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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1909)
, I A U IT 1JIK- L. I Vm J J. .JVnlUUIJIf vw T IB la kl II -M M M I u , -orK. II H1IVL Ml : m rAw MM f ul H it : I J il v v - N K. WEST, Pres. Vim. MILLER, Vice Pres. f. . SCROGGIM, Onh H. L COOUDCE, Asst. Cash. t i x 1 UNITED STATES NATIONAL BUNK Capital Stock $100,000. u , nnuf Midv fnr business and will be pleased to meet patrons and prospective patrons. Our capital is ample to meet all legitimate requirements and our equipment is complete and sufficient to provide abso.ute security. We are in pasiticn to properly handle all oonsemtive banking business. An aeoount placed with us will be appreciated and will recieve careful and prompt attention. ... An examination cf the list cf our officers and directors will demonstrate the reliability of this institu tion. You are always welcome at the United States National Bank mm N. K. West LP. Staples f f. Vflwii " J J J 1 T. Bacon DIRECTORS Vim. Miller H. E. Coolidge T. J. Scroggin At 11: JO thla forenoon the barn of Ncls Holverson was discovered on fir and before It was discovered such headway had bn-n trained that the stock were destroyed, consisting of a cow an! ralf owned by Hulvfrwm, and a fine team owni-d by X. K. West. tnel of which as one of hia fine standard bred mares. Just few moments be fore the fire was discovered a freight train had passed the barn, and those mho were there and witnessed the conflagration are of the opinion that sparks from the engine set the barn on fire. Great Annual Sale enters into its last week I. L Cavinea Frank Conley A. T. mn I Those new school books all kinds 'Just In, at fcllvtrthorn's Family drug 'store. , dl-21-30 Grande Ronde Lumber Co. PERRY, OREGON t CAN FURNISH LUMBER Of Al L KINDS IN CARLOAD LOTS. Ii-ef roast seven cents per pound at the Midget market tomorrow only, and for cash only. 'Phone Main 16. 4 I SI FHUUE BILL P.VSSKS. People of Waaliincton Will Vote on Question Next Time. Olympla. Wash.. Jan. 29. After spending much time this morning on a proposition to save $ on a printing bill, the house tackled the woman's suffrage bill and passed It by a vote of 70 to 18. The vote was arnvea ai when It was decided the question is to be submitted to the people at the next general election. All the school books are now in at Sllverthorn's. - dl-29-30 For 16 inch Chain YVasd Delivered at yo;f ilom?, Call up V. C. BEAN, La Grand-. Phone, Rrd 1741 s)t)QMttf Hf ttf t illMslMW ' . . .. . . . i - - MMK. GAOSKI WILL COME, FEU. 1. Famous Prima Donna I.at Xumbt-r on Hie Coiuwvrntory court. , Whitman College. Walla Walla, Jan. 2. Mme. Gadskl, the world's great est prima donna, will come to Walla Walla on February 1. This appear ance is the famous singer's second time In this city. Her first appear ance was in March. 1908. This time she comes as the last number of the Whitman Conservatory concert course. The concert will be given in the Keylor Grand, and the price will be $3 for parquet seats. Pot roast 6 cents per pound at the Boss market tomorrow only. Main 16. As the result of the great eleamee sales of the past three weeks, we find odd lots of merchandise here and there, broken lines o! sizes, etc, but all clean fresh merchandise, new this season to be sold this week tor a fraction of its real value. Come andSee. Pillow Case. Hemmed Cases. 3x4 c Calico. American Prints, all colors . .5e Children's t'nderwcur. Heavy fleece lined and ribbed tc Indies,' Jackets. Heavy Milton Jackets of last season c Idiea' Capes. In different colors, long and , short Lace. Odd lots of Valenclennea and Torchon, per yard 2e Children's Shoes. From I to (, lace and button 25c ladles' Shoos. 5o pound lard tomorrow only at the N. Fir market. 'Phone Main 15. Sllverthorn's Family drug store. Hams that are hams; cheaper than any one else sells them. Midget, mar Shoulder steak at the Midget mar ket. 'Phone 96. Tomorrow only. Five pounds lard at the Boss mar-j ket tomorrow only. 'Phone Main 16. i Boil beef, five cents per pound at Ross tomorrow. 'Phone Main. 16. COVE GAME TOMORICOW. The high school basketball team leaves tomorrow noon for Cove, where It will play the postponed game that was originally scheduled for last Saturday night. The game will be played In the evening. Klein Train Late. The Joseph-La Grande train was nearly two hours late this evening. Turns and welts in good styles $1.48 ladles' Suits. Only a few left; but good styles one-half price Slicru. Heavy sheets. Slx9 'ic MiUlnery. All new models oiie-luUf lrk-e Hoys' Waists. Nat ninny Uit . . . I.V Belts. All sizes and colors 1-' Neter Darn Hose. Tou know what these are ..25c Men's Suits. Regular 112. SO values ....