La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 25, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text..... -i EIGHT PAGES. EVfcM.VCJ BSERVER, LA GRANDE OREGON, TUESDAY, At'GCST J5, 1908. PAGE SIX. 4444444444444444 , ! BRICK IS Brick building, at the cheaper as well as better. tnat my brbk is superior -an furrish common bnck too large or too small to J Correspondence with contractors and builders solicited, t 4 Estimates cheerfully furnished. Prices made known on application. . , IGKO- KRIEGERl J Phone Rideno, Black 701, Yard, Red B21. U Grand, Oregon i FROM UIE ucracRATiGi1. TO AKOTHFR ' !r hpfcrUWJEXCfcC t- ra!TMftrlDWlTCrt-J I All Orders Delivered at your La Grande i PHONE 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 FRUIT GROWERS ATTENTION The Ramsey-Oldenburg Company are agents for the Grande Ronde Lumber Ompany and are now prepared to take crd::$.f;r large and small lots of appls boxes. Call at the office in La Grande National Bank Bldg and see samples of new stamp on box. Stock Will be Delivered at the Comqany's Warehouse. PHONE: Pacific States Main 8G CEMENT WORK f I : All kinds of Cement and Concrete work. I CONCRETE I i BUILDING CLOCKS i CEMETERY WORK j ; ; No contract too large or i :: too small. jj Satisfaction Guaranteed I f. L ROBERTS ! PHONE BLACK 682 X 444444444444t"-i4-4-4-4--- 44t444t4l44t4 14 1 4 4!4 Scott & Altheide ; As house cleaners we are the people who are equip- ped for doing the work. Leave your carpets on your floors, give us your orner and smile at our work and wo will smile t together. PHONE. Black 1778 CHEAPER present price of . lumber, is It has been demonstrated o . any made in Oregon. I in any quantity. No order receive prompt attention. i Our new non-Intoxicating bev erage, MALTINA, made from Hops, Iron end Halt, with the beat water In Union county, will not only please the taste, but Is also a splendid tonic. Good for young and old. No harm can result from Its use and much good Is Inevitable. As a system builder It Is unexcelled. As a J beverage for pleasure only, It Is unequalled. A trial order will convince you. Home. Also all Dealers Brewery, MAIN 5. Vergcre 1402. 2 ; LA GRANDE ! SCIIOOLof MUSIC 5 Studio at 105 Greenwood St. one door south of Adams Avenue PROF. DAY, Principal 4 If you want to sell out, call up 4 It. A. Crawford, ths second-hand dealer. Thons 11 lack 1511. He 4 pays ths highest cash pries for ! i second-hand goods. i WIH NOT THY, Vopliam'a v ASTHMA REMEDYT Gives prompt and positive relief In very rast. Bold by druggists. Trice 11.00. Trial package by mall 10 cents. William Mfg. Co., ITopn. CWrUnd, O. For sale by , A. T. HILL, Druggist. WATCH WORK TURNED OUT PROMPTLY AND GUARANTEED AT HEACOC1CS. TOR GIRLS LEAVE HOME Lust evnlng the police officers re ceived word from Baker City to look out for three- young girls . who had concluded to quit the paternal roof nd seek entertainment elsewhere. The girls had appropriated two horses belonging to one of the girls' father and the last seen of them they were between North Powder and Union, still going in the direction of La Grande. Late In the evening the father of one of the girls arrived In La Grande, and through the aid of the officers, discovered that they had spent the night In this city and had started out bright and eariy iui uu.u Ing In the direction of Hllgard. This morning Officers Carr and McLaeh lin took up the chase with the father and found the young ladles between here and Perry. The girls are not over 14 years of age. The three rode on two horses and did not seem to have any particular objective point In view. They claimed that they were simply tired of staying In one place and had decided to have a look at the country. Two of the girls were taken home by the father, and the other, the older one, will be sent home this eve ning. The children, for that Is all they can.be called, have been out since Sunday morning when they left home as their parents supposed, to take a short ride. They have caused their parents much worry and the telephone wires were kept busy In an attempt to locate them. One night they spent In a barn between North Powder and Vnlon. Having no money they were compelled to ask for food along the way. When questioned ns to why they were alpno on the road, they glibly told their questioners that they were a part of a pnrty traveling to Elgin, and that they had either gotten ahead of the balance of the outfit or had allowed their friends to pass them and therefore they were In reality lost, hut hoped to locate their friends by telephone. It Is to be hoped the girls have been taught a profitable lesson, and herenfter they will be more con siderate of the feelings of their par ents and more careful of their own personal safety. I CANNOT HiOAT LOGS. McTnlly of JoM'pli, Mukca Vnln At tempt tn Flout lit Down River. Flura, Aug. 25. The big raft of rail way ties that W. D. MoCully of Joseph attempted to take down Snake river Inst Saturday, out of the Grande