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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1910)
i i 1 i f 4 il S Ii t o.v fl, 3 'i- Liu l! Pcrr,, "lit, C.;;;rr, jc". ii PATTISOKBR OS. 'GROCERIES ) ; 4 V. . ."1 5 , Ccr: if rr itv5. 1 alVMIU UL.lVii O i lv'"K'V.'ZJW jH'.'WlOTOk. . ... -t j. JCTum'w.yjst'.y-,-wtr)K' 1 ? v v -o o c o 10CA1, jlf.HS. . U- O V O O A . A Joseiih Palmer Is visiting relatives at Baker City oday. . '., , , y.vi. Anna Brooks is ill with ty phoid fover.-' -. ' IIarri3 French has gone to at 4he Peoples Store. WOfr 0. A. Sciblrd, editor of the Uimon Repuhlcan, Is in the city today. Clyde Robinson is among the vis itors from Cove today. ; . Walter Pierce came over from Hot Late on No. 7 this morning. . Gr.o. Ferguson of Union Is over to day visiting his brother Walter. -EnKinoer . and Mrs. Horaan tome down this morning rrom Kamela. - A. Craver and Ed Slater came over from Union on the train this momfng Dan Van Housen went to Alionl today to spend Sunday with rela tives. - '-t : II. Knox & Co., will move their headquarter!) from Copperfield la the near future. . -. - - Mr. and Mrs. Kd Rumble lett this morning for Joseph where tlicy will visit for a few days. ; thus Van Duyn of the Van Duyn Itealtv Company, la on a bunlness trip to Spokane. . - Rev. Upton II. GibbB -wnt to Cove today to officiate at the iuneral of Miss Dougherty there. - Wm. Miller tame down from 3?orth Powdre this morning on No. 7, -where he has teen on business. - J. A. Handrahan expects to leave for Portland soon. Mrs. JIandrhan and little daughter- came in from Union on this morning's train. J. A. Handrahan, a special repre entative of the Jorita Heights com-! nanv of Seattle. ! staying at the Foley. Representative Jerry Roslc, who lias been In Walla Walla, returned last evening and toolc the train -this morning for his home In Joseph. Mlkey Knox ; passed , through the city today on his way to Elgin. He has been in Los Rngeles an dother . Southern points for some time past. Dr. U. E. McLeod left this morning for North Powder where he will hold Quarterly Conference for District Su perintendent J. D. Gillilan who is In Portland, Rev. W. H. 'Gibson of this sity will pend Sunday with the Calvary Bap . tist chruch at Cove, preaching there at 11 a. m. He will reutrn on Mon day and remain in the tabernacle ' meetings through the week. Doctorn M. P. MedelsBohn writes from San, Francisco 'March 16, thatj le has enjoyed a delfghful Srislt with his daughter near "Frisco and will leave in a few days for his raisin ranch In Southern California. Chris SUckland, who was struck in the eye by a flying staple from a wire fence some time ago, and has been undergoing treatment of the In Jury by a Portland specialist, was In the city last night on his way home. J. D. Stout came down from Baker this morning with the debaters on his way; to Pendleton to attend the convention of the " Inland Empire Teachers' Association, ' held there next week. He expects to visit Spo kane before returning to La Grande. Tom Hughey, who recently sold bis farm at Union Is over today and Is looking for a house and If suc cessful will move back to La Grande. Tom realizes that this Is to be a building year for La Grande and I be - ing a nrst ciass mecBi.c. ru that he win bave a cnance xo ap middy th!a-...