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U dmim mnmm observer v. Thursday, jtjlt 20,1911.
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10 POOTLffl
Thi3 plat gives size, location and priee of 2 choice
home sites. Nearly acre3 for $300.00. Make your
own terms. Buy in Riverside addition and be assured
of a big profit in a short time.
E KILLED
COMBINATION VATE?- AND WIND HILL FOIt III
RIGATION OF ALL KINDS; CHURNS,
WASHING MACHINES, ETC.
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Price $300.00
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Prjce $350.00
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WM. MILLER & BRO. , 1107 Adam. Ave.
Savoy Hotel
EUROPEAN PLAN
The rooms are good and
Steam heated only one
block from depot
D. C. Brichoux.ProD.
Bight In your busiest season when you
have th least time to spare you are most
likely to take diarrhoea and lose several
days' time, unless you hate Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at
hand and take a dose on the first appear
ance of the disease. For sale by all dealers.
G. T. Darley
: Cement Contractor
Consult him before letting your sidewalk
5 POUND
CAR LOAD RECEIVED
at the
George Palmer Lumber Co.
Retail Dept. Phone, Main 8
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She Sarificep
One sunny
One clear
THE ALTAR WAS AN ANCIENT COOK STOVE.
The Time-July and August The rest of the family
who called her mother saw what was going on when
it was too late. V .
MORAL: Don't permit any woman you care for to
cook on anything but an Electric Range especially
during the torrid days of July and August. An elec
tric range will do away with the drudgery of handling
fuel and ashes, and will insure a COOL KITCHEN.
Eastern Oregor Light & Power Go.
-let your next corset be a
Gossard. Hare it fit to yonr
:' form.-'::';', ', ; ', .V..-
All the style, comfort smd
beauty of the Iaeeln.front Gos
.sard wOl mean nothing to you
until yon try on one of these
snperme corsets.
. A single try-on trill prove to
you why they excel.
A complete line of Gossard
corsets, bust conflners and pads,
always on hand. -
Prices of corsets $3X0, $5.00,
$8.00 and $8X0.
Mrs. Robert Pattison
Cors?ire. Phone Black 3431.
TIN TOPS
f" i ! ,'rr'''""i'
disposition
constitution
complexion
(Portland Oregonlan.)
. Control of 2.000 feet of the water-
frontage In what Is known as Mocks
bottom, on the east aide, north of the
plant of the Portland Flouring mills
company, i sought on a basis that
will make the purchase price total ap
proximately $1,000000. Those holding
the option are said to represent the
Hamburg-American Steamship com
pany. The company also haa options
on property at San Francisco. S. H.
F. Doherty, Pacific coast agent, has
departed from that city with plans and
specifications to confer with his em
ployera. ' - i
As at San Francisco the Mocks Bot
gtructlon of a series of docks for com
mercial purposes, conalning passenger
facilile and an immense fill Is to he
made to the rear of a seawall that the
entire tract, which has been regarded
as almost worthless, may be reclaimed
from the O.-W.' R. ft N and Northern
Pacific lines.
' Line to Cross Pacific ,
, The plan of the Hamburg-American
system is to place in service
a line of steamers from New York via
the Panama canal lo Pacific coast
harbors, handling immigrants from
Europe who are to cross the Atlantic
by the eervlce now maintained, and
i thence, embark on the Pacific coast
line. With that is a proposal to es
tablish a trans-Pacific service to Yo
kohama and Asiatic ports. With the
withdrawal of the Portland ft Asiatic
Steamship company from the field,
i through the transfer of its charters on
four a' earners to Frank Waterhouse &
company, marine men assert that no
where on the Pacific elope is there
such a field for the establishment of
a new oriental line as at Portland.
While the Waterhouse Interests have
inaugurated a 20-day service with six
steamers, Portland is virtually off the
map In a sense, for the city has no
direct service acrosg the Pacific, the
schedule providing for calls at Puget
Sound ports both coming and going.
Ilalfof Island May Go.
It haa been pointed out that in a
comparative short time at least half
of Swan island must be removed. The
main road between the island and the
east bank of the Willamette is too har
row " to ' afford the best passage for
heavily-laden stearaerg traveling in
opposite directions, besides there is a
turn that at times bothers pilots. For
those reasons the removal of the is
land has been discussed and with a
view to making the Mocks Bottom
tract valuable the material dredged
from, the island could be pumped
across the river and used for filling.
For six years the Hamburg-American
operated steamers on the Portland
Oriental route, the vessels being un
der charter to the Portland ft Asiatic
Steamship company, the last charter
expiring in May, 1909. The steamers
Arabia, Numantia, Aragonia and Nl
comedla were first on the run, and the
Alesla was substituted for the Ara
gonia. They followed the route of all
vessels that sailed in the fleet, clearing
from Portland for Yokohama and the
usual Asiatic ports as far as Hong
Kong." . : ," '' ' ""
". Portland is the only port of promi
nence on the coast today that ha not
a permanent direct line across the Pa
cific, and the only one where passen
gera are not received. In former days,
when the service wa. handled directly
by the O. R. ft N.. now known a the
O.-W. R. ft N., the steamers were op
erated direct and none tailed from the
other side via San Francisco, and all
carried passengers. As a result, large
cargoes were discharged here and a
portion from every steamer was rout
ed by rail to eastern points.
OCONNELUS
Pool, BOlIardsr Cigars, Tobac
eo and Soft Drinks best and
most complete line "of cigars In
tbe city. '
Observer's Coast League base
ball scores every day there's a
game.' T'"" .' "' , ' '?
