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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1909)
mxncfl Osstfc.fcKxl bRtAbfc. uitf-I.O THUESDAY, DECEMBER 1909. U GRAHDE EVENING OBSERVER Published Darty Except Sunday. GEOEUE II. ITEBKY. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. United Press Telegraph Service. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Dam. 'Ingle copy Sc Daily, per month 65c Dally, six months In advance ...$3.50 Dally, one year In advance $6.50 Weekly, six months In advance . . 75c Weekly, one year In advance ....$1.00 Entered at the postofflce at La Grande as second-class matter. Tbta paper will not publish any article appearing over a nom de plume. Signed articles will be re vised subject to tbe discretion of the editor. Please sign your articles and save disappointment Ownership By Heirs. It often happens thai a man dies owning real estate without having made his wilL The title of such lands passes by force of law to the heirs of the de ceased. They each then hold an equal undivided interest. If there are fire, the deed of four will not convey a perfect title. Such an Incomplete conveyance Is often the saurce of endless trouble. ShouN the purchaser not happen to know of the existence of the fifth heir he may be unconscious of the flaw In his title, and may be evicted years afterward through no fault of his own. Take no such chances. Demand an abstract from T. R. Oliver. ST mm Advertising Bates. Local reading notices 10c tnr line first Insertion; 5c per line for each subsequent Insertion. Resolution of condolence. 5c a line. WILL RESTOCK THE BUNKERS It has been announced that the O. R. ft Co. Is planning to refill the lo cal coal bunkers in the near future. It will be remembered that In the latter part of July fire broke out in the coal and In order to extinguish tbe deeply laid flaines and save the coal from de struction, practically the . entire amount had to be hauled out. In the bunkers where the fire occurred about 20,000 tons of coal was Btored. When the refilling begins a large crew of men will be put on. While the exact grade of coal that will be brought in has not been announced it is certain the company will try a dif ferent kind in order to prevent if pos Bible a reoccurrance of the disastrous bunker fire of last sumer. The coal In which the fire broke out last summer was valued at about $140,000. XOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior at La Grande, Oregon. November 11, 1909. Notice Is hereby given that John W. Maitland of Van couver. Wash., who on Oct 6, 190S made timber and Etone sworn etate oent No. 01859, for NE 1-2. NW 1-2 and NW 1-4 NE 1-4 Sec 16, and S 1-2 S3 1-4 Sec. 9. Township 5 South Range 36 East Willamette aeridiaa has filed no tice of his intention to mane final um ber and stone proof, tu csiatlisu claim to the land above described, be fcr; tz rclctcr uzl tccviet vl ill Tnlted States Lan1 Office at La Grande Oregon, on the 10th day of February, 1910. Claimant names as witnesses: John F. Pender of Vancouver, Wash., David C. Brlchoux of La Grande, Oregon. John Kissel! of Vaacouv., Task, 1 Basel Lever of Portland, Oregon. F. C. Bramwell, Register. (11-25-12-21) dodaij iS C$rand bargain Jale is Qo'mg on SALEI SALE! SALE! Big Battle! Blase of Bargains Such a Sight and Scene of Such;- Sensational . Everything going! People Still Corn- Buying as They Never Selling ins! "ew Play at Pastin'e. A new comedy will be the change at he Pastime tonight. It Is entitled "Flora's Elopement" and has positive 's some of the most comical situations ? r seen In a play, or in real life, for Kt matter. Favorable comments are being t.eard on all sides in regard to the PfcStlme Orchestra. This orchestra doesn't attempt to play classical se lections. Tannheuser," "William Tell" and tbe like their specialty is dance music and they are said to ex cell any orchestra in Eastern Oregon for the number of pieces, and some of the larger orchestras, regardless of size. Through Tickets To all Eastern Points On Sale by O.R. N. Agents CUM BAKE IS DELAYED Because the shipment of Clams and crabs did not arrive here, Chief Jones is unable to play the host tonight and the firemen's fed has been postponed until further announcement. The postpenement does not mean an annullment of the spread for it is announced that this event will take place on a later date. X44 ai Theatre S. A. GARDINIER, Prop, ft Mgr. o Bought Before! vom! ojofin! GEn! $60,000 worth of clean seasonable merchandise, including Ready-to-Vlear Garments and the entire stock on sale at prices as never known in La Grande before. Cornel Come today. Selling is increasing; a great day for every body. SAllE STOPS Dec. 6th. PICTURE SHOW. Webster Circuit Week Beginning Nov. 22nd. via Canadian Pacific Soo-Spokane Route iO A.M. Every Day From O.R. ON. Depot Spokane EIc ct I Ic Lighted Train de Luxe ST. PAUL CHICAGO and EAST VAUDEVILLE AND MOVING w O'NEAL AND MARIQN Burlesque on Uncle Tom's cat) e In. e THE KENMORES. . . Willie and the Dolls. . "Is It Human or Wax. Two reels of Moving Pictures '..' Two performance every night Door open at 7 and first per- formance at 7:30; Second per- formance at 8:S5. e Matinee Wednesday and Sat- et urday Evening Price: 10c and 20c . Kinqsley & Coger Shoes Repaired ! HELP! The man that is willing to help you. Ordinary sales are often, a real sale that has a reason and is benefit ting to the public is seldom seen in action. . . Now is the opportunity of several years. . . You have a clean stock to select from, a magnificent array of bargains positively satisfaction assured and your money back on demand. CAN YOU? Do yourself such injustice in staying away when such grand bargain feast is here before you. , . There is only a few days more and the big battle will be over. Think the matter over and lay in your supplies of winter goods tomorrow. . . .Come earl yand come every day.. . The crowds are still coming.. . There is a pick of bargains on every counter. Join Hands and all come together now! Sale tuns few more days only . The crowds keep coming; people are still buying. Details, Berths, Literature, ad- dress Local Agents O. R. ft N. Two frst class workmen. All work' turned out with dispatch and guaranteed. THE OLD PRESTON STAND. 0)' LA GRANDE, OREGON U. M. JACKSON, T. P. A. 4. X TARTC1 swat X H Wall 8U Spo&ane.