-, t of the frst ton,- n'ion as the result aer euowers of tho An error was made 'in last- ova iiife's paper in announcing triat Dr. ifolitor had gone to Poitland. It vrs Mrs. Molitor, - and later the lxtO' will go and accompany !i?r hoiua. The new 1,b!s ' 'Theater will, bo ready, for buelness at, 7:30 this even ing. Manager B. M. Shorwood luir a force of men '.finishing up tlw last :ot the alterations th'A arternoon. s & O S'( IV'1 ; ; - .':- ,- & J . f f. Let evsry member maka a special jjffort,. tobe present., on , tjhaj, da, ..and comer prepared" to" cUSiuss "Civic'' lav ' provements for La Grande.. This is to be One of the. most im portant meetings of the year, the work for next year will Jbe decided upon and several civic " undertakings will be discussed. ' .raong them s "clean-up day" for our city. " The Neighborhood Club- will meet on Tuesday, the 22d, at 2 o'clock. The ladies are . : requested to' meet promptly in order that the "business of the meeting may be finished by 3 o'clock, the time of the meeting at tabernacle. ,V ' .! HEAD OF MEDICS VISITS IN CITY XT. 0. SPEXCEll OF I1UNT1XGT0N GUEST IN IA GllATiBE Annual convention for medical Itody . not decided npon. Dr. W. O. Spencer of Huntington, president of the Eastern Oregon Med ical Association is In the city today, the guest of . Dr. Molitor, The an-! nnal convention of the association, which has been held in La Grande twkfc, wjll probably got )to The Dalles this Spring, although no deft nite announcement has teen made. LITERARY HOUR JUIHOB-SOPHOtfORE ENTERTAIN SCHOOL ON FRIDAY. Interesting program carried out by literary artists After. Installation of new officers of .the Junior-Sophomore Literary Society at the high Bchool yesterday the following program . was given: Recitation Francis Carbine. Piano SoloHilda Anthony. ; . Reading Olaf Croupe. . L. H. S. Echoes, . 1st half Zoe Bragg. ''" '.y-'.'' ' -'':. : Recitation Maude Ledgewortb , : L. H. S. Echoes, 2d half Jeanette Wheatley. '.: . ' ' .' - Several numbers were cancelled on account of absence. ' , ' h TT. TT. Prisoner Dies. Spokane, March 19. 8. O. Chlnn, who served 35 days In the local Jail for violating the ordinance prohibit ing street speaking; died today from diabetes, contracted, according to bis , HIg i pnyaician, irom uig ureau buu wt UmmW9 by htmdreds of socialists nemDen of the Industrial work The streets are muddy Was HIGH SCHOOL HAS ft'sg - j a pp a p ?.f ! v L f is i 3 l. V 1 S ! DHL tZ I' r iilLl' : I i? U i , ytf IN RE0UGAMZ1XG C010MAL All- MY WANTS FlGliTKHX. Celorfd men who fought uiidi-r lau . kee ilus recomnioiidcd Manila, March 19; It was learned today that the French counsel ,in the Philippines is attempting to en-: list colored officers and troopers who ' have served in the United States ar- colonial army. The French war of- ( Ice has Issued a circular outlingmg the preparation for the establishment ' of a colonial force of 300,000 colored ', volenteers. The circular gives es peciai mention to the bravery of the. American colored troops In Cuba and i the Philippines and orderes the coun sel to Becure as many as possible. S ITBL1C SALE Tuesday, March 29th Aja Earl Jones i ; ; Read list carefully . " j On Tuesady, March Sth, at my j farm on the foothill road to Hotj Lake, I will offer at public auction,: Ed. Stringham, auctioneer, the , fol-1 lowing; .';:?';".':'' .'.'v.-"-' 13 head of horses, 3 to !2 years old 8 chioce, gentle Jersey milch cows j 1 brood sow with litter of pigs. 6 bronx turkeys. SO. choice Rhode Island chickens. 1 dozen White Wyahdottes. 1 mowing machine. vi . Sure Hatch Incubator and brooder. . Hay rake, derrick, fork 'and rope. 2 wagons, hay rack. - . 2 hacks, rubber tired tuggy. . 2 walking plows, 1 harrow, 2 clu tivators, 2. stes double harness, set driving harness, single harness. 2 saddles. u . .'' . 