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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1914)
SEES ASTORIA SI GfiEAT CITY JSJOCXt MAN PREDICTS RAPID UROWTH HEREAFTER. gether with its sister city across the bay will make relative greater strides than most of the coast cities includ ing Portlands -v . ; . The dairy business will, by reason of an eastern market grow with leaps and bounds. Elevators will be n "SPRINGS' POET BUB- 3 BLING FORTH. . . . Hot Lake Springs, Jan. 3 (Spec ial.) Hot Lake Springs has had this m i i . i i t Rirtles Third Annual bm "IKtetlsnd Will Be Digging Channel While Coast fiUes Ship." : jcpeaking of activities on the coast, vt 'lixf Qranfie man who is interested &ekw, draws .thi comparison: afta - London. Times devoted ' 54 J consequence, v Oregon is Tarn to hoostim? the Westnrn nf-. The globe ttotter will not built , to handle the wneat crops or week a eunterpart 0f the biblical ; uregon, wasningwn aim unvtory or the three wise men who trav Mills will make it their home, lum-, eled to Bethlehem to see the newborn berlng will take on a hew spurt, for 'King. The Springs has had three it will offer shipping facilities for"wlse" bu two ' of them were , , - - 'women, who crossed the "lake" in a export right at the factory. jskiff.. t0 se9 the Kirig." ' They, how- Take it which everyway you will,eVer had no time for adoration, for Warrenton and Astoria are destined i"E. A." was at the depot waiting , 'to be shipping points of no mean for the 6ming train, for Portland, , 1 u eonequence. Oregon is favored. I A;ross the "Le" it was a case of j You no doubt heard of those wonderful one lot of coats" that sold up to $25.00 at this sale - - $4.95 have to af Worth America r the opening of the Panama . - going to cause a rebirth of American' jxaiinerc -tend of English commerce .vm.wll. JNearly every citizen of this " wtction 6f'ihe country has been dream ing? on this phenomenal change in ' Hang and would decry any other oats. He did not like the work, but I J They figure that ( make a -journey across the continent it wag pre8t.on" him. -- The "Cum-lj 'anarna Canal is.to board a fast ship, for they will be ming'"of the "Wise" ones was not,i waiting for at the mouth of the Co-(however, for the purpose of worship,'! lumbia, to take him to the Orient or ther the allegation of "Payne," i J tn waters or tna wnrine-n neinor usea ; If You Want a Suit, Head These Prices $25.0t Suits :. - $ 35.00 Suits '. 12.75 45.00 Suits : 18.75 In almost ' the to cross the same to New York ---I .- o -, ernes. utners came on tne aaine plains. ' l" ' i train. Most of them walked, but'S Eastern merchandise will unload at 1" Van-ran" ' until she stumbled, and the docks of Warrenton and. Astoria - w is for their healing Ant curative nron- I srreat'.. would have had & bad fall, had shejt the only wrangle there (s b t. waiting freight train, for distal-I " " the snow lr and "Ha I"! ! thw word war of seeking advantage ition to towns as far as Cheyenne. atmoflnv.Br(, - nlimKBr n fiia f I Jtr..L f stx t 3 many uuuca aaii$ t;vt7XMi nuuga. CHILDREN'S HOSE. One lot of Hose, regular 25c and 35c grades, to close at 12c , PURS, 1 Furs that are not old, but this season's - latest styles, One-half Price . ' 1 " NECKWEAR. All Jabots, Collars, Collai and Cuff Sets, One-half Price, " ss 'tht one between the cities on the "Bt 'Portland has been putting Wg' fight for the last ten years i var aaare to attract commerce its way -Til apte of the fact that there are ' "Other cities on the coast which will vadfhout -doubt 'get an increased share alTtt hy Teason of the fact that har- -Br facilities'' favor them. Astoria smi Warrenton are going to be har anf canisequence, If James Hill , . TuA done nothing' more than to say irifli-certainty that he would build m Terminal to Astoria, it would be 46 making of that city, for when -49b great empire builder says he will thing It is about certain, fhat he Jws made up his mihd to do it. He " tSm known as a man ot caution and of - Jew words, and much action. , His lines " laminate At "the mouth of the Co-1 VTmnbia and that is the biggest factor! la favor of coast cities. - For when Portland will, by reason of her great volume of business make an everlasting fight for trade and will secure the" appropriation to have the channel . dtfg dWef , In time. No one will . begrudge her this because she is topographically situated to take care of a great deal of com merce. But the coast cities have the edge on her as to time and will with out any doubt be prepared to handle freight while Portland is Waiting for the dredgers to begin work. ' " ! i 1 -. ! i ADDITIONAL PERSONALS Some were pure "White" while oth ers were "Broughn." A "Martin" aiid several "Bobbins" were particularly noticeable. " Manager Tap'fl, with his "Burn- sides" met the party at the "Corner" with the exclamation "I gaw-yer get j J off the Carr." He thert welcomed Underwear- DON'T OVERLOOK THIS LINE A L WOOL, SILK AND WOOL. X'f 0 iUU iUTXUJM, la i AUT JliVJiittXTlllflU AT JKJUJLI U UJSil JJtiUJb, iij SORTMENT TO CHOOSE FROM. them to the "House of Elimination." - Just at this moment some one in-'! formed the doctor, who is also agefft for the O.