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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1912)
HUAVHW HVEN1 VH nnsKRErt FRIDAY, JUNE 21. 1912. pacts rrzrv Stock Reducing Sale on Saturday Only -Toknorrow ....-lJL.$750 , $750 PLAYERS FOR , : ' M.L$600 $650 PLAYERS FOR $1,000 PLAYERS FOR NO OLD INSTRUMENTS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE DURING THIS SALE. , COME QUICK' AS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO GET A PLAYER PIANO AT THESE PRICES MAY NOT OC CUR AGAIN Satarday Sale Of Player Fiainios !Reed-Fic SHERRY'S General admission 10 cents. . Loge Seats SO Cents. Program Changes Sunday, Honda-, Wednesday and Friday. SHEBBT'S "THE HOUSE OF COMFORT." J'tfG LOCALS , - TOGGERY. A bargain. Summer suits In light weights made to order. 132.00. TOGGERY. BEFORE BUILDING OB BEPAIB IG SEE CLARK & CO- CORNER H XI) CEDAR STBEITS. PHONE VLi.CS. m. o o- Dr. Darland, the Chiropractor, grad uate of the National School of Chiro practic, of Chicago, 111., adjusts Sci entifically and" Physiologically, the cause of your disease, giving perma nent relief whether Acute or Chronic. Not Drugs, not Suiery; or Osteopathy. Call on him at his parlors, Nos. .18, 19, 20 and 21 in tpr Grande National gnk building. Free diagnosis. ' Where do the smokers congregated at Foley Bros. v Why T First class Hoods. , Perfect service. 2-16-tt ' o o ' WM. C. HANSEN. , fftntrartni-. Rrlek. Stene aid i Concrete. n p It Is riow well known that not more than one case of rheumatism In ten - ntnlret any internal treatment wbat WSL Al that to needed is a free fyttearJon of Chamberlains Liniment Ml Bataaglng the parts at each ap fPmOm. Try It and see how quickly P SO MfWre the pain and soreness. BBfetfllMten.', od ritOF. F. J. FBEENOB Spinolo- pist and Healer. Successfully trent all disease. Rooms 4, i, and 7 over Solder's Store. Phone Main 731, La Grande. T,t o o , Members of the Commercial club d bear in mind the smoker Fri "day night when there will be a little entertainment along with business. S. Piatt Jones will have charge of the en tertainment features. Cheap Wood for Sale. Plenty of dry boi wood for kln linf: and summer f.-.el. $1.00' per load at Perry. Crt.r.dc KrnSe Lumber .company. t'.-10-tf ' y n For Ihr iiit Man. Mercht"'' lunch from 12 to 2 e clock. 4v !! fnley Grill. 2-16-tf ' , n e $ CEMENT CONTRA CTOR vM,.rv l,iimrn work ..,.!..,. til my work dn "'r mi irrnnnl snien Ulon. lMii .li'fl'rrnn nTcnne. 0. 0. JOHNSON. 4-26-26t tl The strawberry and ice cream so cial to be given by the Bible class 111 be held Friday. June 21. at the I home of Mrs. Albert Hunter, Island Otv. Dr. T D. McM tan r1nt 1251. emclhi Piano A R Rnn Tina nnened a branch of the Model bakery In the Harris building north of the railroad on Fir street. A full line of bakery goods and confections, trntts and tobacco. 6-16-tt v ' There is no real need of anyone be ing troubled with constipation. Cham berlain's Tablets will cause an agree able movement f the bowels without any unpleasant effect. Give them a trial. For sale by all dealers, eod La Grande Fluff Bag Co. Rugs woven from old carpets. Rag carpet and Rag Rugs woven. Phone Black 1621. 1412 Madison avenue, La Grande. - -14.6t Fiohlntr Tackle. The fish are now beginning to bite. Before buying your hooks, leaders, etc., call in and look our stock over. We have the largest supply in me city. Anything and everything you want. Let us show you our stock of imported fly hooks. W. H. Bohnen kamp company. 6-18-6t One of those delicious soda water drinks made by Mr. Kelley at Silver thorn's fountain is best of all. 5-19-2t Traders' day at the Golden Rule Co. Saturday promises to be a money sav er. This Is a new feature and will be appreciated by those who are looking for bargains real bargains, at the Golden Rule Co. on Traders' Exceptional bargains will be offered day Saturday on many Items. Many real money saving bargains will be on sale throughout the store, ' The ladies of St Peter's Guild will hold a cooked food sale tomorrow at Russell's meat market. All kinds of good things to eat. o. o Special sale on smoked shoulders at Grande Rondo Meat Co., Saturday, Jne 22nd. Both shopes. Phones Main 50 and Main 48. Special sale on smoked shoulders at Grande Ronde Meat Co., Saturday, June 22nd. Both shops. Phones Main 50 and Main 48. The Northfleld Conferences. East Northfleld,. Mass., June 21. The 30th annual session of the stu dents' conference, the first of the an nual religious gatherings established here by the late Dwight