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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1908)
i' eight PAcrA v - r urn Timca. 6,7 .... 9 ) - r f M I-it- iff yib Mill II a ti f i 9 i it II? fin nit r I ffl IVUilll r ii'i ri r 5 f TO 1 ,1 . JUMa ow r w w ; . AT ft ; I Tftese are made fu and neat and are fleece lined ' : . "7 .-"'" Ladies' Petticoats in Black Sateen at $1.23, $1.58, $2.27. Worth double me price ' ' I Hs M TIME AND CASH Saved by my Metiied of Digging Wells No Wood Used Gasoline Engine Saves you much time and mon: ey. Instruction in Gaso line Engineering .'. .. Call or Write The Well Driller CEMENT WORK All kinds of Cement and Goncrete work. T CONCRETE . BUILDING BLOCKS CEMETERY WORK No contract too large or f too small , Satisfaction Guaranteed I . L ROBERTS I FHONE BLACK 582 Treasurer's C'all for aty Warrants. Notice ls hereby given that there grc now funds on hand to pay all out standing warrants Issued on general fund of La Granda city, up to and ln eU4ln.T !-., T3, endorsed March 14, 1907. Interest on all warrants on general fund from No. T5: to No, T65, In- elusive, ceases from this data. There are also funds In the treas ury to rsy alt warrants Issued against the wMer fund of La Granda city, up to and Including No. 77M. endoma MM Wraooers - equaled MwmAmm. MmmMzms July 7, 1008. Interest on all warrants No. 7766, Inclusive, ceases from date of this call. ' La Grande, Oregon, November 8, 1908. J. K. WRIGHT. I .otior.co cnFffCHN La Orande, Ore. Phone ' Main 91 Real Estate and Loans, Fire and t Life Insurance. COLLECTING AGENCY N. B. Long Distance Col lection a Specialty OVER NEWLIN DRUG CO. Ift IIICC : The real value of vour property de- : pends entirely upon : : the title A .properly prepared I : ABSTRACT will show ycu the ' exact 2 condition of y cur title t CALL AT OUR OFFICE : AND LET IS EXPLAIN J what mru : MEANS TO YOU ; .R. OLIVER I La Grande National Bank I N Building Z Hot niiikOH Tamalca. E. D. Solders has ad.ied to his con fectionery department, hot chicken ta- malcs. and those who enjoy these de licious dainties, will find the best ever ready fo,- your order at E. D. Setder's randy store. The worst failures . are those suc- crei that have come at the cost of RETURNED Encouraged at the liberal response and the bright outlook for new beet fields ln..Watlowa county, Manager Fred G. Taylor of Uhe Amalgamated Sugar company and F. S. Bramwell, formerly with the company, returned last evening from Wallowa county, where, with Salt Lake officials of the company, they held meetings at Jos eph, Enterprise and Lostlhe. The response for acreage was lib eral. Some of the Influential men of Lostlne and Enterprise have signified their intentions of setting aside tracts of land for sugar beet purposes and many others have agreed to plant smaller tracts to beets. Conditions are so favorable says Mr. Taylor, that It Is "more than likely that the company will soon make suear beets an Import ant industry of Wallowa county, es peclally about Lostlne and Enterprise. Thanksgiving football brought out the usuat number of surprises. Some of the most important games played were: At Portland University of Oregon, 10; MuMnomah, Athletic Club. 0. At Pendleton Pendleton High School, 4; Columbia College. 0. At Baker City Baker City High, 23; Weston Normal, 6. At Seattle University of Washing ton, 32; Oregon Agricultural College, 0. At Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania, 17 J-Cornell. 4. At Salt Lake University of Idaho, 0; University, of Utah. 0. TEACHERS ARE HOME. lViull.-t.rn Will Have the Xet Meeting j of Teachers. La Grande teachers are home from taker City, where they attended the annual meeting of the association. The. next meeting of the association will be at Pendleton with J. S. Lani er of Pendleton, president, and F. K. Welles, secretary. Mrs. Nellie Nell of La Grande Is treasurer, and E. E. Bragg of this city a member of the executive committee. The teachers ! from this city report having spent their sinsijviiii 3 PA ATIV 111 , rUUlDALL - - ... WHY GIRLS LEAVEHONE In "Why Girls Leave Home," whjch will be seen at the Steward on Wed nesday, " December 2, Is promised a play of exceptional merit. The stoo ls