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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12 1911.
Jj$fyk 'post.
ot living will be greatly reduced for you if you trade
at GEIBEL'S. We are here to save you money.
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A lot of Women's Black Sateen Petticoats, full cut,
all lengths, well made, and a dandy garment. To save
you money they are' on sale 39c
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they are, Remnants of all kinds, Outings, Ginghams,
Percales, Wool Dress Goods, etc In order to cult
down the expense for you they are on sale at less than
HALF PRICE.
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here is the best bargain in La Grande or any other!
tt"WZi. rinks Cvciitlla ami Jackets. 8?They wear
like a pig's nose". You know what they are.. In
order to keep down your living expenses and t o show
you that we undersell, Finks Overalls and Jackets
cost you. .......... ... i . 85c.
We
.offer one lot of Women's Skirts all colors and sizes,,
and all very desirable styles. In order to sell below
competetion, . . . .............. .1-2 PRICE
Undersell
Yes. look at this. We place on all the Women's
Lace Hose, Black and colors which sold regular at
50c, 65c, and 75c, and in colors to match your gown, .
at . ... .....37c.
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Our price on' 'Bear Skiii "for ladv's coats will eive
'some hic-h -iced stores, heart failure, but in order
to keep in the lead we pric it at .....$2.25.
Match
How manv bov's suits we are selline. The reason, low
prices. Come in and see the lot at iust 1-2 Price.
Out Windows
Are showing every dav some wonderful bargains.
Watch the mand cut the high cost of living. .
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0V WANTED Fam-Cs-King
Factory.
Cigar
PENDLETON S
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ORGANIZATION HAS HARD LIFE
CONTINUALLY.
Lack of Official to Manipulate Cum-
lanj Spells DisbandrnenL .
BUN PLAY IN
(Pendleton E. O.)
Co. L. 3rd IReglnient, Oregon Nat
ional Guards will become an extinct
organization on the 26th of this month,
for on that date the militiamen com
posing it will be mustered out of ser
vice. This unfortunate ending of the
local company comes as the result of
a long hard tight in the face of great
hardships, and while it is regretted
all around, It is felt that It is the only
solution to a difficult problem.
The order for disbanding has not
arrived yet, but a letter from the adju
tant general in Portland brings the
announcement of the contemplated ac-
pany will be mustered out. '
Liut. Ylnler Keslgns.
The resignation of First Lieut. Chas.
Vlnier, which was sent in October 2,
perhaps hurried the crisis which has
been ponding for some timei, for this
officer has practically been in charge
of the company since the resignation
of Captain Charles Ferguson. The ac
tual command has been placed in the
hands of Captain of Ordinance M. S.
Kara, but owing to his residence away
from the city, the principal duties have
developed upon Lieut. Vinier. For the
past six months efforts have been
made to secure a competant man to
take the captlancy but no one could be
found. Lieut. Vinier did not care to
take the position himself, inasmuch as
the absence from the city of Captain
Kern and Second Lieutenant Elmer
Storie left the whole burden upon
him, he felt called upon to resign.
Handicapped Financially.
Ever since Its organization some
Ave years ago, Co. L has had to exist
In the face of handicaps. The annual
aproprlatlon of $600 was Insufficient
for the many needs of the company and
their activities was tn consequence
badly hampered. One after another the
commanding officers were forced to
resign on account of the pressure of
their private business and it became a
more and more difficult task to fill
their places.
However the company never was In
better condition than it Is right now
and this makes the necessity of dis
banding particularly regrOyble. To
the last encampment Co. L went with
4!) men, nearly 80 per cent of Its en
listed membership, and there has been
increased Interest ever since.
STRIKE STRIFE
Jake Nibler, for many years a resl
dent of this city, and a machinist, Is
out on $100 bonds today p3ndlng a
hearing of charges preferred agalnBt j
him by local strikers, namely, that
of threatening to kill; The arrest Is the
upshot of a gun play late yesterday,
when Nibler Is said to have pulted out
two revolvers and threatened to shoot
at some strikers who claimed that they
were attempting to persuade him to
leave the shops of the O.-W. here.
NiWer was arraigned on a somewhat
"serious charge and will likely be giv
en trial tomorrow. A, I Youmatfn is
the complaining witness. The state
ment of the situation as giveu out by
the strikers is:
What might have led tor serious
trouble, was happily averted yesterday
afternoon by a striking machinist tak
ing to, his heels and making a quick
get away from tho vicinity of Jaka
Nibler. one of the rnllrnnrt ti-IVohwiV.
ers, when he was approached by a
committee of the strikers who askec
permission to talk with him. When the
request was made Nibler not deeming
one gun of sufficient magnitude to
Intimidate the strikers, pulled two and
declared that he would shoot If they
came a step nearer to him.
A. L. Youmann, one of the strikers,
started toward Nibler and requested
permission to talk with him,, when
Nibler suddenly pulled two guns and
declared that the first man that came
a step nearer to him he would shoot.
Mr. Yaumann, thlnklng.dlscretion the
better part of valor, turned and ran
away, not that he was scared of Nib
ler's war machinery but because he
was fully aware that it trouble of this
kind was once started, there would be
telling where the end would be.
(So far in La Grande there has been
no trouble whatever, and that of yes
terday afternoon was the Iflrst to arias
and from all accounts was altogether
uncalled for. There is not a striker in
La Grande that is armed with anyth
ing larger than a pocket knife an(J
most of these are broken. The strikers
have Instructions to use no violence
of any kind, and if the strike is won
It will be won In a peaclble manner.
E .o m E 0- &
BOY WANTED Fam-l's-KIng
Factory.
Cigar
John L. Uand, a pnmilnet attorney
of Raker passed through La Grande
Hotlay on his way honie from Portland
where lie argued the rusJ Of Laubeii
heinver yb. the Cornucopia ..Mines Co.,
in the Federal court.
PURSE LOST
Charities and Corrections.
Milwaukee, Wi8. Oct. 12. Several
hundred men and women interested in
sociological problems gathered here
today for the annual Wisconsin Confer
eiu'c of Charities and Correction. The
meeting will last for three, days and
I will have as speakers Dr. Plchard Ca.
I hot of Roston, Orlando D. Lewis of
New York, secretary of the National
Prison Association, and other men of
l national repute.
LOST -Purse containing $:0 in gold,
$15.00 In currency and some small
change, part of the money consists of
old coins, dates of w.htch can be given
by owner. Liberal reward. Leave ln-
iormatlon at this office.
I'acllic Coast HaptMs.
Vallejo, Cal., Oct. 12. Two hundred
delegates and visitors from half a
dozen states are attending the conven
tion of the Pacific Coast Association
of Maptlst churches which opens here
today. Th? convention sessions will
tf. last three days.
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