La Grande evening observer., April 15, 1910, Image 3

The President's SixtiaL i summer In base ball activities and
"The story of the Presides fi Spec- J on their newly purchased tennis
tai that la runninz at the Isla this court Among other things, was the
aans:e. la almpl3 and direct, yet ex
eeedingly draniaitc. The day opera
tor at Willlwby Station comes on
duty and find Coll'.ns. the night man,
tuRe sick, Collings leaves for home,
promising to be at work again in
the evening. This he fails to" do-and
dav operator Is forced to Btlck
Uliis post for 48, hours." His wif
12XU at midnight to bring his lunch
sad endeavors to cheer him up while
te struggles '.'with, the powers of
Bleep. At' this Juncture - te receives
' a -telegraph message Instructing him
to .flag train No.' 9 and sidetrack the
,' iapie, - giving'' -the President's' Special
j the. right of way on thetfanck. "This
1 the wife learns' and leaves. - .
Suddenly the scene changeB to the
auiet'of the home.f Ws child Js say
ing her midnight prayers in the midst
; f whlcVthe wife hears the. long, low
whistle of No. : 9 coming down the
track. In a second she realizes that
ler husband has failed to flag the
, train. Grabbing up a red table cloth
" the dashes from the house' to stop
I the train, but It is too. late-the train
has passed. ; -Fate ' at this moment
takes up the destiny of lives and
brings down the road an automobile
regular election of officers, the fol
lowing being elected: Ray Williams,
president; Roy Rice, vice president;
Roy Currey, secretary; Harold Gar
dy. treasurer; secretary of athlectics,
Wllle Peare; secretary S. S. work,
Marble Green, secretary literary wort
Wlnfleld Eckley; sargent at arms,
Cecil Bolton; Rev. McLeod, chief In
structor and A. W. Nelson physical
director.
These officers are the first elected
under the new. constitution,. -- .
Slodcrn House Wanted
'GENERAL BCSSEY iitRr."
yf
fry
Any one having a modern hou33 for
. ' ret.L Madly leave information regard j '
- -j ins the imo at the Observer office. !l s
' k Will want tie houaa not later than j j 1
l Tie Ei7e Dying znd Canning VJcli'j
Slay" 1st"
4-t-tf.
, Jubilee Jloctln?. -'
b-UH UtiAIiJ UliUUUUU
,Vooil4i, rnirrel poison la the most
reliable and destructive aeent ret devised
for. lh4 extermination of Gophers, Squir
rels, Sage Rata and Prairie Dogs. It Is
the " cheapest Insurance against 'their
ravages.. Every kernel is warranted to'
kill. Climatic changes or moisture of the
earth do not destroy Its . strength. Re
quires NO MIXING OR WEPASATION. IS
All members of the Jubilee FnHptjr
are requested to meet at" my home
on Jefferson' Ate.' tonight .
, - ' rat-rn mTR'cni'soN. "
Etwm and Trench Dry Clainln I adits a pfU.i
vi),e$ for aal dl:vere l. ","
: Pftcne Iain 64, f.i aftaffcy Building
Depot Street
Jiotc'd brother of local hack .owner liw
V Jured In Washington, D. C.
General Cyrus Bussey, a :brother of
rcn Biissev of 'this city, who is now
living 'In Washington D. C. waa'ser always' ready for use. No other' is so-
lously injured
ihg 'knocked down
Washington according -to-the Wash
ington PoBt, Just received here.
General Bussey Is 76 years old and
the fall and Injuries naturally , cre
ated serious after effects, but accord
ing to the item In the Post, he has a
chance for recovery f General Bus
sey Is one of the most prominent of
some time ago by be-! good."' Dealers will refund the purchase
1 V vi 1. ii ric If not aa claimed. Pamphlet free;
;t ..; t pW Mi 1 I ir
7" :fV I ,V v ,:-N
IV'--ZiTil' l-..
IS
aa an auiomooue.- Vfitran9 alive today
Tie frantic woman hails the car. and . rrAttir nf the
in a spirit' of desperation tells what
it needed tq Bave hundreds of lives;
tile train must be stopped. A second
of explanation and the, big touring
tar Is seen dashing . down , the 'road
at the rate of ,60. miles an hour.aftar
, the express train. v J,.-' i
Then" follows "a' Trace; mjtnnumaj
Wiat few spectators have seen Its ei
al In a moving picture.!' The train
s -reached; he engineer sees the sig
nal and stops the train. A wreck has
.! been averted and" the , wife of , the
telegraph operator at Willowby Sta
tion becomes, the heroine of a splert
dld dramatic rsoving picture. i
Interior from' 1889 to 1893 and is an
old ; time leader "of : the Republican
party. His record started- when he
recruited cavalry in Ohio and fought
with that regiment in "many bloody
battles, being later placed at the head
nt (intni'm '-irnvtirv forrna.:' 't i
It has been Ed. Bussey 's privilege
but once to meet his brother in the
last two decades, and that was at
Salt Lake laBt year. . - ' ; '
igge
nffiiter
N . 7""T
Y-'W
90,000 lye Stark Apple frees, Idaho ftrown, specially for
Idalio planters at 25 per cent discount from prices quoted.
