La Grande evening observer., April 27, 1910, Image 9

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Granny's Birthday Pathe
Gulf of Serno Scenic by
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Song "Don't Take me
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Cal. Jordan Is at Hot Lake today
n business matters.
Ib. M. McCoy of Baker City win a
usiness visitor la the city last night
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4 I I Ralph and Victor Hansen of Telo-
L-Iset were here .visiting friend? tnd
O F 'Natives' this morning. '-"5X'r"'
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.Chas. Stoop, the veil known Eigia
i ;Bldent was a Foley guest last ev-
ing, ;"'::.. ; ; . .
I Mrs. O. B. Currey has been quite
i l the past ' week but is.' somewhat
jnproved today. - J
Wm. Fine, a . prominent business-
lian of Elgin, was i a .La Grande bus
aiess visitor last night. ; . X -; ,
Henry Webster, formerly an en
ineer out of here, has gone to Spo-
iane where hewill run a Northern
Pacific train. ;.; ' .'
Firemen G. Voorheese and L. Wat
son left yesterday for St. Louis, hav-
png resigned, their positions "here with
ithe O. R. & N. - . ,
Uk B. Wilson a former electrician
in this city and more recently of
I Bakerf City, is here visiting, friends
J before? going to .Wisconsin for an
t extended visit; ' , .
I Mrs. C. J. Harlan reutrned to her
i lome In Imbler today. . She has been
5 juarantined with small pox at the
; home of J. J. Harland on 0. Avenue,
md was released yesterday. ,
i Mrs. Lantz of Cove who, underwent
a very critical operation recently is
Vesting eaBily today, This Is taken
lo be the critical Btage and the after-
pperation period arid her physicians
Ire very optimistic over her recovery.
J. J. Harlan, a machinist for the
JFltzgerald Foundry, iff in Elgin tak
ing measurements for a smokestack
for the new H. D. Spencer & Co
sawmill and planer at that; place
The stack is to be 40 feet high. ' .
Newest Dishes "
Tastiest Flavors
Best Seived
Ice Cream
at
Selder's .
Gonf ectionery Store
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LOW PRICES DO THE
ON THE AISLE
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY
Outing Flannel
A lot of new Outing Flannel
27 in. wide, good quality, resu.
lar 1 2Xc grade, Aisle QA
Sale
American Prints
- Li?ht and dark colors,
reg 7c. per yd on trie Aisle
5c
Pepp'l Sheeting
Nine Z quarter .- the' '. ' r
Standard Sneeting 35cO Tf 1 A1',
regular,' on the Aisle 2v
Table Oilcloth
' ' Full one and one quar- 4
' ter yards wide,' white and J O
colors, 25c. reg.,Aisie sale'Ou .
Silk-U Skirls
Fine tailored underskirts- full
fashioned, light colors,- regular
va a wm wi
$3.49
$6.00 and $7.00,.
Aisle sale : ' .
Lace Curtains 1
f.
Single Gurt'ains, "no two alike,
great - values; "Aisle ; 7OA
sale
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Ginghams ;
; r Finest grade dress g inghams,
new patterns, fast colors, IAa
15 and 12 1-2, Aisle sale ww
Shirt Waists
'h 1 0 t dozen new shirt waists,
sheer, lawns, ; lace insertings,
hand tucked, Aisle C I JO
sale
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Mens' Underweair
Firie Lisle Thread for 07a
warm weather, Aisle sale v.
Mens1 'Hose:
Fancy knit half hose, regular
7 cent values, at Aiste At
sale
Fink's Special
Overalls
Union ma.de, sold the world
over; $1.00 and$J.10, Qff
Aisle sale price
j. W. White, . the : groceryman, Is
In Elgin today on business matters.
J. W. Stevenson of Heppner is In
the city and has accepted a position
with Tabbert M.T Shannon, the har
ness maker.. ' ':
C H; Tweedy of Umatilla county,
who was at one time a partner with
W. 11 Pierce, is out in the valley to
day visiting his former crony, The
two men raised half a million buBh-
A els of wheat in - Umatilla county on
land not their own, and sold it at
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an average of 68 cents a busheliwith
cost of "production" placed at 50c.
