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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1910)
IS GKXNDE EVENING OBSERVE! MONDAY, JTOE 27, 1910. i . 7 . 1 : H rimiitaiiaua Assembly as the mreatest social iratherinn ever attempted in Eastern Oregon. Already more than seven hundred people h intention of attending during the entire ten days by purchasing full season ticlcets. These added hundreds of others who will attend as they can will certainly, make a iolly crowd and YOU WILL WANT TO BE WITH THEM. You will want to be as well dressed as your Friends, an you can be at very little cost II' San (Pi A large assortment of Lingerie Dresses, large shipment of Shoes, Oxfords and Slippers, Large shipment wash and other goods. LET US FIT YOU OUT Finn TTTTJ 1 1 ill -Lad PIMM ,ps 11 iLsyii ILsiLs O OTRE OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, ? LA GRANDE, OREGON. Safer than National Banks 3: Better than U. S. Gold Bonds i UNION COUNTY LANDS. Why invest in foreign cities and wireless stock, when you have a sure thing at home ? , See C. J. BLACK, who has a large list of money makers. I f. LEASES GROUNDS AND WILL BE FINANCIAL BACKER, , Lincoln Grounds Leased for the Year by Wallace Childers. .comedy running through the pld'-J keeps laughter and tears alternating. Mr C. M DeVere as Horace Green gage Dobbins (they call him "Hod" for short) was simply lrreslstable even undertaker were seen to smila. And In the pathetic scenes a hard ware dealer used his handkerchief with telling effect. So there must be something in the show An Indian can be happy with out a Piaiio. But who wants to be an Indian? t f S1BHWAY, LUDWIG, KtRTZMAHN, A. B. CHASE J CONOVER Pianos for sale S. o and by t (tDo 0 Scott X Cut Glass and Hand Painted China From now until July 17, 1 will make a specially low price on cut glass and hand painted China. It will pay you to examine my stock and get a good se lection before buying your gifts. All styles of wedding rings including Tiffany, round, oval, etc., at lowest prices in Eastern Oregon, Quality considered. I will Save You Money. Wallace Childers today, became the owner of a lease on the Lincoln base I ball park and assumed the financial support of the local pennant chasers. Mr. Childers will depend on public support for the salary of two men, Pitcher "Heck" Mclnnis being one of them; but the ether players will di vide proceeds from each game and it the crowd is small, their cut will be correspondingly little, - Childers has the acquaintance of baseball circles and will do much to keep the present winning streak the .team has fallen Into, It also assures his presence on the local Infield, an other features In the caBe However, it Is certain that, there will be good crowds at all games, for the four teams in the leasue are now playing a remarkable game for amateurs and it Is. worth onyone's money to see any club in the league at work. Notice to Teamsters. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the offle? of the Recorder of the City of La G.anrte lor the unloading of 9 carloidi of irch pin? and one carload of 4 nch pipe and distribute tfie same along the ditch that is being dug. All tldt. to be in by Wednesday even ing, ;rne 29th, and to be oofinel by tlie WayB and Means Committs!. Bid ders wll be held responsible for break age In pfcie caused by the Hindlini; cf the same, and all bids to te on car ids. D. E. COX, Heroicer of the City of La .Grjimle ,5une-24-29. - CARETAKER AT THE PARK Will Make Ills Permanent Abode at Park Power of Police. Who the Knlins Are. The Kuhn Caltfornian project whose advertisement appears in this Issue is controlled by J. S. and W. S. Kuhn, prominent and wealthy bank' ers of Pittsburg, Penn., the same peo ple who so successfully ; developed over 400,000 acres In Southern Idaho Their Californlan project consists of 20,000 acres in the great Sacralnento valley nnd is one of Wie greatest irri gatlon projects ever attempted. See lug is believing. Investigate and be convinced. A Young Wife Pleasing. The Ethel Tucker Stock company presented an entirely different style of bill last night at the Airdome, whea "A Toung Wife" a four act comedy drama was riven, mil tw ! - fOOOO'OOOO beautiful love etory In the bill, tha J; H. Peare, La Grande's Leading Jeweler, ;- Opposite Land Office C. M. Riddle, the caretaker at Riv erside Park has made the park his permanent abode and will be In a po sition to give close attention to the the welfare of the place. In addition be has been gjyen police powers and will wear the, policeman's badge so that at any time, be will be empower ed to make arrests should the occa sion arise. Call For Bids. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the construction of 870 feet of Bewer, to be built according to the plans and specifications on file in Complete equipment for resetting ' and repairing rubber buggy tires. . V. , LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FilZQERALD, Proprietor , Complete '. Machine Shops and Foundry ' The Greatest Values in j Spring Suits for Men and Young Men 7 4 obtainable in this city, are to be had here. This you can easily prove to your satisfaction by comparison. Look where you will then come and see our large and t , ' superb collection ot ' : Collegian Suits at $15 to $30 In style, workmanship, material, finish and. fit, you can readily see the superior value of our clothes over others A costing the same. If you would be posted on the cor- the office ot.the Recorder of the city rect fashions, get the best there is injwearabies and of La Grand Oregon, win be receiv- save money, then come to this store for everything you im, i ecoruer up, neea irom nat to halt hose. 10 o ciock p. m., on weanesday, July 6th, 1910. All bids to be accompan ied by a certified check for 5 per cent of each Wd. The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids. , La Grande, Oregon, June 24th, 1910. J. K. SHEAK, Q. D. FLEMING, W. J. CHURCH, Health, Sewerage and Water Com mittee. June-24-Jnly 6. ASH BROTHERS, Clothiers and Furnishers 4 1 . -