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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1910)
VEMXJ (iDSilCVtli, LV (iKAXDE OHLCON 2 iWOWSiSS? I A laitee assortment of Package In kdhvc have the fottov;!::;: Alfalfa, Radish, three mittits, Tun.ip, Rue Crass, Sweet as, Tvlfx, Onon, ye7o;v and red, White Clover, ' . - 1 ' . 5 ..." "s. Hub6srdScu:sh, SweerCcrri, Pep Corn, four vzrhlk Goos ffomtlie cI!oving houses: OC. Morse "'&: Co.- C m Ferry & Co The Barteldes Seed Co. , , TKePortlaniSeeACoMandville & Kimr mil ? 1 t iPATTISON- BROS. GROCERIES PHONE BLACK 81 Desns. Parsnips; Little Gem Ptzs, Dais, Car, -rg Lira iZL --J I ii .1 ! V T ' THE ISIS TOKIGHT'S PROSaitM Ford A. Ellis, local cianger of the 1 Lecture course, spoke to the high j xvuwi 11110 mui uiu. jic JO giving the high Bchool stftfiiLH an "oppor tunity to attend for 33 cents - ' Mrs. Grace Barrle, 'who gave up the popular Bariie 'rooming house last night, will j'go to; Hot Lake to take charge of the ladies; Ipth at the Sanatorium.-'' Tv;; -' .Mrs. F. r (I-metf, Who !;s been staying wh tier daughter,. -Mrs. J.uii- ra B. Jackson or .this 'city, left s las- nlgbt for Fcfrt Cplllr.s,- Cclo, arro n I panled by her nepnew Elton Jadsi son. ' - ':. ' . ' Mr. , arid Mrs. H ' P. ' tiirkVnsoa' ar ' rived fliome'yesterday jcdrnitig fronl a Mveralweeks; stay , in SOutheri California.'' : They fvlBited at seyera j or the Southern cities 7 where they bad Mends.': - ' ' V.r".: who bronglira'rfy' Cook to '"the ; 1 1 GrAnde , Rbiiae hospital, ' wberi ' Cook was Injured In Earing the life .of SoMh's littln daughter in a runawav ItJkcIdenrat ni&'Sprgs.i returned o Bunch of Lilacs. Spanish Marriage. . Cangbt in his own trap. . ' - Song "Bonnie Highland Lassie." Fejatture-r-"Tbe Duke's Plan." CO-ED WARBLERS INVADE THE CITY EMEETAIXMEM AT BAKE CI TY (OMMEXDED A Strong nuinlHT of Ijceum cojtrse at L. D. S. tsilwrnnclo tonight ' . . w , I eft lant nleht to rlntt hi mother and O ..X.VJ bl'stf. ifr lroihtri.altelr-"an 1 Ceil 1 . . AiHe left on the morning train for bi ; M. Jacobson returned .tjkii several yea A ilr. Pierce '"College co-eds, properly chaper 6ned and In tow of Walter rEccies, tbepremler entertainer, have Bpent almost the entire day in the city, awaiting the opening hour of their concert tonight at the L. D. S. taber nacle under the auspicesof the La Grande Lyceum management The guilt suiruuueu H'Miev ttuuieucv ti Baker. City laBt'BtghtShtfring with tbera much praise from the people of thatf city. Js generally con ceded hat this fe-jtieV best number of the Entire touTsi fhis year, and ticket bolders have a treat In store or, tbem.. ,; '. t iThb perfctt-mance commences at -8 q'clock, promptly., t, , ' : Mra. A. Hot Lake today. Oof-ee Goodbrod. Jr.. of Union, spent1 the day In the city, Ezra B. Campbell - has returned from an extended stay in "Wyoming, n .p Rcntt of Astoria is a busi ness visitor in La Grande today. J. W. Campbell of Hermlston was a land office vislto rthls morning. G. W. South, of Medical Springs, Is .registered at. the Foley today. W. 3. Townley, the Union capital 1st, 1b 1 here today transactinjg Tius InPRR.' ' .' ''": :' -v - ! Rev.J. L.' Baker of Coe Is 'InUe rttv todav to hear Rev. Johnson '- speak. ' ; ' '' . rhna - 'Rldwell. a -ell known bust oon man nt Plctn cunifl HD faBt Cvl enlng on bujlness matters. .? No.. Six -arrived" this morning in two Bectlons. There was one whole train of mall arid express Miss Mae White returned to Walla has "been conducting excursion par tleB and state that the" ' last ' winter has been especially active - In that line. .7 Leo HerrinK-of the' Eastern Oregon fifght: and Power Company, ? went' to llnion 'thl3''mornlng' to take charge of the company's buBfpess 'there' until such'" time aa a man can be secured to take permanently the position left vacant by the resignation, of "Jimmy" Cbnian? 