LA UHA'DK KiiiiNLNG GiiaivuvEH,
THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1911.
PAG1 5
Why You Should
Bank with the
United
National
States
Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON
FIFTH: -It
is less than three years old yet.
It already enjoys the confidence and
patronage of more than one thousand
leading firms, corporations and individ
uals in this cty and vicinity. This is ev
ident that our Banking Service is satis
factory in all departments and there
fore qualified to meet your requirements.
We have safe deposit boxes for
rent...3 sizes-$2, $3 and $5
fii
Sixth
We co-operate with those who patronize this bank in
every manner permitted by best and conservative bank
ing methods. We assist by extending credit when credti
is due, by advice, by cousel, giving the customer the bene
fits of our knowledge and experience and taking an act
ive interest in his welfare.
Frank E. Smith, a merchant of El
gin, returned to his home this morn
ing after transacting business in La
Grande. He was at the Foley.
Arnold Ross and Laura Miller have
returned to Baker after visiting with
relatives. ,'.
E. B. Moore of La" Grande and W.
H. Flood of Long Creek made home-
K'Btead entrks this motning at the land
office. . " '
Victor Bean returned to North Pow-!
der this morning after visiting with
friends here dujng the Fourth of July !
celebration. ' j
Henry Neer, a well known hardware
salesman of Baker, was here this
morning. He was registered at the
Sommer.
Gabriel Maguire, noted African ex
plorer, stopped at the Sommer today
while- here to appear before the Chau
tauqua audience.
K. E. Anderson, the only traveling
saleswoman la this Election of the
state, is at the Foley today from S?at
tle. . The many friends of Harley Rich
ardson will be pleased to know that
he has received word, this morning,
that he very successfully passed the
state board of examiners for , pharm
acy. Thug another La Grande boy has
distinguished himself among a large
list of applicants for that honor which
fell to but a few.
C. Jackson of Hamilton, James Reid
of Heppner. George Gray of Alicel. W.
P. York of Galena, John S. Busick of
Hamilton, Chas. H. Beymer of Monu
ment and Alice' Johns of Pendleton
were In La Grandle this morning to bid
on lsoiaieu irucia pui up ,iu C
the United States land office this
morning.
E. B. Thompson, deputy game war
den, left this morning for points east
after having been in Union county
long enough to overtake severol vio
lators of thfi fishing laws. He found
plenty of violations though no
grounds for convictions often and Las
seen to It that deputies be appointed
here to make some semblance of law
enforcement In this resptect.
1
yE will be in a position during
. r tne Anautauqua to quote you
some very interesting prices.
The CREDITORS' SALE has been
a wonderful success and we will fol
low it up with special sales; like La
dies' Furnishings, half price; Muslin
and Knit Underwear and many oth
er lines will be cut from 25 to 50
per cent.
THE GOLDEN
3 which Is the best.
THEATRE
The Fv.M:c K?Iy oa Us IV
Qaaliij of our Perform s.
They Are Xever Do
appointed
WE HAVE IT"
Our patriotic song .yesterday
took the peopHe by storm. It is
entitled:
3Iy Country Has First Call'
It is great. Come and b r-- ,t
tonight and tomorrow.
FOUND Gold locket In Ash Bros.'
store. Owner call at Observer. 7-5tf
The glass front for the new Savoy
hotel office room arrived today and
will be in place within a week or so.
Another chance to get a cup of that
delicious coffee served with a light
row and Saturday. The eoft'a msn w.i:
be there in all his glory. Special pric
es on all brands of his coffees for
these two days only. Come everybody
You are welcome.
.4.
Little Fear of Forest Fires.
Spokane, Wash., July 5. Timber
owners and rangers in Washington,
Idaho, Oregon, Montana and the prov
ince of British Columbia declare that
the forest are safle from fires for ,at
least 30 days, as a result of the .recent
rains, and announce that planB have
been completed to prevent a repetition
of last yjear's destruction of life and
property in the government reserves
and private holdings.
Judge Albert L. Flewelllng. presi-
... .. .... : western Forest and
. association, which
takes In tne b vc- of Washington, Id
aho, Oregon, California and Montana,
reports that the associations in Tda
are working together and that pri-
b'Ci'e lulilers are co-or.3rar.11g w.1.1 -n-;
r,deral govenrr r.' r-d s'ato forces to
nrnto-- j-.-. :'nd other pro
..-- ,'v. 6eason, as well
j 'ns" tn er-IorcS'S the fir)
I .c the letter 1" t'-'.t s-. . .'
was mastered by the depart-
made to form confederations of some blaze
of the South and Central American ment.
