La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 11, 1909, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextEVKMxti obskuvik. t. n.xiR. onrnox, Tin i;siv.'KKi;t itv, n. i'". r.lGUT PACKS, PAGF. KIT. 5 m9 .ftl l.l I Hi n a rur Una M ff MAS ' . . - . - ....llll4MMMtMMtt DIRECTORY or THE FRATERNAL ORDERS A GRANDE, ORG. M. V. A. Lit Grande camp No. 7 7 " 3 meets each Monday 'Kiiiiii; Hi I. " O. F. bill!. Ail visiting in lehhor Jin- -! - CA1 JOIGiaN. I bib. HORSE FLESH I Ai'TOMoiiii.i: will i: si i'i'i, r Tin-: iiok.sk i ii-: it i. I. O. . I'. Subordinate. La Giallde Lo.JgeWo. Hi, meets in th.-lr h.ill iv.-ry Saturday night. Vis i.i.... i,,ih,.iu i-iifftiiLtlv invited to i(- i,.i,i. .-in.-f -i y n:at .nay l t . - - T .... . . ..... ... . i .- ..-. - ; Ci'iini), llor-v iniiiifc lor l'lirclgn 1'CGif :i- a:,i., v. ' OSCAR COOLIDGE, Secretary. ' U . A. WOKSTKLL. I i"- Sec. '" '" Forr-Meis of America. La Grande Aerie No. 26J. F. O. E. Ja() j,.,,,,, N. ,2 meet mcts every Friday night in Elks' Hall Wcdnw)iiay nUn. , K. of ,.. at 8 ,. in. Visiting brethren Invited BI)(hei , aI e lnvlted to a.tend. to attend. BKS HAI.STKX. C. it. C. K. HACK MAN, W. P. LEO HERRING. C. S. GEO. AflEGG. VV. H. r VANDERPOEL, F. S. O. K. S. A. F. & A. M. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S., hold l,i Orande Lodge No. 41. A. F. it stated commiinloHtlotiH the second and a. M., hold regular meetings first am" fourth Wednesdays of each month, third Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Vlsltng members cordially Invited. R. L. LINCOLN, W. M. RACHEL E. WORKTELL, W. M. a. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary. MAM A. WAItNICK, Secretary. --. --- KnlK-litH of I ' thins. I. O. O. F. K.i. ai...i... iit. Red CrofH Lo(,Ke No In(.etfl cvery Star Encampment No. 31, I. O. O. Mon(liiy evenlnK ln Castle Hall (old F.. meets every second and fourth ha)) A Pylhan wt.lcome to ail Wednesday, in the month in Odd Ft 1- vWtln kp(hts Iowa' hall. VlMltn,' patriarchs ahvayp BAKER, C. C. welcome. R u LNCOLN, K. of R. & S. II. K. COOLIDGE, C. P. W, A. WOHSTELL, Scribe. IlflH'kolm. SI. B. of A. Cryntal Lodge No. 50 meets ever Meet every Thursday evening at Tuesday evening at the I. O. O. F. hall I. O. O. F. hull. VUitlng memberi, al- All vihlling member are Invited to at wrya welcome. tend. ANGUS HTKWAUT. Prenldent. JENNIE N. SMITH, N. O. C. J. VANDEKPOKL. Hecretary. MARTHA E. SCOTT. Secretary. Woodnu-P or Hie World. B. P. . K. La Grande Lodice No. 1B9, W. O. La Grande Lodge No. 433, meet W., meets every second and fourth each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In Tuesday evening In K. of P. hall In Elks' club, corner Depot street and the Corpe building. All visiting mern- Washington avenue. Visiting brother bers welcome. NERI ACKLEH, are cordially Invited to attend. J.'ll. KEEN ICY, Consul Commander. C. S. DUNN. Exalted Ruler. Clerk. O. E. MeCULLY, Recording Sec. The Newliii llnig Co. ma key, u spe (lal propoHltlnn to ciiMtnrneiH. See 'window for iiurtlculars. 2-9-12 WaslilnuKin On-; avo to three doctors; wan kepi in bed for five vcekn. Itlood poison from a spi der's bite caused large, deep sores to tover his leg. The doctor's failed, then "Huiklen's Arnica' Salve com pletely cured me," v. i lies John Wash ington, of Ilosiiuevllle, Texas. For ec zema, bolls, burns and piles It Is su preme. 25c at Newlln Drug Co. Special Real F.slate Hargaln. $3250 cash will liuy 15 lots, 1 brick house. 