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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1908)
RECITAL OH Z t ; - (jEORGE PALMER. President W. H. ERENHOLTS Ast Cashier X J. M. EERRY. Ve Present C S. WILLIAMS, 2d Asst Cahkr J THE HOUSEKEEPER F. L KEYERS Cashier ' 3655 criuiET imoTimw, niTona and pboprietoih T 35c For Six Monfhs 35c Ffl(il.SOW'S WHERE NOTinXG IS TOO MCCII fulled Iree Trier! Senlce. I La Grande National Bank SUBSCRIPTION BATES: Pally, single copy c . Dally, per month Daily, six months, la advance... IJ. Daily, one year, la advance -Sa Weekly. six months, la advance. . Ue Of U Grande, Oregon' i mi:ci.l ATmAcno for TROUBLE." ! - : , EEXEHT OF VLSITOIW. iV. 1 v. li (sell twzl Ctna raUlxd Daily EtP Jy. HURSDAT i V. . '' ' f i ' ' i I I I t. v r : i it - J I I' '3 ;V Xntered at the postofflce t La Grande "aj second-flsss matter. Tu t-atf will ot public any mnl- cl .appearing ;oer a non de plnme. ncaed article will be received ub Jrcf to the discretion of the editor. Please sign your articles and aav dl appointment. ; AdrertUing Rates. , Display ad. tatea furnished tpon application. ' XjocmI reading notice JOe per fln first Insertion; c per line for each sub- sequent Insertion, Resolutions of condolence, to a Use. Cards of thankay 5e a line. ' ; " HCCHEf? VICTORY. , t Generally speaking, wore people re joiced over the election of Governor Hushes,' than ''they did over Taft'a suc cess. This was natural. The -democrats were loyal to their leader, but Hushes bA made a great fight for de cency and It would have been a blight on good citizenship' of Nw York state to have defeated him. Nevertheless, the gamblers put p a terrible fight and tbtlr candidal. Mr. Chanler. wax a bright, capable, clean man, and thl gave them a wonderful leverage, Tvt, under the circumstances, 50,000 for Hughes, places th great Empire stat on a moral plane that the country 1 proud of. Hughes and Rooevelt are great fighters for right, and the coun try Is under lasting obligations to both. They have mode it easy for other to follow. ' , ; . , ' " .. -- ' ' After every previous defeat It ha "been predicted that Bryan would be permanently retired, but ne one is brave enough in the face of our past history to make such a prediction at "this time.1 Mr. Bryan has been hon ored by his party as no : other , man, and while he has led them to defeat thrice, who can say with any degree of knowledge that another could nave accomplished more. , . Unless the official '. count makes jsome change. Taft will carry every county In Oregon. ' Roosevelt did like- JAIL BREAK EARLY TODAY 'ill i--i.U,w ; MiktfMcb'nvf li, who is serving 12S ay jUUbe ,.county,Ja!l , for,vlolatlng 1 the local option law, and whose sen en tstiut Jblfat.rved, n,4 who W been given 'iiiore or less fiber ty, mado.axbreak this forenoon, whlj-h fined the balance" his totiij. If was rfWYlibrfy t get some' hot Avaj er to vush his breakfast dishes, when he mnda ;biVsli to tget"v 'aVayTlue afarm was immediately given, and peputyVfVorg Undre,n- was called, nd he'saw the fngftlvV making strldus toward the wentern part of the clt. He struck out and soon met k 'tflam. which he Impressed Into Immediate service, and In a' few moments had overtaken' McDowell," 'aid It was sim ply a matter of marching him back. McDowell has been given many cour tesies that are not often granted to those confined for minor offenses, bat from ; now on tmtll next January he will be given an opportunity 'to 'con sider whether or not the local option law Is a farce,' from the standpoint of one behind the bars. . lanlatett Tract Rah ' At an isolated tract sale conducted t the land office thl. morning, the .following men were successful bidders: Ben R. Collin of Rltter, Ore.: John Baker of Knterprlse; E. A. Zeek of Union; Joseph Allen of Enterprise; John Selbert of Pendleton; Louis H. Mossle of rkl&h and Jack Hlne of Heppner. , li. D. &. AwwM-UUoa Annoonrrd Ran- ... - ' -i v r .-... ner Rociul for Tharday Xlgfifc ; WIU Keep PelrgBU Rosy , TnUl Train Tisno-rablk? Invited, Rut the . Delegate t"rg"L . . , , A new, pleasing feature for the en tertainment of the delegates to La Grande nest week, when the federated clubs meet here, is the announcement of the L. D. 8. musical ' committee, thjit a big recital will be given Thurs day night of next week at the taber nacle. To this recital the delegates from' various parts of the state will have an especially, urgent request to attend. The public at large Is also In vited. This announcement ' fills - the only vacant moment of the three days that the delegates will be here. -; Pipe Organ Number. The recital, Jhmigh not announced in detail, will hinge about, the taber nacle choir, pipe organ numbers and the L D. & quartet The hours are set for 7:80 to 8:10. Full announce ment of the porgrm willbV made In The Observer In the Interim. SCHEDULE Contrary to rumors, and published assertions, local officiate know little or