B. Iff. A. ELECTS OFFICEBS.
Plan summer sports on diamond and
tennis Important meeting
The BJue. Mountain Association met
Burt evening at the home of Roy B
tarrer. : A very lmportnat meeting
and business session was .'held;,' ' The
toys expect to have a good time this
peca
Is
, The moBt startling prices on enam
led ware ever offered in La Grande.
A nice clean' line of staple Belters
that Is sure to attract the keen and
alert buyer on sale. Saturday,. April
94h in our barpain basement
28 Wash Basin, 11 1-4 "In,..:.. 11c
39 Wash Basin, 12 in...:,. ....... .14c
t Quart Pudding Pan............ ,9c
t Quart Pudding Pan 11c
Quart Pudding, Pan' 13e
14 Qujr,. DlBh Pan '., . . .39c
VI QijarjLJW8h,P8a;.....;..;.43c
1 Quart Water Tajj ..V.;:;;V.39c
X& Quart Water PaU .'.vU.-f.c
' 1 ' Quart Dlpner .'.V. . 7. J. . .12c
8 Inch Pie Plate 8c
Chief Joseph s
i Js? i . 0aJr i i
The best in the market at any price
but no higher. ,;
TKe White Swan
With the" exception of "the" Chief
Joseph brand, is the best on the La
Grande market. A , trail will con
vince the most ekeptlcal.
; For Sale by All Dealers.
La drande
Porchlight
a can; ; iou 1 magixe '
How bright, cheery and progres-
alve this city will seem when there
is a porch light burning eact ev
ening in front of every residence.
' Installed, at a fiat rite of 50 cents
per month. Call us u pand find
out all about it "
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY r
We have in stock at our Twin Falls Nursery 90,000 first 'class 1-yrif 3 to 5
foot apple trees, readv for immediate shipment to Idaho planters. Ihese trees ; .
were ei'owu at Twin i aiis imaer me supervision ui u-. av. uuuiu, a piav.
tieal,nurservinen.,wen known to the tree planters of the state.;
Orders will teSlled in order received, at prices duoted, less 25 rervcent dis
count for. cash in full with order. Freight will be prepaid' on criers; amount
ins to $10.00 net or over J ' " . ' ' ;
Variety
Quantity '
each 10
5,00
,20.000
15.000
,5.000
30.000
5.000
5.000
5.000
: . Black Ben
Stark Delicious
Jonathan
' . ' Stark Kine David
Romo Beauty
Spitzenbursr r
;:i Stavman Vinesap
Winesap -
$.SC $2.70
.50 4.50
.40 3.70
.50 4.50
.40 3.70
.35 3.20
.35 3.20
.30 2.70
;$23 ; $180
40 - oZ'O
V .32 a-; 2G5
-40
v 32
' 27
27
23
2S5
210
210
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THE GEORGE PALMER
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
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"TRUBBERGilD' ROOFING
DEADENilNG-FELT
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i, ,i ,i ii nmi i i iirnini mum. n. i n miliiili I i I in
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7::utU QV-r tZJirk lav h 4l OX.
As usual, the largest stock of Bulk and pack
age seeds in the county:; Alfalfa, Red Clover,
Timothy, Red Top Blue Gr, White Clover
: and everything in grain seed; i - : - -Garden
Seed in Bulk;: Hay; Grain, Feed and Flour
Phone Main 57, Independent 1481
VER,
Corner Greenwood and Jefferson
30 trees of one' varltey are sold at the hundred rate; 300 (which' can be made up of any of the variet
ies but not less than 10 of any one variety) sold at the 1000 rate; Less than 10 the each rate governs
' ' The time to plant a new orchard, or add to your ; present one is now thw
sprinc. Remember this an orchard, planted this sprine will be a yearnearer
bearing and a year nearer profit than an orhard. planted next sprm?. Why not
gain that year "and thatv profit? The year thus sav ed mav be H the year when .
you would harvest vour first biff monev-earninsr crop the year wh.en fruit
prices scored and turned your orchard into a veritable gold mine. ; ' 77 .
i'Sf Planting:" season5 is not governed bv date, season or climatic conditions but ;
..by the condition 6f the stock to be planted. So lone as thestock is dormant,
it will plant successfully weeks after vour spring has opened. 7
i ; ! These Idaho trees above listed are dormant th ey will plant ) successfully
' and make vou a model orchard and pav vou profits. Evervttee is h true Stark
"Tree the" only standard of tree vou can afford to plant. You must order im-;
mediately.' , Send your, order and remittance either to. 7 . , r r
C; R. Fugate, ResU PoP-
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Stark Bro&ers-Orchiarda C
'.-"7 '7' 7 . ; ' ,f?7,7i:' W''i r r.iV .V, i ;1 i I i ! JUi $ ,
'V imW'.y-J j ,.'.-'. . .:h IVi!?.ffiOUriv'v'-i. :-M;7:- ....:- : !
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"Two rears aeo a severe cold eettled on my lanes and so completely prostrated me that I was
enable to work and scarcely able to stand. I then was advised to try Dr. King's New Discovery, and
titer using one bottle I went back to work, as well as I ever was."
i '. y. i t.'-- ('-. 1 W. J. ATKINS, Banner Springs, Tenn. . :
PRICE 50c
AND $1.00
ZZ COLD AtiD GUARANTEED BY jZ
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