La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1911, Image 5

La Grande evening observer., January 23, 1911, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1911)

Prev Page of 6 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.2 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 6 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,' HONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1911. . -v .-.v j.A. - .- - II SIS ; -n rv1 -TOKlSftT'S FBOERAH Generous Customer Star. ; BirtMay Cigars. ; A Cowboy's Vindication Eeean- Sleep, Gentle Sleep Edison. Beautiful dishes given to lady patrons of the matinee. See dis play in lobby. 10c- o o Q PERSONALS. O - O R. C. Cowan of Walla Walla was a Sunday guest at the Foley . . John Grenlick, a resident of Rich land was a Foley guest over Sunday. TWO AT LEAST WILL ATTEND TE STATE GATHERING. Conl Merchants to be Represented at State Grocers Contention. '" B. R. Welle and wife of Washington D. ,C. were' registered at the Foley Sunday. ' ' ' : : 6 ," B. S. Taft of Echo, was a Sunday visitor in La Grande, staying at the Foley while here. S. C. Wllley and wife of. Wallowa were Sunday visitors In the city, stop- . ping at the Foley while here. . ' H. J.. Rltter, the photographer leaves tonfeht for Portland, where he Lwil ltransact business matter. ! John Casey the Hilgard merchant transacted business In the city this morning, coming down on No. six. S " . m. A A. A. (WvOvvtvWVvvvV . vv;Jw 4 ' i Haradon'i '' Tru-Fruit Chacolates. Made Just right. At all of the leading confectioners. . ' ...-V.'.r General Repairing at E.,1T. Lelgbton's j the Foley while nererr f : .f Auto' and Bicycle Garage:'! repair , ; " V ? I , everything. Umbiellas, phonographs, sewing machines, typewriters, stoves and guns; Shear's and. knives sharp ened, skates hollow ground; saws fil ed and set arid Soldering of all' Wads done. I . repair granite walr.make and fit keys; repair locki I carry a full line of flash flights and 'tneir sup- La Grande merchants will be repre-' sented at the state meeting of the Ore gon Grocer's association at Salem. J. Snodgrass and E. Polack are some of the local members of the state asso ciation who contemplate leaving for Salem tomorrow. Low rates have been urovided for the merchants of Oregon who wish to attend. John Collier, for several years a vice president and member of the board of directors of the state association, may not attend thlB year. The credentials for the dele gates who wish to go can be provided at the' secretary's desk Of the Merch: antB Protective Association omce. BUILD EO AD SHADE ! TREES U pile. Phone, Majn 737, 3jW Fir street. riTv a CAV ANGER- Joseph Turn- - bull, city scavenger. Anyone want ing my service call up City Recor der's officer ' Dr. C. T. Hockett, the well .known physician of Enterprise, was La Grande 'visitor yesterday i stopping at o. B. Hubbard' or .Heppner, ure. transacted business here last Satur day evening, spending Sunday here, & guest at the Foley. n n n i Some Extraordinary Values Today in Our. Woolen and Cotton Blanket Uepartmcnt: ? All Wool mite Blanket; Largo Size, $7.00 Values Now ... ... .$175 V00LE1I BLANKETS A Good Dark Grey Woolen Elanli ; et; $4.00 Values, ow . v. . -. . All Wool Tan Blanket, 12-4 Size; S $80 .Values. Now . v. W . , . A$8.95 it A Good Light Grey Yoolen Blank- - j et; $6.00 Values, Now. .... . .$4.0 Illllll-I Hill l- " "' " " . .. . f, ' i COTTON BLANKET3. id . Miss Helen Hart, of Hllgard, who ,is now emnloved at Pendleton,: baa re turned lb the wheat towa after a vis- It with friends in this city. Will Seigrist the 0. R. & N. wat".h Inspector, arrived home this morning from Portland and Salem. At Saleoi be was the guest of RepTesentatlve W. J. Church, v Don't let your horses stp on the icy street. Antl Slip shoeing. R. A. Masterson.' , r f ; Tiinck Orohington cockrels tor sale t -also eggs in season. R. A. Master son, 1705 North" Spruce St. ' ; ' Tru-Fruit Chocolates, No imitation flavors, . CATARRH