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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1909)
WEEKLY OBSZBTXBA lULUL. VhW'-" IBID AT, NOTEXBEB 12, 1909. U GRAHDt EVEHiHG OBSERVER PabUshed Bailv Jveept Bandsy. GEORGE H. Cl'RREY. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. United Press Telegraph 8ervlee. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: -Dlli, rngle copy ............. Be JDally, per month 65o DUj, six months in IiItum .'..$3.50 . .Sally, one year In advance $8.60 Weekly, tlx month In advance . . 76c Weekly, one year In advance ....$1.00 Entered at the postoffice at La Grande as eecond-cIaM matter. Tbli paper will not publish any article appearing over a nora de plume. Signed articles will be re vised subject to the discretion of the editor. Please sign your articles and save disappointment Advertising Bates. aiUi iHuui uuutiee loc uwr line first Insertion; 6c per line foe each subsequent insertion. ' Resolution of condolence, 6c a line. GIVE IT A FAIB TRIAL. The tew montha'preceedlng the last , . lo-jue was whether or not Statement No. 1 was to be adopt ed, now we have the assembly prob lem to tct out. Those who get their Angers schorched in the last cam paign might - take a lesson In the school of experience. The present sys tem, while It is new and subject to tome criticism nevertheless, the rot tenness of the on convention, system la this state was the causa of the people adopting the direct . primary law, and the memory ot the past will keep many from desiring to retrace their steps. Better give the new law a few more trials belora it is declared a failure. Remember the .state has been rid of bosses for at least two years, something that has not been possible for the preceedlng twenty nve. DANGER IX SIGHT. A leader or a statesman is certainly needed in Spokane. Things should be called to a halt. Both sides are play-, ing the game too strong and neither side is big enough to give and take, so that matters could straighten out of themselves. Instead of putting the would-be orators on a rock pile, under present conditions, they had better give them a barbaque and sentence them Individually to speak for two hours In the center of the street. Of course talk and suggestions are cheap at a long distance, but if something is not done, and that very soon, the un dertakers will be reaping a harvest rhlle'the nation Is being dishonored. xt . ' CANNON' IX DANGER. Six weeks hence congress will as semble and the Indications are that this will be one of the livliest sessions held in many years, Uncle Joe Cannon will have to keep his ear pretty close to the ground or he may have diffi culty In retaining his seat. ILdoes not seem possible to defeat him, he is a man of large experience and it no doubt would be a loss to the country In general If he were, but it is evi dent that he has abused his power and if he does not follow a more open door policy it might be beneficial to the country at large to retire him to his seat on the floor. FURNITURE FACTORY NEEDED. There seems to be a rplendld open ing In this city for a small furniture factory. After it was thoroughly estab llshed it might not be so small. Most all large factories had' a beginning. During the last few weeks freight rates have advanced and this would materially help a local industry. There are many thousands of dollars worth .of pine and fir furniture Bhtpped In to Baker, Union, Wallowa and Umatil la counties that could be made just as cheap here as in Portland Or Tacoma. BARGAIN. TJpos a Hardmaa Parlor Grande Piano. To be sold at a very low price, and upon easy term sof payment Those considering the purchase of a strictly high grade piano, and one of the finest shipped to Eastern Oregon, this deal Is open for your consideration. G. M. RICHEY, Postmaster. i Bock Sprlns CoaL In transit Order now and get sum ne prices GRANDE RONDE CASH CO. Jhona Main a. Either phone. N 6-10 VISiLPLANT MASAGEB HABS05 AKD EASTMAN CAPITALISTS HEBE. . Have With Them Engineer Who la- tailed Present Water System. Manager F. A. Harmon of the East em Oregon Light & Power Company and Superintendent C. A. Fernald of Baker City, are in La Grande today looking over the line and plants re cently purchased .from the Grande Ronde Electric Company. With them are E. O. Cummlnga and . Hedtord Shore and George G. Shedd, two of the eastern capitalists who are interested jointly with the Baker City men in the big projects in Eastern Oregon. lue party came In last evening from Cove, where they have been