N. K. West left last night on a bus
iness visit to Portland. .,
. Wm Allinson left last evening or
Boise on business" connected with the
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flouring mill.
Oyen Klamatb, Says BIU.
WashingtonApril 27 A bill to op
en to settlement the Klamath reserva
, tion was introduced in the senate, to-
day by-Senator Chamberlain.
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Children'sHose
Good quality! fine ribbed, fast
color, black, 15c. regular,! A "
on the Aisle ; iIh n
himonas
The ' dainty sheer goods for
warm weather, $1.50 00 A
and $1.25 reg. Aisle saleOJjrb
Underskirts
crrA -frill flAina '-V1 li-:
satteen underskirt, full size,
Aisle sale price . 1 ;
Laces
j Greatest values you ever saw,
f all .widths,long and short length,
J- regular 8, 10 and 15c, CZg
8.-.-Aisle' sale -v ,
IVasi Dresses for La-
A dies
slightly ' soiled, regular price
j $8.001o $12.00.' OO IQ
j Aisle sale xpSiefO
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j Ladies' Hose
p jv Extra fine, black lisle, as good
4 "Ys you get for 20 cents Op.
5 ; regular, on thV Aisle - y ;
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Muslin Skirts
: Ladies' fine muslin underskirts
lace inserting and headings,
high grade finish, $1.50(Pfv
and 1.25 reg. Aisle salef
of boys' shoas, broken lots,
regular 2.25 and2.50CJ OO
... values, Aisle sale
Straw Hats
500 Outing Hats used .by
men, women and children, regu
lar 35 cent grade, Aisle (QA
sale iv
Boys9 Suits
A large lot of boys' knee pants
suits, ages 8 to1 1 5 years, broken
line, old price 5.00, QO OQ
4.60 and 4.00Aisle V.OO
Canvass Gl oves
Extra heavy quality canton
5 flannel work gloves, regu R A
u1-. lar 10c grade. Aisle sale tJO
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Cha'iuberiain'ii Stomach and Liver Tablets
are safe, sure and reliable, end have been
raited by thousands of women who have
een restored to health through their ffentla
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Ease Up on Graft Cases. .
Pittsburg, April 27 Judge A. Ra
zer today created a sensation by an-
nouncng there would be no more
(raft trials for the present. The en
tire panel of jurors drawn for the
trials was dismissed, with the exeep
tion of those drawn to serve in the
pending trial of Councilman Coffey
Two Cylinder, Twelve Horse Power.
' ; This runabout has invaded most successfully the last strong
hold of the horse as it is offered at the approximate cost of a horse
and carriage. " . ' -
J. B. Whiteman &
We can deliver this car
IMPROVE CDESTSUT.
Cement Walkc and General Improve
ments to be Made at Oonce '
Workmen are today removing the.
partly burned residence on Chestnut j
the entire . Mock Is to be improved
with cement walks and a building
t wall. . Mr Filey the owner, will
make the Improvements.
Taken Suddenly I1U
Joe pbersole, -night clerk at the
Sommen Hotel, was taken seriously
ill at noon today and was hurried to
the Grande . Ronde hospital in the
Bussey ambulance. . This afternoon
his attending physician, Dr. Molltor,
is, awaiting physical developments.
No operation had been performed at
a late Jiour this , afternoon, but the
physician will do so if necessary.
Teddy Sees Show. .
Paris, April 27. As a prelude to
the war game which Roosevelt ex
pects to view at Berlin, the French
government ' today provide . a , shau
tattle for the edification of the Amer
ican visitor. The battle ended when
the flying squadron of Cuirassles
charged the battery. Roosevelt Jump
ed to ha feet and cheered enthusias
tically. ; He went to Versailles this
cfternoon. .'
St. Louis, April 27. After destroy
ing bottling house No. 3 or the Anne
heuser Busch Brewing company, the
jflre whic hdamaged the plant to the
extent of a quarter of a million dol
i lars, was extinguished early today.
The huge brewery was threatened.