republics, but the attempts were nev-j
er successful. I A dramatization of "The Goose
The state department does n it antl- Girl" Is to be produced by Baker and
cipate the probability at the present' Castle.
iime or tne rormauon or tn actual
political federation cf th. Snth A:o-i
the Boys' Savers' club. Call at the
laundry and I will tell you all about
it. A. B. Chrery, mgr. Cherry's
New Laundry.
erica!- . -.ulllcs, bu ful'r realizes ;hut
'-at in that direction la
pri'icipa'-ly aim 5 3 to cv..' ! th
,rov;:,g influence o;' l.,n,u .rtateh
in the political affairs c? South Amerl-,
:t.. : :rr,.-!.r v.'.-k-'. s'l'v'
Solol-
.Matincjs
Ever.!::;';
Musical Director.
..V
as Garrick
Mr. Ferrn
..Mr. King
Drums MIes Delvenlhal
Electrician . .
Cashier .....
I'shr
?.. K Mgr.
Mr. Herkermcr
, . Mipi 'i?rHck
.tKniea Sioddart
: -:t M. Sherwood
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LOCALS
DR. A. C. POSEY, Specialist for Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat diseases. Eyes
fitted with glasses. Over fielder's
store
-.;-. r l-:i cream it the verk la
di.a t::e j;Qai;-r.!',T.T: groun'a.
Thej bell the Blue Mountala bracl
which is the best
Mrs. E. P. Day will continue her
& r;r :.-r '; -'!. K
Gfct your ice cream oi the park la
dles on the Chav.r.ni-'o ro.tn:
Ther
; Mcunain brarv;
Robert
last lg!:t.
F. K. i
Savoy t '
L'- .:n nincl;!:- v?
tl :.. a iu-3:T,!i!t-Vjtf
i .ank Ivietcalf wag an Imbler ' '.
..;nt who spent the day here, $.tf); ' :ng
at the Foley. .
, Mike Mulligan was In from Sum
uiervilia y-hsUv&a? and this lcrrirs.
was a Savoy goes'. ".
Ra.y, riutsner was .'v.. La V.'tti'
ttfiy i'-.'-ii. i-.s fccaia cr- :r. F. D. Ko. i.
" : . '? at the Ssrcy. ' .; ','
V '. V irk of Galena, Ore., 'as fct
the Foley tc:y while buying isolated
tracts. .
Lewis Kurturland and fumlly nz',
MrB. Do 'iherty, all of Cove, wre via
ltcrs 5a La Grande, yestarday.
Jamts Johry, a I'itJctor.Ias, is
otr;'ilng at tL; cxr.?r this aftter
boon. Carlog Lapez, Havana, Cuba, stop
ped at the Sommer this morning. He
went to Wallowa this forenoon.
George H. Wycroff, a Warren Con
struction company official, war In the
city today, a gmest at the Foley.
Merle Blcshell is recovering from a
.?vrf r.ttvV of diphtheria. He has
bicu ur.for '".hf (n; 'i)r. VritiT
wood. and has n-?n ;c.i'-r.? c;-oif..'::
H. J. O'Gorman and E. t: Civuision
have returned to Baker in their auto
mobile after spending Tentery
Classified
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vertising
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The :r-
th3
evir
okin: cat for th?
y f-iv a." 'A ran it v'.c':. th:- r.; 'is t
our command and li the war dsyart
ment permits the use of soldiers
patrol the forest we will have
most effective fire fighting fo r
gathered togjether.
'"Lumbermen operating ' the north
Iculio fcieits ?.re cur.'r' . their wor'
i'j c-Jttlr.g the t.'-f-" tta'i'tr as-'
It i? ss?Dcta3 that -eral V.U'.o". -.
loge-,w!!l fee c.t . '.are frf . '
next tsv-i cr eh.a-j y.t .4'3
Iocs ty '.a:t seazon'3 Cr-: was enor-T-c-ja.
it was not P3 ravy as reported,
Lccauss of the fact that much timber
wi:S ta saved. ThJ sreatest loss wa
la the lives of flre-flgliters.
"We have reports of only one small
fire so far this steason. It was started
by a careless camper in northern Id
aho. Prompt investigation was made
with the result that the man was ar
rested a" convicted."
t-al r.r.:l South Anier
WANTED A good country home for
a young, girl aged about 18 years
w:r2 Bhe can be made one 0! the
fazii.'y ami . re;s:v? ca!I wagss.
Anycue wi-hir.g'r.u'.h a jfir! w."; ay
I'v1 to V.. T. Gardner, superintended!,
vEaf' G'.U' A!c! Et::!c;y. Eit
29th and 'Irving strssts, -.Fyrtkr.-i,'
Oregon. " C-25-5t
Tne. Fears Conspiracy.