'who forrrie'rly' 1 looked " after the business ht, the company-about uniorr ana i;ove. BARGAINS Tani.o Frnlt rtnd.VmintlTAJ 'lands. xue xonowing wm aiiraci me ai tcntion of the Home eeeKer." ? 1 acres Improved. 65 acres an' deir cultivation: j KCt 13,000 103 acres all improved, 1-2 mllit from Summervllla ' . . . . 6.500 Walla today after a visit with net 40 acrea 411 . Improved, 2 1-i parents. J. W. White accompanied . . mrtei -fromSunlmervina'' . . . .K.OOi ber. 100 acres Improved, 40 under' - T, B. Johnson and son LeBter, for mer residents of La Grande are over 1 40 acreB adjoining Summervllle from their Cove farm on business today. ' Rev. Haley, pastor of the M. E. church at Payette, passed through the city thla morning en route to Wallowa county points where he goes to Institute -brotherhoods,, ; Mrs. J. M. Berry, formerly, of this city but now 'of "Portland, passed r Dutch Minister Sulls New York,"7 March' 29. M. Loudon, f ' i ' 1 minister, from the Ntherlands, ac com panled 'by Mrs. Loudon, sailed today for Europe. After viBiting 8t London -and other cities they will go rb Holland to :remainv until October. 0 1 A O r A A 6 6 j ' : J. A. OL1TE1 : n 6 6 Gasollns wood saw." -A 0y Phone orders to Mark i!5l. 0. ..r -':- X -a' .?,t. ',(' -' Trcasnrer's call for County and Seal); .'. : i, Boctotj Warrants ''! ') Notice Is hereby given that the un-; derslgned Treasurer "of Unlon' Cpun, ty. Oregon; has funds 'tin hand to pay all. warrants fen tbe'general 'fund'and scalp bounty fnnd; which fwer'e endor sed prior 16 August x 1909. " 'interest on the above ceases" on the 15tb day of March, 1910, !: i 5 "' " " - -:' : JOHN FRAWLET, "; ' Traiurej ;of -tJnten ;Coi.n(y; Oregon. U 7 fie Finest Fri it, A Haifa and ; 7W 10 Acre Tmls$l0O, per Acre Transportation and Market facilitits Unexcelled. If you'vyan it stfjo twit we nlll do it for you and give it the best of care s t actus! cost. Tetms within the reach cf all. Call and ici n ' xpten. - W03fA MIRDERED. In a Seattle report. Jealousy 8a(ipo ed to hate been motive 1 Seattle," March 29.Bella McCor- mlck, a 'beautiful young woman, was found murdered In a resort in the new: restricted district at midnight, her throat being cut' Disorder In jthft-- room' lhdlcatedobbery also. The body was . Identified by means of a card found on the floor. She came here1 recently fr'om, San Deigo. The police suspect the murder to be the result of " Jealousy of a man with whom t,he .woman formerly lived In the; South. J . ' " Tbe woman was later Identified aa Nora' CaVithief," of T Vancouver B. C. The police -now believe the woman was' murderedby' 'a' Chinaman. MahuerRedflppc Co. '7i.;i'7 , -jX!hIl:L.Il;J.- IllOGAN-SHERWOOD REALTY CO J 1, LGmnd0 truly -escribes, the, brilliancy of thia new Tungsten lamp for elec tric light With the same amount of . electric current its wire fila-i ment radjate3 from two to three times as much light as- the ordi nary carbon Incandescent Use aft - . en choice fru't or. alfalfa land. can be -Irrigated. ; A . bargain ,000 240 acres, well Improved, un der cultivation. Hay,, grain and fruit 1,000 160- acres, 80 acres bearing; or " 'chard, 'JO" acres new orchard, 1 all apples; 100 ' acres pas- jture. Terms on application , through the city today on her way to choice stump land, particulars :Z Wallowa 'where' sh'-will visit with .'iy ' adapted to fruit' Industrr. friends for a few1 days. , I 3 to 6 miles from Summer- Mrs, Al B..neulat of