La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 27, 1909, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextJ I ) I. A n". v PI". ;v- ..in.' ;i.r, February jt, not. jrrCIfT PAGES. PACE SIX. Aa-ae,aa'aft-frfr-frfra &afcifefea4.. . i'i ii ii uii i irnurci 1 1 1 1 r rj v DIRECTORY OF THE FRATERNAL. ORDERS L.A GRANDE, ORE. 31. W. A. La Grands Ctmo No. T70I meet ach Monday evening at I. O. O. F. hall. All visiting neighbor are cor dlally Invited to attend. M. HcMURRAT. C. CAIi JORDAN, Clerk. P. O. K La Grand Aerie No. 269, F. O. E., meeta every Friday Bight la Elks' hall at I p. m. Visiting brethren Invited to attend. C. E. HACKMAN, W. P. GEO. ABEGd, W. 8. , O. E. S. Hcpe Chapter No. 13, O. E. 8., hold atated communication the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Ylsltng members cordially Invited. RACHEL E. WORSTELL, W. M. MARY A. WARN'ICK. Secretary. I. O. O. F--Encampment. Star Encampment No. 11, I. O. O. F., meets every second and fourth Wednesday la the month n Odd Fel lows' hall. Vlsitng patriarchs always welcome. ' . H. E. COOLIDGE, C. P. W. A. WORSTELL, Scribe. M. B. of A. Meets every Thursday evening at L O. O. F. hall. Visiting members al wrrys welcome. ANGUS STEWART, President C. J. VANDERPOEL. Secretary... Woodmen of the World. La Grande Lodge No. 19, W. O. TV., meets every second and fourth Tuesday evening in K. of P. hall In the Corps building. All visiting: mem bers weleome. NERI ACKLES, J. H. KEENET, Consul Commander. Clerk. I. O. O. V. Kubordenat. La Grande Lodgtf No. It, meets In their hall every Saturday night. Via- hnMHDnnw r.nnnmiTinnK IV 'IVMlV lifVlUUl VUILVVS. i - Anic. Next week brings colon!-. itlng brothers cordially Invited to at-'lpa"" uch a rush as has never ben rquaueu in aeveiopmeni nisiory oi'the northwest, the Ilurrlman lines are pre paring for Judicious handling of j the increased business. Usually, .- vvhen coloniHt travel Is heavy, weslb)und trains run on hard schedules and) are often many hours late. Rut ) this spring, according to advices from (head offices, Hpeclal effort will be ma t0 handle tho traffic on regular sched ule. Especially that portion of' the traffic which comes through the'lJrunt- tend. Cemetery plat may be seen at Model restaurant. . . . HUGH McCALL, N. O. OSCAR COOLIDGE, Secretary. W. A. WORSTELL, Fla. Sec. Foresters of America. Court 'Maid Marion No. J2 meet each Wednesday night . la K. of P. hall. Brothers are Invited to attend. BEN HAISTEN. C. R. LEO HERRING, C. 8. C. J. VANDERPOEL, F. 8. A. F. A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. & A. M., holds regular meetings first and third Saturdays at T:30 P- m. ' R. L. LINCOLN, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary. Knight of PyUilna. Red Cross Lodge No. 27, meets every Monday evening In Castle Hall (old Elks' hall). A Pythlaa welcome to all visiting knights. J. F. BAKER, C. C. K. L. LINCOLN. K. of R. A S. Rebekahs. ' Crystal Lodge No. it meets even Tuesday evening at the I. O. O. F. hall All visiting members are invited to attend. JENNIE N. SMITH, N. G. MARTHA E. BCOTT, Seoretary. D. P. O. E. La Grande Lodge No. 433. meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In Elks' club, comer Depot street anO Washington n.tku. 'Visiting brother are cordially invirne to attend. C. S. DUNN, Exalted Ruler. G. E. McCULLT, Recording Sec. lngton gateway and must go oveit the Blue mountains through La Grande, will be well taken care of. Sufficient power Is on hand in the local round house to care for the business that will commence to expand in freight departments as well as passenger cir dep. The low rates go Into effect tomor row, but Wednesday or Thursday may come and go before the advance guard of the influx will reach La Grande. It has been the history in such cases that a week's time elapses before the regular stream of homeseekers com mences. BAnQuET BRINGS fORTH WIT iD GOOD lift 10 HI Nothing more delightful from every line 0f wor( being done ''in the state, point of view has been attempted In He rehearsed recent political develop- For expert piano tuning, see Thomas Bruce. ' ' l-28tf Washington Out-c Gave Vp to three doctors; was kept In bed for five weeks. Blood polnon from a spi der's bite caused large, deep sores to covor his log. The doctor's failed, then "Bucklcn's Arnica Salve com pletely cured me," writes John Wash ington, of Bosqueville, Texas. For ec zema, bolls, burns and piles It Is su preme. 