Ronile, did not prove very successful. There were something over 1000 tlex In the raft, and while the greatest care was tuken In the preparing of the raft In the hopes that It could be delivered to Its destination, the undertaking was nevertheless a failure, for when the Captain Lewis rapids were reach ed It went to pieces and the ties drift ed out In the stream In all directions. Something like 700, however, were later recovered from along tho banks and delivered to Lewlston, so that the raft was not altogether a loss. Rob ert Itlchards was one of Mr. McCully's assistants and he reports that the breaking of the rafts In tbe rapids already stated, made things pretty lively fur a while, and reminded him or tne nine wnen ne used to rtiie logs bark In Wisconsin. Thh Is tho second attempt to drive logs down the Orsnde Itonde and Snake rivers dur ing the past two years, the first proved a total loss and this one will not net the owner anything. It Is not thought that Mr. McCully will undertake to bring any more ties out. iT IS NOT NECESSARY TO LEAVE TOL'R WATCH A WEEK KOI; II KA COCK TO FIX IT RIOHT. For tho Ladles. Ths Ladle Horn Journal Is In. 'At Ferguson's. , A 10-11 COFFEE The world is full of anonymous coffee : "Java and Mocha." Who returns your money if you don't like 'em? Vsw tMOT nmras ?Mt smmt sw 4sa1 ACADEMY OPL.NS SOOX. Snored Heart Academy Ready to Open on Soptrtii'ier Tlrst. The management of the ; Sacred H :i:-t academy announces that the ensuing school year commences on September 1. The school expects all of Its undergraduates back this year, and in addition, several new ones. The Sacred Heart academy has estab lished a prestige among parochial schools of eastern Oregon and has gained a warranted point of popular' Ity. The various departments in the school are ready for the Influx of stu dents at the opening of the school year. ELEVATOR RUNNING, Imblcr Mill Is Soon to Be Started Now Cleaning Wheat on Hand. The Imbler Flouring Mill company has so far overhauled and refitted Its new acquirement m Xiumc., il'.it elevator Is In operation. Wheat Is be ing received and cleaned, though the mill proper Is not In operation. The officials are hopeful of having the flour machinery In operation some time this week. To" Insure hasty resumption of busi ness, a crew of men Is kept constantly at work, Clinic Fonrcr Arwstod. Once more the forged check crook has been busy In this city and the old story, with variations, has been re peated. Edward Wilson, alias John Thomas, alias Thomas Jones and alias W. E. Wilson, Is the culprit and he Is now In the county jail. He passed worthless checks Aggregating nearly J 100 on merchants of this city and was caught this morning before he could get away. Pendleton East Oregonlan. The man who really knows more than the boss, usually gets to be boss. If he only thinks he. knows more, he usually gets fired. Richard's Poor Almanac. That's How. Hello, old man. How do you find business? By advertising for It. Lariat. Pastime Theater i IIounIi & Lucas, Props. Heacock's Orchestra. MOTION PICTURES AND 4 4 4 , ILLUSTRATED SONGS. 4 4 4 Program. 4 4 4 Sold Again. 4 4 A Yankee Man-o'-Warsman's 4 4 Fight for Love. 4 4 Robert Burton sings, "My 4 4 Virginia." 4 4 Stricken Blind. 4 4 The Wishbone. 4 Robert Burton sings "Door 4 Starry Fyos, Good Night." 4 4 The Dream of the Policeman. 4 4 The Press Gang. 4 4 DOORS OPEN AT 7 P. M. 4 4 Ladles' souvenir matinees 4 4 Welre-sv, S nnd 4 o'clock. 4 4 Children's Be Candy matinees 4 4 Saturday, 3 and 4 o'clock. 4 THE SCENIC 4 S. A. GARDINIER, 4 ProprVtor and Manager. MOTION PICTURES 4 4 and 4 4 ILLUSTRATED SONGS. 4 4 Program: - 4 4 PONG 4 4 "I'll Mix You Like tho Rows 4 4 Mi tho Rain." 4 4 The Little Coxswain of the 4 4 'Varsity Eight. 4 4 Scenlo view of "Jlmmle Join 4 4 the Elks." 4 4 The Dlrectolre. 4 4 The Artist' Model and Moth- 4 4- er-ln-Luw. 4 80NO 4 4 "When tlie Moon Plays IVvk-a- 4 4 Moo." 4 4 4 Chang of Program Monday, 4 4 Wednesday and Friday. 4 4 ' Matinee: Tuesday, Thursday 4 4 and Saturday afternoon at t:S0. 4 4 Regular Admission. lUo. 4 4 Children under 15 yar. Sc. for 4 4 Matinee only. 4 THE SCENIC t How am I to have that white 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 : : : . : : : WF. will do the rest ' WE have a force of Experienced hslp 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. 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These are two grades of the same brand, : : : : STODDARD La Crdude. Ore. IN THE Masonic Bldg. ! Only house in the city employing white help only TRY OUR SERVICE GETTING IN STOCK OF 4444444444444 4444444444444444444444 444444444444444444444 ' ft LUMBER CO. ;? 44444444444444444444 A SMALL LOAD or your winter upply of our capital coal w will send to your order promptly. Tou know you will save money If you buy now price 8u up monthly from now on. Th brand w handle hav no superior In the market; give full weight and hav a car to keep th coal fre from uanccensary dirt Phone Main 10 j f