Corner Depot and Jefferson St
Unless parents throw a heavy re
striction over their boys and prevent
them from taking guns to the bills the
authorities of Union county are going
to make some prosecutions that will be
remembered. Thig was given out to
day in cold language when information
was received that a valuable mare be
longing to a young man by the name of
Moon had been killed jn the Williams
pasture south of La Grande by a stray
bullet from a boy's rifle. The mare was
the mother of a four days' old colt
and when a veterinary was summon it
was found necessary to destroy the
mare to put her out of her misery from
the wound inflicted by the boy's rifle.
The colt also had to be' killed for it
could not subsist without its mother.
This is only one case, and there are
others. But it Is suffllcient to arouso
the officers and the boy who is seen
with a gun in the future runs tbw
. . ohnnAs of being arrested
and fined heavily. '
. Stray bullets do a great deal of harm
and there is entirely too much live
When 0nce aroused there will be dras
tic action taken, according to many of
stock In Jhe hills to take any chances.
the leading citizens. , ' .
ACCIDENT, SOT SUICIDE.
Such Is Possible Solution of Sunnyslde
Tragedy This Week.
Coroner Ralph Folsom returned last
evening from Milton, where he had
been called by the violent death of
Fred Gelsler a Sunnyslde rancher,
says a Pendleton paper. By request
of the widow an inquest was held but
the jury failed to fix the responsibility
of death beyond declaring that It was
caused by a fall into a well at his fruit
ranch two miles from Milton. Whether
it was the result of an accident or of
suicidal intent, the Jury would not pre
sume to say, inasmuch as no one wit
nessed the fatal fall.
In h;V story to the coroner's Jury,
the widow declared that when her
husband arose from bed at midnight
and brandished a hatchet over his
head, she did not believe he had any
intentions of doing her violence, but
rather intended to take his own life.
She said she succeeded in taking
the weapon from him, whereupon he
walked toward the pumping house
where there was a cot. She followed
a little later, she said, to see if he
bad gone to bed, but finding the bid
empty' could only Infer that he had
fallen down the well. '
Summoning assistance the well was
dragged and her fears were conflrm-
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FURNISHED ROOMS-ZModern. Tel
. ephone red 1571, 2002 Adams and
Oak. ' ,; 7-14-lltf
FOR SALE 200 White Leghorn sin
le comb pullets. . Hatched In March
' and April. Inquire A. , J. Bishop,
? 2805 North Fir street 7-19-22-24
FRO RENT Six modern rooms. Tele-
' phone Main 89. ' ''
FOR SALS Timber claim near rail
road. Address Obssrver. 7-1 to t
FOR SALE Dry chain wood. In any
'quantity. $1X0 per cord at the Per-
ry yards. Grande Rondo", Lumber
company Pe.rry , Ore. ' ' -15-tf
WANTfcj All uw boys In La Grande
J between 10 and 13 years old to Joui
f; the Boys' Savers' club. Call at the
, laundry and I will tell you all about
It' .A. B. Chrery, mgr. Cherry's
New Laundry. "
BOYS
A TREASURE CID3ST. full of hun
dreds of dollars In hard cash! The
TRAIL to it, any wideawake boy can
: follow. Don't worry any longer
where to get real money qr whatever
article you want, Come to me an J
get It. Parents investigate! for
this self-same RAD has led many a
boy to a bank account. Come with
Classified
Advertising
The latest and most complete machine on the market,
used either by water or wind. Pump3 from 1,000 to 10,000
gallons of water per hour.
- Call on me before you let your work.. We will save you
money. Write for information to
JOHN DYER, 1519 MONROE STREET.
Cement Contractor. . ;
ed when the dead body with the neck
broken was recovered.
1 She is not fully convinced that her
husband jumped down tae well, for she
thinks that in the dark he may hava
stumbled over a pipe near the trap
door Which precipitated him Into the
opening. v If it was suicide, the only
motive ghe can ascribe is despondency,
due to ill health. . ,
your boy if you choose. Come early.
M. Rosenbaum, 1402 Sfxrh street, La
Grande, Ore. 7-20-It
FOR SALE Furniture complete for
five rooms. Also canned fruit, will
sell all or any part of It. Inquire
1415 X avenue, between Greenwood
and Fir streets. ' 7-20-2t
KAXSANS TIEWIXG COU5TRT
Sunflower State Men Like' the Grand?
i ,Ronde Valley.
F. D. Nelson, H. Roger, John Clarke
and JameB McFarland, all of Kansas,
are in the valley looking over . the
crops. When Been at the Cove cherry
show yesterday they expressed satis
faction over the general appearance
of conditions here and there Is a strong
Phone Red 971 next door to
Observer office.
GRANDE R0WDE MEAT CO.
Uses ony Refrigerator Counters
and they, show our cut meats in a ;
most sanitary and appetizing way
TWO MARKETS
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REPAIR WORK
FHOSESt soop-dlack 7i.
EESIDEXCE BLACK 8182.
Bradley
possibility that they will locate In this.
part !
Needs
Granulated Rone,
Oyster Shell, T
' Charcoal,
in order to do their
best. We can supply
you. ,
Waters-Stanchfeld
Produce Co.
1426 JEFFEKSOX ATEJfl'E
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WliSMSsI
Paints as they
paint in cities
and makes reason
able charges.
Consult him about
your work.
BOTHPHOIIES
A SPECIALTY.
, NEXT DOOR TO
CITY HALL
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