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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1910)
y LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER SATURDAY, MAY 7. 1910. PACE : v Si- i - -TGHIGHT'S PROGffi- Day After. . Choosing a Husband Bio- ; graph. . ' Contraband's Daughter. Ancient Greece Pathe. Conscience Vitograph. Song "Girl from Yankee Doodle Land." v ' -AQM1SSIQH Ik- 6 6666666Q666 O - ' : o LOCAL TMS. ' 0 4) :-- : 6 6 O 6 O O O O 66 C. N. Towner of Elgin Is In the; city ; today.-: . ' - ' George M. Runyan Is overi from ' Seattle. '. ;-y " .:.;, : o v Hnlfmnn. of filt TjhIcaMs hre on, business. " , V" '.; E. E. Church came in from Pendle- t ton last night. ; , . .'. v "-'v'v'".:' ",' i F, E. Ramsey of Partland, is at the Sommer. house. '" '''"'. .' , .'.'.Leo Forsythe of Enterprise is vls ltlng in the city. , ' ; . . Jos., O'Connor came in .from ..Port land last evening. . I - ; ! . ; ; . Mrs. A. J. Boshnier of Payette Is Vin the city for a few, days. ; L. W. Bartlett came in from Pull man, Washington, last night. J. C. Lee came in from "Lakeport today and is a guest at the Foley. ' -r--.-;-':vv,: ,;.' Clarence E. Vest and G. J. Wagner of ( Enterprise, are . in La Grande to- day. ," r " - - ' ' ii M H Have obened - arid Finest Piano Store in Eastern Oregon v-' v V; We have t!u; di gest stock of high grade pianos eyef (lispla etl iu La Grande and have agencies for several of the finest f pianos made V: f -Our prices are lower than ever before known for ' We buy our pianos direct Ijom the factory in Car Load Lots and Pay Cash for every instrument, thcrehy getting them at Rock Bottom x Prices and we are able . to save you' from $75.00 to $125.00 ; on you piano; a piano that you would pay elsewhere $375.00 to 425.0Q we sell for $275.00, and a piano you would pay $450.00 to $525.00 elsewhere we sell for375.(K); , , :' . v..; A BETTER PIANO FOR $325.00 Than the one on a cretificate for $465.00 WE ARE HERE TO STAY .v:';.:'; ; . - :r r'- ".;,';; 'V ''';v' "' We are going to give the people of Eastern Or egon more for their money than any piano firm in the country. To prove this we want wou to "come in-, to our store on Depot Street between Jelferson and ' Adams venues and look over the finest line of pia nos vou hav ever seen. ' ; A Home Without a Piano THE RINEHAITTLE PIANO COMPANY " la Grande, Oregon. J)epot Street, Easf af Adams Ave. : : Phone Main 39 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Knudtson of Walla Walla, are guests at the Savoy today. ' : A. M. Unibrfst, representative of the I. C. School; Is spending today In La Grande. Mrs. C. F. Graves of Enterprise, la spending a few days with friends in La Grande. Billy ' French came in last night from the road for his weekly visit with home folks. Hugo Bloomqulst, of Palmer Junc tion Is quartered at the Sommer ho tel while in the city. Mr. and Mra L. B. Converse of Wlndson, Ohio,-are among the La Grande visitors today. Mrs. A. F. Bates of Portland, ar rived in La Grande last evening to rlslt friends for' some time. ; Mrs. E. H. Leonard, who has been stopping at the Foley hotel, left this morning for her home in Garnet, Mon tana. ' . V . .. ,'' Ed. Mulligan chairman of the griev ance committee of the B. 'L. of F. E., will leave today for Spokane on bus iness matters. : v ' Fireman George Taggart who has been off duty for a short time, has MMnm4 Ma H . inh with th rall- ... 't..:r.I...,Vll,JC!f.l'.'..