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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1912)
LA GKANDK EVENING OBSERVER . . SATURDAY FEBRUARY 17, 1912. TO THE MEN OF LA GRANDE Next week we expect our first shipmeniof . Hart, Sch1 We do not say they' are the best clothes made but we do say there can be no better made. The finest skill that money can buy is employed jh the making of these garments. The very litest styles, fit end wo kmanshipguaianieed, all wool. PRICIS $20 to $30. Come and .ee ' them. . it "PAGE 2 Opera House Block - TME, PE,OPlLE, OTORE, - &$$'32$&$-ii$3'234 .'. FACTS ABOUT REGISTRATIONS IS 1912. 4 ; , . 'General election will be held on November 6. Primary election will be held $ on April 19. V . At the general election will be 4 elected president, vice president, 4 : one United States senator, con- 3 pressman for new Eastern Ore- .4 gon district, secretary of, state, G sheriff, clerk, assessor, treasury 4 er, coroner, surveyor, commls-4 slqner, Justices of the peace and 8 constables, recorder, ,supernt.sn- 4 dent pf schools dairy and fopd 1 coinralseloner,:. railroad, ;.coir.mle:4 1oner (3nd district) sta'o repre- ,t tatlve. Union, and Wallowa conn-. 8 4- ties senator from Unlnn and Wal- Iowa counties, representative .1 from Union Count" joint senator 4 Hfr Including Union, Malheur and 4 Morrow countle. , j 4 Jp : At.' the primary election par-; 4 Hps will nominate for same of- flpes and In addition will ex- 4 4 press, their choice for president 4 O and vloS president end will elect delegate to their nations! eon ? .. ventlons. ''' f Registration closes on April 3. V Last day for candidate? to file nominating; petitions, April 4. ';'.' Registration reopens AprH"29. . L Closes for Inst time May 18, 4 ' TO CUBE A COLD IN ONE DAT . Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. , Druggist refund money If It falls to cure. .. fi. W. GROVE'S sig nature Is en each box. 25o. Selder's Farm for Sale - County Commissioner, J, M Solders, who owns one of the fintlst'all around farms in the county, 'offers it for sale. ', . Situated in that choice section of tJhe county, one mile from Cove, post office, consisting of 280 acres. . An abundance of water, the perpetual right to the use of the same has passed upon by the Supreme Court. Eighteen acre3 of orchard, 10 acres of apples, . commercial varieties. Mr Selders in 1910 sold $1095.15, worth of cherries. (Farm rented 1911.) Eighty acres of fine alfalfa land, 20 acres now in good timothy; Oats in 1910 yielded 100 bushels to the acre; Wheat went 52 bushels; Choice pasture;) 50,000 feet of saw timber. Choice spring piped into the house and barn. Farm well fenced and up-to-date in every respect. Modern 10-room house, plastered, basement with cement floor, bath, hot and cold water, shade, trees anidealhome. Large, modern barn, that holds 110 tons of hay, ; two floors equipped to take care of 30 dairy cows and seven head of horses. ; Mr. Selders has lived on tfiis feirm for over 30 ; years. The price is very reasonable and the terms ex : ceedingly easy. An initial payment of about $6,000 : with; an annual payment of only $500 with interest at I six per cent. Mr. Selders has made himself independ V ent on this very farm, but now desires to retire from : active management. I , Here is an opportunity seldom presented. Call and permit me to give you the details and personally : take you over the property. GEO. H. REAL ESTATE. GAS IH STOMACH AND BOWELS Produces oil aorta ot annoying symptoms, which very often become alarming. ceuive nervoueoessaiid heart preasure, difficult and oppressed breutliin?, aigliiris,8e?mB aa if patient cannot tako a deep brentlt. Lump in the throat and cheat, with pressure, pain and anxious feeling around the heart rrclon. Empty, -naning and gooc feel ing at the pit of your atomach, relieved by eating. Srr.nU quantity of food makea you feel aa if a heavy meal had been taken. Ezcesslveninblinjinabdorr.euand stomach with' belching. Sleepy feeling after 'feting. : Starting during aleep with "a sort of feir and apprelienaioii. Fitters, hands or lirbe feel nu.t.b and go to aleep, especially 9" rJn In back and top of bead, and