GOES , d. T.AM Snro Throat. BronchIUs f Cros n4 Asthma. BIG 'GAME THURSDAY Pendleton Team to Meet M. L A. Here on That Date Practicing Hard. With the Pendleton-M. I. A. game scheduled for next Thursday, the lo cal aulntet' ia devoting itself to the hardest kind of practice every night to be in the best possible shape to put the crimp In Pendleton -when that team arrives next Thursday. The M. I. A. have not been near defeat yet and realize that they have a strong and enviable record" to keep up. A large A FAIR OFFER. V0U "sUy 'tell by 'reading the attendance is anticipated. symptoms below, jwhethe notorrfl' nr tVOtl. nffftnnlv' breath, frequent sneezing discharge from the nose, stoppage of t,abb hnsklness of the voice, tick ling in the throat, droppings In throat Your Mpnsy Back If Ynu're Not 8t .- . icfiad. ' w nav for all the Medicine used ling in the tnroai, unw.B. 1 - -, romoi,. fB, a cousb, pain in chest, was oi sire , relieve yoa of constipation driveways may be commenced at the variable appetite, spasms of coug ning . ail the "risk. ; Vou are not ob- earliest possible time. 1 . ;' Multnomah County to Pattern After Enroll la This ResHect. . , U , Fortland, Ore., Jan. 23 (Special ) Multnomah county will pattern after Europe in the matter of -beautifying ?u roads.' Ten thousand , shade trees wUl be planted along , ther sides, ", of i ovntry roads, a portion "of the couy tv noor' farm being utilized as a nur- te-v for growing the young saplings until the reach a 6lze suitable for trantplantlng. I ' .'" ; " ? An order was made by the County Court authorizing the purchase of .j nf ! trivo n will stow. best in this locality and they will be plant ed as soon as possible. B. H. Wemme, presidedt. of the Portland 'Autpmqbila club.v aDneared before the county co.rt to urge this action and he found ready support from , County . Juda "In Europe," said Mr. Wemme, tourists travel lang distances to see the famous roads, which are nothing but country roads with trees planted on both aides of them. The country. about Portland Is the most beautiful In the world. Only the beautlflcatlou of our roads has been neglected. The expense would be slight and the re turns wry great. ; We can have the beautiful highways as any in the older countries, :. and .Multnomah county will benefit from the added attrac tiveness." . "I believe thoroughly In the plan said Judge Cleeton. It seems to me that the beautlficatlon of our roads 1b, in a sense, almost" as important as their Improvement.". The nursery is to be fixed in a con- nle'nt corner of; the .poor farm troDertv. It will be selected in a few days and seed,' of several varieties of shade trees planted so that the wors of beautifying Multnomah county All mite, Grey and Tan Wool ; Nap' Blankets at a Saving Now. . ' $3.00 Values, Now ,$2.63 $2.75 Values. Now IT''.. : 1 '.' . . ,.'... - - . . . .$2.23 $2.25 Values, Now 1 All Cotton Blankets at a Great Saving.! )) i. . " A Good Grey Blanket at A Good Blanket 10-4 Size for. '.'vV'.73g A Good Blanket; Ilediuin dige. . . All $3.00 VToolen' Bobes, During r l .Our.Sale at ..;c.r. ..$3.00 r i ah TrJnlAn T?aVim. Durinsr W Our Sale at V.V . : . . .$2.45 .WOOLEN , INDTI,;R)BE3. ',1. All $5.00 ' Woolen:;Hobe3 i During - Our Sals, at All S3.00 Woolen Epbes ' During iVOu 'Sale 'atr:v.v.;! i. WHITE COTTON CpiIORTg Largest Size White Cotton Com forts; Good Values at . . . :V. . .$1.53 Extra Large ; White Cotton JDom, forts; Good Values at . . . . . . v. $2.68 forts; Good Values at .... . . . . .$l.vo ; U i i V ; Mr ' 5 : i . $2.00;ij? .21.00 Extra Large White Cotton Com- .j.; - forts; Good Values at. ...... .