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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1911)
LA GRANDE EVENING 3ES TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1011. TAGEV T1"--- ' - thv i I H K : F I 111 I . ! i II 1 I I . JOU OUGHT TO KJiOTT , ' thli shop, and Its ability to sene, yon best. . Onr one strongest desire Is to turn out the best OJAKISO AXD PRESSING ntf to price onr smlcts ' to meet your saflsfactlon.' We be. Mere we do this.' If yonr jrar. inents need onr attention send diem to ns and we will do yonr work promptly and guarantee sot to rain the materials. : ELITE DYEING & CLEANING Iain 64. , ' H. B. Waggoner PAY TOUR WATER! BEST TO.ItOR-; '.ROW. .f ;.v, ;ti f , ng ahd-Heatiiitr John MelvUle 1423 Adams k Ifl GRANDE, Of?- . ; " 3E3S Southeastern Washington's Greatest Fair September 18 to 23 1917 130,000 IN PREMIUMS AND ' , purses. Greatest Race Program ever offered in the ; northwest SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN EYERY DEPARTMENT. . Concerts Dally by Ruizl's Fam- ITALIAN BAND Special Rates on AH Rallorads. WALLA WALLA, WASH. - riuniDi , I i f t.Ui i-J'.?.....'' .'..JU'L'X '?' " ' ' 7-.;"v Ikt'vj J; Hi PERE, . Opposite U. S Laa4 OSiee A dams Ateane. ----- - lMiiiinMiiiiiiunnMnmiintiuiiiitii $3 COME to onr shop and let ns demonstrate the use of Perry Pnen : matle Water Systems to yon. . We hare Jnst installed one at "County Poor Farm". Why not haye a bath room, hot and cold water, ulce lawns and Ino fir urotectJon for inch stream at 85 pounds pressmre juu oni ana Snow JOU one 1U cyrry BAY & j PLUMBERS, HEATERS, Jeerson Review: While cutting cabbage In her garden Mrs. W. II. Sherman saw a small snake and de capitated it with the butcher knife. Then she got scared, for it proved to be a small rattlesnake, the first, bo far as can be learned, ever found in th'9c!ty. GIMPES 1 v CALIFORNIA CELERY SWEET POTATOES COR3 , TOMATOES CUCUMBERS G It EX PEPPERS. PEACHES PLUMS ORANGES 'BANANAS EATING AND COOKING PLES. AT- GROCERY :i'-;Xu;;Thon870.-l..J.. Stageberg '& Sandborg r PHONE EARLT. Savcy Hotel EUROPEAN PLAN The rooms are good and Steam heated only one block from depot D. C. Brichoux.Pro . 'THE M'wwife!-::. .'"-':! a-inmiiiff i vi i I llHinii ihip Let the dealer select your cigars for you. Get what you want. Call for a Fam Us King Havana cigar and get the beat that your money will buy, and not a cigar that the dealer wan s to sell you for reasons of his own. Fam Us Kind $Cigai Factory ifcfr Street yonr homes I Yon can have a 3-4 1 hs caw of fire. - Call and let ns take i uu; uinr'ituvB. r ZVJEIFEl SHEE1 METAL WORKERS nnnnpfinnpi r"n tJilllUIILUUL OF FUTQIIE PARADE OF WORKING MEN ANNU ALLY HEFJE PREDICTED. Barlesqae Yesterday Creates Plenty of Amusement for Eyerjone What is believed to be tlw beginning of annual labor parades in this city suppl'-Hd a good deal of amusement to a dozen craftsmen of the city yester day who went through a burlesqua on the down town streets that lasted sev eral hours and supplied heaps of fun for tb spectators and for the crafts men themselves who compriBed fhe parade. In lieu of a labor, day parade in which all laboring men band them selves together and march, these men Inaugurated a burl?squ band com posed of one snaredrum and nickla horns and. baby toot! toots! All com bined tht music was not exactly-clas sical but Jt made a racket the "men got the cadence of their steps from the snaredrum manipulated by J. R. Kays a steampipe fitter of the Bradley & Co. plumbing shop. Though he may never have belong to Sousa's band