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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1910)
21 Ml Doctors Prescriptions md Family Recipe Are Accurately and Carefully Compounded at the s Cross : Drag Store a Li Red 0 O o $ o v$ D. A.-Barnes of Elgin is In the city W Sawyer of Hot Lake is reg isCered at the Foley. Flmw KiHncott nf JoBPnh was a La Grande visitor today. . E. e! Miller and family of Covo are shopping In La Grande today. Geo. Becker, one of the Lower Cove landlords is in, La Grande today. Attorney C. H. Finn has returned from Portland to be present in court. Joe H. Parks of Pendleton was In the city yesterday on business mat ter;. ' . . J. K. Lantz and wife of Cove are in the city today. Mr. Lantz brought over a load of fine cabbage. Tom Richardson left this morning for Portland having completed his tour of Bpeech making in Eastern Or egon. Leland , Clark, locally known as ' "Boots," who has been here as a wit ness in the C. W. Jones trial, return; ed to Union today. Tobe Rees, a well known farmer of the valley, rwill return to his home near Cove tomorrow. Tobe has been serving on the Jury. Clifford S. Gerry of Umatilla, mad'j use of the homestead act in Umatilla county and filed fo rentry on one f the many remaining claims under the project, . A. Wellman- has been confined to 'his home for several days but ex pects to be able to resume his duties at the store by the later part of the week. - Miss Carrie Dougherty who has been ill in her home in Cove for some time past is reported to be very low. Her condition today is about the same as yesterday, when it was feared she could not survive another day. . ' Mr, and Mrs. Charles B. Hanford, who present "The American Lord' at the Steward tonight, are registerei at the Foley. Mr. and Mrs. Hanfom live at Washington, D. C, when off . stage tours. The noted actor os a cousin of Conductor Hanford of this city and every year when Mr. Hau ford "Makes" this city the renew ac quaintances. ' , C. C.'Nellsn is here from Roseburj to confer with officials of the. locil Railroda Brotherhoods. Mrs. F.'A. Palmer of New York, who ia a member of the Home Min Blon Board for the Prebyterlan churc'a went to Union today after being a guest with Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Seeman Yard Track Foreman Hutch is re pairing the yard tracks this wee. Uti. i - , , r9 man nn thft Job today. ' . SOCU'TY v 'y $ tf , Tomorrow night" In the- Elks hall, the Elaros Kraont, an exclusive club of high school boys will give a. St, ! Patrick's Day ball, The Christian Endeavor of the1 Central Chuch will hold a cake sale , at the Lilly hardware store Saturday t afternoon. This department of thai church is composed of. some enthu Elastic boosters. Miss Kathleen Thomas is the president. Several new i members have been added to the roll since the meetings held by Whiston and Longman. , , . . Many Drown Daring Storm Lisbon, March 16. It Is estimated today that 40 persons were drowned when the emigrant ship Amigo floun dered t yesterday. Twenty-three were rescued. . o , , O J. A. OLIYKR , , $ V Oaeritne wood saw. k Phone orders to Hlack 1851. LOST A large black purse with gold J watch and valuable papers. The owners name, Mrs. E. Rynearson, was In the purse. A suitable reward will be paid ofr Its return. tf. Marriage License Issued , , A marriage license was Issued to day to Hugh H. Kilgore ; and Miss Florence J. McMastres. r -'.v.: -; ' - I iHMVk m n a iv mmfm n n f I f! IIL11L I V I I L i i un 1 01 I , m , -.Bill 1 1 r s I. : "Foundation" Plan Adopted Washington,. March .16. The Sen ate Committee on the District of Co lumbia today reported favorably on the bill to create the Rockefeller foundation.' I BIG SASD RIDGE PORKER Hog raised b) W. D. Miller brings nearly $60 in local market W. D. Miller, a well known farmer who lives out on the sand ridge, brought In a hog today that tipped the beam at 615 pounds. In view of the stories about the price of pork, which have lately been going the rounds, some of Mr." Miller's friends thought the he would perhaps trade the big porker for an automobile. The Grande Ronde Meat Co., paid nearly $60 for him, however, which seems to be about the record price for one hog, but that which is good for the farmer is good for everybody. i 1 1 i -'.5-?: .,ii. CROWD HISSES AT WOMAN Mrs. Saylor removed to hospital fol lowing iihysicnl brenkdown " Watseka, 111.. March 16. Mrs. J. B. Saylor, Jointly indicted with Dr. Miller and John Grunden, for-tbs murder of her banker husband was today broken' by the strain of the trial and the hisses of the spectator In the court room, and today lies c;i a cot in the hospital cell of the coun ty Jail. ' "It's a wicked He" she seobbed "to ay ther waa ever anything, improper !n my friendship, for Dr. Miller. 