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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1908)
0 BVENWfQ ORfiBRVm. LA OHAVDK. 1RW31. TTFSf)Y. OCTOPRH it, IMS. EIGIIT PAOKS. ' ' - W W A . . . . . A. .A .A. .A. .M. A A . ........ h . . A A A A A A A S 9 W V w V 9 W W V V W w V w w v v w w w v w v w w v w w w v Yes, we hiviihem. The best values ever offered to H 5: 'Ac people of La Grande and vicinity. Dependable mcr- :: chandise guaranteed for service Ladies Cravenette Coats J out the thine for muddy and wet weather. $10.00 to 20.00 Talueg: Bale price . $1.95 to $9.75 Vool Dress Goods - i A large range of colths and variety of patterns; values $5c to $1$0. OUR BARGAIN PRICES SO PER CENT OFF; or 43.00 WORTH FOR 1.00. i.'-: vu nit1 . tm. iuij Children and Misses Cloth Coats $3.00 to $10.00 value; aale price ...... .h .......... $2.50 to $5.00 Ladies Tailored Suits $15.00 to $30.00 valuea; aale price $7.50 to $I00 . Thla lot includes a number of good. aervlceable garmenta and the pricea ... ' are much lesa than manufacturer', .coat.' , a H These and many other special offerings in our BARGAIN DEPARTMENT I! WDON'T FAIL TO VISIT ITi l" Store FATE KNOWS TUESDAY (Continued' from page 1.) which Mr. Cannon repreeenta In con gress, are prone to think Mm as an old-time farmer representing an old fashioned farmer constituency. i His personal appearance and manner of speech have encouraged such belief. Any suoh' conception, however, con veys a wrong Impression of the situa tion. There are, to be sure, thousands of farmers and very prosperous far- rpeopTe"wnoieuoTf"servant'Wr.''C non Is supposed to be, but his chief source of strength Is In the cities and towns, rather than In the rural dis tricts. A. representative example of these communities Is Danville, where he maintains his personal residence and central political garrison. Dan vlll Is an Important Junction point for iteam and electric tnterurban rail ways, and haa railroad repair shops, lumber mills and factories of various kinds. In the Immediate neighbor hood are coal mines that give employ ment to more than J0J0 mlnera. All the trades represented are well organ ized, and Indeed Danville Is a hptbed of trade unionism. The. hard fighting which has been forced bri Congressman Cannon thta year haa had the effect or Inducing him to spend mor of his time if his Danville home. In certain previous campaigns he haa felt that ha had the situation In his own dis trict so well In hand that he could swing around the circle and do a little missionary work for aome of hla col 'eagues or for the national ticket, but this autumn he has devoted himself energetically to the task of keeping his own political fences in repair. FMmptm X The value of a prescription depends upon the prompt t ness with which it reaches ine sick room IS A HALF-CENTURY OLD (Continued from page 1.) OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, LA GRANDE, OREGON Public Sale! The Rwbert E. Smith X head of cattle will be sold I at publio sale Thursday, I October 29, at the Union I county Fair Grounds at I IUM, 1V1. 50 tit AD Of CATTLE 50 Seven head of Registered Herefords One Three year old Here ford Bull, Registered Three Cows Registered Two Yearling Heifers v 'Registered One Two year old Heifer Kegisterea 20 Head Dairy Cows 10 yearling Heifers and . . . steers 13 Spring Calves One two year old through bred Jersey Bull SALE TO BEGIN PROMPT AT TEN O'CLOCK Tree Lunch at Noon TERMS One years time given on all notes with approved security bearing 8 per cent inter eat 2 per cent off for cash R. E. SMIIH I Z J. C. Reynolds, Clerk I 1 E. Stringham, Auctioneer t i 9" e !09-$W-St-9-$-i9'9i SSAY, Mr. MAIM! We put iust a little pol ish on your shirts anT collars. They do not soil , Iso easily. TRY US THIS MONTH $oUc o( Dissolution of Partncrslilp. " Notice Is hereby given that the part aersblp heretofore existing between tfte tuwtarstgned, under the firm name oe.ntwiacB Bunker, Ja this day dls- r rr mutual consent, the aald Walter E. Bunker retiring, and the aid Herman Roesch continuing the kiustness. and the aald Herman Roesch wXih pay all debta owing by the firm, mI ' eei'leet all acco'unta' W tha 4i JBrrn. Dated at La Grande, Oregon. Octo- yr S4. 10. OctI4tf HERMANN R0E9CH. WALTER B. BUNKER. CHERRY'S NEW LAUNDRY. Pacific States Phone " -Main , ' 75 Idependent Phone 12H xoncE. . Sxilal Elwtlon to Approve Chart ' Amendments. Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday, the 24th day of November, 10S. a special election will be held of the voters of the City of La Grande. Union county, Oregon, and that the polls will bo open from the hour of 9 o'clock a. m., until the hour of five o'clock p. m.. of said day. Said election Is called by order of the Council of the City of La Grande for the purpose of proposing and sub mitting to the people of the City of La Grande the approval and adoption of certain amendments to the charter of the city of La Grande as shown by the proposed charter heretofore ap proved by tha council of the City of La, Grande by ordinance No. ttt. Ser ies 190S, and filed with, and in the office of the recorder of the city of La Grande, on tha 10th day of Sep tember, 108. Tha approval of these amendments by tha peoplo of tha city of La Grand will be aubmltted to tn vot era on tha following proposition: Shall tha City of La Grande amend Its charter and approve tha amend ment to the city charter, and the new ctty charter proposed and aubmltted by tha council to the people of the city of La Grande? . Tii JcHcl-g re Ms rMttrvx plv" Judge, and cierka of tha aeyeral wards