WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1913.
GUESTS SEE
CKmcctkM wis tfc Bef,vxxa!
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wrlc t-er aMMt&fad ta ut state, i is.tr Werner. wwk ra imks
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wir me r&jtt&rmg library fcti-j PENDLETON FLAY Eft TO BRING trier No. 7 lTJt
Rnc Watch
CITY EARLY
tea. &ue u4 exijixttd hrw tie rh-.l-
rAACX rJUlK. : i IL C XcEae. mrt a das-
I trirt So. ? r:-S
rmmt the xtxt lair, ta be ef cmtass
lasmtmrast iZ3xV,. ajbl permit tfci
Naczfetoa ef La Graade May Be Sip-! & D. Ffcfcfia. vsrk is n&
Ml t Via Oia gkea. I casrirt Jx i jw
We fawl Mae of the cfciMm
Wn. jCcUrTre. work n jqm '
Jewelry
D-a VLsAur the joong third Um-,
cae a tie Pesdk&oa team, bring,
JU&cy prsoe. He Lu bees fccsght
nei Kx T 14-5
XIXK OCUXX. SIGHT
TEfP TAX Eft.
SEEING
!1
szztemetx or reeem cA exxwradi-
c? fry im White Sosj2ituu P-?GfL5TMtt " rsii
Aitf&mg Delegate.
tint profit or lots. i toe eae ema be
4xuri tor kim, tor, 'Joovgii joirg,' i
. i . - a I
tia d5d has tad wrth it mxA
trjr brae see Jiurrj 1, 1313.
Is Our Spe
Dfgra to tfa aonnal iirart Ep-
liBtieeai Eader lut many ra- h-J
woiriii Lesurnt lautitete wfckfa toetts' team simple fc9ciicesiB arl
r-iwil m I r-,A. tr- .....
lezy-yc who kns teen tee Baefcaroui ia' - wtrt rr:4aji.
AX Jrepf-., eewtsa? tract a larj Urri-' fca5 keeping tuxtntn o! 3 tan
cialty.
t'-ry ef Eastern Oreoo temshUnz t wtxxifwB3. la dr.? tfct- I tCliTtirek t&ZkZatZ tr- ?proTd
..i-t i t-; 13 re nmsjTT raan cojr.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
and
Work
- " V - . wwvco WUW Uii Miff H I : " -J - Va k.
ir ir Tcf -n th CntrmrnaX rUtH mfA. th rM profit t.
the direction ol Seretary Haa:p!irey,f ,n e3rasction jth tt fftaisrfal ac
wm fwt for m kor to tie ipAtA.ennrX cseely wricks Rate:;t r
A half wea auto kt deSeates' S'nar metfeols etsphij'td and ex
cotr.rnsf 2.t the adrace jrJ rf tacrt i0 vitk &iferrst details of th
to trAittw, And mint witi idftcutiij 6pee! fcir will M t it TaEae.
pfrfcd np by trt braitekline train en ' efcJjf wPtit fof tie r.iee prizwf
twxut to ittt.pti Huy, rf wfciaiw! OT XJfe -acroarjiir as is win
alAilt tfte ntr trA Ukzu V BirerxidA exjwnerjce lor ir.vm.
park between 9 tfelaek tA 19 'clack'
thw DVrnin?, Th serrral mile f
pa-ffl t.rtt and the p'jrttor of the
. -city on tise trt were sfcowr b the
:l?ate, and at 10 o'clock wfcen the
vhrtsr eot&'jued their fowroey tt f
wr a mocfe eistfettwajtie jgroup cf
hncrters tor La Oratsde
Th 5rrtitot tki year attraeU
Itor from Umatilla wnrty tioti(rh
that emty U rxot regtilarjy in tht
Ttrfrt. The fire nut extreme east.
and wfc5.ff ttsmXi? f the
4 ate eompriae the Aixf.nct which eom
at Jonph. J. IL Raid of thw
wt- w preatdmt of tHe dixtnet. and
X. C MARIS.
Field Worken Indaxtrtal Faie
50 DlfTEBEyCE.
The Proof Ts Here tbe Sane 1 Ew .
:-. erywfcwre. .
' For those who eK rtft! frcai kid
ny baefcaebe, kl.inrs, Kad-ler
'Ha. Data's Kidney PHZ offer hope cf
relfef and the proof U Itcre In La
Craade, the same as ererywbere. La
Grande people hare used Doaa's aaii
La Grande people reoammead Doan's,
-wer. ot wMi the first deiegratwn. tb Wney remedy used in Aaerfca
The reeerdaiir xecrtriarv. MtM Latita
Thompson, of Union, wa a bio in the
first AzUgztiem and the second vice
lrident. Mil Nellie Johnson, of
John Day, was amor.g Uie (dncials in
the crowd that arrived today.
