La Grande evening observer., August 06, 1908, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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EVEXtNG OBSEHVER. I.A GKANBE OREGON, THURSDAY, Ami ST , IMS.
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, - , LOCAL ITEMS.
; Mr. and Mrs. David Brlehonx ere In
i Baker City visiting friends.
Read the Gohlcn Rule' ad before
v Bolng on the Conductors' excursion. !
H. C. Rlnehart, the Bummervllte
merchant, lit a La Q.rande visitor to
Jay. ,
Dr. George I Bigger returned this
morning from business trip to Spo-
Tkane.
Postmaster and Mrs. G. M. Rlchey
took their departure last evening fur
Portland to spend a few days,
Mr. apd Mrs. Will Snodgrass were
passengers this morning en route to
Baker City from Colfax, Wash.
Judge T. H. Crawford left ' this
y morning for Baker City, where he
- goo to attend to fc-gal business. "
4 . District Superintendent 3. IX GUM
land, left this morning for Thuader
Mountain and other Idaho points.
Mn. ad Mrs. ft. F. Richardson teftj,l(j, Vetuftven.
Read the Golden Rule ad before
going on the Conductors' excursion.
C. F. Vandiwater of Walla Walla,
mi a business visitor here last eve
ning.
C. E. Hendricks of Grants Pass,
transacted business matters here yesterday.
Night Officer' J. H. McLachlln Is
again on duty after a vacation spent
on Beaver creek. ., . . ; i
. The county court Is In session today
again, but. is planning on cleaning up
the docket before tonight.
All members of the Bugles' lodge
are requested to meet tomorrow eve
nlng at the old Elks' hall.
Superintendent Clark of the Union
experiment station, transacted busi
ness In the city this morning.
Mrs. C H. Conlcey and sons, Charles
and Glenn, and Miss Bonnie Forrest,
leave' In the morning for Tecl springs
for an ourmg.
Jack Melqulirt returned this morn
ing to his home In The Dalles, after
spending the night and morning here
Jfhls momlns; for Payette lake, where
:. -they wlu spend a few weeks rusfloa
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Mr. an! Mrs. T. T. Nlekelson, wits
have ee locking after property la
,' tereets near 'Portland, rturae4 home
Oils morutng. . ; .
WllHs-m Arnold, the veteran stage
driver. Is (rota Elgin IhU taorrtlng.
M Arnold Is The tMMt stajje driver.
In point of servtoe. In the aorfhwest.
A telegram last evening frara TTVdea,
NeV, Informed Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Bush of this dry, that their daughter,
fjle Roth, Va undergone saeeessfalty
-an operation for appeswfldtts. '
I, E. "CarMrr, -who has bwn tn the
city the past few weeks looking after
his -poTperty interests In the valley,
left This morning for Burns, where he
win loek aronsd With a view of invest
ing,
' T. W. Davidson of .Erdon, who has
, heen. In the city for a few days, left
last night for his home. Mr. David
son 1b the man who built the little
railroad from the, O. R. ft N. station
-to 73e towns of Tnlon and Cove. He
4 1s "now Interested 1n thelalheur n
fields and ha strong hopes that ther
will be a gnod oil fVld found there.
Tinker City Herald.
Several Fviresters -will go to Port
land August 11, to meet the supreme
chief ranger of the order. There will
e no rrgular delegates, though all
members who make the trip at that
injvjtl he supplied with proper ere-
' dcwMais to allow participation In the
festlvttes which avtlt be held In honor
of the high official.
Frankle and Dewey Crawford left
thla morning to visit a few doyB with
frlenda at Kamela. i ,
The Mlsseg Imogen and Ruth Rus
sell and their guests, the Misses Meta
Gordon and Enid Smitten, of Walla
Walla, are visiting Island City friends
today. Tomorrow they - expect to
leave for an outing In the mountains.
Mrs, J. R. Forrest leaves this eve
ning for an outing at Lon Beach.
