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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1910)
. - , ' .., . - . - -it. v ..- - .. . , . . .. - 11 -rrr Largest Sale of High Grade Teas in the World I 1-4 lb. II. M. B.y Rr Majesty Blend, 25c; 1 lb., II. M. B. , Her Majesty's Blend. ',$1.00; 1-4 lb. .'Famous 5 o'clock Tea,' 20c; 1-2.' lb. Famous 5 p'clek Tea. Ok. - l ib Famous 5 o'clock Tea 75c; 1-2 lb Capitao House hold Tea, 25c; 1 lb. Capital Household Tea 50 cents.-v , :y L j 4 -S- f.r 1 j K S . i ,. i f. .1 Published Dadj Exeept Sundnj. UEOEttE 1L CURKET. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, ' ' United Press Telegraph Bervlee. , , SUBSCRIPTION RATES; ' Oallj ;3ngle copy ............. Be "Oily, per month ......... . . . . . 65c Mil, six montha in advance ...$3.50 "'ally, ono year in advance ,....$150 v ., i . ... . , , t eekly, six months in advance . . 7&c Weekly, one year in advance ....$1.00 Entered at the postofflce at La Grande aa second-class matter. , . ( This paper will not publish any article - appearing over a nom de plume. Signed articles will be re mind' subject to Ue discretion of uu editor. Pleaeo' sign' your articles and aave disappointment !v,,q . v, , at . ;. larorttnlas RaIm. .-... .:.. Lo"re$ietice8 i6o bit lint JPlJt loBrttoa'; 'per lint foVeacb tubsV Resolution' of1 condolence; Kc a Una. r three to be elected, two each toi the six-year terms to succeed Judge: Slater . and King and a four-years term to succeed Judge McBrlde who was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the advancement to the Federal bench of Judge Bean. Judge Henry Bean, of Pendleton, Is said tr re an aspirant for this honor. , On another pae will be found the address In full of President Collier, delivered ' at the Commercial Clii banquet Monday evening, under the title, "Our New Infant." which hf termed the Chautauqua. President Collier lived in Salem, Illinois, for many years, where a .most successful Chautauqua las ,: thrived for many years and Is ctill Increasing In popu larity;, 'In as much as we are to have a Chautauqua this year we know our readers will ' find much inspiration In this article. .-:."..--"-.: : KORT. MILLER LAID TO BEST STEWARD OPERA HOUSE .'Y'.H v l),,ILr 8T21TAED, E11UGEB. , , , , Funeral ' services. 'of prominent Ar chitect held this afternoon. ..A. ' Tie AsstcuUy AgiiiiL r: Since the meeting of the State Ceni tral Committee toeld v In I Portland this week, considerable ; politics has been talked In every precinct of the tate. First the assemble phi is furthermost In the limelight. How ever this much must be conceded by , all those who are in a measure op posed to the assembly' plan, that if tW assembly was organized and con, ducted with the highest motive to best' conserve the party and 'state; there could be no .objection to It. The tear of the assembly plan Is that it would Id a .measure: return to the old .time" corrupt convention wherein one ,or two bosses would vdictnte the politics of the state. The dlrec-V pri mary plan Is Intensely , popular with the masses for the reason that the boss has been ." eliminated but tbst thoughtful citizen realizes that un less there is some leadership, direc tion, a " plan for the assembling of the active men from all sections of the Btate. to discuss matters, promul gate party policy,' that .party organ!' cation wll! cease.' ' ; ; v .This ' applies to minority as well as to majority parties. In the ab , aence of some such plan of assembly; or stall it convention, if you Insist, the nominees ' who practically nomi nate themselves have as many dlfti; ent platforms as there are candl dates. '.'' '' , It Is more than probable that the ; assembly plan will meet "with little oppositioa in Union county as; far, as tate nominations or platform -. sug: gestlons are concerned, but owing to the