La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 10, 1910, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA GBANDE EVENING ODSERVEE TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1910. Or A iliiW. 3 o . Of the Five Acre Tracts left v We are selling these at $1500 per tract with 10 per cent down andbalance at practically your own terms.,1;:;;-:V:-: :V"V:;:.':. ' Remember these Tracts join City Limits, r Good Soil. Get one, of these Tracts while they last. LA GRANDE Inv. CO., Foley Hotel Bid., La Grande 4 f H LI I AT.cEHLo::o;;i Is Te!:!:.2R:2$3s Fa ; r.'ilL KE EE QYERTRHEO? ma ofTIJIit or tetJ miles.) tr.ls lubclj it 1 p. m., then akea one hour of rest kl 2 o'clock bt starts boxing, wiv :llnK, hag punching,, rope skipping and mother workout on the rid until 6 p. m., then a bath and a rulxlowq. wpper at 6 p. m three hoars of lei- rare and to bed at 9-o'clock. Proof. the braver, men or wo- - m : m m S' " K a a m m rm m m n mno Company Have opened tKe Largest -!-;.r:'.,"iV' aimcli Finest "IMoijOi-. Stoire. .mjl i:;- .-;:;: Eastern Oiego; ; 1 ' Our business has been phenominal since we started. We are selling as fast as we can get them ; There is a reason for that. First, we have but high grade pianos. We do not carry special pia- nos but direct from the best factories in America, and backed by, the oldest piano manufacturers' in .-the country. V:.v y-'X 'Second, we pay cash for every instrument, f ' . thefebyrgettingrthem at rock bottom prices, say ingyou frpm $75 to $125 on your piano, U XX. Third, we get them in car load lots and sr : ; t- ' on freight; Every piano we sell We give a wi ten guarantee from the manufacturer to last'j for many years a life time, witn proper care. When you buy a piano from the u i , ';"; EINEHART-LITTLE PIANO COMPANY f You will get the best piano money can buy at the 5 lowest price for high grade pianos ever' sold for ; ' in La (3rmde " Qf:f- Mtyi:0, -V Have you. seen the latest in player pianos f : ; We have the latest player . piano made. r s Has all l latest attachments. With a little practice you "can play., the player as perfectly as the human hand. Call .nd see 'ythe player, with the, human , touch. . Have the demonstrator play a few of your favo rite pieces.' .' -(-::-rXX:-X':l. We have a lafge stock of player music on hand Followers of California St N.ed of Oldor Hoad In Training Cmp-;What Jaffa Daily' Taak la Liko Forwer Champion Faithful Workor.. By TOMMY CLARK. If Jim Jeffries does not succeed lo defeating Jack Johnaon at the Emery ville race track July 4 It will uot be the fault of any human being. Jeff's training at Ben Lomond. Cal.. l being handled more carefully than any other pugilist that ever engaged In a cham pionship battle. Every possible means within the power of man Is being used to bring Jeff back , to his old shape. Nearly all the great fighters that he has beaten are willing to contribute their bit to the big fellow's success in the coming battle; in fact, every , par ticle of fight left In Jeff will be brought to the surface.- ' Bui and this word Is very signifi cant Is It the " assistance of these great old timers that will bring home the money for the Jeffries followers? Will anv exclusive Instruction In. the art of boxing help Jeff cpme out vic torious?, ;A.t ; the present . time Jeffs training corps Is composed of Joe Choyuskt, Bob Armstrong, Farmer Burns, Billy Papke and Sam Berger." The opinion seems to prevail that Jeffries la In need of some older head to map out his training and there is some fear being expressed . by his friends that he may Injure himself by working too violently at this oarly pe riod,. 