LA GRAKDn EVICTING OBSERVER,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY H, 1911.
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ro incurs program
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Overture, "Belle of New York- i
Charles E. King. j
"Hunting Sea Lions." Pathe
Freres. , . '.
Unique marine bunting on the
Alaska coast
"Get RIcnQuicK" Paths Freres
Clever exposure of a fradulent
bank promoter.-
"Winning Back His Love"
Biograph. .'.',: ,
. An object lesson, well, defined
of an every day occurrence In
real life.
"The Try Out" Edison.
A most comical experience, be
hind and in front of : tie foot
lights, which befalls two -would-be
stars In vaudeville. "Get the
Hook!"
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ADMISSION. v.. .. M Cents
Children (Matinee only) S cents
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rUISICIASS IXD SUBGEOSS.
N. M0L1TOR. M. D. Physician and
om rnrnnf Adams Ave. and
UUl 3 . "
Depot street
dence 69.
Office, Main 68: Resi-
C H. UPTON. Ph. G M. D. Physician
and surgeon. Special attention to
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office
' in La Grande. National Bank Build
ing. Pbonea: Office Main 2, Resl
dence Main 82.
A. L. KICHARO90N. M. D.
J. W. LOUGHLIN, M. D.
Drs. Richardson & Longhlln,
Physicians and Surgeons,
Office Hours 9 to 11; 2 to 5; 7 to.8.
Phones Office Black 1362; Ind. 853.
Dr. Richardson's Res. Main W,ina
312. r:-. vrr::v-:r,v-- -
GEO. V. : ZlMMERMAN--08teoptfl
Physician. Sommer Bldg- Rooms 7,
8. 9 and 10. Phones: ; Home ,1332,
Pacific, Main 63,, Residence phone.
Black 951. ; Successor to Dr. C. B.
Moore. . '-'.-.v; - ' - - V ''
DR. M. P. MENDELSOHN Doctor of
Optics.' Spectacles and Eye Glasses
' Fitted and made to order. All er
rors of Refraction Corrected. 1105
Adams Ave. , Foley Hotel Bldg. U
, Grande.: Oregon. '.s. ,j ; : , .': ' . ,
7m. H . L. UNDERW JOU ana OH
JX)RA J, UNDE11WOOD Office ,0'-
" r Wrieht Drus store. Special; at
tention paid' tiseases and surgery
r.f rha ATA. .
Phones-Office Main 22; residence.
Main 728 1 " ' - "' .
notw n m ri Dentist . Room
23, La Grande National Bank Build
Ing. Phone Black 399.
" PR. R. L. LINCOLN. DENTIST-First
' class services given, onice over x
ly's Hdw. store. Phone Blacfc-451.
' DR. P. A. CHARLTON .Veterinary Sur-
reon. Office at Hill's Drug
t n,.oni Residence phone, R
701; Office phone, Black 1361; Infle
' pendent phone 53; both phones al
residence. ? . -' , ,v .
ATTQB5BTS It IATT.
COCHRAN ft COCKJtAN-Attorneys:
v.,- u. nnriirftn and Geo. T. Coca-
- nMnii National' Bans
Bldg.. La Grande, Oregon.
m ' a tottorD Attorney at Law
: Practices in al Ithe courts of the
Staff and United ?tatea.
. Hunt: Bld La
Grande. Oregon.
., J. F. Gabh?rd v, as a LusineEi visitor
at North Powder. '
i a. j. aieeuiaa a iJ.a uu-tier iw
Frisco Is registered -at tie Foley.
, Mr. Chas Hyde, 'Jr., ct Baker Is at
the Foley.
" F. S. Bramwell Is at Hot Lake to
day taking a much, needed rest
D. Sommer of Elgin Is a guest at" the
Sommer today.
Jay H. Dobbin, a prominent sheep
-man of Joseph Is registered ai.ioe
Sommer today.
Mrs. W. H. Gibson and children left
Lthis morning for Summerville to visit
friends until Monday. : . '
- Harry J. Adams of the Schlitz
Brewing company of Milwaukee, Ib at
the Foley today.
