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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1910)
PAGE EIGHT i UKA.N.O'uVj-jStSO OUSKftVEIt , MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7910. coinifipeoEiiouT TWO-DAY SESSIOX WILL BE HEARD BT MAM DELEGATES. Sunday School Workers of Promln ence to be on Hand to Take Part , Tomorrow will bee the beginning of the annual convention of the Grande Konde Sunday school convention in this city when all the Sunday schools of the county are planning on sending delegates. The program as outlined for the two-day session, follows: Wednesday, 'ov. 8th, 1010. 2; 30 Praise Service Led by Rev. Ford Ellis. 3:00 The Aim of the Sunday School Rev. J. D. GlllHan, D. D. :30 Discussion., : 45 Organized to Win Rev. C. A. Phlpps. 4:30 Appointment of Committees. 7:30 Praise Service Led by Rev. Geo. Roach. 7:50 Missions in the Sunday School Rev. C. E. Tureblood. 8.10 The World's Sunday School Con- 3: 3: Any Pre- scription When you have a prescription or recelpe to le filled wc can ul ways compound It, no matter by nhom written or upon what blank it may be written. Our prescription department ' Is equipped for service of the highest class and both mi equip, nient and our methods have win the approval of t lie 'i'j"l: Inns of this locality. Let Us Do Your Prescription Work ventian Rev. C. A. Phipps. Thursday, 'ov. 10th, 1910. 8-00 Praise Service Led by Rev. W. A. Winters. . 9; 30 What the Superintendent Llks In his Teachers Mr. F. H. Green 9:55 Discussion. lC:10-rRound table Conference P.ev C. A. Phlpps. 11:00 The Teacher's Calling Re W. H. Gibson. 2:00 Praise Serv'ce Led by Rn Henry Martin. 2:20 Graded Lessons Rev. Ford El , lis. 2:40 Discussion. 2 :5o Evangelism in the Sunday School Rev. C. C. Babbage. 3:20 Discussion. , 4.00 Primary Work Mrs. C. H. Bid well. . . .4:20 Discussion. 4:30 Sunday School Management Rev. C. A. Phlpps. 4:50 Reports of Committees and the Election ofOfflcers. 7:30 Praise Service Led by Rev. Ball. 7:45 Temperance in the Sunday School Rev. J. E. Youel. 8:10 Men and the Bible School Rev. C. A. Phlpps. PUBLIC IJfYITED TOHOBEOW. ITABLEGYCL Business Meeting of Tuesday Mnsleale to Precede Public Program. At 3 o'clock tomorrow the public will be invited to attend a gratis program given by the Tuesday Must cale. The members are urged to at tend a business meeting at 2:30. The program commencing at 3 o'clock fol lows: Lives of Dudley Buck and Arthur Foote Mrs. E. Pollock. O Loving Heart. Trust On Gottschalk Miss Oma Richardson. The Music of the North American In diansMrs. Robert Newlln. Tlerrot ArthuJ- Foote i Mrs. Geo. Birnie. Reading Selected Miss Katherlne Mitchell. Down by the Mill Dudley Buck Miss Etta Foley. Slave Songs , Mrs. E. C. Moore. Humoresque Dvorak Mrs. Eva Carlock. i T)rummer Takes Vacation. Miss Mamie Deventhal, the popular trap drummer at the Isis theatre, left last night for a week's vacation In Spo kane. REUBEN WILLIS SERIOUSLY ILL. Former Oorrallls Boy ia Critical Con ditlon This Afternoon. Reuben E. Wills, formerly of Cor vallis and Lebanon, bub who came to La Grande with his wife, Laura Green Wills a few weeks ago to make their home here, is critically ill with diabetis. He gives but little encour agement of recovery. Vote . for X 101 Against Prohibi tion in Union County, which means a vote for the strict and permanent reg ulation of the liquor traffic ia the county. Adv. SENATOR OLIVER IS HOME. WOMAN FROM GEORGIA A MARVEL IS AUJLTY TO TALK. BIG MILL CLOSED FOR FEW DAYS Necessary Repairs Causes Palmer In stitution to be Idle. Shows Remarkable Gift In Throwing Broadsides at Her Objects. WRIGHT Driig Company Prescript i! l'hurmaclsh. . Boll' I'iii in s Free Dclhery Mrs. Mary Harris Armour last night electrified a large audience at the Steward opera house with a real cy clonic address on temperance. Mrs. Armour is unquestionably the first of her sex In the speaking line. She kept up a whirlwind of broadsides that were remarkable in their physi cal aspect. She can talk faster and say more in a minute than most ora tors can in three. The audience was large and attentive throughout, giv ing the woman from Georgia close observation and attention. She well earns the cognomen, cyclone. A Notable Cure. Justis Warner, LaFayette, Tnd. was completely cured after two years of suffering. "My kidneys and bhtdder bothered me severely for two years, making me suffer intensely. My kid neys were weak and sluggish hile In my bladder there was const tnt mis ery. I was run down, tired very easily and appetite poor. Four bottles oi Fo ley Kidney Pills cured me completely. My appetitie is restored, I sleep -est-fully and feel stronger and health ier than ever before. I gladly lfcoiu men Foley Kduey Pills." UiTs Drus store. Settle It Now Settle It Right For constitutional amendment giving to cities and towns exclusive power to license, regulate, control, suppress, or prohibit the sale of intox lc;...v Uquors within the municipality. 