town Fire Almost Surrounds the City Digging Trenches to Stop Flame Fire In California, Threat ens One Town and is Destroying Valuable Forest Much Property Is Already Destroyed. Marshfleld, Ore., Aug. 1. Marsh- field will be wiped oft the map by a forest fire If the strong wind now blowing continues a few hours more. Many homes, on the outskirts of the city' are already burned, and the whole town Is moving. Firemen and citizens are working hard building trenches and patrolling to watch property. Mayor Ftraw has sent out an appeal for more help. Flames and smoke. coupled with the heat, make the work almost unbearable. It seems as though the fire had surrounded the city. The flames seem to be sweeping In every direction. Another Town Threatened. -Uklah, Cal., Aug. 1. A hundred men were hurriedly dispatched to the outskirts of the town today to save the farms In the path of a forest fire. The elty Is threatened on account of a change In the wind. Vtn Near IUg Basin. Santa Cms. Cal., Aug. 1. Forest fires are burning sis miles from the Big Basin. Reinforcements have been sent In hope of saving the big trees. The flames are rolling along menacingly. Minister and Editor Returning Home. Jack Huston, editor of the Pendle ton Monday Magnet, who has been rusticating In the wildernesses of Wallowa county during the past month. with the Rev. W. T. Euster, pastor of the First Methodist church of Pendleton, will arrive this evening en route to his home In Pendleton. The Information received today from Elgin did not convey the Intelligence n nmiiiTYmii ? yaw Mi ll1 lUlft il A VAT THE ONLY PURE KINLr The omy kind ot Ice that we handle In retail trade Is artificial Ice, made from pure artesian water the only purs let In the city. A delivery wagon will bring this PURE ICE to your door on notification by telephone or otherwise. To regular patrons our prices ars one-half cent per pound. NATURAL ICR handled In wholesale lots. Look out for the Grandy 1 wagon. Thone Black 571. GRANDY I M MALTOS GUAEASTEED JsON-lKTOJUCATDTO "I used to think a good non-intoxi- . eating beer could not be mad but f MALTONA certainly is IT" MANY! BOIQITFUU For sals at all leading temperance drink standa NORTH PACIFIC BREWING CO. ASTORIA, OREGON For Bale by I GRANDE RONDE ! MEAT COMPANY I PHONE US YOUR ORDERS TWO PHQIVFX . City Meat Market Main 50 rir Street Market Main 48 Our large trade permits us to handle only the best of everything to be found in a first class market. Try our home made Bacon, Hams and Lard. rw gi-.- vv'Vflf eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee THE ! OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION a tints c rniinn . " m nutria, uumr Ar i j nnn ilri.n. $28,000,000.00 ,SlRA?Cu Se'8 A Mutual Company can Save Ycu from 40 to cent on Your Insurance PCr J. IV. OLIVER, AGENT.ta Grande Or ? Cor. 6th St and Washing- a ' U C,Ur' o to whether the Rev. Mr. Euiter n will also return, or not vvu Hve