La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 23, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text1 ) A mea t PAcr-H. otsixr. observer, la crandk. oregon. monday. November 2.1, igos. TAC.E Jl .t.- 1 - , DIRECTORY OF THE FRATERNAL ORDERS ? L.A GRANDE ORE. I La Grande Professional 10 (mm EIRE (III W. W. A. 1 La Grande Camn No. 7708 meets very first ana third Monday evening at I. O. O. F. hall. All visiting neigh bor are cordially Invited to attend. Relief commtttti. . B. , r .CDyfla. Charles Dlsqua, A. J. Warner and D. Rox. E. C DAVIS, a IP. E. COX. Clerk. ' .' . r. o. c. La Grande Aerie No. 159, F. O. K, meeta every Friday night In Elka' hall at 8 p. m. ' VUltlng brethren In vited to attend. . D. H. PROCTOR. W. P. J. H. LEISHMAN, W. a . . O. K. S. Hop Chapter No. IS, O. E. 8., hold stated communication! the second and jui 10 . Wednesdays of each month. iiiia inmoere cordially Invited. VAKV O. FORREST, W. M. viRY A. WARNICK, Secretary. I. O. O. F. '48tar Encampment Mo. II, L O. O. meeta evei-y second and fourth Wednesday In tne month In Odd Fel lows' hall. Visiting patriarchs always welcome, D. E. COX, C. P. - W. A. WORSTELL, Scribe. " H.B. of A. Meets first and third Thursday eve- t I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting member 1 ways welcome. . '."' J. A. !ARKUCKLtS. President. C. J. VANDERPOEL. Secretary. Woodmen of roe World. ' La Grande, Lodge No. 169, ' W. 0. iV., meets , every Saturday evening i K. of P. hall in the Corpe ulldtng. All vfcSting members wel ime. M. M.-MARQUIS, . H. KEENET, : Cocsut Commander. ' ' , Clerk. , Honey mr Kale. , Fresh comb honey, one-pound sec .lapu), In quantities to suit customers. , - ; - Island Olty. tJO OXE HESITATKS J1 t 1 OVER OCR CAXY. Everybidy that knows our confefi- J is at an l9; aware of their" purhy.it Mr tresnness, their fine flavor., If u don't know, "eet acquainted " u certainly get yMir money's worth 4 i this candy shop whether you' byi ounce, a pound, or a 5-pound box. D. SELDER, TIIK CANDY 5IAX. Ei MiimGUABI, AlfOTlONKER. Sales cried on snort notice. Satisfaction guaranteed, v No extra Cha fnr dlRfanr tA GRANDE . - . OREGON lirte No. 1. 'Phono No. 19x THE LATEST AND Hoiiday COLLARS. EELTS, TOYS and" BRiC L.n.WLLngW&CO.- ADAMS AVEXXE .t8"4iHtt$.H I. O. O. F. La Grande Lodge No. II, meets In their hall every Saturday night Vis iting brothers cordially Invited to It tend. Cemetery plat may be teen at Model Xlestauraat . D. 55. COX, Secretary. C. J. VANDERPOEL. Fin, Bee Foresters of America. v Court Maid Marlon No. 22 meets each Wednesday night In K. of P. hall Brothers are Invited to attend. ' . NERI ACKLES. O. R. C. J. VANDERPOEL, F. S. . Board of Trustees: Dr. O. L, Big ger, Oscar Berger and Herbert Pattl son. ' . '''; ' ' - , A. F. A A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. A. M., holds regular meetings first and third Saturdays at 7:30 p. m. I H. RUSSELL, W. M, a D. HUFFMAN. Secretary. ' Knights of Pythias. Red Cross Lodge No. J 7, meets every Monday even'.ng lu Castle Hall, fCorpe building. A Pythian welcome to all visiting knights. J. F. BAKER, C. C. . R. L. LINCOLN, K. of R. & S. - ' . L. O. T. M. ; Hive No. J 7, L. O. T. M., meets every first and third Thursday of each month at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Visiting members made1 welcome. , , SADIE KLINTWORTH. L. C. MRS. EVA M'lNTYRE, K. of R. , Rehekahs, Cryatal Lodge No. f8, meets very Tuesday evening at the I. O. O. F hall. All visiting member ' are in vited to attend. RACHEL E. WORSTELL. N. O. . TILLIE COX. Secretary. .' j, R. P. O, K. , '-:' La Gratide Lodge No. 438, meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In Elks club, . corner Depot street and Washington avenue. Visiting brothers are cordially Invited to attend. C. 2. IuNN, Eizltei nn'ef. - - ' O. K M'CULLT. Rec. Sc. SKATING RINK NEW ARMORY HALL tlUfLOCK &. MATLOCK Propiietors Opjn every week night at I 7 o'clock, Saturday after t noon 2 to 6. !- First class music by . our New Military Band Organ lady beginners will be ; furnished free skates on mOOnS, 2 tO 5 - t A cordial imitation to all. Good order assured : : All Skates 25 cents Gallery Free - Big Coin Show.' Springfield, HI.. Nov. 21.