-.r.v ,,. road company. , . ; Misses Jennie Ryan and Beatrice Murphy were among the delegation of La- Grande people who went to Baker ; today to "root" for the home team.v.;' .' J. A. Drummond. who sells meatl throughout : the: northwest; Is In the city today. Hetravels for the. Great Wetsern Smelting and Refining com pany of Seattle. , . M. Sachs, Jr. one of the best known traveling mei bn the road, Is here today selling his cigars. Himself and father have several factories and they make the territory of the north west regularly, having.; done so for the last quarter century. Wallowa is sure to become a great dairy country. '. the Lamest GROWERS SEE CONNIVING BELIEVED BITERS POOLED PLAY OltEGOX RAISERS. TO Growers Hare Been Asked to Cob slder Conditions Before They Con tract Their Wool at the Price Now Being Offered lj the Eastern Boy - ers Usual Bunch Inrades This State For WooL Though woolbuyers tave been flock ing to Pendleton and other Eastern Oregon points for several weeks none of this, season's clip has so far been sold, so far as can be ascertained, Bays the East Oregonlan. Growers are 4 apparently of the opinion that strong Influences are at work to keep the price lower than actual con ditions justify and they are therefore showing a disposition to hold until sales day. Last "year there were no sales day 8 : for the reason - that all the wool was disposed of at satis factory prices before the time for the Bales arrived. . J it is said tnat last year's activity to an effort to break the Chicago Storage Wool Warehouse plan. This failed, however, : If there ever ' was any such'Bcheme on foot and grow csr are. displaying more Independ ence this year than ever before...'.. A. J." KolUn, one of the largest growers of wool lu the st?.te of Ida ho, and ,a'so a prominent Chicago commission merchant, is quoted In a Chicago wool paper as offering the following advice to growers: '"Growers should xarefully consider fpreign wool market conditions be fore accepting lower prices for their crops," ' said A. J. Knollin. ; "For eign markets, are active at the' high est, prices of the year and home mar ket conditions "are not warranted ex cept through 'causes entirely due to domestic ; influences. Certainly the new clip will not exceed consump tlve demands as we will be compel led to Import wool for a number of years'. to, come. Strike threats and rumor ptt tariff revision may have been", depressing influences and there are. doubtless many who are honest In the ' belief that prices of ' woolen goods In' this country are too high to the consumer. My advice is to store wool and not make concessions to the dealer that are of a sacrificial nature.' It Is going to be a long drawn struggle between buyer and producer this year and dealers show a decided disposition to clean up old stocks before starting out." Roses have , been in bloom in a Brownville garden since April 18. CHUKCII NOTICES . p y o o o v ' St Harj'g. Church. Sunday morning services, 8 a. m. and 10; 30 a. m. Evening services, 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. , : ' FATHER AALDERS. i , K. E. Church South. Sunday' school,' 9:45. Preaching 11 a. m., aubject "The Strongest Motive of the Heart" , Preaching at 8 p. m. Subject, "The Greatest Mistake of Human ' Life.' All ar cordially in vited. : .r---;.'.'!-' ,v St Peters Church (Sunday after the Ascension) Holy Communion, 8 a. m. ! Sunday school, 10 a. m. Morning service, 11 a. m.' -. Evening service,' 5 p.m. I , UPTON H. GIBBS, Rector. M -t 7 Baptist Church Services Sunday at the usual hours. Sunday school at 9:45 . m. Preaching at 11 a. m. B. Y. P. U. prayer meeting at 7 p. m. and preach lnp at 8 p. m. If you h,ave no church come here and be at home with us. FRANK E. GRAY, Pastor. Central Chureh of Christ Ford A. Ellis, Minister. Bible school at 9:45. Walter Con nor Is the superintendent. Junior and Chrlstain Endeavor at 7 p. m Church at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. "The Wise Builder" is the subject of the morning sermon. "Tne Human Christ , Till IU. .uvjv., v. " n I lermon-' Prayer meeting.- Thursday t THE GOLDEN RULE CO THE GOLDEN RULE G 0 o o o o o o t A. r I . - . x . for t - III I i i , T f it .