DEATH NEWS COME.
Conductor Frank Baker Adrised rf H
Father's Death Today.
. The death of Conductor Frank Bak
r father in Sheridan. Wyo at 3:30
this Btnrjtryr, has caused postpone
ment of th Presbyterian lawn v-ia!
imrmmA tor this evening. Word of
t "des, Tvtrhed Mr. Baker thw fore
noon. The deceased was a civil war
veteran and only last Mav ws left- a
-widower by the death of his wife.
There are nne living children of the
Baker family and all were home dur
tne the fatal illness and dwth of Mrs.
Baker but sinre her demise had re
turned to thHr renertive homes. The
dem'we of Mr.' Baker was nnernectedi
and threw the Eaker household into
gloom today. (
Conductor Tfi1t,r will lie una'e to!
attend the funeral services at Sheri
dan.
for n! ty years. Wby saffer? Why
ran the risk of danseroos kfdaey 111
fatal Bright'! disease. Here's La
Grande proof. Investigate It.
Mrs. Isa Triplett, 1307 Jackson At.
It started with a pain fn my back, to
gether with Irregular acnon of my
kidneys. My back got lame and sore,
and for several weeks It was hard for
me to get around. I had heard about
Doan's Kidney Pills and began nM'.ae
them. They gae me good relief from
La Grande, Ore., says: "Aboat a year
ago I had a spell of kidney troable.
the first and soon na me of the troa
ble." For sale j by all dealers. Price S-0
cents. Foster-Milbarn Co., Buffalo
N'ew York, sale agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's ani
! take no othr.
i..!,. -a .... o-j t iac- rjtvm aFsrorea.
tfc-rsr tfce Fj Orrn-.iA-i Ia re ai.5wa vanacs iar1:,
-Beside grzixg a trial in faer;1 arratts er:
a.---rTcl. , l: . ,,r D. W. Soider, $l.;.f; Ma5e
tfe sreeo, Thep-jrcfea-w priM?.51. I?'fl2: M,?-
. -n urA tVi Wfrtbrawrt, Ease Hortjjc, til.M,'
was ft.y ars .,. taa aajtr.t, Vtnu. w - fr...
D--.rj t7. .u: fOte 0!rn. S7J: ilary Weaver.
m receive a telegram from President SlJ J" l9M'' Mri
comtf , road peci-
CoWkey of the Chicazo White Soxl
Zivin? Pendleton permuauw W te? ; kJL f vTw p S IT ?
&ir until a n U ifml t .f for by W. E. Peck et aL Cob-
i . . -
. In re nroowH cofrntv road
COVE PERSONALS.
bis toot. An eriort it itw
f rioT w pr&r,r er;;:
f Eoad ordered opened ttpon paycteiit
by peUtiocrs of one-ia'r expenses.
In. ye application of Miller Bros,
foe- cancellation of taxes. Contin
ued for the term.
In re application cf Jonas Weimer
for cancellation of taxes. Continued
for the term..
T M rnl t t tin nf ' XT T VftHinn
Cove, Jaly 15 (Special) The Easi-i f. a nt fm" nr
ern Oregon fanners met here last Sat- estrays. Application granted,
urday. There was not as large a crowd i In re petition for apoointment of
a was expected bet those who tame Hallgarth as deputy fruit inspec
en joyed themselves. A big dinner was t0r. Petition allowed,
held in the ilaccabee hail at noon and, Ib re application of Pacific Coast
in the afternoon a program was giv-f arehoaae company for warehouse
tTH, " . . , , .fsEd license. ApDlication eranted.
Saturday afternoon lnwti defeated .. in re approval of applications for
Cove in a ame of ba.se baiL The Jfore L. pensions. Warrants ordered
was 3-.?. Sunday there was another 1$ follows
big game when Alkel and Imbler were Mrs q penick. 340.00; Mar-
defeated by Cove.- v Miller. $1750: Mrs. Oreta
Miss lolet Hancock returned toj c Combs. $10.00: Mrs. Eliza CarrolL
her home in, Cove. She has been work
ing . at the Oregon Agricultural col
lege for the past winter.
Mrs. Ella Saunders returned from
Baker Tuesday, where she ha 3 been
since school closed.
Judd Geer was a business visitor in
La Grande Saturday. '
The Boy Scouts spent Thursday
and Friday on the Minam. Robert
Williams tfce assistant scout master
went with them.
Miss Ev; Xeely and Mrs. E. C. P.ees
returned to Mrs. Rees' home in Cove.
Mrs. Rees has been visitinK in Vale
for the past two weeks and Miss Neeiy
came home with her to spend the sum
mer. Gerald WMkenson of La Grande is
Politician Returns, Dazed.
