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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1910)
! r r fy . r r- 7 ? if ... 1 .A V. - W fc fctW r . 4 C C TJorco c: Co. iiPATTKOn BI103. CTCERES Pcss, r.;x, Oncn, yetercne rii, XlVS.z C!::r, IkbbiidSqml:, Sr jef Cora, P:p Ccn, : f:?:r i ::.. The Barle!dc3 Scd Co. FHOIffi CLACK Si! W ..... v r . 3., I ilioPoriland Seed Co. TJandvilleciKin Ci32$,Pcrsr.ips; LiilU Ctm Pas, Czsls, Cznzis 1 "1 - --,ao ... i - 'r- s !..' v4- 4 ; i U1: 0' r XJ O' ' i'CCAL'.iEMS. ''5-0 : 0 ' - ' X a! . . Fred B. Currey is over from Hot ; Lake today. . . . .- ; ... Julius Roesch is in Portland on a ' : business trip. j ; 'C A. E. Tulley of Wallowa is trana- v; -: acting business here today: t ' ' Mr. and Mrs. H. C. RInehart'are , : . up. from Suinmervlll today. . ' r . v Clyde Robinson of Cove was a bus I ; inees visitor in the city today. ; !v 1 ; - Engineer Martin of Pleasant Val ley is here visiting frlonda for a few days.. . J. L. Lewis "of Meridian, Idaho, spent yesterday evening In the city f v" "Kay Bartholomew," connected , with. i the Iocs,! creamery, was a business ls!tor in Imbler yesterday .V ; . ' I , F. Hf Green "has gone to Cove to ' day in the interest of the Blue Moun ?:" taia Creamer 'company, "v' r j Mr. and Mrs. George ; Palmer left "7- last night .forJPqrtlaad ;where"they will: remain for several days. 'J. E. Kail, of Cove who has. been ; visiting : the city for several days 1 past went home today. 'r-t Walter Ferguson who has been em i y ' ployed. In the 0, R. & N. offices here ' for some time past, , left for Port ? land today on No. 7, t " '?'! ' ,V'V'ft ".'l-' ' f ' .: : ; Miss Cook. jBonnected with the For , V tsetry Department,' Is ' here? acting . as ; status " bferk. Miss Bernhardt com i : ; pleted ;the work for' that department ''' '"' In Whitman.? ' 7 , - ' sir-;."s-''-:-:yni'''-, A John A. Ellis, a prominetn bnsi- ; nessman of Portland,; was' in 'thlty yesterday looking over the land' pro v '. position here.i ;He was the guekt of . Frank; Pay while here. -t .-.'.;'' 1 p "i ". v i1 H; -"j. "r ; J -v '.. O, Swackhammer, who was ex ;." cused 'as juror 'in; the' early part of . the : session;' 'arrived last "iilght and '4' f will; assume nhls duties as" juror for 1 the : balance of the term of ' the cir ; - cult court. F'-rY C F. S. Bramwell has been critically J 111 for two1 weeks. He suffered a're i j lapse -'yesterday 'imorning but' Iasald to b4' slightly, better''1, today. He is V ; suffering from neuralgia and liver complaint Hia condition hasv been critical aftlmei." Walter , J. Holmanj financially in- terested in one of the leading" furni- y tur and 'undertalcing firms oPpft . ",, kindy' and who has been spending the ; month atj Hot 'Lake.i'waB fi.gueBt In r the city yesterday with 0 ' M. Rlchey. i U Holman Is a prominentElk of tljie ' inetropojls. -,r,ri: . ;. X.X ; ...a-.v GEORGE PAWPreti i'.Wii L, BRENHOLTS, Asst. Cash. Fl J.:flGtA1ESVIcePTs;SHERbODVILL?AJns, ?ntf AsstrCasbt A-l-ij-Ul 4iWi.Vi.V- ftf. L MEVFR4, Cashier. 'V.:i; .V:.;',''" liAiGMDE:NATIONAL BANK GICAf United States Depcsitoiy? CapitaVnd Surphs $1SO,C03.00. ;-;..V" xi ., George Palmer V V;" peyers ' ...- 11 VJ-ft iv- m - - - : . xhtit. ovx ssipla resources and facIUtiei' Wmra dtryca cflldit cervica and Jraiidla Vour'teeiv The Passenger train earning the Baker r City -and? other Cistern.-Ore-l eon teachers to Pendleton, stopped here-today for dinner. , "V : Frank and William Sion, ploneera of this valley, having settled here in 1878, were La Grande visitors today. More water covers the country be tween cere and Hot Lake than, has in many years past. Squirrel j and mice have been; . driven to- the high mounds in the lake district to escape drowning.' . " lMr..,and Mrs. Thomas Boyntoa ar rived last evening from Baker City and for a few days' will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs;Geo. H. Currey., With Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dickey they have been living on "a farm near :. Wing- yille, which Uiey recently disposed of and the' entire: family are preparing to make their future home in Tf eono I