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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1909)
f KlI.K IX, U OKM.Mi tUStMmt. IA (illOTE, OltEGOX, MOVD.IV, MtllC'II IS, l0. fight imges. V 4 '5 V i t ' ? u Graft evening Olisarve; Pablt!! Pally Ktcrpf Sunday. CUtUEY BKOTIIUW,"" EDJTOKsSlND PKOPKIETOP.S. 'lud tm Jelegrapli Seric. ' BUBSCRIPTIOn' RATES: Dally.' (ingle copy - e Swlly, per month : ally. i month In advance. . .11. St Daily, one year In advance.'.... I S Weekly, tlx month, in dtance.. Tic Wk!y. una year. In advance... 11 Jkct unI. r ihe Cf 't; and numer ous other AlkiH rnnrr wrio Invaria bly eiprcreed thmsevee fvrab) to the tnevt-mt-nt and xlius to ec;re water rfift:tt. Tr, me-iig ii etc ptiie.!ly -o-thutLietie and i ! c n..- ai Jastr.'-r to- , 1 tntifT' fil be Mrn-l by nnt of) ' i ,'lhe A)sci f f ttj rm a larg dV-gat(in t irotn u uuBOf. ana a gri n'-m-v-r from the Jailu'tx cv-atry.' . .,, 1 Th-n. oa S turd ay, AHe-1. Imbier, ' Island ."Hy. I fact tbe entire valley. ! Offce Supplies 11 ; - ...... . . . v-r-v-v-v-V"W"V--rv-V A. pi?ty t 5 5 I r i-cj. you arc in neea oi cince supplies you will find in our complete stock what ever vou are in need f of-. We buy in large enough cuanities to' get bei't dis- . ,. j! counts and. are therefore able to quote you money sav ing prices on ; 1 , star4 at the pot.,;f ' a ecos5-r:'Mi artr. -- .- .-- ; ml'l be represented at the im-etlna to j t La 3ra!"; - . , , - . - J ' ' It hhove -'vrv m.-rhint In La ThU MPr wIJ not putH.b aar ! or.nrt,. to f ;tk hl t,uin t.mw- - t. Jk w f 1 fM Jh I app-arm or v. f(W afJ mak(l f hf re,,r--ntatl.n fr?ni Mmtd rtklff wi;i b record .t-,, A .rlLnAv murh frttte. ,hlin )at lo the JIcrtl'n ct the it-.ra J Vy,ay Cvj.r , dw.n n.n,,,,, mn rteaa aign your nia w . fo AJ , (Kja appointment. f Admiof luu-a. ZMaplay ad. rair( fu.-tiirhtd upon application. LecaJ readLna; nitlcea 10c per line drat Insertion; Jc per line for etch nbaequent Inaertlon. Beaolutlona of condolence, tc a lln Cartfi of thanka, tc lino ntuxixo cocxts. Cornnf-nilna; upon the new federal cabinet an eaxtern ezcbane say: "Of the nine m-mb-r of the Taft cabinet, eight will be college m-n." Ttl exceed the- eoll- r-prewn-tstloa la the noo-vit cabinet The retiring prenWent la a graduate of Harvard; the Incoming 'prertl-nt U ft tnaduate of Tile. Of the 14.112 per sona who have attained rufflcl- nt ln portanre In A mertoth public i f ? to be OrrmH worthy r,t bl'.gra j.ljlciij n''l 1b 'Who'fWho In Amerlra," 52; ar rraduaieCof (-olVg'-n. TIjI lfillcai- , cl'r!y that In ), Vat!e f Jl'e ' ' lege training .unta for a (rr-t dal. But wllh the Increased opportunitlea f and demand, for college JTn-n muKt come lncre(tnd repHO!ii!lWilt!j on Hie jart of th colI-(ii ' Higher education If becoming l'o nd lea xcIk!v every year. There la no monopoly of tho!arhip any more than there 1 a monopoly of f enlux In the 1'nHed State. Educa tion U not a claoe privilege h'-re. H Ifc a popular rlijht. Kvcry year it U romlng more ami more ' within the teah of the poor. It l not probable . that In the n-rar future a majority of 4h people, will be college trained; if la tilt polble that within the n-ai . future the. percentage, of coiled trained pentons to the entire popula tion will be fur greater than It In now. i The bright warm aunnblne which 4rvalled throughout the luy yer djtr, brought out hundred of our cn pie. The attenlnn- reached the 'highest mark In several of . the fun day schools, likewise church altend ince. In the 'afternoon the hllbbW "wele covered w ith i hlhJn n. young peo ple and adtiliH. retu'nlog with band full of wild flower And not a. few odxht the river and looked over the proposed new park. Anything for an excuse to K''t out In the eunfhine nn'I mountain air, perfum'-d with the pine from ovir nearby forest. v . : . i f?lem hobW the center of the islr.ge for the next few at !eat. If not l-ng r. The gMture In nce mm" awemt.led to .rnplet what It nt tni''el to do In regular sen-ilon. If I' ,0,.s ...