LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1910.
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FEATURE OPEXS THIS MORNING
AND CLOSES TUESDAY. .-
Judging Villi Take. Place Monday Af
ternoon at 3 O'clock.
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With, forty pure-bred dogs on exhi
bition at the county fair opened
this morning at 9 o'clock and the ani
mals will be on exhibit all day, Mon
day and probably Tuesday. The' Judg
ing takes place next Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock and John Dordaa has
named Bob Masterson, O. E. Lemmons
and F. G. Wise as Judges. J
This number of dogs is far in ex
cess of the number on the show last
year and it is evident that bench
shows are to be annual events here
after. Mr. Dordan who hid the mat
ter in hand, is greatly delighted at
the showing. Bird dogs outnumber the
other breeds, though practically ev
ery popular specie in the canine fam
ily ds to be found, on the benches.
The show Is unusually attractive,
for ' La Grande, aside from having
the' best there is in horse flesh and
stock of all kinds, incidentally raises
excellent canines. The dog show itself
is worth a whole lot more than the
price of admission.
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IMBLEB PRACTICING EARLY.
Invites You to Inspect
magnificent line of Ladies'
Furnishings.
Boys and Girls of Imbler School Have
. Team and Practice Dally.
F. N. Fox a basketball fan and ad
ept of Imbler was in the city today
and reports that two teams are con-1
stantly at work In his home town this
week.
The boys and girls each : have a
good-sized squad out and the school
teams promise much this year. Basket
ball is popular at Imbler and the can
dldates show knowledge and skill in
the game that Indicates they will be
hi the running for the county cham
pionship this year...
AUTO DICTIONARY. A
Trap a rural get rich
quick scheme.
Puncture A small body of
ah? surrounded by rubber,
Speed Law An arbltarary J
rate of progress. j t
Good Roads A foreign &
luxury, comparatively un-
known in the United States.
Crank An instrument for
removing skin from ' kniick-
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Radiator A contrivance
for keeping engine warm.
Tall Lamp A danger elg-
nal, meaning,. "Look-out! &
I'm coming back." ' 4)
Tonneau A place for, f
holding guests lunch bas-
kets and repair kits. .
Steering wheel The pilot &
house of the Joy wagon. -
Cylinders Nothing , like '
asparagus, though they come
In bunches. , A
, uttBunutj -a (ragnuti itum u
that makes the wheels go O
round. - . . K
' Carbureter Soot collector. A
Spark Plug Like the ad A
. brain, the place where all A
the hot stuc comes from. , A
Goggles An automobile A
' beauty mask. v A
Chauffeur The life of the A
t party, the terror of peden- A
trlans, the friend of the sup- A
: ply man. f A
Visitos
to the County have
invitation. to call-on.
pecial
La Grands Leading Shoe Men
A Large Assortment
All New Stock
They Fit the Feet
SM
Shoemen
Depot Street
IX CRAXDE MEETS E18IS.
TAKE A TRIP TO THE
Wonderful Panama
Canal
And See How Uncle Sam's Boys are
aking the Dirt Fly
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On His 500,000,000 Job
GIRLS ORGANIZE BASKETBALL
Local High School Girls Elect Officers
and Prepare for Work.
Yau may not be able to travel all the way there you don't bare to!
Just go and hear ' . '
WAYNE 0. ADM,
Foreman and Engineer on the Isthmus for three years, deliver his
. famous lecture ir - -
"The Truth About the Panama Canal"
1500 feef of 'Panama Moving Pictures, Over 200 Superb
t Slereofliton Views in C6lors. ; :
Including pictures oFpwgTes's of the work, labor conditions, sanitary
problems, such-as mosquitoes, swamps and conditions to the towns .
the great shaiels at work, the enormous slides of earth; the great
dams and locks; the work of morlng'a moonta!n controlling the'
wicked torrential Chagres Rlrer nd other fint'vllwa. rr;: . t
Wayne ,0. Adam) Is the Gentleman who taught the foreigners to re. ,
spect the American flag; ' ;-. , t! "H'-' - i V'..-;v .-h M
This Lecture Includes Fads EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW
Parents, bring yon children. To hear Mr. Adams will 1e a part of
. If yon are not satisfied, I will cheerfully refund yonr money.
rREMEJTBER; THE-PLACE AXD DATE. - - ' .
Two Reels and Illustrated Song jn connection with Panama Pictures
STAR THEATRE, TONIGHT,
Friday4 and 'Saturday, 10 cents.
Basketball is to -play an important
part in the g'rls department of ath
letics at the high school this year.
The candidates for the squad elect
ed officers this week and arrange
ments are now under way for com
mencing practices regularly during
the fall months. Miss Runa Bacon,
who played basketball exceptionally
well last year is captain and Miss Ca
lista Lore another star of last year's
team Is manager. There is consider
able new material and a greater per
centage of last year's team to work
with :'. ' :'" ; '' '". ."
Coming Gladiator's for la ' Grande
Tale on Elgin Team Today.
La Grande's second team and El
eln's first-team--battled tbia afternoon
on the local gridiron for practice and.
for honors. The game; introduces La
Grande's future football material in
a large way, for few in tbe lineup for
La Grande have ever been seen In
football togs that, the high school sup
plies before. The game was of con
siderable interest in that it is the first
of the year, and many who are thirst
ing for football noise and eights were
pacified at the Lincoln grounds.
La Grande's team lineup follows:
Grtmmit, fullback; Will Rush and
RusBell Ralston, halves; Reynolds
quarter: Howard Richardson, center;
Robert Wines and Huff, tackles; Scri
ber and James Corbett, guards; Craw
ley and Peare, ends. '
SILVER TIP SCARES nUJJTER.