- ' yiiinmim npr Have you seen fhe picfures fhavYeare segfpr98c? t - They are beaulks, large Walt Pictures, fin isiied in t Oil Jhey can be washed ; Wfcen you have where in the store, you are enfed fo one of these beauti tul Pictiiresi for 98j. They ivil not be sold in any other way I THE GOLDEN RULE CO THE GOLDEN RULE CO OvOwvvV evening.' Building on corner of . De pot and Washington. . All are weu come. - . v . Latter Day Saints. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Samuel Story, superintendent1 ' Sacrament meeting at 2 p. m. The Young ladles and Young Mens Mutual Improvement Association will render the following program at 7:30 p. m.i ' y Vocal solo Wm. Wale. Recitation-T-Evelyn Rosenbaum.; Vocal solo-Nellie Price., Discussion as to" who is the best American poet, and why? June An drews, Wm. Black, Elmer Curtis, Maud Schofleld and Clara Carbine. Essay Donna Geddes. . v Methodist Episcopal Church Corner M. Ave. ana 4th St H. E. McLeod, Ph. D. Postor. Sunday school 9:45, G. H. Currey, Superintendent ' , Morning service,. 11:00. subject, "The Tool of Our Progress." Class meeting, 12:00 for thirty mln utea only. ; ... . Epworth League 7:00. Special Mother's Day service will be the feature of the Ivening. . The La Grande camp of Modern Woodmen will .meet with us in this service In memory of our mothers. -Everyone is welcomed to all of these services, Come especially to the Mothers Day soi vice, in the evening. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. A WANTED A girl to do general house work. Call at 902 Pennsylvania Avenue. . :- Notice. '. ' '.-:..';' Any parties not having been enu merated In the census la the. Fourth ward please notify FRANK MILLERING t y 17.50 This is an opportunity that you' should not miss. Any Ladies' Suit from $17-50 up, that we sell fcr the next ten days, beginning Monday, May 9th. We will give Ff?, your choice of any ladies' Trimmed Hat m our stock, not exceeding $5.00 '.in price. This offer includes One-piece Dresses as well as suits. Beautiful line to select from. 1 0 Dayo $4.95 Special Ladies . silk Petti coat Six dollar values. This is a guaranteed silk, all colors. $L50 shirt Waists. " inis a lot just received exceptional' values. A . lot. of well worth $2.25 and would go vvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Humor and Philosophy tr WJtCAt M. SMITH PERT PARAGRAPHS. pROBABLY those persons who so loudly proclaim their good deeds to the public have a feeling that it is lecessary on account of the obscurity f the acts to let them be known. It is hard to take a real work of art out of last season's conglomeration of millinery. ' ' , Being good to yourself need not en tail being mean to your neighbor. Keep your temper. Nobody else wants it The wreck of a train of thought Is seldom covered by Lloyd's. The man who finds It necessary to get away from his past takes long shances with the future. You may not believe la lack, but just the same you are lucky to be In lack. At the prevailing high prices of food Stuffs pie may.be discontinued in the interest of a dyspepsia cure. While we are standing round waiting for an , opening ' somebody else has wiped a burglar's kit made an open ing and has established himself with both feet ,' O M V ,j , O O o o o ii Only memoes that are -V these are right in r... ) vvvvvvwvvvvwv HELP MAKE , Brighter La Grande Install a Porchlight CAM Y0C IMAGINE ' liow bright, cheery 'and progres sive this city -will seem when there is a porch light burning each ev ening in front of every residence. Installed at a fiat rate of 50 cents per month. Call us u pand find out all about it EASTERN DRESOK LIGHT ASO ' . ' POWER COMPim. Ta Biblical Baseball. . v Two colored baseball' fans were O enssing the age of the great naticsxl game. One said be had traced it back to 1850. ; : "I can trace it back to the bectnnfaj of the world." said his companion. "The Bible tells us that Eve stole first. Adam got put out at the garden of Eden. David struck out Goliath, the prodigal son made a home run and Moses shut out the Egyptians tX tis Bed sea." Success Magazine. '