2 frame houses, good orchard, with water right; If taken this week, and assume loan of $13S5. Income from pqrty $34.00 per mouth. Loan navabl $L'.2 monthly. LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO. d NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOI XT. Notice Is hereby given that Mcrtle Aldrich, administrator of the estate of Mary A. Aldrich, deceased, has filed in the coii"v court of I'nlon county. Oregon, h"r Tinul account In the mut ter of r.tl'l estate, and the county court has H pointed Tuesday, the nd day of March, 1J09. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at the court house, ln La Grande. Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to such final account and the settlement there of. MERTIE ALDRICH, Adminstrator of the Estate of Mary A. Aldrich, Deceased. 2-1-8-15-22-3-1 Haliinluv Sale on Hams. Special salt: on Sugar Cured Hams at I lie Grande Itonile Meal Co., Sutur ay only. 2-1 I -I 2 - THINK THIS 0 I-It, ATI "-- 'jjf !5?J And then ait quickly. If your oyes are tiniililiim you. A del'ei-t cauglit in time can generally be rei II. d by wearing Kineses f.ir n liinii-d period If the Glasses are no madly ami sri, n I If r a ! iy filled. H lleglecti-d il Will Hi'C'.-sil.He Hie wesiing of ihem ALWAYS. M K I S TODW. J. H- PEA RE Lt AD!G aD PI0tT..1 JEWCLCR 4 ' Shipments I- a Profliahle One a3 Cai-lomN in u Year, ami Other. An Itiiuly. rilvi sifled Induhfrles" is the slo gan held up by Grande P.onde valley boosters as typical and applicable, but few realize when they make the statement, to what " extent horse breeding is a profitable adjunct to the money-making Interests: of I'nlon county. Set to thinking by a local item In The Observer a few days ago dative to th" growing number of au tomobiles, one of the county horse wners who gives the nvitter study and ttention, commenced to gather data s to the extent of the horse breeding for foreign shipment purposes, and the figures summed up are almost startling. Carloads In a Year. During the past year, one out-of-the-county buyer has shipped out fron Cnlon county. 13 carloads of horses, another. 7 carloads, and others at var Ions times and at lesser shipments, halt of that number, making a total of 3 carloads. These average $2000 pei car at the lowest estimate. There are five carloads ready for shipment thl: week, which will bring the total ship ments for the year to date to 3! car loads, or $70,000 In cash remuneration to the breeders. I-uve Oilier Money Here. Huy.ers coming from all parts of the t'liited States, us they do, have left -iniig sums of money, charged to ex pense accounts, tin.' man here t buy horses, took away three carloads of hay. Tills may lie used ;is nn exam ple of what all do. and several horse men in ( sulfation on the matter yesterday, agreed that dining the year $",iiiiii had been dropped by horse buy ers. Viiulitv Goes Willi OjiMiitlty. Th-'i-e is no disputing the fact thai Grande Ronde valley turns out first class animals, ituyers come from all corners of the country to secure horse. here. Right now today there are eight buyers in Union county, and only one of them from the state; others an foreign to Oregon. The horse Indus try is rapidly becoming more ami more profitable and vhlle the enemy f the horse In some localities im autotnobili is gaining u strong foot hold, it will never supplant the hots, for breeders find it too profliahle, a business to let go of. .More stock Tills Ycur. Inning the time that these ship ments have been going oil others wen , i r .. .t 'i t '"' '.'' .j. ,.. ........e, - .......II not oniiiicd in tile total named in th foregoing. Among Uie men fattening annuals I'm the nriik'.'t is Fred Gas- Uel!. I!, has I olHoad of geliling tit. n nil! U the scales al an average of between l.VMi a lid ItiOO Ulde.ee. I'll,-, wi'l be -lii I "HI tu::ight. Many .'