La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 08, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, ' MONDAY, 'APRIL' 8, 1912. ' PAGE FIVE 4000 FEET OF THE. BEST FILM MADE A FOUB BEEL FB00BAM Of IN8WMJCTIVE AND ENTERTAINING PICTFKJES ACK OF SPADES (SELIG) ' A dramatic episode of the west In which fate (the Ace of Spades) ' plays a band. ' SIX LITTLE DHUMXERS-(C. cCWc.),.. - V' . ' ULUSTBATED S0JfG-"KILLABNEY, JTI HOME O'ER THE SEA" ...... ....................... . .BY MB. PSBJMX RICE AND OLD SHOES (LUBIN) A neglected home for the club Is once again made happy through ' the medium of iRlce and Old shoes. IRENE'S INFATUATION (VITAOBAPH) Our old friend, John Bunny. Is the TENOR OF THE HOUR" and Is worshipped by Irene and Helen The picture features Lillian Walker, COMNG-jON APRIL 18 AND II WE WILL HATE A FEATURE PICTUBE BY THE EDISON COMPANY, SHOWING HOW MOTION PICTUBES ABE MADE AND SHOWN 0. H. UPTON, Ph. Q. M. D. Phyalolan other kidney sufferers." : and Surgeon. ..; Special attention to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Office In La Grande National Bank Build ing. Phones: Office Main 2; Real- . lenca Main 32. . ,-, DR. H. L. UNDERWOOD DUeases of the eye a specialty. , OH, DORA J. UNDEWOOD Diseases of women and children. , : . OffloM : , Adams avenue, over Wright Drug : CO. . , GEO. W. ZIMMERMAN Osteopath Physician.: Over Lilly's Hard war store. Phone Main 63. Successor to Dr. P. E. Moore. ' ' -" VETERINARY. I DR. P. A. CHARLTON, Vetertnarjr Sur geon. Office at Hill's Drag store, La Grande. Residence Phoae, Red 701; Office Phone, Black 1361; In dependent Phone 63; Both Phones at Residence. ; , ATTORNEYS AT LAW i.tJCHRAN ft COCHRAN Attorneys. Chas. E. Cochran and Geo. T. Coch ran. La Grande National Bank E ding, La Grande, Oregon. ..:.'-.. LOCALS ' $ H. T. Love, jeweler, 1212 Adams a v. For fresh crawfish, fresh crabs aud chicken tomalles, call the State Sa loon. Phone Main 11.' 4-5-6t Pauline Lederle announces that she 'la the sole agent for tne Moaart cor sets "The Improved Front Laced." All who are interested In up-to-date corsets, will pleaBe call next door to the Western Union office or phone Black 3161. ; 3-30-tf TEN DOLLAR BOOK FREE! The Adler-t-ka book, telling how you can EASILY guard against appen dicitis, and how you can relieve con stipation or gas on the stomach IN STANTLY, Is offered free this week by A. T. Hill, Druggist. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF A CRESCENT BROOCH MADE OF GOLD NUGGETS . WITH A MA. MOK STAR ABOVE. THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOB THE RETURN OF THE BROOCH TO THIS OFFICE AND NO QUESTIONS ASK ED, . '"HO-tt s I Money to Loan. We are prepared to make Real Es tate loans in any amount. La Grande Investment company. " ' 3-22-tf ' " 60 ; You want new spring shoes. Why not buy them now anil get a beautl ful pocket .knife free? The Golden Rule company. tor fresh crawfish, fresh crabs and chicken tomalles, call the State Sa loon. Phone Stain 77. 4-5-Ct - t FRATERNAL ORDERS OF LA . : GRANDE. Attention K. of P. I Work In 3rd rank tonight. H. W. RILEY, C. C We will have the finest line of soft Anl1n. til In hla onflns1 vnn AVAF A. F. & A. M. La Grande Lodge Na I am prepared to furnish vegetable 41, A. F. ft A. M, holds regular meet-' and flower plants, also, being agent lngs flrst and third Saturdays at for Center Street ureennouse or a 7.n m rui .wm. .it -tor, can supply -cut flowers and ftoia Masons. - N. MOLITOR, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. Secretary. designs on 24 hours' notice. Call 504 Third street or Phone (Main 711. - Mrs. W. N. Monroe. ' - 4-8-6t .