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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1907)
PHYSICIANS Q. L BIGQERS M. D, Physician and Suroior Office Ralston Bid. oyer J.M.Beiry's store Offict Phone Black Residence Phona Red 1521 1001 'J. H. HUBBARD, M. D., Physician and Suroeon Office in new Bank Building, Rooms 21- 20. Phone, Res. Main 89, office, Main 79. IA GRANDE MEET DEFEAT AT BAKER CITY DR. A. L. RICHARDSON Physician and Suroion Office over Hill's Druo Stnr.. Office Phone 1562 Residence Main 65 N. MOLITOR M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON Cor. Adams Avenue and Dsnnt St Office Main 69 Residence Main 68 BACON Sl Hau. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS umce in Foley Building, Phone Main 1 9 C T. Bacon residence, Main 1 8 M, K. Hall residence, Main 62 DR. F. E. MOORE DR. H. C. P. MOORE Osteopathic Physicians Kirksv:lle Graduates, under Founder Office Sommer Building Phones: Office Msin 68; Res. Main 64 J. (Observer Special) Baker City, Feb. 16 The girls" from La Grande went down in easv da feat to the local team on the Baker City court last nicht. At the sound of the whistle the Baker girls went at it with a Whirl and comnlatalv nntnl.vut thm visitors. When the half ended thev had scored four field goals but missed the two or three attempts at a free throw. Nothing daunted by the score of eicht to nothing with the bis end aaainst them. the La Grande girls went at it with in creased determination. The Balcer oirls duplicated their olavms of the first half. for before the game was over, four more goals nad been thrown. HaF.H. Mr.Mitrratf fnr thm viifnrt land- team ed one and the only field goal before the ! whistle blew, thus making the final score sixteen to two in Baker's favor. Both teams had several free throws hut missed them all. The visitors made an excellent showing in view of the fact that this was their first same this vear, ar.d with the exception of Miss McMurray all were playing their first game. At the close of the game, the local girls arranged for a skating party where the contestants mst on mure anrcable terms. Tne La Grand) team was enertained here today and will retu-n to their home tonight. J SOCIETY DEIMA5 DISCOVERED FACTS Continued From Page 1 J. Lfc rtVRE, B. L. PHB. M. U Physician and Suroeon Calls answered Day or Night Summerv:lle, Oregon The direct etamination will continue along imei k prove i naw s insanity. to her husband accompanied by Delmas nan.ed as co-respondent. Evelyn always maintained that she was named without cause. Delmas wanted to know all about it. Soon after tha As a result of a conference between v-uiiiaa for tha !:fs:f Hr'V i naw, it has been decided that Evelyn will be the,first witness called next Mon day morning when the court convenes. F. Moormbister A. M. M. D. Physician and Surgeon tSxltonZZr?"?"? - ....1 true, buv feinaineu late SUROERY AND DISEASES OP WOMEN.) Office New Bank Building. Phone Main 91 Residence Red 1712. Calls Answered Day and Night H.Volp. A. M. M. D. Physician and Suhoioh Office Corps Building. Phone Main 80. cans Answered Day and Night UNION HOSPITAL phone black 6 8 1 Patients received at any time. Inquiries aooui rooms piease address to DR. H. VOLP. Come Buildino DR. F. MOORMEISTER New Bank Bldg Authorized Agent for the sale of Hospital vibi ungates is MR. J. A. MATOTT this afternoon in conference with Thaw and hie wife. It is stated that Delmas fears surprises when District Attnm.v Jerome begins to cross examine the girl. At the conference todav the immrLmc. or keeping nothing from the attorneys was emphasized. Another lecital of h.r life is possible arising from the Lederer incident. This is attributed to Abel Hum. mel, who in retaliation for the testimony! Evelyn gave aeainst him. has h.n in conference with Jerome. DESIRES PfRMANf NT PEACE (Scrlppa News Association) Berlin, Feb. 16. Chancellor Von Bue- low is outlining the policy of the