Tacoma. July 15, After wanderino
about all night in the vicinity of the
Wright park, in a dazed condition
George H. StvAngon- a wpII L-nni-r
Politician, who difanneared late Mon-I visiting at r home ol James nunaeu.
Salem. Julv l(5-To the Editor A day, walked into the home of a friend' Robert French and family went to
Among the first things taken up byito,ay- After calling up an attorney Walla Walla Fnvin their car and
Superintendent J. A. Churchill was he walked to the hospital where he returned Sunday. The roads are fine
the work done in the industrial dc- ,g under the case of physicians. Stev- and they mad- the trip each way in
partment In order to get a line (m?nli0n home giving his family the
what is being done in the different j impression he intended to take his owr
counties. Mr. Churchill called a meet-
ing of the county fHinerintjndents who;
were in session Iat week at the state!
house in the capacity of the state!
eieht hours.
j? n t. 4, s trin to Wallowa
Sunday returning the same day.
Last Friday was amateur night at
the electric. The proceeds go to the
Cherry Fair association. Besides the
Kissing Not Harmful.
P,..lln I.. I., in ? I
fcoard of examiners. Each superin- carefully . prepared months lrn. and! moving pictures there was a vocal so.o
Undent reported an increasing inter-j printed in a local publication today bv, H'S1 .M,"er- an '""rumenta!
eit in the movement and in most all f P-nf.?ir Adolph Paskau. of Breslau sol -by. B?3S!e bnte aHd t s2n,b
I avhiUiit f;- v. i i . t ' the following auartet: F. M. Staler
larger and better than last year. from beinr harmful." ..J. th- nrftiS: rs: F-. M- Stotler. Ms. Pease and A.
S10.00: Mrs.
Belle Huntley, $320.
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We will make your watch
keep 1
time. Old jewelry made like new
j Largest Jewelry Store in Eastern
Oregon
SEIGRIST S CO.
La Grande, Ore.
NOTICE TO WATER USEES.
Notice is hereby given that the
Beaver Creek Pipe Line is oat of com
mission, and WATER USEES ARE
NOTIFID;NOT TO IRRIGATE A'l
ALL, and only use the water that is
absolutely necessary, until notified, by
publication in the La Grande Evening
Observer.
l. m. hoyt
. Water Superintendent
Adv. 7-10
Causes of Stomaek Troubles. '
Sedentary habit. lack of oat dooi
exercise, insufficient masticatioii tl j)t
food, constipation, a torpid liver,
ry and anxiety, overeating, partakit
of food and drink not suited to yon
age and occupation. Correct too, -habits
and take Chamberiai-'s Tabtai?
and yoa will soon be well again. Ff
sale by all dealers. .......
ROYAL ANN cherries delivered, 25c !i
per gaL, rhone o. ti. Lhapman. Red
192. AJv. 7-16 tf.
.......
B. B.N UTTER
Furniture
v iivii iii ill. ifi nin 0ii , ... .
The tnt fair ,arA wuh nnvmna B,f .i,r, ....L " A. Antles. Next r nday will also tei
"-c'""1 ucaii, a.i imutimi: nuwi emj nave a reallv beneficial effect
many counties would make collective1 chvsiologically." This pleasing note
county exhibits and h-ytt much space j in the article is based, says the savant
would be rejuired for the juvenile de-j on experiments. He doesn't say if the
Xartrnent, I experiments were personal ones. "Hu-
Aecording to reports from the sup-; manitv has survived ki.ing ton thou
crintendenta we feel confident of a fiand years" the article continues.
UifMti county exhibits and perhaps "and it will survive many more ten j morrow night pleasant, and all that
twice as many district exhibits which, j thounand if the world lasts that loni?. could be expected, has been done tr.
I tne committees in cnarice.
P AiA. Ant!
amateur vght. That night the con
test for Cherry King and Queen -will
close.
Park Dance Plans Ready.
About all that can be done to make
the dancing party at the pavilion to-
Pioneer Day.
The F'ioneer Association of Union
county will hold their annual meeting
at Cove July 23. The exercises will
be during the forenoon.
J. D. SLATER,
.Adv. Secretary.
7-10 tf.
ii is uouniiui it anv one ever con-
I tracted tuberculous through kissing
at leat not in Germany."
Siilh Body Not Found.
WoOfllanH. Wash .Tulu in V frexa
has been found of Mrs." Smith, whose)
husl -nd's body was found on Mount1 fnmpra
'St. hclcns. The search is continuing.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Fortify Wet Indip.
