La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 17, 1912, Image 4

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    LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1912.
PA(1M FOUR
THE OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNIS
EDI 10 B AND OWNER.
TEntored attlie postonlce at La Grande,
Oregon, as second class matter
SFH f iaiTIOJT BATES.
'Dally, single copy 6e
Dally, per week 15c
Daily, per month Sic
(IIEKitlK.S AT (10 VE.
Cove will have her Cherry fair next
Friday.
It la In the main a cherry exhibit
tut there will also be fruit of all
kinds on display, plenty of high class
amusements, a good program and a
general good time.
Cove people know how to entertain.
They lay aside all the frills and furbe
lows, and get right down to good old
fashioned friendship the kind that
rings true. They are not entertaining
'with any Idea of getting anypne's
money for everything Is free. They
want the good will of Eastern Ore
gon and tbey want to show people
Jut what splendid fruit their district
produces, which Is right and proper,
for Cove Is one of tbe selected spots
In this whole country thnt will raise
excellent fruit and do It regularly.
At every national and international
exposition where the Cove cherry hai
been exhibited first prices have been
awarded. Loving cups and badges of
honor are very common among the
Cove people. They know when they
pnt up an exhibit that the other fol
low must produce something extraor
dinary if the prize does not go to
Cove.
It will do everyone good to go to
Cove Friday. It will make you young
er In spirits, feci better toward your
neighbor and refresh your recollec
tion of the days when celebrations
were held just for the purpose of pro
moting good fellowship.
MACKET AMD LILLY
Relative to the action of the eoun
cfl In granting two more liquor 11-
LA GRANDE TO
I I 11m
censes, the Evening Observer U
pleased to ata!3 that records of the
meeting at which 'the llc-iiss were
granted shows that Councilman Lilly
and Councilman JIarkey voted against
Increasing the number of licenses
from eight to ten.
This Is decidedly to tbe credit and
good Judgment of these gentlemen
and shows they were alert to the sit
uation and not carried, away by the
addition of $2,000 a year to the city's
revenue.
One strange feature of Ordinance
No. 608. Series 1912. which amended
Ordinance No. 495. series 1910 and op
ened tbe way for two more licenses Is
that an emergency clause was affixed
Mackev and Lilly not only voted
against the passage of the ordinance
but they voted against the emergency
clause also.
Just how the "peace, health and
safety, etc." of the people of La
Grande could be affected by not hav
ing ten liquor licenses instead of eight
Is more than can be well understood.
but nevertheless the records show
that an emergency clause was attach.
ed to the ordinance. Why the rush?
Why the Intense desire to do the busi
es s up In a hurry? On a question
that Is generally considered Import
ant to the community would It not
have been well to take the usual rou
tine of passing the ordinance so that
some discussion could have been had
and the people entered Into the mat
ter? We wish to Impress once more that
Mr. Mackcy and Mr. Lilly voted
against the ordinance, and In so do
ing we believe they reflected the sen
timent of a large majority of the vot
ers of this city. ,
A Whole Window Full of 25 Cent Ribbon
On Sale at 12J Gents a yard
ALL COLORS ALL WIDTHS ALL PATTERNS. SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW TODAY.
WEST'S HALF PRICE SALE
NOW IN FULL SWAY AN UNEQUALLED OPPORTUNITY
HALF PRICE HALF PRICE LADIES' COATS WOOL DRESSES
Sale of entire new line of Sale of entire new line of HALF PRICE HALF PRICE 1
LADIES' SUITS DRESS SKIRTS Sale of entire new line of Sale of entire line of new
HALF PRICE SALE ON All MILLINERY
GAGE PATTERN HATS TAILORED HATS DRESS HATS.
OVERTAXED.
Hundreds of La Grande Readers Know
What It Means.
The kidneys are overtaxed;
Have too much to do.
They tell about It In many aches
and pains
BackAche, dizziness, headache.
Early jiymptoms of kidney Ills,
frlnary troubles, dropsy, B dent's
disease follow.
The statement below shows vou a
relable remedy, for kidney Ills.
C. S. Howard, 1614 W. Webb St..
Pendleton, Oregon, says: "For flf-
SALE OF MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING CONTINUED
You save exactly one-fourth the price on any suit in our entire line of men's and boys' high grade clothing
You do the figuring See what you save.
WEST. THEsSTY
ble from a dull pain through the
teen years $ had a great deal of trou
frequent passages of the kidney sel
cretions. After several well known
ness under my shoulders. I was un
able to lie comfortably on my back
and I was troubled a great deal by too
MCLUDINQ
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FARES
OIRECr
19 PARK
JUST THE PLACE TO SPEND
TOlfB
VACATION
SUMMER SEASON
June 1st to Sept. 15th.
