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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1910)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 'TUUTD AY,- JUNE 2, 1910 PAGE.-rXvFi : t aV V7 ' .1 h-A 11 . zy L l1 Lzm 1 J I ..... I -liriday-Satoday, June 3 aM4 I WtSt TALKS f By The I OFFICE BOY I I see that "Opportunity" Is out '. ' with a statement that- she has v been grossly libeled. The Old Girl, says; ' . "They do me wrong who say t I come no more When once I knock and fall to-find you In; i For every day I stand outside I your ddofi " ' I And bid you wake and rise . to fight and win'. ' y Warming up Isn't it? Cheer tip and brace up. Most men who say s. they were driven to drink or i poverty would doubtless 'have ar-, ', I" rived Booner or later, anyway. Unless you have faith in your " effort, it will be a failure. Your t troubles won't seem half so bad I If you'll quit talking about them. Try the other extreme, anyway. Thl3 store U cheerful because the ; salesmen are not allowed to mis- '4 I represent. They know they are ' giving you better merchandise ? and better values than you, re- V alize. They know they are in- structed to say to you, "If these' f goods do not s-ve you entire sat- isf action, we request you to re- I turn them and have them: ex- - changed, replaced, or your money refunded." We want to sell you s: your hats, your underwear, your J shirts, your clothing, your neck- v wear, in short, everything you . f wear including your shoes. Can't : I' wet ' . ;;.:','".;'.; :''r '- WILLIE, with . ' f The People's Store THE HOME OF HART, SCHAFFNEB ! ft HARK CLOTHES. Notice for Bids. Bids for the exclusive restaurant concessions and alio for the exclu sive confectionery stand concessions on the chautauqua grounds for the coming chautauqua season, July 3 to 13, 1910, will be received by the chau tauqua committees at the next reg ular meeting of the committee which "&Jfitl be held on Thursday, June 2 at S o'clock at the commercial club room The committee reserves the right to refuse any or all bids. v GEO. COCHRAN. Cliiiilterlftin' Stomach and liver Tablets er afe,ur and reliable, and have been praised by thousands of women who have ien restored to health through their gentle aid )" -" Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Ta tok ivariably bring relief to women sutWiiij. om chronic constipation, headache, biiiou eex, dininess, sallownew of tle skin ami fspepsia. f. THE ISIS -TONIGHT'S PROGRAM . The Subterfuge. ' ; ' ' ' ; Circus Clown. ' v . Uprising of the Utes. ; . . , - : April Fool Day. . ' i V Song We're Almost Home. Ma- rlo's swan song. r -ADMISSION . lie- AAAAAAAAAA A A ... . A LOCAL iTSMS. 6 A ; P. J. Powers returned to Baker tail evening. . Prof. Selac went to Hot Lake last evening for a brief visit Eli Hallstock and wife of Joseph were visitors In La Grande this morn ing. : D. C. Stevens ' of the Henry & Carr furniture establishment is fishing In Beaver creek today. . W. R. Stokes' and family of Parma. Idaho, transacted business in. La uranae tms morning. ; Airland, Mrs. Myron Hockenberrr of Prinevllle, arrived last evening to visit at the home of Mrs. Harding. ,; Mr; and. Mrs. W. W. Blaker left last .evening for Chicago after a few days visit with La Grande relatives. rs. c. i. Ferrin and children' left this morning, for Ogden where .b jy will spend several days vlsltinK friends. ; ; .' , : -r -.. ' !. Miss Serena Rohan took her de parture this morning for UmaWla where" she . will spend her vacation with relatives.1 E. Propeck the intake tender at the head of the Beaver creek pipe line was in the city last, evening to attend to business matters. "r Mrs. Elmer Wright,' of Telocaset who has been a guest In the city with Mrs. Jack Oliver, left today for Tol land to visit friends. , ( Mrs. D. E. Cox, who went to Eu gene as a delega'te to the Rebefcih assembly, and who has been visiting friends In Portland, arrived home la: t evening. ' ' : - Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henry wer.l to Elgin today where they will har vest their first crop. on their new.v- arnnlrpd rnnrhtha rnn hair, a a (- M 11). lific yield of Nherrles. ' f Mrs. Sadie. T rs, who has been employed as milliner In the N. K. Wert store, left today for Hot Lake to tpea a few days before returning to visit relatives at Portland, her , former home. . . , '. O. L. Price and. wife and daughter arrived last evening from Portland to spend several weeks at the home of A. T. Hill In this city.' ' Mr. Price is one of the prominent attorneys of Portland. , ;.; Mrs. A. M. Paul and Mrs. Eva Ros enbaum . have gone to Salt Lake to visit friends for several weeks. . ; ' Mrs. pharles Smith arrived home 1 t vnlnr frnm tnni r.t Owmi taking her to Eugene where the Re bekah . assembly was held, and to Portland. ; . . '. ;- ' : The W. C' T. Uk-of Union will have headquarters . near the postoffice on stock show day1 for the ' convenience of the !publfc. Packages wttl be checked i and information given free. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brenholts. and daughter Miss Dorothy, are home to day froni a Journey through southei California. The family has been gone some time, enjoying the pleas ures of a California Junket. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Carver, of Min neapolis, passed through the city tins morning en route to Portland." Af ter a tour of the coast they will re turn to La Grande and be guea.s for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Friuk L. Lilly. "-..:.; ;Bostwkk Has Boy. ! Last evening at the Hot Lake Ban atqrlumja bright baby boy was born to Mrs.jfjRpy Bostwick, tbe "Standard Oil man, tof Baker City. ' Mr. and Mrs. BostwickJ ' are among Baker's best people and the Joy of having a baby boy, in ihelr home will be the great est Imaginable. . And nere is hoping the little; chap may live to be a great big man land that bis father will not name, him. John D. 'AAAAAAAAAAAAA AA4AAAAAAAAAAAt AAAAAAAAAAAAA iflie AAAAAAAAAAAA A A A"-' . SOCIETT A a A A AO A A A A A A A A ;. the Friday Evening Kaffee Klatch will be entertained next Friday at the C. E. Cochran home with Mesdamea Charles E. and George T. as host esses. ' ' v '' ' - V ;' . ..' 1 Miss Bymice Ellsworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellsworth, was married last evening at the bride's home to Robert Leo. Forrythe of Enterprise, Rev. W. H. Gibson of ficiating. After a. few days .spent with friends here, the bride and groom will return to Enterprise where they will be at home. '; v.rV NOTICE. 0! the Establishment of an Additional Land District in the State of Ore. gon, and the Location of the Land Office Thereof at Tale, Oregon. Notice is hereby given that by the act of congress, approved March 15, 1910, (Public, No. 88,) it was enacted - That an additional , land district is hereby created In the State of Oregon, to embrace lands described as fol lows: Commencing at a point where the township line between townships 11 and 12 south intersects the Snake river; thence west along said town ship line to Its intersection with the northwest corner of township 12 south, range 36 east; thence south on the range line between ranges 35 and 36 east to its intersection with the fourth standard parallel south; thence east on said fourth standard parallel south to its Intersection with, . the range line between ranges 86 tnd 37 east; thence south along said range line to its . intersection with the sixth standard parallel south; thence west along said . sixth parallel south to ui uutiuneat euruer m townaai 31 south, range 35 east; thencie south along' the range line between ranges 34 and 35 east to be southwest cor ner of township 37 south, range 3S east; thence east along the north boundary of township 38 south to the northwest corner , of township 38 south, range '37 east; thence south along the range line between ranges 36 and 37 east to Us intersection with tho boundary line between the states of , Oregon and Nevada; thence east along said boundary line to Its In tersection with the boundary line be tween the states of Oregon and Idaho; thence north and northerly along said boundary to the place of beginning; and that Vale, Malheur County, with- ' in said district, Is hereby designated as the site for the land office thereof. 1 In pursuance of said act of congres. the 'land office at Vale, Oregon, win be opened for the trarsactiun of pub lic business on July 1, 1910, and th Registers and, Receivers of the lar;. offices at Burns and La Grande, Ori, will transact no business, pertaining to the lands included within the above described boundaries after Juno li. 1910. .' j Given under my hand at the City I of Washington, District of Colnmbi.. this twenty-ninth day of March. A. ii 1910, 8. V. PROTTDFTT. Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office. ' : r:-.. : ... , .: , ; 5-20-6-17. Thoma M adison SaMjf s Bruce, Manager Square TO iipaiy opens XT 9 Here They are Gentlemen clayiEei Ueliilnus. Wife" Admission 2i5c and 10c AAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA AAA AAA A A A A A A AAA AAA AAA AA AAA Th Suits with which the f exclusive Tailor must now reckon.'.- ; Suits that fit faultless- ly show individuality express style and put clothes confidence Into the wearer. Let us show you, Sir''- : The Suit You Ought to Wear The new models In our 4, Suits are exceptional and splendid values. T. These prices never be- fore bought such excel- 0 lent tailoring, such choice. fabrics so much style and. general, all round V ' Suit foodness. J New Ideas are never ab-- sent from this store and 1 the "Suit You Ought to t Wear,- is here! ASH BROTHERS, -The; Clothiers.