designated and appointed by thrirt,lWard. City Hall JudgVa: J: P Clark, K. C Davis and Frank Kil patrtck. Clerka: William Miller and Arthur Crutia. Second Ward. Council Chamber Judges; rater Kuna, r. oramweu New I Eagle lacy j Less than 1000-pounds in ail. HURRY. PICKLES HEINZS' full line of fresh pickled goods. Bottle and in bulk. .' Our CHOW CHOW is great CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY . Polack, Prop. Roosevelt family. , Today 'is also the anniversary of the president's first marriage with Alice Hathaway, on October 27, 1880, who lied on Fcbruray 14, 1834, two dayB after giving birth to Alice Lee Roose velt, now Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. The president's second marriage, with Edith Kermit, took place on Decem ber 2, 18S6, and five children, four of them boys, have resulted from this union. ' The president was born on October 27, 1858, In New York, and was the son of Theodore Roosevelt, Sr., collector of the port of New York, who died In 1878. He Is of old Dutch stock, tracing his ancestry back to Claes Martens zen van Rosenvelt, who , emigrated from Zeeland, Holland, to New Neth erlands in 1649. "Do It Now" f Is the motto which stands for much in our prescription de V: PrtmenLMjyresc t A UiiMii - fuin -at tilton Vtii Itnnui nnr remit 5firtrt ' T for pure drugs and careful compounding .:. .:. .:. IVe Carry Everything which Should be Found in a Drug Store niLL O DlvMM J 1 Uivll I LA GRANDE, OREGON ' tM i Tilt BALANCE ON A BARREL is easily maintained and it is also easy . to main tain one's balance on any quanity of our Maltina, because it is puoe, whole some and guaranteed to satisfy thirst and not in toxicate. With some J Maltina qualily is a "see saw game-sometimes high, sometimes low, but -with ours it is uniformly good and the price always right. ; All Orders Delivered at your HomeS Also all Dealers La PH0E Grande Brewery, MAIN 5. EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE (Coitlnued from page 1.) and George Ball. Clerks: H. E. Cool Idge and A. W. Nelson. Third Ward, : Building west of Judge Ramsey's residence on Penn. avenue Judges: C. C. Penington, B. W. Grandy and John Cates. Clerks: C. A. Vurplltat and A. C. Williams. Fourth Ward, Harrla' Hall Judges: Bernard Logsden. G. E. Fowler and John Sheak. Clerks: C. J. Vander poel and Warren P. Noble. In witneea whereof I have hereunto attached my hand and affixed the seal of my office, this lOtk day of Septem ber, 10S. (L. S.) D. E. COX. Recorder of the City of La Grande. Teacbm In Institute. Chehalla, Wash.. Oct J 7. Tha Lew la county teacher Institute Is in ses sion her for flv days, beginning yes terday, and ha a larg attendance from different part of the state. Is accused by O. F. Coolldge as pri vate prosecutor, of the crime of ern beBzlement,' committed as follows: The said J. W. Scrlber on the 10th day of October, A. D. 1908, in the county of Union and the state of Ore gon, being then and there an officer an , employe,' to-wtt:; the cashier, of the' Farmers & Traders NaMonal'Bank of La Grande. Oregon, a private cor poration, did then and there felonious ly embezzle and fraudulently convert to his own use ' the sum of $391.41, lawful money of the United States, an exact description of said money being to the private prosecutor unknown, said money being' then and there the personal property of the said Farmers & Traders National bank, and a de posit therein of the said' private prose cutor, and which $391.41 then and there came Into the possession and un der the care pf the said J. W. Scrlber by virtue of his being such officer and employee of said hank, contrary to the statutes In such cast's made and pro vided, and against the peace and dig nity of the state of Oregon. Feared a "Getaway." Mr. Coolldge was one of the bonds men who feared Scrlber would disap pear and leave the burden of the bonds on their hands. When It be came publicly known last evening that Scrlber was out on $15,000 bonds when the shortage of his bank were $120. 000'or more. Mr. Coolldge and others were anxlou to have their names withdrawn. The action taken today is presumably to hold Scrlber her on additional bond or In the Jail until juc t!m the goTt-rtiaeatr takes hold of hi case. The bondsmen, or rather some ef them, felt that Scrlber absence would be a heavy - financial loa to them, and while not o stated. It Is th general opinion of those next to .luesl When you purchase jewelery or a time piece from me you have a right to", feel certain abou having recieved full value for your money : A " : . : ; . -: J-i rtiAKLi LEADING PIONEER JEWELER 4 m 9 VVVWWWWWVWWWWWWVwWVS)VVj BAY 81 ZWEIFEL Plumbers and Tinners Pump Work and Gutter Work a Specialty Let us furnish you with an estimate on your work. No order too large or small lor ou- best attention. Let us reline that old stove. At a slight ex pense ue can make it as good as new BAY & ZWEIFEL 211 DEPOT STREE1 the case, that Scrlber bonds, If theythe Indictment had been given. This are met, will be sufficient to hold him here to fac other charge preferred by tha .sTernnQt .an , rle. s be bondsmen from further connection. -Fire Thoaaaad aad Bond. Befor Justice of the Peace 8tew art. Attorney Slater for tha defendant, asked that tha prisoner be released on bond until tint sufficient to examine th Court did, naming th bond at $5000. and calling Scrlber at 1:J0 tmtvxh: ..t-wW-:htJia hewIM jse4 to th charge, v Attorney Hdgin l peared for District Attorney Ivanhoa At pre Urn 8criber and hU attor ney are looking for bondsmen, and H la believed they will be found befor I o'clock. ,