a purely wholesome one, consistent and coherent, and in this alone has It won Its remarkable success. The story is of a wilful girl, beguiled into ques tionable pleasures by a man of the ' ;W0 'LOVE CAA'DY BiTTffl At the Steward IHvciubcr 2. world. A hot-headedolder brother, a sweetheart, a sister and mother, who do not understand the girl, takp part and complicate the- situation by mis understandings. There is a great deal of emotional work as well as many ex citing scenes while the comedy Inter spersed throughout the action Is of a side-splitting sort. The play Is mount ed on an elaborate scale and an ad mirable cast has been selected to in terpret the several characters. FCXEUAL TOMORROW. Little Blanch Stiles Pled of Consuinp. tion After LiiiKerinR Illness. Little Blanch, the 13-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Stiles, who reside on the Mills Andros farm" east of Island City, died yesterday. The funeral wllftake place tomorrow at 10 o'clock from the Pivsbyterlan church, with the interment in the Ma sonic cemetery. j A Reorder. We eC-t..'d tu mtTl2 bwwp. wot copies of the Chrlstas number. of the Ladles' Home Journal. Ferguson's. LOST Gold watch and leather fob. with charm: charm colored white and blue, containing letter "G." Finder return to this office. i 3 if I i - - . . - Pastime Theater D. II. ECCLES, Proprietor. MOTION PICTURES AND ILLUSTRATED SONGS Wrongfully Accused. "Won't You Come Over and : Play Croquet?" By C. P. Ferrin. How to Prosperln Business. "All Aboard tot a Good Time." B. J. E. Hiatt. Out to Muse. Fortune Hunters. Specialties, by J. Lawrence White. DOORS OPEN AT 7 P. M. . Ladles' souvenir matincea Wednesday, 3 o'clock. , Children 6c mat'.nee Satur day, -8 o'clsck. COUNTRY b6ySMNTED E0R EUSitiLSS POSITIONS Euiness men of Oakland and San Francisco, and . other large cities, want oung men reared in the country to prepare for commercial positions.. Ex. perience has shown that he average boy from the farm has 'habits of in dustry and integrity that make for success. The Polytechnic Business College of Oakland, Cal., has made a phenome nal record in training . and placing young men and women In business positions and the College is located as to provide homelike accommodations at very low rates. , It is said that every young man who has taken the complete course In busi ness uauiiiitf at vuia College has re . .!:- -,uui4j uinut upon ptdoatlos. JXP&SS3ffY1ll An murfirated Catalogue will be sent free to anyone who will write to Prof. W. E. Gibson, 306 Twelfth St., Oakland, Cal. Quick Transfer : For Rapid Delivery Seivice Call Up , YJlLLCdCK BROS. We are In position to do any kind of transferring. Give us a irlaJ s-dt.t CaV.s aswrrrd day or night. 'Phones: Day, Red 71. Night, Black 1271. 98c -L I i. L A. THE LYRIC Parson A Baker, Props, ft Mgrs. H. B. PARSON. C. W. BAKER. , The Witch's Kiss. fc Deceiver . ; Walker and Gray, sketch team. "Dolly Dear." White Cops. , "Always Me." ' ":' : . : . r The Spider's Den. . . . '. High-class vaudeville, and the most realistic and interesting pictures over brought to the city. Matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. Pictures Change Monday and ; Thursduy. Prices, adults Id cents; chil dren under of 12, 5 cents. Ladles' souvenir matinee Wednesdays, and children's souvenir matinee on Saturday. THE SCENIC - S. A. GARDIXIER, Proprietor and Mannger. j HIGH CLABB VAUi,ViJLi; " " ! , and ' ;' , LATEST MOV'IIG PICTURE3. Clianse cf Program '. Mondays, Wednesdays and IVlda. The Actor's Child. Illustrated Song. The Hebrew Fugitive. Blanch Bishop, the Hot Tiimale Girl. - Beg Pardon. Soul Kiss. 'V Madam Hoyt, Specialty Skirt Dance. Matinee prices as'usuaL Matinees: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons at 2:30 Children under 15 years of age 6c at matinees. BUSSEyS ILCK LINE. Best of service, Day n Night Hacks furnished for funerals and private parties. Baggage transferred Day and Night and Sundays. Stand at Paul's Ci?ar Store. 'Phone Red 241 ' Night 'Phone Main 25., . - . ' . ' Stamping "done and embroidery les""1'! given. AH best quality, each piece. materials used are One lesson 1 J tlme at Baker City profitably. . i ... on ty water fund from No. Ttll M i "ui.
