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physicians.
O. I BIOGER3. M. D-.
' Ptoyslcian and Surgeon.
Bfiflce. La wis Building, over Henry
A Carr Undertaking Parlors,
Ctttic Thone Black 122L
Residence 'Phone Bed 1901.
J. H. HUBBARD. U.V.
. . Physician nd Surgeon.
etfftoa In New Bank BuUdlng. Room
29-21. 'Phone. Realdence, Mats
It; Offiue. Mala 71.
' DR. A. U RICHARDSON.
Physician and Hurgook.
Office over HM' Drug 8tore.
Office 'Plione 126. Residence Main 15
N. MOLITOR. M. D,
Physician and Surgeon.
Corner Adam Ave. and. Depot St.
Ctfflce Main : Realdence Main 69
BACON A HALL.
Pfcvslclans and Surgeon- .
gtfice I . Orande National Bank
Bonding. 'Phone Main II.
a. . Bacon. Residence, Main IS.
M. K, Hall, Reeldence, Main II.
A. V. S. MOORB
Da H. C. P. MOORJ
Osteopathic Physltiaaa.
Kh-ksvlll Graduates Under Founder
Office Bomber Batldlng.
irhones: Office Main II; Ren. Mala
c h. upton, tvl a., m. d.
Physician and Surgeon.
SBweia) attention given to Bye, Bar,
Nose and Throat .
CCUea In La O-ande national Bank
Building.
Tkaea Office, Main I; Reeldence,
Main St. i v ' ", '
VETEIUNAHx" SURGEONS.
DR. P. A. CHARLTON,
Veterinary Burgees,
Office at HUl'a Drug Store, La Grand,
Residence 'Phone Red 701.
fittlce 'Phone Black 1111.
Independent 'Phone 18.
Both 'phones at realdence.
DR. W. IL RILEY, ., '
Graduate Ohio State University.
Tacclnatlon, Dentistry and Surgery
of at) kind. Country calls promptly
answered.
Office 1414 Adams Avenue.
Phones: Pacific Black 1901.
Independent. 171.
7 Dais Sale
On account or too large a stock of watches we will
give the following price for 7 days only:
WALTHAlf ur ELGIN. GENTS SIZE SOUVENIR
CASE - - $5.25
VV4LTHAM or ELGIN GENTS SIZE IN 20 Y EARS
COLD CASE - $1175
IVUTHAM or ElilN LADIES SIZE IN 20 YEARS
GOLD CASE - $12.75
IF YOU HAVE A BROKEN WATCH WE
I WILL GUARANTEE
i RIGHT.
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SIEGRIST & CO.
JEWFLERS AND OPTICIANS
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Complete equipment for
rufioer buggy. tires.
LA GRANDE
a FITZQERALD. Proprietor
Complete Machine Shops $ai Foundry
DENTISTS.
C B. CAUTHORN,
Dentist,
Ot'lce over Hill's Drug Store.
La Grande Oregon
J. C. PRICE. D. M. D.
, Dentist.
Room II, La Grande National 4ank
Building. 'Phone Blank 1991.
TEACHER OF MUblO
P rVs E . PORTER DAT, Prlncipa:.
La Grande School of Music,
Mrs. Day, assistant School, 106
Greenwood Ave., one door south of
Adams Ave. 'Phone Black 1(11.
MISS STELLA OLIVER,
Teacher of Piano and Harmony. .
Studio at realdence of Turner Oliver,
corner Fourth and O avenue.
'electrical engineers.
L. A, PICKLE R.
Civil, Mining, Irrigation Engtneerln.
; and Surveying.
Estimates, plana and specifications
Office la Bohnenkamp Building. ,
jl Grande - - - Orego
C. K. THORNTON.
Architect and Engineer.
Surveying, Civil and Structural Engl
'. neerlng. t '
Twenty Tears' Experience.
ROBERT MILLER,
Architect.
Office 1107 Adams avenue. 'Phones:
Pacific, Main 1. Home Independent
No. 8.
ATTORNEYS.
Chaa. B. Cochran Geo. P. Cooura
- COCHRAN COCHRAN,
Auornoya.
La Orande National Bank BuUdlng.
La Grande Oregoi
R, H. LLOTD.
Attorney at Law.
Practice in all the courU of the State
i ' and Vol ted States. ,
, Elgin - - - - - - Orogon
C. H. CRAWFORD, .
Attorney at Law.
Practices In all the courts of the State
' and United States.
Office .in La Grande National Bank
Building, La Grande, Oregon.
VIAVL
MRS. GRACE McALISTBR,
Teacher and Manager.