$100 Corsets. In all colors and sizes .39c Children's Dresses. In Plaids and plain colors one-half price Outing Flannel. In stripes and plains colors 6 lie Indies' Collars, "n different colors I"c Men's Shirts. Stiff and soft bosoms 13c Young Men's Suits. Ages from 12 to 19 years: this year's styles C,.. one-half price French Ginghams. New arrivals for springs . . .'.lie . Indies' Gloves. In black and colored ItsU ...9c Cnderwear. In cotton and wool one-half prk-e Toweling. In crash and linens ..lie Shirts. ' In dress and negligee M prk-e Towels. In crash and Turkish lie Ladles' Waists. Only a few, in white and col ored Torchon Lace. All new patterns, Just ar rived ' "l'.'50 Embroidery. Good patterns and widths . .5c CLOSING OUT r n u v.i Mill! of the: W. K. Davis Music Stock JANUARY 29 FEBRUARY 6 The Greatest Sale La Grande Has Ever Known in Musical Goods GOING AT HALF PRICE Violins, Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos Accordians, Concertinas, Clari nets, Organs Talking Machines, Edison, Victor, Columbia and Columbia double records will be on sale W. K. Davis has sold his stock to the Bramwcll Music Company. Hence the Each of Ifiese little Hems represent an unusual value of sooi merchandise. II the lots were large enough we mould display some of them across an entire page, so great re the baegains, A careful shopper can sate more this nee than ever before, . ............. ..............99WWWrWW INT THE COIH aughter Come the first day and get the first choice Pianos $146.50 and up. Organs $20 and up Sheet Music a Specialty Pendleton, Jan. 2S. With but throe days left In which to raise the re mainder ft ;.ie money needed for floating the woolen mill bonds the lo cal so'! 'it'-isr committee has been act ively at work today. I'p to this af teint .. the sum of $20,000 has been signed up or was pledged. So it re mains for the committee to raise $10, 000 more between now and Saturday. That he will leave for his home In western Oregon Saturday and that by the time he leaves the local money for financing the woolen mill must have been raised Is the notice that has been iho ai.iinitinir committee. According to Mr. Bishop It will be ab solutely necessary mr mm m work at once if he Is to have his plant ready for participation in this fall s business. , , . Ti.oub'o I'f puicli..-.i iiie ,.l mill muehlnerv. Mr. Bishop 1H.I-H HI,,, - - . says It will not be necessary for him to keep it here. At tnis unie nni nther towns are anxious for him to es tablish mills. Albany Is said to have an especially good offer and unless Pendleton people raise w.e -"'' i nikn in iv,u tim mnpeifted he hints he may move the plant to that town. Pot roast 6 cents per pound at the v Fir iparket tomorrow only. 'Phone 15. VALENTINES Scni:nur4i and Comic VaksVin Post Curds Cirt(il fn O picMit'ns ' LRWELLfM CO. ADAMS AVENUK DELAY SEIITENCE Judge Knowles stated today that owing to the illness of one of the wit nesses, that he would postpone pass ing sentence until next week on t'has. . i ..1... ..,, I i.-itli .wintemtlt Of .A1KII IS' HI, i uni court, for giving the jury In the case- em he was defendant, a u'x "i CZC"Cn PAUhLK, ridbUsni '. H. 5RENH0LT& As t Cashier J. M. BERRY. Vice President C. S. WILLIAMS. 2d Asa't Cashier F. L. MEYERS Cashier La Grande National IBank whei cigars. Prime rib roast R cents per pound tomorrow only, at the Midget. 'Phone Main S6. Mine DkwwT lcad. Butte. Mont.. Jan. 29. Michael Mickey, discoverer of the famous Ana conda mine, now owned by the Amal Ka mated Copper company, died here today. II"ISDK11KU IIAXUKn. aliforniim of l.lsrlit Wcit'lit lrp Six Kct to His Death. sn Ouentin. Cu.. Jan. 29. fharles Halilesar. Kame to the last was hanged in the state iri."n here this morning fur murdering his wife and mother in-law in Stockton. California. Sep- t..n,i..r in. lust vear. in a fit of jeal ousy. following a debauch. He had he. n married hut six months at the he committed the atrocious deed. As the man welched only 129 pounds, the drop was six feet, one of the longest Of La Grande, Oregon CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 160,000 UNITED . STATES DEPOSITORY DIRECTORS X J. M. Berry A. B. Conley F. J. Holmes F. M. Brykit I C. C. Pennington F. L Meyers GeoL. Cleaver t W. L. Brenholis George Palmsr 1 BUSINESS COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREtT PORTLAND. OREGON WRITE FOR CATALOG The School that Places Tou tn a Good rosxtton on record. He was ueau in 4 seconus - "v