Miss Victoria Wellman of Baker Is
a guest with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Den
nis and other friends in the city this
week.. ''--..
District Manager Kramlick, repres
enting the Spokesman-Review in this
territory Is a visitor in Baker coun
ty today. '. ' . '. '"
Jno. G. McAllister, representing Ma;
eon Eahman & Co, Ib in the city call
ing on the local trade. He is register
ed at. the Foley
L. Denham, the Elgin attorney Is in
the cltv today looking after legal bus
iness. While here he Is stopping at the
Sommer
, Mr. and Mr. J. T. Richardson have
.returned from a snort w
land -where they visited friends for a
few days.'-1 .-' ";.)" . ' '";::.'.'
8. F. Pace and F. A. Clarke, both! of
Enterprise arrived in the city on this
afternoon'B train. They are stopping
at the Sommer while transacting bus
iness matters. . "; ; . : 1 : y .
S. E. Keeley a commercial man of
San Francisco "1915" is at the Foley.
Mr. Kelley has a general specialty
line In miners and lumbermen's smp-
plies. ' '' .
- The Summervldlla Lumber company .
is shipping a halgi million feet of shop
lumber to the East commencing to
day. The Jumber was purchased from
J. O. Casey at HUgard. . ,.;; ";,,
; A. R. (Butch) Bodmer, manager of
the McCully store rat Joseph waa in
oy V.itv thla morning on his way to
Portland to spend a week transacting
buslneea. WhUe here he waa the guest
of II. A. Bodmer of the Bolton-Bod-
mer company.
ft A. Klrknatrlck, hla wife and Vem
RWer comDoee an orcnesira mai
will officiate at a . dance at "Radium
cnfin tnnihL The trio left here
hia mornlnK and' goes In direct com
netlHon' to Pendleton musicians wo
are neglected in favor ol La uranae s
miiRlrianS
A. A. Keeler, an aged veteran of the
rlvll war. living at 'Wallowa,' Is soon
ready to leave the Giranda Rond&
hiBtiital after an operation by Dr. Un
prwood for cataract of the eye... air
Keeler la 75. years of age and Is elated
at the prospects of soon having unim-
tiared vision again.
W.' S. Phelps f Portland repre-
senUng the Page Belting company,
Concord, N.H. is the city. .. Mr.
Phelps has had long experience, in
mnn? and siDent his last vacation in
the Joseph district He predicts a big
future for that section and In company
with other tarties will prospect on a
scientific scale this coming Bummer.
t T. Wllllafson of Fortlana is snip
ping from the St. Louis barn a carload
of the finest horses, say norsemeu.
hot vr left this valley. In this ship
ment is one span of horses, perfect
matrhft that weigh 3440 pounds. Mr.
soeaklng of 'the horse
market says that good conditioned big
horses are in demand. . . V-
nf t. field representative "
Wallowa county for the Amalgamated
On era i rftiUllfltlV is in the city toaay,
having Just completed an exhaustive
canvass of that county and Unas tnai
the majority in favor of growing su
gar beets this year Is very large. He
reports that. a general mass meeting
of Wallowa county will be held Feb
ruary third to outline further action
for the spread of the beet Industry in
that couny.
DOCTOIi OF CrTIC:i
FOLEY HOTEL BLDG.
iics to announce to hi3 frienJ3 and
patrons, that ha will :ave March trie
first for, New York city to take up. a
Post Graduate course in Optical work.
He will' be back June'the First. If you
have trouble with your eyes or glas
ses and you wish to have your eyes
fitted by Dr. Mendtlsohn, see bini at
once.
The Doctor's office will be closed
on Saturday, February at 5 p. m.
Will be open again on June first
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We make our citrate of Magnesia
freeh, every day. Wright Drug com
pany..'' . ''. :-;''"'
John L, Mara' cement pines are mix
ed one part of cement to two parte
select aand and is everlasting. Five
and six inch jrfpes sells at 15 cents a
lenial foot The price of other sizes
is in proportion, v
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. Read in February Sunset Magazine,
San Diego -the city of dreams come
true. Beautifully illustrated In four
colors. . Tetrazzlni singing ; in the
streets of San Francisco Christmas
Eve. Now on sale. All News Stands. 16
cents. . ' ' yi-.. .''' '. .v.;';,
John L. Mars' cement pipes are mix
ed one part of cement to two parts
mullet sand' and is , everlasting. Five
and six inch pipes sells an 5 cents a
lenial foot. The price of other sizes
is in proportion. .
