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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1909)
EIGHT TAGES. -sjiau ifiifttKYf.lt, I. A I.IC1MH., UKKfitM. HI! DAT, A NHL, 23, PAGE TIIKEH WHT NOT TRT i one - 4 Mi,!..-1 4, "lUIUtil I popliain's ! ASTHMA IUCMEDT? ; nrompt nd po.UlTS relief 11.00, Bora by druggists, Price Trial package by mail IV cent.' V0Biiu Mfg. Prop. Cleveland t. ToT m1" by . A. x. BIL1 Druggist . ACTS I IKE A fOULTICt Pill SEMEVEi LL Carbolized roaMMSKMwsxm . . ,.t rcivuJ a complete e of Columbia double dUo record, ,5c. Nwlln BooK BlBUOnery t W444f4444 444444444 4444 4W-44444 M 4$ $4444 tt4H 4 1 44 4 , DRILLING There are several kinds of drilling but the kind the kind tnat makes the farm pay is the" drilling which makes water avail able. There is no need of a dry farnv The task is not so great as you may think. I have had years of experience and understand the well busi-ness'thoroughly. I D. M. HUNT LA GBANDE, OREGON . . HAT Has been keeping you from having your dental work done, . which you know you need? I believe I can straighten it out for you if it comes within the realm of a dentist. I will ac knowledge that I am here for business, and shall employ legita mite means to interest you to the extent of a visit to my office. I believe 1 can convince ytfu that your dental work can. bft dime. . True I want a xcccm-. pens, but I do not want an exhorbitant fee. No one turned away as long as I am able to work; Reliable work and a fair fea Extracling 50c, (not $1) h E. STEVENSbN, D. D. S. e-- 4 i-i-t: $ i-W VVS44M--444& $4 HHiS 4444444 :D0 YOU KNOW: FOR CERTAIN? Su miner Kates that your title is gocd? I An abstract will tell you 1 all about it and it may be tc your advantage to have I made. You cannot afford to take chances. During the Season 1909 -via the ' Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. OREGON SHORT LINE AND UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD from Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Taeoma, Walla "Walla and all points on The 0. R. & N. line To OMAHA and Return ...$60.00 To KANSAS CITY and Return ... $60.00 -To ST. LOUIS and Return ....... $67.50 To CHICAGO and Return. . . . . . , $72.50 Going transit limit 10 days from date of sale, final return limit October 31. On Sale June 2, 3; July 2, 3; August 11, 12. To Denver and Return. ....... . . .$55.00 On Sale May 17; July 1 ; August 11. These tickets present some very attractive features in the war of stopover privileges, and eh olce of routes.; thereby enabling pass engers to make side trips to ma ny Interesting points en route. Routing on the return trip through California may be had at a slight advance over the rates quoted. Full particulars, sleeping car reservations and tickets will be furnished by any 0. R. & N. leal agent, or WJL McJH'RRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. doors at the end. This car Is built by the McKeen' Motor Car Co.,. of Omaha, and is being taken to Bel lingham, wash., for the use of tha Belilnghmn Bay , Improvement Co. Mr. W. L. Standard is the salesmas and demonstrator in charge of this car, and is a most pleasant and cour teous gentleman, willing to answer alt the questions, some of . them foo lish no doubt, that can be asked by a novice, and is glad to explain the working of the machinery or to re late incidents of his trip. TEACHtRS IN TALKfEST Bank I ll.R. OLIVER: J La Grande National Building J . . .... ..... - rTTTTTTTTTrtttttttf f T Merchants! Save i fin rtf viu.vuu t Jn J907 the Merchants i Of Urennn J ..... VjOMO by carrying a part I 2 mzir insurance in their I I company, the Oregon t Z '""warns Mutual Fire As- 1 1. riiH... m - i'ce Rssociation, of i Uavfon. Orennn In 10n 1 Jey mil save $15,000. 