La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 06, 1910, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextT ! ! C TONIGHT'S PR The post nitslres (l'the) A pair. of schemers.. . y .' Five minutes of. 12 (Vitagraph. Japanese Poach Eoy (F.dhson) Gong "Floating Along." nDfirai ioc- on the Joseph branch while Mr. Gra dy U resting on? trip out Vf. E. Andersen of ImLkr is a bus iness visitor in the ci!y todny. Jack Kerr Las II. C. Grady's n. Chlof cf Police John Kaldm is le coverlng hat slowly tied is silil ct Hot Lake. '''' .Miss 1'tster, Phy, a 6!et-r cf Lr. ! TOM MLITINU (AM.,;;) rhy at Hot LaVe, r?'urm'd to 1 1: o so.n-1 ttorium Way a'ter fn t-ichi u.miths't Algonquin. ll..ii yA'.l i,),.u- 1 course At O. A. C. . j ILi.rC.;) c-Ttniu Miss Marram rewiiu win enter tain the Aff-rnocu KaiJee Klatdi on Friday afternoon. The Air' aqtun '.,1 ! iu-law, William Faudt rci-k in V "Buster" and Mrs. Erowa have mov ed to. town fro rothclr. Ladd Cnuy-n j land, and will fca alfcint, si farm and will live In this cry r.'.rwial ' Mr. Brown will he employed at the, M't.vf!! HAS ''IM'i., Smith & Gieeno shoe store. ' ( IvM its a.. ; t'ny i::t;,t i Mrs. Franx Willielm Uv.cs toaislit or-a of' C to KUend ths funeral, of h"r brother- i from the tie. tion cf oZarS for t Tennis Club will next Tinns- ? '. Ii'.ik at tho k-'S.-a Sz Cr liran. Acid ? r.'-al J. P. Price, J. C. Fixetcu of; Co.-, and ElBhop and Mrs, Wieh of Pice Grove era among those from this county ' who -arc attending the setni - annual '.conference of the L. P. S. Chinch at Salt-Lake. ."'.'.' rol!c hrlhu- -.v..') VMS'' 11 ir i'f.. Jack O'Xeil went Weft 'p.ga In 'today -.. ' ' . y .'. ,! after sperflinac several' days' hoe-In O O'.V 9 ?y V "i V V .V V j the enpndty-.of traveling passenger ' ; .,. ' '''' .tiW for tho 0. Tt. &.X. Tin report? , ar.t Rir.!ters are -up for conM-.'rstUn t i;nd every r-i nb:i 'of -thv !.:' -who j. Intends to t:il.e. f a ct!v ;:nt ia tea- 1 Ms the cc.mlnir ecajjon sho-uM '' .': innl I c -rr.-vt t-. ir'tfnd. ' . .- , - , . . STl'DY THICK TP.'ATVO'N, Sprilrrr'd. Mi"-; -'.ril ' ' " ; ' rara 'Sf-ciKd po ' '-' ' ;t ' '"i;'x-!' t!'-'; ') made a full' -oafttcn- that 1k. K!i' i j f3ir.Hvd ..( In'l ;-rK. Martha Waits ;?- aad'wt.ynd. ! ! S.ivtirj.1 -tmci ?nd r.vl'i S;i,.)-.';ri'-( -g r.avp t.v-. .1 f.v.ii;.:.:i l v fondit son. s! I1 MH1- ...'111 & . t-x." P r... rlet Dow Jn thft Dow "U!a!i:!n 'n .Oi Dan Van Housen la temporary' day ciem ui mo juiuj uaLci. . liTjraeset-k-ers .fairly - sfreaming into Oregon, nnd the Wilamette vnny'and Southern Oregon 'are 'getting lli eml share of the newcomers. .' . . fcsslon , phtMva bi yond . qnifete: wnfc th ! 'rayfi.-:r!'-rta I k'H iv1 o rori .d ' Uii FtfUon for )'- r -.. ' murd'r ut (he How r--:3;.ici:tj one of t!ie'a".ut usatlonaj ! tory if iH inrneld." the l.p 't.-;;r.u: Tt l'H 1 m rn;.: ran "ho ' C'fii to 'ntei't::l.i - s d -ni;iit "hav5 fol-'-'"i I' !o--i.-dt-hev uf h'f, fi:v- Wes. Walters is . among the. busi- tolay; ". Mr. t'-ught Walla J. T of Eaker City, was a business visitor In the city last night P,f IJinp.liam, ;Arrll 6.