La Grande evening observer., February 21, 1910, Image 6

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TEAS& COFFEES
Perfered Stock Tea GOclb.
Shillings Best Tea 50cpkg.
Uptons Celon 75clb.
White house coffee 45c "
M.J.B. " 40c
Dependable " 35c .. .
Wadhams and Co.
: Magnolia Blend 25clb.
Give us a Trial Order
Royal Grocery Bakery
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operate cart during the nigni oui
confined thfelr efforts 'to preparing
for service today.
Scores of strikebreakers have been
brought to the city and lodged ai
the Tarlous car barns under the pro
tection of special police.
As a result of yesterdays rioting,
20 policemen and 30 citizens the in
the hosDltals. Hundreds are tinder
arrest The rioters burned 297 cars,
The crowds . are not so large as i
they were yesterday. when rioting re
sulted In serious Injury to dozens of
perons among the police and mob.
During the morning hours a driz
zling rain has been falling, but al
though the walking is bad, working
men refused to rida on the cars.
Enlistment of 3000 specials was
considered by National Organizer
Pratt, of the platform men as an in
dication of weakness by the company
and tacit admission that the compa
ny is Uckwt.
leading men the labor council have
been considering a call for a general
strike of all union men in Phlladel
phla as 'soon as it becomes apparent
that the Union car men are likely to
lose.
The present strike of the carmen
was called ' following the dismissal
by the company of several ' employ
ces actively engaged . In Union or
ganizing and a refusal to reinstate
the men upon demand by the Union
officials.
Priced
Sifts
The Sum Total of Human
Happiness
Is attained by she mas who select . a place which la approves, toy his
wife an adaptable for his entire f amll, to live amidst such condi
tions approximate rut the keen est Joy Imaginable. "Where are
such conditions to betouad in the rapidly growing Northwest! Ill
yon. Go to C 1. BLACK. He kai large amount of property listed to
Propertty, drain farms, Bay Farms, Timber Leads, With or with
out imorovemaata. Meet Let. kw r
"J. BLACK, The iteaf tslate n?ai
Laurant, the Magician
The fourth number of the lecture
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comae wut utcm tuun.u
traction is an evening of mysteries.
Laurant, one of the world's greatest
magicians, will bring to La Grande
people the wierd and curious tricks
from all nations. The mysteries of
India, China, Japan, Egypt and Tur
key will be. presented from the plat
form of the Mormon Tabernacle.
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We Want Your Wants
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Our Want Ad Column
Your want is placed before a thousand or moss "want -seekers
very day Can you afford to spend one cent per word of your
want aa where results are the keynotes?
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FO BALI.
TOR SALE. Five room house, lot
74 K 110, on Cedar St between Main
mad Washington, A bargain It taken
st oace. R. W. Leighton. Phone Red
mi. 1-28-14.
FOR SALE 2 thoroughbred Short
horn bulls, Uo ami three years
-old. O. O. Taal, La Grande, Ore.
FOR SALE Pedigreed .. female Pitt
bull terrier. A snap at $10. Aiuly t
Pacific Express Office.
WANTED.
WANTED To buy 10,000,000 feet of
lumber. Will take mill cnt deliver
ed at La Grande or other Eastern
Oregon points. W. R. Kivette, Box 20.'
FOR SALE Household furnituro fK
sale at, a sacrifice. Inquire 1603 7:i
atreet or phone Ind. 464.
WANTED Girl to do general house
work. Good wages. Apply at 902
Penn., between 9 and 12 a. m.
WANTED Competent woman dj
sires position, nursing preferred.
Call up Obresver for particulars. .
2-11-16.
WANTED Girl for general housj
work. Easy position. Phone Ind 313
F0K&E9T.
POR RENT Five room house on
Adams Avenue. Enqutre of Harris
French, Fair Store. 2-10-17.
WANTED Nurse
Second Street
girl. Apply 1813
WR RENT Nicely furnished room
on Fourth street, close In. Iuqutre,
at the Observer omce.
WANTED Uirl for general house
w )-k. Inquire Mrp. Charles
Cochran, corner of Second rnd Wash
ington. .
Ehbber Supply Low
The merchants of La -Grande are
getting quite low on rubbers which
are in great demand at ..present.
Open on Wednesday 1
On Wednesray ovening from ' 6to
8 o'clock City Recorder D. E. Cox
will keep the office open to give
those people who work late in the
evening a chance to register. Re
member, the registration books close
on March 4. 2-21-24.
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Each season brings to us many new weaves
and designs in dress material. The new weav
es in silk and silk finish dress goods are beaut
iful as well as serviceable, and are moderately
priced - - - - - ,. r
CLMw Ca!a A new 27 in; rough weave silk in
DtianSie SOlC aU most desireable shades, 50c yd.
Several new shades is fhis serviceable silk, 27
inches wide, Price 50 cts to $1.25 per yard
Silk Poplin or Rep
Price 50 cents -er yard
Mercerized Poplin or tfo.&.'&S
A mercerized affect in popular shad
es, 32 inch wide, 25 cents per yard
1-ancy boiesette icperd -
Rajah
Satin
Lisse
. i On the special twara o dcuww viww .
Will Net Return by Pacific j
Paris, Feb. 21. Roosevelt has con
firmed the reportthat he will not re
turn by way of the Paclfle coast
tocordlne to dispatches from Kon-
i.dkoio today.
He says he hopes to make a spec
lal trip before long to California and
other coast states.