After remaining there a few weeks
she expects to make her hcr.i i:i Tort-
land. Mrs. Forrest has many friends
In this city who will regret her leav-
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EXTEND IRRIGATION WORK.
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IKOHDUaORS' EXCURS10H
Special Bargain Prices for Three Days
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the
!! GOLDEN RULE STORE!
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Sheriff CHilders expects t leave
this eveatng for Salem, with Willie
Wllkle, who was yesterday taken out
from undVrr his parole.
Rev, GTbbs Is sending a. box of, Blng
Cherries Vat to his old home In Min
nesota that he Is of the opMon will
make thetr mouths water for Oregon.
The reattmaflon of Pat C vsy,
former manager of the Boost club In
this city, has "been accepted, amd Mr.
lvey has taken his fleaartare for
Portland. ' '
Just keep In Wind that the flay Is
looming when owe can step on an elec
tric car and step off In Walla Watla.
This would be of mutual advantage to
both yalleya.
The reservoir was thoroughly
Ch-aned yesterday and the city water
supply is now purer than K was. The
full pressure of water Is again In the
pipes and the tty water users are at
liberty to Irrigate at win. .
Attorney j'. T. Williamson expects to
close his side of the contest case that
has been In hee.rlng at the land office
fr eevwal days, some time this eve
ning. The rebuttal and other classes
of testimony will consume considera
ble time yet.
Conductor R. Wissler, of the Ea
("1 ramie freight division of the O. R. &
X., Is on the Pendleton-Huntington
passenger run for a few weeks dur
ing the absence of Conductor Coyken
dnll, who with his family will go to the
Conductors' excursion form La Grande
to the end of the Wallowa hranch of
the O. R. N. next Sunday. Pendle
ton East Oregonlan. '
Reclamation Servlm to Cover More
Iilnho Land.
W. G. Davles, engineer In charge of
the canal work In this district for the
reclamation Bervlce, reports that seven
crews of surveyors are In the field
and are scattered from the' govern
ment dam above Boise to the' Oregon
line near Payette, surveying the vari
ous laterals and work to be done un
der the co-operative plan and also the
preliminary work lor bringing more
land under water, says the Boise Cap
ital News. Altogether, he says, 192
miles of canals have been laid out,
and a portion o that amount has been
built, considerable contracted for and
the remainder ready ta be contracted.
He atse states that the old Phyllis
mining ditch is to be cleaned out and
put m condition o carry water for
Irrigation purposes. The ditch runs
from below Caldwell to an old placer
claim and was only used a few times.
Considerable valuable land will be re
claimed, under this ditch, la the vi
cinity of Greenleaf, a new settlement
on the San Francises line, and also at
Fargo, near Homedale, there will be
drops of from 50 to It5 feet, giving
several thousand hoTse power, which
will be utilized.
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The Bargain Basement ISSlf
ductors' Excursion with the' following articles ci itczs Spzchi Paces
Chip Lunch Baskets each - 9, 12 &, 18c
Chip Lunch Baskets rwith covers
each - - - 23c. 33c &. 43c
$L75 Bamboo Lunch Baskets ;
Special - - , ? $1.48
65c Raffan Lunch Basket A-'; 58c
75c Bamboo Lunch Basket -1 - 63c
50c Bamboo Lunch Basket - - , 43c
Tin Plate3 Special - , - : 4c
Tin Cups Special - 2c
Gan OpenersSjjscial - " 3c
PaDer NarSrCmsTper 100 - - 1212c
Fanapecial - - 4c
Knives Special - - 13c
JiWtcher
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RIO FIRE AVOIDED.
South I Grumle Residents liirht a
hliort But Flcr" Fire.
Statement of llie Condition of ttvo
FARMERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
' OF LA GRANDE,
At the Close of Business July 13, MOB.
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ASSETS.
Tina? loans
,....$ 77,668.00
Overdrafts, temporary .'. ,
Bonds warrants, etc
Banking house and fixtures
Other real estat . . . . ... .