govern ment following the election gave out his first interview today. The statement is entirely incorrect to suoDose that as a result of the elections the tendency will be for an aggressive foreian ooliev. The Em- n.mr favors no war like tendency, as the Foreign nations presume. He desires per manent peace. The Question placed before the elector ate was to retain or abandon the German Southwest possession in Africa, the re lation of which the country holds not as an aggressive imperialism. TRUSTT If AVES JAIL (Observer Special) Baker City, Feb. 16-Sam White, a trusiy in the county jail here, servino - - ' sentence for absconding with Hotel Saga more money, has taken leave of his cell with ten months yet to serve. Effoite nr. being made to recapture the former hotel clerk. LATE Jtm py ARRIVALS NOW ONJ EXHIBITION ATTORNEYS H. T, vV iluams A. C. Williams WILLIAMS BROS ATTORNEYS-AT-LA Office in Ralston Building - Grande. Oregon ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS L A. PICKLER Civil, Minino. Irrioation Enoineerino AND SURVEYINO Estimates. Plans, and Specifi cations. Office in Bohnenkamp' Bui'ding. Grands, Orroon J. H. PEARE. La Grande's Leading .eweler and Optician Opposite U. S. Land Office FINEST STOCK Of DEPENDABLE JFWFI ry in titv abstract's J. R OLIVER HBRTRACTS OK TlTLE. FiHE INSURANCE Office in Senior Building Li Goando, Oregon. IE,ThiS I TIME AND DOLLARS I aTTT-rrnrt am The second oartv to be aiven by the Methodist Glee Club, occured last evening f tha Mr Mam A rlrich home. With Miss Mertie A Id rich and Mrs. James Ire land tha hostesses. The decoration sr.ham. was sncrffafifciva nf St Valentine's day. for in the reception room and parlor were criss-crossed strings or red nearis, and bouquets of red carnations. From the ceiling of the hall, hearts of the same color were dangling. In the dining room the color scheme was varied, pink hearts and smiiax being the colors used. To defferentiate the strings of hearts in this room from the other rooms, the strings were fastened in the center of the room and hung in graceful curves to the four corners of the table. Under this pyra- I mid of smiiax and hearts, Miss Mabel Williams served love cakes and coffee. In another corner Miss .Floy Masses supervised over the sherry frapee bowl. A nqvel scheme of amusement - was in troduced by the hostesses. The euests. on a piece o,' paper, told cf their personal charms without disclosing their identity or sex. After the papers had been laid on the auctioneer's table, F. B. Currev took the stand and commenced a whole sale of personal charms. From five dollars up to one hundred and fifty dollars varied the bids for the charms as shouted by the auctioneer. When some one of tha guests heard of charms that pleased him he would bid to the extent of his cash ac count But alas! many a man, and woman too, were disappointed to find that they had wasted their fortune on ona of their own sex. Prizes for the highest hid on chirms were awarded to Mrs. C. S Williams and Mr. Pinkerton. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Williams n.r, r Cleaver and Miss Mabel William. .,, several beautiful solos and duets. Miss tiusn favored the euests with a n,M soio. AS a fitting close to the dalishtfnl evening's entertainment, the guests gath ered aoout the piano and tang old familiar college songs. STANDARD COMMERCIAL COLLEGE: SUMMER BUILDING i M. M. Slattery, Principal. La Grande, Oregon Complete Shorthand, Typewriting, and Business Course - Si rn u ncTc hit iiirTnnrmnr i,r..A. S weiri.iL.ni ipi.3ikuv,IUK3. KCA3UINABLC TERMS e Day and night session Enroll now The High FiV Clllh was enttf -kin A J lastTuesday afternoon by Mrs. A. Buck ley. Prizes were won hyMesdames Pat arson and J. E. Foley. Mesdames Turner Oliverand N. Mni.r last evaniiur entertained tha c,; Kaffee Klatch at the home of the former with a very orettv St. Valentin. The home was tastilv dacnrat.H n;k hearts and other