La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 18, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texttttai Largest Sale of High Grade Teas in theVJorld 3 it 1-4 lb. II. M. B., Jlr A Majesty Blend. 25r. 1 Hi If M T? tw f.,;ncH.'u uuri,! i nn- it. 1-4 lb. Famous 5 o clock Tea, 20c; 1-2 lb. Famous 5 o'clck Tea. 04c. 1 lb Famous 5 o'clock Tea 75c: 1-2 lb Canitao Hons, Tir.1.7 'iv i in ttia TTmirh1l Xea ou cems. rr "v .A ' PAWSGH BkGz.GROCBllES, Mom BlsckM t MS : . ' i- i I ;.. f , .s. i: f '.s 1 !i i k i f 1 1 .1 i J. Published Dsjflj Except Sunday. tiEOBUE H. CUBBET. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. Patted 1'resi T'craph Serrlee. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 0m.. jingle copy -... ...... 5e wily. per month ... 65c Jaily, tlx months la advance ...$3.50 ono year la advance .....6.50 fMkly, aU montna In advance . . 76c Weekly, one year In advance ....$1.00 Entered at the poetofflce at La Grande aa aeoond-claaa matter. '. Thu paper wiu not publish any article appearing over a nom de Blame. Signed article will be re toed aabject to tle Oiiwretlon of u editor. ; Pleaae "alga your artlclea and save dlaapeolntment Atvertlslng Bates. ...... Crtt Insertion; . per lime tot each mbeetjueat lneertloo. ; Beeolntioa of condolence. 6e a line. tive travelers "to the West are the heaviest In their history and they prophesy a record breaking Wsprn attendance travel, f These visitors will be people who last year visited the Northwect and are coming this year to remain., and people who are coming on the strength of represen tations of their friends,' to see for themselves, and if everything is as it is represented they are going' to remain.- ;: " . . 'Those who visited this valley last year on an insnj-fon tour were well pleased. They f vjnd that conditions had not been exaggerated and are coming back thlr year. Many let ters to this effect have been received at the Commercial Ciub. ' , No one should vote against the school bonds a week from tomorrow until -they personally investigate our chool facilities. After careful ly investigating our present condi tions the voters only will be in a po sition to Intelligently . exercise theii iuue. .The exact sltuatiim ie dUiiiit t learn becauie of tU--, -Ktrk-t cuaor sbip of news that has been estbllsh et It Is certain from dispatches "to commercial organizations of this city however, that the situation Is critical. - t K, 1 w V ; Quick Transfer. tWILLCOGK BROTHERS: SHINING PARLORS 'Phones: - Bey. Bed 711 . Night. Black ,171. Ladles and v Gentlemen With the preliminaries over Parli ment will settle down . to business next Monday. The King will open too new session with all the ceremo ay for which the occasion calls and will be accompanied by Queen Alex andria In his state procession to Par llment During his speech Her Maj esty will sit at hlo right. A great deal has been said as a forecast of the action of Premier Asqulth an t bis party, but little is known as to the purposes of the Lords regarding the laws to be made. They are not Inclined to do a great deal of talking until some definite action Is taken affecting their interests, then they freely open the4 floodgates of their . oratory. : ' It may be assumed, however, that the Lords will pass whatever budget is sent up to them without further Question'. There Is no longer any doubt that the reform of the House of Lords must, be undertaken imme . finitely, but there Is no hope of Its accomplishment in the near future except by a compromise with the Un ionists or by the Upper house itself taking the Initiative in this respect It Is hardly probable that the coala- tlon government will undertake to deprive the Second Chamber of the Teto power by untra-contsltutlonal . means In the face of the indecisive erdict of the people of Great Brit ain at the recent elections. 