3,846. 73
19,732.89
J 5,6 11.00
4.000.00
CASH AND AVAILABLE ASSETS
V. 9. bonds and '
premiums . . . $15,675.00
Demand loans 85.353.70 r
Cash and due N
ftcn benks .. 37,855.20
E per cent re- ,
demptlon fund. 750.00 139,633.90
Total
, .I262.100.02
Residents of South La Grande last
evening Indulged In a fire fight which
for a few moments gave evidence of
becoming a ceneral conflagration. A
spark from a pipe In the mouth of a
smoker on -the street, Ignited tho ex
tremely dry leaves and gram on the
E;ides lawn on Fourth street. The
flames spread like the wind. Neigh
bors saw the Incident, and calling for
aid ran to the srene with sacks. A
lively fight followed for a few minutes,
In which the men were In the end
successful. Had the blaze made a trl
fie more advance, It would have
started out buildings, which In turn
would havo threatened an entire
block.
Sim. Hint BnriK-H a. Mother.
A daughter was born Friday to Mrs,
Bud Barnes. Mrs. ' Barnes Is at the
home' of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
W. E. Abbey, near Dixie. Bud
i Barnes Is In the county Jail, pending
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock 60.000.00
Surplus and undivided
profits 2. 5
Circulation 18.000.00 nn appi to the supreme court, he
, 1.200.00 having been convicted of murder In
4,500.00 the first degree. Bud Is
Fishing TadClc
Fly Hooks Special - - - 3c
Lines Regular 15c valueTSpecial - 9c
Folding Gups Special - - 3c
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, MEN'S CRUSH HATS u
25c Values Special 13c
A large range of sizes, cool and com-
fortable when fishing Special - 13c
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
, 70c Suit Special 50c
Avry light cool garment in two colors
gray and blue mixed Special - 50c
BOY'S WASH SUITS
$1,45 values Special $1.08
In ages from 2 to 6 years, comes in
gray and white checks a :d mixtures,
neat and very cheap at - - - $1.08
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Crush Skirts
Values up io $3.25 Specials 75c
Good, cool gar ments, just - the very
thing for a camping trip. Special - 75c
Long Silk and Lisle Gloves $1.16
value Special - - 88c
Lawn Waists
. Special 43c up to $1.48
In Vhite, Black, Light Blue and Plaids,
trimmed in lace insertion and embroid
eries and a few plain tailored. ' Sizes
from 32 to 44..
BEST STOCK. 8MAIXK8T PRICES.' J
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Golden
Rule
Co.
Dividends unpaid
Rediscounts
Deposits and due to banks 179.076. G7
formed of the fact
stMl iinln-
hat he Is a father.
tValla Wnlla Bulletin.
llrjnn at tho Wlirvl.
Lincoln. Aug. 6. It was nnnounml
today that Hrynn will n"linie official
charge of the campaign ut t.'hlcugo on
Total
.$202.41)0.02 lA"-""1
. . u-.i.: -.. Wm ra eireful with any buines en
"hi WE ARE THE BEST bank to da business with .
The Farmers and Traders National Bank
- OF LA GRANDE
1 How am I to nave that vrhite suit of mine
looking Fresh and Neat all summer as it
does now? The answer is simple. When
ever it becomes soiled :
PHONE MAIN 7
. '. ; : WE will do the rest.
WE have a force of Experienced halp to
look after your wants in this line and you
need have no fear of sending your most
delicate garments to us. WE Guarantee
to satisfy you. A. B. C. LAUNDRY
t'OHX FF.I rillMJSOl'IlV.
I Harvesters and loafers are both
. happy some of them.
Il nobody going to predict a fuel
I shortage next winter?
Hlsgent Now' ho wis a man going
to nuke rhymes with sccli u nains as
lliut?
It would be Interesting to read a de-
iclxl(in"by Judge Landis reversing Judge
i Orossctip.
