La Grande evening observer., August 09, 1909, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

i i
f ncnT rjtCES.
ETfMXO OBSERYLR, LA CRA'DE, OREbO. MOMAY, AIGIST f, 1909.
PACE DYE.
FmimiMMlRi
TONIGHT, THE
DRAMATIC STOCK CO.
ODER THE DIRECTION OF
S.M. CURTISS
In the Big Five Act Comedy
Folly mil
99
And a Bunch of Clever Specialties
THURSDAY SIGHT THE DRAMATIC STORY "THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST."
Is
LOCAL ITEMS.
Mrs. Newton spent Sunday in
Haines. , .
Julius Roesch visited Baker City
yerday.
Assessor T. A. Kinehart spent Sun
day with relatives in Summerville.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cherry went
to Karaela yesterday for an outing.
Miss Roberts of the North Powder
News, is a La Grande guest today.
Joseph Anson of Island City is in
Salt Lake enjoying the G. A. R. en
campment.
County Treasurer and Mrs. John
Frawley left yesterday for a week's
outing at Rondowa.
A. C. Huntington is attending the
National Irrigation congress in Spo
kane this week.
The Misses Edna and Laverne Wls
sler left this morning for Joseph,
where they will visit for some time.
Fred Holmes left last night for
Spokane to mingle with the irriga
tion ists for the coming week.
Frank Liily was a Hot Lake visitor
yesterday. He may decide to stay
out there several days.
Attorney J. L. Rand of Baker City,
who has been in Wallowa county re
turned home last evening.
William Thompson left Sunday
morning for Salt Lake to be with old
veterans of the cfvll war.
Attorney Chas. E. Cochran left
last evening for Portland and Salem
on legal matters.
Lou Wright returned this morning
from Portland where he been Beveral
days.
Mrs. Geo. Parker of Kamela, re
turned home last night after spend
ing Sunday in the city.
Miss Martha Dahlstrom of Idaho
Falls, who has been here several
' Itfs leaves tonight for Seattle.
PDr. Geo. O'Connor is among the La
Grande delegation of irrigatlonists,
who are in Spokane this week.
Rev: Baker of Iowra, brother of Mrs;
Jackson of this city, occupied the pul
pit in the Methodist church last even
ing. Richard Palfreyman and wife, who
have been here to attend the funeral
of their mother, have returned to
their home in Springville, Utah.
Mrs. E. A. Mitchell of Union, re
turned home this morning after
spending Sunday with her daughter.
Mrs. J. Handrahan.
Miss Lllas Young, who has been
stopping in La Grande for the past
month left this morning for her
home near Hilgard.
; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Cochran and
jss Edna Green, who is visiting here
from Lexington, Ma, visited at Hot
Lake this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Crowe and Miss
Vayva Hainey left this morning for i
ten days outing at Imnaha near O?
Seven Devils mountains.
Freeman Ladd was among the G. A
veterans who Is attending the na
tional encampment now In session In
Salt. Lake City. ,
Mrs. L. H.; Russell who has, been
visiting in Wallace. Idaho, for the
last few weeks returned home Sun
day morning.
C. C. Penington spent Sunday at
Hot Lake where Mrs. Penington has
been staying for the past week and
will probably remain another week.
John Collier, president of the La
rGrande Commercial club left - last
the irrigation congress.
El wood Bailey who has been visi
ting Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Warren left
last evening for his home in Salt
Lake.
Mrs. J. B. Fisher and daughter, and
Mrs. May Price left this morning for
a week's outing in the huckleberry
patches at Meacham.
Nephl Dahlstrom and wife and A.
E. t Dahlstrom of Idaho Falls, who
were called here to attend the funeral
of their mother lust week, returned
to their home this evening. '
Among the Union delegation en
route to Spokane Irrigation congress
yesterday were Robert Witbycombe
and brother Harry, of Nevada, Frank
Hempe and Lucius Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson of the
Ronde Valley houre left this morning
for a month's visit in Seattle, which
was their former home before locat
ing in La Grande 11 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. August Wagner, and
family of Columbus, Neb., are here as
guests of Harness Maker J. G. Wag
ner and family. They will remain tor
some time.