-.:"'' ' , At the parsonage Sunday evening B. P. O .E. La Grande Lodge No. 433 meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In ffilk'a nlub. corner of Da- last. Harrv V. Melville ihe well known ' pot street and Washington avenue ! young plumber,; was married to Miss : TVnwollo Toulftf f h A TllirnA. I IT 111- man tiea me Knot ana' r tuuk . a, Visiting brothers are cordially In vited to attend. H. J. RIOTER. Ex. Rul , H. E. COOLIDGE, Rec. Sec. Brown and Victor Melville witnessed the deed. . -.; 1 ALthe home o the bride's parents, WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Ls Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Huff, yesterday, at Grande Lodge No. 169 W. O, W U o'clock, Albert E. Knight and Miss ....... . Rnhv .r Huff were married by Dr. .meets every urn ana ouiUan Miss Delia Rayburn presided days at I. O. O. F. Hall. AH visiting, at the pIano for tne weddlng march memberB welcome. 'anil Nfell Mahaffey and Prof. Mont gomery-were the witnesses to me le gal form, while a numDer or reiauveo D. FITZGERALD, C. C. . J. H. KEENEY, Clerk. For sale by all dealers, prloo '10 cents. :;t Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, i'ew York, sole agents for the Uutier. States. ., t Remember the name Doan's and take no other. ' ' v PERSONALS. -. Jas. F. Reed of Washington. D. 0. Is a Foley guest today Roy McKinzie of Wallowa was a Foley guest over Sunday. A. L. Sheldon, a Salem resident, wa at the Foley this morning. E. E. Hertherlngton was here from Baker yesterday staying at the Foley. j . N ; . J. W. Morton, a well known politi cian of Salem, was registered at the Foley yestefday. . ' Mrs. Madge Adams of Portland has been spending a few days here with friends In La Grande. i Clarence Miller of Union was a Sunday visitor In the city, staying at the Sommer. County Clerk Ed Wright Is home from an over-Sunday visit In Port land.;. . : H. C. Rees'and wife were over from their Cove home this morning tran saqting business matters, and mado the Sommer their headquarters. - Earl Hough has gone to Portland, leaving last night, to accept a position with his uncle, W. B. Smith of the Ore gon Paint & Distilling company, . N. C. Marls, the 0. A. C extension exangeltst nassed through the -city this morning on his way to Wallowa county - - SPECIAL PRICE All $1.50 and $2.00 Linegerie Waists 89c We have over 50 dozen, at this price. Tour Choice 89c E.E.KIRTLEY LADIES READY TO WEAR FAIR GROUNDS M. W. OF A. La Grande Camp No. , g 0Opl Will 7703 meets every Saturday evening , maKe jjf,aranl9' at 8 o'clock In K of P. hall; over , j fil for 'toei ,h I .. har. Tar? Al1 1'.JJwffS and flor. Mose Elledge, Wilson bldg., Vlnihnr.. rfl wfiirnme. IWWi avenue, W. A. DUNN, V. C. , : W. F. LANDRUM. Clerk, 4-8-1 2t : 00 - Wood for sale, ?2.()0 per cord, gar Factory. Su- 0l r.w SAVE jrOXEY y cm mmj :i:!92 and have t. r. d vy i,'(.in,ii: 0X y 01:11 PAIM'IXG. RES. .ll'VXU- 1001 V AVE'n. 3-im-lf --o - 0 O 0 0 0 00 0 0 00 00 Dr. Darland, the chiropractor. '..'AH I diseases. Not drugs,; surgery or os- y-UMiri. luo. urnmie National Bnnlt m Duiiu ns. km siKi 00 0 0 0 O 0 00 00 0 o- A beautiful line or tne very latest hniies' hand bagR. at. extremely low "rices. Newlin Book and 'Stationery company. . 