schemes, all of whir.h were in keeping with the nature of tha event About thirty guests including a few specially invited ones, en.'oyed the de- igmrui evening. Pride of Grande Rondel The product qf the Imbler flouring mill situated in the very heart of the best wheat land in Grande Ronde valley, consequently the best flour. A trial will convince you of its euperority. Ineiston having your order filled with this brand or the "Patent" from this same mill. For salt by all first class dealers. Don't submit to any substitution. m Pride of Grande Ronde WATCH US GROWl B. CAUTUORN PtNTIST O.llce over Hill's Drug Store Gh",os- Oreoc VETERINARY SURGEONS DR. P. A. CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON Oftice at Hill's DrugSto.e. La Grande Ot Residence Phone Red, 701 Office. Phone 1361 Farmer Line 68 NURSrS MISS ANNA C CARLSON NURSE Phonr Fakm 19 2x4 ARCHITECTS ROBERT MILLER ARCHITECT New La Grande National Bank Building Independent Phone No. 5 HOW TO AVOID PNEUMONIA We have never heard of a single in state of a cold resulting in pneumonia or other lung trouble when Foley's Honey and Tar has been taken. It not only store lunC.U8J b,"5 he'S, and lengthens the lungs. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and refuse any substitute offered. Dr C J. bishop of Agnew. Mich., writes' 1 Mr?01"" H.nty "nd T"""'ee very sovore cases of pneumonia with S3od Jesuits in every case." Saud by advertising in the Obserier want ad columns A small classified ad will bring back what you have lost, will find the owner for what you have found, anri u,;n : brfng buyers for anything you have for sale with very uuie cost to you Investigation solicited. Observer Classified Columns will bring Sure Results. SCHILLING SCHMIDT James -chillinc and Mi Rft Anna U Schmidt were united in marriaoa hl morning by Justice of the Peace Hough. I he groom is woll known in thi. rt and valley, having lived here almost jcon tinually. He has a laree cirr.l. quaintancesand friends The bride too u daughter of tnis vallev.hiiino n,:,. home here. She has j MiLi'itaio friends here. Mr. a-d Mrs. SP.i..iii ...;n be at home on a ranci abo'jt .in. uth of the city LOST Female F x "err. Ritter's stua.o Ld 0 rjward. R J'urn to 'J rec ;ive I 0 A Phased Customers v The First Week 17ft Pleased Customers ' v The Second ttnk OA Pleased Customers ThefhnaWeek CHERRY'S EW LAUMDRYl a iiwiJD ii a n en a r;j r wianuc, wregon. : j ! ! tv Into each life seme s-jrr.iw n ust fdil Wise people djn't sit don nj s,wl' umy tools suicide or take -o l!',,u,f bin;, rt peopie take iocy Moun'am' Tea -Newlin DriUG Company. CITY BREWERY JUUS ROESCH. Proprietor. srxTi e e e j STRICT ATTENTION is given to orders snH h,-. Si "C'-rilSmHAtA I vexations, delays due to m,,mH,. fefNtvwTwelfR . t 1 STRICT ATTENTION is given to orders and there are no vexations, delays due to misunder standings. Each patron gets prec sley what he calls for and as far as possible all littleiindividual tastes a-e considered. There is no be'.ttr popular priced, restaurant within many miles The food is excellent and well pre pared and is pix heiore the guest in an appet zinj way. THE MODEL RHSTAUKA J. A.Arbuckle;Proprietor e iff Jg?' ! : The advantages to be gained by purchasing your groceries here you wouldn't hesitate a minute about deciding that this is thi store to be favored with your patronage. We carry only the best groceries obtainable and everything purchased nere can be depended upon as being fresh. Try us and see how well we ran tnl "ic tare ot your wants. Try our Utah honey. PHONE MAIN 46 QEbDE Bf?2 NORTH FIR STREET Largest Brewing Plant in Eastern Oregon Ask for La GrandeBeer ;and get the Best LA GRANDE BEER ISMLADE IN LA GRANDE AND SHOULD HAVE THE PREFERENCE X HHt1tt,l)m 0 LUMBER RETAILED ATnf WHOLESALE PRICES Better Lumbcrand Cheaper than is sold in La Grande, We deliver it to your building Grande Ronde Lumber PERRY, OREGON. Co IV- i t J "1-stSsS,.l 1
