La Grande evening observer., October 30, 1908, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

avcMSQ ocsEnrm. la gratis, os-rrncm. mrrAY, octoktti &, mm.
4 P
V
rfmrr p. torn.
mm i' -
LOCAL ITEMS.
Councilman J. T.- Wllllnmron Is
rfmll'"n lllnB8 VlsltOT.
I), c'. Graybeal and C. H. Toyman
f Kamcla, are business vlnltora tn La
Crando today. ',
flus Moiden, who has been visiting
in Hi'PPner' reiurneu iai evening air
ter an'absence of a few days.
. ..... .... ..
The Symphony orchestra win ren-
oVrynother concert at the Fair Store
Saturday evening. .... : :
C Carlson returned today from Union,
jere they have been visiting friends
. few daya.
The Pacific Monthlies for Novem
tr are on hand ready for dlstribu
Oon and those who call for them can
be fupplled.
Henry E. McGinn, who speaks at
the Steward opera house tonight, . Is
registered at the Foley house today.
Be arrived, this morning from Baker
city.
J. B. Eaton of Union, Is assisting In
the clerk'a office on the assessment
roll. This Is the first time that It has
been necessary to have extra help
lince July. i-
Frankle Holm, son of Engineer and
Mrs. Frank Holm, Is able to leave his
bed today after a week's Illness on ac
count of rheumatism. ;,. HJ was suf
JWng with a serious attack.
(Bean, the high school football cen
ter. Is Indisposed and unable to join
the football team on Its trip tolEigtn
tomorrow, when the locals will invade
Elgin territory. " Quarterback Rey
nolds will not be In condition to play
eltl.er, as a result of a sprained an
kle. '
National Bank Receiver Claude
Gat'ch took his departure this morn
ing for his headquarters in Salem, af
ter having been here since the fail
ure of the Farmers & Traders Na-
rtlnnal bank. The bank Is now in full
control of Walter Neldner, the St.
Louis expert receiver. - . .
James Gavin is so much better to
day that ' physicians and his nurses
are now hopeful of recovery from the
frightful injuries received last Satur-
' day nlghY lie Is about to pass the
danger point from a standpoint of
blood-poisoning. i- e passes thin
sis satisfactorily; .the will" recover, 4s4
the
e common belief.
DENTIST.
dr. w. d. McMillan. -''
Painless Dentistry.
Expert Gold ..Work a Specialty. "
Special attention to children teeth.
Office:
La Grande National Bank Building.
Both 'Phones. , :
NEW MATERIAL7 ,,
Some newjnaterlal has been picked
up for the Stage Hand show, in No
vember. A new feature being perfect
ed for the attraction Is a transforma
tion scene,' that Is said to rival any
thing -coming along the theatrical
route. . ' ? " ,' " :
IWEW CROP!
: ALMONDS AND
WALNUTS
JUST ARRIVED
New Lot of
Premium Hams
' l - . :
, ...
PICKLES
HEINZS tjill line of fresh
pickledgoods. Bottled and
in bulk.
Our CHOW CHOW is great
CITY GROCERY
f. MD BAKERY.
E. Polack, Prop.
SUNDAY AT THE tUrnCHLS.
fit. Peter's Church.
All Saints' Day, Sunday, November
1. Sunday school, 10 a. m.; morn
ing service, 11a. m.; evening service,
5 p. m. Special music will be pre
pared for the morning's service and
the holy Eucharist offered .with spe
cial Intention for the souls of the de
parted faithful. Those who wish to
join the adult Bible class please meet
at the' church at 4:16. to discuss mat
ter and lM)l i c-tiovenlfiH time. Ves
try meeting jijorioTay' Evening" it'-' :36V
Litany and choir practice Fridays at
7:S0 p. m. Rev. Upton H. Gibbs, rec
tor. .
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Corner M avenue and Fourth St.
Sunday, J: 45 a; m., Bible school; IX a.
m., public worship, subject, "The Sin
ner's Welcome"; :S0 p. m., Epworth
League, subject, "Learning In the
School of Christ." Leader, Miss Nora
FrltU. M 7:30 p.- m., . evangelistic
service, subject, 'The Answer to tne
Question." Sunday will close Evan
gelist McDIarmld'a work with us. All
. .. . ... . m.rnn
are -cordially invuea. ionay,
p. mj official boajsd. ' Thursday, 7 p.
m teachers' meeting; 7:45 p. m.,
prayer meeting. Music at both serv
ices, led by the choir and Mr. McDiVf
mid. Rev. C. E. Deal, pastor."
Central Church of Christ.
