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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1910)
I a o p o a o o o a -y n o r i r"7 1 ' "a I ?"!T7A in afresh lot of Queen Olives 'in: bulk; Heinz bu!!: Sweet Lliiicd Pickles Sour Plain Dill PicMca Chov Cliow Bottled Goods ' Vegetables every Week Bread, Pies and Cakes. 17 it Free! iloya! tajecay ; Bakery FOUR GW EVIDENTLY Boise, March 22. Special to Ob serverAlthough 110 definite action was taken up to a late hour this af ternoon, Nampa has practically de cided to join with Boise. Baker City and La Grande la a four-club Inter state league tor the season of 1910. This Is the result of a' conference held last night In this city and this morning at Nampa where the lnter monntaln magnates were In session. The league wants to play class C. ball under national protection. ' Caroyln Elberta (Mouse) and Wil liam Edwards, leading man and L. B. Bailey, manger, arrived In the city today noon from the West and srs registered at the "Foley. The-play "The Lion and the Mouse" tonight at the Steward. Practically every good seat has been sold. ' - And Yoia" StO re c lil IPlllflTIS-i r '''mm Uqvj. Garden and Fiover BlueWGrassand White Clover Seed 5 . t, .:.; , ','.,.,,.''-t' ' Washington, , March." 22. Glfford Plnchot la hurrying to Europe to meet Roosevelt at the latter's request. The fact was revealed today by a clo?e friend of Plnchot whe declared tbe former forester was summoned by cablegram from Khartoum. Plnchot Is now nearlng England and It was planned for him to Join the former ' president at Parts. It could not be learned whether Pln chot was to stay In Paris until the arrival of Roosevelt or If he Is to proceed to Naples to meet him. Roose velt Is not due In Paris for over a itonth. ' ; Plnchot said before he sailed that he had planned, to meet Roosevelt leiore the latter sailed for Africa, tied the trip was merely consumma tion of plans already formed. The mesage sent Plnchot was very urgent, it Is declared and t is be lieved his hasty departure indicates that the meeting Is not to be held in Paris, but that Plnchot will has ten on to meet him en route. Colonel Visits ThebU Luxor, March 22. Colonel Roose velt arose at six' this morning and started 0 na long horseback ride to visit the ruins of the ancient city of Theibes. He lunched with Theodore Davis, a prominent antiquarian, : and returned to Luxor in the afternoon. He will leave for Cairo tomorrow. Our etcro eofar as tho name over tho door is con cerned; youretcro in rccpect to tho merchandise inside. This is more than ever befoi a store for mothers and boys. 3GSA22Dclotliesma!:eitco. And XTRAGOop clotlies are like your boy, they "grow" every year. It docca't matter how hard tha boy plays cr works. XTRAGOOD clotlies (jive him better service, longer wear and greater durability than ths ordinary makes. A boy's suit is no leader right without style. XTRACO0D clothes for boys have VV tho saiao tpienaia sryis tnai is nowcaays put into the swagger Young Men's clothes. . v- m n .... .. .' ' . i our boy Iecli3 good to you ana others. And back cf it all 3 tho best tailoring and materials to be had at any price. Ve want you to come and see for yourself. You'll understand better why we call this your store T . H I QUAU1Y I ' ( ' '' . A 0 7 IN.K. Ay 1 V V J STORE TOTED TO STRIKE Engglnemeu and trainmen on -v Haven and Hartford. JTew t New Haven, March 22. The bro therhoods of railroad trainmen and engineers announced this afternoon that members of both organizations employed by the New York, New Ha ve nand Hartford had voted to strike. Four thousand men are affected. FOR RENT Furnished rooms, with or without board.- 1620. cor. 6th and Spring streets. TL Lv" MATTHEWS; 3-19-4-19. -fc o o o n o n o u n al m uo o Vd q$ Cli k ? .a. Is 4? 