.I.e.- li.ne f : ' 1 1 two to 1" lie.ni api.-ce along the same class, a Is reaiij for buy, is this winter. At tins rate, Grande Koiide valli ,-. ill II lee, nil.- lalUOUS fi'f il- holse- flebli as for t' i till, lumber, sugar beets, dallying and olhvr branches of Its bun: ' ,in loi.i i- hi indusi r'n s. INDOOR TI .NM- TONIGHT. WOOD & COAL j In quantities to suit Warehouse Storage Truck and Transfer 2 i i I ;tuie -et Will IV I'lawd Refine Ruskcl- ball Game start. ! Ii, - .... i t, inns w ill be given a try- i .ii 'In.- .wiling, commencing at . ! .,' I... In. n b. n a duet f i-oin the high . boot --W iMie I 'en re ami Marbel 1 1 , . n -play ..lie set against Walter j Kelgos.-ll and A. W. Nelson. The set I will be finished before the basketball Ic:iine -l ilts, though spectators can ar 1 vie any time dining the tennis games jwiib.ict incurring any additional ex i pense. If the rink floor serves the pai ...se well, the Algonquin Tennis club may take to indoor tennis until the eut-of-doiir courts are ready for playing. The floor is sufflleently hug. i. i .immoilate a double con' t. Shoe Sale L its b CLOSES Thursday, Febil ' . R-"4-'A rAnr-'rad n' make the'feiv davs -.ho Jicsr, . 1 3 maskable dajs "for ' shoe bargains ever known in La' Grande; We TriVite'fir,eaf.d.aii tcT': visif-this' U6re -these days. You are sure to find something in shoes that will appeal to your judge ment. Remember that you now have an opportunity to secure shoe bargains impos sible to secure at any other time. There are hundreds of airs of shoes all marked down. Broken Lines From the Preston J ock: ln9 CUr Sizes9toU,valuesio$5.00.Sovaeedtm5ssort- tf-f C) Men S DnOeS ment that defaced discription is impossible PiJU D., C(,r Sizes 1 1 to 5; value $4. Very complete line of high tf-f CA DOyS DnOeS grade shoes atthelow price of fl.JV Sizes 8 to 10, value $3. Ever assortmen every kind of leather. Come and look. D..,. Cf-sts Sizes 8to to, value is. Ever assortment ana Kma ana c-f nn BOYS 37065 ewer kind of leather. Come and look. 4lVV Before the opportunity is gone see that you are weU shod $1.50 Shoes Sale Price $5.00 Shoes Sale Prke $7.00 Shoes Sale Price $k.90 $3.90 $3.25 $3.50 Shoes Sale Price 3.00 Shoes Sale Prke 2.50 Shoes Sale Prke $2.90 2.10 1.95 Where Quality Governs Cut Prices Count The Evening Observer, Deliverdd at your door, 65c per Month i JOB PRINTING HS term includes everything from a visiting card to a full sheet poster; a leaflet to a leather bound book. THE OBSERVER JOB DEPARTMENT is equipped so thorough- hi thtt ' - -M tn UtnAIn IAOC" ...Ml, ,m,Ul,U to other offices would seem a realburden. COMMERCIAL PRINTING By this term we mean Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Envelopes and Office Stationery in general. THE OBSERVER JOB DEPART MENT is in a position to fill OFFICE WANTS promptly and satisfactorily. G. E. FOWLER . Phone Main 10: t m. i;.-"icii( ill. i,... F. .. :i vSr-ci.o.i Mvs. K. . I'.oytl. who has been 111 several days, has been sent to I Grande, where she will be under medical treatment by Dr. C. 11. I'pton of that city. ALL YOURS We have several Advertising Ideas which we believe are good and will bring you results; if you care for them they are yours for the asking. Remember, good printing costs money and should be classed as an investment; poor printing is always an &pens "Appfylffc trial ordeest 3S?7 see Wwrtich class oift work belongs. PHONE MAIN 13, TWO RINGS.