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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1909)
hjui, UErtStETEK. H C&15DE, 0RECQ3L UTDXESDAY, OCTOBER , 1503. U GHAKDE EVENING DBSIRVFR mttAhtxtd Kterjr tYxiaj Murniux. , c ' UEOEGE EL tCKKET. EDITOR AXD PROPRIETOR. raited Pres Telegraph Sfnke. SUBSCRIPTION RTE3: I W'TAV 1 r-n WBnv t I j Relief In five minutes from all Btom- ledlgotUa, Gas Heartfeara er Djs-!11 miserT fa waiting for you at any pep!' ge lite Ulanl-- Later. , ,dru Kor- ' Every year regularly more than a Tnese large 50-cent cases contain ,'aUIIion stomach sufferers ia the Col- DQre laa suScient to thoroughly ted States, England and Canada tafc;cnre ln,t any case of Dyspepsia, Pap s DIapepsin and realize not only Indigestion or any other stomach dis immediate but lasting relief. ,' order. This harmless preparation will ! Daily, single copy 5c sst apjthits yoa eat and oTercoxe a Daily, per month C5c jsonr a"" or out-of-order stoma-h Daily, six months ia advance ...J3.50 fire minutes afterward. Dally, one yecr in advance ..... 16.50 i If yonr oieals don't fit comfortatly. or wnat you tat lays like a lump of Weekly, six months In advance . . 75c Weekly, one year in advance .... 1.00 Like La Grande. Hon. E. L. Everett of Rice Lake. Wis., cashier of the First NaUonal bank of that city, visited the home of F. H. Green and G. R. Tilton ve- Entered at the postofflce at La Grande - as second-class matter. This paper will sot publish any article appearing over a nom de plume. Signed articles will be re vised subject to the discretion of the editor. Please sign your articles and save disappointment Advertising- Bates. . Local reading notices 10c or line first insertion; 5c per line toe each subsequent insertion. " Resolution of condolence. 5c a line. ' T ' v JW ve .erday. Mr. Everts Is a brother of heartburn, that is a sign of Indiges-Mra. Gren an uncIe of Mra. Tu . . ; ton; he is en route to San Diego. Cal Get from your Pharmacist a 50-cent ! ,ni wni tait xlrfl t? p w.n. t Walter Pierce in his address Monday evening touched upon a very Import ant phase of our commercial life as u. ciima wuay ana inai is ior a closer union of sympathy between the far miners of this county and the merch ants. That there is seemingly an Imaginary wall between them, but in reality it does not exist Their inter ests are mutual. Mr. Pierce's sug gestion if carried out will bring them together and both will profit thereby. The farmers are sending out for thou sands of dollars worth of goods which should be purchased of our home fflMtiant and win 19 h. I 9 .t,n -a little different feeling and under standing. Th" Farmers' Union can bring this about by working In con junction with the Merchants Union : or rather, the Merchants' Protective association. The farmers have been 1.4 . I. 1 f - . V A 1L. . ini iu ltciioc mai i no purposes OI ; this organization was to fix and agree . upon a uniform schedule of prices. This is an erronlous idea, the pur . poe of this organization is purely a matter of credits, and not a single meeting have prices ever been dis cussed and It Is no part of the object or me assoz-iatioru i Ms matter can easily be vouched for by any one who cSrcs to investigate. About 60 busi ness men belong to the Protective as Botiation of this city and an affidavit if necesHary could be secured from each and every member thereof to the effect that prices at any meeting were discussed and further would not be permitted to be discussed. But if some delinquent debtor was found to be owing a number of the merchants, steps would be discussed to see if he could not be made to pay. ; ; Turnlug pine barrens Into gold ia a science. An infant Industry of a few years ago hns developed into a great conversion of useless pine btumpa In to costly chemicals. With the prevailing high prices of pork and mutton, dealers cannot see why the price of beef will not in crease In proportion. Our cattle grow are likewise hopeful. , - : While the rain will not assist in producing crowds to the exposition the farmers are practically all ready, still they would rather have a month' rnol WPflthpr nftsn anit ma nt .0 , "'-. W V. ... U J J before the tall rains become frequent. case of Pape's DIapepsin and take a dose Just as soon as you can. There will be no sour risings, no belching of undigested food mixed with acid, no stomach gas or heartburn, full ness or heavy feeling in tba stomach. Nausea, Debilitating Headaches, Dizzi ness or Intestinal griping. This will all go, and besides, then will be no sour food left over lu the stomach to I oison your breath with nauseous odors. , Pape's DIapepsin Is a certain core for out-of-order stomachs, because it Ukes Lcld of your food and digests it ;ut , the same as If your stomach bannon, Oregon, on his way, Mr. Everts has been treasurer of his coun ty fair for six years. .Fa visited the Union County Exposition and was very much pleased with the exhibits, pronouncing better than his own. He was very favorably lmpre39ed with La Grande and ,the valley, so far as he was able to see it in the short time he was here. . - tht Tin. Call and let Mr. Little play human on the touch. At Mahaffey Bid. near 'Elk's Club. Old time telegraphers, who first or ganized In Spokane and