LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1910.
NEXT CONVENTION PLACE IS NOT
DECIDED UPON.
Adjournment Taken Last ETining Af
ter Two-Day Segslon.
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IS. -WOLFE UQT OBSERVER Wlllff?5Sr
RE-ELECTED GIVE RETURNS aiufe Jfa :
RETURNS SnOl'LD BEACH IIEKE ut:y('tXS: 'i!'sfU&
BY NINE O'CLOCK. 'f f iZM' 'Z-fiSJp .Mwi l
. x imii' mi : . of the
Complete System In Union and Wal. if' , Wm wft. J&'PT.. ' ' ' Z : ..
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Without deciding where the next
county convention of the W. C. T. U.
Is to be held, and electing Mrs. J. W.
McAllister of this city to head the
county union Instead of Mrs. Hattle
Wolfe, who has held that position for
several terms the county convention
In session here for two days ad
journed last evening. Other officers
elected were: Mrs. Laura M. Boyd,
of Elgin vice president; Mrs. S. N.
Bolton of La Grande, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Hattle Wolf, of Union,
recording secretary, and Mrs. Clark,
of Union, treasurer.
The full list of appointive officers
have not as yet been announced.
TAKE RICHARDS TO SPOKANE.
Pi-hate Car at Disposal of Spokane
Interurban Railroad Magnate.
Private Car "or" used by Superin
tendent William Bollons of the 0. R.
& N. Is at Hot Lake this, afternoon and
will be nsed In removing Mr, Richards
the millionaire Spokane railroad mag
nate to his home. Mr. Richards has
been critically ill at the Lake but will
return home. The private car will be
attached to No. 5 this evening.
BLACKHAJJD AT SPOKANE.
Well Dressed Italian Shot Down In
Residence Part of the City.
Spokane, Sept. 23 A well dressed
Italian aged 30, was murdered near a
residence of Fourth street this morn
ing. A boy who heard the shots, ar
rived in time to find the man dying
and no one near. The police say the
blackhand was . responsible as money
was left in his clothes. All marks that
could identlfyhlm, had been removed
by the assassins. v
Lowney's
Dainty
Candies
Pure and Delicious
With representatives in every pre
cinct In Union county that can be
reached by a telephone, the Observer
will be able tomorrow night to give
the city of La Grande primary returns
from 9 o'clock on until the county has
been counted. Ia year's past the Ob
server has been the central news bu
reau for election returns and "It will
again assume that expense and re
sponsibility. A corps of Observer rep
resentatives will rush the news to this
office at frequent Intervals giving the
interested political sphere a chance
to keep In touch with the way the
votes are going.
The primary will be held tomor
row throughout the state of Oregon
and In addition to furnishing the com
plete Union and Wallowa county re
turns, the Observer will be In touch
with Portland headquarters where the
votes will be compiled every few min
utes. '"' " v ." '.
With excellent weather apparent,
politicians hope for a vote that Is fully
up to registration. On the eve of the
primaries politicians have called a
halt , on their compaignlng and are
resting for the morrow, v
To-Morrow
Ends It
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Many ladies have taken advantage of this unparalleled
. opportunity of buying the season's latest and best at sea
3 son-end prices, 7 here are some good things left.
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TUBERCULOSIS CODSS
RD ROUNDUP '
PASSENGER AGENT HOPES
GET GOOD CROWD HERE.
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Arrangements Made to Give La Grande
Entire Day at the Roundup.
For years the name LOWXEY
has stood for all that was purest
and most wholesome In confection
ary. The products of a house are
as good today as ever.
We receive them In small quan
tities and often enough to Insure
business.
We have the
Chocolates, Bon
packages.
popular Varlely
Bona and small
Wright Drug
Co.
The Reliable Druggists
Effort to recruit an excursion party
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to attend the roundup at Pendleton
a week from Saturday Is being exerted
by Traveling Passenger Agent Jack
O'Neil today. He is feeling the public
pulse in this matter and will arrange
passenger facilities according to what
he finds Is wanted. It is planned to put
some extra coaches on No. one, the
morning local and to bring the tour
ists back on No. two at night, which
would give the La Grande people
practically the entire day at the
roundup. Saturday Is conceded. to be
the best day of the week.
New York, Sept. 23 -America will
play a prominent part In the next
International Tuberculosis Congress,
which opens in Rome a year from to
morrow. This will be ' the ' seventh
great gathering of the physicians and
humanitarians of the whole world to
wage warfare on the scourge of civ
lizatlon the deaded white plague. The
sixth congress was held In Washing
ton two years ago. Next year's gather
ing will be under the direct patron
age of the King and Queen of Italy.