4 Financial conditions which have been rather unsteady because of the , uncertainty of the ' political sltutlon are expected to undergo a change for the better very soon. Everything now depends upon the policy of the 4 cabinet. The whole situation is read lly summed up in a sentence: Will Mr. Llody-Oeroge and Mr. Winston Churchill be the dominating influ ence in the new cabinet as they were -la the old one, or will Mr. Asqulth . Sir Edward Gray and Lord Morlay take the lead?. The former course pells a renewal of all the disturb ances which have afflicted English securities for the past four years The latter means . reasonable gov ernment, a strong navy, and less so cialism. Until the answer to these ' Questions Is determined, markets will be more or less unsettled, though cnoclevably there 'will always be an undercurrent of strength by reason of the assurances resulting from the knowledge that there will at least be a strong opposition to face any ex treme government measures. During the storm yesterday not a few amused themselves watching peo pie fall while walking over the slick trap ' doors leading to the cellars. Many of these are actually danger ous and sooner or later some one Is going to be seriously Injured. , 0 . Fined for. Gambling Nino men and boys arrested by Sheriff Marvin and City Marshal Hug in a room of the Commercial Hotel Friday night for gambling, were ar raigned before City Recorder Tag gert Saturday. Five were fined $20 and costs each, one $40 and coists and three who bad been merely spectators, were let $0 without pun ishment All paid their fines but two Ed Ward and Jack Pierce, who went to Jail. They are strangers in the lty .Enterprise News-Record. onix union dt the city COURTEOUS TREATMENT . A3TD FIRST CLASS SEBTICE, FOB TEH CENTS 5ext Deor U the Light Office OpenUntflll. Everv Evening. r. if Complications in Late Near Tragedy i ne results or the fight over the flghtr which occurred in. this city last Saturday evening are dally grow ing more .'complicated. Tom Lair waa yesterday bound over to the grand Jury in the sum. of $300 on a charge of assault with intent to kill. In default of the $300 he is now languishing In the county Jail, while Thomas E. Prultt, the other beliger- ent fight fan, is to be arrested on a charge of aBsault and battery. Pen dleton E. O. ' To Open Cement Show. Chicago, Feb. 18. In the Coliseum tonight the third annual National Ce ment Show will be formally opened and will continue until the night of Saturday, February 26. Machinery of all kinds used in the Industry cement houses and other products have been Installed. During the show many leading as sociatlons Identified with the trade will hold conventions. Among those scheduled to convene are the Nation al Association of Cement Users, the American Society . of Construction Engineers, National Builders Supply Association, Illinois Society of Mu nicipal Contractors, Illinois Lumber Dealers Association, Illinois Masons Supply Association and the Inter state Mantel and Tile Dealers Asso ciation of the United States. THE GEORGE PALMER RETAIL DEPARTMENT We Solicit Your Orders ror SHINGLES RUBBEROID ROOFING 1 DEADENiNG FELT TO 3UILDIMG PAPER r alt immi H tandsiaa Uer krlea wnmn&r. sfala I. i l; . Week Beginning February 14 Unequalled Vau New THE ROMIGr TWINS 5 . . . Girls with silvery voices. MUSICAL WILSONS ' ' ' "Ye Colonial Duo" ' - ' - . - , and electrical Dolan LUIv Two Shows everyevening. Doors oheii ai7iKarJi p.lc Admission 10cand 20c. Matinee Wednesday andSl --;V'""""Vl ",,u vij Don't MisstThis Show Treasurer's Call for City Warrant i. A A Notice Is hereby given that there are now funds on band to pay all outstanding warrants Issued on Gen eral Fund of La Grande City, up to and Including, No. 7470, endorsed April S, 190S. Interest on all warrants on Gene ral Fund from No. 7340 to No. 7470, Inclusive, ceases from this date. EAT W. LOGAN, City Treasurer. 1 A J. A. OLITEB. : Gasoline wood saw. Phone orders to Black 186L 0 Picture Show for Sale, A paying proposition. Only show In the city of Elgin. Good patron age and a good outfit Address, Slough Investment Co., Elgin. :" "i-.: 1-7-13. FOR RENT Furnished for gentelman, close In. St. Phone Red 952. front room 1710 Fourth RCSStCTO HACK UICE. . Bm f service. ,. Day utf Night Backs lornis&ea tor funerals and private parties. Baggage transferred Day and Stand at Paul's Cigar Store. 