La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1910, Image 6

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- BCSSEY'S ITACK f.TXT;
Bef f wuf Oar n6
NJfht Baclu -urnishfca ror
funerals and prlvat parties.
Baggage transferred Pay and
Suod at Paul's Cigar Store.
Phone Bed 141. ,
Night Then Main II.
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I Merchants Save
$10,060
In 1907 the Merchants
o i Oregon saved . ove
S10M0 bv camlrnt a nr.rl
it meir insurance in their ?
own company, the Oregon !
Merchants Mutual fire AS- 4!
surance Association, of i
Davtnn. firertnn A In IQflft
they will save $15,000 1
During the same period
tneir neighbors were hand
ing 'over $1,500,000 j in
profits to outside companies
In the Oregon Merchants
Mutual you get: .
INSURANCE AT C0S1 ..
A LIMIT TO YOUR UAB1L 1
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PROMPTSETTLEMENTOF
LOSSES 7 !
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nr. iuvtf, flocn ?
f Kirigsley & Cogei
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! Shoe3 Renaired !
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Two first class workmen.
All work turned out with
dispatch and guaranteed.;
THB OLD PRE8TON STAND.'
Notice to Creditors. ; v
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed as ad
ministrator of the eBtate of John Ble
lns, deceased, and has duly Qualified
a auch and entered upon the dis
charge of his duties and all persona
hAvIng claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the same
properly verified to the undersigned
administrator at his residence at Cove
Union County, Oregon, within , bIx
months from the date of the first pub
lication of this notice.
Date of First Publication, December
18, 1909. -
r , EMIL BLEVINS, ; '
. ' Administrator.
Jno. S. Hodgln. Attorney for Estate.
J "OLMES. Vlce-Pres. SHERWOOD WILLIAMS, 2nd Asst: Cash
F. L. MEYERS, Cashier. t ' .
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANIt
OF LA GRANDE, OREGON
Capital and Surplus $180,093.00
Directors .:- :
ft peorge Palmar'
F.tXc Holmes . G. L. Cleayer
W. J. Church F. M. Byrhit
F. L. Meyers , y? L. Brenholts
rS-Hv''.Wi'M Pierce :"::-'--
With our atnpte resources and facilities we catf feif-;
der you efficient service and handle your business
to your entire
IS VALORO
eTaker-ized coffee
It nakes a strong dartj
aromatic beverage stim
ulating and full of spicy
flucnr. fSamA mmlir anil
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prepared by same process as Harrington
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OUT AGAIN
SEAT EAST WITH BIG LOAD OF
FREIGHT TODAYx
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Graham here In person to see big
monsters put to actual wort
Engine 450, the big Mallet which
was sent out with a freight train re
cently but sprung a leak and was
Bent back for repairs, was given an
other train to pull over Telocasset
Hill this morning. ' The big Mallet
left bere about 10 o'clock ' with a
long Btrlng of cars hitched to. it.
The other : two are being set up
and will doubtless U -given maiden
runs in the near1 . future. . SuDerln-
t . . .., -
I tendent of motive - power Graham,)
has been , in the city the past few
days to personally superviso the In
troduction of the big engines to the
mountain, service.
LOSTA reward will be raid for the
return of a diamond ring lost be
tween the Slater building " and the
Star Theatre. Finder leave with Mr.s
B. F. Wade, Slater building; and re
selve reward.;" 'v;' Y.Y. -X ...
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Candies
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Quality
' Our reijnlai 25c per pound Unm
onr -iTtb make, ausalutt l) pure,
we kw It aud a v!l( t our
mauufactnrluK depnrtment will
convhico jon; tilt MOt.KTS
ore crca.n r,' the flavors tie,
Strnw'npy, ctycolat and V.
nl'.'a.
Xa'fis In four flavors.
SEW WRIXKU Try ILls
E. D. Selder
La Grande' Exclusive Can
dy Manufacturer
' C. C. Penington
satisfaction
READY FOR
TilBATE
j 1'OBENSIC BEPARTMeVt , SEEDS
THE . SUPPORT TOO.
Sports' and literary should be treated
with equal consideration . Y:'
On Friday : of ' this week at ' the
Central- Church, the triangular ! de
bate between the EI gin . "and the La
Grande, high schools wllhtake place
In this city.. There '. should be a
crowded house.; There Is no trouble
to get crowds outa .it a sport meeting
and there is some criticism because
the boys respond to ' the sentiment
of the community. Sports are :right
in their nlard. hllf llforrv onil oAti-
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catlonal. features should receive opr"
support likewise. Every school is
JuBt .what the community makes it
The program - for .the tevenlng,fol'
lows: . v..