Belllngham, "yine. Per acre...... I12.B0 to 20. who, has been In the city for a few Timber and other property. ays, went to Island City this morn to to snend a few days with her ' JL C BUfEIIAKT. mother, Mrs. Klrkpaitylcte , u f Scat Etrtattf u Stnnmentfllft; 4Ow. . . T A COMA FIRE ' Oljmplc foundry suffers a loss of .' v.1 . $150,000 ' tTaconia, March 29. The Olympic Foundry and Machine Works,, located on the tldelands, - burned atH mid night; loss $150,000. , The pacific Glass and Paint "Works was scorched. " W.' L; BRENliOLTS, Asst. Cash. OEORQG PALMER, Pres. F." J. HOLMES. Vlce-Pres. 'SHERW CCD WILLIAMS, 2nd Asst: Cash CFtJV MEYERS, Cashier-1 H'KS. vi' LA t GRANDE I I United Stales Depository Capital and Surplus $180,009.00 DIRECTORS v George Palmer 1?. 1. Meyers C. C. Peningtonf G. L. CieaTer" F.M. Byrhit W. L. Brenholts W.M Pierce 1 j With our ample resources and facilities w can ren-1 der rca tlRZzil ssrvicd and lascUe yoti brdness :f ' irareatirt) catisf action. Burns and Barry Bout . San Francisco, March 29.r-Under Ibe auspl'ces of Louie Blot, match maker of the Metropolitan Club, Jim Barry and Salinas Jack Burns are scheduled to fight 20' rounds tMsVev ening for half the gat ' .erecelp.fs and as much glory as may attach;,' to the affair.' This latter Is likely to be Inconsiderable as the fight fans are not showing any great enthusi asm over the affair, r- s It was Louie's original Intention to match Barry and Sam Langford, but after reflecting that Barry and Lang ford have met eight times In the past and both have lived to tell the1 tale, he switched to Salinas 'Jack Burns as Jim's opponent. The' principal lalm to fame of the Salinas person Is that he recently, faced the terrible 5unboafSmIth ' and was not demol ished., - ' I 1 1 k in ... Your Home They will cut your iight bill in two f or, double your,' Illumination without extra cost' Try a G. E. 40-watt lamp at first U con sumes, one-fifth less electric cur rent and is' twice as brilliant as the 16 candle power caibon lamp you now use. ;. , EASFEfiHtlREGDJI LIGHT KKD v POWER COMPANY . -i- 5 ar ''iiC'fl'nA ml l " Having purchased. the Gemeritj.Lime, Plaster line of f 0. F. Goolidge we are now prepared to fill all demands, in additionjo our .regular FEED and, FUEL business. B ' Just received Gar'of fresh alfalfa meal and a car of' TENMS TO M RETITED Two club MtlU take to tennis tbls ! 'year ofr pastime V.J iThe Lambda Phf Alpha;" a club of ycib;? men of )ihe .. Presbyterian hurch are . out . scouting for eulta- Lble grounds for a tennis court this springand will have one ln"wtirk ing order Just as soon as possible. There areabout !9 boys In the club and as many girls In the auxlllarry to it which makes a big number of fans form that club 'alone. The B. M. A. last Saturday night also decided to take up tennis as a I ranch of Its athletic scope and that club, too, will school about 20 In the i Umqwsh Ndvelesi Lint of special ; 4 " ii m' iii "'fi 1111T T Slider's v,:oal. ' r tv' Both Phones- f'Vv::::''-;i,',;;'- nGRANDE RONDE CASH CO. 1 u.. -Alfalfa heal . Ik takes the place of - Bran; Is better r'i v. r ri ahdcKeaper' Tor'Mlihiwslrt ' can't be beat. Wer handle 'Only? the bes4uality and our stock Is new and fresh. Ton ' will not be disappointed If yon plant - your garden with our SEEDS. Waters-Stkichfield ; Produce Co. ! FLOUR, FEED, WOOD 1410 Adams Aye. PHONES: 3lack 121? Independent 451 A- r-1 1 , , -.i.-n- n...:1'.- " ' " ' ' . . 1 ; J i ,vi ICtCMMA 15 ' . 1 U OPEW if t J Neiv BE PATRIOTIC WHO 02BESIXC grGAB AITD IKSIST titOI KITIIQ ( HOKE MADE. TTL ACW FIES3 IS HOW 15 ILL Till CKOCEKI STORES, ""- " . , 1 1 r r'; mmer pastime. -- 1 1 1 V- su:
