La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 11, 1910, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING. OBSERVER! WEDNESDAY MAY 11. PAGT Gl V- ' Kotlce to Contractors Notice U hereby given that sealed . bids will .be received at the office of ' the City Recorder for the construc tion of permanent telephone Una , on the jlfiht of way of the Beaver Creek Pipe Line from the intake to the City of La Grande .said bids to be accompanied by a certified check of Ave per cent of the bid and to be V filed with the Recorder of the City V of La Grande by o'clock p. m. of Wednesday. May 18th, 1910. Plans and specifications will be on file at the office of City Recorder. . D. B. COX, Recorder. 4-6-4-12. AV , Notice to Contractors Notice is hereby given by the Dis trict School Board of School .' Dis- trict No. one (La Grande) Union County. Oregon, that bids will be re ceived up to 12 o'clock noon of Mon day, May 23, 1910, for the furnishing material and erection of t'.two sto.7 ; and basement brick high school build- . ing according to plans and speciS cations; on file with school clerk, and architect Newton Gauntt; also for Ihe plumbing, heating and ventllat-, , ing for said bulldlnng. All bids to be , i!JL. accompanied by a certified check of J b per ceui oi buiuuui oi ma. tut Eoard reserves the right: to accept cr reject any er all bids or any por-: ton of bid submitted.' Contractor to figure building with or x without . plumbing-,, heating and i ventilating. ' Contractor whose bid Is accepted to give approved bond In amount satis factory to School Board. Contractor taking plans and specifications from office must deposit J 10.00 to Insure . return of same within ten days. Bids European Plan Only. Rooms 50c to. $1.50 Tirst class Throughout D, G. BRIGHOUX, : Proprietor. ONE BLOCK FROM DEPOT si La Gramme, OiegonS ; i ii i si i -.v j t- SAVQY ma: - ... . , -. ... : DIRECTORY. -;' : '-t. L of the . '" FRATER NAL ORD ERS' H4 :'. :;: A. F. & A.M.. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. & A. M. holds regular 'meeting first and third Saturdays at 7:30 p. m. :; JNO. S. HODGIN, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary. , Women of Woodcraft ; Grande Ronde Circle No. 47. Meeta every first and third Thursday even ing in the month, at the I. O. O. P. HalL All visiting members welcoem. CHIOS ROBINSON, G. N. LIZZIE ELISWORTH, Clerk , , h 0. O. Fr-Subordinate La Grande Lodge No. 16 meeta in their hall every Saturday night Vis ; itlng brother! cordially invited to at tend. Cemetery plat may be seen at the Model restaurant j ' GEORGE GROUT, N. Q. ; y - I. R. SNOOK., Rec Sec, W. A. WORSTELL, Fin. Sec ; ''Lao. P-Eicaasiaieat. Star Encampment Na 11. L O.' O. WH meets every second and fourth Wednesday la the month in Odd Fel lows halL Visiting patriarchs always welcoma, ' " B. B. COOUDGB. C P. W. A. WORSTELL. Bcrib. H. W. A, j La Grande camp No. 7703 meets every Monday each month at I. Q. O. F. HaU. All visiting neighbors are cordially invited to attend. FRED B. CURRET, C CAL JORDON. Qert ' ) - - to be presented to School Clerk, La Grande, Oregon. By order of District School Board. ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS. , School Clerk. Xotke to Fruit Growers. To the fruit : . growers . of Union county: I have been appointed fruit Inspector by our worthy county court and approved by the honorable dis trict commissioner of , the fruit in dustry, Mr. Judd Geer of Cove. Laws of Oregon compel people to spray and prune against all Insects, pests and diseases, and It will be my duty to see. the laws, are strictly - enforced. I will be pelased to have anyone no tify me by phone or letter if 'any or chard 1s not pruned or sprayed ac cording to law, and I' will attend to It at once. ' .: . - " LORENZO STILL WELL. .' Fruit Inspector for Union county.' In dependent Phone 16-G. : ;. Medicines' that aid nature ire ftlwmra successful. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this' plan. It loosens Ihe cough, re lieves the lungs, qpens ths secretions and aids suture in restoring the system to a healthy condition. ' FOR EVERY HOME f IN LA GRANDE ; The cost for wiring, lamps and current is exceedingly small com pared with the convenience, com fort find safety obtained by its use. .;. . . .,;; '. v.,;'.: ' Your home can be wired com plete at an average cost of only $2.00 per room. Lamps, fixtures, flatlrons, cooking utensils and nu nierous other electrical applian ces may be obtained at surprising ly low cost ;." 1 ; - ' ;;' I " Ask jur neighbor why he uses electric light; - he certainly has some reason- for doing go, and then call at our office o Tier onr repre sentative call at jour honse and explain to yon why yon . should have your home wired and use electricity. ; ' ' ; EiSKM Oral IIEHI 110 . power comm T5 . . - 'i, !? o. E. '.',:' ' La Gi a 'ibSge" No. 433 meets each Thi : . . evening at 8 o'clock In Elk's club, corner Depot St, and Washington Ave. Visiting brothers are cordially invited to attend. H. E. COOUDGB, Exalted Ruler. -, HUGH McCALL. Rec Sec. ,"t --: Forester of America f? Court . Maid Marlon No. 22 meets each Wednesday night in the K. of pi hall. Brothers are invite dto attend. ':':!;"-'r--:FRANK BAY. C. R. LEO HERRING. C. 8. C. J. VANDERPOEL. F. s. - ?" ": ' Eebekahs -: Crysatl Lodge No. SO meets every Tuesday evening in the L' 0. 0. , F. HalL All visiting members are In vited. to attend.; '.''i';;t''-vrf MRS. CORA FITZGERALD, N. 0. MIS3 SUSAN McILLROT. Sei f : , . Knights of Pythias. v ' Red. Cross Lodge No. 27, meets ev ery Monday night in Castle Hall, (old Elks ha'l) A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. ' ED WRIGHT. C. C. It L. i; f R. ft S. ' ..-..'.' - 8. . . . ; Hope to. 13, 0. E. 8., nold at .' Jcatlons tht sec ond as Wednesdays of each month, visiting members cor dially invited. ; Pauline Lederlee, W. M. Mary B. Warnlck, Secretary. Marke'S: 'Quotaiipns. $QQ$$&$WteQP$$&$444&$ The Local Markets SUGAR Cash price Sugar, S6.75; beet sugar J65. "VEGETABLES Dry onions, 2c; parsnips, 2 l-2c; spinach, 3 lb for 25; fresh peas, 15c; asparagus, 3 lb for 25c; rubarb. 5c; celery.,10c a bunch; hot honse lettuce, 2 bunches for 15c; head lettuce, 10c; radishes, 3 bunches for 10c; green onions, 5c a bunch; fresh Florida tomatoes, 10c. , FRUIT -Oranges, 40c dos; lemons. 35c; bananas, 40c; strawberries, 20c. MEATS Hogs, live weight, well flnlsLad, $10 cwt; cows. 3 1-2 to 4c; veal 4 to 4 l-2c; mutton, 5 1-2; chick ens 13c .- , Portland Markets - , : BUTTER Extra "creamery, 27c: ''I.,-.' ' - . ' rotory- Carried Him to Thtir Cave ADDY," said Evelyn as she peaume, -wnai is a aoboiarr , , , : ' V-'v f "A kobold," said daddy, "Is a little man fairy who lives In the hills and tht mountains with manv others and As tnr mM nnA other things. The home of the koboids is in Germany, far away across the ocean. If you want me to I shall tell you and Jack a story about the koboids." v. "All right" said Jack, "but I'd rather hear a Btory about American fairies." So. daddy began: "Once upon a time there was a little German boy named Hans who lived near the mountains where the koboids bad their home.' He was not a very good boy, 'I am afrakl, for when his mother told him not to climb the mountain for fear he would fall and hurt himself be did not listen "Well, Hans did not mind his mother and began to climb up the mountain. When he was about halfway up he became very tired and fell asleep.' Theu the koboids saw him, A number of them came and lifted him while he was sleeping and carried him to their cave. ' There they kept him many days and did not let him go home because they liked him and wanted to keep him with them forever. y'--: ' a : j ; ..' .. .. .; '! "So the boy lived with the koboids a long time, and his parents thought he had fallen from the mountain and had been killed. ; Hans was a bright boy