According to details given out today
regarding the participation of Ameri
can, the United States official repres
entation will be vested in a commit
tee of one hundred. This committee
will be able to give a most flattering
report to the congress. It is expected
that the number of tuberculosis agen
cies In this country will have tripled
In the three years Intervening between
the Washington and Rome congress
es. Already more than twice as much
money la being spent in the fight
against consumption by public and
private societies and institutions as
was available two years ago. "
The congress In the Eternal City
will meet in three sections, that un
telblogy and causes of tuberculosis-
; on pathology , and therapeutics, fd-
cluding both medical and surgnf I
i - J I J ,
treatment. 01 tuts uibbubb, uiiu ui; .icq i i j
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.i Sept. 23 With
an enrollment of 1032; the largest in
the history of the institution,-Vassar
C.t'lege reopened today and brought
to this city the usual great swarm of
fair elrl students. The overflow U
being cared for in cottages at Arling
ton, the suburb In which the famous
women's college is. located. Th- col
lege authorities are taxed to the in
most to find proper quarters foi the
n-.hny new students.
Vassar college was original'. in
tended to accommodate less than 500
ntu'ionts. tut has been greatV enlan-;
ed un.il lb last term it held a thous
and : t'gular attendants. During the va-
c reason the work of enlargljg
be udded to the dormitories wh'cb w 11
be t pu pped to shelter 500 cr tnoie
itU'lmtS. ';
- Prince to TIsIt West Point.
, West Point, N. Y., Sept. 23 Prince
Tsal Hsun, the Chinese naval commls- -sloner,
Is expected to visit Wes Point
tomorrow. He will inspect the cadets
and will be entertained at luncheon by
Ma3-Gen. Thomas H. Barry. .
POLK'S c
social defense
tuberculosis.
against th sprea.d' cf
!h ifrtin'tion has been gjng on
uc'l?.'Next summer a new hall tviH
fi GAZETTEER
a BnsuMM Directory or each citr.
Town and Village la Oreffoa an
Waahlagtos, riving Descriptive
Hketch of eoh place, Location,
Hblpplnir Facilities and Clawl
fird Director? of, each SaalaeM
aasi trofeealoo.
B. X POtS CO, Xm.
Seattle, Wain.
ACCUSED OF STEALING GOLD.
Two Miners Will be Returned to Nome
to Stand Trial for Robberies.
, Seattle, Sept. 23 Though both pro
test InnocenceJohn Tybough and
Marcus Johnson, both miners who ar
rived herelrom Nome, will go back to
Nome today accompanied by officers
to stand trial for alleged Ihef t of about
$17,000 in gold. The men were former
ly employed by the Pioneer Gold Mln
ing company and are charged with
stealing the gold from the Blulce box
es.
Pueblo Woman Elected.
Atlantic City Sept. 23 Mrs. Annie
Kelly of Pueblo was chosen president
of the Daughter of Veterans of the
O. A. R. today.
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Samson Wnimills, Demig Pumps Richardson and Boyn
ton Hot Mr Plants.
Fittings, Bath Room Fixtures and alt lands of
Plumbing Goods.
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Plumbers, Heaters and Sheet Metal Workers.
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20, 1910. ,
ing machine it will afford you consid
erable good advertising, we remain,
Yours very truly,
FREE SEWING MACHINE CO.
P. R. SCHRENDER, Sales Mgr.
PRS-DG.
Chicago, 111., Sept. 7, 1910
F. D. Halsten, La Grande, Ore.
Dear Sir;
Replying to your valued favor of
the 31st ult., regarding sewing ma
chines to be replaced as per our in-,
surance policy to Mr. Cherry, would
say, that we shipped you the new ma
chine on August 20th, and which we
will kindly ask you to deliver to Mr.
Cherry upon Us arrival.
- Hoping that the machine will be re
ceived in good condition and feeling
confident that in replacing this aew-
La Grande, Ore., Sept. 20, 1910.
Mr. A. B. Cherry,
Cherry New Laudry, City.
Dear Sir: Under date Sept. 7th, the
Free Sewing Machine Co. has advised
me to deliver you the Free Sewing
maching No. 848542, shipped from the
factory Aug. 20th, replacing absolute
ly free the machine you bought of me
in June and which was destroyed in
the fire of July 3rd. This complies in
full with the Fire Insurance Policy
of this company in Insuring all family
sewing machines for 5 years from date
of purchase. 1 congratulate you , In
having purchased a Free Sewing Ma
chine In preference to all others.
Respectfully,
' F. D. HAISTEN,
La Grande, Ore., Sept.
Mr. F. D. Halsten, City. , ' '
Dear Sir: .
I acknowledge with pleasure deliv
ery of new, The Free Sewing Ma
chine, replacing one I bought of you In
June and was destroyed In fire of Ju!y
fird which burned the Cherry's New .
Loundry and which wa3 Insured
against loss or damage for 5 years by
the Free Sewing Machine Co.
The prompt compliance with their
agreements by the Free Sewing Ma
chine Co. and the high grade work
done by the machine they are putting
out deserves attention from users of
sewing machines, v 1
Yours truly, i
CHERRY;S NEW LAUNDRY,
A. B. CHERRY, Manager!
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