ootutipallon. ' "' ' '- That's all ' tram' a nervous stomach full of dan, nd all permanently done away with by, BMLHAKN'S aAS-TAbi-ETs; ' ' " '' These peculiar tablets are sold for SOe by every druggist, or send direct to Hahnemann Pharmacy, 33d Sutter St,' San Francisco, ': . How . Cold Affects the Kldnejs. Avoid taking cold, If your kidneys are sensitive. Cold congests the kid neys, ' throws too much work upon them, and weakens their action. - Ser ious kidney trouble and even Brlght'h disease may. result, Strengthen your kidneys, get rid of the pain and sore ness, build them up by the timely use of Foley Kidney Pills. Tonic In uo- tlon, quick In results. A. T. Hill. '-"-;:. .; '. NHft ' f - t' :- r "'-ic.yHi)''-y-;.:.. kirtley's livery will make a reduc tion of 60c on every trip- In ca)?'s -vhere cash Is paid, , " 2-6-tt M..H. KIRTLlSX Every member of the Baltimore Fed eration of Labor will soon be compel led to waef clothing, hats and shoes made by union labor or be expelled. CURREY SANFORD DODGE DEPICTS GJII.ADIAN JUNGLE CHARACTERS l l I "The Rlglat oil Way" was prelty well handled last night at the Steward the atre when Sanford Dodge and his well balance company of players delineated the Interesting characters In that dra matic series of Incidents ttfHineeted with the wild fliiii rttUged life of the Canadian wlMfn Dodge is a cap able mm, perhaps not with the pol ish of Borne but with enough talent to make himself liked in a critical audi ence. His supporters are up to stand ard and the entire troupe Is able to: carry out Important roles. , The well known plot of "The Right of Way' I was admirably portrayed by Mr.' Dodge and his company, and there Is a smacking of the wilds about the story that ninkes It Intensely Interest ing, having something of the charm of Rex Beach's Alaskan .productions. JlatliifC Today for Children. ; . . t "The Merchant of Venice" Is being produced this afternoon for the spe cial benefit of the school children and ladles. Matinee prices prevailed and a large audience was on hand for the Shakespearian, rendition. i t ' . ,'' "Faust" Tonttclit. Mr. Dodge and his company tonight present "Faust" promising splendid, electrical effects and special scenery to properly handle the production. Mr. Dodge ably demonstrated last evening that. he is In position to handle the Advertising is Best The man who starts out to advertise with a set of enst Iron rules has not much chance for success. If he snys at the beginning of the year: "I am going to spend just J 1,000 this year for advertising and not a cent more," he Is milking a great mistake. It Is all right to fix in your mind, In a general way, the amount you expect to spend, but to have n fixed advertising appropri ation and to decline good advertising when you need It, simply because the appropriation Is exhausted, is a very poor business policy. The amount of advertising necessary depends on the amount of business that It Is neces sary for you to do. It depends on the drama of "Faust" and please ultra-c i ltlcal house. ' The character of Martha in "Faust' at the Steward tonight. The New Brunswick legislature has enacted a stationary boiler inspection law and a . workmen's compensation law. Business Medicine conditions of trade, and. to a certain extent, on the weather. Sometimes $10.00 worth of advertising will sell $1,000 worth of goods, and sometimes It will take $50.00 or $100.00 worth of advertising to do It. . Advertising is business medicine, and should be taken In such quantities and at such times as it Is needed. A man doesn't decidf at the beginning of the year Just cxi Ing to spend for n torV bills. If l.p up some morning the year and .fii.,1 Business and ndvc vhnt he Is go .'lo nid doc would wake the end of .( very dead, -ig are just like the man and his medicine. difficult an even I i m w if. xir'r' J. k i i ' J ' Iiiimi it uwmm - &gm mm mmm j 1 I ' - 1 UtATtKNAL ORDERS OF 1A if P GUANDE. ' t A.. F. & A. M. La Grande Lodge No 41, A. F. & A. M. holds regular meet lugs first and third Saturdays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial, welcome to all Masons. N. MOLITOIt, W. M, A. C. WILLIAMS. Secretary. 