La Grande evening observer., April 25, 1911, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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THE OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNiS
Editor and Owner. .
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for an atbT.tlc ground.'
No. this ground will not be a reve
nue producer In dollars and cents, but
Its revenues in building physical man
hood and womanhood will be of such
value that the dollars and cents prob
lem will look small In comparison.
The Observer believes that It Is al
ways worth while to spend money for
the children. 8uppose you back three
bad investments to one good one, the
community Is still ah. ad, for any time
a child is benefitted and Improved
right then a stone is laid in La
Grande's foundation that will not
shake loose. By all means, buy the
grounds that can bt bought at this tine
It may be the cause of bringing red
cheeks and healthy lung expansion to
the chap who without that playground
might suffer physical weakness.
TUESDAY, APRIL 25,1911.
CCKIOUS FOODS.
; BUT THE GROtttiD SOW. .
- A movement is on foot for the
echool district to, purchase a vacant
block ,near the 'School ' house to ' be
used for athletic grounds. This is a
move In the right direction, for In a
few years the price of such real estate
will be prohibitive, considering what
t is to be used for if purchased.. , (
"" The time to lay fpundatlona for the
future In the , way of sites and loca
tions for public buildings la before a.
city gets too large, and this admoni
tion applies strictly In the present in
stances, y, , "v ; r;', .'..'' ' , "
La Grande Is growing 'at a remark
able' rate. If you doubt this go up on
the hill and look over the city, noting
carefully the new roofs. It will be j.
but a short time , until a whole va- mal mouth some Russian dlBhes and
cant block will command a :irloe that certain cheeses are examples of this
no school dsltrict wlil feel like giving type of eatables ' .'.
TOMMES FR1TES" AIL THE GO
Man is the only animal that laughs,
so the naturalists declare. To which
may be added, that he 1b' about fie
only animal that is an omnivorous
feeder; all-devouring; swallowing the
animal, vegetable and mineral king
doms Indiscriminately. That he pays
the price of his catholic appetite, the
fact that 85 per cent of all the diseases
that afflict" him arise from the diges
tive organs, go to 'prove, says the May
Physical, Culture.
' There are. edibles whose use prob
ably began with necessity, and the
taste for them so acquired, continued
when the necessity for them had dis
appeared. Or, to ; put It I In another
vogue survived the hunger. Raw oy
sters,1 Insects and sea-weeds are rep
resentatives of this class. ..
Use of other foods may be attract
ed to palates thafhave been vitiated
hy Indulgence In epicurean pleasures,
and whose sense of taste in consequence-only
responds to food of a
9trong. unusual or even abhorrent
avor, that is, abhorrent to the nor-
A rwh iSrfl9 Hi
THEATRE
PEOGttAM.
"Wedding Bell"
- Strong dramatic.
Edison
"Eye of Conscience" ....Selig
"Ambitious Boot Black
Gaumont
Comedy,
Song "RoseB Bring Dreams of
You."
h Admission 10 cents
II
Now conies a new menace for the
popcorn and peanut vender In Chicago
via France, the "pommes f rites"
man, with his French fried potatoes.
Talk about profit In drink or In rals
( ing chickens, skunks or fancy dogs,
i why this fried spud Industry has it
all beaten, for the amount of potato
J sold for 5 cents, enough to satisfy an
appetite that hasn't gone too long un
( attended to, doesn't cost much of any
thing. The pushcarts are of the or
dinary type, but covered. A coke bra
zier Is Inserted through the flooring,
over which is placed the large Iron
cauldron holding the fat obtained
from beef Buet. Raw potatoes, after
being pared, are pressed through a
special cutting machine, coming out
In long, narrow, four-sided pieces.
These are immediately put into the
boiling fat and in several minutes are
thoroughly cooked, They are then
salted and sold In small paper cornu
copias just as, popcorn Jb at a . circus.
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SALE CLOSES SATURDAY MGHT, APRIL 29
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Buy Your Spring Suit Here This Week and Save
WTO 50 PER CENT
ankrupi and Sam-
e Line Sale of
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SPRING SUITS AND DRESSES. SHORT. JAUN.