( ar!.j jo rt'.M.-e. tli ere w!1! !" a algh "f r-Hef go up fmm II purl tit tbe r-tat". t ' " So J hti i' Young i to be poHtm:i- ter of Portland. Senator n-urn- Imply waited until S'tmtor Fult...n cenaed to be, officially, anil there re- mal!i'd no one of authority to proti-st. Well, you can hardly biamo either. for their (sctn taken. . .' ' IS l("on;ln'ied from page 1.) Jhe meeting ai Ali' il. They cane' and --they apuk.' mmt of them, unil wit -j -Ut a dli iitliK oice ppicliMm-d thi lr deir to aecuie att-r rlKhU. An hour late In auUintc, th" dfb gatlen from Ia tj-an-l- found tins peo ytt ready to op-n tl:- iii--itig I-liuiltl t'liainnua. In Peter McDonald, previously not one of the most ardent boosters for the Irrigation project, the xi.tlni; found an ull.ud vh-utYnan. io appolnfcd to hold the chair. hlle Fred U Currey cio. u e retary. Kmwtig thoaa ta addreaa Iru meeting er George Btoddard. C. It IJkley. j u cavlnew. John t'olller. J. IV M -Kenncn. U V .McKennon. W. B. -Jim. connected with the B. nd o- but the number ahould Include evry bustnem house in m, Grande. A paltry dollar or two to morrow baa no rtgmfloance compared with what Irrigation will bring for them In latT year. (HEAP POLICE CITY PIT TO EXPK.VSK OF O.M.T IX TWO YK.HS. Total Fliws In Two Years Junt Pat AnMMint to I .'., Wlille ulk-e i:x IKtM ! 58 Out of TliU lt-riMl . Xlne Mom lot Were . During o-Sa-Vm l.'ra. hlf of Police Waldcn, who takes off his Innlgnla of office tonight in looking- over the records of, the past t vi year f tils administration, finde tifi! tbe total collections of fines for this period amount to $t3t and the total expense of the police depart ment whteh Include the chief and two night officer, for the sama period was $5S0. which left a deficit of M1 or. in other Words, it. cost $841 to ?".!'" tiio ciiy during this period. TltU record cannot be expected to continue as the first 15 months f,t this period was under the old conditions, when there were from 1 to 20 saloons In this city. lg taxes In tine year amounted to 13.10. ... J Ledgers j loumais X Pencils Bill f iles X Inks X 'Letter Files - Pens . Paste - Mucilage f Envelopes Dai Books . ; ' Loose Leaf Ledgers Typewriter Paper Carbon Paper Peri Holders Ink Stands , Rubber Pads Rulers Erasers Typewriters It i in NECESSITY WHEN IT COMES TO DRUGS Typewriter Sundries, etc. INFWLIRI BOOK AND STATIONERY COMPANY! x We Guarantee the Purity of all Drugs sold here : : : HILL'5 DRvjQ JTORE LA GRANDE, OREGON 2 MMM Daily Observer, 65c per Month PROTECTION FOR ORCHARDS NO rilOVT SI.Yi:itK KVOI'OII To uvKi'.i'ovvnit I'uoiKtnox, i:. Z. t'nrbliie Han Noted Ilurncr 11at Prrniits ll-ools In Im-mI tin-liurtN Xold at Col. A mire protection fur early fronts hs far a orchard IMS ore concerned, arej now at the rilnposal of iriinde Itonde i valley orcliardiM. K. 7.. 'rMn has' secured the agency for the hiRh-rec-'ttnniended frost defender, and will a. 11 It at co.it. Ma t'arbind said to day. In speaking of the burner: "I have secured the agency for the oil burner for protecting orchards ugwlnxt frost and will let grower have them at cost, w hich Is about 1 S cents per burner, holding one gallon of oil and burning about five, hours. Oil will cst about 6Vi cents per gal lon. Fifty burner per acre will save the crop In any freexe nu-h as we have ltad In our valley. This is no exprei tnent, but has la-en amply demon M rated, rd"is should be received by tie 22nd Inst." FISH FOR LENT Nice smoked Finn and Hoddy Bloaters. Extra nice Cod Fish, Mackeral. All kinds -of canned Fish. Fresh vtgalables are arriving. Spinach, As-, paragus, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Radishes, , Cc!