80 far Jeff has rounded to shape lh a manner that was' gratify ing to even those who never figured his being able to go through a severe course of training work. ' ; ; However, the recent stiffness which he has felt la his limbs after exercis ing briskly has caused anxiety among "Which men?" ' . ' . ; , "Women." "You think so?" , "I know it." "How do you know it?" "Well, when it comes to marrying, a man always tackles a weak little wo man, and a woman, on the other hand, when she goes against the game braces up to a great big man. 1 1 ljiu jmjLuui, 11mmMm ,rm i'u . Jnmw 1 1 i ! I myw. - ...i"- - - - -m v - -. !. - tufii: ;;.;; llodel G-2. 22 H. P. Surrey. $1100. i i , B;ron Xroubadors May 20th. The "Agoa" class of the Baptist riunday School l ave secured Byron's troubudours for an entertainment on Friday evening. May , 20th. Many tickets are spoken for already. The boys of the class will have bills and tickets out by the first week In May. This will be the best musical enter tainment ever In La Grande. - Rev. R. C. Ransom, of Chicago, says: "The Byron Troubaours musical entertain ment at our chourch was one of the most delightful musical treats we have ever had. The music, vocal and Instrumental, was breezy, fresh and highly entertaining not only in good! jonri, but pure and ' elevating, and It gives me pleasure to recom mend -them to alt cnurcnes ana any Christian organizations. Watch for the hills and further announcements. , . . A verv' DODular style of car for. suburban' use, 5 and absolutely reliable.- The long running board U ft : makes ingress and egress of great ease and the body g affords ample and safe accommodation to iour pas J sengers. In touring ability .'this machine is with 4 - out superior, ; ' '' 51 ''V;.-. K r4 TT ID rj II I .11 I J I k W ! til. iiJ). VV liM Elm Street. 1 y 4 S.O dm 1 ! X: L LI.1 .Hill, .1., J... Ijll HI' .. L,JJ I y US' " c " ' ' I ii l'iv jtJ"-'v b-'S' j"' V'"'? "' v: 4 . , if THE RINEHARTtLITTLE PIANO COMPANY ... i t La Grande, Ortgon. &&r. tf-t.rwtt ' Depot Street, Bast at Adims AT Phone liaini39m:Alryiv , ' , .vvV.'.,a.-..-: i - - NtUce tt Contractor l : Notice ia hereby given by the Dis trict School Board of . School Dis trict No. one (La Grande) ; Union County, Oregon, that bids will be re ceived up to 12 o'clock noon of Mon day, May 23. 1910. for. the .tarnishing material and erection of t two sto-.-y and basement brick high school build ing according to , plans and specifi cations on file with school clerk, and ajchltect Newton C'Gauntt; also for the plumbing, beattng and Ventilat ing tor aaid bulldlnng. All bids tor be Accompanied by .a certified check of . & tr cent of amount of bid. The Board reserves the right to- accept or reject any or all bids or any por tion of bid submitted. Contractor to figure' , building with or without plumbing, heating and 3 rentllatln5. Contractor whose bid is accepted to give approved bond in amount satis factory to School Board. Contractor - taking plans and specifications from office must "'dep'6sliTflO.DD ' to insure return of same within ten days. Bids to be presented, to School ; Clerk, La Grande, Oregon. : By order of District School Board. ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS. : '-: "''' - School Clerk. Sotice. . . V','; The Chautauqua tickets wll) be placed with the . treasurer. W. R. Jones, who will keep them at Boh nenkamp & Company's store where all subscribers may call and secure them. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Wiae Boy. .' . ' ' There isn't any use in hurrying." -"Isn't there? " - . "But the boss told us to hurry." "Course he did. Do you know what for?" ' . "S'pose he wants the work done." "Not on your life." "Then why?" . ' "Jea so he can give us Bumpln to do." .: nrv BKTURKI50 rBOlt LONd BUM ON BOAD. his admirers, and now there is a howl for some veteran like ' Billy Detaney or Billy Madden to oversee his train ing.,. While Berger Is a useful man to the champion, he is a young fellow who does not know the finer points of training an athlete like some of the older heads. . ;; Jeff has always .been a bard, faithful worker when, in training, but In this case it's going to need more than the hard work to keep the big fellow from leaving' all his fight on those moun tain roads aronnd' Ben Lomond.