25c at Newlin Drug Co. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOl'NT. Notice Is hereby given that Mertic Aldrlch, administrator of the estate of Mary A. Aldrich, deceased, has filer". In the cou"v court of Union county. Oregon, t' ilnal account in the mat ter of ai'i estate, and the county court has ai pointed Tuesday, the 2nd tfaj of March, 1909, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m at the court house, ii, La Grande. Oregon, as tho time anc place for hearing objections to suel, final account and the settlement there of. MERTIE ALDRICH Admlnstrator of the Estate of Ma.'V A Aldrich, Deceased. 2-1-8-15-22-3-1 SlMflnl Real KMalo Bursa In. 13250 cash will buy 15 lots, 1 brick house, 2 frame houses, good orchard, with water right; if taken this week, and assume loan of J1385. Income Motor boat racing, yacht races and from property $34.00 per month. Loan rowing regattas on Lake wusniugion. lnyale $29.29 monthly. will be a daily feature of the A. Y. P LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO. exposition. ' ' A SENSIBLE ' ' : LITTLE GIFT. ' J Make her a present that can be put to every-day use. A set a of combs, a Toilet Table Set of Manicure necessities. Sliver- ! backed Mirror, Brush Comb, Silver Dressing Box, etc. Our display of plated Silver- J ware articles offers you many helpful ideas be the pil't intenil-j cd for any anniversary. and J Table s e J. H- PEARE LIADIIVG AND PIOlVEf R JEWEL EI? iWOOD & COA1 a social way by the Methodist Broth erhood of this city, than the first an nual banquet which was given In the Foley hotel last evening to members of 4he Brotherhood and (Jfiron guests, totalling in all more ta.in :': From tho hour that the fciiriit.fe.r were seated until the last fm win spoken simultaneously w'm striking of the midnight hour--fiivl- Ity.'good cheer and Interesting xor.'!,- s were the order of the hcor. TK1 banquet Itself was a revel. "Ion . many and the Ladles' Aid so I 't' 'i.i since been showered wifh piii-i : ,r the toothsomeness of the coin;.' ;.,. the dispatch with which the liijo J iemblage was served. It was tlio ( ir census of opinion that a more geiicu Inely perfect banquet has been ten dered anybody or anyone In this city. When huhger was spent, the guests ettled down for a series of speeches that for wit, Instructlveness and gen - ral Interest was hard to duplicate. President F. H. Green outlined in a rew well spoken words, the purpose of the Brotherhood, paying a poetical tribute as well, to George E. Gootle, In whose house the banquet was held. In introducing Toastmaster J. D. G'illi lan, he turned loose a stream of witti cisms that ran rampant for several hours. With one exception, the pre arranged program was carried out in loto. Mayor Hall was unable to at tend, but extemporaneously, Walter M. Pierce filled the vacancy. He did It well, too, and storms of applause greeted the conclusion of his address. Rev. C. E. Deal, pastor of the local church, was the first toaster. To him was given the first topic under the eeneral theme, "Our Badge." He bundled the subject well. Rev. Had lev. secretary of the Idaho conference and general organizer of the club, fol lowed, pointing out the great need of men to carry on every grade of work. Judge J. W. Knowles spoke ulong the V'V'l!l dM. ,1 STUDENTS 10 AR in quantities to suit Warehouse Storage Truck and Transfer Sc'mnl children will not be without tl-.e pVasure of hi-arliitf Tom Hicha-d- soii. the J'oiiianu ooosxer, mxi .nun- lay, for during th- afternoon the father of (res-n prl.lkity will speak to the I'Uh school students on thht topic s close to his heart. Mr. Ricl anlson seldom overlooks an opportu nity to address students. He realize :ind sees in them the future men anil . o-.r.i .: i t any Co:;.:, -.unity ; in- he-i li.