Selection . .. .High School
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Announcement .by chairman. . ' ',
nano hoio, selected, Miss Crystal, J.
Baebler, . Supervisor Music and
. Drawing. J: t Vi'v
Debate: "ReBoived that the Gaives-
ton plan of government applied to
i. New' York City would correct the
prevailant political vices of that
city." , ' '
Affirmative team, Rov Currey, George
V Currey, George Kerr. - '
' Ualley, Benjamin Benshaddler. ,
Male Quartette, Selected, Henry Hel-
denrich. Marble Green, Harold Gra
dy, Ray Williams.
High School Orchestra; Selected.
Decision of Judges, ' '
f The Judges .are Rev. John Dress
ier, of Haines; Supt. A. H. Yoder of
Joseph ; and Dr, E. Maftln, of Cove.
Attorney Jno. S. Hodgln is to be
chairman. 1 : v.'r . 1 ' r
LAMENTS FAtT THAT CHAUTAU
QUA PASSED . THEM. ;
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Comments favorably on La Grande
1 'go set it" spirit. :
The Baker City Herald pats La
Grande on thelback'and laments the
fact that Baker did not get a chau
"tauqtoa. In the same breath she
blames it to . Baker City and admits
j that the citizens who go after things,
get mem. Here is the article: '
The neighboring city of La Grande
has a class of citizens of which It
may welf be proud, for they have the
best habit possible )to form, that of
iSde
WE HAVE SECURED
SHERMAN CLAY'S
full line of.
PIMOS
a:
TKe musical mstrument that seDs; stiiclly
for one price to everyone
! FlayorS'-QnM
doing thlng' Last fair they held . a
fair; there were no races but they
had fine exhibits and they made it
pay; they held a poultry show and an
aster show and both events were -sue
cessful. . ' Nows they have Btarted i
movement to have a Chautauqua
this coining summer, and enough
tickets have been pledged to secure
the success of the venture
In the West r such - Intellectual
meetings are a , rarity, but In the
East every city that' lays claim' to
culture has an annual gathering of
notable lecturers, political speakers,
entertainers' and 11 famous 1 preachers.
These gatherings are usually held in
an open plot where the people' can
enjoy a little outing as well as at
tend the sessions of the Chautauqua.
Thet patronagevls usually very lib
eral and these institutions are en
tirely self supporting. Y - y : , ' A'Y
The people of .Baker City would
Aai-tn otw...a i 1
uiuio mu ucucin lrom a unau-
tauqua; than from ny. other form of
educational gathering that could be
held in 'this city. ,, A lecture, course is
usually given during the winter by
the Alpha club and it Is liberally pat
. o v" vujuj x-. viiau
tauqua couId.be arranged Sot five or
! ten days and the people would hafe
the privilege of hearing the greatest
men of the country,. Music, politics.
.-eligion ad many - other subjects
would be 'discussed by well know a
platform lecturers. These" are great
educational gatherings and give ev
ery locality an uplift that cannot b
measured in dollars. ; If La vGranda
is to have a Chautauqua, why cannot
RESERVOIR .WELL FILLED
SatlHfactory showing of reservoir on
. ' Umatilla Irrigation project r'-:
(told Springs Reservoir, .Umatilla
irrigation project, Oregon, contained
about 17.000 acre feet of water.' i he
first of the month, which is a very
fcatisfactory showing at this, time of
the year. 'The feed canal has been
in constant ; operation since, the first
of December,' the head gradually in
creasing until 240 second-feet, were
diverted from the river, a maximum
of about 215 second-feet being deliv-r
ered into the reservoir, r Drainage
work at the dam has been cdmpleted
and the high pressure' concrete nlpe
will probably be in : place ,by the
middle of the month.. A large Influx
of' settlers Is expected in February,
owing to the' opening .; ' of 100 new
farms. C i-v . -'.-.X?
; V'X XP-,- ' Sumuons. X'X
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Union County. .
Z. B. Harvey, Plaintiff, , , v
v1' .',';:," Y. VS.' - ; 'X XX""''... .
W. J. Ilarvey, Defendant.' . "s ' v v ' !
v-To W, J. Harvey, the abdve named
defendant: 'H'- '.'V;-'V
In the name of the State of Ore
gon you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint filed
agalnBt yod in the above entitled suit
within six weeks from the date of
and ORGANS
the" Erst publication of this summons,
and in case you fall to so appear
and answer, the plaintiff will apply
to the court for . the- relief prayed
fpr in her complaint, towlt, for the
di3olotion of the bonds of matrimo
ny existing between the plaintiff and
defendant, and care and custody of
the minor children of the plalntlffand
defendant,' Sherman : Harvey, Elanor
Harvey and Lucilf" Harvey, and for
her' costs and disbursements.