$2.83 Every Table CroAided with BARGAINS During our Spea&l January Sale QUAUTY THESAME n PRICES LESS plaintiffs will for want the'aof apply to the court for the relief demanded In the amended complaint towit, that plaintiffs be decreed to be the owners in fee of the real, estate described in the amended complaint to wit, lots one and two and the southeast quarter of northwest quarter , , and ; southwest ouarter of. northeast quarter of Sec tion nineteen in township one south of range 40, east of Willamette Meri dian.: and south half of northeast Vise lead-within the said time, the bald; barley luiy llW fUwed. tor sanM.Mu ' - - lief demanded in the complainti to wit: for a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now ex laMnsr bietween said plaintiff and said defendant, and awarding said plaintiff j an absolute decree of divorce; GEO. J WAGENEIt By Virtue of 'an- oraer oiws -orable J. W. Kaowjcs,' Judge of the above entitled court, this summois is published in the U Grande Weekly Vacuum housecleanlng, upholster ing and furniture repaired. I P. Bel llnger, ' Phone Bed-662. ' , , j!. WANTED By a roan and wife low spirited at times, raising oi ted to us in any . way whatever, if cus, difficulty In breatning, iob - accept our offer. That's a migbty nitBt force. , hroad' statement, but we mean every .m. xritn'nm( Co. has a sen- nf Mt .-Could acvthlnsr be more . mHv fmoney back it iausj aiP for y0uT B.u.u . v - .An,n.noa .... --a V ..llari HYUMJii ipro- I A mOSl BCieuuui:. iuuiuiv.ro. IOT CaWU'u, v..v- ----- - . - ,. orhlnh rnnncea tliKn-"-"i ' . - - . ... ... . , . .. . .i.i v.n i ... no ton iiko ' 'but. lueir orlzed air. bo antisepuc. a rj - r(itent' clentiaJ ;dl8C0V ,t is breathea oyer w. u";1 that is odorless, colorless and taste- : t-fasfa momnrane. U Kill ai'l; j gvnu-iuic1 " . less-, very; prououueeu. jmuc . germi life, glres reiier in iwo iui p,eagant ln actlon, and particularly Utes, ana cur i""""-, -( agreeaoie iu rveij nj. The ' price, including hard rubber fllent doe(J not CttUSe diarrhoea; nausea. ..voitt. ta nniv 11.00. The In- flnhiipnce' crlnlne or any tnconven'- '" ... .. tl.tl, . - r,ill rtprlnrlfoB r . . . . loot a lifetime, bo iuoi i ience wuaw;:i. v nawr w. . of nartlcu,ar,j K00(j for children, aged Khnuld you oeou " I' . . . enouiu jvm on a Unrt delicate oersons. ' HYOMfil you can get M -. v.. .. - - . bitual constipation, or tbe associate ipnpndpnt chronic ailments. . we urge you to try Rexall Orderlies at our HaU. Rememoer you cun gei laem onlv at our store. 12 tablets 10 cents; 86 tablets 25 cents-Tne Kexau tsiore niL!8 BEUG STOKE. Jan. 13 23 Feb 3 taIpv. Kidney Remedy An Appre. ' . 4b w cbtloB. ( t.' : MnConnell. Catherine ' St., - El mir M Y.. writesr "I wish to ex press my appreciation of the great a i. ArTA from Foley's Kidney Ttemedy, which I Msed for a bad case TrM tmnhle. Five bottles did the to We beyond a doubt it 1 the most reliable kidney medicine I have ever Uken and shall always 'have myen- , dnrsemenf-Hllls Drug bwts. r t,-.l tMinMoil with constipatiob f . . .:&4 nil nf (hn htst ohTSl- cim. in Bristol,. Tenn., nd4hey eould do nnthinKror me,!' writes Tho. E., Williams, MUldlelwro, Ky. "Two pacitageiui vii.m .t.inN Stomach ond Liver Tablets cured For Ml rv nil n re. Notice to ' Creditors. vnttn b herbv'elven that the un derslgned, Clarence O. Morgan, was on the 28th day of October, 1910, duly annninted administrator of the es tate of John Morgan, ' deceased, by order of the County court of Union County, Oregon, and has duly qual ified as such administrator. All nersons baring claims against the estate of said deceased are here by notified to .present; the same to me at my residence in Union, Union County. State of Oregon, duly verified and with proper voucher, as required by law, w,lthin six months from the date of this notice. CLARENCE O. MORGAN, - , Administrator. ', Dated at Union, Oregon, this 16th dsv of January. 1911. S. 0. CORRELL. Attorney for Administrator. Date of first publication January 20, 1911. . . ' WKY Jan. 20-27. Feb, 3-10-17. av--eii-w,:i 11 lUTl. KDQ DilULU - 11 a Si. VI uu vuvw ar ; i . , . quarter, and north halt oi soma-, ea u yu-.