TY COATS WITH THE FEWEST HABIT BACK
AHD PLAIN SKIRTS, f '
DRESSES IN DAINTY MARQUISETTE, LIN
GERIE AND SILK- SOME WITH ELBOW
SLEEVES, PEASANT STYLES, HEAVILY EM
BROIDERED IN BULGARIAN llFFITS. ; ; (
The Last Week at Half Price
Just
Received
FROM ALFRED BENJAMIN & CO. BY EX
PRESS, SEVERAL NEW STYLES AND PAT
TERNS IN SPRING SUITS FOR MEN. THESE
ARE INCLUDED IN OuR ' ; , :
Great Clothing Sale
ENTIRE SPRING LINE OF SOCIETY; SIN
CERITY, BENJAMIN AND EIDERHEIMER
STEIN CLOTHING FOR MEN AND XTRAGOOD
BOYS'. SUITS AT REDUCED PRICES FOR THE
REMAINDER OF THIS WEEK ONLY.
Tha Oregontan urges Portland law
S yers to hasten to that county In Kan
i sas which is without an attorney. And
following that advice comes a card
from our young friend, Pat. McArthur,
announcing his intention to practice
law in Portland. This Is once at
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Old Friends and New
. , Winning permanent, lasting friends is the work
of time, and this bank numbers among its clients
hundreds of banks and business houses with whom
it has had close relations for a great part of the
twenty-four years of its existence. ,
Our friends have helped to make this one of the
largest and strongest banks in the West. We have
helped in their making, too.
We welcome nuw friends and will attend to their
wants with the same fidelity which has cemented
our relations with our older ones.
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
CAPITAL ... $ 100.000.00
SURPLUS . . . . 100,000.00
RESOURCES . . .1,100.000.00
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Fred J. Holmes, Pres. W. J. Church, Vice Pres.
F. L. Meyers, Cashiet Earl Zundel,j4ss'f. Cashier
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Bankrupt Bargains Throughout the Entire Store.
Better Take Advantage of This Saving While You Can
sale closes Saturday wight,
april 29. just 5 more days!
ASSIGNEE OF BANKRUPT MOR
GAN DEFT STORE of PORTLAND
least that Pat refused to
Oregonlan'B advice.
take the
The Mexican struggle seems to ba
about over. At least Hon. Jerry P.
Rusk was In La Grande yesterday
from Joseph and did not establish a
recruiting station for his "roiigh and
readies." It is quite probable that In
side information has come from the
front that the war is under size and
not worth while.
plaintiff will take Judgment aeralnst J dltion to the town of Islam' City, Ore- Grande, Oregon, as the time and place
you for the sum of $68.00 together ; ECn . r so much thereof ns mav ha for hearing nnv fthwivno "
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This valley was more fortunate
than many section of the northwest
during the late freezing weather. The
fruit crop here is not damaged to any
extent, although in some localities
different reports are to be had. Some
how, someway, there Is a kind provi
dence that takes care of the' Grand
Ronde valley and her fruit.
with Plaintiff's costs and disburse
ments of this action and plaintiff will
further ask the Court, for an order
directing that the money, amounting
to $48.80, belonging to defendant and
now held under attachment in the
possession of the Oregon Railroad and
Navigation Company, be paid into this
court and applied toward the payment
of said judgment and costs and dis
bursements of this action. ,
, This summons is published In the
La Grande Weekly Observer by virtue
of an order duly made and entered
March 14, 1911. by Arthur C. Will
lams, Justice of the Peace for La
Grande Justice of the Peace and Con
stable District, Union County, Ore
gon. '
Date of the first publication March
17, 1911.
ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS.
Justice of the Peace for La Grande
Justice of the Peace and Contsable
District. I
Wk'T.Y Mnrrh 17 9 4 91.'Ani 7 11 I
21, 28.
necessary to pay the debts and claims be made to said . final account, and
against said estate. for the final settlement thereof, v
Witness, the Hon. J. C. Henry, Judge Dated at La Grande, Oregon, on thl3
of the County Court of the State of March 13th, 1911.
