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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1908)
VtraT PAGES. 5 EVfcXTNrt cmravm. la ;:. spk. ohkco Tnri:3DA October s. io. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I f - - LOCAL ITEMS. . . - - ' . 4444444444444 jncllman S.N. Bolton Is in Telo : today on business. ". M. Hunt is la the city from La de today. Baker City Herald. 8 Louise Schilke left today for a Weeks' vacation in Lewlston. s. C. R Thornton is in Spokane idlng a meeting of the Methodist ch missionary society. A rs. Bertha Sommer and daughter Fannie, left today for Portland, visiting friends in La Grande for fast week'. inductor F. C. Topping of La tide, is stopping at the Pendleton II few days, while he substitutes Conductor Norrls on " the Pilot k run. Pendleton East Oregon- je meetings at the First Methodict scopal church continue with in islng. Interest and attendance, vr Mr. McDiarmid tonight on "The rd Made Flesh." jistrict Superintendent J. D. Gilll and family, are in the throes of ying. They will be found at No. I Palmer avenue, in the Jube Con place. Jr. and Mrs. T. S. Smith left today Santa Ana, Cal., where they will md the winter. The pioneers have Jen this pleasure trip every winter A the past three years, and they ft'" T""vn tn T'" r,r""a "t snrlnir. f Miss Martha Cahoon is now occupy- I the position of assistant to Man r Osburn of the Pacific Steles Tel hone company, in place of Miss Myr I Squires, who yesterday was mar d to Mr. Thompson of North Pow ers. Kate Taylor of Portland, who frmerly lived in this city, is spending jfew days with Mrs. Heughan' on Washington avenue. She leaves in a iW days for London, whero she will Wit her parents. Her many friends 11 be welcomed 8t the Heughan me, to visit with her beforo her de- rture. Ileal Estate Trailers. imported by La Grande Investment Co., Abstracters.) J. E. Foley to Johanna Gangloff. ts 6 anfl 7, In block 105, of Chaplin's Id. to La Grande. $3000. William Stoop to Wllllab Applegate, its 1 and 2. of block 19. of Hlnd- pian's add. to Elgin. $2700. ., W. A. Bennett to William M. Ben- J tt, one-ninth Interest In NEVi NE i ni-tiiuii i, luwnanip i souin, range 9 E. II. J. W. Cummins to William Apple- ;ite, part of block 2, of Stevenson's Ul. to Elgin. $33. ' ' William Darling to C. M. Holmes, of block 18, of Swackhammer's dd. to Union. 1250. Jas. A. Morton to Llllle Cross, lots ,6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and west' 20 feet of lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, of block 7. of Rall- rwny add. to West Union. $1050. Alice M. Van Note to J. A. Benson, SWVi SW'M of section 18. and pnrt of NW XXV i of section 19, town ship 4 south, runge 40 E. J750. C. 8. Miller to C. M. Holmes, W(i of block 18, of Swackhammer's add. to Union. 250. La Grande Commercial club to La Grande Lodge, B. P. O. E., lots 8 "and 9 of block 104, Chaplin's add. to La Grande. $9500. La Grande Ileal Estate Assocaltlon to A. J. Breedlove, block 44 of River side odd. to La Grande. $500. United, States to C. M. Humphreys, PK4 SEVi, XV SE4 of section 25. township l north, range 40 E.; anJ !"t 4 of secll ,n 30, and lot 1 of sec tion 31. township 1 ncrth, range 1 E. Fiience Dobbin to W M. Dobbin, tract In E', ot NW r section 18, township 4 south. rang. 40 E. $1. Rebecca P. Hutchinson to J. E. Hutchinson, oue-flxtli irtnest in E',4 KW4, SE'4 XXV U. "t section 86. township S ..uth, range E; nnd W M RE '4 of section 8, township 6 south, range 39 E. $735. x State of Oregon to N. B. Bowman, E'4 6W'4 and SEU of XXV M of sec tion 80, township 5 south, range 38 E. $150. State of Oregon to M. C. Bowman, W'4 BE4 and SW'i N E 14 of section 8. township 5 south, range 88 E. $150. A. Spalding to A. P. Lyman, lot or block 20, of Predmore add. to 1 Grande. $6075. . Anna M. Tartar to P. W. Burford, block 14. Lewis add. to Union. $800, p- to G. L. gwlger, part NW XXV M, section 28. township outh, range 40 E. $1. ueorge T. Jones to J. M. Slack, block 75 of Hlndmand'a add. to El n. $2$. E0UTELL ON BETAS. U His "Shall the People Rule? Simply a Local Issued" - Congressman Henry Sherman Bou tell of Chicago, commenting on Mr. Bryan's speech in Iowa, says: Mr. Bryan's question, "Shall the peo ple rale?" implies that somewhere in this country the people do not rule. The only States w here the -eople do not rule are the States