-W. R. & N. Co., that hoboes were tearing up the track. "Never mind," he said, "Frank-el bring the Rails-back, then III have Mel-gard them from further depredations." I'll just "Ad-e-line", because "Will is" here, then quit. "A few of those $5.75 Dres&& left" I. R. Snook went to Cove this noon on business connected with the impend the winter. Snook Bros. Produce company. and ner'La Grande with relatives. They will go to Portland and from there to Honolulu wher they will Ladies' Ready-to-Wear W. F. Hendricks of La Grande, ntommcs to1 getting an appropriation went to Telocaset and North Powder t-eepen the channel from the bar this morning, on business to Portland things will be considered blS gine several dRya- Hton -"any government or party of tcniomit themselves to a policy and came to the Walla Walla country some 40 years ago.. Four children survive her. ' The following are stopping at the jn thj city five Weeks ago: I. J. Williamson of Portland, who is in the citv buvincr horses left todav for Hot Lake where he will spend the 3nyy hotel: J. Jensen, Sadie Lpgue; He will afternoon. He is a frequent buyer I ltav ularK- Alice . Mcuinnis, t. 1. in. this section and anticipates get- Booth.'T. G. King, Mrs. J. A. Parrott, . ting some fine horses from this- sec Carr, undertakers',, shipped the re mains1 to Logan, Utah, wnere they will be interred vby the side of the , little one's mother who passed away Mrs. Robbs and children who "have I i,ion 4 .: . ., y been living on the Commonwealth rtVut means ttie expenditure of mil- rnngh -ust B0,d by N K. West, ar- "' .Btms .-of money for" no immediately rjved in the city ' this morning to ' nsle purpose. ' . spend the winter. . ., ' ' TRrne, Portland by reason of her size . ; , . standing of the parish to. the mem- ' wnd industrial activities will come into Mrs. Cecil was in the city to visit rs yesterday, according to which VWm. nVnniniy A " Rut. t.h nnl h with her son who has been in the J. Share, Ben Rosenkrantz, Walla Walla;' J. E. DeLong and wife; Cove; H. F. Tyler, Joseph; J. J. and Peter, ,. A' . .. Williamson, Portland; J. E. Foss, .Father Dr.scoU went to Baker this Pbrtland. Doc. wheeler, Portland; noon to make his annual report to Frank Mat8Udei Portland; P. H. Han me uisiiuu. ne reau uia luiunciai. the congregation is nearing the day racFi, Condon. ; The following are registered at the ,a wnn tier son wno nas oeen m me - - - - sommer: U. rJ. Williams and wue, hospital for, some 28 days suffering b ... . . . " , Portland; H. M. Lewis, Canlon, S. D. with . appendicitis and other compli- Motsat open to tho commerce of the ' . , r begin. vwom ana Mi.ppera win . ay m.a.u cations. Sho atateg that he is now 'hChehr bottoms on a shallow channel, beginning to improve, -rohan they can pick up great quanti- . f fits of freight at Astoria. " There F. Sinclair and A. E. Olsen left H. Galloway, Kalispel, Mnot.; H. H. Schwartz and wife, Portland; C. W. Mrs. Bell White of Joseph, returned Allen. Lostine: L. F. Allen. Wallowa; this morning from Portland where india Auitf Enterprise; Howard Mor she was in attendance upon her tensen, Perry; H. Mitchall, Portland; -is no getting away from that' fact, morning for San Diego, Cali-. aaugnter-m-iaw Mrs. bam wmte wno j. b. Everett, Seattle; Geo. P. Dow-. .M 1 h. th fomia, where they will begin to travel had been in St. Vincent's hospital for iey Portland; R. S. Morgan, Spo T W !a'd "d udt"e u l, the. state in the interest of Puncture treatment.. Both Mrs. White and her to; E. C. Skiles, Seattle;. S. V. -wcunomic philosophy of the whole gt new invcntion manufactured son and daughter-in-law returned j Dorin, J. H. Skippington, Mrs. E. A. -problem will resolve itself in tavor fo automobilists.. . He claims to with her. ; Rose, L. B. Griffln, Chicago; Edith rf the shipping point most favored have had phenomenal success in the tJty nature to accommodate shipping, eales of this patented device. . " Thl community can have no im-r rraediate concern in the contest for Mrpremacy 1etween these points, we and utah- f ft t Grande this morn Marion Coverdale of Wallowa, pass- M. Bailey, Ontario; James Stewart and wife, C. M. Huntington; D.- B. ed through La Grande today return- W. H. Miller of Salt Lake and his ing from Milton where he attended daughter Mrs. David Cook, of Gar- the funeral of his mother who re cently died at the age of 73 at that fiaz.ard the assertion that Astoria to- jng after spending several weeks in place. She was a native of Illinois Fuller, Portland. Little Babe Dies. ' Little Thomas N. Rogers died yes terday and this morning Henry & Berry Bros. Grocery Sweet' Potatoes,. Celery, Cocoanuts,, 1 Carrots, s Turnips, Parsnips,' Cabbage. , Apples . Grape Fruit -Oranges ' - Bananas Lemons Cauliflower, Phone Main 72T. Uncle Sam's Loan Office Loans Money on J WATCHES, DIAMONDS GOLD, JEWELRY We sell unredeemed pledges less than wholesale price. We sell clothing, shoes, suit cases, gents' furnishings i at very, low prices. .-: till Adams Avc Foley Bldg. REX HALL DANCING ASSEMBLIES Each Saturday ' and Tuesday Clans and Private Lessons Taught Afternoon and Evening By Appointment. Bert M. Sherwood ' Proprietor and In-strnctor.. Hall for rent Wednesday and-.. Thursday nights of each week, except holiday nights and also nights- preceding holidays. Rates, $25 to midnight;' $5.00 per hour after midnight. No decorations can be permitted. PANORAMIC VIEW OF COMMONWEALTH STOC K RANCH, SOLD FOR $61,000,000 TO BAKER MAN. i I I I I f