Washington, 5. The
Btate department Is awaiting with con
siderable Interest the confirmation
the report that a secret meeting ot
(.legates representing .h. govern
ments of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecu
ador, Peru and'Bolivla is now being
for the purpose, it is alleged, to
rf'.w.w ft i':--!r.J i-; . a i:',-:
nr.
' r.'. T. XvtT-r &:il ?Ts..Kr.;k t?cn r.f '.h- fif ?
Chsttn? harf .'. cr.; 1 '?.". V.'s': i Ik'.'.:. ::'. t!;e i:;r:c c? "G:2n C
v'val-n wh?r? h?y visit:" v.:h frlcr.'.-.j'.'.Klr.i. On severa- oc?;.:;or.s daring
for a ff w Jaye. the past hundred years attempts were
neciproclly Flzr-r"-, ' '
Sijchane, Was!:.. Ju!;: '. - ' '
:r. e.z:-c;vi 0: : :. .
ive seudlug u.. - .: .
rough d!iusn'a iunl. .: ..my. to
TriMe'i Columbia and oli,er provinces
iii western uir.aaa, accoraing to a
report Just issued by Albert W. Codo-
' . sisretary of the W?s:c:u rir.e Man-..irf.irsrE'-
aseociatio:), who ev; the
iiVji:.,;ii;8 for the firbt six months ot
1-911 i.!r.o-jnted to 22,nc-;C,CC(i feet is
ausiriBr. 12.00C.OCO for '.!;! 12 momh?
".6bt year and 3,000,000 feet in 1909.
Local lumbermen estimate the total
shipments from this district to Can
ada at 25,000,000 feet for 1911. There
!s no duty on rough dimension lum
ber. Mr ny of the lumbermen in the
Faclfic slope country take issue with
the national associaltno, which is op
posed to the proposed reciprocity
plate comp July 6 gal 4
treaty with Canada, on the ground
that the agreement will be beneficial
to the industry in this northwestern
and Pacific states. They say also that
as. soon as .the duty on the higher
grades is removed there will be sub
s'nntial Increases in the output of the
Kills or. this Bit r;: tre Une.
'FOR SAi-u Xe.v sr.u; h:o
"in
...
horsfs and mares,
ell, Cove, Oregon.
w?r.tle work
Matt W. Mltch-6-28-6t
v,rANTED A Udy wiohos wilnr
ment. Would prefer situatlcr ,-.r
hr.i!ihoeper or would : rr.vV;:.!'.
t'.
V
t'fev, gentle wcrk.
.ni.-r-. 'a!t W. Mit
chell, Cov-) v.'.. - 'I,-;:;,.::-
LOST Black colt three months '.pld.
Finder phone 171 Farmer and re
ceive reward. W. A. McCall. 7-l-3t
FOR SALE Timbs r c!a:m near rtii-roa-'..
Address Observer. 7-t to
FOR RENT Furnished
. Sixth street.
room. 1606
7-1-tf
FOR SALE Dry chain wood in any
quantity. $1.50 per cord at the Per
ry yards. Grande Ronde - Lumber
company Pe.rry, Ore. 6-15-tf
FOR GOOD PAINTING, etc., try a
good painter of experience. 1514
S. Avenue. ' 6-30-5t -
' l':::rtniftii Out at :.
One of the hardsM t fal!i:i on the
life of a volunteer fireman occutpi!
-hrrr!,! a:": tr.'rr.-. .!: r. a Mr, .
.'. y.jy.- U li.x ::;: -p.-r::v:i,:
to arms. The fire of un-.
known origin did damage to a b"!':'
Jng owned by E. Ram :
FOR SALE 1,000 cords wood, also
fence posts, telephone poles, etc., in
standing timber. Eight miles .from
La Grande. Address Wm. Burnap,
La Grande, Oregon. .6-30 to 7-15
LOST Ladies' gold watch, wth fob
attached. Finder return to this of
fice and receive suitable reward.
:"' One iron gray horw. Slue:,
t: . TT!nr!- Te'rht abom 520-1 its.
P:-3r,'!a-l ?? v.-'.'h hir cr. .. 'ffl ?!'
rpwtrfor Urn f-i v.-i:;;i:.
son. Z -1 j
' ,i L'Gran-J.j
: : cr..: 13 year- cJd to Jo:n
WANTED Two churn driller. o
, drill 20 feet deep in seamy rock6,
Steady work, by the day or by con
tract, for the right men. Apply at
J. L. Mars, rock quarry. 7-3, 6t
SNOWDRIFT
FLOUR
Awarded Gold for. High,
est Quality.
Every Sack Warranted and Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
For Sale by
Waters-StanchId
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