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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1909)
1 v i :., 1 I.IAlYOFT lijj DJJIiAYED FALL SHIPME NTS THAT vhtt tt a tv BEENANXIOUSLY L -RECEIVED AND . BETTER COME NO W A2U LOOK whUMmTUM S0RTMENT3 ARE COMPT.TItS" JET NOVELTIES OF AIL BARETTES. COLLAR PI NS. NECKLACES. Blacli and LINEN TAILORED WAISTS tj 'ISK PATTERN HATS. . . ; ELASTIC BELTS IN ALL COLORS 7 VI I f f " FOR THE " 7" , .... . .... 1 ..,;; , Exclusive afrentg for Mundin Underwear for ladies and children. i : :.':! . Our Work Pleases It you have never tad H. I WINN tlean. press, aye or repair your tlothes, give him your next order.; Ladies' Silk and Net Waists a Speciatty rtone. Blacr: fFl and la. 411. lo to j rear of C. C. Pecnlngton' clothln f tr. .' 1 ! .. 1 ' '."-' '' ' :. Ill g il lb "Stay SatWaaoiyTfengt . i?, j 3 .it SOH .SPECIAL MONARCH i.-ri ., .. TIRES . FEA Polished Toi. iT: " ' Needs no btov blacking. Duplex Draft. . , ' - Tho only common-sense- draft , system Ia use. ' CbmpU"tTA8bet6s" Lining." ""7TT A triple wall at every polo: t exposed to heat ' ; ' KINDS. , , ,v LETS. TIARIAS. BACK COMBS. ETC. Colored f Ta Llfeta INDIES' AND MISSES. KLAVOO CAPE (THIS niWD UAQ3 AN D PURSES OF ALL KINDS. , NEW DRESS GOODS. THE QUALI TY STORE. WEAK, WEABT 1V03IEX, Learn the Cause of Bally Woes and . , End Them. -When the back aches and throbs. , When housework is torture. ; When night brings no rest, nor sleep When urinary disorders set in. Woman's lot Is a weary one. 1 There Is a way to escape these woes. Doan's Kidney Tills cures ; ; such woes. 1 ' ' . ' '.- ' - Have cured thousands. , , Read this woman's testimony: Mrs. Putman Yeck, of' Elgin, Orei;; says: "I have known of the merit of HOWARD! Howard wood and coal grates will burn either wood 'Hate wood and coal grates anil burn either wood : br 'coat No one expects to buy strictly high grade goods at the prica of "cheap "stuff. " but some think that a high price guaran- , tees high Quality: Ddn't make this mistake in buying a range, " Many ranges "of ordinary construction are priced high or even higher than the incomparable Xonarco. . ' '; ' . ''. : wiiES you but a rakqeII '- '. ;o.-iFln out 'bat it is made of and how. built! You have a right ', ', , tQ .( know j these (fhlngs. Any man selUog ranges who says,, . r "OUr range iS a fuelflftVeiS- nArfnrf hnVar " and atnna laiw t . 'if ;a8ts election on youryintelllgence.t. It , these things ar - true Of any range! there 11 1 rnnn tnr tt a ranonn vnn pan - see ""and1 understand--a ' reason you hav a right to know be- . . ! fore Wing. ! 1 4 5 , ' , - fWe can 'show id a Monarch range exacUr ; why It does what We claim! ' Come and see" how the Maleab.a Iron and.; Bteel platea" are riveted 'solidly together, Insuring a tight range for unlimited time. Let us0 explain . how tight, permanent , seams are possible only in" ranges where Malleable iron is used. We en9?t you. how tight, solid construction is necessary to everything ;you want most In your new ranget-prompt ure ,serTjce long ,llfe-anl , fuel economy. t , ;;, W, i: BOHNEMiMP tO - . . !.,..,. ... . ,. t t , , , ,. at imnr n uioson 8 US', BRACE R ! f ! I , 1 ! : SEASON NOVELTY,) '.:s't;-C Doan'g Kidney Pills for a long time. nen sunenng from an attack of a lame back accompanied by pains in my kidneys I procured this remedy and began Its use.'If I sat '"long the pains were always 'more severee and I felt languid and dizzy upon first aris ing in the morning, Doan's Kidney Pills removed the backache reeulated the passages of the kidney secretions' and benefitted me In every way." ; For sale by all dealers' Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York sole agents for the United stitao Remember the name Doan's and take no other. : . . HEATING or coal Waists BOOZE CASE 1 1 at.'. DOLtALDSOX OF SIMS E RT1 LL fc' IS I PLACED 05 TBIAL Court Again Hearing Another Alilfi. i.. "Guilty lil sob Trial after one j ; By returning a verdict ot guilty iu ! the. case..; of IWly. Donaldson, cf j Summervllle. , charged - with selling i whlskef to A. Q A Glenn; another boot j legging case was dispensed with this forenoon and the court was ready e ; gain to turn Its attention to RalDh At- kinson, who had been given a whole half a day's rest. In the trial emu yesterday Atkinson was found guilty a.id will be sentenced In the morning, j The Donaldson case was the oat i come of the trouble in which Wilbur j of Union was Involved ta"nd. alleged to . Xln wiiwaerabie-sutn at gamb ling last winter. Wilbur "also -paid a ifine for gambling in answer t? an jp dictment brought against hims .'at the last spring's term of court , ..'