Dispatcher E. T. Walsh has' return
ed from an extensive tour of the
Northwest He filed on Flathead,
Couer d'Alene and Spokane lands, and
visitea uie imr unci luiiituiii uw'uie
his return.
Rev. C. E. Deal will leave Wednes
day morning for Blackfoot, Idaho,
where he will attend the annual
Methodist conference. He preached
his farewell sermon at his church
here yesterday morning as be doe
not anticipate returning.
W. E. Forsythe, a member of tho
'07 class at O. A. C. and now attend
ing the University of Michigan at
Ann Harhor, went out to hi homo
at Joseph today. He will spend his
vacation in the. west. While here he
wen the guest of friends.
Elizabeth Copeland and Jessie Mo
Lou aid of Walla Walla, arrlv&d
last evening and were guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Turner Oliver until this
morning when they went on to Wal
lowa to visit relatives.
Foreman of boilermakers at the
round house and Mrs. J. A. Whitby
returned this morning from an exten
sive tour of the coast, principally at
Portland and Albany. They were ac
companied home by Mrs. Whitby's
mother, Mrs. Robblns who will visit
here for some time. ,
Judge Knowles is preparlng-to leave
Wednesday for a tour of the south-
Attorney B. F. Wilson, of Union
in La Grande today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Jones ret'urnel
this afternoon from a fishing trip In
Wallowa county.
T. A. Rinehart returned today from
Summerville where he had been visi
ting over Suuday.
Winn Bohuenkamp returned this
afternoon from the Miuani where he
had been on a fishing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rinehart came
in from Elgin today on their way t"
their home in Walla Walla;
M,rs. Chas. Core.- who has been
visiting friends at Wallowa returned
today. .
A. C. MacLennon, proprietor of the
Red Cross drug store, left this morn
ing for Imnaha to spend a week fishing.
Publicity Manager F. B. Currey ani
family, Mac Woods and family ami
Miss Anderson returned this after
noon from the Mlnam where they ha l
been enjoying an outing for the past
few weeks. ... '.,'
Visitors and passengers at the de
pot Saturday evening when No. 5 null
ed in, were given a treat in the mus
ical line. The Boise high school band
passed through on their way to Spo
kane to be present at the irruption
congress and while the train was at
the depot the organization rendered
several pieces, ' .
1 SHE'S A QCEEN1 EIICS A SIBJENi
ia an expreaon that Is always heard at sight of a
well deve ,J woman. If you are flat-chested,
vlth Bt" undeveloped, a srwny neck, thin, lead
arm--" remark will never be applied to you.
"Slf :' wafers will make you beautiful, bewitch
In ' They DEVELOP THE BUST In a week from
I to i Inches and produce a fine, firm, voluptuous
bosom. They fill out the hollow places, make the
rmi handsome and well modeled and the neck
and shoulders shapely and of perfect contour.
. Send tor a bottle today and you'll be pleased and grain m. 'SI
REN" wafers are absolutely harmless, pleasant to take, and nve.je.t
to carry around. They are sold under guarantee to do all we claim
or MONET BACK. ' ', '
,.. . Price 11.00 per bottle. Inquire at good drug stores r nd VU
RKCT TO US.
. , FREE. During the next SO days only we will send ynu a sam
ple bottle of these beautifying wafers on receipt of lOe to pay ton of
packing and postage If you mention that you saw the advert im-meni Uv
this paper. The sample alone may be sufficient If the defects an
trifling.
DESK 4. ESTHETIC CHEMICAL CO.. Si W. 185th ST- NEW YPflK.
