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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1910)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. siiruDAY, octobeb i, 1310. PAGE FIVi: 1 i U1E ISIS -TDKIEHT'S FROGRAH Butter Making Id Norway. Miscalculation Pathe. Dalslea Vitagraph. The Emfgraut Edison. Song Longing for Tomorrow. Beautiful dishes given to lady patrons of the matinee. Bee dis play In lobby. I LOCALS Clean house with a vacuum carpet cleaner. All work guaranteed. Prices right Phones Red 662 or Red 141. Hotel rule cards, trespassing cards, houses for rent cards printed In red J VI--W - V ..'MM server office. Any one desiring to secure an 18 horsepower Franklin In trade for city property can do so by Inquiring at this office. -v. When your meat Is ready for smok ing, come In and let us tell you what a saving can be made by using our Liquid Meat Smoke. Newlin Drug Co. Haradon's Tru-Frult Made just right Chocolates. Dress Making, Mrs. McCarter. 2005 Greenwood., 6t Dry Mealy potatoes are the kind- to use. Geddes Bros, have them. The healthiest and most nutritious mush Is Rolled Rye. Tou can get It only at Geddes Bros. Anyone desiring pears can them by phoning to Red-932, have T. W. Noble, representing the Ger man American and Plantation cof fees was In the city this week. The Royal Bakery has placed an order for a big shipment of these fine coffees. ' American Nugat at Solders; to ap- i predate something nice in candy you ; should try this perfection, of sweets. Editor George Sclblrd is over from 4 Union tnrtnr nnd rnnnrfa tfco TT V . - - -r vuwv uuiuu i vuuiius uranae wun a Dig showing next week. w Copyright 1507 hr Ftien Brolkort Cbth'mt Company MilwiBkc. 1 Ut . . " It-. -, mmi ASH' BROS. - CLOTHES OF QUALITY. o o O peesosals. o O v Smith Premier typewriter company Is stopping at the Foley. Charles Boner of Joseph was a bus iness visitor "h the city last evening, stopping at the Sommer while here. - W. F. Franback of Denver Is stop ping at the Sommer while in La Grande on business. R. W. Taylor of Alice! '' spent last evening In the city stopping at the Sommer while here. D. W. Murchiaon was called to Pen dleton this morning by the Round Up management to do some of his fancy roping there this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Paul leave this morning or tomorrow morning for Salt Lake where, they will visit friends and relatives for a few days. They will be gone about a week. Miss Hazel Thleson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Thleson leaves tonight for Portland where she enters St Mary's academy for her second Rev. and Mrs. Frank E. Gray and Justice Gray, left this morning for Columbus, Neb., from where they go to Chicago and other . points in the mlddlewest before settling at their future home. . - Misses Hattie Short,. Helena Love and Elsie Douglas and Tom William son constituted a party that went to the Enterprise fair this morning. A President David Eccles and Secre tary Judge Rolapp, who . arrived In the city yesterday from Ogden, con tinued their tour of the west last evening by going to Hood River where they have financial Interests. Mr. F. S. Bramwell will Join them this evening, and the party will return Honday and go to Wallowa county to inspect the sugar beet interests." David Bay,' Ed. Fowler, Doctor Big gers, Doctor O'Reilly and James Far qaurson returned this morning from a visit at the Round Up at Pendleton. R. E. L. Shore, representing- the George Kelley, chief lineman for the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph com pany is in Union and Cove today on company business. C. W. Noyes has returned from the north end of the county where he has been sawing lumber for the Elgin Lumber company. He has been gone about three months and expects tto re main at home for a short time at least Suits of Refinement U hare Salts modeled to suit the taste of the Van that desires refinement In his Clothes.' Salts with dignity and character In every detail. All "freak" and glaring features avoided Clothes for Gentlemen! Fabrics In neat mixtures and colorings of Grays, Oxfords and Olives. Every pattern a model of good taste; Our long experience In Clothes service guaran tees a perfect fit In every Instance. TFe can please the Man who knows that quality Is the true test of Clothes value. . START SALES 2I0XDAT. O'Conner Tract Will be Put on Sale Monday After Drawing the Same, , Next Monday the O'Conner tract will be put on the market All names suggesting an appropriate title should be In the hands of Mc. O'conner before 10 o'clock Monday morning. He will receive them at the Foley. Anybody In Eastern Oregon may 'suggest three names. Doctor O'Conner says this is positively the nearest-la tract in three states Idaho, Washington or Oregon. He has over two miles of wire fenc ing which must be removed In order to clear off the tract and wants to dis pose of it at once. A real bargain if taken now. Apply at the Foley hotel or Doctor George O'Conner.