'culi ii BENSON ORDERS ARREST. ilevernor lieuson become alarmed at threatening letters. ' ., ... Greeley, Colo.,' March 22. Authori ties here are serchlng today for Wil liam Williams, supposed to ' be de mented, who is walking to Oregon to kill Gov.. Benson., Bneson has re ceived -many letters threatening his life. :Testerday hV; notified the' 'pcf lice here to arrest the man, but he escaped." i . ( 1 f'g :! :$ f PETITION FILED . i Asking to hate the borernment at atck Steel Trust Washington, March . 22. Charging the United , States Steel corporation with violatlo not tell anti-trust law, President Gompera of the Federation of Labor today filed petitions with Attorney-general ' Wlckersham.' ask ig the government to attack the trust ! ... hMOlbsandour i r jj D r - , i v fee business ifr tx Tea husncss in creased.- Soe Agenfs? S for he Cftase a 6 Sanobrn 5 a o a o BARGAINS Coffee 7ei Farm,' Fruit and Improved lands. The following tvill attract the at tention ef the home seder. rvr 80 acres improved, '65 acres un ; der cultivation . ;v.'.1.' " 13.000. 100 acres' -i ;V improved,' 1-2 mile' from Summervllle 6.500 40 acres all hnproved, 21-J miles frorn Sum . mervllle ; . 16,0 )0 100 acres Improved, . 40 under : culilvatioa 400 40 acres adjoining Summervlllt choice iru't or alfalfa land. can be irrigated.' A bargala 6.000 240 acres, well Improved, un- v der cultivation.'.; Hay,' grain and fruit 16,000 160 acres, SO acres bearing or- . chard, 30 acres new orchard, "r all apples; 100 acres paa- tore. Terms on application I acre's In ,' Summervllle, wlta elegant 12 room resideuca. Mm Creek with private wat- er power, operating a prl- rate electric light and water system. A bargain Choice-stnmp .land, particular. - r ; ly .adapted to fruit , todastry. .. 8 to 6 miles from Sommer- Tllle. Per acre.... -..f 12.80 to 50. Timber , and other property. " II. C KNEHART. Iveal Estate Summervllle, Ore. . .j .:; ,. ' - v. ... .( j MercfiarihJ Save GAME POSTPONED . Union will ploy local youngsters a . :: week from next Saturday The Union La Grande high school baseball ' game ; scheduled : to take place here fbmorrow has been can celled, "; temporarily, on account of bad weather. , It Is planned . to have the game played a v week from next Saturday. ' . ': ; ' ' Manager Ralston has just .complet ed arrangements for a tour of Wal lowa county with, his husky .twirlers this spring. On April 22-23 the local team will play Enterprise and Joseph.'- A trip to Pendleton, early In May and a contest with Cove early in May are the games now on- the Bchedulev ii-i sr:J: t tf 1 - f I:--: h 7 K la. 1907 th iWfcanfe . ' . -' ...1 x.. . V f o uregon . sayea ore $10,000 Jby- carryflf a pari sf f heir Insurance in Aeir ftfercJianfs'lfiffiiaf Fire As- J 4 surance -VlssocaJoni of Dayton, Oregon, n 1903 fhey wf save $15,000 J During the -j-same : period fAeir neighbors Viere hand- 7na over $1,500,000 in J profits to outside companies J J n fhe Oregon,- Merchans J Mutual you get: INSURANCE ATC0S1 A UMT TO JOUR LIABIL ITIES :r:.;'-x;:v:r ":V;""V PROMPTSETTLEMHTOF 4 4 LOSSES ! VJ.0UVER, Agent t Young Men want clothes with "snap"' and "class." These features can best be secured by having your clothes made to order by The new Spring line com prises the largest and "swell est" assortment of Scotches and Cassimefes ,in Gray shades ever shown. The clothes rre guaranteed to fit you and to be flawlessly made. . V - ;' . , We will be only too glad to show you through the line no obligation incurred on your part' ,; r . BAKES & CASSIDT ";:'; -'! .Tailors ':: 1118 Adams Avenue, 'For Sale ..v'v ''K ' Good seven room bouse and out buildings; nice lawn and fruit tree. Situated on the corner of O. and 6th streets. Also For Sale or Rent, six acres of god land, rood house and out buildings, plenty of water and small fruit. Half mile east el city limits. Enquire of V... . M. CLrVEIt, . - .3-15-4-15,y;.,::; -.;' IM Rr Street Head the Hew "ITest ' 1 A live and progressive magatiae TM of good, eotuid reading. V i' I. I, i k-" r J I! 4; !; t 1 1 si or " ,":..',;;'. ' ;J- ' -j.V
