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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1910)
1" i '. . mTTS???""' mmmmUm ""' ' i n mi i mi tmmm wmma : tflXt- gjrtn i y..f..,... ' jjg.rirpE.r,r?.-fS-- Doctors Prescript Are Accurately and Carefully Compounded at. the r ... ... . . ...... ' " i r: - v ... 1 . ........ ... . 1 ; ' 1 - - .:Rerf-.iVi rl ' ' ' lii ' " .1..... '"' '' ": ' - ' - '' '; '' '''''''- -,r. :,. j'-; .; f i ' - .... IT ER NT AN lilVK 7 It i LOCAL iTKMS. A 6 4 W. EL KUette has returned from a feuslneB strip to Enterprise. . i ''J. F. Birch, rouU agent for the ( Pacific Express, Is here today looking over the locaV office. Dr( M. P. UendelsBohn leaves on Thursday night or Friday for Cali fornia to he gone iintfl April lftth. C. R. Nickel son, United States Mar- shal with headquarters at Portland, is la the city, m&rwmed entO a west "bound train makes Its apperance. This Is the first day of spring and considering the weather we have i 4. . - - 4eta aavusg tor ike past three months v It has a spring feeling all right. Miss Clara Nqyes, of La Grande, student at the University, was called home yesterday y the Alness of her motherEugene Register ' J. D Gillilan was down town to- day i for the first time Blnce he .sus tained severe injuries in a fall near Ills home ta West La Crude. Dr M. P Mendelsohn will leave Frl- ' day of this week for California where he , will spend a month with relat ' Ives. ., ; "v Bridge Superlniendmt Campbell is taking measurements ; of a bridge k near 'Allcel today, which needB re : pairs and probably substitution by a new structure. ' ' Attorney S. F, Wilson, of Atehna, passed throughvPenffleon this after noon on his way home from a. visit at the home of his parents In La Grande. Pendleton E. O. IL J. IIot:ienberry, now affiliated with an architect's office In Portland but for many years principal of the i La Grande Bchools, Is ixpected from Portland tonight cr tomorrow on business maters. , J. T. Hughey has solfl his property In North Union to Marshall Hnffman, consideration not known This Is one of the finest properties In the city, and should bring a fancy price. Union Scout. C. W. Cleaver, a brother of G. L. j Cleaver of this city, today left Colo rado Springs with his family and will arrive In La Grande In a few days. They will reside permanently j near Imbler ' 1 ' . C. S. Van Duyfj. of La Grande. Vho came to Coburg to attend the funeral of his brother, who died til Idaho. Is In the city on his way home. He has not been In Eugene for 20 years and Is ecarcel yable to pick out and of the old landmarks. He Is In the ladies furnishing business in his hbme town and is doing well. While here he Is the guest olj his old school mate, Amos Wilkin. Eugene Register Dr. W. D. McMillan Painless Dentistry La Grande National Bank Bldg. - . . Both Phones . (SSSbSSSSEiSiSsS Dispatcher Fisher, who has had the night trick at the'o. R, & N. office leaves tonight for Portland to he eo plyed permanently. Attorney J. P ' Neil; of Freewater, returned yesterday from Raker Cit and La Grande, at the latter of which placeB he acted as Judge In the high Bchool debate. He left last evenins for home.. . Pendleton E. 0. ' , FAMOUS yriZZABD HERE Engtuelaurant arrives on late trclw from H&kn City today Eugene LauranL the magician anfl 1 wlziard who appears here tonlgt on ,&na weanraiay evening,- aiarta the lecture couTse. arrived late ttti' m: The.' 20th anniversary Is afternoon "from Palter Ctty. ' Tfc ht- i lwayt TBned Aho '9hi?R We?,n?-J ! traction marts at 8:0 at the L. T. S j ' " s v jrv " I Uhernartc. H Bppnrd t K.ls Tt'B wra Club' fanlllarily known two days age nd the preBs corn.Si. i "Wcoligans" wOl he intertalhed ments from fhero are enthu;aBtH f thta' venla 6y Mr wfi'-Mrs L. F. about the line of en.rtalnmiw)t Tin Dunn at lhelr houe on Main street presents. ' V. Spokane hap 133,000 Spokan': March ; 1 Accord1 - to the 1ty Iretrtory, Sppfcese now has a ' population of approximately 133,000 a gain of moro than 11,00V within the past year.. : s " Oldest Fireman Retires . t ; ... New York,' March I Peter . Seery. the oldest man In the fire department in point of aervk s well as age, to day formerly relinquished his job as fire marshall. Seery Is 3 years of age and has been a member of the fire department for 33 years. He was a close personal friend of Richard Croker. ' Ex!H