-T1h. t'leat rical -trust' -chi!r?3 sn ini!"!i for their shoivs thnt ft U ImvTissJMo .for rnv A "iwtW -p !d ;',loil-'et;. b-rrv: t'yr ; "Mr. and Mrs. J. Tv'. . Dickey wh- r?- Initials "E. G. -S." and -ccat:v.nlin; tVi eenfly sold their farm In Bokr conn- pictures of Spence's mcther ?;)d p'? ness vlslcors' from across the valley i.1 rnvea mis morning to spena a j ,- .:n..... ' few d-ys with friends' aHd ar vUests ; was ion in me one yam ci. a ' of Mr. nn.-l Mrs. Davl.t P.nv TIipv m ! idence htat has heon roVu. d. .ncw.e Mri and Mrs. Frank Jolly and little j on their way to CnH'ornls ,whn- ' they U3 watchal and finally arioM ti' 1 t')'n c"a t'-ughter are visiting friends in. Walla ' expect to make 'their' home. :.' " when it was learned that he was pr-' AVlu-,th:B sni ,:!,,!V.-,i, ' - : Ed. Propeek. the keeper o fthe pipe ', room' was found two black nnska on , 1 m,ern,t Cfsiou To ,c1of ..thr. ociv, "-"'-lineof theEetsterCrfek nroiect. is In,. .v1vr with ,wh lnnt iioso m-.i (W)t it irto ft"? -c.i.18 the city expecting to return tomor row, Mrs. Propeek who has been In Support Asl.td ler , fore (.Vf I'i.iM ' . D. M. Clark o fihe Cove ?I,-n n, !o Co.. repcrta that he BhlpiJ.'.--1 a ar h ad of fk-ied prunes to E !.? t! '3 ve(k. : - The product of the drkrs f-i t!u-Cove'(l;-:til! t w,isSpeci;il!y f.n: :'. ..season, on account of bo much of this kind ;of fruit C. thi ' ' lars. Vo, Yes, for Monmouth and -ren IMVins ;Ul- U,VU'M '" fntle this queeKon.- - .dried. .-.'.' . The prunes sent to ijOise aie i,uk-, of fihe C(tvor"nd color and brou-. ! t i-C-12 See. CVuii. a good price. The alu:iini of the Stjte N'ornu-I M-.-tUnomh ask your support f-r li-nt f-chool. Yoif kiiOA" wo I,..,;. h.u-t.-ach'.-rs. "Ve must educaie our hoys und gills; n trained teacher is th. t. Bt CL'ncy f,-r thisl The cost h four cents a yer.r n?i a tlious u d cl- J. U: V. Eh'TLFU. - - -' " i - Phone; B'iaclt IT- Vil w 'ivv lit. fT. ;i "."-,; '0 ,1 t"?4 M 't.'ajx Ntof vjj i 8 i v 'S tint. ' i, J. H. . Hockenberry, the Portland architect went to Wallowa county on business matters this morning. . ' D. C. Brlschoux, proprietor of the Savoy, Is In Walttwa county trans acting business matters. - ' . Herbert Knox, was a pessenger on this morning's train for.Palnifer Camp above Elgin. , '-. '.- ' : . ' .'. '.' '..' v :',.'':.';, v ' Ed ; Sanders the well known busi ness man of North Powder Is a vis itor In the city today. ' . District Coriimercial 'Manager C. E. Porter pf . the- ; Pacit. States Tele phone company, Is. la the city from Baker today. ' " J. M, Selder, county commissioner, came1' Over from Cove last night .to attend the April session o fthe coun ty court. .'-'' .;;,! .-'.' wholias been In Baker City was a guest: at the Savoy last night, going on to Enterprise thia morning. Att'orpey J, D. Slater o La Grande Is In the' city today," having been call: ed, here on business before the fed eral court, which la' "now in Bession here for the first tlme--Pendletbn E.' o. ,.;,,,.;. :;.