that are ex pected to give overwhelming majorities for the Democratic ticket. Perhaps Mr. Bryan thinks that bis question is purely, "a local Issue." jlf he is sin cere, I challenge him to muke a speech In Yleksuurg, Miss., on "Government by the People." Let him repeat one of his famous anti-iuiperlallst speeches, simply changing three words, substitut ing "Mississippi" for "Philippines" and "black broMwrs" for "brown brothers." Let blm suggest that we have as chair man of his meeting John Sharp Wil liams, leader of the Democrats in Con gress, and as vlce-caalmren the other' members of the Congressional delega tion from Mississippi. ". And after he has made his speech in Vicksburg, if he shall have escaped the rule of the people In that com munity, I dare Mr. Bryan to repeat his oration on popular government In Charleston, 8. C., with Senator Till man as chairman of bis meeting, kr. Bryan's sentiment have a purely geo graphical sincerity, nis epigrams and startling conundrums are especially de signed to meet local demands. Of this nature are all bis views on tariff and taxation. time a trust is formed a tariff sched ule should be repealed, and every time a trust is dissolved a new duty should be added, la too funny even for comic opera. If on March 4 next Mr. Bryan should become President, with a Democratic Congress In both houses, and should actually place upon the statute books the financial and economic vagnrles de livered fey him in his speech of last Friday, it would plunge the nation Idto bankruptcy nud bring- on Industrial chaos. If he Rhould begin by repealing the duty on mi gar to punish the sugar trust, he would upset the national finances by losing $i;0,000,000 a year In revenues, nnd would stir up a revo lution In Louisiana, Utah, Colorado aud Michigan. Then, If he should re peal the duty on cotton goods, because some hustling manufacturers of. New Englaud or the Cnrollnas were dump ing goods in China in rivalry with Eng land and Germany, he would divert other millions from the treasury and invite still further Industrial ruin. But, of course, Mr. Bryan would do ;:one or these th:ngs, any more than be will Invnde the solid South nud sum mon the cohorts of Democracy to the defence of the Constitution with the battle-cry "Shall the People Rule?" Mr. Bryan singly does not mean what he Riys. What he utters with Chnd bandlan unction in tlu' North he repudi ates with Pi.ksnltllnu duplicity In the South. Join the excursion in the morning. SOCIETY. t t4 The Lyle Teusday Musical club will hold Its first meeting of this term Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. N. Molltor. It Is Import ant that every member be present as there is considerable business to b transacted. It Is also requested that nil of the chorus be present so that plans may be formulated to carry the work out on broader lines. The meet ing Is also to be In the nature of a reception and entertainment to which each member Is cordially Invited. The Ladles Aid society of the Presbyterian church, met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hum phrey. DENTIST. dr. w. d. McMillan. Painless Dentistry. Expert Gold Work a Specialty. Special attention to children's teeth Office: La Grande National Bank Building. Both Tliouc. ' COFFEE " Why Schilling's Best? Because it is best and your money is yours if you think you don't find it so. CLEM LUNCHES Cheapest in the City. Good Meals Made Where you can See It Done EAST STYLE LUNCH R00 M Srnrt4;,r Foralcir dcM n:t c!nl?n V ' the or:p;'sal Tr.fVKan, but now b? U for Taft all the V.t.o. Mr. Gotr.p'n-s in fciv!-g a rnd awaV.- j vn'ng to tlb rcal:?..viOTi of tba nl' salon cl'am'.or of ec;:;:e of h'.a pollt; cal bodtencT.'s. . , Tbe' RspuMrca prty found a Jew- j el of a caritttata. end .