0r friendship was Platonic, and pure." Mrs. Saylor Intimated that the real cause for the quarrel that led to tha killing waa financial worry by har To Tour America Again Washington, ' Marcn 16. Senator ) Aldrlch,- chalrma nof the National i Monetary Commission would not deny today that lie is planning anothor missionary tour next fall in the in terest of the proposed currency com mission and central bank proposi tion. One thing to be investigated is the complaint of the bankers of the Pa cific coast In regaro to the difficulty In getting currency. Bankers as sert it takes 10 days to get a ship ment of bills across the continent. FOUND Ladies purse containing some money and among other things, a small bottle of perfura?. Owner may obtain same by calling at this office. . 3-16-t.:i. 1 will leave Sat. Mar. 19. I have brought my optical equipments over from , Pendleton and will be loccated here for ten days at "the old Ferguson stand. I have added to my equip ments since, leaving here and now have a complete .lense grinding outfit and now I grind my own glas f es thus insuring your eyes with lenses ground for your own particular eyes. Bring me your broken len ses and I can duplicate the min 15 or 20 minutes. I WILL BE PLEASED TO MEET ALL OF MY OLD CUSTOMERS AS WELL AS NEW ONES REMEMBER MY GLASSES FIT-ASK ANYONE Office hours 9. to, 5 Evenings by Special Appointment 0. M. HEAC0CK. , EYESIGHT SPECIALIST The Finest Fr it, Alfalfa and Truck Land oir farfft 10'Acre Tracs-.-$100. per Icre ; , Transportation and Market Facilities Unexcelled-' If you want if set to fruit we will do it for you : 2nd give it the best of care at actual cost. Terms within the reach of all. Call and let us f explain. Malhuer Red Apple Co. v . . 3:y -L;; Off ice-mfft '0' ' " r? LOGAKSHERWOOD nEAIP, L La Grande National-Banft. Building, New Lines Added Having purchased the Gement, Lime, Plaster, line of 0 F. Goolidgs we are now prepared to fill all demands, in addition to our regular FEED and FUEL business. " Just- leceived Gar of fresh alfalfa meal ard a car of. ooal. Both Phones- GRANDE RONDE I CASH CO.: Read the New West The keenest magazine this side of the Rockies. 8-15-16. Treasurer's call for County and Scalp Bocnty Warrants. , Notice 18 hereby given that the un dersigned Treasurer of Union Coun, ty Oregon, has funds on hand to pay all warrants on the general fund and scalp bounty fund, which were endor sed prior to August 1, 1909. Interest on the above ceases on the 15th day of March, 1910. T v . JOHN FRAWLEY, Treasurer of Union Cotnty, Oregon. r a ii tlx i ) mm. I ' 7a l;W.7. j" "i it"" tDr. :1V. D. ".flfcMfffan Killing was nnnntiw nv i T- . r at m husband. She declares her husbaui! PlJlJQSS tQen JlSliy .miVrtint nd had worlred until. . , .T?. t. m j "was banruptnd had worlred rnjrrc 's4 iSMUC FOR1HE 'k -rt irAirmr VAMK MIIrJM Y A ':- In 0- A 13 , UiJ-: 1: mu i MMaM life IIMW They have two and a han times the efficiency of the or dlnary carbon lamp hither to In general use. The fila ment is made of a rare m tal called Tungsten, whl a yeuftr an Intense brilliancy at a low r03t In shape anil : she the bslb Is Just like any pioer Incarc'cieent lam Why act L Tnngsten lamp for jonr self! Get one of the lO-watt and tse , It some , where In yonr hoi.se la place el ene ef you carbon lamns. Then ohecm tbe great diff erence, Kote the clear white, light exaetly . twleer bril liant and Mitlar yen ene fifth less fer electricity. Gen era! electric Tnngsten lanes are destined- te UipUce all then, fer both store and honse Urhtinf. E.' blight & Power Co. ALFALFA MEAL It takes the place of bran. Is Better J For Mllh Cows It ; and cheaper Can t be beat. SEEDS We handle only the best quality and our stock Is new and fresh. Ton will not be disappointed If yon plant your garden with' our SEEDS. . Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co. J (FLOUR, FEED, WOOD 1410 Adaras Ave. PH0HES: Black 12V. Independent 451 n New Sugar BE PATRIOTIC WITCI 0IDEEI5Q SUGAB AID INSIST UFOI HAT1IG BOSS MADE THE ASH FSES9 IB 50W Of AIL " TJDB GSOCEBI 8T022S. ' - j v. I 5k- I ! ) ii 1 1 he became Insane. Both Phones 1