-: If Jeff makes any mistake this time he may hurt himself worse than the ne gro can hurt him. ... , ! C i ' There . is another thlng-a camp should have a single head, one man whose '-word is law to the fighter and to every one else; 'At present Choynskl Is superintending the training. ; Pretty soon Jim Corbett will blow along, and there will be three of 'em, to say noth ing, of a large bunch of confidential adviflers, and' there will be Jealousy In the camp and bickerings, and poor old good natured Jeff will be sitting help lessly la the middle of plots and coun terplots. This won't do. It Jeff cannot get Delaney, why not try Billy Mad den? Billy, Is a veteran of the days when training was a cruel thing, the days when a man "dried out" before his fight, i real drying out, which left not an ounce of perspiration Id the whole body. , , He has. handled many fighters and made few mistakes with them in their training. ; ; ! ; Jeff has laid out a daily schedule, which be intends to follow strictly un til his battle with the negro. He risen at 6:30 a. m. and takes a cold bath and a rubdown. . Then he takes a brisk walk of at least four miles and return? In time to have breakfast at 8. Rests for one hour, then takes light exercise In the gymnasium and is ready for handball at 10 a. m. Shortly after be Is ready for n climb oyer hills anda nsin ''And Many Other Articles. ; Having purchased the outfit " of the American ' Light and Water company after the completion of the Beaver ' Creek water syBtem at a sacrifice, It you need any of the following articles it will pay you to, call and get prices: 35 . tent, size 10 x 14; stable tents .BOx.' 60, SO x 80 and 60 30; two stoves and two ranges; pick axes, shovels, crowbars, ham mers, several fine cross cut saws, pack saddles, lanterns and all kinds of kitchen utensils, 2 forges with anvils, a big lot of rope, drill and rock hammers; 2 breaking plows, one cement plow for work ing in gravel, : one butcher shop outfit, plumbing - tools, bed quilts and blankets, ' ten tons of hay, 60 ponds of ochre, gentle horse, buggy and harness, John Wilsoil One door east of Cherry's Laundry mm THE BEST T'V'-M- aw e Itla: fds- Hay and can supply you cheaper : than . ever taiiu. uiaia ;uuii; Co. meia t Tcaucc FLOUR, WOOD, P0VL1RY SUPPLIES. 1410 Adara9 Ave. N. K. WEST, President WM. MILLER, Vice President' T. J. SCROGGIN, Cashier H. E. COOLIDGE, Ass't CasLiar Ko. 5H United States National Bank of La Grande ' CAPITAL STOCK $109)00.00 -r - - Directors N. K. WEST V J.U; CAVINESS , WM. MILLER. , A. T. HILL. J, C. HENRY , . H E, COOLIDGE ' T. J. SCROGGIN C. T. BACON FRANK CONLEY ' Ko'Jce of Final Settlement . ' , J n . , . s, NoUco 1 hereby given that the un dersigned Administratrix of the es tate of S. M. . Bloom, deceased, has this day filed with the Clerk of the County Court of Union County, State AdrotPjstratris 0f said estate; ' and that aaid 6Gtift bflS 2le4 15 6i of May, A. 0. 1910, at thf hoflf Of I two o'clock In the Aftmom of laid I day i at the Court HoueA la Lt Qranda, ia laid . County and State, of Oregon, her final account, as such as the time and place whoa aad where he will hear and pasa upon any and all objactloni. made to said, account, oa cr before said day. 'Dated at La Grande, Oregon, April IStb, M10, 'f ..'ai ; - , F. S. IVANH03, r . 'jif'" lUay. tot 'ebW ItKLfiJI 8. BLOOM, Aflnmiitratfii of the Eitate of & M."EIooa. Deceased, ' . .... i mi 'if'" a ' i .r. . '); .1 fifi.'' 'Hi ' ': ''''rv:pi - ' ' f i THe Famous Cluett Shirts have been sold for years. The output of the factory has increased every year, WHY? Because no expense has been spared to make the Cluett Shirt superior to all other makes. That aim has been accomplished. : duett's Shirts $i.!$0 and imore. We wish to show you the new summer styles. I einiiiEgtoini THE DAYLIGHT STORE.