and listened closely to the koboids' talk. From it he found out where they got all the gold which they dug from the mountain. He waited then for a chance to escape from them and bring i-uuie uuu gei some i me goia ana De poor no more." "Did he get away from the koboids, daddy?" asked Jack. ' That he did," said daddy. ' "One were rast asieep. ,They did not watch uwukui no was Bausnea 10 stay, witn tnem, They were good to him, you see, except that they did not let him so back to his home. Well. light night he crept softly out of the we mountain to nis rathers house. You may be sure that bis father was very glad to see him again. And when he told him and his mother that be bad found out where the koboids got their gold jtbey were indeed .very happy, for wsj ajivw uai muj onf coumi go ana ' -Jine very next aay, uans lea nia men were no longer were,, tor wey aid not want to be seen by any one They had left that part of the country. ' ,v.a ; ,;v, ; x n , v s - . : .-. "But I see that yon two youngsters are as sleepy as the koboids were on the night when Hans ran away from them, so yonll have to be off to bed now." Immigrant; Is a; By thaRtv. Or. NEWELL OW1CHT H1LU of Brooklyn. N. V.. jfrW VERY ;, IMMraRANT , IS,, A Cnr yt COUNTRY. , ,ITf ,". 18. HEALTHY, THE, AMBITIOUS, , WHO tEAVE THEIR EURO . PEAN .SURROUNDINGS LAND, LEAVING THE WEAK, AND ThU country "could -easily assimilate a million immigrants a year, and no detriment could come to this country. As an ox grazed be did not become grass. The' GRASS BECAME OX. And so it was with immigration. With our publio schools THESE FOREIGNERS BECOME AMERICANS WITHIN A GENERATION AND ADD TO THE WEALTH AND tion.......,.: . ,, m is r,m ssmsk UULii. DAIIED FOOD, fresh. Wood. iviiolesdmCa . - v $, i-M-M4454444-4'-Wi fncy 25c; store 20 23; California extra creamery, 25c' . - - BUTTER FAT Delliver t o. b. at Portland Sweet cream 26c; sour 24. EGGS Local, candled, select 23 23 i-2c. ' i '. ; . :. . '' POULTRY Mixed chickens, 19 19 1-2; fancy hens, 20; turkeys, alive 20 & 21c; dressed, 27 23 c; pigeons squabs," $2.50, .$3.00 doz; dressed chickens, 1 to 2c higher than alive.. BARLEYProducers price, 1909 Feed. $23; rolled $25; brewing, $25. WHEAT Nominal track, club, 87; bluestem.,.88 89; WUlam ette valley, 84c. . t . MILLSTUFFS Selling price Bran $21; middlings.: $29 $30; . shorts, $21.50; chap, $19 $28. , ', TXX ATTO Mam mmvm n4Artf SI tR Krtl Daddy's BedtiriK Hans and the ! Koboids sat down on daddy's knee Just before the news to his father so that he could night he waited until all the koboids him very carefully any longer, for they koboids' cave and ran down the aide of aig toe goia from the same place. , father to the koboids' rmine. ' The little SOURCE OF WEAtTH TO THE ONL.Y f THE COURAGEOUS, ; THE TO ESTABLISH A HOME IN THIS THE ANAEMIC BEHIND. RESOURCES OF THE NA- -::r-:r:'; w44444-444 -I it-It H t t THE CLASS G0LU1V1M;ALW brings FOR SALE Old server otBce. papers at the Ob- HjRNISHED ROOM For, gentlemen ctly. Nice location. Close in. Call Hi. Red 952. U. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Ten dollars ; In stack while It lasts. J. E. REY NOLDS. . ':." FOR SALE Single drlvwr; weight r 1100. Safe for - lady. ?J. E., REY NOLDS. ': ., if -r. "?; FOR' SALE Seven room modern house and eight lots, young orchard Grande National Bank. - , FOR RENT Two nice! front rooms wit heleetrl use of bath. . Inquire at street.".; ;,:'v' -'- .; FOR RENT A modem ' furnished front room, one block off Fourth street, 804 Main street. : ' ! ' a FOR RENT Six room house. No. ' 2003 Fir street $20.00 per month, Logan-Sherwood Company. WANTED Furnished house or house keeping rooms. Inquire of'S. in care of this office. , ;' . ;: ". FOR SALE The building fromerly ' used for an electric light plant ht Oro Dell, the same la thirty by one I'undred feet and thirty-eight feet high, and contains a large quantity of lumber and heavy timbers.; Bids for the purchase of this building- will be received at the office of the EAST ERN OREGON LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY ;,. ROOM and BOARD-1617 Fourth Et . HEACOCK'S The only placa H Union County, where yon can est i new Jens exactly like yours In It than three or fonr days, Offlc Newlin' Drug Store., n .. ; ... .' O O O O O O O o s rSOFKSSJOJIAL CISECTOBT. 