.."w. The Atkinson case under Hfd this auerooon is menucaiiy tne saine as the; one settled yesterday, with the exception of one day. The same man, Keller, it is alleged, got the same kind of a bottle of whisky at thQ same place the day before he got the other one." ' '4 That Judge Ramsey is to be glvei an opportunity to come before the grand Jury and tell of his knowledge of the alleged wholesale violations of the' prohibition laws : of La Grande was promised him by DistrictAttor ney" Ivanfioe in a lively little tilt In the Atkinson trial this afternoon. 1 Rayburn was on the stand under fire of cross examination by Rams3y, when he was asked In order to show malicious prosecution. If he was not aware of the general violation .of th prohibition laws in this city. ir i object to that question," exclamed Ivanhoe, and turning to Mr. Ramsev, said: "You will have an opportunity to air all that before the grand Jury. Why have you not given some of your knowledge to the district attorney'or the grand Jury before?" : t, . , -y l am not being paid $2,300 per year to enforce the laws,"" retorted Judge Ramsey.?- '. ; . ? .'' ; i'You will be paid your fees at the next session of the grand Jury," ex claimed the district attorney. Judge Knowles recalled the attor neys to their paths of duty by re minding them that all this, fuss was foreign, to the case In hand, and soon the trial was going, on,, again. t ; t -iContinued. From Page One,V ; , He was ovationed. -. vi s ; -t , 3 ; l Bush singled. Cobb out Infield. Wag ner.! fumbled Crawford's drive ? but caught him at first Delehanty doubled Bcorlng Bush. Morlarty walked and T. Jones fledUr :-y.vT ..;!( ' .kw ii . -,5 Sixth Inning. i -.t.-i v V Wagner filed and Miller singled. Ab stein fouled and miller ;wa doubled while trying to reach -Becond. Camita replaced.Wmia for Pittshurg. Schmitx welcomed him by .doubling to right Schnil'dt caught at third on Mullln's grounder. D. Jones forced Mul lln.; Jones stole second. Bush walked. Mr. Tyrus Cobb doubled, scoring D. Jones.' Crawford Bled. v '" ' " -x : v serent nlnninfc- J ' " ' ' 4 Wilson' filed arid Gibson slngiea. Hy att batted for Camnltz but 1 died at first; "Byrne filea.1 ' ' f ' ati ' "r ' 1 Pnilllpl pltcnlng' for Pittsburg.1 ' : I Delehanty'. fanned'. MoriartyAdled at ! first. T. J,ones popped. ' 0 " : ' cignm inning. . ' . Lsacb fouledjClark fanned and Wag- 'ner filed, Schmidt out Inheld. Mullln doubled. ! D. Jones sacrificed. Bush popped. ' mth Inning tjTV Miller and 'Absteln singled. Wilson's bunt scored Absteln Wilson ran into T. Jones knocking the Tiger's first baseman out. Crawford went to" first. Mclntyre left field, D. Jones to center field. Absteln out at plate on Gibson's roller. Abbatichlo batting for Philllpl. Unned. Wilson out trying steal third, "Katy" Clwinges Hands. NEW YORK. Oct 14. It. is reported In financial circles that the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway, known as the "Katy' road, has passed Into the hands of Edward Hawley. whd was recently in tbe limelight as, the .successor of Harrimari." Hawley is said- to be an exceptionally powerful railroad man. ,. : BerolatioB Sweeping. . BLUEFIELD, Nicaragua Oct 14. (Bynvireiessitla.. Colbn.)-f-A revolu tion directed against the recently , de posed President Zelaya. Is, iow sweep ing the country. The people are gen erally accepting the provisional pres ident. The regular troops that are still Joyal to Zelaya are reported to! be la a skirmish with the Insurgents and hard fighting is expected at any time. Aid For Bill j Boy. SAN BERNARDINO. CaL.Oct 14. A report from the desert indicates that the PIuM kddians are raising to Ihe aid of their tribesman Billy Boy. nrniiMo in iiLiimwj 111 , ..'Hi LA RGB CORTEGE ' FOLLOWS BODT ,. ' -.' r v.'k"ri' - -Grand Old Man;" of C-ounty Burlsd With Fitting Senices. - - hh m'arcrs. , J. A. Arbuckle: v. t r T. J. Scroggin. " . Hugh McCall. Fred B. Currey: E. D. Cox. Ed. Collldge. , Honorary Members. J. C. Henry. .; v , Joseph Palmer. '! "",' . HenryYoung.