t n Toiitf.lVar San Franslsco, March 1 San Fran slsco police are preparing to cope with a bitter tong war in Chinatown, which Is e-xpected to break out at the end of the New Year truce which ex pires totyay. International Be; Show BuffaloMarch 1 Canadian and American dogs are competing for ho- t nors in the annual bench show open ed today by the Buffalo Kennel Cluh i Four distinguished Canadian fanciers j are among the Judges. lEAmG TOWER MXGEROCS t flo0(ls lo ,,. Aa structure may soon fall. Rome, Mar. 1. Government engin eers are today formulating a report In which they express the conviction that the famous Leaning Tower Is unstable and Is likely to fall. ' Recent floods assisted In the general , disin tegration of the masonry. The struc ture may he condemned I Iowa Liquor Rill Des Moines, March 1 Senator Ben nett's bill which prohibits brewers, refiners and distillers from owning or operating saloons within the state of Iowa, goes Into affect today. . , s o f o . f . , ' Miss Colliers, president of tht "Dlues"of tho M., E. church,. desiref to meet as many of her division at IKstlble at her home, 704 Washington Ave, Wedaenday afternoon at 2. ' ... ... t :;; Mr. and 'Mrs. U. G. Couch have is. sued In itattons to a number of their friends to . ttend the celebrttlon to as- tend the twentieth anniversary c. thetr t theirhome In .Is- J Quite a "number of the musical peo ple of La Grande are going by special train to Baker City to , attend Itlie Madame fechumaB-HleBk6- concert to he held there March' f. ;, ' " . ; Tne Lyle' Tuesday r Muscale thiB afternooa and the following program was rendered: ; , P ; . t Piaao oolo Hungarian Dance i. 7 (Brahma) Mrs L. F Bellinger, j Paper Brahms Mrs. Hattle Mc Donald; .' , ' Vocal . Bolo In Juraraer ' Fields (Brahms) Mrs. J. F. O'Connel. . i j Paper Von Weber Mrs.." D. 11. Proctor. . .... , ..; ; Vocal Duet (A) Prayer from Der Frelchutz (B) iwlss Fo k Song, Miss Bertha Berger, Mrs. M. Anihnny. t Violin 'Solo Sontlnc No. 2 Miss Bertha Young The1-Presbyterian Ladies Aid So ciety will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. C. W. Noyes, 150i Adams Avenue. ' The first division of the Prebyter lan Ladies Aid Society will hold a cooked food salt Saturday Mention of the place will he made later. The .Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church ylll meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. C. Henry. j The Womans Home Missionary So ciety ,or the Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Gray on "Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Donald Rohun Operated on. Donald Rohan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rohan of Umatilla, was operat ed on at the hospital by Doctors Ba con and Hall.' He is resting nicely this afternoon and. will be removed to the home of his uncle Mr L. H. Russell tomorrow. Mnrpliy Downs Moran San Francslco, Mar. 1. The opin ion here today is that Referee Smith I ' ' 'I ' 1 '"-n ! i in ii i i wi i .ii ii m i. i. 1 1 i , n o o uQ a . mm mmm 4 W,.4i wm -vm 3' (4! i.. .i- t . ..... j Mt erred when he awarded a decision to Tommy Murphy In the 20 round fight with Owen Moran last night. Ninety per cent of the spectators favored Moran. The fight was fast and .clever MerchanH! Save $10,000 t t.ln 1907 the Merchants o - Oregon saved ove ; St 0.000 bv carrvina a oart of their Insura in their own company, the Oregon i J Merchants Mutual Fire As- ? surance Association, of Dayton, Oregon. In 1908 they will save $15,000 I During the same period their neighbors were hand- mg over l,WV,VVV in profits to outside companies In the Oregon Merchants Mutual you get: INSURANCE AT C0S1 A LIMIT TO YOUR LIABIL ITIES PROMPTSETTLEMENT OF LOSSES ! ; ; J W. OLIVER, Agent o z o (PI SluWiili T .4 k mss i lfl.wsort,n'tf simply beautiful-all oj the very newest things are here -just the kind you need to set StUr C0Sm8' Mnct the Price is Don't make the mistake of buying Oxfords until you see these beauties Jfseasy to come in and look them over. ; .. Po Jt Jo-pay &hejair Jtore Vn a nooo fee - business v in- p IMO lbs and our S Tea business in creased 166 lbs. ft for the Chase 5 & Sanborn Coffee 6 Tea 2 ? a rocsre The New OXFORDS' Are Here is)e have just receixed a 7arga shipment of the latest and most' approved styles in Peters jbiamond . d Oxfords t i rr I! ' t J l ,' v! y 'i i J! . r . -T fZj ...... t