La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 11, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextprcyfM?tf fteto orptcrtto. i.a nn.E onrnov tvesda y, . AticsT 11, in.. PAGE FTVl'.. ." - ' LOCAL ITEMS. ,ilr. and Airs. Adolph Newlin are boihe from their camping trip. Nichols, with thei Elgin Record er.ls in the city today to attepd the clreue. " " . ' ' jtod Rlnehart, county assessor-elect, ti ne of the three hundred frony El gin who are in the city today. Miss Roberts, editor of the North Powder News, came down with the Allegation from that hustling place .today.' . . . ' , v ; ," Circus &Jhad its effect on the Mtmty offlceta, for practically no busl-j lifts was transacted In any of the de triments. " ' Postmaster and Mrs. Q. M. Richey nturned from Portland this morning, here Mr. Richey attended the post masters' convention. The T. J. Scroggin and E. C. Selder fcmilles, who have been outing on looking Glass for the past two weeks, wturned home last night , .'Editor Bclblrd and his family came ovtr from Union along with the many otters of tit city this morning. Union sent li people by train alone. , ' If. R. Wilson, manager of the Wal lowa Electric com pan w, arrived last rnlng from his place of business to attend the circus here, and to trana- , set business. ' ludge Knowlcs and family arid neleea, the Misses Grace and Edith Kaowles, of Oklahoma, who are here visiting, leave In the morning for aa outing of several weeks on the head- , waters of Ladd creek. "Bud" Hutchinson, employed with thi Amalgamated Sugar company In this city for nearly a year, has i re signed his position. He will spend a fe flays In Wallowa county resting up ' before leaving this section of the state. 'Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Wilson, for merly of La Grande, but now located at Walla Walla, have returned from an outing in Wallowa county. They win spend a few days in La Grande before returning to their home. Mr. Wilson was formerly circulation man ager of The Qierver. i Oiserve isllinc' ) Pastime's Program The Pastime theater Is going again and for today and perhaps tomorrow the house will run a program for the ntertainment of the visitors In La Grande. It Is not of the grade that the house will produce later on, but will suffice until the regular program ctn be arranged. Today and tonight the theater Fill present the following program: Ti The Specter," "The Story the Boots Told," "The Candidate," "The Manjn Overalls" and "Seeing Sweden." How Money U Mado. The wide-awake up-to-date farmer III tell you that his success depends not so much on the number of acres U tills as how he tills them. Many irrlculturlsts now make more money from 40 acfes than their fathers did from a uuaj'ttr section. There v is a dentlflc cultivation of the soli, an Intelligent selection of crops, and the tend Is carefully treated. The Amer ican farmer, to be successful, must be a man of Ideas and must know how to make two blades of grass grow where ote grew before. WHERE 18 JOIIX ANDERSON? For the p'ft two weeks there has been a pooAscrub canine tied to the ftclflc Express office door, to be buf feted about by the passing stranger. Tie dug was sent to John Anderson in tils city from Pendleton, but no aount of search can find John An' fcrson. Agent Hlbberd Is about dhv tturaged. During the past two weeks U has fed the brute and kept up etnstant search for the owner, but Urns far has been unsuccessful. ', ' "Tllncoe Deported. San Francisco, Aug. 11. Elghty i'(fh Chinese, who were smuggled over the border from Mexico Into this coun ' trr, were deported to China today, ken the Pacific Mall liner Siberia . silled. ; ' - " Two Hold Cp Mfteen. j Chlco, Cal Aug. 11. Fifteen men Hr held up by two highwaymen and ftbbed of 1700 on a lonely road near erllng near here, according to a nport. The victims were lumbermen to bad Just been paid. Give DocMon Friday. ' The case of Ella Curtlss against Roll talker to collect bouse rent alleged be due, was finished In the justice the peace court last evening. A der ' 41 on In the case will be forthcoming . Friday at 10 o'clock. : x Hi SUIT CASE THIEF All the way from Boise to La Grande to secufe a suit case filled with a good suit and other articles valued at con alderabje money, and to get the man who id alleged to have stolen the suit case,) was the mission in La Grande to day of Sheriff Lane of Boise. The sheriff arrived on the morning train and with the assistance of Chief of Police Waldeh; Special Officer Harri son and the express agent, George Hlbberd, was successful In landing the fellow in jail late this afternoon. The suit case was stolen from , a rooming house In Boise. Officials first gained a clue as to Its whereabouts at Nampa. Sheriff Lane was put on the l ino Keul Jbi-uiU) i.ii j;iiin. It would seem that