- 1 ; , Joseph Anson. ; DaId Bay. ! ' ! ' F Joseph Jones. T .W. Crawford. . ' " - J. L. Caviness. - t ? One of the largest fun slons In years' late this afternoon,' marked the 'burial 'of William t ftn' wa UVU" grass from the Presbyterian church' At 11 o clock the remains were taken to, the church where, under the direct ion of the Odd Fellows the body lay in state untfl 3 o'clock When the casket was ciosea to remain closed. The services at the church vara .o. very short Rev. w. 8. RBmn officiating minister, spoke very briefly irun me ,tneme, opportunities of a wrettme," and his tribute to the dead pioneer before him was fitting Ha CI A A rf naAiU. .!''-' "''it, H What an Abstract Contain. :A complete absractof titfe to a given tract of land contains? VA true jdat Of the land. . A doineise etatemefit of the transfers ! j ', - ' , ; 7rshlp of the tract, a, logical order, from the government J Special showing "as to niort'ir.' taxes; liens, charges, or assessments Sf wnatever kind that affects the title. A certificate as to the search, .. , !The certificate must; mean someth ing. The abstract Is of no value unless W !can he relied upon,. If the, abstract is isaedf by a . responsible company it 11 jass muster anywhere. ' . 'bur'abstracts'stands the feat ' : :1 T: ' :l' J.aoUVER. ' A STEADY DRAIN.' s,fk Mneys Weaken the Whole Body I I-T-aaae 10a in, Langnld . ,. ; And Depressed. - , Sick kidneys weaken -V'th. vj through the continual drainage of life giving albumen from th MrA . vv. utty the urine, and the subsUtuUon of pols- RESTING PLACE onous urio.ac'1 Uuit goes br .through tha Bystem, sowlne th of disease. 1 Loss of album weakness, languor, depression, v, poisoning causes rheumaUc pain J vousness, nausea, cricks in the b gravel and kidney stones. The pre treatment la a kidney treatment. the beat remedy Is .Doan's Kit. Pills. Here Is good proof In the f, lowing testimonial: James M. Johnson, Main st, iv Ore., says: "I can heartily ' ref mend Doan's Kidney Piu8, as I it ' iuey are a rename remedy for kidt. complaut - Constant . standi brought on my kidney trouble ani suffered intensely.' A customer ' recommended Doan's Kidney Pm, l me, saying that they had been means of saving his life. I ,,,, duced to try them and in a hnrt i f I nva's convinced that hey Uvea J in rAnfAffantaffnn. T t,AA ' . k Kldne Pills on v seVeral f. becaair, ... since then and have 'alwai-a" rac'pir 1 prompt relief." . ' Forj.salevby alhdealeA Prica a ! cents." f oster-Mllburn "Co. Buffalo. New' York, sole agents for the Unltwi states.' . . . ... v Remember the name Doan's fad take no other. xjm your eyes trouble . you vh - . " ' :'a reading or studying after night? Do you have headaches or dlzivnoca i. irritated smarting or watering eye. or granulated' UdsJ Do you eet m riding? All of these allmntfl caused by the evom l. shape, too long or short (near or fat sight), unevenness of the. front cornea. (OstlgmaUsm of the eyes, al so Dy tne effects of age. which can bos our near point of vision to rrthenA - v UU iauuc,r way eacn, year . after 'tea years of age UH finally we have u put on glasses to bring It back tqt convenient dlsUnce. . .: ; . ; " If you have any of these troubles call on me. 1 will furnish glasses, the most up-to-date styles and. best ips dally ground lenses at 'a price much less - than the traveling optician! charge, and I give your eyes a double test by different methods with differ' ent instruments, one test proves th Other. t , ;';j' I guarantee all my work, i maks no charge for testing Where glasse are not required "or when I lit glasses. Give me a trial And be convinced. H. W. HEWITT. i ; Optometrist ft Jeweler 1 1212 1-2 Adams ave.. La Grande. On aai REDUDED COLONIST RATES WESTBOUND CHICAGO 1310ft v ST. LOUIS $32.00 ST. PACL $25M' i-orresponang rates from all points east of these terrain- 1 VOlntS to all atoll... : , n ""11 1 1 0KEG0S - " - WASHLNGTOX ' IDAHO ' ..yir';?.-tJ';;.- CANADIAN ; r PACIFIC RR S00-SPOKANE K01TT17. TICKETS wjiTbT deUvred"To any address by man or wire on amount being denositA tf nn. used refund made in full. Particulars G. M. JACKSON Ton. nmn .,, . o. tAtttMt P' A. ; Gen. Agt ' H Wall St, Spokane. I" a t44A wwwWa ' . '. V': v " ' . IP J