fact that there Is little excuse for the holding of a county assem ' bly or convention, our conditions do not require It this year, another year conditions may be different. Every man who aspires to a nomi nation In, this county will he person ally known to the great majority of the voters and as the assembly can-1 dldates must go before the primaries for ratification, there is little excuse . for running the riak of a misunder- standing which might follow such aj convention. ,. - . . The next few weeks those aspiring for office will get themselves before the public. ( At present the names of Andrew C 'Smith,' of Portland; Dr. Wlthycombe. of Corvalhaj Mr. Dlm- mlck, of Oregon Clty ' Charles M. Johns, of tinker "City T Senator Bow ers, of Condon are. considered candl dates for novernor, For Secretary of State,. Govern r Benson Is pn announced candidate and possibly so Is J. B, Coffee, of 'Portland. :. ?V"f 'v'v , For State Treasurer, Ralph .Hoyi of. Portland and Tom Taylor, of Pen dleton are mentioned.", There will no 1 doubt be others, H. S. Dunniway win be a candi date to succeed himself aa state printer. . '" Attorneys from all portions of the ftate will be unusually Interested In Jhe matter of supreme Judges as ".here Despite the condition of the wea: tier this afternoon a' large 'number of: friends alttndeii" the' funeral ser vices, pt the late Robert Mller which took' place 'this afternoon from the Presbyterian church, ey. S. W. See nmnn officiating,' with interment Tai loring 1 nthe Masonic cemetery. Roberi Miller was born In Bosi'n. Mass., November 10, 1851. He llvy the greater pirt of his life in Atlanta Georgia, moving from there to Spa - tenberg, North Carolina, a few yit: i before' coming 'to ' La Grande wha'-e he has lived for the past three yn': He leaves a widow and three ciii'd ren, Isabelle. Robert, Jr., and WT lam Cameron,' an Infant three month eld. Besides the immediate family he leaves a sister, Mrs." Mary Kirk, of this city and four brothers, Will iam Miller of this city, A. C M.lte.' of Enterpriser John Miller of Erie, Pa., and James Miller of Atlanta, Ga. Since coming to La Gnnde the late Mr. Miller operated an ah' tect office and has ,been afflicted Vlth ome of the most extent.! building projects of recent year One, Jlight Only I Thursday, February mh J. OV Harper and Glenn Harper Present Joseph Deirick s In Washington trving's Masterpiece t Rip lai Wfrice The Beautiful American Drama of the Catskills,' llStaged under fhc personal direction of Dejrick PRICES: Orchestra ISc, Orchestra and Dress Circle 50c, tr " f- Week Beginning February 14 r w jwiLLCOCK BROTHERS THE GEORGE t .-o t.-, .. . r ' RETAIL DEPARTMENT Orders jfor j i: We Solicit.Your SHINGLES RUBBEROID ROOFING DEADENiNG FELT . BUILDING PAPER W art irmN furawiiaH1 Mlvtf wurtti .weuH, Quick Transfer j Pbone: Da?, Rd 711. Night. Black 1171. S""1"-".."11 11111 I-"-!. ' ""i',l.'.'".i- SHINING PARLORS For Ladles ana Geritlenten OStT VARI.0B IX THE CItt COURTEOi;S " TREATMENT AND FIRST CLASS SEBTICE ;. FOB TEN CENTS Kext Deor.ia the light Office Treasurer's Call fof City Warrants Notice is hereby given that there are now funds on hand to pay all outstanding warrants issued on Gen eral Fund of La Grande City, up to and including. No. 7470, endorsed April 8; 1S0S. Interest on all warrants on Gene ral Fund from No. 7340 to No. 7470, inclusive, ceases from this date. CAT W. LOGAN, Cltr Treasurer. ' J. A. OLITEB. Gasoline wood saw. 0 Phone orders to Black 185L Plctnre 8how for Sale. ' A paying propositlou. Only show In the city of Elgin." Good patron age and a good outfit Address, Slough Investment Co., Elgin. ' ; ?.i 1.7.13 Open Until 11 . Every Evening ' bcssstts hacx um 11' ; t . , . Bm t terries- Day Night ' Hacks ' vnrnishM for funerals and private' parties." Baggage transferred Day and Stand at Paul's Cigar Store. 