people who In tend to Invest In La Grande real estate would begin to Investigate, as bargains are undoubtedly on the market that cannot be picked -yP when trade con ditions begin to Imporve. As a sam ple, a fine suburban home worth $2, 750 Is Being offered by the owner at $22 SO. It consists of two acres of land well Improved, with a fine large new house. It must be sold by August 20, and particulars oan be obtained from the Lot Grande Investment company. Pile Cured at Home y New Abaorp- Moss Method. ' - If you suffer from bleeding. Itch ing, blind or protruding plies,, send me your address, and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment; and will also send some of this home treat ment free for trial, with reference from youtr own locality It requested. Immediate relief and permanent ere assured. Send no money, . but ell other of this offer. Write today to Mrs. M. Summers, Bos P, Notre Dame, Ind. , V , to Baker City. There it was trans ferred to La Grande, the sheriff com ing along behind on the next train. All day the suit case has been stand ing at the local express office await ing the appearance of the man to whom It was consigned, George King. Late in the day, after Officer Harrison had lounged around the express office for-hours, King and another fellow called for it. The arrest followed im mediately. , Lane will start .back with his prisoner tonight. ' The stranger with King was also arrested, but allowed to go later, with the admonition to get out of the city. PROSPERITY ON EVERY HAND. Julius Kruttm-linitt, Prominent Direc tor of llurrlman Linen, is Pleaded. Portland, Ore., Aug. (."Enormous crops are being harvested throughout the country. Farmers never were more prosperous. I confidently expect this situation will assist materially In restoring the general business pros perlty that prevailed prior to the ft' nanclal flurry last October," said Jull us Kruttschnttt, .director of matnte nance aVid operation of the Harrlman lines, who reached Portland today from San Francisco. "Since the financial disturbances last fall traffic business has Improved very slowly. I was surprised at the effects of this panic In at least two respects;, first, at the extent to which business was affected; and second, the time It required to restore former bus iness conditions. But the panic had its benefits. It enabled large corpora tlons to catch up with their work and remove the congestion, which handi capped their various systems. The railroads now are better equipped and able to handle the same volume of business satisfactorily that a year ago practically tied up all the railroads. Mr. Kruttschnttt declined to discuss politics. FORCE WANTS REST. Tlwj Circus Fever lias Firm Grip on Kewnpaper Force This Afternoon. That epidemic called 'circus fever has had firm grip on all departments of The Observer today and If the read era find the paper short of Its cus tomary bulk of rattling good news, all blame must be shouldered by the clr cus. The news-gathering staff has been too occupied with studying the animal up on the hill to compile the usual grist of dally happenings. The mechanical force likewise wanted to get "spruced up" for this evening's performance and arrangements were mad to close the forms early. STOCK INSURANCE. Loam Paid by the National LI rework Insurance Association. The following well known stockmen and farmer of Union county have been paid losses during th past few months: D. A. Philips, one horse, $100; W, D. Grandy, two Iiorsea, $366, La Grand. P. J. Ooytt, one horse, $100, Cove, Bam Ruckman,' one horse, 100; J. A. Wood I e, one horse, $100, Afire!. S. F. Goff, four hones, $$10; Wal ter Hill, on horse, $100; J. F, Hill, one horse, $100; Matt Buswell, one home, $100. Elgin. It pay to Insure your stock against death from all causes. , , . .A. SANDERCOCK. La Grande, Ore. Agent d-wltp - wmim of Ftltna- Plata. . , Notice Is hereby given, that the ap proved plats of survey of fractional sections 13, 14, 15, 1, IT and 18. EH and NW14 Section 20, WH and NEtt Sec. 21, Townships 6 North, Range 44 E., and all of Township 4 North, Range 41, East Willamette meridian, have been received in this . office. . The above plats of survey will be filed on Tuesday, the 15th day of September, 1908, at 8 a. m. ' On and after that date this office will receive applications for the entry of lands In said townships. F. C. BRAMWELL, Register. A. A, ROBERTS, Receiver. I 4v- mt9m;uou9 ? ! ee-i i . 