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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1911)
PAGE 8 LA UliAlOJE VS1Q TYEDNESDAY, DECEMBER C, 1911. A i. l" n 1 ( 9 life .Tl o no -3 I NOW ON.. If a Real Money-Saving Event is of Interest to You, Read this Page. A Great Chance to Buy era's Clothing M $12.50 Lien's Suits. 15.00 Men's Suits. 18.00 Men's Suits . 20.00 Men's Suits. 22.50 Men's Suits. 25.00 Men's Suits. 27.50 Men's Suits . 30.00 Men's Suits -$ 9.85 - 14.25 - 15.85 -17.85 - 19.85 -21.85 . 23.75 MEN'S SHIRTS.-Winter Weights in Wool and Cotton. $1.00 values 1.25 values 1.50 values 2.00 values 2.50 values , 3.00 values 3.50 values.-.. ..$ .85 - 1.05 j. i.6c 2.0 2.40 2.75 Tremendous Price Reductions on Men's Underwear, Sweater Coats, Caps, Hats, Etc, - In fact EVERYTHING IN THE STORE REDUCED ! Our Suits have a reputation for themselves, as the Long Wearing, Best Fitting Suits ever sold in La Grande. - Ask the Man Who Wears One. MEN'S OVERCOATS, 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT FUR COATS, 20 CENT DISCOUNT 11 me THp STORE THAT SATISFIES MATURE NICELY T1XE riSOGKAM OF Sl'JEECHES TO BE CARRIED out. Returns of City i;lcct1Mi o Be lluiiilcd to Diners at the Foley. Program committees who are ar ranging the card of speeches lor the Commercial club banquet December 11 are announcing tine success In their efforts and the slate of toasts will be both entertaining and Invigorating. One hundred have already purchased plates for the. banquet to be held at the Foley hotel, and as the returns will be brought to the attention of the guests as the count of the city elec tlon progresses, the program will be varied In many ways. . Some people bave not been seen by the committee and anyone wishing to reserve a plate should call the atten tion of Committeemen Collier, Wood and Dunn to the matter. ';'.. s , TO GATE (Continued from page one) officials found the Wrights camped near the summit. The girl was takea from the group and returned -to La Oraude' with much attention to her comfort but the Tatner and mother were left there. The girl la now in the hands of tender mothers and she will be taken to Portland at once and re placed in the school. Yesterday several clews were run down but nothing of Importance devel oped In the whereabouts of the family until last night when the final chaS'J was commenced. '. -' rndcrlnlilnir Stupendous. To those who have autowl up the sleep side of the Blue mountains to the summit on the Toll Cate road, the physical task undertaken by the fam ily looms up as stupendous. The fu gitives probably got assistance in their ! trip from Union to Summerville yet it is probable they walked a portion of the Way.; The little girl -is frightened and on her return to La Grande would talk but little. How the little tot, fresh from the comparative ease' of her school, was able to trudge along with the fleeing parents anjri cover so great a distance without physical collapse is more than the officials can understand. Officer Brady "turned In" this morning after almost a continuous chase of 48 hours. 'board of the warehouse company con- sists of seven men, L. C. Crow, presl ' dent of the Washington Farmers' un jjon, B. F. Manchester, W. M. Booth of Idaho, C. W. Nelson of Seattle, W. V7 Harrah of Pendleton, M. M. Wat erman of The Dalles and Alex Strahn of Grass Valley, Charles S. Barrett of Georgia, na tional president of the union, will ar rive tomorrow and will be a distin guished guest at the convention. He Is scheduled to make an address to morrow. Other out-of-town speakers tomorrow wll be C. W. Nelson of Seat tle and C. W. Curry., FARMERS AT FEDLFT0X. Mate Organisation Meets at l'e ndlcton This Week! them. . Search is Long aud Diligent. (Pendleton East Oregonlsn.) . arrived in an automobile from , La wun mwaur u. ..,-. Grande, they had fled, loam all their ,,ate a're"ay " ' -""": belongings, but taking the girl with tra,n' ,he "T "J y . . .- itinnnl anrt Co-oieratlvc Lnlon of Ore gon Is ready for Its second annual con ventlon which will commence In this All of Suuday night wus spent in j city Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock the search and much of yesterday was and continue through Wednesday. In given over to the hunt by the La I dlcatlons ore that the attendance will Grande poiice. Late last tii.'lit anoth-j exceed that of the first annual gath er clew was unearthed at Summer- erlng which was held at The Dalles will.. VW . . ... I u ... vmcer .MCLflemin directed the last year ' fare!!. . Ofilolal Co to Summmlllc. About 10 o'clock last night Deputy Ehrlff Graham and Officer Brady went to Summerrllle by automobile, learned that the Wrights had struck out for the summit of the Blue moun tains that morning and hiring a team. the officials took the chase. Foand la Camp Kear Summit. About 4 o'clock this morning after a hard drive through the snowstorm, the WOODMKJi ELECT OFFICE1W. Smoker Accompanies Annual Election of Modern Woodmen of America. With a large delegation of members present, and a smoker to climax the event, the Woodmen of America last night elected officers for the ensuing year. Those elected were: Venerable Consul, Will Dunn (re elected) ; Worthy Adviser, A. W. Nel son; Clerk, Will . Landrum, (re-elected) ; Banker, Charles Harding, (re elected); Escort, Charles Murchison, (re-elected) ; Trustee, F. W. Pattlson, (re-elected) ; Inner Guard, Arthur Van Fleet; Outer Guard, C. E. Kline. GWVND Jl'BY CALLED. Sheriff lias SI Subpoenas to Scrre on Wltuetmes Before Jurors. ' The grand Jury has been called to meet tomorrow, Circuit Judg Knowlea Issuing the order today. , , j. . That there will be many Important matters before the Inquisitorial board Is evident from the fact that Sheriff Chllders has 81 suopoenas to serve on witnesses before the grand Jury. Today both the- executive comlmt- teos of the union and of the Trl-Ter-rolnal Warehouse company are hold ing sessions preliminary to the open ing of the convention. , The state executive committee of the unlou Is composed of tUe follow ing: President, John W. McAllister. 