-WOne f th b Ingest dlBpmya of Indian corn ever shown In the country la on liaTMl for the opening of the Illinois Btrn-o Corn Exposition on Monday. An ox- tensive and remarka'ble exhibition ( the by-products of corn will also 5 shown. Ehc show wlH extend throuuli all of next wwk, 1 - ' PRETTIEST i Gifts PURSES a BRAC the Mlmnaugh mill. ' city Into territories and to canvass each section thorough- Ing planned by the ladles of that as sociation. In addition to the big can vass which should meet with stupend ous success, there will be one or per haps ; more places, centrally - Iocaied. designated as a place where anw public-spirited Individual can register and become a memoer. - Must Join to Vote. - The by-laws adopted last Saturday stipulate the Qualifications Qf a vote in the affairs of the association to be that a person must be a" bona fide member that Is, having paid his membership fee. A great many peo ple are desirous of aiding the move and at the same time have a voice In the management. These two condi tions follow each other, as a member ship fee Insures an equal voice with all charter members. The following by-laws were adopted Saturday afternoon after The Ob server had been issued: " Article I. Section 1. This organization shall b known oa the Riverside Park association.....;- '. V . .' Sjc. 2. (Its purpoHo shall be to make it possible for the people of La Grande to own a public park. . Sec. 3. The meetings shall he sub ject to the call" of the president,, and the secretary shall give time, place and object of called mec-tings in hor. noti fication. ' ' : Sec. 4. Five members shall consti tute a 'quorum. ..'..' . , ' . Article II. Section 1. The officers shall consist of president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer,' auditor ana boura oi uirec tors.. f. .. ','. ; v-,'. . . ,; ,-';' . Sec, . 2. The president shall, preside at all meetings of the association and hoard of directors. She shall appoint the hoar dot directors and such stand ing committees as may bo necessary. She shall put all motions, cause all votes to be taken and sign all orders on the treasurer. She shall have pow er to execute any contracts or Instru ments required to be made or execut ed fir or In behalf of the association aftrr having been so authorized by a majority vote of the member present. Sec, 8. The vice-president shall be the assistant for the president and per form such other duties as pertain to that office. V ' . . , . Sec. 4. The secretary shall fc-eep, a record of the meetings of the associa tion and board of directors, conduct all correspondence and preserve , all iwtieia ua reirus. - tne snail draw all order "on the treasurer and . tO' getTMr wJih the president sign the samo.- , . ,'. , -' - r. '-.';. , , '. ' S-c. 5.. ' The treasurer shall bo the financial ngent of the association for the receipt and disbur9eJnent of funds, giving her receipt fo rail money com ing Into her hands and raking vouchers for 3.11 money ffitsbursed. She Bhall pay out money only on orders signed by ths president nd secretary and shall mslte idetalled statements of all re ceSptft nxid expenditures. The money of tne organlzailon wherever kept shall be in the name of tho Riverside Park association ami sal dissociation shAll be benefited by any Interest that may accrue an such deposit. . , Eoc. fi. The dutiv'8 of. the auditor shall bn to -examine and audit the books of the secretary and treasurer at stated tiroes. - Sec. 7- The board of directors shall advtee wlih and assist the president In the management of the affairs of the association. Arlh le 111. Section Every citizen Is eligible to membership upon payment of one dollar with no dues nUnched. Chil dren under 15 years, 50 cents. : Article IV. By-lairs miy be amended by a two- thirds vote of the member present. IIm Moved Location. Mrs. C. E. Will, the dresnmaker, "ill be-located .at 114 Al'SMS avtBii' after November 24 Her 'phone num ber will bo Red IC2. Al Helsner and Perry Robinson left for Wallowa this morning, where they will be employed In the construction To dlviJo the Passenger service on the North Bank road went Into effect today. The fol- la Walla explains many of th details connected with the latest Hill devel opment In this section of the United States: i Walla Walla. Nov. 2I.