'PhoneRed $41. Night Thone Mala t ' M. L. BTJSSKT. 4 - - " " - T 9 0. B. A If . TIMETABLE Colonist Bush A rush of colonists is expected this year as a result of the A. T. P. last year, and it Is safe to assert that the Grande Ronde Valley will get her share owing to the excellent work done at the exposition In ten way of an exhibit The colonist rate' want as military dictator i wnho. of last year holds good this year, liilng additional troops In Athens, beginning March 1st and ending Ap-'ln rlew of his activity It la feared rll 15th. Railroad officials state that vessels will shell Grecian ports left the Inquiries received from prospec-unprotected by the removal of the HOID NAVY AT BAT. Constantinople, Feb. 17. A Greek army is still holding Athens against the hostile navy, according to ad vices received here today from the Greek capital. The army men are reported to have seized amunltlon Intended for the torpedo destroyers of the fleet, rendering the vessels practically useless. Col. Zorbas, whom tbe army men o J A Nt. C. !wcU pa. ar l:2B a. a A sa. 0 A A A t o fTeet Beati, Ne. tMall. ar. 10:E0 p. m. No. fr Ic. rta, ar 10:05 p m Ne. T Ol ipl ar. 1:25 a m T. at Beai Ne. IK Man. ar. 5:30 a. m. No. 8, Chi. spL ar A G B.T.MATOTT. Hank Sidewalks Built and Repaired. Exca atlng and Filling. Phone Black 1563. A 4 Bargains In Real Estate. NO. 1. 157 acres Sandridge land, near Imbler; a good live room house, barna and other out build ings. 10 acres good ' orchard of which 8 is la 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 11000.00 worth ,of nearly new household goods and farm Implements goes with the place at the price of 116.956, Easy terau. ' " ' No. 2. 80 acres, 7 miles from La Grande, all under cultivation, good - 6-room houBe, good bars and all kinds of outbuildings. About two acres family orchard, 60 acres in alfalfa and timothy hay, good wa ter right R. F. D. by the door. 1-2 of a mile from school. About $409 worth of personal property goes with the place at the price of 16,400,00. No. 3. 20 acres adjoining the above tract; splendid land weB adapted to fruit growing or anything else. A small house and under fence. Price $1300.00. No. 4. 60 acres, 7 miles front La Graaie. Good aew 8-roea house. ge4 Vara and other outbuildings. Two good living strings, and a stream ef water for irrigation; all under good cultivation It F. D. by the doer. Telephone line, Prico tf,et.et. Na. 6. 112 1-2 acres Bear the Coi t rely ware houses, an la fall wheat sal alfalfa hay; geed tsaprwre veata. If sold at race caa be pur chased for il43tt.ta. . Co t0 tbe mon Roeming Zand Boarding .k, House lFor Nwly Furnished Rccms . Dining Room in Conhection . ; ' RatesReasonable MRSi Gl E. MOORE, Prop. II F. LTMEYERSCashlerr 17 ' " LA GIUNDE NATI0M OF LA GRANDE, OREGON -United States Depository Capital and Surplus $180,000.00 DIRECTORS George Palmer C P pAMiw a F.J.Holmes "8ton W.J. Church F M'BVh F. L. Meyers W tSPS W. M Pierce Brenho,ts With our mple resources and facilities we can ren der you effidtat aervice and handle your business U your entire satisfaction " Ne. tr-A modern 5-room house and lot 60x120, In a good location and ea cash terns for 82200.00. Na. 7. Twe lota oa Feurth street, 4 room house, small ban. city water aad good well Can be sold aa the iastallemeat plan for 87M.08. No. 8. Per 1775.00, eae of the best ' houses ta Old Town; 7-roont house, stene foindaUoa. Twe lots, a aasp It take at ewe. Na I. Tare rswai house aad ene let a Jeffertea at Eemee faralshed. geed well: wood ahed oa the alley, . tot the Tery low h'.;. Mxl24. email orchard, .hade tree! sU feaced for 2200H.06. - .U7A rom tat -O-at, close la. two loti elty water wdahet. OatWS mjarkabiy low price of 140. I wfll be pleased to show yea any of the abort bargalas at aiy tlsse, whether yoa bay or aet Toira rapostfallf. C. J. BLACK, the Real Estate If as.