200 sacks good, clean oats. 2 good stoves, besides general line i of household goods. . : Terms of sale: $10 and under cash, over $10 6 moths time on approved wcnrlty. S-18-24. EARL JONES. JTOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Department f the Interior. C. 8. Land OISce at La Grande, Ore gen, Jaanary iltb, 1910. Notice 1 hereby given that Walter EL Pratt, whose postofflce address is Allcel, Oregon,, did on tbe 24th day of June, 1909, file In this ofSce sworn Statement and Application, No. 06723, to purchase the 8 1-2 NE 1-4, Section 8, Township 2 South, Range 40 East Willamette Meridian, and the timber thereon, under the pro visions of the act of June 3, 1878, i ana acts amendatory, known as the Timber and Stone taw," at such value as might be fixed by appraise ment, and that, pursuant to such ap plication, the land and timber there on have been appraised, $245.00, the timber estimated , 205,000 board feet at $1.00 per M, and tbe land $40.00; that said ,, applicant will offer final proof in support of his application And sworn statement on the 21st day of April, 1910, before the Reg ister and Receiver i United States Land Office, at La Grande. Oregon, test this purchase before entry,' or Initiate a contest before patent is sues, by filing a corroborated affi davit In this office, slleftng facta which would defeat the entry,; ' ; ; " P. C. BRAMWELL, ''.. ' Register Dr. U. D. UcJMan Painless Dentistry la Crzr.it IhtloRzl Dsnk D'dg. v J. A. 01.1 V I.U J;i.4 lino 'Wu'r! 'J u A A A'5 . . K'.ad.tho 5"ew IVot The'lvPcneet mayuzine this sid-; ofii the Rockies. 3-15-16. - . '' .... . ..... : . ' : : U-i Trcaspicr's call for (Vmsiy and Sralp ; : Hocnty Tturanis, " Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned Treasurer of Unlou Covin, ty Oregon, has funds on hand to pay all warrants on tho general fund and scalp bounty fund, which were endor- 8cd prior to u Bust i, 1009. Interest on the above ceases on the 15th day .of. March,.. 1910, .J,. - ;-;oiin FnATi'Liirr. Treasurer of Union County; Oregon. truly desuibes the brilliancy of this new Tungsten lamp for elec tric light. With the same amount of electric current its wire fila ment radiates from two : to three times as much light, rb the ordi nary carbon incandascont. Use Tungsten Lamps in Your Home They will cut your light bill in two, or, double your Illumination without extra cost. Try a G. E. 40-watt lamp at first. It con sumes one-fifth less electric curr rent and Is twice as brilliant, as the 16 candle power carbon lamp you now nse. '.. ';; ; ' . Wk OHEGON LIGHT MO power iwm T5 Should be Examined by One wno nas mzsierea me Science of Sight Testing Three Vezrs Practice In la $ firande, and all My Glasses Are Giving Satisfaction. I ASKAHY0NE IHEMOT Ferguson's old stand THIS WEEK ONLY I grind my own lenses. ' v rf i'v ft, i ;;:;rSMligM::::: After) Dark ill Xjj I fie- r- i it & i Truck- ! ft a CI H'i -WRck Tracts if )QU.v;arA il srtio huii vu v ill do ii for cu and give it ihe ktsi cf cite zi refis tcsf. Tcw:s vM'm ths tcsch cf nil. Ct and let us rexpkin. ! n Mzlhuer Offcc La Grande Ihtlonal Dank Building 1 i;.';..;ew:MSss.i Having purchased theCemcr.t, Lime, Plaster line of ' 0. F. Goolidgs we are now prepared to fill all demands, in addition to our regular F EE D ar.d FUEL business. Just leceived Gar of fresh alfalfa meal and a car of :oal. ". - . . . ... Both Phones- GRANDE RONDE CASH CO. ALFALFA WEAL It takes the place of bran. Is hotter . J L,v. ForMiIhCows.lt and cheaper cPn'tbebeat. SEEPS . Waters-Stanchfield Prc&ce Co. !FLOUR FEED, WOOD 1410 Adams Ave. PHONES: Black Utl ,v..r,r Independent 451 zJ ,., i Wev BZF1TCI0TIC TTSSJ OSZSIXQ SUGAR AJTD I3SI27 UTC3 HiTllQ n02B KIDS. THE AS tZWJ is io w nr all tus Gzzctm 8T0SZ3. !:- ti a . i t C: 1 if it J1C0. per Ha clll'ks Unzxedhd. ' i ! I n : t Ml pple Co. r;fi We handle only the best quality and our stock Is new and fresh, ton will not be disappointed It jou plant your garden with our. SEEDS. , , ,., Sugar t i .t: ( ! ii 11 V X 4 'VW. 4 i