Man Runs "Like a House Afire" When
lie Meets Monster Animal
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M. R. Hibbs. who was in town this
week from Snake river.-met with
narrow escape recently from a mix-up
with the notorious grizzly bear which
has been running at large in that sec
tion for many years, says the Joseph
Herald. He met the big brute face to
face on a mountain trail and at first
glance he says she looked as big as
a haystack; but after he ran several
miles and cooled off he figured that
she would no weigh much over about
1500 or 1800 pounds in her stocking
feet. Two cubs were with her, which
no doubt was her reason for not mak
ing a more vigorous chase. Thin ht
bear recently chased Elmer Barton
down the mountain side a mile or
I two, and the boys say that wherever
Elmer bit the earth," about every 50
feet or so, it made a hole big enough
to bury a cow. At last accounts El
mer was still running. Stockmen over
there figure that the horses, cattle and
sheep that have been killed by this
monster within the last 20 years would
make a man Independently rich. -It
la reported that an enormous
silver-tip grizzly bas been seen sev
eral times lately on the headwaters
of Wallowa river south of the Lake,
and that many cattle and sheep have
fallen prey to her tolerable keen ap
petite this summer. Two cubs were
also with this bear.
ion County, Oregon, will attend at
the Court House at La Grande, Ore
gon on Monday, October 18th, 1910,
and publicly examine the assessment
rolls, correct all errors In valuation,
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or other property, as assessed by the
County' Assessor and it shall be the
duty of all persons interested to ap-v
pear at the time and place given. : . .
All persons having grievances re
garding the 1910 assessment may ap
pear before such board and rresent
their affidavits containing grounds of
complaint. All such affidavits must be
presented during the first week of the
meeting of the board. ,
T. A. RINEHART, ,
Assessor for Union County, Oregon. '
Dally Sept 30 Oct 17. , I
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A A A A A A t ati ilS tn rfi iA dki nfW ifti iJh irff A nftii rutin iN nfti rTi rini nr irt ir TTT tf n
If You are wanting to
Buy, Sell or Trade
a (arm, a business or city property,
see what I can do for you. Results will
come toon, and satisfaction guaran
1 teed. I have no property of my own,' I
ell for other people on a straight com
mission basis. And ' treat everybody
alike, t have some good bargains and '
will be pleased to show them to yon.
L B. WILSON,
Notice of Meeting of the Board of
f Equalisation. ' "
Panama Lecture at Star Theatre.
W. C. Adams, late from the canal, will
lecture Thursday, Friday and Satur
day night at the Star theatre. Also in
afternoon of each day. Moving pic
tares. '
Notice is thereby given, that the
County Board of Equalization for Un- Tbleu you can improve both.
Your complexion ai well u your temper
U rendered mlwrable by Aditordered liver.
By biking Chumherlain'i Stomach and Live
Directory of the Fraternal Orders
' of La Grande, Oregon';'.
A F. & A. M.La Grande Lodge No.
41, A. F. & A. M. holds regular meet
: . ings . first and third Saturdays at
7:30 p. m. "
. JOHN S. HODGIN. W. M.
A. C. WJLLIAMS, Secretary. !.
a P. O. E. La 'Grande Lodge No. 433
meets each Thursday evening at 8
o'clock in Elk's dub, corner of De
pot street and Washington avenue.
. Visiting brothers are cordially in
cited to attend. . v- . .
DR. G. L. BIGGERS, Ex Rul.
HUGH McCALL, Rec. Sec.
WOODMEN rOF THE WORLD La
Grande" Lodge Nov 169 W. O. W.
meets every second and fourth Tues
day In the month. All visiting mem
bers welcome. .
NERIACKLES.C.C. ,
.J. H. KEENEY, Clerk.
REBEICAHS Crystal Lodge No.' SO
meets every evening in the I. O. O..
F. hall. All visiting members are
invited to attend.1 ' ,
MISS ANNA ALEXANDER. N. G. '
MRS. JENNIE M. SMITH. Sec.
M. W. A.La Grande Camp No. 7703
meets every Monday in the month at
the .L O. O. F. hall. ; All vlsiUng
neighbors are cordially invited to
!' .attend. . .
I. R. SNOOK, C.
D. E. COX, Clerk.
iviuma uv rx iuias uea uross
: Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday -
, night In Castle hall, (old Elk's hall.i .
A Pythian welcome to all visiting '
' Knights.; ' 't -
jess paul, c. c. '';
R. L. LINCOLN, M. of R. & S.
O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E.
C. holds stated communications the
second and fourth Wednesdays of
each month. Visiting members cor- '
dlally invited. . V
r MARY A. WARNICK, Sec. '
. PAULINE EDERLEE, W. M.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT -Grande .
Ronde Circle No. 47 . meets every J
first and third Thursday ' evenings
iu iue uiuuia i ma i. w. u. r , ami. -
. All vlsltlig members are welcome.
CHLOE ROBINSON. G. M." '
UZZIE ELLSWORTH. Clerk. V
Successor to Van Puyn. Real Estate.
220 Depot St
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When in need of anything in watches, clocks, Jewelry,
cut glass, hand painted China, or any other article carried
by a first class Jewelry store, Investigate our prices before ;
buying and you will s ave money, and be sure of securing
first quality goods.
If your eyes trouble you, have them fitted by an opti
cian of experience. ' , . , , ,,
3? , Opposite the V. S. Land Office, Adams Ave.