1 tk - period t . ..tiyuoofs were nana t inn aim. r paa . . " ELGIN, OREGOX, 4 Real Estate, Investments, Loans 4 4 Where local business men are 4 4 co-operating and buying stump 4 4 lands preparatory to setting 4 commercial orchards. For oar- 4 tlculara regarding good orchard 4 janus at very low prices call or ' write The SLOUGH INVESTMENT CO. and Collections. v 4 4 4 : Quick Transfer pJJooutside companies f .?'' ffon Merchants V!urNa M COST prnToyouRmBii ffnXTTLZMENT OF 1 K OLIVER. An.nt I ; TTlttl i I MOTOR CAR K A CTIIhY io ft 01 Uf I Introduced by Mrs. F. S. Ivanhoe, toastmaster of the occasion, every one of the after-dinner speakers added to the pleasure of 4he evening by their remarks at the banquet given by the teachers in honor of Superintendent Hockenberry at the Model restaurant last night Mrs. Ivanhoe in her In troductory speech, called attention to the object of the gathering, to honor the man who has labored faithfully for the La Grande schools since his arrival in the city eight years ago. Miss Syra Kuhn responded to the toast, "Our Sueprintendent." Mrs. Nellie Neiil, who has lived In this valley since she was a little girl told of the trials and struggles of the early pioneers, and of the early schools of the city. Her subject was "The Beautiful Grand Ronde." Miss Pauline Hilliard, quoting from Browning, Tennyson, and other poets who perhaps more than others ap- DEVELOP BUST SHE'S A QCEEXt SHE'S A SIKEXt Is an expreson that Is always heard at sight of a well deve J(i woman. If you are flat-chested, vlth Bt' undeveloped, a srawny neck, thin, lead arm-"-' remark will nvr h innlla.1 tn : . wv V j vu, "SIP . wafers will make you beautiful, bewitch. lnk. They DEVELOP THE BUST in a wek from ' J to inches and produce a fine, firm, voluptuous bosom. They fill out the hollow places, make tha arras handsome and well modeled and the neck' and shoulders shapely and of perfect contour. dohu ior a oome toaay ana you'll De pleased and grateful. "SI REN" wafers 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 11.00 per bottle. RECTTO US. FREE. During the next 80 days only we will send, you a sam-pk- bottle of these beautifying wafers 'on receipt of 10c to pay cost of packing and postage If you mention that you saw the advertisement In in is paper, xne sample alone may be sufficient If the defecu trifling. , DESK 4. ESTHETIC. CHEMICAL CO.. SI V. 125th ST., Inquire at good drug stores or send DI- are NEW YORK. For Rapid Delivery Seivice Call Up WILLC0CK BROS. We are In position to do any kind of transferring. Give us a trial order. Calls answered day or night 'Phones: Day, Red 711. Night Black 1271. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 BCSSEY'S HACK LISE. 4 4 Best of service, Day and Night Hacks " furnished for funerals and private parties. 4 Baggage transferred Day and Night and Sundays. Stand at Paul's Cigar Store, w phoneRe'd " SU .. .. . Night 'Phone Main 15. 4 4 E. L. BCSSET. 444444444444444 Conductor Wade arrived from Hun tington about 7 o'clock last evening in charge of the gasoline motor car that has attracted so much attention hy a fast trip from the east. The car is 72 feet in length, with baggage and muil compartment, engine room aad scaling capacity of 75. It is propelled by a 250 horsepower gasoline motor, and will run 60 miles an hour. The company makes an other" car which will cover 85 to DO miles. The run from Baker City las', evening was made In one hour and ID minutes and a speed of 15 to -8 mlls was made up the hill from Huntington to Pleasant Valley Inside the car Is very attractive, be ing finished in Cuban mahogany uuri leather. It Is furnished with acety lene lights, with opalescent globes. and the system 'of ventilation allows the air to be renewed every four min utes. In the rear end of the car a cir cular seat, with room for 12 people, is built, and from this one has al most an unobstructed view of 'lie country through which the car is pas sing. One of the nicest features in the construction is the windows, which are heavy glass, round, set in stpl frames, and hi closed nre 'aosoitaely dust prdxrf. '" The frame la of steel sheeting, threj eigths of an inch thick over all the outside, riveted at every Joint, and making the car one big steel tubs. The doors in the center promise a ' f'44444444444444444444444! 