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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1909)
EYEXISG CBSEBYEB4.A GRA3DE, ORE P. OX WEDNESDAY, NOYEMBEB 17, 13l0. - ii 4 Mew arm Neat, New Patterns, Just Arrived in Coats and i. One Piece Dressss For Ladies 3 jb' '1 v'- 1 ! . liii'' WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND EXAMINE THESE G ARM ENTSC A R EFU LL Y AND TO c6mPARETHEM WITH others! . TRY IT OX and see Into which beautiful lines the garments fall, with no puling or binding and how shapely and smart it all Is. " SOTHIJiG TOO GOOD FOB WOOLTEX. New Wooltex and Selgel coats ' $18.00 to $30.00 AN ELEGANT SHOWING OF ONE PlECCE DRESSES IN ALL COLORS AND MATERIAL . . 113.50 to $254)0 jcoats sl'lTs nxmr., FC'.iWtXL OFXiiSED "WOMEN, BXRS ' We're Showing a Complete Line of Gordon Furs and Your Inspection of this Line in- JN. L. W E THE QUALI TY STORE. T 1 - - ' " 't-j. j - na-j.-aaBi.rT;H-TriT " i I I II l I ThtSuy S&tlsfoaory"R&ngt HOWARD HEATING STOVES Howard wood and coal grates will burn either wood or coal SOME SPECIAL MONARCH FEA TURES rulixliod Top. Needs no stove blacking. Duplex 1fft." The only rommoa-sense draft system In use. Complete Asbestos Lining. A triple wall at every exposed to heat. Have vjood and ct- grstee tu,c burn either wood or coa No one expeota to . etrlcth t-lgh grade goods at the pr of "cheap stuff," bu v me itr that a high prfce guara tees high quality. Dim ; hf mistake in buying a range. Many ranges of ordinal v tCLktrt. are priced high or even higher than the Incomp -ibis . wnE iol ' c ; e- Fin4 out what it Is made ot ouilt! You have a right to know those things. Any tan selling ranges who says, "Our range is a fuelsaver a perfect baker," and stops htere. casts a reflection on your Intelligence. If these things are true of any range, there la a reason for it a reason you can see and unJerstand a reason you have a right to know be fore buying. We can show in a Monarch range exact why it does what we claim. Come and eeo how the Maleab.e Iron aud steel plates are riveted solidly together, insuring a tight range fo unltmited time. Let us explain how tight, permanent seams are possible only in ranges where Malleable Iron Is used We can show you how tight, solid construction Is necessary to everything you want most in your new range-prompt, sure sen Ice long life an: fue". economy. . point W.H. BOHNENKMJIP CO TV0 FATAL . ACCIDENTS CHARLES DELAXEY DIES OF HIS I INJURIES NEGRO KILLED. Unknown Negro Decapitated and Body Split Lengthwise. A coroner's Jury met at 3 o'clock this afternoon to deliberate upon the two violent deaths that occurred yes terday upon the railroad. Charles De laney, the young engine wiper whose tragic fate was detailed In the Obser ver last evening, died after several hours of terrible agony,: through which he was conscious. His brother. James Delaney, started from Missouri last night and is on his way to La Grande at the present time. At the same hour the jury will pass upon the death of an unknown negro who was riddled and torn to shreds by a train above Hilgard and the body brought into this city last even ts N? trace cf asy politic" of identification could be found on the body. The only objects aside froin the unfortunate man's clothing were an old blll-of-fare, and a sack of cig arette tobacco. The negro's body was cut into two seperate pieces, lenglh wise and his head was off. He "had been caught by the car wheels ami shaved along several rods before be ing ripped open. GUARD FRUIT FROM COLD UNION COUNTY DELEGATION AT AITLE SHOW OPTIMISTIC. Cnrrcy and Collegues Highly tlalde i Over AdvertNlnir. In a most optimistic letter from M:-. Fred Currey at the National A:.n?r show in Spokane, President Collier of the Commercial Club was informed th's rooming that the exhibition '-as one of the best ever made in the Unit ed states.' Mr. Currey states that r.ioi e effective advertising U to be realiie-j cu rng the eight days of this 6liov luu.i during yie entire summer at the A .1. P. The weather is making it porss'li'.e to keep the fruit in perfect coalition. On Sunday night the Union people stayed up with the exhibits all niftivt to keep them from freezing. Tin rte uaLd for Information regarding Uhlon county is so strong that 1,500 pieces of advertising matter were given ciit during rt first two hours of the show. C.