We have a larcc number of chilled cmploycco
We have a large vechly pay roll
We have a modern, sanitary, up tv dale
dry phnt
The cuffs on your shirts lcoh like nev;
having been proceed on our ncv cui
We steam all our flannels, mahhvj
soft and fluffy as vhen ncv
We have agents at Elgin, Willova, Entcrprke,
Joseph, Perry, Union,North Povdcr and Hainee
We strive to do good work at right price
Visitors are alvays welcome
prccee
them as
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G. H. Ball has changed the name of
3the Midget restaurant tq the Commer
cial Cafe and has enlarged, tne quar
ters and Is now prepared to cater to
the public by givng first class service.
The location will be 1114 Jefferson
avenue. ....
Theatre goers should read a de
scription of the films running at the
Isls tonight. Read the house ad.
Dr. Lucas will speak again tonight
at the Oregon hotel hall. His subject
will be the "Vital and Instlnctal Man."
The admission is free, ail are wel
come. This is one of the most interest-
ingfl lectures and! one of his last in
La Grande. -: . ,. ..'
V 1 Katies lor Bids.
Nnth-B is hereor given that sealed
iropo8als will be received by the
Vayor and City Council of uw uity i
l a Grande. Oregon, until Wedne.ili'y.
Fbbn ary 15th; 19U, at the hour of 8
o'clock n. m.' for the labor and mater
!i for the building of ; a storage
houp? for the city machinery an l tools,
plns and specifications of which can
e Been at t,he i."ice of the 1
Cherry's fJei7
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'. . ii. mtmJ?l, "imm,777!Sm-"vty- I " 11 ... .'i i........, - " '
Oreirrn. lv'ng northeast oi ms
between Adams and Jefferson avenues,
of said streets. Also, all of blocKS no.
.it unit -.ir of Chapllns Add. to i&
Grande. Oregon Also, jcommenclng. at
a ooit forty feet, northeast of the
St i li Mt comer of lot 13, oioca no,
o ChPlllns Add. to La Grande, Ore
trn, thenoe northeast 150 feet, thence
southeast to a point 80 feet northwest
oi the northweat corner of lot 1. block
116, of said addition, thence southwest
150 feet thence " northwest to the
place of beginning.
Notice is hereby further given that
the Council will levy special as
sessment on all tha property affected
and benefitted' by such Improvement
fnr i nurnose of paving for such lm-
nrnvAment. That the estlmatea cosi
of such Improvement is the sum of
S3O.35i:00. That the Council win on
t.o rjrnnile. at any Uvh be'
Uli.ri V - v - . ' ( I f uUUU..Vu' - , I
iwetp : the hon J ot 8 o'cloji 'rAd icth day. of February. '.1911. meet
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' Bids shall be PeJeiaiid marked,
"Bids lor Duuqingv.aiwr, j.v
The Council reserves the right to re
lect any or all bids. . ,' j
n.ttut t T.ii firande. Oreeon. cnis
3rd day tf February, 1911; ;
: A. L. RICHARDSON, Mayor
C, M. HUMPHREYS. City Recorder.
Vice of Street ImproTement.
To Whom It May Concern: ; '
V Notice is hereby given that in pur
saance of a resolution adopted by the
Common Council ot the City of La
Grande. Oregon, on the 9th day of Feb
ruary, 1910. creating improvement
District No. 17,and designating Jef
ferson Avenue aa such district and in
nursuance of a resolution adopted b
said Common Council on the 18th day
of January, 1911. whereby said Coun
ell determined and declared it Inten
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Jefferson avenue, in said improvement
district as hereinafter ' described by
laying thereon Bltullthlc pavement,
v rAtinpil' will, ten davs after the
service of this notice upon the own
era of. the oroDerty affected and bene
fitted bv such improvement order that
said above described improvement be
niHde; that the boundaries or saia ais
trio tn hn n improved are as fol
All that portion of Jefferson avienue
at the Council chamber at, me nour
of 8 o'clock p.' mr to consider said es
timated cost. and the levy of said as
sessment, when a hearing will ; be
granted to any person feeling aggriev.
ed by such assessment :
La Grande, Oregon, Feb. 3, 1911.