-naturally m many ppo-le ca pcsstUe want' to see that candidate. " It is tha .forflest DsTROorstlc hope that Eryan will interpret his third defeat In November as an ultimatum. Three rejoc'ons '-ousht to convince him that "the people rula." The unemployed n.an wants a Job. He will not vote far Bryan, because that vould be to vote against, the quickening of - activity in manufac ture, trade and transportation. This la a Republican campaign of reason, not rant; of argument, not agitation. Mr. Taft, the candidate, makes Its effective advocate. .The more the country sees of his person ality the more assured la Republican victory. . PRISONER IS ILL. Illiterate Austrian Suffers During Ills Long Confinement, Still Untried. The Austrian, who nearly three months ago stole a pocketful of apples and a few eggs from an Elgin hotel, Is seriously 111 and yesterday the author ities wr forced to Tall medical aid. The fellow is unable to speak ' the American language and it is hard to ascertain his wants. It is thought his breakdown is due to the fact that when, only recently, he discovered that he has not even had a trial and his present long period in Jail was' not a sentence, but merely a retainer, his nerve left him and he has been ailing ever since. The district attorney be ing unable to draw an indictment ind give the fellow a trial, and the man himself being unable to meet his bonds, he has been forced to remain In Jail for considerably more than two months. If found guilty the sentence will, of course, be continued. If his facial expressions tell ' his Inner thoughts, his view of American Justice is considerably awry. " O'CONNE L'St Is the place to get the best I f " n aim r m w 4 " at the right price SOFT DRINKS that are soft t AMUSEMENT PARLORS The best Billiard and Pool Tables in Eastern Oregon and the only Ivory Balls in t La Grande. I A RESORT FOR GENTLENEN t 10'CONNE US l Next Door to Post Office. IN A H M mR T?l THEN CALL TIU2 TRANSFER MAN. . He will take that trunk to the depot or your home in less tlmo than it takes to tell It ' Day 'Phono Red 761. Night 'Phone, Black 1792. WAGON ALWAYS AT TOUR SERVICE. EI) h i It rN GUAM, 4 AITCnONTKER. Bales cried oa short notice. 4 Satisfaction guaranteed. 4 No extra charge for distance. 4 .LA GRANDE ... OREGON Route No. I. 'Phone No. lx 4 444444444444444 WHY NOT TRY Popham's ASTHMA REMEDY? Gives prompt and positive relief In vry case. Sold by druggists, Price 11.00. Trial package by mall 10 cents. Williams Mfg. Co., Props. , Cleveland, O. For sale bjr A. T. HILL, Druggist it 0. N. T. Spool Cotton He If 500 Pair sample Shoes, Men's r i l We Will Save You i lasf year's stock at exactly one half the original price. School wear and are excellent value. U 1500 yds. Outing, Regular 12 l-2c Grade 2 ; ' , ......',...,.,.,. t it Z00 suits men's winter underwear samples, ;i 60c on the dollar, $3.00 for $1.80 and $2.00 l Good Laundry Soap 7 Bars 25c : h 4 4 BCSSEV S HACK LINE. ' Best of service, Day and Night. Hacks furnished for funerals and private parties. ' - Baggage transferred Day and Night and Sundays. Stand at Puul's Cigar Store. 'Phone Red 241. Night 'Phone Main 25. E. L. HUSKKY. 4 4- COFFEE . You can buy something called "coffee" at 10c lb with 30CXT miles of R R freight from the roaster; don't. Your srocer returns your money If you don'l lik Stliillinu'i Bett: we pay Mm. THE ONE BEST. There Is one BEST in everything. WIUT will you have for dinner today? You may4 answer this question satlafactorl ly by dining at THE MODEL RESTAURANT . The Old Standby. Our cooking is a paragon of per fection, our food faultless, yand our service rapid and courteous. What more can we say, except that our prices are popular? W give a rcgu lar dinner for 25 cents. Coma and try It You will not need the sense of hunger to enjoy it The Model Restaurant J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop. Open Day ws WwkijrAi And Night Ma TicktU for SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN EVERY DEPMTMEIIT 50 per cent on Your Shoes for Fall H 50 Children's and Misses The Golden Riile The BEST In Cured Meats are the home-made Hams and Bacon of the best variety of fresh meats sold at Grande Rondo Meat Co., and they're always of the very best possible high standard. Our new cold storage plant enables us to handle tho largest and retail in eastern Oregon. We maintain A PERFECT TRINITY.! Good Leather ' pP GOOD ; WORKMANSHIP j&fXv ': Good Fit . - c. W. Depot 4444-H It's Heacock's Glasses That IT'S WATCH REPAIRING THAT GIVES SATISFACTION "---!- Standard Cal ico pr yard 5c Women's and Coats These are lust the thing for it Mill Ends 8 l-3c U ' f li it Bleached Mus lin per yd. 8c tho highest standard of excellence lm fresh and cured meats, and our deliv ery is Just a little the BEST. Let us supply your market . wants. Botls 'phones. City market on Adams ave nue, and Fir street market. i GRANDE RONDE MEAT CO. Where You Get tho Besf. PRESTON,! Street . ir Fit IN LA GRANDE 4