9 OOOOOOOO " ilACON HAU ;--'''' j.; Physicians and Burtfeeoe. n ttce us La Oranclo Naonci ; Building. X Thone If 4a Hit u t. Baocn. Kesuaenosk :m J ' M.K. Han. Residec'. tk ; DH L H. UNDERWOOD ; Physician bd Surgeon v la Dr. .Richardson's " oSc ov Hlll'i Drag Store. Special attention to diseases and surgery of tha eye. Phone Black 1362, and Ind. 853. -" Residence Phone, Main 728. r as; Otflco It. 1 N. MOUTOR, M. D.;.;' " ' : ,,: Physician and Surgeon. Corner Adams Ave, and Depot St Office Main 68. Residence Mam ft C. H. UPTON, rtL Q. m. a ; Physician and 8urgeon. ' Special attention given to Eye, Bat Nose and Throat. Office In La Grande National Ba Bnildiag. hones: , Office, Mala i; lUatdaai Uaia 11 i .-W:'.: J. IL HUBBARD, M-D. .. Psyslclaa and Barceoa ' ' Office la New Bank Building Coonts SD-lL Thonest Residence, Van GEO. W. ZraSIBBaH, osteopath rnTSiciiir, Bommer Building Rooms ,-t-Mi. Residence Phone, lack 951 to Dr. r. B. Uvn K31LA CABLOt , TeeaerotPlaa;f,'".;i:;f' PapU of Pierre Denllet m tm Jose Oonservatvry. ..-. f For ehildrew tha Barrows of Basic scady and maslcal amrten. Btadio la tha MahafXcy Ufig - S t'1 11 igt.LJ' .vs; Return HEACOCK'S The only place ta Union County that yon can get new lens exactly, like yours in less than three or four days. OfSce over WANTED Boy to sell Observers ca the streets. Apply to the circu lation manager of the Observer, . FOR SALEi-I - have for sale the fol lowing; Lota. 9 and 10, Block 43; i lot 12, block 15; lots 7, 8, 9, .10, 11 and 12, block .19 in inndman's adii tlon to Elgin, Oregon.! will be glaj to receive offers for, same. IL L. McGINTIE, Nellgh, Nebraska. WANTED A girl to do general honri work. Call at 902 Pennsylvania Avenue. ' ;.';-'' . Chief y Joseph The best in the market at any fdtf) but no higher. The White Svan ,WIth the exception of tha CLic! Joseph brand, Is the best on the Im Grande market. A trail will ca vince the most ekeptlcal. j -For Sale by All Dealers. Woodmen of the World. La Grande lodge No. .169, W. O. W., ' meets every second; and fcxrli Tuesday evening In K, of P, Ei3 the Corpe building. All visitlns Ea bers welcome. . ( ; f NERI ACKLES, C. C. , ' t J. H. KEENET, Gstt, ' CbsmberUln's 6tmach and Liver Tablet lavariably bring relief to women sul'iriog froia hroBiceoastiDation. hedaJ. bilin.i.. boss, dmioeei, tsllowness of the skia aoJ yspopsis. -. - : ;- ; iTTCHITEIS. O. IL CiUWiOiU). . ' ; ; .;: '; Attorney at Law Practices la all the courts at the CtaSs , ; ; : ; aid CaiUi Etataa. Office In La Grande National , Building, La Grande. Ort Chas. ft Cochran ' Geo T. Cs COCHRAN ft COCmUH Attorneys. La Grande National Bank Bait La Grands Oressf wTLLlAM H. SAMSITT. ittorney and Counsellor at Law. tui: n and II Bommer Black.'" TETimiBT 8TJ2GE05S DR. P, A. CHARLTON. . " Veterinary Surgeon. . Office at Hill's Drag Store, La Grants, Besldsncs Phone Rod 701. , Office Phone Black IS L - lafeyandent Phono U. Bota p' jm, -idence. - : djl w. n. niiEi Graduate ' from the Ohio State Unl verslty. Vaccination, Dentistry ; cat. Surgery of all kinds. Country CbSs Promptly answered. Agent tar ES lonal Live Stock Insnranc AamSs tion. Portland, Oregon. ' OfOcs 14 Adaras Avx ' Phones, PacifSa. Black 1331 ' : Independent S7S DEKTIST3, J. C. PRICE, D. U. D. ,';... ' . ..'; Dentist ' . 'loom 25, La Grande National Building Pbons Black K ';. ." ; TTCsoa's Oretatn Mnslc furnlnshed for wedl banquets, dabcei and all oocasiass. a O. WILSON. Mgr. La Grands. Cr I0J Main 4ve, Phone Black 1171 iii ii i is ii iniiini-M in -(i iTinsTiiM fi Tar -r ifi m wr . . v' 1