4-2-St O n Where do the smokers congregate' At Foley Bros. Why? FlrstA class ewxis. Perfect service. 2-16-tf o-o . Everybody drinks Lithro.-K, the home-made mineral water drink that ei'ery one s crazy about. ''See Jap Stevens about it; he makes It. 4-2-4t FOft SALE Llelit four wheeled btw- KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red 6ro ";. Box '.f,0840'' night in Castle hall, (old Elk's ball. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knirhtc ' . H. W. RILEY, C. C. : H. L LINCOLN. M. .erf' R. S 'KBEKAns Crystal Lod(to' No. ' thesis every' Tuesday evening In i! T. 0. Oi P. .hall. ' All Ttsltinr m-, bnrs are Invited 'to attend. ''LEAH -R. COOLTDGE. N. G WIS3 ANNA ALEXANDER, Beo ! - : . ! WHY (?) j send your money east . when, we can . fix you un a good tailored suit made ; at home by the best tailors. All hand i work, for. .$32.00. The Toggery. A. v. ! Andrews. , I : v : s ! IF YOU WANT .a tailored suit made to your measure for flS.50 wo can do Jr. No clerks lo I measure you hut a ?ood , competent . tailor to take your measure. The Tog gery, A. V. Andrews; . 0. E. S.--Hope Chapter No. 13, 0. I? C. hol'i" stated Communications ' enconrt and,; fourth . Wednesdays o' otrcli month. Visiting members er"- d!aly Invited..; MRS. MARIE JACKSON, W. M. M ARV WRNICK; We 0 o Will be readv tn furnltili nil kinds of vegetable and flower plants when needed. Nelderer Bros. Green House. Phone Main 185. . '?S'S$,$3,33,,$3(5gS(33 I'ROF. F. J. FBEBJrOB-Splnolo- Pint and Healer. Successfully trwtts all diseases. Booms 4, S, and 7 over Seldert Store. Q Phone Main 724, La Grande. '".:'' ' I COMRACTOB AND BUILDER. BRICK, 8T0JTB AND CONCBETS A SPECIALTY. W. C HAJISKX. J PnOXE BED 8692. 8-29-lmo .V L. 0. 0. M La Grande lodge No. 850. Loyal Order of Moose, holds reg ular meetings every Monday at 7:30 p. m. In I. 0. 0, F. hall. Visiting brothers cordially invited to attend. . B. L. LEAVITT, Secretary. R. J. GREEN, W. D. 1 tif rf. 1 - ? S 3 "A Blot, on ihfi Esculrhoon." . Two reel feature picture of Brown ing's famous poem at the Arcade . ' n i ,---. - "A Blot, on (ho Esfiilchooii.'' Two reel feature picture of Brown ing's famous poem at the Arcade , .." . ' ' :-, ' " ' . n - ' Five room furnished house; ' als-:i four room and basement', ; frunished. Close-In nn South side of track, to rem about April 1,3th.. These are. very, de sirable. See ns at once, Slough In vestment Co., over Newlin Drug store. o o . 'V ' XO RE A SO X FOR IT. You Are Shown Iho Way Out. ; County Clerk Frank Fields of Mult nomah county, a candidate tor secre tary of state,, passed through the city this morning and will return to La Grande tomorrow to spend the day. Miss Harriet Young of Pendletoa is here visiting her parents, Mr. aafl Mrs Henry Young while enjoying her- Eas ter vacation. Miss Younjf Js. & rnulc instructor t t-engieiQfl, j ' Attorney J. F. Wltllamson, secre tary; of the La Grande Commercial club; arrived home this morning from' a trip to Portland on business and a run down to Eugene where his sonr, are attending the U. of 0. . . . ' Rev. ,T. W. Miller of Joseph Is in the city this afternoon and will preach this week, at the special meetings In the M. E. church. .He will remain all week. Charles W. Helsej-.of Boise has bpen In the city a few days establishing dis trict headquarters for the Idaho Life Insurance Co. with C. H. Brauglm who also handle stho National Acci dent Insurance componv of Chicago ns a district headquarters here, R. Jta.vmonn presldent-mrtllilrel .of the Directory Publishing company is? in the city today. ' Mr. TTnymoPd was formerly ' In die newsnanor busineo-- at Pendleton and bas recently publish ed a city directory at that point. Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Ktisf of Wallowa have been at the Sommer slnee Sntur jdny visiting their dauuliter wbo is at tending St. iMary's academy. Mr. Kiv wbo Is in olmrifR of the MI'mnangh plntiinir mill returned to his home thl! morfiins and Mrs. Kust will remain few days. r STDCKPDURS IN COUBGILMM Will Y?8IT WAttA WALLA AH OTHjiftOWJiSi j Portland to Be the Last Stop oa Long Inspection Trip. Headed for Walla Walla, North Ya ima and Portland ' the entlrq c'lty counqll less Jie,.ftil,yl;'lcbiet of . the ;hre 'department left this. morning on . a long trio In which, auto lira trucks will-be Inspected "and demon- ' fltrated that the councllnien may re" turn and vote Intelligently on what-la to be dona when the council selects its type of auto for La Grande, ( Those comprising the party are! 1 i.:ounciinien iR. L. Liucoln, E. C- Da- ; - ' ' ; i- PBOFE8SI03AL DIRECTORY ; There an be no just ' reason why $ ' any reader of this will continue td suf- . i? j ter. tne loriures oi an iicumg uhi-k : the' annoyance of urinary dlsordeis- ' the dangers of serious kidney Ills ! when relief Is so near at hand and ft R. 31. K. HALL Physician and Sur- t10 ipost positive proof given t'iRt geon. Cor. Adams Ave and Depot these ills can be cured. The following i r.u Min 9? i Is convincing proof. St. Phone, Main 23. - M William McGregor, 711 Ullotl St Pendleton Ore.. savst "Doan's PHYSICJAX8 AXO SURGEOXS "i. MOLITOR, M. D Physician ann i Kidney I'ills are by far the best kid- Surgeon. Corner Adams Ave. and ' ney medleine I ever used. I was trou Depot St. Phones: Office, Mum b Residence, 69. ; L. RICHARDSON, M. D. W. LOUGHLIN, M. D. . Drs. Richardson & Ivoughlln, Physicians and Surgeons Fhonee Office Black 1362. Dr. Richardson's Res. Main 55. Dr. Lougblln's eRa. Mala 767. Synopsis nf tho Annnnl Stnl-'cnmnt " tile-., rAOIFIO STATES Tins .INSURANCE CO., of I'.irllnnd, In Ihn yimo (if Orcacn. (in iho 3 1st dny of Docoinlior, 1IU1, mado to (tu Jiisiirnnro Oomiiiini.iiMH'1- of tho Rfnto nf bra ro!. iMirsunnt to luw.: Capital. Amount of cnpltiil p.-iid up ..... .$2:io.n:in.ll0 income. Prcniiuni" received durluc the year in ?ns!i '.;...$ 43,20.41' Intorent. dh-idondfi. nv.il ronts re ceived (luring tlie year (1.837.00 lucerne from ote.er sources re ceived (iiirini: the year . 1,921.25 " Total ineome . . . . DlsburBomonts, Tvossei! paid durine the year. . CepiinissieiiR and Halaries iaid diirinir the year Taxes, licenses, and food paid dur ing tho year Amount of all other expenditures $ 54,670.02 ? 9,77). nt itoT.SO 8,080.09 T H. CRAWFORD ROBT. 8. BAKIN CRAWFORD & BAKIN Attorney! at law. Practices In all the courts of the state and United Btatea. Of fice in La Grande National Bank Building. La Grande, Oregon. ' ENOINBER8. D. W. C. NELSON Mlhlng-Eng1neer, , Baker City. Oregon. bled from childhood by kidney com plaint. My hands and feet swelled, ; in fact, my whole body bloated and 1 had a great deal or troume rrom tuc j kidney secretions. There was a dull naln in my back and sides and often .after stooping, I found It difficult to straighten. Dizzy spells and head aches were frequent and my nerves were