-FIve brand new passenger coaches constituting the duyllght train between Walla Walla and Portland, to be inaugurated over the Northern Pacific line this morning, arrived in Walla Walla this morning at 6:30 o'clock, on the trial trip of the new run. The train" Includes an ob servation car, a diner, buffet, express and baggage cars. . : Kennewick and Pasco, as well a all towns between there and Walla Wal la, are looking forward to the inaugur ation Of the new train with much Joy ful anticipation, as it puts them in much hearer communication with both this city and Portland than they hav ever been In the past. What the hew train service mean to Walla Walla and the surrounding country can hardly be overestimated. It will mean more people, more busi ness, more homes and an altogether more prosperous city.' Passengers will now be enabled to leave Walla Walln In the morning and reach' Portland early In the evening, without the ne cesslty of changing cars or having to wait at any point for connection- with other trains. ' ; Although the time schedule for the departure and arrival of th new train has not yet been received at the local N. P. offices, It Is thought likely the train leaving Walla Walln at B:30 In the morning will arrive in Portland about 6:30 in the afternoon, and the one leaving the latter city Will start about 9:30 in the morning and arrive In Walla Walla about 9:15 in the eve nlng. ' - - -- TEACHERS M BAKER La Granae is practically void ot School teachers today. Last night and this morning's trains took away a ma jority of tlty and county teachvrs who will attend the annual meeting of Eastern Oregon teachers. An, excel lent program has been prepared in which many of the leading pedagogues of the Pacific coast will take a prom tnent part. The Pendleton teachers IMtssdd through the city last evening wltjh the, filial delegations going thhs morning. ' 11 MjstTalua'ble Agent. The glycerine employed In tr. Pleres'i Bindidrttw greatly enhances the tnedlcinni properties which It extu-ts from native roejicmai root and hold In solution iniu-b tierter vjian nbobol would. It a bo Ii9scj taediclnal p'lK-r!k5 of Its own l.i'imr a vauaWo '!emulcciit, nuiriiive, innwpuc ana snt.rornioTit. It at really to the r!Tlc.T-y of Uie Liack Cherrv oark, Uloodnx-U tioldert Seal roots. .Stone rrKii- ana vue''n's rwt. coni;il;n'd In -Lwuoon .Menieul D:??ovcrr " In suld-jln cjiroiiic. or l:n:;er;nir eoucchi. branchial, JI:roat anl lup.sf auctions, fi-r all of which tix-sejiTPiits are reconoicuued by btan l- nru incuicai autUotMic.4. . in .ii ea-cs wiirre tiiero Is a wacr'na tway of Cc:h, !cw of appetite. wiUi weuk stomas, as in tS:e eany stajos of con s::.;)tion. tucra -zn n floubl that glv crt-lnejcts cs b vr.c.zlf. nutritive and c ifiucn rco. on rem. v"'-,,nw 'vyy duck cnerryaarK ii lrvmvnj a ."cs;:oa ana muiaisg i:p tr.u ia?a ni.TTj' ;-t r.g:ii. control. ::ifj the coucl iR-sli iii.lH' f-t r.g:h. controiiirifj iha couch ind trini'jns about a l:ca!ihv condition A tl.e wM'ir rr.::::a. Cf ct.i:f;c. It ciu-t jot be r'he-ri io worit t!racles. It will a G not. tuic v Jii'.iupiiun except in us earlier sialics, n v :t: r"r -y of.yr.rf o f DV ran ;.'.wTT-r;-' jit iiu,' ',urn yTr, v.i.. ' in acute cuujio it lar.ot i-u el.i-ciivj: Trls in ti.e lingering han!f-oe poiirhs.or tho-e of lonir standing, tven when uceonipam.-Hl hy hlci Uiii? from Pin-i. that it performed iu tnuil aiarvelo:' cures: Prof. Fialt y ElKncwood. M. D , of Ren nett Mtd. Col! Chicago, says of gly cerine: . ' In d ypep! it wire n exeellent rarpivie. IloH.nc a fixed rinanutr of Hio tioruxidu of ( lunLVa In toluilu.i. it it one of bent Miiinlaeturwi iirwiuctsof ih prvsr. tic in arh,i?fKT!alir If there H ul.raili.n or ra :atrlil rssiritu (tarrial Inflammstlon of vTorcarli). It t a rii,t ei'irlonl preparation. rlne will relieve mnnvraseivf pyrin tlx-artburn) aud excessive gastric btouacU) aeiiiily." tnilden Bledlra Plueovery" enriches and parities the lkod eurinir hlotoh. plmpki. erupt iona. acruf uloun swclllnsa and old sore, or uloera. fcJtT"1 ltPT;K VP""T"i Buffalo. V. V- J" hookl UMllna- all ahout I lie D.llra BrolrlnU fooia coniptMinff Uiia