- DR. M. P. HEriDELSOHn DOCTOR OF OPTICS. AT 1105 ADAMS AVE. FOLEY HOTEL BUILDING. Ion take great risk when you trust your eyesight to those without exper ience, without proper equipment, and of whose competence you have no guarantee. Tou do not take any chan ces when Dr. Mendelsohn fits your glasses. He is strictly reliable. As far as experience, equipment and guarantees can protect you, you are protected. We have the' experi ence, skill, equipment fartllttea re sources and high moral business and professional purpose. Our 29 years practice, . the ; completeness of our equipment, the Immense stock we car ry, the satisfaction we have given others, is our guarantee to you that we have ALL these qualifications. Dr. Mendelsohn located . in La Grande on the special request of alt the physicians of this city and has successfully treated over 2,100 people in Union and Wallowa counties, in cluding abbut 190 children. In employ ing professional service you get the best service and material for less than you would pay others for infer ior material and no professional ser vice. He guarantees satisfaction In ev ery respect. - AH broken' glasses replaced while yon watt. ,. OFFICE HOURS 8:30 a. in., to 12 m. ' . 1 to 5 p. m. ; EVENINGS, 7 TO 8. O . - k- UNION NEWS ITEMS. A 4 (From Union Republican) The machinery of the Union wool en mill is being taken out for re moval to Washougal, Washington, a place which It Is understood has put up a bonuB of $20,000 to secure the lo cation of the mill at that point The plant has been lying idle at Union for a long time, and the people of this place were given an opportunity to secure Its continued operation at this point, but evidently did not think It worth; while. The woolen mill while In oneration at Union under the Eaton Wilbur management was a success, but that does not argue that it will be always so everywhere. The northwest Is full of woolen-mill schemes that have not been successful. JuBt what will be done with the old building has not yet been announced. The Fruit Exhibit The. fruit growers of Union met at the commercial club rooms Tuesday night for the purpose of arranging for an exhibit of fruit at the Spokane ap ple show and at the International fair at Chicago. This exhibit will be In charge of Chief Booster Vogel of Un ion, and will be a credit to the valley and the state. Union growers are de termined to do their part Boni Election Carries. In the city election Monday last for the purpose of voting upon three classes of bonds, the result favored the bond issue by an overwhelming figure, the different propositions sub mitted footing np as follows: For ' Against Redemption of warrants 133 , 39 Repair of water system ..157 18 Installation Light Plant 131 48 There can be no doubt about the wishes of the majority 6f the people upon these propositions, and while the vote was light comparatively, an increase of the vote would probably only have Increased the majorities for the various propositions submitted. The people have authorized the Is sue; It is now up to the city council to proceed with the work authorized. The New Bead. The-new road up Catherine was completed this week and Is now open for travel. Superintendent Wiggles- work is given credit for a fine piece of work; and travel coming over the road speaks. in high terms of the change. This road will be better1 from year to yearras it becomes packed and the surface is Improved. Now if the city can widen up the street with in the old territory, the thoroughfare will be greatly improved - Got 2G0 Totes. John S. Hodgins, democratic nomi nee for district attorney got 260 votes in Union county. This total was inad vertently left off when the list of nominees was published this week. Chicken Dinner. A chicken dinner will be served by the ladles of the Presbyterian church at the Odd Fellow's hall Friday, Octob er 7th. Remember the date and place. The Spirit of Idaho, by. Arthur W. North: Greater Than Gold. (The har nessing of Western rivers), by Clay ton M. Jones In October Sunset Mag azine. Now on sale on all news stands. 