Send for Descriptive Booklet
Pnw.
THE WALLOWA LAKE ABUSE
BE JIT CO,
JOSEPH, OBE.
small of my back and left side and remedies had failed to help me, I took
uunug mo iiubi car moio was umuu- j uoan's Kidney Pills and they relieved
all my trouble. I am grateful to
this remedy for its good work."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for tbe United
States.
Remember the name Ooan's and
take no other.
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Watch
Arcade
Theatre
OOHKIME&
CJtiwrOio a (iuwrouD
IK TACDEVILLE
STX BI9 IICTI'KfS, IK1LLD.
IHQ mjOiK HOiLKASlIJMl
rrmaaau
Waltbaui, Elgin, Hamilton, Illinois, Rockford, South
lieud m Ladies' and Gents' sizes carried in stock.
There is no use of von srmdirio- otQT, ,t.
.... . . 'n """J vi a nottu a
we will duplicate anv TC.asfrprn
your guarantee is at home.
For the next 10 days we will sell vou a Waltham or
JJilgin 18 size in a dust proof uickel case $6.50
Siegrist & Co.
The Largest Jewelry Store in
Eastern Oregon
Busby's Minstrels Made a Great Hit
Dusby's minstrels certainly made a
hit with the Klamath Falls people last
nignt. .......
Every member of Busby's minstrels
proved to be an" artist Their sonn
were tbe original old nejrro sonu of
the south as well as the very latest
and bet on the taudevllle ataze of
today. Effle Moore's atnrint was trn-
Ical of the old-time southern colored
girl while the performance waa the
best minstrel work ever seen In thia
city. The cakewaiktng and dancing
was excellent, in fact the entire show
was not only good but waa clean fm
start to finish, there not being any-
tning mat smacked of rowdvlsm r
what would be called out of ninn k.
the most critical audience. Klamath j
Falls Northwestern.
At La Grande Wednesday, July 24.
' SOTICE.
$ All merchants are requested S
to close their places of business
3 on Friday, July 19th, and attend 4
the annual cherry fair at Cove.
LA GRANDE COMMERCIAL.
CLUB.
Birth Record.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. 3. Glvens
of Connordale .a son, July 17.
SUMMARY. '
Earned runs. Palmer Mill 3; two
bast hits, Dlckerson. Free? thi-a.
tbase hits, Stange, E. Johnson, A. John
ison; first on balls: off Meyers 1. off
i Staage 2. off Frees 2; struck ont; by
, Frees 5, Stange 2; wild pitch. Stange:
, first base on errors. Palmer arm 1
Bankers 1; passed ball- Bankers; stol
en Uses, Fife, Bell (3), Gibson, A.
Johnson (2). Claycombe (2); sacrifice
nits, none, umpire. Irwin.
MILLERS BEAT BANKERS
(Continued from cage 3)
Staff lei lb V .2
Meyers, p 1
Stange, p
Wenzel, If "... 2
Bosse, 3b 2
Zurbrlck, 2b .......2
Williams, cf .'. ...... 1
Zundell, ss 0
0 j?'
0 0
14 " 211 5 6
Nome Beautifying
Paints, wall paper, varnish,
oils, etc.
Phone Red 971. 1708 1-2 6th St.
B. B. NUTTER
bo? 1
"s a . v.;-ifN u
B 11 mi iry iff .. 1
2 out when' game ended.
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Bankers:
Run ....0 0 0 0-4
M1U ,...1 0 0 1-2
Palmer Mill:
Run 6 15 1-13
H,u m 4 2 4 4-14
We are making a spe
cialty of crown and
bridge work for July
and August.
Special
Demonstration
Of
Dependable
Coffee
The Gossard at
$3.50 Is a Real
Corset Bargain
at
Pattison Bros. I
6B0C1BT
The Gossard front lace corset
has always sold at $5, op to
this year.
H Is worth more than $5 to
the woman who appreciates ths
style and solid comfort she en
joys In the Gossard the one
right corset.
The great demand for ths Oos
art has enabled ths makers, by
dosbllng their output, to lower
the price to 13.60, while keep-
P the high quality that has
Bade the Oossard America's su
preme corset
A complete line always 0
"! Price 13.50 to IS.E0.
If yon seed a new corset tele
phone Red 8211.
"S. 0BT. PATTISOir
I DR. STEVENSON