inspect ing the power plant and today will l:;It .Morgan lake. This Is Superintend ent Fern aid's first visit to La Grande although Manager Harmon has been here a number of times. , Engineer Cummlnga Is the man who planned the Morgan lake enterprise for the old company. When asked regarding the possibil ities of the Eastern Oregon Light and Power Company putting in electric railroads Manager Harmon said the company contemplated no direct work in that line now. He said that they were preparing, however, to furnish power w any other company that might plan to build a line. Mr. Cummina 17 yeara ago put in the present water work system for -a Grande and has been identified with several big engineering projects of tho Eastern portion of Oregon. He naturally interested u the ew water project which is to displace the old one of such long standing. ASTHMA REMEDY. Gives prmpt and positive relief In every case. Sold by druggists, price $1.00. Trial package by mail 10 cents William's Mfg. Co. Prop. Cleveland. Oblo. A. T. Hill. Druggist i d LOCAL PLAYHOUSES. d The thirty-two youngest, and it is safe to say the prettiest, girls ever seen In musical comedy will be found in "Lo," on Monday night at the Stew ard opera house. All but five of them were totally Inexperienced when they attended their first reherBal and as a consequence they work with a dash and enthusiasm which is impossible to I obtain with more blase and experienc ed girls. The work Is play to them and they smile and laugh and romp through the eighteen musical numbers which A. Baldwin Sloan wrote for 'Lo" with as much enjoyment as have the aud ience Itself. When "Lo" is presented here, It will have been played only about 30 times and as a consequence, the costumes and scenery are all ab solutely new and fresh, for it goes to the Grand Opera House, Chicago for a long run very soon. Absolutely no ex pense was spared In producing it. Al ready people all over the country are whistling its "Little Old Main Steet," 'You can Always be My Sweetheart", Tammany on Parade," "Good morning Mr. Sailor," "Snap Shots," and "Tu catan." The seat sale opens Saturday at Van Burens. Price 50c to $1.50. These are the same prices charged for "Lo" at the Bunglow theatre Portland, November 12 and 13, and during its phenomlnal two week's engagement in Seattle. ' . "Happy Hooligan" Laxt Night One of the largest houses for several weeks ventured out last night to the Scenic theatre to witness "Happy Hooligan" a "45 minutes from ennlu comedy and it Is not overestimating when we say they laughed 44 min utes of the 45. This scream maker will be on at the Scenic for the balance ot tho week with Saturday matinee and closes Sunday night. Come and have a laugh with Hooligan. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice Is hereby given that the on derslgned hss been appointed admin' Istratrlr of the estate of S. M. Bloom deceased, and that all claims against ' ennaa fca HffitrlT va-i- 1ml and filed lfn roe emdenrtgned at her home In Cove, Oregon, or with T. 8. Ivanhoa, her attorney, at his office In La Grande, Oregon within sis months from this date. Dated at La' Grande, Oregon, this lhi day of October, 1SU. ... .-, ' - - HELEN B. BLOOM. Administratrix. " The Best Plaster. A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on to the affected parts Is superior to any plaster. When troubled with a lame back or pains In thes side or chest, give It a trial and yon are cert ain to be more than pleased with the prompt relief which It affords. Tula liniment also relieves rhuemstl? pain and la certain to relieve anyjne suf haa filed notice of Intention to make ferlng with that disease. Sold br fell good dealers. ,. Treasurer Notice. Notice if hereby given that there are funds on band to pay all county warrants Issued prior to August 1, 1DU8 and that Interest on same will wmmtC mTU. luiuef ad, itfUv. JOHN FRAWLET. County Treasurer, Notice of Fmu Settlement Notice Is hereby given that William McBeth, executor of t he estate of Duncan McBeth, deceased, has filed his final account in aald estate In the county court of the State of Oregon for Union county and that the Hon. J. C Henry. Judge of said court, has appointed Thursday, November 18th, 1901, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. at the court house In La Grande, Union county, Oregon, at the time and place for hearing objections thereto and th settlement thereof WM. MC BETH Executor ot aid estate. R. H. LLOYD, Attorney. Oct 21-28-4-11-18. 