cuuuty," vHinornm, ,; Contlnued from Page one - MAKOK'S KESSAOK ' - . theclty' hai 'jUflderlaken and merits your best attention. Among other matters tbat- hia Council1 Will have tol consider; are, the 'providing -of suit able, place for the handling of cases of contagious diseases'- a'nnahent city pound, the systematizing of ' the handling of the water system in' 'its financial and mechanical branches, and 'the enfbrcement " of city ordi nances. There are many of the lat ter oil the Ordinance Bookr which' are practically dead letters, and which if enforced properly, or even partially, would result Jn much benefit to our city and people. - ; , . 1 '..Now gentlemen I do no wish to detain you longer with tnls message but desire to say that I ; Blncerely trust that we will have a council this year that . will work earnestly and harmoniously, as a unit, for the city's welfare. ; -.v-,: : " ; ; I have been a member of the Coun cil for the paBt four years and I can assure you that the office is no sin- pture, it entails a lot. of good hard Work and 1 trust that you will all prove good earnest workers. : If "you 'cannot ' give" thf city "your Ibest' ser vices you should'" not have l aceep'ted ihe" office.. There Is ample work for every councilman and Clf one bhirks hi8 :duty, It seriously handicaps th ttSt. -,v .,:, .-'.,-v..:.,.,;.,.:.H,,,-i ! Aa regards the financial condition of the xlty,' the f reaaurer'a " annual tatement,t"buppieniented with s6me additional Information,-will be i?ub llitd .fa 'Hue time, : rrSrU.: I Another matter that should receive tie attention 6t thia council;7 and a very : Important' 6he," ;!b" the general cjeanlinesa vt our . clty. Alleys ' and yard7 should be' Cleaned' thoroughly every spring and at uch "other times aa they tnay require - it VThis will add creatlv to the annearancA of ttiA I I: 51. -,,..). vJa'-i .::;.4 i V - . C C; Penington; fierce Cily d Uiake 11 moie faithful.. ' T.hanl!ng you, geDtl-mpn, for your aUeuUoa- again trusting that we may at tne end or the year merit the commendations of the citizens of the town, 1 am respectfully. F. L. 'MEYERS, 'Mayor. .. . FOR RENT House and barn with acre of ground. Strawberries and other pmall fruit. Plenty of water. '' Within city limits. Enquire' of R. M. Olson, 2201 Fir St.- 3-2 2 -t f. V , For Sale ' . - ' Good seven room house and out- buildings; nice lawn' and fruit trees. Notice Is hereby given that the un Situated on the corner of 0. and 8th derslgned Treasurer of Union Coun, streets. Also for, sale or rent, six ty Oregon, has-funds on hand to pay acres of god land,' good house and ' ail warrants on the general fund and out buildings, piety of water and scalp bounty'fuad. which were endor small fruit. Half mile east of the sed rrlor to'Aueust i. 309. ? intAris t ty limits. Enquire of. R; M.' OLIVER. " 000000000000 V o o o o 00 o 00 00 ; v ' , " Musical programme of Wilson'a Or chestra at the Peoules Store Wednes day, March 2f, at 2:30 p. m. The Honeymoon (Overture) Sutton.'-.:,.;. r. - ' . Cunning, Cupid (Serenade) Alitter The Club'1 (March) Nolan. ' ' Thousand One Night Waltzes) Strauss. ' ; , ; . . .; - La Morsarla ; (DanBe Antique)! Morse. ij ' ' L, Autumn Leaves (Waltzes) Stahl, : You and I and Cupid (On the Isle i of Love) Kahn and Le Boy. j , In the Lead. (March) Fran tzen. Meditation (Reverie) MorriBon. Satlago Flynn- (Medley) Morse. "v 1 tnlon Witnesses Here' r Among the many witnesses in the ! city today from Union are Mrs. FtorV ence Dobbin, George Johnson, I. N. l Cromwell, W. L. ;Phell!ps, , Willis ! PhelHps and wife, WW Wright, Bell ! KIrk F. P. Lanlus; George Scibird, W. A. Maxwell and others, PUBLIC SALE; Tuesday, March SDth iy Earl Jones ?y t y.y Bead list carefully ; On ; Tuesady,: March f 29th, at my farm on the , foothill road to Hot Lake, I...WU1 offer at'lpublic auction, pd.! Stringham',' -auctioneer, the.- fol lowing: :-:yrr;; i '' ' ,' ' ";;v-r': tf. 1$ head of horses. 3 to 12 years bid S chioce, gentle Jersey milch cows v I 'brood sow with litter of pigs.' t i 6 - bronx turkeys. , 50 choke Rhode Island chickens. . i ; dozen White Wyandottes. . -. t 'ijmowlng jcuacntoe.'',i,l Sure Hatch Incubator and brooder. .j Hay . rake, derrick; fork and rope. 2 Wagons, (hay rack. 4 '.v - "-a i'ackai ju'bbe'r tired buggy, "' ' ' t 'walking plows.'