La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1913, Image 8

LA GRANDE EVENINO 0E3EBVEII,
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1913.
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TThea Dealing With.
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Many, orders countermand:
ARGUMENTS PRESENTED TO THE
BUHD
. atwre '; ef tweeiy-tw yean
- ataadlaf whkh should satiafy
: ' :' ED BY. SWEET.
- JURY TODAY.
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that' you will be treated.
Foley
Has Claim of $500 and Mre All .Evidence Heard and Jurors In
Against Caldwell Club, i r, .apect Pipe Line aa a Body. ;V
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CM! when you desire 'anything
in the Jewelry line or are in
seed f glasses.
THE . BEST PITTED OPTI.
CAL PARLORS IN s EAST
XXN OREGON.
T7e : Grind Our
Own
Jj H. PEARE
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Amidst orders that commanded and; ; To gain first hand information aa
counter commanded, Karl King arid to what damage; if any has been done
some ball players the ownership of to fiv owned by J. H. Peare
whom is not precisely known,' left tiiis by tte main ' diteh
-i-'-' i j. x . ...w pipe which runs by the property in
morning for Pendleton and with the ;f . T . . , JlT. i.
departure of the erstwhile Spuds looms rT TT 17' " . "''";
i.- iii.isi.Li r . , ,., , City of La Grande a.-.JL H. Peare
k d a i?i.' "j . it a t case in hand, went to the place this
with P. A. Foley, president of the La . . . , , , . .
Grande club, as the plaintiff. Yes-
' '. to tho court room .thn iMnrnm n.
Spuds were under orders to go to .. . . r 7
rMwu it,.i.it Ja ..sented their argumens.: In: all prob-
wv'kla i -TTC WHies the case, will' go toi the jury
Foley had had a long distance talk .,. , , .' '
ii. ib-iui, olijiA ii .tJ.B-j: this evening when damages will be
. 7 " . determined.
were uruereu tu amy in ia uranae ana
the .. Bucks ordered home. V - At 5:30
both teams were instructed to await
. The city is after a clean
..right ;of 'way through - condemnation
jwoceedingsVsii, ';t
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Tea can now have your
Auto top or seats
Kepaitect at home by one who
an knowa tmw. . Prices very rea
' aamable. -
I t; m; iSHANNON
-l0i ADAMS. "
farther Arrfnr tli! imnnilntv KAfV t " ; -
sent to Pendleton and the" mknage " f f ' ' -"H
l.n.tw w.i M'w.'.w' to-" t"ning expenses have not been met
.v ..u. ..,,!, ...V1,. l;l,lll.J' 1 ..tVl.
1 Can't Keep It Secret. - ; ' ,
r : The splendid work of Chamberlain's
'Tablets is daily becoming more widely
JfaMwn. No such grand remedy for
flbcaaaeh and liver troubles has ever
. kHi known. For sale by all dealers.
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Fifteen
Hundred
Thousand
Clean
P Kitchens
Cidweand-P
. tji. it-''j.I hold; on the situation, t Sweet didn't
noon. By-laws of the club provide fmml' the telephone as
that any town takes over a franchise to. what he, would do in the matter,
must meet all obligations of the for-1 A . . V A Aiiv
meclub. By virtu? of thisi probably J t f J
1 ' ' awVniJ ADDITIONAL' PERSONALS
unwHvuuin vug Hittigr uwv ttUU w
hereby, points out Mr. Foley admits 3 V
that the forfeit money with. the.'Tr'i-v'J'v i'
state is to pay salaries Just as Foley 'H" ':;" "i',4i:':' ivfef!,,. '
nas contended, all the while, he has Judge Crawford 1 returned home
iiuimuue pmmwno is going to pay from Portland this morning,
for the suits, bats, masks and other.- -vv, 'in''k
paraphernalia , and; . likewise training . j'1 -a '. . f w ! ;. i --r
expenses. AU told this amounts to Jay Millering who has been attend
more than $500 and if the people of ing O. A. Cv arrives home this morn
Idaho don't pay without law suit, then ing. j. .n
the lawsuit . will ' come. It is pre- ''. .. ".v; ''?'..'. ..?' ,"
eminently Tight that somebody reim,' : ' Mrs- J- H- Keeney and son returned
burse the' La Grande club for . the home from Portland last night, after
paraphernalia and the by laws pro- an extended visit. .j, . ,
Mrs. M. K. Hall and daughters re
turned home from Portland last ev
ening.'
: Miss Mar jorie Silverton who has
been attending Reed College in Port
j land, arrived home this morning. - :
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At this time of spring suit buying, "Don't Go It Blind"--don't
rush into the first clothing store you come to. and
lay down your $12, $15 or $20 and take a suit just be- j
cause the salesman says itV"eheap,? at the price, etc
Open your eyes a bit and look around, and perhaps you
will be surprised ; to learn m hat your money will buy if
you go to the right store-that's it-r"right store." :
' '.We want to be put to. the test. We want our clothes
compared with other kinds for, when this is done, we : j
always make a sale.
