La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 28, 1910, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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    LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1910.
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LOCAL FRUIT! LAST SIGHT.
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"Prohibition, a Curse to Good Govern
Kent" It Ilis Theme Here.
Hon. A. S. Ruth, president of the
Washington senate, will lecture to
night at the Steward opera house -n
"Prohibition, a curse to Good Govern
menL". .
Mr. Ruth is familiar to men who
hare followed the senate's history ?n
Washington In late years and those
who know him are aware that he it a
fluent speaker. He is versed in his
theme "which he will handle here to
night. ' , ; - ..
The public is invited to be present
and hear Mr.' Ruth this evening.
A special sale is being arranged for
Saturday at the Toggery, of Stein
Bloch suits. Sizes 42, 44 and 46. "-
Co-operation- in Marketing Products
Discussed at Some Length.
Whatever
You Need
from a Drug Store yonTI sorely
find In onr ample stock. We
watch the seasons and are al
ways prepared to meet demands
with new fresh goods.
If reliable remedies for an.
meats that prevail In the fall
are wanted here yoall find the
most reliable
If your doctor leaves a pre scrip,
tlon to have compounded, here
yoall not only find the ptrest
ingredients, but the compound
ing will be done by regular II.
censed expert prescrlptlonlsts.
Ton can depend npoa all goods
yon bay here. We reject in onr ' ,
buying .the goods that are uncertain.
WRIGHT
Drug Company
Roth Phones
Free delivery
Last night a number of the beet
fruit growers in the Taller met at
the commercial club rooms to talk
over the marketing of t apples. Mr.
Sherwood Williams called the meet
ing to order. J. M. Allen, special rep
resentative of the Fruit Grower was
present and talked on co-operation of
growers on the marketing of their
fruit. Mr. Allen says that by co-operation
the fruit growers of southwest
Missouri and northwest Arkansas have
been able to raise the price on straw
berries" alone from eighty cents net
per crate to two . dollars and fifty
cents per crate net. This he says has
been done within the last five or six
years. Mr. Allen says: "Prior to our
organization we were the victims of
produce crooks all over the country.
This is now entirely eliminated. We
.... 1 4 . fltrA ' Aft. rr .V. wMri . wrAm
while another would be entirely bare.
This has been eliminated. Senator P.
A.' Rogers, the manager of the Ozark
Fruit Growers Association knows at
the close of business hours just how
many cars of fruit was loaded In the
Ozark country that day. Most of Ihe
goods sold while rolling. Mr. Rogers
protects all buyers by not permitting
a glut in any one market. - , '
. "With a full crop, southwest and
northwest Arkansas would market ten
thousand cars' of fruit I know this
appears immense. Dut when you figure
that Benton county, Arkansas, alone
has seven million five hundred thous
and apple trees in bearing condition
and Benton county is only a small
part of the Ozark fruit belt, the above
figures are extremely conservative.
"How would we market them? If
necessary to Europe. Again we know
the markets all over the United States
and Old Mexico. Mr. Rogers Is also
familiar with European markets.
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uur vinegar piaiua ana evapura-1
tors use up thousands of bushels of I
low grade apples. ,
v. "Right here I want to make the
suggestion to growers. By all means
get your vinegar factory to use up
all your by products. Tou had Just as
well be getting thirty or forty cents
per bushel for your low grade apples
as to let them rot on the ground. Right
here In this valley I have seen thous
ands of dollars worth of apples rot
ing on the ground. Every bushel of
this fruit could be saved by a good
vinegar factory." j
DLE WHISTLE TOMORROW.
Boosing Rally Tonight WD1 Tsher
In Day of All-Importance.
Jim Dobbins, the former star O. A.
C. end now living at Union will ref
eree the football game with Caldwell
tomorrow. Ralph Reynolds another O.
A C. playier will be on of th ntw
principal officials of the-game.
To make the game all the more Im
portant, the band has been secured
for the occasion and band music will
start the game off tomorrow after
noon. The band will play on th up
town" streets prior to the game, which
Is slated for 3 o'clock. The rally to
night"! the first real opening gun of
the contest The students are prepar
ing themselves for the yell fest in real
fashion and the leaders will make
speeches and the rank and file will
have a rousing time.
All this Is in an effort to get a rous
ing enthusiasm up for tomorrow when
thm 1tt will '.ti ..
port possible from the side lines.
For Tomorrow we announce
a Special Showing of Furs
ent just arrived, including
j everything that is desirable for this season
Take advantage of our special showing tomorrow
Dedicate Seminary Building.
New York, Oct 28--Clergymen and
educators representing all the lead
ing Institutions of learning from the'
Atlantic to the Pacific are the guests
of Tjnjon Theological Seminary to
day, at the dedication of the new
buildings of the school. The " cere
monies commenced today will con
tinue through this evening and to
morrow. " ; .
" Union Theological " Seminary Is
among the leading institutions of Its
cDatnF F A DUD
IF PLEASED TELL OTHERS, IF NOT TELL US -'-
- -r- -r- T w V , yyiy Vi .tyi y''i,.y. yZr;
kind in the world and is now lij its
6eventy-fourth year. Its recent alli
ance with Columbia university has
added to its prestige , and int'uehce.
The new buildings were erected at
a great cost and make the equipment
of the seminary the .best of Its kind
In the country. This year about 170
students are enrolled to , educate
themselves for the clerical profes
sion. About seventy-five of these are
are new men, a larger number of new
registrations, than has been made in
any prevfous year. Francis Brown, D.
P., Is president of the seminary.
Be sure and take a bottle Of Chamber!
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy i
yoo when starting on your lrip this 1111111
It cannot be obtained on hoard the trait
steamers. Changes of .water and clii
often cause sodden attacks of diarrhoea,
it is best to be prepared.
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Want ads piy, one cent a wori
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New Transfer
Line
M. L. Leader
PROPRIETOR
PHONE
RED 3762
Draying of all kinds
Stage Driver Alleges Iloldnp.
Driver Beeson of the Sparta stage
reported to the authorities that he
was held up near Keating yesterday
by two highwaymen on horses. He
said they fired shots at him, but that
be escaped by whipping up the horses
and leaving them behind. The local
officers communicated with the Keat
ing authorities with orders to investi
gate the matter. They sent word back
that there were no traces of the alleg
ed holdup, and that In the vicinity of
the supposed attack, there was no
evidence that any affair of the kind
had happened. Baker City Democrat.
Hiss Brchm Coming.
Miss Marie C. Brehm, promoter of
the "dry" parade in Portland, will
speak in the Presbyterian church Sun
day evening at 8 o'clock.
Co To Barley
General Cai.tractor of Cement Work
Hain Reenforceu
' Joncrete
THE SWEYJMKS QARltY WAKES STA w" ittc WEAR
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VJej have lust received' from the
East the finest lot of furniture ever
Shipped toEastern
was bought dh
urer thus making a saving of the mid
dle mans profit to the consumer. We
would be pleased to have you call at
our store and inspect our mar.y beau
tiful house furnishings, such as Buff
elts, China Closets, Library tables, etc.
We have Kitchen Cabinets that are
the work of art among others the Cel
ebrated Ellwood Cabinet everything at
your fingers end. This should interest
every House Wife -Ho running, stand
in one place to do your work. We do
nofhesitate in saying that these Kitch
en Cabinets are as complete a. any
built in the modern homes.
MEM
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