Telephone Farmers 1971.
on Watches
TO MAKE IT RUN
:
resetting and repairing
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IRON WORKS
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ADDRESS
SAIUII A. EVANS' ADDRESS
READ YESTERDAY
Annual Addrtta to Federation Diuls
, With Library, Clvlce, Pure rood, Ir
rigation, Art and a Long Ltat of
Other Important Subject of the
' Ago. ' x
Club wothen and guets at the con
vention In the Masonic Temple yes
terday, heard President Sarah A. Ev
ins of Portland, deliver her annual ad
dress, which gave a general outline of
what the Oregon Federation of Wo
men's clubs Is doing for Itself and for
fellow belnirs. The report covers a
arge field and Observer readers can
not afford to let the opportunity slip
and not learn of the scope and the
effective means of reaching the goal,
tvhlch the federation has. Following
'ner Introductory clause, Mrs. Evahs
aald In part. ; , ' '
The Working Medium.
"Our working medium Is, of course,
our committees, and they should bejn
.'losest touch with the clubs of the
state. The work' of every committee
does n-a appeal to every club, but no
committee can successfully do Its work
without an Interest being shown by the
clubs, even to the extent of declining
to assist. At the suggestion of the na
tlonal organization, three years , age
our state reorganized Its committees
to correspond with the committees of
the General Federation, adding som
that local conditions seemed to de
mand. Every one of them Is vital to
carry on the work that will make Ore-
eon keep step with the "march of
progvess. ....
Library Work.
"Our library work Is another .place
where we can all work In unison
With our excellent state library com
mission there seems little acUve work
for this committee to do, and I would
recommend that this committee b
combined with the committee on liter
ature, whose duty It would be to as
alst clubs In outlining study courses
somplling blbliographs, and service ol
that nature. .'
"A suggestion was recently mad
that the club women of Oregon collec'
and publish the poems of Sam Simp
son. I heartily endorse the svggestlor
and recommend that a epccjal commit
tee be appointed for the purpose o:
oonsultlng with the relatives of Mr
Simpson, with this In view, and tha'
the committee be given power to act
ivlth the consent of the botird.
Along Civic Linos. v
"Again we meet on common ground
with our committee on Civic, for whe
does not love the City Beautiful, 01
who does not wish to assist In the
eradication of disease, through a cam
paign of education r X wouiu, uivr
fore, suggest that every club procun
literature on the subject of social hy
giene and ' tuberculosis, and aftet
studying It yourselves, distribute It for
the enlightenment of others. At the
last biennial a health section of the
Civic commlttoe was created, m-hlch
will furnish you all the literature or
these subjects you may desire.
Bureau of Information.
"Reciprocity Is but another wore!
for federation; it Is the mutual ex
change the giving and taking snd
to broaden Its scope, at our last meet
ing we exchanged the w ord reciprocl
for bureau of Information. It can
not, however, fulfill Its mission with
out the moat hearty co-opratlon of
the clubs from the very nati-re of It. It
must havo your year-book; It must
have every one of those excellent pa
pers you spent so much time on; the
most significant will probably be the
very subject someone ele will want
and need, because she cannot get the
reference book to get the material
from. Then you have the privilege of
calling upon the bureau when your
hour of need comes. It stands ready
to serve . you without cost whenever
you call upon It. i
Pure Pood. i
"When a certain city council re-j
rently. after making extravagant ap
propriations for city Improvements.
refused to appropriate money for a
much-needed laboratory and chemist
to examine the potnsonous foods that
were on the market In great qantltlea,1
someone asked, "What difference It
made whether we had handsome parks
and good pavements If we were' all
deadr While this was rather a
startling way to put the matter, we
all know that after everything la said
and done, our greatest asset Is good
health; and as the body Is sustained
by food, the kind of food wo take Into
It Is of paramount Importance.- Ore
gon needs, an awakening, and unless
the home-keepers take some of our
conditions In hand, It will be; an
awakenlnglhat will bring sorrow and
lamentation Into the homes of many.
I refer to our dairy conditions.
Forestry.
On the subject of forestry the club
women have shown themselves alert
and Intelligent In this branch of our
work the government has again recog
nised the efficiency of their work by
turer. Enos Mills. It will be gratlfy-
ina- to those who heard Mr. Mills at
Salem last year to know he has been
promised to Oregon again this winter.
His services are given free of cost to
i ho clubs, and applications for his
services by dubs that are Interested In
forestry can be made to the chairman
of the forestry committee.
Irrigation.
"With the 'subject of forestry goes
Irrigation. It Is a subject of national
Importance; but why, you ask, should
It come Into club work? Our com
mittee would answer, for the life and
beauty and Joy It orlngs Into the homes
of the women of the desert places, and
we cannot turn a deaf ear to any call
that will lighten the burdens of the
mothers of men. ;
Civil Service Reform.
"CM! service reform sounds so
omtnnimiv political that most of -us
shy off from It, lest we -become con
taminated. Let us call It good citizen:
ship and see how differently we look
at it. It means, simply, putting all
public service Into the merit system,
ud training children to ' look upon
public service as an honorable occu
pation, rather than an opportunity to
graft, or as a plum for political dis
tribution. I am authorized by the
board to place In the hands of our
committee t$ to be offered as a prize
for the best high school essay on
"Good Citizenship." This is done,
hoping It will Induce some of the clubs
:o do something locally.
v Chautauqua.
"Our Chautauqua work Is a Joy and
pleasure, and one of our most effi
cient sources for the promulgation of
iub work, and I strongly recommend
'ts continuance.
. Art. ....
"Mrs. Sherwood said at Boston:
'You believe In the beautiful; that Is
the heart of God. Tou know that ts
one way to find Him, through the good
and the beautiful. In the school, In
the civic beauty of the town, in our
-wn lives, it Is Impossible to estimate
:he change there would be In our be
loved country If the ugly and the evil
:buld be crowded out by beauty.' Sure
y we should assist our committee in
'.his endeavor."
In conclusion, Mrs. Evans said: "To
)ur faithful officers I extend my
warmest thanks, making special mer
lon of our capable and never-tiring
corresponding secretary, who has car
ried her own and a great part of my
burden.
"Let me admonish yoUV as a parting
word, that In all our deliberations we
Each for all, all for each'."
NOTICE.
Special Election to Approve Charter
amendments.
Notice Is hereby given thaf on
ruesday, the 24th day of November.
1908, a special election will be held
of the voters of the City of La Grande.
Union county, Oregon, and that the
polls will be open from the hour of 8
t'clock a. m., until the hour of five
clock p. m., of said day.
Said election is called by order of
the Council of the City of La Grande
for the purpose of proposing and sub
mitting to the peoplo of the City of
La. Grande the approval and adoption
of certain amendments to the charter
of the city of La Grande as shown by
the proposed charter heretofore ap
proved by the council of the City of
'j Grande bv ordinance No. SH3. Ser
ies 180. and filed with, and in the
office of the recorder of the city of
La Grand, on the 10th day of Sep
tember, 1904.
The approval of these amendments
by the people of the city of La
Gnipue will bo submitted to ne vot
ers on the following proposition:
Shall the City of La Grande amend
Its charter and approve the amend
ments to the city charter, and the new
city charter proposed and submitted
by the council to the people of the city
of La Grander
The following are the polling places.
Judges and clerks of the several
wards designated and appointed by
the council: ,
First Ward. City Hall Judges: J:
P. Clark. K. C. Dsv1 and Frank Kll
patrlck. Clerks: William Miller and
Arthur Crutla.
Second Ward. Council Chamber
Judges: Peter Kuhn. F. 8. B ram well
end Oeoriro Pall. Clerks: II. E. Cool
Idge and A. W. Nelson.
Third Ward. Building west ef
Judge Ramsey's realdence on Penn.
avenue Judge: C. C. Penlngton, B.
w.. 0vt John Ct-i Clra
Cy A. Vurplllat and A. C Williams.
Fourth Ward. Harris' Hall Judge:
Bernard Logsden. G. E. Fowler and
John 8hek. CWks: C J. Vander
poel and Warren P. Noble.
la wltneea whereof I have hereunto
attached my hand and affixed the era.!
of my office, this 1 0th day at Septem
ber, ms.
(L. a d. n. cox.
Recorder of the City of La Oraada.
I We Want
Our Want
Your want is placed before a thousand or mora want-eeker
very day Can you afford to spend one cent per word of your
want ad where results art the keynotes? , ' -
FOB REST.
FOR RENT Brick building, 10x60, on
Elm street. Inquire of A. C. Hunt
ington, x
FOR RENT Office rooms; . steam
heat. Apply to Geo. Good, proprie
tor, of .the Foley house.
FOR RENT Five-room house, 1914
Adams ave; four blocks from Fir
St. tS per month. ' 'Phone Black
162. ' . Nov7
Special. -For
sale ,a tract of land totaling (60
acre. One hundred acres under cul
tivation. A 1 1000 restaurant and oth
er good Improvements; spring water
enough for house and barns; creek,
acroaa one 40 all for 15000 cash. Lo
cated six miles from town on R. F. D.
Figure it out for youreelf. Write to
Indian Valley Realty company, Elgin,
the firm that stands for a square deal.
WHY NOT TRT
'' . Popham'a ) )'
ASTHMA REMEDY!
31res prompt and positive relief In
eviry ease. Bold by druggists. Price
11.09. Trial package by mall 10
'- cents.
Williams Mfg. Co., Props.
Cleveland, O.
For aalr hy
A. T. HILL, Druggist,
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WOOD SAWING
Phone and we will do
your wood sawing very
promptly, and at prices
you can afford to pay. We
ar always ready.
MATHEWS & GLASS.
'Phone, Black 156;.
Strayed.
Tuesday, November 2, black male
hunting dog (pointer) white breast;
carrying black leather collar with
large ring. Finder please notify E.
Sebbelov. Both 'phones. - 4-St
In case of stomach and 'iver trou
ble the proper treatment Is to stimu
late these organs without Irritating
them. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
aids digestion and stimulate the liver
anct bowele wicooui irritating . mem
organs like pills or ordinary cathar
tics, It does not nauseate or gripe
and is mild and pleewant to take. A.
T. Hill, druggi
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WHAT
will you have for dinner today? Tou
may answer this question, satisfactori
ly by dining at
THE MODEL RESTAURANT
The Old Standby.
Our cooking ts a paragon of per
taction, our iooa lauiuese, and our
service rapid and courteous. What
more can we say, except that our
prices are popular? Wa give a regu
lar dinner for 25 cents.
Come and try it Tou will not need
the sense of hunger to enjoy It
The Model Restaurant
J.A. ARBUCKLf, Prop.
Open Day wsn Weekly a i cn
And Night Meal Ticket forVT,uu
Piano To nine.
B. B. Fraaola, professional plane
tuner ker a few days. Orders re
ceived at Smith's reomiag house.
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Your Wants
IN
Ad Column
JTOB SALE.
FOR SALE Two to four acrea of
suburban property, well Improved.
PhoneBlack 1582, or see E. W,
Kam merer, 1004 Adams avenue.
FOR SALE: Cheap land,
sugar f aotory.
Inquire at
FOR 8 ALE Two milch cows, en
fresh. Jersey calf I days old; other
Durham, giving 2 gallons. Inquire
of Mrs. Chllders, Island City.
- dwl0-lt-24
. For Sultf.
Thoroughbred white Leghorn, single
tomb cocks. - All pure breeding stock.
Inquire of F. B. Houston, Box 48, La
Grande, Ore. '.'
FOR SALE OR TRADE Will sell or
exchange for good team, a fine
Coach stallion, age 7 years; weight
1600 pounds. Can be seen at Kirt
ley barn, La Grande. M. J. Selby. '
FOR SALE Small house and a 140X
130-foot lot Buy from owner and
save commissioner's fee. Inquire of
. J. Bachant, Cherry street
FOR SALE Four good fresh milch
cows. Inquire of Blue Mountain
Creamery, Union, Oregon. .
For Sale.
Cabbage for Kraut. 'Phone your
orders now. 'Phone red 1702.
Land for Sale.
40 acres of fruit, gardes or alfalfa
land for sale cheap If taken soon. C. '
D. Huffman, R. F. D. 2, La Grande.
Agricultural College
Corvallis, Oregon.
Offers collegiate courses In Agri
culture, Including Agronomy, Horti
culture, Animal Husbandry, Dairy
Husbandry, etc.; Forestry, Domeatlo
Science and Art; Civil, Electrical, Me
chanical and Mining Engineering;
Commerce; Pharmacy.. .
Offers elementary courses in Agri
culture, Forestry, Domestic Science
and Art, Commerce and - Mechanic
Arts, Including" forge - work, cabinet
making, steam fitting, plumbing, ma
chine work, etc.
Strong faculty, modern equipment;
free tuition; opens September 25.
Illustrated catalogue with full lnfor-
mation on application to the Regis
trar, free. dAwS-ltf
wDlJfli0N Pacific
Arrival and Departure of Tralne at
La Grande. ,
No. 1, westbound Portland Special,
arrives 1:25 a. m.; departs, 2:20 a. m.
No. 6, eastbound passenger, man
and express, arrives at 6:45 a. m.; de
parts 6:50 a. m.
No. 2, eastbound Chicago Special,
arrives 8:06 p. m.; departs,' 8:10 p. ca.
No. t, westbound passenger, mall
and express, arrive 9:66 p. m.; de
pans, 10 p. m.
Elgin Branch.
Regular mixed train leave La
Grande at ( o'clock and return at 8
o clock p. m. The logging trala
leave La Grande at 12:20 p. m. and
return at 7:45 p. m.
t, H. KEENET, Agenc
La GrK4e, Oregoa.
Better Than Spanking.
Spanking doe not cure children ol
bed-wetting. There 1 a constitution
al cause for this trouble.' Mrs. M.
Summer, Box W, Notre Dame. InL.
win send free to any mother her eue
cessful Instructions. Send no money,
but write her today If your children
trouble la thas way. Don't blame
the child, the chance are It can't
help It. Thle treatment also cure
adults and aged people troubled wttk
urine difflculttea ay day or alghc -
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