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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1910)
PAGE "Jb'lVE THE ISIS -JOMHT'S PROfiRIM Levi's Dilemna. ' Iltfnry'a Package. Through the Darkness. The Pillagers. . TThe Bully. Song YouH Come Baca, 'Beautiful dishes given tw lady . patrons of the matinee. See dis may In lobby. kDU!SSIDN Uc- LWAL tTSSS. 4 tOtO M. Soreawm, 'of WiiOace, I dans, is in La Grande today. - Mrs. R. H. Jonas, wife of the "Wal lowa editor. pent latft evening 3n La Grande. ' C. B. Green and wife of "Butter Creek, Umatilla comtry, are gwsts in La Grande. . J. F. Ctrrttss and w'iTe and Mras Bar low, constitute a "Minneapolis party in the city today. G. B. Small, editor , of the "Baker City Democrat, transacted business in the city this morning. R. E. Imbler and family, joT Hood Itiver, are "here to look after business interests. R. R. Proudroot and F. StanE, Gar den City people, are here today look ing after "business matters. Earl Amy and wife and Miss Jessie Amey of Monmouth. 111., were La Grande business visitors this morn ing. F. M. Kellock of the 'T. &' A. Penn sylvania lines, is in the city today on business matters pertaining to his dis trict. 7 9 7 i SOMEBODY is going to be disappointed when the five acre tracts we have been offering you are all gone, and thejr are all but two. We have some fine buys in residence lots at $125.00 each ; $25.00 down and $5.00 a month. Better Investigate these. ' Bell Phone, Red 801 . Independent 262 LA GRANDE Inv. CO., Foley Hotel Bid., La Grande A X Aim X Thomas Bruce, Manager. ! TO-NIGHT! ! I Ethel Tucker StockCo. I t"IN THE HANDS J. C. Moore, ta Laurelhuret man. has returned from Portland. ' A. B. Cherry, the laundryman. has returned from a business trip to Ba ker City, Attorney C, E. Cochran is a Baker City visitor today,' attending to legal business. Mr." and Mrs. Alexander Barlance of Michigan City.Mnd., arrived laist even ing and are guests with Mr. Bar- lance's Bister. Mrs. 3. H. Afklne. They will remain In La tarande far consid erable time. Mrs. Clyde Scheurer and Mrs. Glen Sallng, wives tI the postmaster and editor, respectively, at "Sorth Powder, returned to North Powder yesterday afternoon making the trip with Mr, and Mrs. TJ. M. Rlchey in their anto. Mrs. A. W. Leftel asd children, Mrs. Conrad of The Dalles, and her soi, and Miss Marie "Bohon, of this t'tty left this morning for the Lerfel home stead near "Rondowa where Mrs. lf fel will again reBnme her nabttate, and the dfhers wilt spend some time as guests of Mr. and Mrs. LeffA. Mrs. Owens and daughter, Mss Etta, who was graduated' from the local htgn Bchobl lastsprlng, lert this morn ing ror Baker City where they will visit friends "before going on to their home in Minnesota. They Tiave spent the winter in "La'Grande making their home with Engineer ana Mtb. Henry Benson. "Sot" tin His Way. Mayor Mage of Pittsburg was talk tok about on listluat man. HeSe 'sot'ian his ways." said the mayor, "lie in as bud hs the .old planter of history. "An old plaster in the jalmy days before the war was blown up in a steamboat nccWent on the "Mississippi. I They fished him out aticoiieclous. At J the nd of a u hour's manipulation he came to. -j ""Where nm'ir he asked, lifting his ! head feebly. 1 Bafe on sbore.' the doctor told him. "Which side . of the river?" he in quired. "The Iowa side,' the doctor replied. "The planter frowned. He looked at the tarldd yeltow stream. Then be said: "Must my Itwk toland.la a prohibi tion state. iChuck me tin again. PbJladetobia SBeeord. , V, OF THE CZAR" f $ HOSEFBESERTS TANGLE OF LAW Ksw Ycrk Character Enters ' Closing Baslnsss. II UiVESTS, KEPrEW DIVESTS 6r -Ain't What It Was Uwl ta Be," Declares Dean of Cstex Marktt Po c Court and "Individualism" Has Clsappearod Entinoly Will Not Do- ' sort Pinochl. CawM. Though. One of the legal illghts of New York "has retired-aad gone into trade, too In the person rf Ilyman Rosencheln, known to taousands of "the masses' as "Roaey the iawyer." For more .than thirty-five years he practiced, chiefly in the Essex Market police court, ia New York, but at the age of sixty-four he has formed a part nership with a nephew in the cloak and ciotuioj; 'business, because, as be says, "the low ain't what It osed to be." ..