CITY COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE,
OREGON.
By C. M. HUMPHREYS,
Recorder of the City of La, uranae,
Oregon. , ' , Feb. 3 lot
tlon nineteen In township one south
ot range 40, east of Wlllamett Meri
dian, and south half of nonheast
Quarter and south half of northwest
quarter, and north half of aoutn
east Quarter, and southwest Quar
ter of section 24, and south half
ot southeast Quarter and southeast
Quarter of southwest Quarter ot sec
tion 23 and east half of northwest
Quarter of section twenty six lu town
ship one south of range ."9, eaBt of
Willamette meridian, in Union , cour.-;
ty, OregoTi and that plaintiff's title
there'.) 1)4 Quieted. (
summrr-ir i-T published by or
der of ;i ti;i. circuit court of Ihe
state of Oregon fo" '; 'M.,:ty Of
tTnn heni-lnsr dflre iiM' day Of
January A. D. 1911. directing
cation of this summons to. v.? v'oo
BefcuJi'e weeks in the La. Grande Ev-
en1'? Obprver a.newspaper publish
ed 3t I' irande .Union .'' ii'.:-. or
fun, oiiJ o' ; general circulation in
saM staff imdvcounty and the first
r'if;l.'V.-rt-- of thb summons is on
th Hnh iay of January, A. D., 1911.
J. D. SLATER.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Jan. 10. 17. 24. 81. Feb. 7, 14. 21 . r
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Advertising
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CITY S CAVANGER Joseph Turn
bnll, city scavenger. Anyone waai-
Ing my service call np City Recor
der's office. .
' WANTED Girl for general housa
work. Apply Paris. Hair Btore. '
-LOST English (iordon So, ar
White with brown mr and spot on
ack. Tax number on collar. FltuW
Mum to 101 Greenwood and re'iclv
reward. . V ,,'' . v : .
LOST Gold watch, Masonic key
stone fob, Elgin make, initials II. D. B.
on back. Finder return to this office
and receive, reward. '
WANTED-When 1 you are In need
of help of any kind call the Crystal
Employment office. II. L. Clark, Man
ager, 209 Fir street. Phone Ind..:42S
Bell Main 731.
f tfca nnrh aid A nf CoVfi SVenUB.
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I,' (A) And the property affected or
mmmmss! T . AAiij.Axa I All that portion of Jefferson avienue,
77r77TWWW from the north side of Chestnut street
v"' HIM1!! nnnFI nnr, Ma nf C.nve ftvpnue.
Gam Chowder, Chile, Fruit., Cig. 2 o
Bamaions.
In the Circuit Court of the State ot
Oregon for the county of Union.
Joseph Palmer and Julius Roesch,
Plaintiffs :
vs.
John Harris, Susan Harris, the
First National Bank of Elgin and
J. F. Phy. Trustee in Bankruptcy
of . 3. W. Scrlber. Defendants. f
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
fliftd atralnst you in the above entitled
suit within six weeks from the first
publication of this summons, and de-
tWifiantsi will take notice that If tney
fall so to appear and answer, the
plaintiffs will for want thereof apply
tn the court for the relief flemanaea
In the amended complaint towit, that
plaintiffs be decreed to be the owners
in fee of the real estate descnoea in
ia; .u f w,v' v -
L.at.' v,; m imnwwnomienr n na I the amended complaint to wit, lots one
neiiciiuru vj. . . - . . .
ff.liows- ' 1 ' 'r and two and the southeast quarter of
All :bttt t.;ut 'ct Hocks 110. Ill, 113, 1 northwest quarter and , southwest
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