h9 got the roll out of the dried skin in first class shaoe. The marchess posed for pic tures and kept up their march until th closf- of the afternoon. .. Frank Malon-s, ths boss of the crowd headed the parade and .behind him were such craftsmen as W. A. Davis, barber with the Waffle shop; Harry Has, steair-flttr. with the Bradley & Co , plumbers; H. S. Geddes, plumber with Bradley & Co.; J. R. Kay, steam fitter with Bradley & Co.; John Mul doon, painter and paper hanger with Nutter, the painter; R. D. Hays, tele graph operator with the U. P.; Frank Thorpe, holst'ng engineer of ,.""'v?r; R, McEwin,' stone mason and brick 'layer. ... ' ' NORTH POWDER BUILDING IS TO ' ' . COST $33,000. ' ; - Big , Crew of Xen CouHtructJng Plant , for Ice Manufacture. Thirty-flv3 thousand dollars are be ing spent on the new Pacific Coast Re frigerator company's ice plant, recent ly purchased from Andrew Lun at North Powder," and the workmanship will , bring forth a splendid structure and plant according to City Recorder! Clydi? Scheiirer of North Powder who wbb in the city yesterday, , The building In which the ice is to be stored is 114x145 and the foundation and lower floor are to' be of cement. The ' Moore Bros., contractors, have the contract and are doing a splendid Job of it. The piling on which will be constructed th& chute' to load cars with are also being driven and as a creW of 25 men are at wortc on the plant.lt should be finished soon. Several air space walls will make it posisble to do away with sawdust as a medium of keeping out heat, and not) only, in this respect but from very standpoint will the plant be splendid and .up to date. ,4..', " ' ,. , ; ', '" 1 : Letter , Carriers at Rochester. . Rochester, N. V gept.' 4. For the last 24 hours.there baB been an almost continuous line of letter carriers ar riving in, Rochester. They came from all parts of the country to take part In, tfcj? Labor. Dqy parade today and the' 18th annual convention of their national association which holds , Its opening exercises In Convention hall tonight. The convention sessions will continue through the week. , Pos'tmas ter Osneral Hitchcock, Postmaster Morgan of New York City and Post master Warren of Detroit are among the scheduled speakers. Los 'Angeles and Cleveland are contesting for the next convention. r Many of the politicians are now agreed on the opinion that the nation al democratic convention next year will meet in Baltimore and the re publican convention In Chicago. : ICEijlTJS Ccptain Dan!:I Van Vc:rh'3. House Funetions. Tbe cavalry branch of tbe army Is represented on the president's staff by Captain Daniel Von Voorhta. a youtm native of Ohio, wbo.begon his mili tary career as a corporal In a Penn vlTftnia volunteer reclment In IfOS. Racing at'Caarter 4Jak Park. Hartford, Conn., Sapt. 4. The Grand Circuit race meeting opened at Char ter Oak park today. In connection with the Connecticut state fair. The meet ing will last five days.. ' The featuna event this afternoon was the Charter Oak 2:14 trot, for a $10,000 purse. The program provides for a stake race for each day."' t . ''' k y j :.:t ' -'- ,-! PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORI - PHYSICIAXS AND SURGEOXS? l. : MOLITOR, 1. D. Physician and Surgton.' Corner Adams Ave. and ,; ; Depot Ct. PIiv.uc3; Offlce, Main 68; , nealden'cs, 69 V- -: -. 'I - K. ''ll RICH ARDsiON, M. D. I. W. LOUGH LIN, M; D. . Drs. Richardson & Loughlin, . I Physicians and Surgeons Phones Office Black 1362; Ind, 353. Office Houre 9 to 11; 2 to 5; 7 to 8. Dr. Richardson's Res. Main 55; Ind. 5 812.