-jMi. Ronde people are stre ousi.' uruei! vo attend the show. - LAUDERM1LK CASE DELAYED CASE IX WHICH STATE IS PLAIN . TIFF HEARD TODAY. Principals Arrive From Union In Rigs To Fight the Case. that he had at the time of the alleged trespass a. man and a woman on the I lace; and that Ludemllk caa;e m tht night, dumped a load of lumber cn the grounds and began building a house. Townley also showed deeds of con veyance from the state down to biai. The case is in substance a trial of title to the land, whether the land was ever transferred to the state by the government as swamp lands or not. Townley further testified to the re claming of the land by means of the state ditch to shut Catherine creek out of the old Tule lake. He also dug other ditches to drain the land in dispute. Jones, the man who is working for Townley and living on the land 'tes tified to fencing around the land, nn.l also to seeing one morning a nvi frame house going up on the land. He said also that Townley ordered Loud ermllk off the place but the hitter re fused to go. Credit Men Meet , New York, Nov. 17 Men who play a large part in sustaining the business of the country on a sound basis are gatherel in New York today for the annual convention of the National Asociation of Credit Men. Delegates from all over the land express them selves as well pleased with the com mercial outlook, and declare that the lmuon is racing a season of unex ampled prosperity. PREVENT RIOT DY MOURNERS MILITIA BUSHING TO CHERRY TO FOBSTALL TROUBLE. Serious Complications Believed to be Coming a tThe Mine town. Commercial Men Organize. Cintinatia, Nov. 7 A permanent organisation of the secretaries of the commercial ' bodies of the Middle West will be perfected at a meeting commenced here today. Cherry, Ills .Nov. 17. Fearing that the miners of the camp will break out in a riot when the bodies of the 400 victims of. the St. Paul mine Are are brought to the surface, two com panies of militia today were brought to Cherry and have encamped around the mourth of the mine shaft. The miners of the district are in an ugly mood and claim that the company have needlessly sacrificed the Uvea of their men in order to save their prop erty. Another company of militia is being held in readiness at Monmouth. Captain Hall, in command of the state troops has Issued orders that the, militia render all the service that they cau io assist in tne recovery of the bodies of the victims. Knights Templars Attention. . There will be a regular meeting' of the Commandry at the Masonic Hall this eveningrat 7:30. Business ot im portance. All members requested io be present. By order of EMMINENT COMMANDER. mvLf mm ii ii i n m m . i Passenger Trains Late. Passenger Number 7, due at 9:25 a. m. did not arrive until after 4 p. m. today. HORSES FED Horses fed hay $4.00 per month. J. E. Reynolds & Son. Phone Farmers 64. (N15-27) J. A. OLIVER. 4t Gasoline wcod saw. Phone orders to Black 1851. Complete equipment for resetting and repairing rubber buggy tire's. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS 2te ii . FiirGERALO, Proprietor Machine Shops and Foundry Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co. Timothy Alfalfa Wild Wheat Oats Mixed Oats Rolled Barley Wheat Bran Shorts Flour, Poultry Supplies and Wood ' GIVE US A TRIAL PHONES: Black t2U Independent 5H1 Owing to a badly delayed train the trial of L. D. Loudermilk on a charge of trespassing on the premises of W. J. Townley near Hot Lake did not get started until shortly before noon today. W. J. Townley was the first witness on the stand and showed iht 'ie was and had been for 1 1 years SSSZE3BUIlu Placable possession . of the l ind- w" - Burglary, Theft and Larceny Insurance OCB POLICY COVEBS AH onsehold goods and personal affects, belonging ot any member of the family or guest, against loss by burglary, theft or lareony, In cladlng thefts by servants r other employees. ALSO COYEBS DAMAGE To property, plumbing and other fixtures. AUows six months varan ey vfltbont notice. So co-Insurance. JTo Inventory of the traaerty Is necessary. BATES FOB A YEAR. Private Residences an Apartment Booses. J1.000, $12.50; $2,000, $22.50: $3,000. $30.00; $4,000. $35.00; $5,000. $40. Each Additional $1,000 $5.00 Stables. Each $1,000 15 00 Yaeant houses (plumbing fixtures and damage to bonses eaek ,1')" $10.00 LOGAN-SHERWOOD REALTYCO Oh IS THE ONLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY RECIEVING A TELEGRAPHIC NEWS SERVICE- cents per month "