15 cents. ' ' A Notice. . , The following animals have been impounded by me: . One old brown mare, branded S. S. connected on left shoulder. Has a bell on. One little old white pony branded lazy IH on rlgh hip. . Has shoes on. One old sorrel work horse branded P fin loft amMi Xtm m and bad scar on "left hind foot One little bay mare with inverted 7 on right shoulder, about three years old. v G. W. FERRIS, Poundmaster. BBkBktsQsSSB)?! ichssiiiem t Advertising i FOR SALE 500 sheep, Waiter Glenn, R. F. D. .No 2. . . ' " j WANTED Place' on .ranch by man and wife, no children: Prefer v place Vhere ownqr; is leaving for the winter. Call or address H. Cline, 205 Green wood.St Ind. phone 497, La Grande. , i FOR SALE Modern six room house. Ordinary sized lots. Inquire at 707 Foutrth street or call Red 1011. FOR SALE-rDriving team, will sell one horse or both. Home Ind Tel. Co. . GIRL WANTED For general house work. Wages $5. Mrs. T. J. Scroggin, Washington and Fourth streets. . , FORRENT A five room house withoT without bath. Long lease ten ant desired. Call Black 1532. LOST A bunch of keys. Inquire at this office. . - ' " , ' , 6t LOST Black and white setter pup about fix months old. Plain leather collar. Occaslonaly- answers to the name of "Dick." Reward. C O. Ram sey. Both phones. ; ' . Has Always Been Catcher. From the time that I was old ennnirh to play ball, barring a few times when I played In the outfield. I hav been behind the plate. Although Char ley uomiskey once told me that I'd make a better tailor than I would a backstop, I've managed to keen thor stilL - Buck Ewlne rave me mv nrn. liminary training, and when I was eignieen years old I signed with the Indianapolis team. That season I vna the whole show. The club was the proud possessor of twenty-one pitchers, so In warming np that bunch I gained considerable experience. . Schults to Play Prof tonal Football. uermany Bcnults. the biir center nf the Michigan football team for the past inree years, is to go Into football pro. fesslonally this falL ne has agreed, It is reported, to play center rush and captain the Oakwood eleven of Cincin nati, , which is one of the strongest semlprofesslonal teams In the country. Games will be played on Sundavs in Ohio. Illinois and Pennsylvania. , DAILY DUTIES. The best things are nearetfr breath in your nostrils, light in your eyes, flowers at your feet, duties at your hand, the path of God just before you. Then do, not grasp at the stars, but do life's plain, com mon work as it comes, certain that daily duties and daily bread are the sweetest things of Iife.Robert Louis Stevenson. I SPOILSMAN and TSLE?;K-3 EVERY THIE a man 7ants to get aay frcn all connection with the busy vzorld, tha telephone is an important helper. . The local service is useful in arranging his affair at home, and the Long Distance service of the Bell System helps him to decide where to go and what to take. By means of his Bell telephone he can find out whether the fish are biting or the birds are flying, and whether guides or horses can be secured. After he has been out a while if he wants to get word from the city, the nearest Bell telephone is a friend in need. ' Pacific Telephone and k m W MfSf f VW"f"" Every Be Telephone is the Centre of the sytem. A Great Player. Sir Walter Parratt had an extraor dlnary memory. Some eight or ten men were assembled one evening In one of the lodge attached to St Mi chael's coIUtc. Tenbury. Sir Walter Parratt and Herr von Hoist played in turn upon the piano such music as was asked for. This went on for some time until at last the chessboard was brought out, Sir Walter then proposed to play two men at chess in consulta tion, still remaining at the piano and playing; from memory what was de manded either from' Bach, Beethoven, Mozart Chopin or Mendelssohn. With. out even a glance at the chessboard be won the game in an hour. London Globe. " The George Palmer RETAIL DEPARTMEH1 We solicit your orders for Shingles, Rubberold Roofing Deadening Felt, Building Paper. , ' We are prepared to furnish and deliver material, : v promptly. Phone Main' 8. . ! t Samson Windmills, Demig Pumps Richardson and Boyn- f ton Hot Air Plants. , A Pipe Fittings, Bath Room Fixtures and alt frnf t A 'A sr : Dh.,Ui Plumbing Goods. BAY & w ' TA ii numoers, neaters and Season for During the long evenings to come you will appreciate a Most people Want to and this is the most work. . Remember that we have j Tlollns, MandoHns Gulto.rs, Accordions. Flutes, Ban- ' Jos, Etc. We have good g- in this line and we sell them ' at right prices. Drop in and talk it over. : EdlBon Phonographs, Victor Phonographs. ' 1 1 MM BOOK AND STATIONERY en: ' 'v 1 A Houto In tho Air. In 18C3 a bnlloon of 200.000 cubic feet capacity was constructed at Paris. It was named the Giant and was Intended to show the great possibilities Of the air.- The car attached consisted of a small two story bouse, fitted with every modern comfort, lavatories, din ing room, bedroom, kitchen, parlor, etc. Thirteen passengers made the first as cent, but the Journey was of only four hours' duration. The last ascent was for seventeen hours and was abruptly terminated by a high wind, which, when the balloon descended, dragged the 'little house bumping over the ground. The remains of this giant' of the air was for a long time exhibited in the Crystal palace in London. " I w , v gm - - r.-j- K ZWEIFEL Sheet Metal Workers. jf Music loam to play on some instrumeo'' favorable time to take up this" . M-t kiura " -.