-:-v ;y- :'f';-, - Mr. "and; Mrs. Biledeau and MrC. F. De Gange, all of Winnipeg, Cana da, who have been visiting with N. A. Llslet of this city for eBevrad i days past, returned to their homes today. , r.:-:- ,;,'.: ; the city for the past week visiting R00itTFLT K001.rD DFMQDSTRATED FACTS friends will return - with h'm. As - " , . . . .. .' . ' TlmiKi iinuses n hill llowInr lilni Ih.t tnere.is ho otuer way than to walk , . . . . . I the distance ot 19 mlhw they will ( i i ll V 1 ' i'-ti fc-C---kv ill fninltlny: jirlvoVpc, have quite a strenuous walk before j Washington, April 6 The house, them.- Ed says the pipe line Is In : this afternoon passed a bill extend fairly good condition, considering ev- Ing the franking privilege to former erythlng. l-prsldent Roosevelt. GEORGE' PALMER, Pres. VV.L. EREN5IOI.TS, Asst. Cash. F. J.'liCLAiES. tceI'ieF. Slil RVCCDV.lLl IAiV.S, ?rd Asst: Ctfb . F. L. MEYER.?, Cathier. LAT GRANDE NATIONAL BANK OF LA GRANDE, OREGON '.United States Depository Vl'Capital and Surplus $180,000.00 DIRECTORS' ; " George Palmer? C.'CIPeningtdn'' Meyers W ; L. Brenholts 'A W.M Pierce" With onrlmile resources and facilities we canren I der you effidtat service and handle' your business' ; i': U.-m$ to your entire satisfaction"; ;-;"f;5;; 4f A ' "A 1 ;' - ' '-' i V- ".. . .- .fey : - -: Celery 1' Asparagus Spinach . II. II. Lettuce Green. Onions Hadishcs Head Lettuce Vs.". . Rhubarb EDW. ()LKY. The greatest study of mankind Is man. The 'fact that this man has delved into the inner laws of being and . Is thereby enabled to perform what-to many, seem almost miracu lous cures of all forms of diseases, lias cause scientists to call him the "Marvel of the Age." .; He cares not 'what your ailment, or by whom treat- redt for his method has succeeded after; all others have failed. All chronic sufferers should come and be healed. - . ' - - ' !'''- ' ' ' "' ,'-- ''.'-'.' ' i: iVVirV TTATTT SAVAV 'Cor. Jefferson and Elm Streets; i j Honrs, 9 a. nu;to 8 p. m. Consultation free. 1 n LiriBo Added ; Having purchased the Cement, Lime, Plaster line cf 0. F. Goolidgs we are now prepared to fill all de minds, in addition 10 cur "rcgilar F E I D er d FUEL business. Just eceived Gar cf freih alfalfa meal ard a car of : Joal. , r Both Phones- t , GRANDE RONDE" CASH-C07 r i li I ALFALFA MEAL It takes the place of bran. Is better and cheaper can't be beat. HjiZ7x:!r 'r""'"""'"'''"'.""-"' '; -i i i'V--: ; . ,i ..... i .... . -.. U IV w office to roe-' Piabfiic matestx I . ' ...' .'-, . M Fl - t e a ' ii . w. 111 1 ..... v ... . , ' MM' ' - U !'' ' ; '::: -:X : .:'' : Line of ; ;i":A r; :A;f;: " IV handle only the best quality and oar stock Is new and fresh. Ton will not be disappointed If yon plant yonr garden with enr SEEDS. I Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co. FLOUR, FEfeD, WOOD ; 1410 Adams Ae. :j PHONES: Black t2U . . Independent 451 New Sugar BE PATRIOTIC WHO OBDEKIXQ 8UGAB AITD I5SI8T fJTOJ HAT11G nOME MADE. TOE itlTI FBES9 IS SOW IX ALL 1BE GROCEU'f STOBE8. , , 1 CCRSM '-.-f H i ft w?'; f'.'i". ,. i;U?r' A 1 I