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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1910)
TRAMP, SOW MILLIONAIRE I Heroic action ef Tramps fieeultj it, s Taluable Gift ?? . . - gsaaWjyiaZi " J'"' ' f-, Grande& No. 7WJf L told 'J u . 7r 7. t1 ' f frtQ) Ur.h Wednesday Monday; each month of I. Mw . - La eveny Monday; each month ax n F, HalL ..siting neighbor, f re eveny F, HalL All 'Jniuu ikhuv. j invTMA to attend.' ' f X -'-. B'RSD B. CURRET. C CAL JORDON. Clerk. Hop. Chapter ;N: IS. O..E. 8, bold .tated. qothmunicaHona tho .ec' ond fourth Wednesday, "of ach month.- TiBlting member, cor dially bvtted. " " Pauline Lederlee, J Wv c Lr.OT-m wrnlnk. Secretary. . L 0. 0. Fr-JBitmpeBt. star Encampment' No. 51.' L" 0. 0. meet every eeooml and fourth Wedneedayta the month la Odd Fel low? &H. plaiting patriarch.' always -welcome.' ?' h. . cpolidgs. a p , ! W. A. WORSTEUU Berth La Qrende Lodge' to. M9."W.O. W meet. .Terr tecond and" tomrti Tuesday Venlni te . K. P. aH to U Corpe inftldtof " .rung - NCRl ACKL&S. ComuI Commander1 . ' ' J. H. KKKNKT, Clerk 2.0. 0. Fr-Safcerdlute. i La Urande Lodge No. 16, meeta 1a their hall .ery Saturday nlgnt i1ai Ung brother, cordially ranted to at tend. Cemetery pl.t r e teen t tr M restaurant 4 GEX)R0B GROUT. N. O 1. R. 6N00K. Rec. SK:y , ; W. A. WORSTKLL. flo ec. ; s "'H ' 4 4 t pMlfty Supplies EGGS A-rLEMY if you give your Wo have good wheats, eats, alfalfa TOXIC EGG PRODUCER, OYSTER SHELL, GRANULATED BUAE n grit, etc . Waters-Stanchf ield Produce Co. ' FLOUR, FEED, WOOD 141o Adams Ave. PHOHESt Black 121 Independent 1 G as MUG FORTHE ft SBffi jmammm i it mail : The j have two and a half times the efficiency of the or dlnary carbon lamp hithei to In general use. The fila ment I. made of a rare m tal called Tangsten, whl a jtMt Intense brilliancy at a low cost la shape and i r ; ; itie the bnlb 1. Inst like any Why net L a Tangsten lamp for your .elf t Get one of the fO-watt and ase It aome where la your aoase la place 1 1 ef eae ef joar carbon lamps. Then observe the great dlff ereace. Kote the clear walte light exactly twice at brU. i- U;at and eestlng yea eae fifth less for electricity. Gen k(JeraI electrle Taagsten Iamftare destined to displace all $ ethers, for both .tore and house Heating. IE. 0. "light & Power Co! r Forester, of Aeierle Jairion No. - 2i Bight In K. of . "-IT Brotherf - inT!tea to atteoi MB. Brother. J f. , . LEO HRRTNO. C. 6 . 0. J. VAfJt)KRPOJCLi 'a;. ' La Grande : Lodge No. A.-1 VM., hold, regular meeting. Brrt third Saturday, at 7iS0 v. m. . A. C WILLIAMS, Becretary. aiiw ialghts Pytklaa. ; . : Red Croea Lodge No. 11, meeti ' Sry Monday e?enlng la Caatle ha. (old XIV kail). A Pythian welcon. to all flatting kolghta. ; ; 1. F.BAKER. a C.; i ILlI UNCOtN; K. of R. b . La Orande Lodge No. 4SS, each Thatiday etSning at I o'chxi . E1V. club, corner Depot atreet mat WMhlurton atenite. Vlattlng brother' are cordially hTlted to attend H. E. COOLIDOE, Exalted Raltr HUGH McCALL, Rec. 8io .. .. .. .. REBEKARS. .. .. CryetM Lodge No. BO meeta eery Tnenday evening In the I. O. 0. F Hall. All vlattlng member, are In vlted to attend. ' Mra. Cora Fitzgerald, N. O Mill Susan McWroy. Secret r hens the right sort of feed. meal, flax seed mea!, POULTRY siwiiisnsaa MOHEY. .A fcsaaiaaaej otier Incandescent lam?. tin v7 i tk 11 ni r -?i i Galveston, March 1-By saving the seven year old daughter of Samuel Y icjinluga from being killed by a train, Frank Stroma 1. today the owner of half the Jennings ranch and 15,00( head of cattle on it, Hta fortune ir estimated at a million dollars. - Stroma was a tramp of the most typUal sort He came "Into Galveston its all other tramp, do and was wand; erlng down the railroad tracks when happened to look up and beheld a young girl standing In the middle of the rail, and the northbound express bearing down -upon her at, a , lively clip. The girl .was too frightened to move and It seemed , that In another minute her bone, would be grinding beneath, the wheels of the monster en gine. Without hesitating -a moment Stroma prang Jo", front of the fast moving train at 4 'great risk of hi own life and anatched the girl .from certain death The action soon brought 4 large crowd to the scene and la the excitement following Strome ' dlsaa peered. The girls father arrived a.j this time and. asked for the man thai! had saved his daughter life. After a, fruitless search he was "unabled u be found and Jennings who is rougbj good aatured ranchman offered larg rewards for Information whereby he could be found. Eye witnesses to the heroic action of the tram pa' described him and soon every policeman In Gal. veston had his eye open for V tramp. He was found this morning and when taken before the ranchman was very modest and refused to talk of - the act, simply saying "no more than any othnr' fellow would have done." He was told that Mr. Jennings had made him a gift of his fortune. He stoutly refused to accept the gift at first but after being repeatedly pressed to take it he accepted. The gift Is esti mated at one million dollars. Uniform Mlli'Hffe Hook Chicago. March 1 In response to the demands of the travelling public that some arrangements be made for a freely Interchangeable mileage tic ket fitted to present T.-onditions, the western railroads have deeded upon a uniform mileage book, which wan placed on sale today to replace all forms of mileage bonks now in use The books are sold at a flat rate of $ 10 to cover $2,000 miles, and are issued t with slightly varying rendit ions. One coupon wlllbe taken for each mile In Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma, Northern Mlchl gan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Da kota, Minnesota "and parts of South Dakota. Five coupons for four miles or 2 1-S cents per mile, will le taken Missouri, Wyoming,, Texas, Montana and Smith Dakota, west of the Mis souri river. In 5ew Mexico three cou pons for two mfleB will be detached. EBEIUIABD STILL II EKE Failure ef . transportation facilities prevents his gobir. Colon R. Eberhnrd aa Receiver of the La Grande land oflk-e in which district most of the alleged fraudu lently acquired land now owne dby the Oregon Lumber company and the Sumpter Valley railroad la located, huB any evidence in the way of office records that are of extreme value to the Federal prosecution at Port land today, the evidence will not be Introduced at this time. Washouts, and annulment of trains is respossi ble for Eberhard's presence In La Grande today, when he should have been In Portland." He was subpoenaed yesterday and commanded to appear before the fed eral grand Jury today. He'had plan ned to take this morning train, but there was no train, Eberhard can scercely be reprimanded for contempt i of court and he does not control the destinies of the railraod traffic. How ever, he will catch the first train West, i Metener Family is Safe. 7( W. H. Metzner, the man who was reported to be snowbound with his family on the headwater, of McKay creek In a small cabin and without provisions, appeared In Pendleton on Staurday He says that they "had plenty of provisions at all times and that