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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1908)
PAGE SIX. La Sronde Prof cssional Directory PHYSICIANS. . I BIOOBR8. M. D, IttystcJaa and Surgeon, Office Ralston Building, over 3. U. Sorry Store, file 'Phone Black IIJL ' ' Kesldence 'Phone Red X001. 3. H. HUBBARD. If. O. .;. PhysfeUa ana1 fiurmoo. '" Office) In New Bank Building. Boon 'Phone: Reeldenoe, Main II; Office. Hal Tl. DR. A. U R1CKARDSOM. ; Ptirstclaa and Bargcon. " Office or Hill's Drug Store. , Offlc 'Phone 111. Residence Halo II N. MOUTOR. K. Physician and Burgeon. -Corner Adams Ave. and Depot Bt Office Main II Resldenos Halo II BACON sY HALL. Phvslclan and Burgeons. Offloe I j Grande National Bank Building. 'Phono Main II. . C T. Bacon. Residence, Main 1. M. K. Hall. Residence, Main 12. DR. F. E. MOORS ' .- DR. H. C. P. MOOR Osteopathic Physicians. Klrksvllle Graduates Under Founder Office Summer Building. Phones: Office Main IS; Res. Main 14 C. II. t'PTON, Til. CJ., M. D. PhjrHlcluii and Surgeon. Special attention given to Eye, Ear, Koso and Throat. Office In La a-aiide v'atlonal IUnK Building. Thones Office, Main t; Residence, Muln 12. VETERINARY (iFRGEONS. DR. P. A. CHARLTON, Veterinary tiurgecn. Office at Hill's Drug Sto're, La Grand Resldonc 'Phone Red 701. Offlc Thone Black Ul. Independent Thone II. ; DR. W. H. RILEY. . Graduate Ohio State University Vao elnatlun, Dentistry and Surgery of all kinds. Country calls promptly an wered. Office 1414 Adama Ave. 'Phones, Pa. clflo, Black 1101. Independent, Whit 10. 4 SIEGRIST & CO. JEWELERS AMD Wo wish to caJI your attention to our REPAIR DEPARTMENT We are better prepared than ever to do. first clasa work. If you have a watch that does not give you satisfaction, oring it to us and we will guarantee we can fix it Diamonds reset or mounted in new mount ing is one of our specialties. All our work guaranteed and promptly done. We will save you money SIEGRIST & CO- JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS Complete equipment for a . ruccer Duggy ures. I LA GRANDE IRON WORKS j S D. FITZQERALO, Proprietor ' I Cmpletc Machine Shops -nd Foundry ! .... DENTISTS. C H. CAtTTEOJUi."'. Office over Bill's Drug Store. La Grande - Oregon 3. C PRICE, D. If. D. ' Dentist. ZZ. "Zrz"r -- v.w Building. 'Phone Black till. . La Grande Orecos TEACHER OF MUSIC PROF. E. roaTBn DAT, Prlnelv La Grand Bohool of Muslo t Mrs. Day assistant School oppo lit Foley Hotel. Phcns Red 471. 083 8TELLA D. OLIVER. Teacher of Piano and Harmony. Studio orr J. M. Berry's Store. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. L. A. TICKLER. ' Civil, Mining, Irrigation Engineerta and Surveying. Estimates, plans and specifications Offlc In Bohnenkamp Building. La Grande --- Orego C. IL THORNTON. Architect and Engineer. Surveying, Civil and Structural Engl noerlng. Twenty Tears' Experience. ABSTRACTERS. , J.R. OLIVER. Abstract of Title. Fire Insurance. Office next door to La Grande Na tlonal Bank. La Grande - -, - Oregot ATTORNEYS. Clias. E. Cochran Geo. P. Cociira COCHRAN COCHRAN. Attorneys. La Grande National Bank Building., La Grande - - - . Oregor R. H. LLOYD. Attorney at Law. Practice In all the courts of the State and United States. Elgin ------ Otp icon YIAVL MRS. GRACE McALISTIR. Teacher and Manager. Telephone Farmers 1171. fM OPTICIANS e e resetting and repairing EVETIXG OnSEIlVER, LA GRANDE, AXTI-SALOOX. This space rMongs to the Tern- peranr . force of Union County. . MQCOR INTERESTS OB STRUCT IMPROVEMENTS Enterprises Opposed -Business Boy cotted Laboring Men Intimidated We Have Given Them Years for Reformation We Hs.ve Seen .Enough. The history of the liquor traffic In this county is the history of fawning patronage In times of need, and of brazen effrontery and bosslsm when In power. When city and county offl. clals can be bought op It suits well but If they cannot bv bought ; then threats and punishment are In order. Study your town and see whether the liquor power Is not a party to It self. Republicans and - democrats count for nothing when the question of money and power Is at issue. mow often the Issue has come up this way. The city needed and the taxpayers wanted some Improvement as lights, water, etc. The saloon men were angry because of some enforce ment of law against gambling or Sun day selling. To punish the officials In power they voted and worked against the Improvement. Or, haven't you seen saloons refuse to support a Fourth of July celebra tion unless they were allowed to open gambling for a few days? - A few years ago such a. bluff war offered La Grande business people, but when It was seen that we could celebrate without 'em, they walked up with a donation. The boycott Is a favorite weapon of the saloons. Many business men who know this are koeping quirt, but will voto against license and many others who know It have reached the bolm : where they ar ready to defy an Insti tution that is so tyrannical. Every man who darts stand up and be count ej for the home against the saloon If i marked man. Thank God, not s few are willing to be marked. They lewrve to. be mnrked. They doserve our best encouragement. Laboring men. are attacked In the. ntoanpst way KxeWlent workmen find themselvc? miptrfanttd by Inftrtnr laborers whi p:tt;nlne and vote for suloons. Bunding enterprises nro Miked, and It IN quietly snl.1. "We will wait till after election, arrd If the county goei dry we will not ballrt." Work Is prom ised If saloons remain open, when nr .Mich wwrk Is In the thought of the one who promises. The club is held over Ribor, ."If yon oppose an we will starve you out. Friends. A mrrlpnna shair less than a hundred liquor mer dictate to usT Is 'this worthy out greaf state and nation T N, neverl On June 1 let every cltlxen, trades man, toller, d polar for freedom from Runt and Ruin. Vote: 6 X FOR PROHIBITION. Not Party Prohibition. The fight to colse Union county sa loons nnder our local option law la not a fight for uartv nrohlhitinn. it i movement Including leading demo crats and republicans, and la nnn. partisan. Tliei Former Vok i The country poople are generally on the right side. They have greater liberty than the merchants whose bus iness Is sometimes threatened If they stand up for reforms. Let us urge that a full vote of the farmers Is asked next Monday. Hundreds of men who pay no taxes will vote, many of them against prohibition. The towns get nearly alf the license, but the tax- payers of the county must pay court expenses, poor house expenses, etc. Each farmer vote, 10 X Tor Prohibi tion, will kill the vole of some'fellow who pays no taxes, but wants the sa loons. Rain or shins, farmer, go to the polls, and get your neighbors out. Heal I'jitnle Transfrm Filed In the recorder's office of Union county, Oregon, for week ending May 1, 1908. Furnished hy the La Orande investment company, abstracters: United Ktates to Luthle' Ryder, pat ent; Nli-KEU, KK4 NEV. NE14 PEU. Bee l. Tp, E 8.. R. 40 E. Julius. Roesch to N. K. West, deed: lot 2, block 2. Grsmlv's ,l,mi,.n n. 100. United Rtales to Amelia A. Ctiunlng- hsti, patent: Xr.ii vwu n. t W IW14. and 'H 8E14. Sec 29. Tp 1 B. R 40 E. fitted Btatea to J. W. Cunningham, t OREGON, THCItSDAT MAY 28. 1908 patent; EV4 NE14 and E BE4 Bee 29, Tp 1 S. R 44 E. ' R. B. Dawson to Cecilia B. Monson. deed; lot J, Division "B." New Haven add. $1500. United States to P. August Hug, pat ent; 8W4 Sec 20, Tp UN. R S9 E. John A. Faulk to John Morgan, et al, deed; B NW14 and SW. Seo 34, Tp 4 S, R 40 E. 17000., United States to Ida M. Huffman, patent; W, NE, NE14 OT'14, Sec 29, BE BV Sec 20, Tp 1 S., R 40 E. United State 'to Claude Huffman patent; YT NE4. NEtf NW. Sec 29. SE14 8W!t Sec 20, Tp 1 S, R 40 E. Emma A. Haskell to F. O. Marcel lus, deed; 8EK NW14, NE?4 SW Sec tn, Tp 2, N R 38. E. t"00. James Ollklson to J. E. Gllklson. deedi 8W14 BW Sec 12, and part SEU SEU Sec 11 Tp 6 S, R 18, E. $1000. J- , W. Knowles to David W. Beck, deed; lot 14, Division "B," New Ha ven add. $J87.IJ. Arthur Wallslnger to Samuel Story mi, igt , wlwv IS. 2tcr!!: add to Island City. $50. A. J. Holman to .' Laura Woodell, deed; Ntt 8E. Sec tl, Tp I 8. R It E. tl. ' United States to Martin L. Clark, patent; lots I and 4. and Sft NW Sec 5, Tp 4 S, R $4 E. John R. Cllne to Mary L. Cllne, deed; part NW14 BW, Sec It, Tp 4 S R 40, E. $1. ( James Kennedy, heirs, to Chas. A. Dunn, deed; EVi 8E. Sec 22, SW SWA Sec SJ, Tp t S,.R 28, and NWK Sec 4. Tp 4 8, R $8 E. $1. Wm. Hackett to Oertrude M. Swa ney, deed; lot 1 block 05, Chaplin's add to La Grande. $1. Edw. W. Kammerer, to Gilbert White, deed; lot , block "ZT Ham merer's sub; block X T Z Coggans' 2nd add to La Grande. $760. CONTEST NOTICE. Department of the Interior. U. 5, Land Office, La Grande, Ore., May 19, 1908. Sufficient contest affidavits having been filed In this off'oe by Charles N. Farrhr, ' coi'ttan,, ugnlrt eorvtos- "o!s, the urknow;i ruirs, of Christian -lochguard, .iased, who made horne- . ead entry ,.0. 13718, for SV4 of N V Vi and NE at SYV VJ and NW Vt of 'EVi, Bee. 24. Tp. 2 8., R. 86. E. V t M., oil the 19th day cf July, A. D. 1904, in which afflwlts It Is alleged that iild IT.rlutlun Rechgaard, died on or '.bout September, A. D. 1906, and 'hat at the -tlnw of his death, he left -a widow and that the names and rvs Idence of his heirs are unknown: that -rlor to his death he had wholly ibandoned saUr homostend, and that neither nor nny of the heirs of sal.1 leceassd. have, at any tlme.slnco his death, resided irvon or cultivated any portion of said land, and that he left no last will or testament, the said un known heirs of, said Christian Been gaard are hereby notified to appear respond and offer evidence touching the said allegations at 10 o'clock a. m on 2Stk day of June, A. D. 1908, be fore the register and receiver at the United States land office tn La Grande, Oregon. in contestant having In a proper affidavit filed May 19, 1907. set forth 'acts which show that after due dill enc personal service of this notice cannot be made. It Is hereby ordered and directed that such notlc be given by due and proper publication. .F .C. UR AM WELL, Register. Tlie World's Rest Climate Is not entirely fre from disease, on the high elevations fevers prevail. while on the lower levels malaria Is encountered to a greater or loss ex lent, according to altitude. To over corn cllmat affections, lassitude, malaria, jaundice, biliousness, fever snd ague, and general debility, the most effective remedy Is Electric Bit ters, the great attentive and - blood purifier; the antldot for every form of bodily weakness, nervousness, and Insomnia. Bold under guarantee t th Newlln Drug Co.'a drug store. Price too. Group tUtii .wlili Mwn ntt. of rtip fr. jural ly hkbrwn. no limt hrald b It H n-iiMd 4t m iliMirvaf..! $3sw lilt Chamberlain'A CourCh Remedy hBfrhn.n known n fall In anf cm and (1 lit-, l-s-n Iti M f.tr or.T i ).,. ..f . . P"niledurn. niitsinriia.tit? Ill.rlr-.r. te t.i.e sni r.Mi-.i. no harmful Urnc. Hric. Vcvuiai Un:tlu. WetiuUk Nevtux Ditra co. ., t t Keep the money at home by using LA GRANDE SUGAR Costs no n cie er.d Jist S sweet All dealers. Jou'U Pay 1 - . I WITH TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE 1 S I should be capable of fitting your eyes correctly. I If the Glasses I furnish you do not give absolute satis faction, I stand ready to refund your money : : : : I am here three hundred anil , sixty five davs in thu year to make my assertions J- H- PEARE LCADrXG PI0M:ER JEWELER OVT OF TOWX, Hare Gone to. Tnlnn and Hot Ike Willi CompresMed Air Siacliliie. Bcott It Althelde have taken their compressed air house-cleaning ma chine to Union and Hot Lake, where they have contracts which will occu py their attention for a week, there fore persons desiring their services will remember that they will be out of town all of this week. SCOTT ALTHEIDE. lLlILil VVUKK All kinds of Cement and Concrete work. CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS CEMETERY WORK t No contract too large or f i 100 Sma . T ssn . i Satisfaction Ciiaranfrerl t Z A. L ROBERTS PHONE BLACIf KP9 W . I A a 44r'n , 'na Interest. Every t Pastime Theater 000 feet of moiIng pMure. Two Illustrated songs. Songs by .SHERWOOD WILLIAMS. This bill opens TuesJay snd continues. Complete rbsnee of prosrnm Tndsy. Thursday ,nd Halur. doy. EIGHT PACKS. r.ti.r. iC WW4ti t With Pleasure For vsrv msal vou sat her will bs a combination of onnd food, good cooking and good ser vice. Our restaurant is intend ed for people who appreciate good eating, also for people who like th good thing of lif at a moderate cost If you belong to that class, c;me in and tea wha w can do foi you. The Model Restaurant J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop. W ssli weekly meal tf A JTJ tickets for - 4T.)l good : : : : : : ; Good Pawture. One section of pasture land . three miles from La Grande; plenty of wa ter and shade. Ed Burke, La Grand. Oregon. s.uf Land for Itent W have 120 acres of excellent land for rent. Call at once. P. 8. BRAMWELL, C J. BLACK. I m . . I DW hlng you can do wi.u . p,,e' " your Mvlngs, U to put It whi.7, , un,to row "nd Pot. and our bank t. ih. . hlch to deno.!, .. ' . ' V" j "ji ..vm n foe . "itnin anil rA.- . . A " ouni to hav an In. i dependent hnv . . 'you how tuuni- Lt u keeping. The Eastern Oregon rust fi, Swings Bank OFFICERS: . BTRirri . rw . - rresiaent. 1 lUULMMC . , a i n
