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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1910)
LA GRAKDE EVENING OBSERVER. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1910. JOSEPH'S ITEH ay mi: tlihi SUPPLY DOi'E 7 ION 1 Q : - IXIOS' magniii- pent piece; of MmmA , ever placed on the market in anyci'y- of- the Ncrtliwesi Five Blocks from the Busi ness Center v::ttf i;rjfli;J.C THe ground lies beautifully and every lot is level and smooths All hits to be improved with JCEMENT Sideways, Curbing and Parking and All Streets Will BeGraded Positively the choicest bargains in CLOSE JN property that can ever be offered in La Grande. The time v to buy a oinesite fe N o w H and Let it Grow In Value II Prices will Advance November 1st Special inducements offered to the Quick Buyer and EASY TERMS will be given. This is a purely Restricted Residence District and is destined to be the fut ure High Class residential portion of the city. LEGAL EXTAJiGLEMESTS HOTVEY. E BMABK ITS COMPLETION. Gravity System Done, Meaning Good Supply When It U Finished. 122 Depot Street PALACE EESTACRANT. Meals at all Hours. Allen J. Webb Lavon Zundell . THE GEILL EESTAUEAJiT' 218 Depot St ' Phone Main 72 " Open Day and Night Joseph, Qre., Oct 11 (Special) The new gravity water ay stem Installed by the city Is now ready for use and there is considerable pride expressed over its completion. The Intake of the sys tem is below the surface' of 'Wallowa Lake and the fall is about 200 feet to the city, making a splendid pres sure. There has teen 'some trouble over, the building of this system due to the fact that the Joseph Water Works company believed It had rights that could not be canceled, and as a result the case will be beard In the supreme court In November on the matter. Attorney T. H. Crawford of La Grande and John P. Rusk of Joseph are attorneys for the water works company. Other News Items. HOTEL S03EKERS American Plan. GEC E. GOOD, Prop. Clean Booms. BISXABK BOOMING HOUSE 1118 Jefferson Ave. QUEEN EE ST AURAS T Best the Market Affords. 213 Depot Street. Frank Funahash, Prop. FOLEY HOTEL Foley Bros., Propi SATO!" It's first Class. D. Brichoux, Prop. MIDGET BESTAUEAST. Regular meals and short Orders. White Cooks. 1112 1-2 Jefferson Ave. fvferkei QuoMb V SUCIUt-Ctta Prtts Sugar, 98.75: beet iugar 18.65. - VEGETAtLES wv 17 onions, 4c ' lh; ;greea onions three nr. j. w. Jjarnard is taatng me reg-1 hunches for 10 c. tomatoes 100 ID.; ular semi-annual vacation and spend-1 new potatoes, 2c lb.; cabbage 4c; ing it as usual with his gun on the Imnaha. This time after deer. Carpenters began this morning put ting the finishing touches on the Jos eph high school. The First National Bank has receiv ed and Installed an additional safety deposit vault of the latest model. C. C. Hoist has completed his con tract on the Wallowa school and has returned. . " ' . R. A. Snider left on business, for Portland yesterday. A. ML Runnals, recently of Mis soula, Mont., has been appointed city attorney and the appointment , con firmed. green corn 20c; string beau, lOo lb; green peppers, 16o lb. FKUITOranirw. tOa r$r jtssnt lemons, 45c per dosen; Bananas, 40c per dos; ' !. ' Cantaloupe, 10c and 15c; peaches 85c and 81.00 per box; plums 2c lb. plums 2c lb. . . Grapes, 2 lbs for 25c. , . MEATS Hoks. live weight, well finished. $9 cwt; cows, 8 1-1 .o 4c; veal 4 to 4 l-2o 5 mutton 4 to 5; chick ens, 12c; fries, 17c BARLEYProducers price: rolled, $26; brewing, (25. Wheat, $33 per ton. MILLSTUFFS Brand $23; shorts $24. The Royal Box. The king of Sweden is a tremendous' ly hard worker,1 but be takes relaxa tion from the cares of state and is an ardent tenuis player. Queen Mary of England is an expert needlewoman. She Is not only an ex pert dressmaker, but Is wonderfully olever at lucemaking. 1 Tho kiup gf Toro. Africa, has decid ed to be crowued unuually. His father was ' so fond of the ceremony that he was crowned every .month. His majes ty of Toro is probably the only mon arch who avowedly wears a false beard made, by tbe way, from the ba'r of white monkeys. HAY -Alfalfa, baled, $18; timothy, baled, $20; mixed $18. . (i FLOUR High patent, ' 5.60; tawlly patent, $5.20; straight $4.89. BUTTER Extra creamery, 85c; tore 21 1-2321 1-2. BUTTER TAT DeKlrtr t 0. b. at 'Fdrtkai sir cma til-Si ess? tX . , EGGS Local, candled, 20 QZt. POULTRY Mix chickens 18c8c; fancy 19 cents; turkeys, alive 20 ft 21; pigtons squats, $2.59; dres sed chickens, 1 to 2" higher than olive. BARLEY Producers jric. 1319; Feed 23.60; rolled 25.5028.80, brew ing 25. WHEAT Nominal track, club, 81 and 88; bluestem 96; William Val ley 89. Valley 97. MIiLSTUFFS Selling price Bran $22; mldllng. 80; short, $24. chop 19 25. FLOUR Old crop patents. $5.St Be sure and take a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with Jou when starting on your trip this summer, t cannot be obtained on board the trains or steamers. . Chances of water and climate ofien cause sudden attacks of diarrhoea, and , j 1 1 , . 11 u ueu to u prepareu. That's What They M Say If you'd avoid a foolish tele, Drink "Sin-O " and vote 3-2-8 f you'd seeOregon stay free, DM ilSam-0and vote 3-4-3 ' ffy: d have business grow and thrive, Drine "Sani-0" and vote 3-9-5 It's Good ForWhat AOs You wsgly Story -4 Of New Orleans, one of the foremost speakers in Dixie Land, cheerful, magnetic and convinc ing, will speak in La Grande at the ! Steward Theatre, Wed. Eve., Oct. 1 ; ; - - ;' . .... . ....,. . On "Prohibition is not Temperance.,, Mr. Storey's treatment of this subject has brought tears and laughter to thousands of hi3 listeners. It is worth going thousands of miles to hear. ! i THE AD MISSION : IS FREE 1 i.i "