-..'.; i "nosey" wUTrtmnrlzes bis career and legal maiSh.m it follows; : worn .h itiie prnviuce of Posen, Sr many, J uninie to tni country in 1ST! at the .Hyp of twenty-five or maybe twenty. Soon I entered epon the tudy of the law;, I alu't o old tut what 1 well tny firw ie remember. A lady dleiit had fallen downstairs and 'had -mixta iud iuXrnnl injuries. Banana Skin Fiwt Cam. Aibaaanu skin was on the staircase. The 'defense sought and 4esougbt to prove "that the banana skin bad been placed on the stairs subsequent to her fall and i not consequent to It. They 'dastardly claimed that she bad pur posely, willfully, maliciously and Irrel evantly herself dropped or caused to fall the banana skin the tairs upon. I sacceeded after a long battle, in which at one time I had seventeen law books-stacked in front of me, in intro ducing. in evidence the fact that tut client did not like bananas and there- iorejOuldnothare dropped the CLOSE AT 1 O'CXOCK. .UriitrS States and lrllllamson Laud Offices Tale Uelldays. Through the months of July, Aug ust, and September, the United States and Williamson land offices will be! Closed at 1 o'clock. This Is to give the -clerks and offtoexs time to catch up with their work, as it hs seldom that the forces leave the offices, even though fhe doors are barred and abso lutely no public entrance aTtowed. Vii Time Scorer Here. Editor Galloway of the Enterprise "News-Record is In the city today and Is some baseball bug himself. He is a baseball scribe of more than passing skill, acquired through years of Indul gence in the art or scoring and base ball writing. In 1885 he scored severaJ games for the Chicago Nationals. KRYPTOK r.-"."!i':-"rr?:.,ti FAR viso".. Without Tina in m Lens DE. JL P. XXDISS0H5 DOCTOR OP OPTICS PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT 1105 ADAMS AVE.. OP POSITE POST OFFICE. DR. MENDELSSOHN'S GLASSES GIVE THE BEST RESULTS. 0000 I If You Use I my S Si -3 loot there has been an Infringement of A AI . .4thls patent however broadly It may If II Ii I pAp;" construed, depends npon the qnes- aUILI L.lrl tlon whether or not In the defendant's o ' A ' ocWne a tendency to spin or swerve An 1 r r & Brand or cutter Si Yr n $ X YOU USe the 15eSt O TH!F60LDEIRILEC0.THEG0LDE1RULEC0 Mates Home Canning a Pleasure The only jar in the world that Uses No Rubber Ring tVfJ21, Keeps all Vegetables, Frut!,Mtu,Fish,eto.,perfotlyforver. AtolshtSelf-Sealiw Sanitary No Screw Cap ORDER A DOZEN TODAY The Golden Rule man skin. I won the case, $14 and a modest fame. -Bat that was long time ago, and OMwadays we da cat bare such cases. We bare these days a tot of people .gathered In by the police, and It Is raus wiuj uem quick. The Individualism, Uw consideration of each case at length and the reviewing of It la Its various aspects Is r.il gone. Maybe In the supreme court it lingers yet, but not in our lower courts. ' , Clothing and Pinochle Loft "Maybe 1 have made $500,000 dur ing my career. 1 shall be a silent partner in my nephew's business. 1 1 Invest; he divests. The high cost of living it Is a terrible thing. It is one reason having something to do with my retirement .1 enter the clothing business and am assured clothes now. and any profit I-make that can go for rooa so as the high cost of living shan't get me yet But lururies 1 can not allow myself maybe a shower bath In the morning, followed by golf, a brisk game of pinochle, that is all; a placid -existence, but one 1 shall love. . "Yes. for a young man to go Into the law Is overcrowded. But any young man will succeed if he will only prac tice my own motto, which is, 'Maks the most of what you have, while at the same time not neglecting to take every step to get more.' That Is a splendid rule which I am only glad to recom mend to the youth of America and no charge. It Is a favor." WRIGHT AIR INJUNCTION IS DISSOLVED BY COURT. iMakos Many-Foreign Entries Possible In Now York-Chicago-St. ' Lauis Races. Tsers of the Cnrtiss and Paulhan aeroplanes may now fly without giving bond covering ponsible violations of the Wright brothers' patents, at least . until after the trial of the