wonderful i.r uooaiovbol in It. Directory rUYSIClAN'8. O. U BIGGERS, M. D., Pbysidan and Sorgoon. -ifflc. Lewla Building, over Henry A Carr Undertaking Parlors, ffloa 'Phone Black 1111. Residence 'Phona Red 1001. . J. H. HCBBARD, M. D. . Physician and Surgeon, (ftc In New Bank Building. Rooms 10-11, 'Phones-. Realdenc. (Iain 80; Offlc. Main 71. . DR. A. L. RICHARDSON, Pliyalclan and Snrffco. Of flea over Hill's Drug Store, fflce 'Phone 1161. Residence Main SS N. MOUTOR, M. D, V Physician nnd Surgeon. Corner Adams Ave. and Depot St . fflce Main 08 -:- Residence Main 89 BACON & HALL. . : Fhvslclana and Surgeons. Jfflce t. A Grande National Bank Building. 'Phone Main 19. . !. T. Bacon, Residence. Main 18. M. K, Hall, Residence, Main R2. P, IT. E. MOORE - DR. II. C. P. MOORt x Osteopathic Plijslclans. ; Jrkvi:ie Graduates Under Founder. Office Sommer Ballding. 'hones: Office Main 8; Res. Main 8 C. II. UPTON,' I'll- Gi M. 0. : Physician and Surgeon,, .'pedal attention given to Eye, Ear, . ' ' Nose and Throat. fflce In La G-ande Vatlonat Bank Building. ,'" - ; hones Office, Main 2; Residence, '; Main 82.. VKTER1XARV SURGEONS. DR. P. A. CHARLTON, Veterinary Burgee nu -Mice at Hill's Drug Store, La Grand Residence 'Phone Red 701. Xflce 'Phone Black 1181, v Inderenuent 'Phone 58. Both 'phones at residence. V .DR. W. H. RILET, Graduate Ohio stntg University. VacgitlaTTon. "Dentistry and Su' "t all-kinds. Country calls ' inswered. ' " ' - - t Offlee 1414 - aAvuW :;v ifl'deperidt'At. 873. ' '" f . " Soriiethni Exceptionally Good HIGH TCP Boy'sSfiocsl C. Wi P R s Depot TREASURY DEPARTMENT. A ! 4 Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. 4 Washington, D. C, Oct. 13, 1908. Notice fs hereby given to all persons who may have claims i against "The Farmers St Trad- ers National bank nf Tji" A Grande," Oregon, that the same must be presented to Walter Neldner, Receiver, with the le- gal proof thereof,,. within three months from this date, or they may be disallowed. 4 LAWRENCE O. MURRAY. 4 Comptroller of the Currency. 4 ' a " EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that the un DENTISTS. ' C. B. CAUTHORN, Dentist. Of'ic over Hill's Drug Store. La Gra-ide Oregon, J. C. PRICE, D. M. D. Dentist. Room IS, La Grande National Bank' Building. 'Phone Black 1991. TEACHERS OI' MUSIC PROF. E. 'PORTER DAT, Principal- La Grande School of Music, Mrs. "' Day, assistant. - School, 10 5-' Greenwood Ave one door south oJ Adams Ave. 'Phone Black 1881. - MISS STELLA OLIVER, Teacher of Piano and Harmony. ' Studio at residence of Turner Oliver,. corner Fourth and O avenue. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. L. A. PICKLE R. CIvIL Mining, Irrigation EnglnoftrUa. and Surveying. Estimates, plans and speclflcaUona.. Office In Bohnenkamp Building. La Grande - - - - ' 6resov C. K, THORNTON. Arehlteet nnd Engineer. , Surveying,' Civil and Structural Eugl . , v .'' ' neerlng. ' . i Twenty Tears' Experience. . ' ItOUEUT M.'LLEIt, , Architect. OfIce 1107 Adams avenue. 'Phonews Taclfic, Main 1. ; Home Independent . No. 8.' ATXORNETS. Cbaa, E. Cochran Geo. P. Coctirwe COCHRAN 4 COCHRAN . Attorneys. La Grande National Bank Budding: . La Grande - - , Oregonr ' R. H. LLOYD. . Attorney at Iw. Practice In all the courts of the Btat and United Slates. Elgin O. II. 'A' CIl Practices ' .-wrney i . n 8i? Wieoiil ts; of the State ' afid tfflltAfl Statbft.-- . : vfflee in Lai Grande TiSFJ., boild'.ng, Xo Grande, Orcgn ion. V1AV1. MRS. GRACE McALISTER.i ieacner and Manager. " J Telephone Farmers 1978, E S 1 0 '.N Street dersigned has been appointed by the county court of Union c.mntv, tyte of Oregon, e.eci;-r n.f ' the Inst will an.X testament of Duncan KcEsih. deceas ed, and all persons having claims against said estate are required to present the same with nroner vnnrh. ers, to the said executor at his resi dence in Elgin, Oregon; or to R. If, Lloyd, his attorney, at his office ir Elgin, Oregon, within six months fronj the date of this notice.. : Dated this 21st day.of Temri' nt. "William m.- mcbeth, j R. H. LLOYD,- Executor - Attorney. Nov21-28-5-12-r Stamping done and embroidery lesxnrifc. given. AH materials used are the best quality. One lesson free wltta. each piece. m