0 i i o 1 It li it :! To) it Why waste time coloring a mecr schaum pipe when you can have much more fun tinting your nose? A rake may bo old at 40, but he has a bunch of reminiscence that wt'l cheer him up until he is 60. It It It It e - e il s ti ti t; n u For all Cash Purchases amounting to $5 between now and Tuesday night, August 11th, we will give a ticket to the great bmnum & MiWcmcu mm KM nil TAGS . CUtHES CoughoandCoIdo PREVENTS Pnoumonia and Consumption Foley' Honey and Tar not only top the cough, but heals and strength ens the lung and prevent aeriona re suits from a cold. There Is no danger of Pneumonia, Consumption or other serious lung trouble U Foley's) Honey and Tar b taken, as It will euro th most Hub born coughs th dangerous kind that settle on the lungs and may develop into pneumonia over night. , If you have a cough or cold do not risk Pneumonia when Foley's Honey nd Tar will cure you quickly and Strengthen your lungs. Remember the . name Foley's Honey and Tar and refuse any substitute offered. Do not take chances with some unknown preparation that costs you th same when you can get Foley's Honey and Tar, that coats you HO mora and Is safe and oertala In results. Contains no opiates. Cured After Physklans Said Ha Had Consumption. B. H. Jones, Pastor M. E. Church, Grove, Hi., write: "About sva or eight years ago I had a very severs cold Which physicians said was very near pneumonia, and which they afterwards pronounced consumption. Through a friend I was Induced to try a sample of Foley's Honey and Tar, which gave me so much relief that I bought some of th regular sis. Two or three bottles eared m of what the physicians called Consumption, and I bavs never had any trouble with my throat or lungs aino that Urn." Thie slsas-ZSc, 50c, $1.00. The 50 cant size contain two ad n-half time as much as the small slas and th $1.00 bottle almost sis ttaxs M ssach. . , . A. T. HILL Droggu. Seethe Show at 6hr Expgstie. It costs you nothing. We still have the iajnenow prices, besides Specials " Remember all purchases any place in the' store tiiweenYoviTand 'circus, ngnH"?1 helps you to see the Greatest Show on Earth. Buy Your Necessity we will give you the ticket . w . . No Coupons given on the Bargain Basement where tickets pre taken The Golden Rule it BEST STOCK. . SMALL , SMALLEST PRICES. eeeeeeeeeeoeeef eeJe4eeef e4eef efeeeeeefef e t: ti e e ee ee ee - e e e ee ee ' ee e EC ILL the COUCH AND CURE the LUNC8 w,th Br. King's lki Discovery PBrnt sW a. eii m OLDS Irlal Bottls frres UNO AIL THROAT ANDLUNO TROUBLES. FOR Oouchs GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY OB MONEY REFUNDED. NiCWLIN DRUG COMPAMi. POLK'S GAZETTEER A BiiglnPBs Directory of each City, Town and Village in Ortgou and WaahliiKton, glv. Ing a Doscrlptlvo Sketch ot each place, Location, Ship ping Facilities and a Classl flod. Directory of each Unsl-iii-ss und Profceslon. R. L. POLK & CO.. Inc. SEATTLE. WASH. Trntsurer's Call for City Warrants, Notice Is hereby given that there are now funds on hand to pay all out standing warrants Issued on General Fund of the La Grande city, up to and Including No, 6761, endorsed March 18. 1907. Interest on all warrant on general fund from No. 644 to No. 4781, In clusive, cease from thl date. There are also fund In th treas ury to pay all warrant Issued against water fund of La Grand City,' up to and Including No, 7511, endorsed March 11, 1(0$, Interest on all war rants on water fund from No. 7I$ to No. 7611, Inclusive, ceases from 4' of this call. La Grand. Or., 'August $, 1908. 3. K. WRIGHT, Cltv Treasurer. Sure Cur for Asthma. W guarantee to cur asthma, bronchitis and catarrh. If our medi etas falls w will cheerfully refund all money paid. Write Arnold' Asthma Cur Co.. $38-$3-$8 Arcade Build ing, Seattle, Wash., or for m.xt $9 days, Morris W. Knight, Cove, Or. Box $8. , Statement of the Condition of the FARMERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK OF LA GRANDE, At trie f lose of Busln ess July IS, 1808. ASSETS. Time loan $ 77.864.p0 Overdrafts, temporary ... 8,146.71 Bonds, warrants, etc . ... 19,738.89 Banking house and fixtures 15,611.00 Other real estat 6,000.00 CASH AND AVAILABLE ASSETS U. 8. bond and ' ' premium ...$15,676.00 Demand loan 85,853.70 , Cash and due from bank .. 37,855.80 - ' 6 per cent re demption fund 750.00 119,638.90 Total 9262,400.02 Liabilities. Capital stock ...........$ 60,000.00 Surplus and undivided profit ; 3,713.45 Circulation 16,000.00 Dividend unpaid 1,200.00- Rediscount 4.600.00 Deposits and due to bank 179,076.67 t. ... ; ' . . i . V ' Total $263,490.02 W want your banking account Ws ars careful with any business n ) trusted to us, snd our record for contervatit m in th past is our best guar antee to you for th future. NOT THE LARGEST, but 1st u cenvinc you jthat WE ARE THE BEST bank to do business with The Farmers and Traders (National Bank OF LA GRANDE Daily Observer, 65c per Month. The cleverest of all devil Is opportunity. i Grande Ronde Lumber Co. PERRY, OREGON CAN FURNISH LUMBER OF ALL KINDS IN CARLOAD LOTS. For 16 Inch Chain Wood Delivered at yovr Home, Call up V. E. BEAN, La Grande. Phone, Red 1741. i'4 V i