Oregon, Court for the County of Union, . jll. P. LEWIS,
with the seal of said affixed this 24th . Executor. r:
day of March, 1911. , . .
Attest: Ed. Wright, Clerk.
Wkly Mar. 31. Apr. 7, 14 21, 28.
The community effort to promote
the Grande Ronde valley and Wal
lowa county's Industries -Js positively
the only way that proper results can
be obtained. Fortunately many of the
towns are looking at the matter In
this light and if the good work is con
tinued likely there will be a cam
paign of some consequences.
Summons.
In the Justice's Cot rt for La Grande
Justice of the Peace and Contsable
District,- Union, county. Oregon.
Jesse B. Paul, Plaintiff, vs. James
Hanson. Defendant.
To James Hanson, defendant above J La Grande, In the County of Union,
named: on Tuesday, the 2d day of May, 1911.
In the name of the State of Ore-lat 10 0'Ci0Ck, jn tne forenoon of that
gon, you are hereby required to appear ... . . .
and answer the comnlalnt filed aealnsts i& then and there to 8hw
you in the above entitled action within cause, If any you have, why an order
six weeks after the first publication ; ot Bale should not be made, dlrect'.ne
of this summons, to-wit, on of before the administrator of said estate to sell
Saturday, the 29th dav of Aoril. A. . .
In nan nni if vau fail tn n nnPr "' 5, 6, 7. ana 8, in Diork 5. and lots
Citation.
In the County Court, for Union
County, State of Oregon. .
In the matter of the Estate of Ella's
Balr, Deceased. To Harry Balr, Law
rence Bair, and to all unknown heirs
of the above named decedent, greet
ing: , '
In the name of the State of Oregon,
You are hereby cited and required to
appear In the County Court of tho
State of Oregon, 'or the County of
Union, at the court -oora thereof, at
Notice of Fnal Settlement.
Notice la hereby riven that the un
dersigned, executor of the Estate of
John H: Post, deceased, has filed in
fhe County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for the County ot Union. Lis
final account as such executor and that
the County Court has fixed Saturday,
the 15th day of April, 1911, at ten
rHIIIIHHIiniHHllUHIHItlliniHllllllll and answer the plaintiff's complaint 12 3 and 4, in block 12, Sterling's Ad-' Court room ,Vthe urt Uule at La
Notice fer Publication
Department or the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at La Grande, Oregon,
February 27th, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Nathan
L., Gray of Meacham, Oregon, who, on
May 11th, 1903, made Umatilla Entry
No. 742, Serial Nc. .05587, for NW 1-4
NE 1-4, Sec. 9, T. 2 S., R. 84 E. (un
tlmbered) and section 17, township 1
8outh, Range 35 East, (timbered) Wil
lamette meridian, has filed notice of
Intention to make final proef, to es
tablish claim to the land above de
scribed, before the Register and Re- i
celver of the Qpited States Land Of-j
flee, at La Grande, Oregon, on we '
22nd day of April, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George D. Hllyard, W. S. Hllyard,
Earl Glllanders, and J. B. Baker, all
of Meacham, Oregon.
F. C. BRAMWELL, Register.
WK March 3, 10. 17. 24. 31 Apr 7, 14
j very family has neea of a good, rcliacil .
liniment. For uprf.ins, bruises, sorene&i of
I the muscles and rlieuinatie pains there la
none better than Chamberlain's. 8old br
all dealer. ,
SPRING
Is H e r e
and now is the time to do your
cleaning and scrubbing.
Any of the following will make -rour
work easier.- What Is the
use of spending an hour doing a
Job when with the aid of any of '
. these compounds It can Te done
in less than half the time: 1
Five Minute Washing Compound.
Old Dutch Cleansers
Fairbank's 3old Dust.
James Pyle's Pearllne.
A. & L. brand Ammonia.
I also have a large line, of
Laundry and Toilet soaps.
Come In and let us show you
what we have.' The more you
buy, the better you'll fare.
Clyde L-JKiddle
Island City, Oregon'
r We have lots of extra good ma
chine oil when you need It.