whose organi zation has now spread over the entire northwest, will in the near future or ganize separate locals in every city, according to a decision reached at the annual banquet at Portland a ' few days ago. . ; . It was decided by the organization to organize separate locals in the dif ferent cities and to have the separ ate organizations send delegates to the annual gatherings. The next annual meeting will be held at Ash- land Cra0n.n April 2 was named as the date when each local will hold a banquet In hon or of the birthday anniversary of S. B. L. Morse, the father of telegraphy. An endeavor will also be made to have the day commemorated by the suspension of work for five minutes in honor of the memory of Professor Morse. . '. Professor Talks to Students. Prof. Roessler of the Oregon Agri cultural college, was in the city to day on nis way to w aiiowa to ao in stitute work. He addressed the high school this morning. i lie rerpiitinn t'rpuinanr 'i an fa rk. ceiving all along his route shows In t m. CTPAf ITIftnftnr thm svnnfliiar.sv (ha - rttormlo perioral tv hnv In Via K(1tt Realiztng the varied experience he has (had in different phases of public life, tthe masses are expecting great things and so far they have not been disap pointed, -v ' ; Civic revivals have been inaugura ted by some of the Eastern cities. In stead of the feverish sermons of the Christian revivalist, the business com munity Is asked to turn out and listen to a civic revival lecture, in which .in' uuucb, uuiiq minuevus ana prin ciples are declared by some noted speaker. OAs of the roost conspiclous esses of this character occurred in : (Grand Rapids. Mich., when Professor Char!" Zubelln acted as exhorter. As A result of his. work. Grand Rapids ,imn enterefl upon a new career of flvlc purity and enterprise. . A movement Is on foot by the Eu gene Commercial club to erect a per manent and spacious home for the organization. It Is proposed to se cure a good site as near the business The Sum Total of Human Happiness ' is attained by the mam who selects nfa anl, adaptable for his entire t , tlons approximates about the keen such conditions to be found la the yoa. Go to C. J. BLACK. He has a chose from. Fruit Farms, Stock Fa Property, Grain Farms, Hay Far out impiovementa. Prices right a place whkh. Is approved by kts amll. io uve amidst suck condl eet joy Imaginable. "Where are rapidly growing Northwest? Ill large amount of property listed to rms. Sugar Beet Farms. City ms, Timber Land. With or With Let me show you. C. J. BLACK, The Real tstate Xan Salem Chase Is Over. SALEM, Oregon, Oct. 6. Posses pursuing George Meyers, the slayer of Patrolman Eckhart, have apparently given up the' chase today, and are un able to locate the fugutive. HARDWARE "f" "" BBSSBSSaSBl BBSJSwaWBBawBaBBBBBBBB STOVES AND RANGE Kitchen Utensils Lanterns. Glassware, EconomyJar s, Crockery, Etcl Sash Doors Shingles K.L. LIL.L Y. HARDWARE AND. CROCKERY TTkjT ' - From a small beginning the sale and use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has extended to all parts of the United States and to many foreign countries. Why? Because it has proved especi ally valuable for coughs and colds For aale by all good dealers. Our store is chuck full of fall and winter goods. Ladies tailored sutts. Ladies', Misses and children's coats and sweaters. Elegant line of net and silk waists.) .Visit our-store, no trou ble to show our goods. VAN DUYN CO. ... ,, M .- ...... ,.....-,., fourth -'Annual Watch' Sale Monday, Oct 3, to Saturday Oct. 16 WE WILL PLACE ON SALE 400 WALTHAM AND ELGIN WATCHES IN SOLID GOLD GOLD FILLED. SILVER AND SILVERINE CASES. EVERY YEAR WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSI NESS WE HAVE GIVEN OUR ANNUAL SALE OF WATCHES AND HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THEM, SO IF YOU NEED A WATCH IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME IN AND HAVE A TALK WITH US. WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. Siemist it Co. JDRHO Cflf?VflC7 1MD . The Idaho Irrigation Co. Ltd. OPFEES 20,000 CEES AT $35 PER ACHE, AD JOINING THE' TWIN FALLS TRACT. EASIEST KIND OF TERMS. LAND NOW OPEN FOR EN TRY. L0GAN-SHERW00DIREALTY CO. Watch ear wlndew for the big watch display. - JEWELERS. 0. R. & N. Watch Inspectors STEWARD OPERA HOUSE II. 0. STEWARD MANAGER. One Week, IGHT, Oct. 6 THE ECKHARDT COMPANY SUPPP0BTIXG MISS JOSEPHINE DEFFRY In a splendid selecUon of high-class plays, change of plays each Bight OLIVER J. ECKHARDT. Nay night, "in The Bishop' . Carriage.' "The Mask Ball" rrlcc s 10c, 20c, and 30c. Omitting Thurs-day night, October 7th. GEORGE PALMER, President C. S. WILLIAMS, 2nd Asst Cashier. F. J. HOLMES, Vice-President W. H. BRENHOLTS, Asst. Cashier "' F. L. METERS. Cashier. La Orande National Bank Of La Drande Oregon CAPITAL AND SURPLl)S?$l7fj,0U0 united: states depository DIRE -TORS M. Beny J. D 'Matheson F.J.Holmes F. M. Brjkit C C Pennington JF. L. Meyers Geo L.. Cleaver W. I, Brenholts George Palmer V 1 2,000POUNDS ' OF :' COM for $8 Weighed on Citv Scales Rock Springs Lump or j Nut delivered to art part a of the - city City scales ticket delivered with load. G.E,FOVJLER Our Cream Wafers ME ALWAYS FRESH ' E.D. SELDERS ceater f the city s hI,) an jr-id a -rindid XN i . .