Children’s Shoes On Sale Tuesday at Ox Fords
A large lot of children’s shoes offered on Tuesday. Prices cut to values to 1.90 regular. Includes ox brands and sizes for quick pickup.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
8
A large lot of children’s shoes offered on Tuesday. Prices cut to values to 1.90 regular. Includes ox brands and sizes for quick pickup.
Flag day will halt court and public offices as a holiday with public officials idle. Phillips case goes to jury over garnishment dispute involving Mrs. Dobbin and Kiddle Brothers, while Galloway and Todd v Horn and an escheat case proceed on the docket. Dr. W D McMillian returns from a Portland business trip.
J. H. Booth president of the Oregon state board of agriculture spent the morning in La Grande promoting Union county participation in the Salem state fair September 12 to 17. Booth, a Roseburg resident, leads the fair effort and aims to attract abundant Grande Ronde valley farm exhibits for next fall.
The university team arrived today to play and was greeted by a holiday decorated city. Manager Burbank said the visitors did not come aiming to win but to learn from the experience.
Tuesday night program at 8 30 features Girls Quartette Rev Ellis piano solos by Miss Anthony Widlin vocal and piano solos by Mr Green Mr Mansager vocal solo Miss Collier and Mr Bridges with Harriet Bertha and Sadie Young trio Tickets cost 25 and 15 cents.
United States Attorney Sims filed a federal court motion alleging Chicago Transit Company and allied firms violate Interstate Commerce acts. He asks for an injunction to halt operations until compliance with the laws is ensured.
The Campbell Brothers Consolidated Shows will appear June 16 featuring 60 performers, varied entertainment, horses and trained animals, and a menagerie of 80 curiosities. Audience urged to come early and take in all.
Federal appeals court today heard arguments for Arthur P. Heinz in an appeal from a district court verdict convicting him of conspiracy to obstruct justice. The alleged conspiracy centered on mutilating or removing books of the United States Copper Company. The appellate court reversed the district court decision.
Walter Pittman, an American believed to have escaped, is reported prisoner of Madriz at Greytown. He is to be taken to Managua for treason trial. He is accused of blowing up company troops during Nicaraguan efforts to retake the city.
Chattanooga Tenn June 18 Travelers Protective Association hosts hundreds of drummers from across the country for the national convention. An elaborate program has been arranged and the group follows a rapid growth in membership.
In the final year Missouri and Indiana contend for overall leadership roles. The article notes a competitive race with both states vying for top rankings and influence.
Denver in June hosts more than a thousand visitors for the Colorado State Sunday School convention. Prominent clergy and lay leaders will give addresses as sessions run through Thursday evening.
The ladies of N. K. West store spent a pleasant day yesterday at the river for the annual picnic.
Zelma Ruth Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Baker of North La Grande was buried this afternoon at Island City with Rev Frank Gray officiating. The five year old girl was born on her birthday and her death brings deep sorrow to her family and friends.
Reports from numerous fishing parties Sunday say the speckled inhabitants of water are scarce this year, leaving anglers without expected catches and prompting adjustments in plans.
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