328 X Yes ENDORSED BY 40,000 OREGON CITIZENS Co To Darley Geneial Contractor of Cement Work Plain and Re-enforceu Joncreta THE, SIDEWALKS DARLEY MAKES STAKO i tit WEAR A peculiar sensation is over La Grande today, due to the closing of the Palmer mUls for a few days while some repairs are being made. The in stitution is so large and far reaching that whenit is not running the entire community is aware of the fact. It is thought only a very few days will be necessary to make the repairs and then the wheels will resume their usu al activity. Senator Oliver has returned from a trip covering most of Oregon where he campaigned for the office of secre tary of state. He is well pleased with the outlook, be says, and was de lighter to find Frank Benson's home cpuntry supporting its favorite Bon, for the Senator believes that the same loyal support will be accorded him self In Union and Wallowa counties his home district. In speaking pf the governorship fight Senator Oliver says it is the warmest campaign he ever saw and he regrets tlat It has been of a personal nature. Vote for X 101 Against Prohibi tion in Union County, which menns vote for the strict and permanent reg ulation, of the liquor traffic In ' the county. Adv. ISLAND CITY TEAM LOSES. Bested by Aggregation from Elgin Saturday Afternoon. The snappy little team . from Is land City was defeated by a 25-0 .score at Elgin last Saturday. The Subur bans were considerably outweighed. 'X mmw. mm .V.Mi Is w 7- Watch for it! wait for it! First Time in La Grande Wednesday's Paper Will Tel! You A WARNING TQ VOTERS!! There is a card being circulat ed purporting to be sent from the temperance peop!e, headed "A Vote for True Temper ance" with the numbers 328, 343 and 345. If you vote these numbers yoi ! wi)! y btc for Home Rule. If for temperance cause vote ' 329, 342 and 344. . Union County ' Temperance Ass'n. (Paid Advertisement.) Souvenirs We have 'a beautiful new line of Souvenirs of La Grande in Pajier Wfticrht Mi and etc. All with views of La Grande in beautiful colors. 10c, 15c, 20c Finest line of Postals in the city. A rienstui'. '.'.uryl o. Last 1; riiiay cv:;1! the i.it,.: School stuu:..so th tivrat-er o:' 'ivn: gave Vba Geriruue Hailey a iuosi enjoy able F-jvprioe party. Amusemei. 8istiiiB ,t popular games were indul ged in until half past eleven, when an auction for partners for supper was in order. Dainty refreshments were served. Long past the hour of midnight the guests were loth to say good bye, and all agreed it had been oue of the most pleasant even irgs of the season. One of the pleas ant features was that Miss Gertrude had been invited to attend the show with a party o". . -rig friends and was patiently awaiui.0 Tor the call to go when there came a Hnock at the door as she supposed tc nv -.ounce their coming but she was greeted by twenty Jolly boys and girls. Notice of Street ImrovemcnL To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of a resolution adopted by the C( Ion Council of the city of La Grant on the 5th day of August, 1909, ere. g Improvement District No. 4 and Ignatlng Washington avenue as such district, and in pursuance of a resolu tion adopted by said Common Council on the 28th day of September. 1910, whereby said Council determined and declared Us lntentloa to Improve all I vit portion of n "venue. In d Improvement A ir ai i ter described, by laying thereon c j ment walk, the Council will, ten days after tho service of this notice upon le owni.s cf the rroperr affectcl 1 and benefitted by such improvement, order that said above described im provement be made; that boundaries of said district to be so Improved are as follows: All that portion of Wash ington avenue from the east curb line of First street, to the west curb line of Spruce street. Notice is hereby further given that the Council will levy a special assessment on all the property affected and benefitted by such improvement for the purpose of paying for such improvement That the estimated cost of such improve ment is the sum of $8061.35. That the Council will on the 9th day of Nov ember, 1910, meet at the Council cham ber at the hour of 8 o'clock at p. m. to consider said estimated cost, and the levy of said assessment, when a hearing will be granted to any person feeling aggrieved by such assessment. La Grande, Oregon, Oct. 26, 1910. ' CITY COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE, ! OREGON. By D. E. COX. Recorder of the City of La Grande, Oregon Oct 27 to Nov. 7 Prohibition does not prohibit Paid Adv. New I'm Book and Stationary Company s : !: : Just Received Shipment of New Walnuts Notice of Estray. There was brought to the Farmer's Feed Barn, one Black mare and red geared buggy without a top. aisins. Currants, Citron Peel rark Meeting Tonight There will be a meeting of the Park association this evening at the home oi Mrs. Bohnenkamp at 7:30 o'clock. Work on the road and park this fall Snodmss Grocery l I V4 it 41