This summons is published by or
der of the Hon. J. W. Knowles, Judge
of the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Union County, which or
der .was made and entered In said
court on ; the 20th day pf: January,
1910, requiring th's summons to be
published once each , week for f six
successive weeks, in the La Grande
Weekly .Observer.!' The date of the
first publication of this summons is
the 21st day of January, 1910. -
' jvV; eugene ashwill; '
'. 'V ' Attorney for the .Plaintiff.
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". TTarnjBg.
The public is hereby warned not to
buy B. of R. T., dance tickets that
have been printed inblack. The gen
nine tickets are pjinted In red and
have the seal of the lodge upon them.
By order of the committee.
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Vle Want
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Our Want Ad Column
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: Your want js placed before a thousand or more wantseeksri
every day Can you afford to spend one cent per. word ef your
wanted where results are the keynotes?
FOK SALE.
FOR SALE--Two male pigs and two
' ' sews, all thoroughbreds, Duroc Jer
seys. Farmer's pheae. Robert Clark.
FOR SALE Swell bodied cutter. In
' quire of J, M. Wilson, North Birch
FOR 'SALEA . 33 acre raach four
mile.- north of La Grande known as
the Andres' ranch. Will sell for $4,
000,' $1,000 cash and the balance on
terms. Six acres in orchard and the
balance fine soll. A good hi ise and
barn on the place and a fine, sprng
and well. Address A. B. French Ken
ne wick. Washington. . ' ' f.
FOR RENT Furnished room suitable
for gentleman. Apply J. C. Gulling.
FOR SALE v OR TRADE 160 acre
' farm all or half o? the land. Phone
Blade 181 o address Post office box
545.
?l-ll-2-ll
, Lost, a purse between Depot and
Jefferson and Second and Washing
ton avenues. Finder please return to
this office and, receive reward. . Y
WANTED To buy .10,000.000 feet of
lumber. Will take mill cut deliver
ed, at La Grande or other ',. Eastern
Oregon points. W, R. Klvette, Box 20 J
WANTED TO RSNT A 7 er t reoat
house. Call or address Chas. E. Perry
Hotel Seauaer. y:'.-yX ' : '.
TRP;
GEORGEi PALMER
RETAIL DEPARTMEWT
We Solicit Your Orders for
SHINGLES
RUBBEROID ROOFING
: DEADENING FELT
BUilDLNG PAPER
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FOR RENT Five "rooms', in a ten-
room house. Appiy to n-
ington Ave.
1-20128.
Special Services.
The .special services In the M. E.
CLorch, South, which . opened last
evening were well attended, Rt. Rax
road of MUtoa gave a most Inspiring
address and those toTattendance last
Light believe grea results will follow.
The public ta cordially Invited to at
tend. '
Votfee el Final getfieaent.
Notice la hereby given to all wnom
It may concern that James G. Feca
admtnlBtrator of the estate of WtWuni
G. Peach deceased, has filed la the.
county court of Union county, Ore
gon, his final " account " at adminis
tratrix vof ,sald estate and said court
has set Wednesday the 10th day of
February A. D. 1910 .at i o'clock
P. M. at the county court house . in
La Grande, Oregon as the time for
hearing such retorts and all, object
ions tbereot , .
Dated at La Grande, Oregon.
lav of Jnrmnrv 1910. - :
r ; JAMES J. PEAClt
. , Administrator,
(1-9-16-23-30-2-6.) :
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Your Wants
TASTED.
WANTED A girl for general housef
work. .Must be a good cook. Am -willing
to pay good wages to right
lerson. ; For further, particulars In
quire at this ofilce .1-16-30.
FOREEBT. '
FOR RENT House ant barn with
t acres of land. Apply to Chas. W.
Gore,
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FOR RENT Newly r. furnished front
room. Modern. 1602 Adams Avenue.
rQR SALE A good corner lot in a de
sirable location. Inquire at Hill's
Drug Store. ; ; '
Notice of Final Account
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned, as erecutor under the last
will and testament of Minerva B. Neal
deceased, has filed his final account as
such executor and the Hon. J. C Hen
ry, county Judge of UUon county,
pregon, has set Monday,, the 17th day
of January, 1911 at 2 o'clock v. a. as
the day and bate, and the eeurt house
as the place for the hearlag tf ehjec
tleat. If an there he thereto.
: Dated at La Vraade, regea, Becem
her Mth, 1109. Y
' :: 'J081EPH BARTON.
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