4444444444444444tt4i A GOOD RECORD! We have conducted a laundry business in La Grandefor many years. There must a reason. A trial order the mystery. will explain A. B. C. Laundry " wr wrsir. - ,.... hPt music lust in greater degree or saieiy in case oi atXewlinBooktStattoneryCo.4-13-19 collision than the standard car wltn held up to the hearers the beauty of the attitude of considering the good that is to be found in everything. Miss Milliard's toast was, "The Good". Manuel Snider, who has taught in the La Grande schools every year that Mr. Hockenberry has been here, re cited an original poem, "To Our Sup erintendent" Miss Ruth Bush, the Mark Twain of the teaching fore, was requested to tell "The Reason Why". Miss Bush assured her audi ence that, herself not being aware of the reason why, she could not tell them; but that undoubtedly some time in the future it will become a matter of common knowledge., Mrs. Ingle gave expression to the sentiment of the 'occasion with "Friends." Mr. Mansager was right at home wnen discussing, uur uiuies. tie termed them the most unnecessary, yet the most indispensable of the ad juncts of civilization; that although mere man pretends an independence of them, yet to him their word is law, and he yields blind to their edicts. At the conclusion of the toasts, Mrs. Ivanhoe, with well chosen words, pre sented Mr. Hockenberry, in behalf of the teachers, with an expensive gold handled umbrella.IHe Is going to Portland.) In responding, Mr. Hoc kenberry thanked them for tiie gift. referred to the length r.f rime he has bwn in la Grande, and assured every teacher - -present f his 4 - nUAIIC tstlii a - I rnuiiL iYim I SHOE BUYERS Before making your purchase come in and let us show you our goods and demonstrate to you their good fitting qualities. W e have a good assortment and the prices are right if quality is considered; we stand behind every pair of shoes we sell and guar tee them to give satisfaction. Repairing Neatly Done Smith & Greene, DEPOT STREET Syra Kuhn, Gertrude Blever, Helen j XOTIl'E OF FIJfAL SETTLEME.XT. McHuirh. Harriot tlnrrfa (In TI.. I- ! .. . . . ' . . u,ot Ala, I jd friendship and esteem, wishing' for them unalloyed happiness and com plete success through life. Mrs. Hoc kenberry was also presented with a valuable token of esteem by the teach ers. The banqueters were, Ruth Bush, Pauline Hilliard, Miss PIckler, Miss Woodruff, Nell Young, Miss McElroy. Miss Fisher, Miss Bunnell, Miss King, Miss Hug, Miss Billings, Mrs. Neiil, Mrs. Ivanhoe, Mrs. Ingle, Mrs. Scbilke, Mrs. 8utf)n, Manuel Snider, Robert Wilkerson. Mr. MansaEer. Mr. Micklo- rinued J son 'and MK and MrV hockenberry. The decorations of tha banquet ahll were in yellow and white, and wer very appropriate to the season. MONEY TO LOAN Hare yqu money to loan on first-class security T For parties! ars caU aw Black 1L l-JMt iouce is bereoy given that tho undersigned has filed her final ac count as administratrix of the es tate of H. D. Drake, Deceased. la the County Court of the State of Oregon for Union County, and said Court has fixed Tuesday, the 4th dar of-Xia;-IJi,S aV the Ci'un House ia La Grande, Union County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing any and all objections thereto and the final settlement of the same. : AFTON H. DRAKE, Aflalnlftratrix of said estate I J 544444444444 J- 2i