Five Hundred Women Killed "
Salonekia, Turkey April 27 Five
hundred ; Albanians, mostly women
and children, were killed by Turk
ish troops, who first herded the vic
tims into the city of Godantz and
then bombarded it, according to dis
patches received here today. The
town was practically destroyed by the
gun fire.
Tales of Cities.
New fork ,ls not a city of spend
thrifts,- for its savings banks have
2,870,059 depositors. ,
Rochester is the first city In the
production of. photographic ; supplies,
output of seeds and nursery stock and
optical Instruments. ; , , ;;. . ,
London Is now considering a scheme
for the better drainage-of its streets
that was first propounded by Benjamin
Franklin' ISO years ego the idea of
a 'single gutter In the middle of the
tboronghfare. "
.At the Railway Station. .
. Has the two-thlrty-traln gone?
."Yes, ma'am; five minutes ago."
"When's the next train?". . )
: "Four-fifteen, ma'am." I s I:
"Thank goodness, I'm in time!"
Lipplncott's. ,y .'.;v. ; ; ;. V
.'-V.. Keep Out. r ' - '!
Should fate withhold her fara and eotu
. What right have you to Idly slouch T
TIs only cowards who rush to Join .
The L4tU Brother of ths Qrouctu ..'
' . v v ' , Cleveland Plain Daalar.
Worts Yet' 'k-'v'i ' ,
She Toung Blank isn't the fool' he
looks, to be. ' i. ' " :
He No : he's ", more o;--Chlctgo
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Son, 108 Elm St
la fifteen days.
Selling Many Licenses.
As an indication of the amount of
prejaratlon going on for angling
this spring ; when the streams go
down, is the number of fishing licen-
es being issued from the County
c,erk' ce'
Democratic War Horse Dead
SeatUe, April 27. John Y. Terry,
a democratic national committeeman
and one of the best known men poli
tically In the state, Is dead at his
home here of '. rheumatism of the
heart. His death was Budden and un
expected. Notice of Sale of State Lands.
Notice Is hereby given that the
State Land Board will receive sealed
bids until 11:00 o'clock a. m. August
1, 1910, for the following .described
, Bcno1 landB' to-wlt:
S 1-2 and- S 1-2 of N 1-2 of Sec
tion 16, T. 6 S. R. 34 E.
All bids must be accompanied by
a regularly executed, application to
purchase .and at least one-fifth of
the amount offered.
No bids for less than $15.00 per
acre will be considered. '
The right ,1s reserved to reject any .
and all bids. ' s
Applications and bids should be ad
dressed to Q. 0. Brown, Clerk State
Land Board, Salem, Oregon, and mark
ed, "Apllcatlon and bid to purchase
state lands."
Q. G. BROWN,
. Clerk State Land Board.
Dated April 22, 1910. Apr, 29-Aug. 1.
Jfotlce of Sale of State Lands.
Notice; is hereby, given that .the
State Land Board will receive sealed '
bids until 11:00 o'clock 's, m. August
1, 1910, for, the following described
school lands, to-wlt:
All of Section 36, T. 1 S. R. 40 E. "
W 1-2 of Section 16. T. 3 S., R. 34 E.
.All bids must be accompanied by a
regularly executed application to pur
chase ' and at least one-fifth of the
amount offered. V
No bid for less than $7.50 per acre
will be considered. .
The right is" reserved to reject any
and all bids. tf-,:ii
Applications and ; bids should be
addressed to G. G. Brown, Clerk State
Land Board, Salem,; Oregon, and be
marked "Application and bid to pur- '
case state lands.".
; 0. G. BROWN,
j ' ' Clerk State Land Board.
Oated, April 22, 1910. Apr-29-Aug-l
Be,Bure and take the children to
the : Star, Theatre Thursday to see
Roosevelt's trip through Africa pic
tures. . , 1 . "
Notice to Dog Owners.
License on all dojgs must be paid
on or before May 1st, 1910. or dogs
will be killed as provide by the laws
of the city.. ': .
j ; W. F ARRIS,
;. Pound Master, City of La Grande.
Q TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
pOR, IRENT Furnished housekeep
ing, rooms in a quiet home place,
close In. Mrs. H.! R. McDonald, 116
Sixth Street,; Phone Black 462..
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