1 ' ' ! .
oooooooooooo o o o opaoooaoc s o o a
been visiting her parents and rela
tives here, during her vacation, re
turns tomorrow to Stanford Univer
sity, where she will resume her stud
ies commenced last year.
Walter Ferguson, manager of the
Ferguson Book store, today filed a po
tion In bankruptcy.
JEWEL MUCH IMPROVED.
Poor
And
Farm Patient Improved
Able to Sit up Again.
George Washington Jewel, the aged
patient at the county poor farm, who
was very ill last week, is able to sit
up today and Is on the road to re
cover. He was given up for dead
Thursday night. ,
Rev UDton II. Gibbs leaves tonight em portion of our country. He will
for Portland and Seattle points.- He join his family which are now visiting
will also visit his sister in Victoria, in New Mexico, southern California
B C. and will be absent irom nere ana up norm uu me uuiucnaiu ju-
for about two weeks. ney. The Judge expects to l.e absent
it n Wilson, foreman of the light .about one mouth-
and power plant at Baker City, passed
through La Grande this morning on
his way to Wallowa where he , wil' . jaBt evening after spending Sunday
Postmaster and Mrs. C. N. Lewis,
returned to- their home at Hilgard
Roosevelt Itewuniea Hunt 'it-;.
Bj Warrington Dawson, Staff lorres.
pondent, U. P.) .
NAIVASHA, Aug. 9. Roosevelt and
Edmund Heller, the California nat
uralist, and Hermit, started for Kenla
today to resume hunting. Majo.
and Professor Loting will remain a
few days preparing specimens for the
Smithsonian institute to be shipped
Monday.
m
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
SWIFTS
PREMIUM HAMS
AND BACON
FRESH LOT JCST IX.
City Grocery and
V : - ar
0-
O
. 0
0
0
S 0
V . 0
' : 0-
: :. ,..vci
E POLACK, Prop.
Bafcery,
0
0
0
0
Bell Phone, Main 75 : Independent 241
0000 O. O a 00005,;;
visit for a short time,
Mrs. D. G. Hannah of Seattle, is
very low, and in response to a tele
gram recehed yesterday her father
Dr. Barnes of North Powder, and sis
ter Mrs. Albert Hunter of Island City,
left last night for Seattle.
Frank M. Bartemess Is still mourn
ing the loss of his little dog Rowdy,
the smallest piece of canine flesh In
.i. ototo u-iihout doubt. He dlsap-
peared Saturday and his aosence
still remains a mystery.
William Miller left last nigm. iui
the Willamette valley, and after visi
ting Alaska, and the Seattle fair and
other points of Interest will return
in about one month with his bride.
Pat Garvey. who it will be remem
bered on June 15 fell from the third
..v r.f a Snokane hotel and for sev
eral weeks was confined to the hos
pital, returned to' his home in Hil
gard yesterday.
Dr Sutton and family, of Kearney.
...!.... nassed through this morn
ing looking for a location In he
northwest. They were met at the
;ST St.llwell.who tried.to
ll , " to stop over and they may
lo bo : . aiding on a location.
eft tms inomuift
r: is engageel to sew
thr.-; ting ouuu ui
Cove.
ar:l
i -tViln
T,olhe!"3 who expect
.1.. holr nnrt
tv Juys I" '
Dr. W. D. McMillan
Painless Dentistry
b Grande National Bank Bldg.
Both Phones
in saving'the immense grain crop of
the Grande Ronde valley.
William U wesi,
Ieslle Laughlin are special agents of
U e land office who are here accumula
ng data. It is presumed, though not
known that the records procured
we wil Pl7 -art n thC T
S of linger Hermann at Portland.
j F Campbell, county bridge super
ln endent spent Sunday I. the c ty
with his family. He Is now construct,
ing a bridge at Lower Cove, but on
Wednesday 1 go to imbler to build
another bridge.
with relatives In the city, accompan
ied by Miss Edna Breckeniidge, who
recently returned from Chicago where
she has been attending a DecaneBS
training home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wilson who are
now located in Walla Walla but were
formerly here, went on to Imbler to
visit relatives today. They are on a
two week's vacation. Mr. Wilson was
at one time in the real estate business
at Imbler and later circulation man
ager of the Observer, but is now lo
cated with one of the leading clothing
houses of Walla Walla.