-: ; ': Dr. Loughlin'a Res. Main 757; Ind. ; 1297. : C. H. UPTON. Ph. G. M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Special attention to Ee, Ear, Nose and Throat Office . in La Grande National Bank Build ing. Phones: . Office Main 2; Resi dence Mala 32. V DRS. ODERWOOD & UXDERWOOD ; Physicians and Surgeons. DR. H. L. UNDERWOOD Special attention to diseases and ; surgery of the eye. y DR. DORA J. UNDERWOOD Specialist for women ; Offices. Cor, '; Adams & Depot, over Wright Co.'a. Drug Store. . Phones Main 728; Main 22. GEO. W. ZIMMERMAN-r-Osteopath, Physician. Sommer BIdg., Rooms 7, 8, 9 and 10. Phones: Home 1332,' Pacific, Main 63; Residence, Black 951. Successor to Dr. F. E. Moore. O. T. DjCRLAND, CHIROPRACTOR, not Drugs, not Surgery, not Oste opathy , Consultation free. Room ; 20. La Grande National Bank Bldg. j. C. PRICE, D. M, D. Dentist. Room 23, La Grande National Bank Build ing. Phone, Black 399. - DR. P. A. CHARLTON, Veterinary Sui vgeon.'; Office at Hill's Drug store, ! La Grande. Residence Phone, Red 701; Office Phone, Black 1361; In dependent Phone 53; Both Phones at Residence. ' ATTORXETS AT LAW COCHRAN & COCHRAN Attorneys. . Chas. E. Cochran and Geo. T, Coch ran. La Grande National Bank Building,' La Grande, Oregon.' T. H. CRAWFORD Attorney at Law Practices In all the courts of the State and United States. Office In La Grande National Bank Building, La Grande, Oregon. .. D. W. C. NELSON Mining Engineer,! Baker City, Oregon. , E0US2 FOS SilZ ! modern conveniences. Coast Fir r fini:h ilirouihaut Liberal Terms WENAHA LUMBER CO. tk r.nEENivnnn Home Phone 421 Complete Equipment tor Resetting znn Repminj Rubber Buggy Tires LA GRA1UDE UOutiS D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUHDRY Cement Consult him before. 1: COLUMBIA MILTON, ( IS THE PLACE TO SESD TOUR f I nrlbtlnn hit tan HAAinv nn nnnM.1 nJ .A AAA . if A ielect Bchool for young men and young ladies, who-seek fort!ie(C U highest Ideals in Manhood and Womanhood. t i (( CERTIFICATES ACCEPTED AT STATE U3JITEESITY A'D OTHESS 1 A -"wvjmw liltllVVJ, Uli'UVvl.UX.l '(."''' . . morougn course. Literary, scicntiiic commercial department; in-i eluding shorthand and typenrltlngj conservatory of music, Including; p v plnno, Tolce and stringed lustra inents; elocution; art . 5 , ,1 uiiaiiui; rcuuru, niuiuisucii, Beautiful for SItnation. A land of Pure air. Healthful conditions. street cars. ;.::. .. 'u f rnis. guiuuiing uns. murai atraospnere is j nuuiesume. ' Send for Catalogue or other Informa lion to ii. o. gnnnuLU financial aecv.. miitnn. uronn , i .. ' .. Thd Home Looks More Cheerful When Papered arid Decorated by NUTTEli- KEVt STOCK JUST RECEIVD Phone Red 971 next door to - Observer office. ' I ME SUBSTITU 1 I the Sun's light without the Sun's It Is cool, clean, safe and sanitary. v vti i. io B5iuav tuuYcuieuto io uq uuie io nave & Dngnt steady light at your srevlae. anywhere or any time. Just hy pushing & button: Nothing to fill or clean nothing to overturn or ezplode afe- ., vm v,it iu.ui vi nu;ium iuat itm give you bucu periect service i at so little cost? We'd be glad to talk It over with you. Phone .Main 34, or call at our 'f- "' : ' ..' ;; '-office. ' ' ' - '. - '-' . , ; . I i: Eastern Oregop V r, MAnior; Bell Phone, M ain 732 Contractor - 'letting jour sidewalk- COLLEGE H OREGON BOYS .AJfD GIRLS. - M AlIVJl 1. V I . .it.... bifiim neaiea, eiccinc nguia; com- ( fruits and flowers. Mountain water, Six passenger trains daily. Electric j . ;. s,f -1 : i ' 4; , - i urn heat. Ligl it & Povcr Co.! ii