nothing about the time that the new tain service Into Wallowa county will go Into effect. The orders have not been Issued yet from headquarters and until they are, no one knows def initely what the scedule will be. In all porbablllty there will be no continua tion of the service beyond Wallowa, until the road Is ballasted on to Jos eph. When such Is the case, one mixed train will leave. La Grande and a similar train will leave Joseph each morning, the crews laying over at the other terminus each night. . Who Will Got Run. There Is some discussion on foot as to who will get the third run... Con ductors Grady and Gulling will be given first choice,' and In all likeli hood Mr. Gulling will hande the mixed Grande, and Mr. Grady will stay on the logging train. The third man will have to spend each flunday In Joseph. James Conner Is the "net man Xip" for the run. ' ,s : ' : TUe, frame wf'onej building ant tb foundatmn of the "other Implement building, oJtCfwn aveAuer are as suming shape. , . The JBoltrtn A Rodm'rr structiAe is-so far advanced In con struction "that the rafters' are In place and moot of the studdings aro'nalled. The structure will be an Imposing one when completed, as' It covers a large area. " s ' ' ' v Foundation Grow Ing. : ' ' . The stone foundation under the big M. M. company's structure on which will eventually stand the M.1 A M. company's warehouse. Is about one- fourth completed. The building's foun dation is within a brick, wall on the street sides, that itself Is almost done. The sidewalks wilt be built between the .tone and birck "wail. ;.Tie Axca- vatlon Is practically through, though It will require a little time to clean up about the center f the excavation. FOUND Rosary at Coliseum rink. Owner call at this office. Identify and pay cost of ad ve Vising. IKESlAPt UczUons gg g 'e) 0aia s) adg a-sa-oaeaaaAA : G. FOWLER V . J BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE T. J. CRAY Prop. (New Management) t I Rates St.OO, $1.25, $1.59 X Best 25c meal in the city t Beds 25c and 50c .-'.'- Ml outside rooms. Board and lodge $6. per week I One block from depot MMMMIMtTHHt,MHitKWMHMTrfrW The Regular Club Dance Each Tuesday Evening COLISEUM SKATING RINK JACK D. O'BRIEU THE is that made at Worth O '. Powder ; "-gvelry- Sack a 'a m . m. ! N0REBETTIR:! m aHSSSBBSaBBHSBaBaBSBBBaBBBBBMaWBBBBBBBS : GRANDE R0NDE ' " " Local 0OD, C0AI eaeeeeeceseeaeeee .rj"hV CMem t!"d far this season fey Jack O'Brien, has been, sold to Messrs. , Matlock and Hamlin of Heppner. The transaction as Hosed today, and the new man agers are now In full charge. Mr. O'Brien will remain in La Grande during the winter, though he Is unde- I WISSOID I reatved WHICH BILL wou'd you prefer to pay? A good stiff one to the doctor for coring noma of your family of pneumonia or rheumatism or our modest on for the coal which would have prevented the Illness T. Think, II orr. Then give us the :der to, eoL j It soon., too... Even a little chM may mean a big bill for tb .. UW.WI, ' I : f . V Phone Main 10 i Only house in the city employing I white help only TRY OUR SERVICE Manager BEST FLOUR a Guaranteed CO, I 'Agents -: AMD 1 1 ID elded as to his future location. Hej has proved himself a successful skat ing rink manager during his short reign at the Coliseum rink. v . ; Ct-erie-SoaUi. Uc ecu-rf rliln iu.r-J ! chant of Medical Springs, is doing business In the city today. George says, considering the past democratic tendencies of Big Creek, be thinks Taff did remarkably well . to make a tie there. CASH UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY A. B. Cooltf J. m. osifj- r 'e. Psnninitnn' F. LMTer' OnTL'CIttrtf ! W. L, Brenhoiu w ? ' r .M.M.,.lMM,M,.,..,m...M.,,m. ins- . , fc - ' irm.MMMi.MiM MMMMMM.il ''; f Grande Ronde: PERRY. CAN FURNISH LUMBER OF XX L MMDS ! IN CARLOAD LOTS. For 16 Inch Chain Wacd Call up V. C. BEAN, La Craniic. rftcr.e, Red 1741 stet,t, inn ; OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION f t A' HOME COMPANY 34.000 MEMBERS ; J $28,000,000.00 INSURANCE IN FORCE J A Mutual Company can Save Ycu from 40 to 50 per t cent on Your Insurance J ! J W OLIVER, AGENT, La Grande.Or. Cor. 6th St and Washington Ave Phone Red 1782 ; w-": ii. So ii ESp co! - - a . imyMfoiet I Mona'-mthouto "She hag done her best-A t 1 tt-alm n'nnm wa' ta blsme" I Why norkntw thefclightfu -ivorK fon Deifedv-Tfiaf ifbmes from osnd a -Monarch I' Itarihp? f vV4v r' 'saiiaa ' ' ' ' " v ""' " "- t Cut'Prices onLumber:and i: Shingles for large Orders jj .. We. need the money; Fir and v Native - ' f STODDARD MHMMMHMMMMWHHMMMMMtHMMOHk ! DIRECTORS , . , , " . ,-, F, J. Holme .!.' F. M. Brjkit i . Georga Pato r- w r ,(V J I Lumber Go. ;;f GRC60N i - r .- l ( i t 1 V ' i i -1 D'eliiered at jor iicmc, -A. rK X C SattiractaryBaia,-tt -.J,. Ycu need the material Lumber, ; Gedar I - -. - . - ... :- . - .,-v- -S ; II iW ?;A -jUr.. 1 .3 I II 1 I 1, . Jav ("5fvSfrt.'."iw :. a 41 I I -LUMBER CO. i;