8. P. O .E. La GrBiide Lodge No. 433 meets each Thursday , evening at 8 o'clock In Elk's club, comer, of .De pot street and Washington avenue Visiting brothers are , cordially In vited to attend. , , H. J. R1TTER,. Rlil . fl. E. COOLIIXJEJ..Rec See .ouUMfiiN Uf THB " WORLD La ' (Jrande , Lodge Mo." iff W- 0.f W meets everyiecond ind. (purlb 'Sa'i urdayt at k K ball, All fliltlH mebe'rs welcome. D. FITZGERALD, C. C. ' "j. H. KflENEY.' Clerk.' M. W, OF A, La Grande. Camp No. : 7703 meets every Saturday evening at 8 o'clock In K. of P. hall, over. . Lilly's hardware store. All visiting neighbors are welcome. W. A. DUNN, V. C ' '" " W. F. LANDRUM. Clerk. . XNIOHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Gror ' Lodge No. 27 meats every Mondft nleht In cinstle hall.. (old Elk's hall.;. A Pj-h'.D welcome to all Tlfltlr; Knlghil." . . A. 0. HAYNES, C C. RLL. LINCOLN. M. of R. oV B r.BBEkAHS--rrystal Lodge No. K . meets every Tuesday evening In tht I. O. 0,. F,. hall. AH flsltlpff mem bers are Invll&d to attend, Leah r. coolidge, n. a. VIS3 ANNA ALEXANDER, Sec. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No., IS. O. ? C hoU' stated communications th second and fourth Wednesdays o! each month. Visiting members cor . dlaliy Invited, 5 MRS. MARIE JACKSON, W..M. MARY A. WARNTCK. aw.. Treasurer's Call for Clfy Warrants. There are also funds in the treas ury to pay all warrants Issued against water fund of La Grande city up to adn including No. 10274 endorsed March 1, 1911. Interest on al warrants i ou water fund from No.' 10016 to'r NO'. 10271 inclusive, ceases from date of this call. La Grande, Oregon, February S, 1917. ROY W. LOGAN, . 2-8-10t Citv Treasurer. OlBi-SaiH'tll' CEE& niDEEH') WW It will pay you to come In at d have your eyes tested and properly fitted by the latest methods and by a state licensed attendant gradu ate from one of the best recognized colleges in America the only one In Union or Wallowa counties. We replace broken lenses In a short time and grind all our own lenses. J. H. PEARL & SON, La Grande's Leading Jewelers and Qptimctiisis. Opposite U. S. Land Office La Grande, Ore. . ::,-' ' - PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY . , ' sSe4a PHYSICIANS ANI SUBC0S V. MOLITOR, M. D. Physician in J Surgeon.., Corner Adams Ave, and Depot St. Phones: OUlce, Main 68; Residence, 69. A. L.. RICHARDSON, M. D. I W. LOUGHLIN, Mi D. Drs. Richardson ft Ixuigiilln, Physicians and Surgeons t'honeier-rOfflcft Blaok 1362. . ' ' Dr. Richardson's Res. Main SR. Dr..Loughlin's eR.-rMaln, ,767v- ; D& ST. K. HAiLPyBt'ijlan and .Surf, geon?', Cor. AMDS'Ave.. and Depot St! Phone;, Main '.23," ., v 1 . U. f. PTON, Pn. O.. Ji,,,u.-:ptayau!laa end. Burgeon.,- Special attenf to . Eye, Ear,, .Nose and Throat. OnTcei in; La' Orande National Bank. rulldV lng! , Phones OfiBee Main 2 : Resi dence Mala 32. ) DR. 1. L.;UNDEKWOOD-T-I?lSJis.ea ut the eye a specialty. . OR. DORA J. UNDEWOOD Diseases' , of women and children. Offices: Adams avenue, over Wright Drug Co. ; .... - . GEO. , W. : ZIMMERMAN Osteopath .Physician. Over Lilly's Hardwara . store, Phone Main 63. : Successor,, to Dr. F. E. Moore. - V VETERjfTARY. JK. P. A. CHARL'it)N. Veterinary 8uc geon. Office at Hill's Drug store. La Grande. Residence Phone, Red 701; Office Phone, Black 1361; In dependent. Phone 63; Both Phones at Residence. DOCTOR OE CHIROPRACTIC, G. T. DARLAND, CHI'UOf RACTOH All acute and chronic i. ceases. Not drugs, not surgery, nut osteopathy. ' I remove Ihe cause or jour disease. Then you get well. Rooms 18-19-20 21, La. Grande National Bank. Phone Red 3181. - . . ' i n ATTORNEYS AT LAW in,uiLi. tt ., COCHRAN Attorneys. Chas. E. Cochran and Geo, T. Coch ran., La Grande , National Bank Building, La Grande," Oregon. T. H. CRAWFORD ROBT. S. EAICINT CRAWFORD at EAKIN Attorneys at law. , Practices In all the courts- .of the state and United States';? Of- fice'Mn'Laf' -'iGrahde National iBank Building,". La Grande, Oregon.? '"x : ' . ' ' . i . engineers: D. W. C. NELSON Mining Engineer, Baker Oltv. Oregon. 80 Per Cent. Of heada3nesare caus ed by eye-strain, , due to some error of refrac-; tion which we guaran tee lo - ' RELIEVE, I -''- ' n ' ';. . -vv - -