it was Impossible for him to get to Kamela after his mall, but that he had little or no difficulty In coming down the creek to this city for his supplies. Pendleton E. O. ' ii I rSnr Mi ml ? $700 Richmond Player at $575 " $450; Star $385. , $550 StarUprieht Grand at $490 r f A I ; Reiiiember this sale is oiily f or few days. Dont dc- lay'Cdrne and O x Edison and 1 ;,'Plttse Your Orders Sow. ' :.' . For Buff Orphlngton eggs'. Call and see my first pen. Write me ot phone. Both phones. , Logan & An derson, Cove, Ore. 2-28-3-5. To the Ladles Mrs. C. H.. Whitney of Baker City, the face specialist, will be in the city at the Sommer hotel from Tuesday until Friday, with a full line of toi let goods. Ladles please call. 2-26-3-4.. ' .'. 4 X M.T.M1T0TT. Plank Sidewalks Built and Filling.. Phi.ne'! Black 1562. 4 i A PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. A 4 O V BACON ft HALL. Physicians and Surgeon.. Office ta La Giae Rational Bank Building. Thone Main 19. T. Bacon. Residence, Mala 18. IL K. HaU. Residence, Main 5?. a a UPTON, PH. Q. M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Special attention given to Eye, Ear Nose and Throat Office in La Grande National Bank Building. hones: Office, Main I; Residence, Mala SI. J. a HUBBARD, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Office tn New Bank Building Rooms , 20-11. Thone. : Residence, Main 89: Office 79. N. MOUTOR, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Corner Adams ae. and Depot t Office Main 68. Residence Main 69 DR. L. H. UNDERWOOD, At present located In Dr. Richardson. Office, ever Hill's Drag Store. SpecUl attention to dis ease, and surgery of the eye. Phone Black 1362 lad 158. iis now. GEO W. ZIJIMFE1UX, OSTEOPATH PHYSICIAN, Sommer Building - Roon . 7-8-9-10. Phones, Home 1332, Pacific Main 63. Residence Phom 31ack 951, accesBor to Dr. r. E. Mm'? , DENTISTS. J. C. PRICE, D. M. D. Dentlrt. Room 23, La Grande National Bank Building Phone Flack 3991 IITORNEYS. O. IL CRAWFORD. Attorney at Law Practice, in all the court, oi sr &att and United SUtes. Office in La Grande National BaaJ Building, La Grande. Oregon. Chaa. fl. Cochran ' Geo T. Cochras COCHRAN COCHRAN. -' ' Attorney.. La Grande National Bank Building. ' La Grande Oregon tflLLlAM M. SIAM8EY. attorney and Counsellor at Law. ,y..u. 15 add 16 Sommer Block. Oregon. Ihe Finest Fruit, Affafa and 1 ruck Land on Earth 10 Acre Tracts $100. per Acre Transportation and Market Facilities Unexcelled. It you want it sef Jo fruit we will do it fori you and qive it the best of care at actual cost. Terms 1 with'm the reach of all. Call and let us explain. Malhuer Red Appe Co. Office with LOGAN-SHERWOOD REALTY CO La Grande National Bank Building . sellPianosat less tlian YETFRI3TARY SURGEONS. 1 tK. P. A. CHARLTON. Veterinary Surgeon. '-, ' Office al 111113 Drug Store, La Granda Residence Phone Reel 701, Office Phone Black 13 1, tdpendent Phono t73s Both p "oidence. . PR. W. II. RILEY Graduate from the Ohio Stat Unt (verslty. valuation, Dentistry and Surgeiy oi tul kinds. Country Call. Promptly answered. Agent for Nat ional Live Stock Insurance Assocta Hon, Portland, Oregon. Office 14 Adam. Ave. Phone., Pacific, Black 1901 Independent 373 TEACHERS OF MUSIC Corner Adams ave and Depot at Office Main 68. Residence Main fit L.A. PICKLER. Civil, Mining, frrigatlon Englneerlii and iirveylng. ' La Grande, Oregon, ERLA CARLOCK M Teacher of Piano Pupil of Pierre Doullet of the Baa Jose Conservatory. . For children the Burrow coirs of music study and musical kinder garten. Studio In the Mahaffcy Wa. ( -