L. Moody, opened here today with college men STORM HINDERS AUTO TRIP UNION HAD ENTEBTAINMENT WAITING F,0B BOOSTEBS. Plans for Chautauqua Progress Very Satisfactorily Thug Far. The rain and wind of last evening prevented the 12 autos starting on the chautauqua advertising trip to Cove and Union and it was unfortunate be cause the Union people bad planned a big reception for them. Chautauqua plana are being pushed to the limit and everything points to the success and pleasure of the best chautauqua ever held, a very pleasing little incident happened to the Chicago Operatic company , that opens the chautauqua June 29 in one of their re cent engagements. Edgar Nelson, the pianist, went over to the opera house where the program was to be given, to look at the piano. He found one that was a question mark as to the date of its manufacture, and In striking the keys was sure the tuning had been neglected for years. The Jani tor happened to be in and so turning to him. Nelson said in rather a sar castic way, "This is quite a piano you have here." The old fellow answered: "Well, by Jocks, it ought to be. We n-M' jf" '-- it, sn,i it trA ,r luaatthat." .. ,l21-.Sl is INJURIES SUSTAINED LAST MON DAY NOT FATAL. Derrick Grounded High Power Wire Wire and Man Is Badly Burned R. P. Greenwood is still suffering considerably from the results of in juries sustained last Monday when he sustained a distressing accident which nearly cost him his life. While drlv lng a farm derrick with a four-horse team the pulley struck the main elec tric wire of the E. O. L. & P. company, running to Cove. The power wire was detached and burned him seriously about the shoulders and feet, knock lug him to the ground. The team ran away and the derrick was dragged over him. He was very much bruised and scarred bat all considered made a fortunate escape. At that, one horse was seriously injured. The team was stopped by J. D. Mc Kennon who witnessed the accident. Reports today say Mr. Greenwood will recover satisfactorily; although it .will require some little time for the burns to heal. ' present from many parts of tho Unit ed States and Canada.'' It is expected that the conference this year will be attended by at least 1,000 visitors, among whom will be a delegation of Chinese students. John R. Mott and Robert B. Speer of New York, Dr. D. C. Cairns of Edinburgh university and several other widely known educators and religious workers will address the conference. . - WANTED-rA girl or woman for house work. Inquire phone Red 1521 or Red 661.' 6-21-tf NOTICE. Mrs. C. H. Whitney of Baker, wish es .to announce that the "American Beauty Goods" carried by her may be obtained from 'Mrs. Sam Irwin, the local agent, at Island City. 6-21-tf For Traders' day Saturday, Rem nants half price. A TREACHEROUS TBOUBLE. La Grande People Are Shown 'the Way Out. Kidney diseases are very dangerous. They come on silently, gain ground rapidly and cause thousands of deaht rapidly and cause thousands of deaths that could have been prevented by proper treatment in the beginning. Nature gives early warnings of kid ney disease backache', twinges of pain when stooping or lifting, head aches and urinary disorders. If these grave danger of or fatal symptoms are unheeded, there Is Brlght's disease. Doan'g Kidney Pills have earned a reputation for their ef fectiveness in kidney troubles, and are known and recommended the world over. La Grande readers, should find convincing proof in tnt following statement. It's from a citi zen of this locality. John Torengo, Cracker St., Sumpter Ore., says: "LaBt spring my kidneys were disordered and I began to suffer from backache. I noticed that the kidney secretions were highly colored and painful In passage and I thus knew that my kidneys were at fault. The use of one box of Doan's Kidney Pills toned up my kidneys and canned the backache to cease. I am grateful to Poan's Kidney Pills for what they did for me." Fr r sole bv nil dealers. Price .r.n (nts. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo. Nw York, sole agents for the United States. Pemember the name Ponn's and take no other. mm RECOVERING Mfg. MANY SHEEP LETTER FROM BURNT RIVER TELLS OF CRIME. Folsoued Salt Scattered Over Range and Sheep Are Killed Baker, June 20. John G. Hoke who Is in the city today on official business for the Oregon Wool Growers' associ ation is in receipt of a letter that states that 600 head of sheep have been poisoned at the range on .upper Burnt river recently. The sheep were the property of Robert Stanfleld, the large sheep holder of this part of the state. , . According to the letter and what information that can be ascertained the sheep were poisoned by some one who premeditated the deed. The sheep were poisoned with Htrycbnined salt spread over the range. Though the work was done nearly a week ago there has been no trace of the crim inal since. The authorities said when culled up about the matter that they bad not been notified tmd conse quently could net enlighten the own ers. .The wool men are much Inter ested in the problem and intend to make every-possible effort to put an end to these actions. , Mr. Hoke also lost 15 head from his band the other side of Medical Springs June .3.- They were shot by someone riding In that country. With our new local an aesthetic we can extract teeth with little if any pain. It's new and harm less. DR. STEVENSON ', Notice" for "Bids. Noticfe is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the under signed, for the construction of ap proximately 120 lineal feet of stand ard cement sidewalk on Main avenue, between Walnut and First Btreet, bids to be in by 8 o'colck P. M. June 26th, 1912, and to be accompanied by a cer tified check for 5 per cent of the amount bid. The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved by the coun cil. By order of the city council June !!'th. 1912. C. M. HUMPHREYS, City Recorder. 6-2 lt Notice for Bid. Notice !s hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the uniler- j signed, for the construction of a: i proximately 1103 lineal feet of stat.d- POISONED ! I ri Co ard board walk on Sixth street, be tween K and G avenues, and of 250 lineal feet on G randy avenue, between FlrBt and Cedar streets, bids to be In by 8 o'clock p. m. June 26th, 1912, and to be accompanied by & certified check for 5 per cent of the amount bid. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved by the council. By order of the city. council,' June 19th, 1912. . ' ' C. M. HUMPHREYS, City Recorder. 6-21-Et . Notice for Bids. Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the under signed for the grading of Cedar street between Main and Spring avenues, bids to be in by 8 o'clock p. m. June 26th, 1912, and to be accompanied by a certified check for 6 per cent of the amount bid. The right to reject any and all bids , Is reserved by the council. Consult the city engineer as to plans for this work. By order of the city council June 19th, 1912. . . , ' v C. M. HUMPHREYS, City Recorder. 6-21-ut . Notice for Bids. Notice is hereby given thnt sealed bldii will be received by the under signed for the installing of a telegraph alarm system for the city of La Grande, Oregon, until S o'clock p. m., June 26th, 1912, same to conform with the following 'specifications: One 2-clrcult automatic storage battery controlling switchboard, of the very latest modern improvements, mctde of the highest grade of material I FOR SUNDAY BLACK CHERRIES . STRAWBERRIES v GRAPEFRUIT : ' ,. ORANGES " T ' '' ' . ' BANANAS GOOSEBERRIES LETTUCE FRESH TOMATOES ' CUCUMBERS WAX BEANS ' NEW BEETS YOUNG TURNIPS NEW CABBAGE 43 Two J. G. Snodgrass j The Quality Grocer Corner Fir and Adams and workmanship. 20 positive non-interfering fire alarm boxes. '''.' r ' , Two 6-lnch turtle gongs. ' One 10-inch turtle gong. One bell striker (aatomatlc) capa ble of bringing out the tone of a l.Coo lb. bell. One repeater box with twenty cir cuit wheels. One motor generator set. One punching register.. ' All of the above apparatus to con form to the functions and flexibility of the specifications on file at th office of the city recorder, but nothing called for in the specifications that cover a patented article not eompeti- " tlve, shall bar anybody from bidding" who can furnish apparatus perform- ' ing the same functions. All of the ' above apparatus shall be furnished, and Installed in the city of La Grande, Oregon, in the best manner known to fire alarm practice. Also bidder to quote price per mile, . including all labor and material for outside construction for fire alarm circuits. All of the above apparatus shall receive the approval of the Un. derwrlters Inspection Bureau, at Portland. Oregon. K certified check equal to 6 per cent of the amount bid, drawn on some reputable bank, must accom pany each bid as an evidence of good faith. : , -I',.--:- , ; The council, reserves the right t reject any ar.d all hlds. - j By order of the'clty council, June 19th, 1912. ' .. v ... : C. M. HUMPHREY. City Recorder 6-21-5t : RADISHES Phones 43