Injunction suits Instituted by the Wrights in the United States courts in New York city and Buffalo several months ago. The United States circuit court of appeals in a unanimous decision has vacated the preliminary injunctions granted on behalf of the Wright company against the nerring-Curtlss company and Lou Is Panlhaa pending the trial of the suits. , The decision will have a farreachlng effect cpon peui!ug amateur contests In this country, Including the S25.0W race between New l'ork and Chicago and that between New York and St Louis. Foreign aviators may now come Into these contests without having to rurniso expensive bonds, and the entry lists are expected to be augmented In consequence. Incidentally one of the troublesome problems of those arrang ing the contests has been favorably settled. . ' , In their decision the Judges call at tention first to the fact that the Wright patents have never been adjudicated otherwise than on the motion for the temporary Injunctions issued pendente Ute and then go on to say: Tbera la no dispute as to the orotv osltlon that the question whether orS not them haa tmmn an Infrlnirnmu. :WL cnecsea or coanteracted by the op- tt,tlon cf TerUcal ruMer- Tht ot icvure, on iim meoreocai and on Its seems to ns. irrespective of any otheT 1OMtloD the esse, that ln- Ushed as to Justify a Drellmlnar ln- Cai ECONOMY true ithe most economical Jar you can get. Pints $1.10, Quarts $1.75 per a QGaG a3i)CO iiood water nlass jelly has been used. open 45 cents per caps and rubbers, raranne wax tor Co Patrons of Lewis Printer. , First, I wish to thank yea for your kindness to me during the long years you have patronized my plant, and for the promptness In payment, and to announce that I have fold my print ing plant and good will to Messrs. Whlton and Heubach, formerly of SU Charles, Minn.,- and to ask for them the same kind treatment always ac corded me, believing they will give you better service than I have. BIRD F. LEWIS. As noted above, we have purchased the Lewis Prlntery and will conduct a general Job printing business In the Lewis building. We solicit a share of t'ue public patronage, which we hall endeavor to merit The firm name will be Whlton & Heubach. ' Respectfully, J. E. WHITON E. W. HEUBACH, Notice to Heating and VenUlaUng Contractors and Plumbers Bids will be received by the School Golden Elm Brace Arms cobbler and Solid Seats, cheap at $1.35 i Special this week at $1.10 rA : Solid Seat Oak i Diners at $1.45. 5 ' $1.60, $1.75, and $2.00. Leather Seat Quarter Oak Di- ners,$3.2S,$3.50 K rT .1 4t m Aim Wortnandb Jelly 1 V II ' Brl 'cffLa?' I f jr M i if n if ii rut m D. Furniture on Easy Payments to name, for it is $1.35, 1-2 Gallon Dozen PtJc' Clear, well made frlass; A as well, after the Covered 150 cents; dozen. Mason jar Economy covers, sealing. The Golden Rule Co Board of School District No. One ot La Grande, Union County, Oregon, up to 7 o'clock p. m., Tuesday, July 12th, 1910, for Installing. heating and venti lating and plumbing for three school building located In School District No. One, La Grande, Oregon, as follows: The New High School Building, the old high school building and ths North Side School Building, all ac cording to plans and specifications o! the Architect for the School Board. All propositions must he accompanied by a certified check for 5 per cent of the amount of bid, made payable to Arthur C. WJUIams, Clerk of ths School Board. The Board reserves the right td accept or reject any proposal or any portion of any proposal submitted. Plans on file at the office of the Ar chitect, Newton C. Gauntt, In La Grande, Oregon. Contractor to give approved bond for full amount of contract Dons by order of the School Board of District No. One, La Grands, Orenn thim 901 t t... in. a ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS, Clerkv. ' - . . V HHV, .,4,1. July, 1-13. 1 Golden Elm ' Braced, worth $2,25 Special at $1.65 Better Rockers in, all grades $190, $2.25, $2.75 and J3.25 Golden Quarter jl Oak Gloss Finish Rocker at $4.50, Worth $6.00. Heavy Leather Upnolster ed, Spnng Seat, guaran teed construction at $8.50 and $10.50, worth $12.00 and $1500 t a. Mmsfe VWvvvVVVvvvw jnncuon."