- -. -quarter, and' southwest quar.; ion, county, Oregon .Jh saM o d ter 'of secUon ; 24. and south half, was maae. an of southeast quarter and southeast day of December 1910. , .mrtfir of -see: : COCHKAIS JV, tlori 23 and east naif or nonqwesi ouarter of section twenty six in town ship one south of range 29, east of Willamette meridian, ln Union coun ty,' Oregon and that plalntiff'e title therrl'O be quieted. ' :' ' .. ''T1..K sumtnorr !3 published by or? der 'Vrfii'w' tiT. circuit court of the state of Oregon for ?owty ' of Union, bearing date tit Vr'a day pf January A. D. 1911, directing ?vW cation of this summons to; .u oou secu'Jra weeks in the La Grande Ev en'ng Obevver a newspaper publish- i 3t t 'irande, Union ::,iv.yt urt 'ton, aud o general circulation iu sa'tV-ttat;. nnd county and the first juiblWiv. of this summons is on th ('iu 'jay of January, A. p., 1911. X D. SLATER, Attorney .for PlainUffs. Jan. 10, 17. 24, 81, Feb. 7, 14, 21 Attorneys for Plaintiff.. Dec, 23' 30 Jan 13, 20, 27 Feb' with references, two nicely furnished rooms H a good part of the city. Wil ling to pay good price; permanently. Call at Silverthorn's drug store. WANTED Chickens, . geese ' and ducks at the Foley hotel. V Lost 1 brown mule, weight about 1000 pounds,-, branded.', JD.; on; the left ('8honlder Strayed from , f arm near Cove. Finder please notify J. D. McKennonu. '. i Foley Kldnev KUs. ; i tonic in action, quick in results. A special medicine for all kidney ana bladder disorders. H. M.' Beatty. Little Rock. Ark., says, "For. two years, i have been troubled with severe kidney trouble. The pains across my back and over my hips were so baa tnai they almost meant' death to me ai times I used several well known kid ney remedies which gave me no re-1 mi t ned Foley Kidney Pills. ' .nA thAA t can truthfully recommend as they have made me sound and well." ;H!lls Drug Store. ' VV ' WANTED Woman to do" washing for family of two. Apply at King's Cigar Factory; '. '. ' ' . WANTED A girl for general house work. 7, Phone Black 631. 1 ' . For the Sext Thirty Daji Too Can Buy Tour Silverware, MM Dans Painted Chin. ClwU i Jewelry at a EeducUo. of frem 10 to 25 Per Cent off. All relUMe Quality w Fully Gnaranteei, T . : - . rr 6 t .ni nmr A iams Avenue. m vpyvstic v o t . Summons. ; In the Circuit Court of tbe Slate' of Oreeon for the county of Union.' Joseph Palmer and Julius Rpesch, Plaintiffs John Harris, Susan . , Harris, the First National Bank of Elgin and J. F. Phy, Trustee ln Bankruptcy ,of J. W. Scrlber, Defendants. To John Harris and Susan Harris, the above named defendants, you and each of you are hereby. notified to be and appear In the above entitled court and answer . the complaint thereon filed against you In the above entitled suit within six weeks f'om Cnrt nubllcatlon of this summons, and de fendants will Uke notice that it they oti an in nnMr and answer, the . Sammons. ..' In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Union county. Hattle Bartmess, Plaintiff. vs. . . i v' Summons. Frank Bartmess, Defendant . To Frank Bartmess, the above named defendant: . In the name of the state of Oregon, you are required to appear and ans wer th complaint filed against you in the above entitled court and sun on or before the expiration of. the time prescribed in the order airectwg me m.MlraHfio hereof, towit: six conse cutive weeks from the date oi tne rt nuhllcation . of this . summons, which Is December 23, 1910, and If you fall to appear, answer or ether When yc .?w a cold ge a bettit n i . TlemHi.' It Will soon fix you up enfant m ww w v remedy contains no opium or oilier narcotic and may be pm:i as cniiiineuny w a to an sCjiu . ,i"m. -..y, mw , . jClassift(Bdji i Advertising ti T. ', r ..rn '. rv irt . I (C1 As 7i I FOR SALE Four dozen pure bred R. I. Red pullets and hens, 1 cock and 2 cockerels, $15.00 per dozen. $3.00 each for males, also some line EACH. This New Brand it Salt Is made from the largest bed of rure Rock Salt In the world, and by using dtslijjed water the pur. est of Suit Is obtained. Flavor, Sweet and Delicate, Pattison Bros. Uso either phone ; ' J r. H j"?-:r - ' . , . ...Ml.. 1. I.