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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1911)
PAGE 6 La GKANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON. .MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1911. IT TTT3 TlTl ix ew it an (Q)1 la AND READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION ' ' . ' , . - -. .'.."-. To those who want the pick of the finest and newest clothes produced this season, we say: "Come Early. " The styles we show will please your eye. The values we offer will please your pocketbook. Call at once and see our immense stock of. New Suits, Winter Coats, Shoes, Hats, Shirts, Underwear; : Hosiery, Gloves, Etc, , Men's Nobby Oxfords, $5 values now $3.65. Tans, Blacks, Patents, Dull Leather LOOKERS ARE JUST AS WELCOME AS BUYERS TOM Y & SCRAN THE STORE TO PUT YOUR FAITH IN TON Patriotic ricture at the Isis. "The Star Spangled Banner" beln'j shown at the Isls tonight and tomor row U one of Edlson'e masterpieces and fihould be seen and studied by very man; woman and child In the country. , ' . . ' We are shown the spirit of the ttmo f 1812, and here we are Introduced to Dr. Beanes and his family; their friendship for the young loyal Key and the doctor's sympathy for the wounded and sick, the humiliation and ; Insult in hlB own home and eventually his capture by the British soldiers. We also see Key's prompt action In arranging to secure bis release through the help of President Madi son. From there on the story carries us to the arrival on the British bat tleship and the release and exchange granted to Dr. Beans who is held there a prisoner, and shows Ais why Fran cis Scott Key was on board the ship Bradley & Co. Sanitary Flnmblaf. mm niVklU WORK A SPECIALTY. niOMESi snop black 971. NEXT DOOR TO RESIDENCE BLACK I1S2. CHY HALL Only College in Eastern Oregon We are conducting a high grade school, oft ering Instruction til the latest terms of Bookkeeping and Banking, such as Loos-teat Ledgers with the Voucher System of accounting. The most substantial and well tried Systems of Shorthand are taught, together with the associaed branches found in all well organized commercial colleges. Write for catalog or call and see us. Special terms to those who wilt enroll iu or before September fifth. Baker Business College Baker, Oregon a prisoner during the bombardment of Fort McHenry, which takes us up to the inspired moment when Key first wrote his wonderful first and second verses of the "Star Spangled Banner" on the back of an old envelope. We are also shown the patriotism and he emotion of the man on the night of Sept. 14, in a room in a hotel In Baltimore, where he finished his work with, "And this be our motto, 'In God is our trust. " The following day, when the "Star Spangled Banner" was sung for , the first time In an old tavern next I the Holiday street Inea'ire, there one named Ferdinand Ourang, mounted on a table, sang the soul Inspiring strain and words that caught the enthusiasm of the lime and the old walls of the tavern ochoed and re-echoed with cheer after cheer, which has continued to echo on down to our day and will still ecio far into the future, every lime the strains of the "Star Span gled Banner" reach the ears of the friends nd daughters "O'er the land i.f tha free and the home of the brave" MRS, MIDI'S BODY liiTERED Xarrlutro License Issued. County Clerk Ed Wright has issued a marriage, license to William Klnf berllng and Alice Roberts, both of this county. at NOTICE ' - Our blare of business will be located hereafter In the Fowler warehouse, 1537 Jefferson Ave, one block east of onr present location. We will do a general ware, boose business, besides carrying a full line of Feed, Poultry Sop. plies, Flour, Wood, etc. ' rhone as your orders. Waters-Stanch2-:Id H2 JEFFEESOX AYEXCE MANY HERE FROM OCT OF TOWS TO PAY LAST TRIBUTE. Services Held This Afternoon From Family Home, This City. Remains of Mrs. W. B. Grandy who died" early Saturday morning, wera laid to rest this afternoon with ser vices at the Grandy home, corner of Second and Grandy. Dr. J. D. Gillilan officiating. A large number of friends of the deceased and of the sorrowing family attended the services. Munv out of town relatives were also called here by the death. Aniona- these are Mrs. Verda ' Haworth, a sister of Mrs. Grandy. living at Portland; Mrs. Etta Hawley, a niece, of , Portland; Charles Rice, a brother, of Payette; Mr.; and Mrs. Hand, a neohew an.i nejee, respectively of Payette; Mrs. cnaries Palmer, wife of Baker's may or, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer of Ra ker. Mrs. Laura Good of Baker, and varies Palmer of Baker, and Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Williams of Imbler. Pendleton People Visit Here. E. F. Averlll and Jack . Watson of Pendleton' are in La Grande today on business. : ' ' ' Cash Girl Robbed. Cleveland, August 7. -Annie Hvi'an cashier of the Star Baking company- was rouoea today of a satchel confin ing fl.OOO while enrouta to the bank Treasurer's fall for feunty and Scalp Warrants. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned treasurer of Union county, Oregon, has funds on hand with which to pay all county and scalp bounty warrants which were endorsed prior to August 1st. 1911. Interest ceases on the above warrants after August 8th, 1911. JOHN FRAWLEY, 8-?-5t . County Treasurer. I PROTECT O Commercial Banking This bank has unexcelled facilities for the care of your business In com. nierdal banking, and solicits your checking account. . , When you pay all your bills and con tracts by check yon can rest easy In cas h iiipuio ' i ic i'; ?rt. You have in your paid check an evi dence of payment that cannot be dis puted. You do not need a large amount of money to open a checking account with this bonk. Open an ac count and acquire the habit of paying bills by check. You will find it both safe onl convenient. ' ;; In addition to taking care of your business In this department we can give ou an interest account or furnish you a safe deposit box at a nominal rental Burglar proof vault s It is our aim to meet your requirements in every way. Call and see us. more than one-third of the acreage of the hay and forage crop was bIIkM- and value of the entire hay and forage ; ly less than nine-tenths that of the crop. "Wild, salt, or'pralrle grasses'- ranked second in acreage and third in value, whUe alfalfa stood second in value but third in acreage. The value combined cereals., There were a num ber of miscellaneous crops, and the most of them were well above the more usual crops In value per acre. 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