Bible, school, 9:45 a. m. A live
scnool with classes for men, women,
boys and girls. Prayer and praise
service, 10:60; the Lord a supper,
11:10; sermon. 11:30, "Godliness is
Profitable," T. P. S. C. E. In main
room and Juniors In basement, 6:30
"p, m.: preaching service, 7:S0, "Cis
terns and -the Fountain." Regular
board meeting first '.Sundny in each
month at 2 p. m. Christian Woman's
Missionary society meets second Fri
day in each month at I p. i
Rev.
O. H. King, pastor.
First Baptist Clnmh.
Coiner Spring and Sixth. At 9:45
a .m., Sunday school, Mrs. Happer
sett, superintendent; 11, morning wor
ship, sermon' by Elder J. W. Oliver;
vminir neooles' praise service.
Preaching? at 7:30, to be supplied later,
led by Mr. Severson. Pastor w . . .
Rthson Is convalescent and hopes to
be able to assume pastoral duties next
The church will enter upon
special meetings, aided by Dr. Alex
ander Blackburn, November 15.
First Presbyterian Church.
s Washington avenue and Sixth St,
Morning subject. "Our Influence."
Evening subject, "The Problem of
Life." Special music by the choir at
v. oorvino. Rundav school, 9:45 a;
cav... . . . -
m., W. L. Brenholts, superintendent;
rr E. service. 6:30 p. m.J prayer
,.no. Thnrsflav. 7:30 p. m. Rev.
S. W. Seemann, D. D., jmln'-Ster.
SEEK CLUB FARM.
; Suitable for On-hard to a Club. .
! A party of Pennsylvania are seek
ing a location for a club fruit farm In
Union county. In a private letter they
ask the following: ,
"An article In the Morning Ore
gonlan has been sent me. from Issue
of January 1, 1908. I am interested
In apple and pear lands. A club is
being formed here to buy a tract of
160 to 600 acres suitable for the cul
tivation of such fruit. We want un
improved, cheap land of the best
grade, which is similar to that which
has been successfully used for such
purposes. It must not be too far
from a railroad, but may be somewhat
In advance of development. We want
to arrange for monthly payments, ex
tending over a period of four to five
years.
"If you know of any parties holding
such land for snle. will you be good
enough to put me in touch with them?
I would, moreover, be obliged for any
Information along' these, linos which
you may care to furnish me.
"Are there not logged -vef lands
which will adapt themselves perfectly
to this purpose after being cleared,
which can be bought cheaply? Is
such soil appropriate to such fruits?"
. If any of our readers knows of any
thing that is likely to fit the require
ments, addresses and information can
be left with the Observer, where it
will be forwarded to the parties.
i
USAPPEARS TO AID FATHER..
nigh School Girl Leavra Home Rather
Tlian Appear Before- Father. -Tillamook.
Oct. 30. Just a week
before the time he was to have been
called bttuio the g-und Jury to ttftUiy
against her father, Kva Wolff, a high
school student dlituppeared. The
fulhor, Wllllum Wolff, Is confined In
Jul! in default of $5000 bonds. He la
accused of serious private crimes. His
daughter was the only witness. Wolff
first achieved notoriety In this sec
tion on July 4, when he flaunted a red
flag over the Stars and Stripes. For
thla offense he was arrested and is
awaiting trial under a bond of $500.
?
-
AT THE 1'LAVUOUStS.
The Pastime.
. The Pastime has an entire . new
change of program for tonight. The
feature fUnt la entitled "For His Sis
ter's Sake, and Is one of those fine
dramas which will bring the tears to
one a eyes. It is well staged, and acted
and is a new Lubln film, being releas
ed from the factory about nix days
ago. .
The film, "A. Fool for Luck," ts
comedy, and Is over 900 feet long. It
-la also a new film. The Rent Money
is one of Pathe's best i The aongs are,
Will the Angela Let Me Play?" and
Can't Tou See I'm Lonely ? Doors
open this evening at 7. ' Matinee -tomorrow
from S to 6. Children c at
the matinee.
NEW - SAWMILL.
Hag a six-Years Run Ahead of it arid
Moans' Another Payroll.
Charles Dunn and Al Gpod were
busy this woek removing the Rich
ardson sawmill to its new location on
the Clark homestead above Glass hill,
about six miles due south of La
Grande. The new owners of the mill,
T. C. Coombs & Co., expect to greatly
enlarge the capacity agid win have
about a six-ycara run In Its new quar
ters. ' They expect to cut out all the j
large body of timber lying on the di
vides between Sheep, Rock and Ladd
creeks. There are not less than 25,
000,000 feet of 'saw timber Inthat lo
cality and it is Bad the quality is ex-
cellent. The company has already
contracted for the H. Clark; M. Clark,
Joe Clark, George Grout, Ike Winn
and part of. the John Anthony tim
ber. 1 ,. -. ' . ''
This will nroan an additional payroll
for several years to come, for la
ftrando. c ?' ' ." "'
CASE ON TRIAL.