George Bassett and J. M. Wlthoft of
Dayton, Ohio, who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs.' J. K. Wright, left for
Seattle this morning, and before going
paid Union county a fitting tribute.
They say they have never seen a more
desirable valley or community. They
are both nurserymen of long exper
ience, and are how interested in a
Georgia peach ranch of several thous
and acres. '
Francis C. Hews of Denver, Col
orado, will lecture this evening in
Ject. "The New EraJ Miss Hews Is a
teacher ot the modern psycology and
soul .culture. She arrived here from
Baker City where she had a very In
teresting class. No admission will be
charged, but free will offering will
be taken. Miss Hews has been en
gaged in this work for the past 12
years.
. Build Road Without China.
TOKIO. Aug. 9. A Chinese note
requesting work on the Antung-Muk-deu
railroad be suspended while ne
gotiations are begun anew between
Japan and China, and respecting the
reconstruction work was made public
today. The note was a reply to the
Japanese ultimatum that Japan would
rehabilltitate the road without China's
assistance. A new communication
forwarded to Pekln today, states all
negotiations regarding the railways
are done with.
Amitrallun Fight Promoter Here,
NEW YORK, Aug. 9. Hugh Mcin
tosh, the Australian fight promoter
under whose auspices Tommy Burns
lost the heavyweight championship to
Jack Johnson is here today to offer
from $50,000 to $75,000 for the Jeff
ries-Johnson battle. There is no ex-
citment over his arrival as it is known
Jeffries won't fight outside of Amer
ica. , . ,
Thirteen Killed.
PARIS, Aug. 9. Thirteen were
killed and 22 Injured in a collision of
a freight and lnterurban car at Lang
Juneau today. . Several of the Injured
will die. The inlerurban was demol
ished. Confused signals are the
cause.
GEORGE PALMER, President C. S. WILLIAMS, -'nd Am Cashier.
F J. HOLMES, Vlce-PreBident W. H. BRENHOLTS, Asst. Cashier
' P. L. MEYERS. Cashier. , ..
La Orande National Bank
Of La Grande1 Oregon .
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $ 170,00 0
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
DIRE TORS
. M. Berry J. D.;Matheson F. J. Holmes F. M. BrykV
C. C. Pennington F. L Meyers Geo. L. Cleaver
W, L Brenholts George Palmr
E3G3323F
Xotice to The Public.
Harry U. Meyers and Joe Kelley
hereby give notice to the public that
they have formed a partnership to do I
general tonsorlal parlor businesu, and
on past records solicit patronage if
Ihe'.r friends t nd regular customers cf
the Meyers barbershop. .
HARRY U. MEYERS.
JOE KELLY.
sat"-.
THE
iTHE
BEST PLACE
Go to the
ROYAL BAKERY
for your cakes and pastry for Sunday. A trial order will
convince you that we are selling the best BREAD in the city.
Our Ice Gream and our Sherbert is the
talk of the town
HERMAN ROESCH, Prop,1
Without a doubt the best p);:re to
get all kinds of vegetables, straw
berries, cherries, organ ges. bannanas
and lemonB, Is at the Geddes Grocery,
they have the best and the freshest:
and should you want nice crisp sweet
or sour pickles, Juat call them up;
and don't forget that 2'c coffee, it
takes the place of your 40c coffee.
Just n a shipment of Swifts ham and
bacon.
GEDDES BROS.
PHONE
MAIN 46
ft
i'
s-:
i
IS
II
i .i
r
0
0;
0-
0'
l '
i
I !
II!
'i.
1:1 J-
s
'11
1 i
n i
i .
i f