-vrs puh'U-ity with all Its modern-' Ism. sl'iild 1-e a p.'rt of 'Very stu-' dent's education. ment n Oregon In a manner that won tOTJtm hearty applause. "Ihe younger element of the Broth-erhi.,,-,,1 -OUK ait a .-live part, too, for vv W I firiK. n nd W. W. H. Clark 'ifir.,ji,.,i u,f.ir siroocts with as much 1 it,.r.f s ATiy nf ;i-;elr elders. Mar ;'J C-n:i.i jrui O. M. Heacock lent ,r-!i'e ;.) the '.-;",! ,., with a splendid K. t-. Vi.iarke, Hon. Wal- p' .-"c aiul w . i . Hkonberry ed tlie tt;.st program. Mr. ' ' .. ;--r.''.e; y't, .vi,"d-rlcture of the dlf ' -.'.-nc. : h, lA-ron tl.e 19th and 20th reii' .: ;,! t! oditoii v as one of the f .it: to.if:s, . f tli evening. Sing ,rr iii. )u-oht"-li ong to the tune f' '. uievi'-H,'' the La liquet came to a '...he and similar affairs in the future vll have to search for originality to kee.p up with the pace set by this, the- first of its kind. The program as rendered follows: "Our Badge," Rev. C. E. Deal. I Violin duet. Marble Greco and O. -M.- Heacock. "Meii at Work "In the Church," Rev. G. G. Haley, Ph. D. . "In the State," Judge J. W. Knowles. "Brothers In Social Service," W. W. Ferguson. "The Brotherhood an Open Door," H. C. Vlnacke. "Brothers in Spiritual Service," W. W. H. Clark. "Brothers of the Twentieth Cen tury," Prof. H. J. Hockenberry. 1 Brotherhood song. PASTIME THEATRE HANDBAGS Genuine Alligator ' S6.00 Size for $HM 7.00 Size for 5.00 8.00 Size for 6.00 THIS WEEK ONLY TLMMELWIM 6r CO. ADAMS AVENUE A GOOD RECORD We have conducted a laundry business in La Grande for many years. There must be a reason. A trial-order , will explain the mystery. A. B G. Laundry PHONE MAIN 7 Accuracy the Key Note "When you are Installing a-neir pluimbini-g system or making the minutest repair. We v do this at the time ytu want it and at prices you can afford to pay. BAY & ZWEIFEL 211 DEPOT STREE1 i J FKBRIX & FKENCH. Proprietors and Managers. PROGRAM: New Pictures Tonight. Miss Boy. Hadley in "Mamma's Comedy Sketch by Durkin, "A Case of Identity." Fox and Mistaken Three performances nightly. Doors open at 7 p. m. Matinees Wednesday and Sat urday at 3 p. m. Change of program Monday, WiHliiOMlay and Friday. V jjfiS Si W. "Tastes LiHs Ifaple" Said a sweet little irtrl wtio tried Hen tiotcnkea. It tiutes like maple email klod ot bread ami cake. Towle's CIRCUS Brand Table Syrup lo a dn'icloas btnrnl of SaararCne Srup, (Joro byrup. Hooey end Maple Syrup Yotir crocer ha It aak him today hii to .t cutout Wild AnlmuU tree. The Towle Kaple Syrup Ca. selling Columbia 10-Inch disc records ! for 5 cents each. Chanced His Location. All parties wishing a first-clasi workman to repair their watches asd Jewelry, will find O. M. Heacock lo cated with Carl Bros., at Huelat's U stand. Repairing done promptly, tt j DO YOU KNOW i 1 FOR CERTAIN? Ii i i WHY NOT TRT Popbam'a ASTHMA REMEDY? Gives prompt and positive relief r eviry case. Sold by druggists, Brlce $1.00. Trial package by mail 10 cents. Williams Mfg. Co., Props. Clevclan.1 t. FdV salf by A. T. HILL. DruKtfst. :i A- J 4 BCSSEVS 1LCK LIE. 4 Best of service. Day and Night. Hacks furnished for 4 funerals and private parties. 4 4 Baggage transferred Day and 4 4 Night and Sundays. 4 4 Stand at Paul's Cigar Store. 4 p,oTe Ted ill k t ;u" x'v. i v'. .;. a 4 . that your title is gocd?! An abstract will tell you If all about it and it may be j to your advantage to have one made. You cannot afford to take cnances. ,u e, 1. R. OLI VER! La Grande National Banl Building 444444444 I ' STRIXGIL4Sf, -CCTIONEER. .; i ed on, short notice. r-' ' -'action guaranteed. ..... . i cutanea i i i 4 ft I I 1 ft No S t f id i a i Tel roc T 1 Xi ?- ac to, P c t o - ciiaie iuT r 0. E. FOWLf ' 0 1.A tt- . r i i'. i : l i t l' ex. i,-. . n. M . : o. t 'Phone No- 1,x