Attorneys Making Their Final Argu
ments In Riot Case.
The attorneys In the case of the
State against four Greek railroad la
borers, charged with riot, are making
their final arguments and the case
will go to the. Jury about 4 o'clock.
From the evidence It seems that a
man by the name of Hamilton, time
keeper and interpreter, reported to the
railroad company that the four de
fendants were shirking their duty, and
when the order arrived for their dis
charge they made a protest In the
way of a "demonstration wherein a re
volver, rifle and sticks and stones
were used along with threats. This
racket or riot was kept up-' for a
-:..l...VIn nnrtfe of tlm. SlthOIIBTh
no. personal Injury resulted. '
I NEW
LOCATION
My patrons will now find
m at the Oregon Pro
diice Company's building
on
Jefferson Avenue
with a full line of
HAY FLOUR, MILL FEED,
GRAIN, and GARDEN and
GRASS SEEDS : : : : :
A. V. OLIVER
PnoneMainSl
o. w. r.
Spool Cotton
1c
500 Pair sample Shoes, Men's
: Children's
il lVe Will Save Tou
9
11 Last ytaf's stock sit exactly
-
School wear and are excellent value.
it ;:
!! 1500 7(fs. Outing,
-
it
100 suits men's winter underwear sample
H 60c on the dollar, $3.00 for $1:80 and $2.00 j;
i?
Th
Good Laundry
Soap 7 Bars
25c
t!
J
7
: The reaL value of
your property de-:
: pends entirely upon :
: the title
properly prepared J
ABSTRACT :
will show you the exact
condition of your title :
CALL AT OtR OfriCE
AND LET US EXPLAIN
WHAT AN ABSTRACT
MEANS TO YOU
.R. OLIVER:
l La Grande National Bank I
Building I
r Attention.
i
Notice is hereby given that the or
dlnance regulating the curfew will be
rlgldlyenforced on Hallowe'en night.
All persons found upon the streets af
ter 9 o'clock p. m., and unable to give
a- satisfactory reason for being on
the street, will be taken in charge by
the officers. Attention is also called
to the fact that the ordlna'nce regulat
ing the riding of bicycles upon the
sidewalks will be rigidly enforced.
The ordinance prescribes that lights
and bells must be carried and that
riders must dismount when passing
pedestrians. The fine for the trans
gression of this ordinance Is not less
VALUES
than 33 nor more than $25 for the first
offense. All officers have been In -
structed to keep a careful watch for(
Infractions of both the ordinances re-
ferred to above.
OetU- .'.': .J. W. WALDEX.
Chief of Police of the
Grande.
City of La
Residence Property for Kalev
As I am soon to leave La Grande,
SPECIAL OFFERING
IU EVERY DEPMIUIEUT
50 pet cent on Your Shoes for Fall
SO Children's and Misses
one half the original price.
Regular 12 lie Grade SI7 Ends 8 h3c
Golden Rule
. .
I am desirous of selling my residence
property located at the corner of 7th
and Pennsylvania avenue. This prop
erty is within two blocks of the main
street of the city, and consist of good
modern S-room house, also good barn.
Terms to suit purchaser1. .Also house
hold goods and furniture. For Inspec
tion and terms call at the premises.
Octl ; I G. C. OSBUUN.
too how for 10c at the Pastime,
We are Prepared to
Make Loans on
Farm
or
Our Abstract Books the most complete in the County.
Abstract futnlshed by us Is absolutely reliable , .
I Fire, Life and
La Grande
Foley Block -
list your
Logan-Sherwood
!
j
La Grande
Slandzid Cal
ico pr prd
5c
:;
Women's
and tl
it
It
it
Coats
These are fast the thing for.
n
it
It
It
It
It
Bleached Mus
lin per yd.
8c
Sure Cure ror Asthma. ,
Ws guarantee , to . curs., asthma,
bronchitis and catarrh. If our medl
Cure Co., S3S-S34-SS8 Arcade Bultd
clne falls we will cheerfully refund all
money paid. Writ Arnold's Asthma
lng, Seattle, Wash., or for next SO
days, Morris W. Knight Cove, Or.
Box I a. . ' i .:: ;. Mf ;
. ..;
C Gravel for Sale. ' 1
Good for grading streets. Apply at
once to Contractor Geo. Kx Iger. Lees
than onerhalf regular price. 10-23-29
An
Accident Insurance
Investment Co.
(a Claude. Ore.
property with
Realty Co.
Ore.
m
cityproperty
i
4 -