The Observer's telegraphic news Is
live, up-to-Uute, and ullilH'd the day
the events happen.
Thousands of republican voters nf
Oregiui are ready to help, smush any
new or reconstructed machine.
When Mr. Hurrlman g''ts control of
I'ni le Jim Hilt's rallrimds, he will
know that he hns had the Job of his
life on his hands.
An eastern judge, aftt-r personal In
spection of sheath gown In court dis
charged Its wearer as not being crim
inally Immodest and what Judge
would not have dune the same?
. The author of the Chicago platform,
Wade Kills, Is" at a sanitarium under
treatment for sleeplessness and de
prcsnton. He most have tenderer
conscience than most politicians.
OHDF.lt.
In thu County Court of Union County,
Oregon, Sitting in Probate.
In the matter of the guardlanhlp of
Louis W. Bay, a minor. ,
It appearing to the court from the
petition of Anna B. Bay, guardian of
the person and estate of Louis V. Bay,
a mlnitr. flint snlri minor Is the owner ' t
of the following described real estate,!
to-wlt: An undivided one-half Interest ;
(subject to the dower Interest of Anna 1
B. Bay) In and to lots 9 and 10, of
block 108, of Chaplin's, addition to the
town of Ld Grande, Vnlon county,
Oregon. Also an undivided one-sixth
Interest In and to lot 5, of bluck 2,
"B" street, original tnwnslte of La
Grande, Union county, Oregon. And
It further appearing to the court that
It Is necessary for the maintenance of
said ward and that It Is expedient and
for the bet Interest of the estate of
said ward that such real estate be
sold and that the proceeds thereof be
used for the maintenance of said ward
and be put out on Interest or Invested
In some productive stock;
It Is by this court ordered that the
next of kin and all persons Interested
In snld estate of snid minor be and
they are hereby required to appear at
the office of the undersigned county
Judge of Union county, Oregon, at the
court house In. La Grande, Union
coun'y, Oregon, on Tuesday. the8th
dny of September, 190S, at 10 o'clock
a. m. of said dny, to show cause why
a license should not be granti-d to suld
guardian to sell said above-dcscrlbid
real estate, and It Is further ordered
that a copy of thla order be published
In the La Grande Rvenlng . Observer
for four successive weeks.
La Grande, Oregon. August 4, ls3.
J. C. HKXItY. County Judge.
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Grande Ronde Lumbe r Co.
. PERRY, OREGON
CAN FURNISH LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
IN CAR LOAD LOTS
For 16 Inch Chain Wood Delivered at your Home,
Call up V. E. BEAN, La Grande. Phone. Red 1741
.
nuoN i (ouoNV.n.
A Favorite Bowel-Medicine
With Men
This new, improved laxative has be
come extremely popular with men
everywhere. It works so gently and"
effectively that it never fails to bring1
relief, and at the same time never
interferes with business.
Orderlies
Monk ItodgiM nml Bacon of This City
Will Fill the I'lit.-e.
Dr. Monk of ftummervllle. ho wa
elected coroner at the last county elect
tlon, has resigned his puflllon. The
county court acted on the matter (o-j
day and tr. T. Bacon of Hift cjtyj
has been appointed to fill the vaenn-j
y. I
The retiring coroner Is contemplate!
Ing moving to western Oregon and was'
forced to resign as s result. Dr. Ba
con Is now a full-fledged rounty offl-!
rial, having received his
today.
tppolntment
have none of the faults of the other laxa
tives on the market. .They are entirely new
and better. Positively do not griic or
cause nausea. Quickly and permanently
cure constipation and sluggish liver. Are
not followed by any conKtipative reaction.
Regulate the bowels perfectly. Try them
and you will understand what an improve
ment they arc over other remedies,
ricasant, vanilla flavored tablets.
Small B (11 tablets) lOe.
Large Sea (39 tablets) t3e.
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