15. S. Norrta of La Grande, Clyde vni llama of Buhl, IdaLo. J. D. Brown of Arlington. M. 11. Waterman of The Palles, and C. C. Connor of Helix. The ELECTION XVTICE. December 11th, 1911. Notice la hereby given that on the J 1th day of December. 1911, a general election will be held In the city of Le Grande, tn the county or Onion, state of Oregon, for the purpose of electing the following officers:. One mayor. One recorder. ", One chief of police. ' One treasurer. . One councilman from lit ward. One councilman from 2nd ward. One councilman from 3rd ward. One councilman from 4th ward. That at laid election there will be submitted to the voters of the city1 the following question: "Shall the city oi La Grande, Oregon, reimburse J. K. Wright, for the loss as city treasurer of the city funds on deposit In the Farmers and Traders National bank the balance being 1,567.07; said claim against the bank becoming city prop erty ." ' ' , ' The polling place" designated for said election and the judges and clerks ippolnted to conduct said election are ad follows: F?rst ward Polling place, court house. Judges: W. N. Monroe, M. Mc Murray, A. Warnlck. Clerks. R. S. Clapp and E. W. Kammerer. Second ward Polling place, city re corder's office. Judges: H. W. Stoner C. W. P. Ellsworth, J. H. Chllda Clerks; H. P. Oliver and Jf E. Rey nolds. Third ward Polling place, 2110 Fourth atreet Judges: J.S M. Hilts, George Ledsworth, W. D. Grandy, Clerks: Howard Davis and B. L. Lear Ht Fourth ward Ioinng place, new Harris building corner Monroe avenue and Greenwood street. Judges: G. W Allen, M: Mooney, J. II. Kochenspar ger. Clerks: John Ladd and W. A Thompson. ' ' Said election will be ' :'. on ducted and the returns i-.a,ji nice -p.-ovlded by law In rue case of genera) city elections of said city. . ; The polls of said election will be opened at the hour of 9 o'clock a. m. and closed at the hour of 7 o'clock p, m. on said day. AH qualified voters of the city will be permitted to vote at said election , By order of the council of said city of La Grande, Oregon. Dated November 22nd, 1911. A. L. RICHARDSON, i (Seal) Mayor Attest: C. M. HUMPHREYS, Recorder. 11-29-12-11 ' ... ! must be sold berore the It Oh of De cember. Call at 1311 N avenue or phone Red 3712. 12--5-fct FOR SALE During ten days low pric es for barred Plymouth Rock cock erels. J. B. Stoddard. 12-5-6t FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. Modern. One parlor suite for three gentlemen. Apply 905 Spring. Call Black 3881. 12-4-tf FOR SALE Two choice Duroc Jersey male pigs. Will weigh 160 pounds each. La Grande Route No. 1. Tele phone Farmer 87. Robert Clark. d.l2-4-6t . w-lt FOR RENT Furnished house in South La Grande. Inquire of John Adams at Eagle saloon. ; 2-4-tf STOLEN The party who took a blood hound pup from the Savoy hotel Is kmown and will be prosecuted un less returned at once. D. C. Bri choux. 12-4-6t or cattle. '. 10-11-tf LA GBAXDE IJTTESTMEST CO, La Grande, Oregon. FOR RENT Modern furnished front room. Inquire 1208 Seventh and M streets or phone Red 61. 11-6-tf FOR RENT New modern cottage, full basement Phone black 3192. ll-7tf ,. WANTED TO RENT hy Dec.,12 to 15, furnished house or housekeeping rooms. Modern. H. G. Trlplett c-o Geibel's store. . H-28-tf FOR RE.'T Two furnished room with board. Electrib lights and bath. 1031 Seventh and L 12-4-6t FOB RENT LijUt housekeeping rooms or furnished room with priv ilege of using kitchen. Phone Red 13ll. il-27-tf ' , WANTED 16 year old boy. Applyat Postofflce Candy Store. Phone Red 3111. 11-29-tf WILL TRADE Good five room house " 4 lota Will trade for horses STRAYEDr Yearling calf, red an,' white spotted, branded G-5 on. lef hip, twa slits in right er. a G TAAL, La Grande. , BOARDERS WANTED. 1617 Fourth St 11-28-tf FOB SALE j 674 acres about nine miles' from La .Grande and 5 miles due east oMsland City. MrJ G. Bus ing, wky 12-1-15-22 0 2 oooooooooooe i 1 Classiiiedt Advertising oooooooooeoo ooo FOR SALE Bedsteads, mattresses, cprings, dressers, bedroom stoves, carpets, window shades and other things too numerous to mention New Lot of Swift Premium Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon just in. New Ripe and Green Olives, India Relish and Pickles in bulk ... Pop Corn that will pop AT THE CITY GROCERY & BAKERY The Home of Fancy Groceries aaaaiBBaaaiaaa aMaaaasjgi j WANTED HflVfi a hnvpr tnr rhean out of town property no higher than $1,900. Call at once. Second door ' east of postofflce. 12-1-tf S. Ml SLOUGH. . '-' ; .. . FOR RENT 5 room modern ' house . 1908 Adams. Phone Black 8561. . - , 12-l-6t '