! harrow. 2 clu- ttlvaiors, 2 stes, double harness set driving harness, single harness. ..; 2 saddle's. " . (" '', "; ; . V.v ; 200 tacks' good, clean oats. " , 2 good ' stoves, besides general line of household goods. Terins of.Bale iio 'and under cash, brer f 10 moths time on approved aecurityV. v'V-' :' 3-18-24. EARL JONES. 0 FIOHT JOJt, f JUXCIPLE insurgents not anxfou's ta have 'iacp i on rules- committee 1 f J m tun in 11 Art v, ' - ;; ,1. Washington; March 22V-"We want ,lt understood1 that; we made "a" "fight for ijrIncIpl4s"'and"not lor "Jobs," de clared Murdock of Kanaaa,' in discus-' sing 'the, probable1 membe'rshin'of the1 ueif (rules commtttee1 today.' ' ' According to the Jasurgent'leaders today they will make nci effort to get places on th'comtaittee.' 'it' la" be- I lievefl this stand Vill preVent wrang-r hllng J In the 'Republican 'caucus' and keep' the Organization Intact- ' O O V O O O O j ... . ..; ; . O J. J.. CLITF3 2. A. CLITF3 , Casriine wocl saw. Phoufe ordws to Mack 1351 j O O Phoufe ordws to Mack 1351 ' S ' ; O ' . ' O O O O, & O O O 1 1 Read the flew West The keenest magazine this side- of the Rockies.: , . 3-13-1G." v '","'.."', Treasurer's call for County and Scalp c i t ,' : Botnty ; : Warrants. .... on the abov4 teases on the 15th' day , of March, 1910. . TOvnn -rn.it w unit, Treasurer of Union Cointy, Oregon. truly i des( ribes the' brilliancy of . ' this new Tungsten lamp for-, elec- I trie light '.With the same amount .of electric current its wire; fila ment radiates from ' two to: three; times as much light as the-ordinary carbon incandescent. ) ' Tungsten Lamps m ' n hat, ii.r )r i YburHome fl v.' 7; 1 They will cut your, light, bill In two, or, double your Illumination without extra cost. Tqr a G. E. 40-watt lamp" at ' first. 7 It con sumes 'bne-flftb! less electric 'cur rent' and is'iwic as brilliant' as' the 16' candle power carbon 'lamp onv'itnw" 'wif, ' t,ai men LIGHT M9. -. FGVJEfi T3 l mi 'pi " JIUL L-'i. Chicago, March 22. Firemen and railroad managers are' today 'consid ering a . compromise measure sub mitted by Commissioner Nelll.-rt'.Was announced by both ' sides that an agreement by which the': atrIM tflll be averted "will probably Wreached before night ' 1 T; 1 Neil saidT today that the wage ques tion was to be submitted to both sides for 'arbitration., .He would not?re: veal' the mode Of settling the' remain lng disputes. DEM0CB1T& "mUr C&QVEHAl If Insurgent memlersifre not "plated on rules, committee .if- Washington, March- 22. Republi cans will meet tomorrow night and Democrats Thursday 7 ilght Xor select members for the new rule committee Tne1 Democrats have decided to hold a 'caucus after the Republicans so they' could co-operate with the Insur gents should the-Republicans refuse to appoint insurgent on the' commit tee: ' .... 1' W -'i SEE SA IP StliiifcE CIRCLE hnest in I 1 ruch Laud 10:lcre Ifacs - TnnspcrlstioMhd !Met If 'fouy.'Ziit it sdjo fruit k zndglu it ths lzst of czte within the mch cf zll Call Ulalhuer Red r y ::X :y 1 he La Grande f'aons Danfr Duild'pg L1 Having purchased the Gement, Lime, Plaster lino of r I'! V ;0.rF. Goolidgs we are now f . j jn additcn to our regular. , 1 : 1 - v Just leceived Gar of fresh alfalfa meal and a car of . joal. ' ---' -v. . -' y:l . r s ".. V '-.y Both I nn atjiif. nnnnF. t. ash f.o ALLirJAL: " -;v- It takes the ! place 1 T7H rryr-- ' w 1 I f 1 j ' 1 1 Vv ' and will your 3 Y aters-StancM ield - Produce Co. ilFLOUR; FEED, WOOD 1410 Adams Ave. f HONES: h Chtk Ulh- - - "frA??crMrJ 45J i K 5. -i i ,EC!:3 trira'T'u. rs y I v -' i 5 i Si,' ' ; '! r . -; ti ;r. M n, nltaln Dim on Eurth SICO. per Act facilities Vnsxalkd. e k 111 do it t ;r yea if ztiuzicht. 'Tax's' avA hi ; vs' fexplzia. tippfc Co. . ; prepared to fill all demands, Eh D and hUhL business. ...''. I Phones - of bran, b better .: '-nil the feest quality our stock Is new and fresh. Ton not be fl!8ajfpoInt9d If yoa tfmt garden vlth cur SII23,' .' " .''n.)' - r: if - I r 1- .Ktf I I-" s i L.i. y