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25 Per Cent Off on All Men's Suits
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Litethi. 1,500.000
home are equipped
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; F. Li Myers, cashier of the La
Grande National returned home this
morning from Portland. ")
Miss Verha Slatterly of Portland
. arrived today to be a guest with Miss
,Mary Penington for a few days.
RESURVEY COMMENCES."
Crew Departs for Beaver Creek
Work , Toward La Grande.
to
FRENCH .& SGRANTON
4 THE LEADING CLOTHIERS
La Grande . ; - - - - Oregon
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.
til Cook-stove
and wherevef there i a NEW PERFECTION you find a clean ki'fcfcw
and a contented housewife. ' v
Sha hat no coal or wood to lug; no tool or ashe to dirty up the houte.
The NEW PERFECTION burn.
. oil, the cleanest, most econom
ical fuel. It gives any desired
heat; cooks anything cookable.
If you want light work and a
clean kitchen ask your dealer for
a Nca Perfection Coolf Slovt.
For Bei Results Ws Recommead
ft" PEARL or EOCENE
OIL
Sold in bulk
and coioi 1
PORTLAND
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SAN FRANCISCO
Eesurvey of the Beaver Creek pipe
line right of way, ordered to correct
' existing errors, is to be commenced at ;
once and a crew or engineers and
chairimas left this morning- for the
intake at Ijflfcve creek The gurvSy
is to work towdfd wJwii and will fe
quire several days td Complete1. Those
who will make the survey tire: Ehgi
neer Billings and Chainmdfl ' Stanley
Carpy and Sax Bruce.
Notice is herby given tnlt sealed
bids will be received Up to 7:80 o clock
p. m. of July 15, 1913, by the District
School Board of .School District No
One, (La Grande) Union County, Ore
gon, for furnishing said district with
- 63 No. 6 single school desks. , ; "
63 No. 5 single school desks. ; .
126 No. 4 single school desks.
' 84 No. 3 single school desks. ';.
: 9 No. 6 single rears. -. ,
; 9 No. 5 single rears.
18 No. 4 single rears. .' .
12 No. 3 single, rears. ' ;
8 Teachers' desks,
s All of said furniture to be deliver
ed F. 0. B. car La Grande, Oregon on
or before Atigueat 25nl913VBids to
be left with school clerk. Board re-1'
bci vca wic iigiii. iu icjccb any . wr uu
likely to become public charges. The
moo fication is against unrestrained
admission of Hindus and Malays, sev
eral thousand i of whom are in the
Philippines and Hawaii. '
' i Melbourne Cabinet Quits;
Melbourne, : June 20.- The cabinet
headed by Andrew Fisher, premTSK-
als at the last election obtained a ma
joiity of one' in the house of represen
tatives over the labor party. ;!.f
Birth Record. . V5'
. oBrn to Mr. and Mr3. J. J. Nunn.
June 20, a 7 3-4 pound son. J
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Drugs that
you know are right
Mrs. Wallace Coming. ..V
i; After a delay inadvertently result
ing, Mrs. Wallace the 'W. C. T. U
lecturer, will be in La Grande Sun
day and will conduct lectures morning
afternoon and evening. Details of
the meeting will be announced in the
church columns tomorrow,
I bids and to chance above nnmViPrR
By order of District School Board.
w V ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS,
6-21 to 7-3 - s '- , School Clerk
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ImmigfrtfloH laws Stricter. ;
WashingWnV 3un4 On recom
mendation of f he Comm'iffs'ianer Gen
eral' of Immigf'tfiioh Cam'iriettl,' s an
Amendment to regWafions is dn' f ite ln I
Li.e ucitrtuieni. 01 moor aoTnorizing
immi'grtion official" at mainland"
ports, to' reject aliens doming from
insular possessions unless' it should
appear at the time of efftry they are
not members' of excluded classes ' oi
- ; Every item that leaves oUr" Swire is guafalltead. This guaran
: tee is as broad as a customer may tWsh to interpret it. On our
part it means that we insure absolute satisfaction."' ' V I
If a customer is not satisfied in every particular we want tofn
know it, because he is entitled to entire satisfaction.
' We are ready to take back goods, refund money or do any
thing else necessary to show that our guarantee is a vilid one and
; that ( represents a straightforward policy that we enforce' in every
department of our business. ;. ' ,' . . . ,
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AT A GREAT EXPENSE
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ROSE
tivalJ
Will Be Shown at the ARCADE THEATRE TODAY
June 20th. 'Admiraini 1 0r
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