BUILD Ji:W RESERTIOR
Two million gallon capacity reccpta
cle will soon be erected.
Advertisement for bids for the hew
water reservoir to Be located Just
east of the present , reservoir in
South La Grande, are being prepared
and will be published at once that
constr 'Ctlon work may soon follow
It was thought last summer that the
new reservoir woujd have to be cou
structed before the Beaver Creek pro
ject was put in operation but this
waa avoided. The .-new tank will
hold 2,000,000 gallons, and It Is- to be
built of reinforced concrete.
FOR SALE Two lots with modern
six room' house, good lawn and shade
trees. Bargain If taken .at once. In
quire at O. H. llagen's barber shop
on Depot Street 2-19-t-6
FOR' RENT Ft ur rooms for rent,
and a few pieces of furniture for
sale. Inquire at 1G05 Madison Ave.
FOR RENT Furnished front room
,for gentelman, close in. 1710 Fourth
EL Phone Red 952.
Help Wanted
WANTED District managers, ag
ents and sollclters for new Whole
Life and Ten Year 6 per cent Deben
ture bond, also best natural death
and disability policy, No classifica
tion for occupation, race or-sex. Good
pay. Mr. Meek, 1041 Drexel Bld'g
Phlla., Pa., 2-19-20."
ATTENTION Mrs. T. W. King is
ready to resume her dressmaking,
Call at 2102 Second Street or phone
Red 3411. 2-21-28.
BRILLIANCY AT OPENING
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These three parties are supposed to
have reached an agreement by which
they owuld form a coalition to sup
port the ministerial program and. to
makp poslble .effective action. La
borLtea have already made known
their displeasure and a lively time is
exnected during the.morning session
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The Scenic
You ; should not fall to see Prof.
Horn an hls troupe of trained, dogs
at. the Scenic, - commencing today
Some favored few who were on the
Btreets today, noon saw these tiny
idogs and are anxious to seethem
perform. "The othtr team Mr1.; Gan
dlneer has are the famous CBristles
Mrs. Christy Is said to be the most
beautiful woman on the vaudeville
stage.
THE QLALII Y STORE
CLOSE OFFICES TOMORROW
Holiday tomorrow means closing of
many local offices.
ThA county court hose, postofflce,
banks and all public offices will be
.Closed tomorrow for WtbingtonTa
birthday. The postofflce will be open
for holiday hours, and there will be
neither rural or city deliveries.
Tillman Can Speak Again
WRBhlnaton. Feb. 21.-Senator Ben
Tillman is able to speak a few words
today and his phyiclan hope he will
ultimately recover. ;
nVILLCOCK
BROTHERS:
fare will be $40.50,
feature ticket the fare, will be 180.40,
The tickets under the 140.50 rate
will hate to be validated for return
passage at Los Angeles. The other
tickets do not require validation.
Please understand that these tick
ets are sold from Portland only, and
passengers desiring to take this trip
from this territory will be required
to furnish their tickets to Portland
and return. .
Any further Information desired by
intending passengers can be secured
from this office upon application.
J. H. KEENEY, Agont.
Union County, State, of Oregon:
ART Xh C WILLIAMS.
Clerk of School' District No. U of
Union County, State of Oregon.
t Qnick Transfer
'Phonea:
Da. Ked Ml
'Night. Black 171.
Votlce to Creditors
ceased. Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been appointed
by the County Court of Union county,
Oregon, sitting In probate, adminis
tratrix of the estate of Calvin R.
Thornton, deceased; and all persons
Estate of Calvin R. Thornton, De
having claims against the said estate
are hereby, notified to present them,
duly certified, to the undersigned at
her residence In La Grande, Oregon,
or at the law office of Jno. S. Hod
gin, In said city, within fix months
from the date of the flrut publication
of this notice.
First Publication, January 25, 1910.
PARA L. THORNTON. .
Administratrix.
Notice of Rates.
The Southern Pacific Co. will' sell
round trip excursion . tickets from
Portland. Oregon only, to Los Ange
les and return as follows:'
Date of Sale, March 19th. The go- j
ing limit will be six days with final
return limit of 90 days from the date
of sale. Stopovers will be permitted
on going trip within the going limit
on the return trip, at any point en
route within he final limit .There
are two kinds of tickets to be sold.
One ticket is a straight fare ticket
Jhe "other is a ticket that Include
transportation on the railroad, Pull
ma ssleeper, on going' frlp,v meals in
dining car on the going trip," Hotel
ftcotnmod&tlon, special drives, elec
tric car rides and other special fea
tures!' ".'I;.'' "!..- '
On the straight 'fare ticket .the
School District Bond Election Notice
Notice is hereby tiven that at a
meeting of School District No. 1, of
Union Co nty. Oregon, to be held at
the high school building in said dis
trict, on the 26th day of February,
A. D., 791Q, there will be submitted
to the legal voters of said district
the question of contracting a bonded
debt of Seventy-flve Thousand Dol
lars for the purpose of building a
school building and for repair . of
school buildings and for the purshase
of land for school purposes, the Tote
to be by ballot upon which shall be
the words "Bonds-Yes" and the words
"Bonds-NoV , ,
Polls to be open at 1 o'clock p. m.,
and remain open until 4 o'clock p
By order of the Foard of Directors
of School District No. 1,T of Union
County, Oregon.
' Dated this 6th day of February A.
D., 1910.
HENRY HENSON.
'!.-, Chairman of the School District
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