3few wants, silk kemcnoa, golf Kioves, Kid gloves, rain coats, eiegant line ot Mexican drawn work, consist ing of waist patterns, handkerchiefs, doileys and other fancy articles at Van Dnyn Co. Well Known Hotel Keeper Uses and Beeommends Chamius'ial , Colle, Cholera and Dlar faera Kemedy. I take pleasure In saying that I have kept Chamberlain's Colic, Chole ra and Dlarrohea Remedy in my fam ily medicine chest for about fifteen years, and have always had satisfact ory results from Its use. Ihave ad ministered It to a great many travel ing men who were suffering from troubles for which it la recommended, and have never failed to relieve them, says J. C. Jenkins, of Glasgow, Ky This remedy la for sale by all good dealers. ....- d PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. d ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. . ETATplicraSRT! " Civil, Mining, rrtimtion Engineering ani jrveylng. ' Estimates, pian and speck flcat'oAS Office in V eukamj Bt 11 ding. La Grande, Oregon. VIA VI. MRS. GRACE McALISTER. Teacher and Manager. Telephone Farmers 1976. WE HAVE SECURED SHERMAN CLAY'S full line of PIANOS and ORGANS The musical instrument that sells strictly for one price to everyone Scott Music Co, PHYSICIAN Si DBrG. W. ZIMMERMAN. Osteopathia Physician. - Office Bonuter Bldg. Office "phone. - Main S3; Residence pnone Black SSL Successor to Ir. Moore. J. H. HUBBARD, M. D. ' Physician and Burgeon. Office in New Bank Building Rooms 20-2L 'Phones: Residence, Main 89: Office. Main 7. DR. A. L. RICHARDSON. Physician and Surgeon. Office over Hill's Drug Store. Office Phone 1362. Residence Main 65. N. MOUTOR. M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Corner Adams ave and Depot at Office Main 88. Residence Mala 69. BACON HALL. Physicians and Surgeons. Office in La Grande National Bank Building. "Phone Main 19. &. T. Bacon. Resilience, Main 18. M.K. Hall. Resldanc. Main K c. n. nrcN. ph. q. m. rx Physician and Surgeon. Special attention given to Eye, Ear 'Nose and Throat Office in La Grande National . Bank . Building. Phones'. Office, Main 2;. Residence, Main 82. VETERINARY SURGEONS. DR. V. A. CHARLTON. " ,. : Veterinary Surgeon. Office at Hill's Drug Store. La Grande. ; Residence Phone Red 70L Offlce Phoiis Black 12 1. v V , :N Independent Phone 63. Both, phones at residence. DR. W. H. RILEY. Graduate Onto Btaia InaiverstV Vacclnatlon, Dentistry and Surgery of all kinds. Country calls promptly answered.' Agents for National Live sxoce Insurance Association. Portland Oregon. Offlce, 14 Adams avenue. Phones: Pacific, Black 190L Independent 373. DENTISTS. J. C PRICE, D. M. D. W , Dentist,: ' Room 23. La Grande National Bank BuIMIng Phono Black 198L -" fEicHEBrftriitrsic; EKLA CARLO CK. Teacher of Piano. Pupil of Pierre Douilet ot the San Jose Conservatory. For children the Burrows course of music study and musical kindergar ten. Studio In the Mahaffey Bldg. ARCHITECTS. ROBERT MILLER. Architect Office 110? Adams avenue. "Phones Pacific, Main L Horn Independent Hfc ft. ATT0BTKI8. C H. CRAWFORD. Artorsty t Law. . Practices In a"il tie courts of the State aud Uiafed 8tatee. Office (a La Qraidq National Baah Building,' La Gvindt , Oregon. . ChsaT 'fi. Cochran ' Qect T. Cochras COCHRAN ft COCHRAN.. AtUnveya, La Grande PaUouii Bank Building. La Grande Oregon WILLIAM M. RAMSEY. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. n.nins IS and 1(1 Hommer Block. Ln Gjii3a.' Oregon. Ji 71 F ATMG 'STOVES F. L. jLilLLiY. HARDWARE AND CROCKERY GEORGE PALMER. President a a WILLIAMS. 2nd Aest Cashier, f. j. HOLMES, Vice-President W. H. BRSNHOLT&V Asat GasaiSm F. U MKYXRS. Caablac La Grande National Bank 50f La 3randa Oregon CAPITALS AND SURPLUS $I70,OUO JNITEDZSI ITES DEPOSITORY . niRK r. M. Bei.y J. D. Matheson C C. Pennington F. L. W. I. Bienholts OmlCream Wafers ARE ALWAYS FRESH SWEET City Grocery and Bakery, L PQLACK, PropJ Bell Phone, Main 75 Independent 1 K-KU-Sl THE OTLT IIWYUL PtXB CTU. Because K does not contain narcotics, terearr. cocaine, lead er aar poisonous drags. Because K.BU-SA cares Oea tL H. Diapeaeaior i earr ingraAiant i sw asaeadaea ta nieaal coaattpaQnsi l ami aM eadoraa B-aMJ-Aa . I have a nice Line of coal and wood beaters at prices to suit all, also the celebrated MAJESTIC STEEL RANGE. For apple pickin I have picking baskets, step Idccrs, box nails,1 box bat-ciit-is, etc. rroRs ' I F. X Holmes P. bL Brys f Meters . Ceo. L. Cleaver I George Palmar j . D. SELDERS CIDER of E-KV-SA. Drs law suAe "talav Decaoae they effect Ue Wats ai and never car Only draa's aTAAiitoias rAav otic hxx