- , ery, Rhubard and Green Onions." City Grocery and Bakery, E. PC LACK, Prop Bell P. cne Main 75 InrJepcrtfcr.t 241 t Complete equipment for resetting and repairing rubber buggy tires. . ' LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor ' Complete Machine Shops and Foundry i g i i HOT DRINKS Just the kind of drinks for cold weather. CUM BROTH BEEF TEA CHOCOLATE With Whipped Cream S E LDER, candy MAN t-ivM - . . flTTCMTinn kitrnnuiaiTni Jesse A. King has purchased the Gigar Manufac- turing Plant jormerly owned by Jess Paul, and has be t gan the manufacture of cigars at the rnmor of Adarr.2 Avemiean Greenwood Street. He has made business connections with one of the largest leaf houses in the United States, and is therefore in position to secure the best stock to be had at any and all times thereby in suring a uniform grade of cigars at prices which insure ready sales, His goods are guaranteed strictly first clais. Ask for the following brands: miaic ti.osi:D nils i:i:k. .Mututgcr .imllulcr Will on Call, l ies in IIU l'!aliiiiic. dn ncfoutit nf slcknens the team booked for the Sctfnlt: this week, the vaudeville ullt action will not appear and M.iuatier I:i ri! i ri i.-r Is taking aJ uiil.i! of the hard luck to rebuild hi theater. The floor will be drop P i about eight feet, meaning a loner it. K r tlte stage as well. The slant of the f!t.ir commence from the threshold of the door to the orchestra pit. tjalicrtes will be buiit along the w!!, leHvtng the center row of at-ata ui.covered. The changi's will be made 11. M net k and the hmw will not be v n for bi!l!ie.-s until net Munday. El Convero El Cowpeto King JESSE PIIOME BLAGK 271 2 for 25c 10c Straight 5c Cigar KING . U GRANDE, ORE. X DEVELOP THE BUST SHE'S A QCEEX! SHE'S A SIItEN ! Is an expreson that is always heard at sight of a well deve .4 woman. If you are flat-cheated, vith Bl' undeveloped, a srawny neck, thin, lead arm remark will never be applied to you. ".Sir ,' wafer will make you beautiful, bewitch In They DKVELOP THE BUST In a week from 3 to 6 inches and produce a fine, firm, vulupt-tnua bosom. They fill out the hollow places, make thi arms handsome and well modeled and the ne"k end hmt1dr irMj- f JcrfCt C0;.Luiii. beau ror a bottle today ana you 11 be pleased and grateiui. iil BEN" wafer are absolutely harmless, pleasant to take, and convenient to carry around. They are sold under guarantee to do all we claim or MONET BACK. Price $1.00 per bottle. Inquire at good drug store or send DI RECT TO US. FIU'.E. During the next 30 days only we will send you a sam ple bottle of these beautifying wafers on receipt of 10c to pay cost of packing and postage if you mention that you saw the advertisement lit this paper. The sample alone may be sufficient. If the defect are trifling. '..-. DESK I. ESTHETIC CIIF.MICXE CO.. 31 W. 125th STM NEW YORK. Accuracy the Key Note When ycu are installing a new plumbinij system or making the minutest repair. We do this at the time you want it and at prices you can afford to pay. 4Ha4,4H4MMMi N. K. WEST, Pre . Wm. MILLER, lcc Pres. T.JSCR0CClN,Cash H. E. CCOLICCE, Asst. Cash ADDING NEW ACCOUNTS We are cons'antiy adding new accounts-and our business is increasing at a very satisfact ory rate. Probably ycu might te glad .and join us. The United States National Batik Of La Grande Plueulen are fur backache and bring HJl-k relief to lumbago, rheumatism, fatigue and all other aymptom of kid ney diseases. They are a tonic to the ;itire system and build up strength -tnd health. Price 60c and II. For tie at Sllvertorn-. Family drug store. T BAY & ZWEIFEL 211 DEPOT STREE1 i N. K. West L P. Staples C f. Bacon DIRECTORS Wtr. Miller . H. F. Coolidge f. . Scroggin J. L Cavines FranklConlef fi.T.Hill T a- t t . t t t : t t t4aa