'Phone Red 141. . Night Phcne Mala l ". 1. BTJ88ET. ' 4 ''' . " ,. ; Q $ o 0. R. A N. TIMETABLE West Beatd. , No. -Mall. tr. 10: CO .e Na 5 Ic. fas. tr 10:05 p m A No. 7- CM. snl sr. 1:25 a m 1 T. st Bean! Na ar. 1:30 a. m. A No. I, !xl pa-- ar I:t8 a. m , Nx 8, Chi spL ar I:t0 p. at. i Q 00000r 6 Q O Q Q & O ,4i 4 K.T.MAT0TT. Plank Sidewalks Built and g Repaired. Eica atlng and 4 4 FUllng. Phone Bmck 1502. 6 $ o o Bargains in Bral Estate. NO. 1. 157 acres Sandridge land, near Imbler; a good five 'room house, barns and other out build ings. 10 acres good orchard of , which 8 is In. good bearing; SO acres in fall wheat, 10 acres In hay, balance all good grain or potato land, all under good fence, one mile from the town of Imbler, 1-2 mile - from schooL About $1000.00 worth fit nearly new household goods and .farm. Implements goes "with the place at the price of $18,956, Easy tenns, : , No.' 2. 80 acres, 7 miles from La Grande, all under ' cultivation, good (-room house, j good barn ' and' all kinds of eutballdings. About tw acres family orchard,- 0 acres In alfalfa and timothy hay, good wa- , ter , right , R. ' F." D. by ' the door. 1-2 of a mile from school. About $400 worth' of personal property . goes with the place at the price of - ie.400,00. -!t ". "vv :'; Ko. S. 20 acres adjolnlag the above tract; splendid land wall adapted to fruit growing or anything else. A small house and under fence. Prico' $1300.M. i ' No.' 4.0 acres,' 7 miles from ' La Grande.' ' Good new l-room house, good barn and other outbuildings. Tiro good living springs, and a stream of water for Irrigation; all under good cultivation. R. F. D. by the door. Telephone Una. Price $8,060.00. Na 6. 112 1-2 acres Bear the Con rely ware bouses, an la tall wheat and alfalfa bay; good iasreve vents. If sold at onco can be pur chased for flMM.!. Unequalled Vaudeviile-r-M- New vaysS6methina THE ROMIO TWINS t : V ; (lirls with silvery voices. MUSICAL WILSONS , ".: "Yd Colonial Duo" : V-";.";.'..1- -" . .Vv'-v' Presenting an elaborate singing and electrical in- strumental novlty. , j . Dnlan lillu ,,xinillistratedlsongs( Pictures Change 3 fme$:eaM LVeeg We Always Have the Best ot weDon't Show Two Shows every evening. Doors open atji:isaiid 8:S Admission Wcjand lOc. Matinee Wednesday andt Satur day"Admissionl5cand 10cJ j v ; Don't Mss This Show "jpSsMBttSSiiiSiifc Go to the Oregon Roeming and . Boarding House For Kewly Furnished Fccms Dining Room in Conhection :' RatesReasonable J.: MjRSGiE:, NIOORE, Prop. V F. L. MEYERS. CashterT . fh LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK OF LA GRANDE, OREGON United States Depository Capital and Surplus $180,000.00 i u ,,f v ,v, DIRECTORS ;George;Pulmer C. C. PnL jF. J. Holmes LW. J. Church F. L. Meyers W. M Pierce G. Ii. Cleaver F.M'Byrkit W. L. Brenholts ;With our, ample resources and facilities we can ren J der you ettidxai service and handle your business j !! i; ( : I9W.cntire satisfaction . No. I. A modern 5-room bouse and ' lot 60x120, tn a good location and a eaab terms for $2200.t$. No. Two lots on Fourth street, 4- room bous small bara, city water . and good welL Can be sold on the tnstallement plaa for $700.0. No. l.ror 1775.00, ene of the best bouses tn Old Town; 7-room bouse, stone foundation. Two lots, a snap isf tsutsB No. .Tare room boost and one lot s Jefferson st Boum furnished. good wsU; wos4 shod oa the alley. U for the very low BrlciTiTr. No.10.-A five room brick modern bouse, bara. wood shed, two lot,, 114x124. small orchard. Shade trees! aD fenced for $2000.00." 1 ; Ja ilw A four rooa cottsgt oa 0" close la. two lota,' city Water nf wood shed. 'Oa easy twaia at tbo remarkably low priwof $uM.. I will bo pleased to shnw . ..J of the abort bargains at any time. wasuw- ywa suy or ata, Ttara rtspsctfally. C J. BLACK, the Real Estate 3daa. f.V ...
