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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1906

Page

4

Uncle Tom's Gabin Company to Perform at La Grande

The renowned Uncle Tom's Gabin Company led by John F. Stowe’s troupe returns to La Grande on Thursday May 17 in a mammoth water-proof tent seating two thousand. Twenty players with new scenery and a twenty-strong challenge band under Prof. Hayworth will perform and give a noon concert. Tickets priced 25 and 35 cents.

John F. Stowe la Grande Prof Hayworth

Literary Club Elects Officers at High School

The high school Literary society elected officers for the coming year. Pres Ralph Hanson first vice Frances Massee second vice Elmer Stoddard Sec Be Green Ass’t sec Don Scott Reporter Will Neil Ass’t reporter Carpy Sargent at arms Virgil Bolton Chorister Alberta Hopper. Mr and Mrs Dearlove of Oro Dell displayed the London newspaper The Reading Post from 1733 and a chart showing humanity’s progress to 1721. Both relics were well preserved and likely to last a century more.

Ralph Hanson Frances Massee Elmer Stoddard Be Green Don Scott Will Neil Carpy Sargent At Arms Virgil Bolton Alberta Hopper Dearlove Oro Dell Oiseaver Reading Post London Adam

Think Leader Is Bill Miner in Kamloops Holdups Claim

General Superintendent reports strong belief that the arrested men are involved in the September train robberies led by an older man identified as Bill Miner. Surveillance will be re established as many suspects travel from the United States.

Vancouver Marpole Kamloops Bill Miner

Amendment Defeated In Rate Bill Vote

Scripps News Association reports May 1 6 B Bacon amendment barring senators representatives and federal judges from accepting free passes was defeated. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a cure all claims to make weak people strong at 35 cents per tea or tablet. Newim Drua Co.

Scripps News Association Washington Bacon

Navy to Build 20000 Ton Battleship at New York Yard

The Navy Department construction bureau agrees to build the 20000 ton battleship provided by the Naval Appropriation bill. Based on Connecticut progress, they expect dispatch and low cost with a 48 month timeline and a $10,000,000 price. New York navy yard is deemed the only suitable site with required slip room and cranes. Yard staff welcome continued activity for years.

Seripps News Association Brooklyn N.Y Construction Bureau Navy Department Connecticut New York Navy Yard Navy Yard

Mississippi Press association opens 41st annual meeting

Editors and publishers from across Mississippi attend the May 15 opening of the 41st annual Mississippi Press association gathering in Gulfport. President Robert Lewis of Woodville presides as a program of papers and discussions is set through Friday.

Observer Gulfport Miss Mississippi Press Association Robert Lewis Woodville

Ben Hur Tribe Holds Supreme Session in Crawfordsville

The Supreme sitting of the Tribe of Ben Hur began in Crawfordsville Ind with about 150 delegates present. Reports show a gratifying gain in membership and finances for the year amid a membership of around 100 000 mainly in Indiana and nearby states.

Scripps News Association Crawfordsville Ind Tribe of Ben Hur Indiana

Bills to host Lewiston Normal in Friday high school game

The Bills announce a Friday matchup with Lewiston Normal at 5 50 pm. The prior Sunday defeat is treated as history as the team trains for the fast visiting squad on an extended tour. Children get in for ten cents a special gate incentive.

Bills Lewiston Normal

Soda Fountain Joy Promises Fresh Flavors at Hill’s

Children praise the Soda Fountain offering fresh fruit juice flavors served by clean dispensers. The ad touts Hill’s Soda Fountain as the spot for popular drinks and warns against claims of rheumatism cures from local applications. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is marketed as the only positive rheumatism cure, 55 cents for tea or tablets.

Hill Hollister Rocky Mountain Davo Co

Rescue Hose Company Holds Regular Meeting Tonight

Firemen summon all members to attend the regular meeting of Rescue Hose Company No. 1 this evening.

Treatment of Nervous Diseases by Osteopathy

A discussion of nervous diseases and the osteopathic approach as a rational cure. The text argues that osteopathy treats various nervous ailments by removing obstructions to nerve force and bodily fluids to restore natural body function, noting that deformities need not be visible to cause trouble.

Tin Gan restaurant changes hands amid noodle debut plans

Gim buys Tin Gan restaurant and signals aim to select top noodles and Li Hung na chop suey while inviting readers to call. The notice mentions Mountain Tea for babies, Newwin Drup Co pricing, and a millinery opening at Mrs J R Forests with daily prices from Gage's of Chicago.

Gim Tin Gan

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