London July 16. An extensive pro
gram of imnrovements of naval sta-
I'or Cuts, Burns and Bruises. lions and defenses in the West Indes
Li every home should be a box of n,v'e o prox,m,ty of the openig
r, , ,. , : . , , . , ' 'f ne Panama canal was unofficially
riwklin s Arnica Salve, ready to apply ( published here today. All the princi
in every case of burns, cuts, wounds ( pal BritiHh harbors in the Caribbean,
-r scalds. J. II. Polanco. Deivalla. was learned today, have alreadv
Tex R No. 2, writes- "Bucklin's Am- ',ePn "'""veyed in order to furnish ma-'i road district No. 1
s.o ,avaA iitio teria' tor comprehensive scheme of, E. I). Kineford, work in road
tea Salve saved mv little girls cu j rt,p whi(.h the admiraty and the district No. 1
foot. No one believed it could be war office are now jointly considering. Georee Cox, work in road dis-
curcd. The world's best salve. Onur Among the recommendations already j trict No. 1
. . . . I 4. ..I I- . . I , I I I
A Good Inrestment.
W. D. Magli, a well known mer-j
chant of Whitemound, Wis., bought ai
stock of Chamberlain'3 medicine so ajj
to be able to supply them to h'13 cus-!
After receiving them he was
himself taken sick and says that one
small bottle of Chamberlains Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy was
worth more to him than the cost of
his entire stock of these medicines.
(Continued from Pa?e .')
Z5c. Recommended by all dmggists. J
DANCE AT
dopted is one for the establishment
of a large coaling and oil-bunking sta
"'n far the exclusive UKe of British
war ships at Castries harbor, St. Lu-
J. W. Patlterson, work in road
district No. 1
F. M. Reynolds, work in road
district No. 1
I Danceland
dC-.L IVT?li. laltv.
K OaiUraay lllgni J Recently the Jamaican a
V, itt rof vnn cnrn'iTnna V. bougnt n large Rite abutting
t. ',. Z: "l.7..., ::7 t bor of Kingston in order to
5 r,KMi i. 0 an extra demand for coaline.
cia. It is likely alio that the plan of;G. W. De Lay, work in road dia-
11 1 -i . , 1 ..... .
me coioniai government, nrepareo sev
eral years ago, for a similar fuel depot
!n Carlisle bay. Barbadoes, but which
was not carried out for lack of funds
will now be undertaken by the admir-
T4 VITFD TO ATTEND.
5f STRICTLY HIGH CLASS.
-4 ... C P. FARRIN, Mgr.
uthoriUe;
the har-
deal with
dockine
or repairing facilities, tl is under-
A stood that the government's fheme
Zt includes also the creation of p. nnvn
W. . hnflA at pAnnintr iKlanrl nn tha Priif ii
side. 1
trict No. 1
A. ri f work in road district
trict No. 1
A. B. Hudelson & Son, supplies
for roads
Otto Lubbes, blacksmithing as
per bill
Forsstrom Bros., supplies for
roads
Henry tc Jarr, cash paid for
freight
Cochran & Cochran, black
smithing as pi bill
W. B. Gassett, Ve chain ....
Buffalo Steam, Roller Co., sup-
75.00
20.00
17.50
7.50
21.25
1.25
15.00
4.65
1.30
8.08
8.41
2.25
3.00
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disappointed
by mold and
fermentation,
if your jellies'
and preserves
are sealed with
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Seals air tight.
Easy' to use.
Absolutely pure.
Guaranteed
under tKe Pure
Food and Drugs
Dealers Everywhere
Standard Oil Company
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j ROLLS AND SCROLLS,
borders and linings everything in tht
. newest designs in Wail Papers a
here in the most artistic patterns aao
most popular colorings. We are show-
ing a particularly handsome line of
parlor and drawing room papers th
- kind that will please the discriminat J
i ing housewife of artistic tastes. Thi j
qualities ar. high but the prices an j
; exceedingly reasc-tiasle.
1708 Sixth St. Pho.u- ftrd S'i
For Sale
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In
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We offer at private sale, Fur-1
niture for five rooms: rues.
shades and lace curtains, Iritch-1
enware. Everything complete j l
for housekeeping. All now and j ',
in perfect condition. Used but !
a short time;
IS
:;j H. G. Tripletti
1703 1-2 Washington Ave.
Phone Black 309L
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Drugs that
i you know are right
1
Every item that leaves our store Is guaranteed. This guar"
tee is as broad as a customer;raay wish to interpret it. 0" our
part it means that we insure absolute satisfaction.
If a customer is not satisfied in every particular we want to
know it, because he is entitled to entire satisfaction.
We are ready to take back goods, refund money or do a"?"
thing else necessary to show hat our guarantee is a valid one and
that is represents a straightforward policy that we enforce in eve
department of our business. '
Newlin Drug Co.
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