all unstrung. -"I rested poorly and on arising in ,the morning, was tired and devoid of ambition. As time passed, my condi tion became worse and it would be . hard to fully describe the misery I endured. I spent many dollars for doctors' treatment and I also tried remedies of every kind but to no avail .until t procured Doan's Kidney Tills This preparation restored me to good health, after visits to hot sprint and treatments of every other kind had failed. I do not hesitate to tell of my experience and I trust that my state ment will be the means of helping I Total expenditure $.14, 000, 95 Assets. Value of stock and bonds owned. 8 46,795.00 Loans on mortgage And cojlat- . end, etc 151.730.15 (;aaii tn Danks and on hand 75,471.73 Premiums in course of collection and in transmission 10, 602.23 Interest and rents due and accrued 3,501.10 Total assets S2S8.W9.21 Less special deposits in any state 50,000.00 Total assets admitted in Oregon .$238,109.21 jjiaDiuties, Synopsis of the Annual Statement of the all outstanding risk) Qrnsj claims for losses unpaid Amnnnt of unearned premiums on $ 2,000.00 Due for commission and brokerage All other liabilities t , . . 10,784.88 . 1,802.84 ,084.59 Total liabilities ... , . ...... . . .$ 20,221.76 Total insnranoe in force De-' cember 81, 1911 . . . ,-. tSOT.TlS.OO Business la Oregon for the Tear. Total risks written during the year .$4,077,181.00 Gross premiums received during tho year ' 6S.991.58 Premiums returned during he year 11,867.18 Losses paid during the year ... , 9,771.01 Losses IncnrrejJ during tho year 11,771.01 Totnl amount of risks outstand ing in Oregon Dee. 81, 1911. 2,938.668.00 PACIFIC STATES FIRI5 INSURANCE CO., Br fj. A. Craft. HArrebtrv. Statutory resident general agent and attorney for service: .iriuas df.'lce In State of KEETING TONIGHT DELATED AS USELESS METHOD, When Stockhp tailed it Will ?e & fwlH?Bve fontructloii, , Over halt the stock required, to build the half mile race track, ball grounds, athletic held and fair ground has been subscribed and Instead of holding another Interest-producing meeting tonight, the meetiug of stock holders .w(l J not b? call?! until to morrow or Tuesday at which time the entire stock Will have been takeu care of. President P. S. Robinson of mo vouimercuu ciuo ioar.y rouna a vis, W. K. Jones, J. K Fitzgerald, meeting tonight useless aud reported Claude Mackey, Mr. Flnlev, J F Camp that when the stockholders were cal-jbell. Fire Chief Joe Jones F. L LIU v led together it would be to finally or- could not make the trip P A Folov ganize and commence construction of j expects to join the party' at Portlanl the splendid athletic paiic-l'ulr ground i grounds facilities. Tne mnn intoiesc- ; ed in such a venture are taking firm ; 1 i IM'AfiHAI'JI :M(?ilT. noid on tne situation and mnnv have .- . signified their intent Ions of doubling : Spccfnllv Ai'riinu'nd I'mumm of I'd'. weir original suuscripiions.- aijiny turcs !t tho Vrc'tlc - ranchers are taking big blocks of ; ' , -' " shares. . . " " .. ,-. 'Owiiitvto (he splcndhl roroptlon glv- en to iMiss-Florence 15. Turner, Iho ' ',. , 1"V 1 11,0 ! '' ,1 i'OI'itlar ."Vilagrapb Girl," while she riiuav tinu oiuunmj, .April 14 Him was tllO Rtlest of the POI)lns AniUS'"- I mt'iit compnuy In Portland, she was desirous of visiting all of the People's : Amusement conipunv 1.1 1 cat res. hut on account of ill health she was unahla I to do so, but Alanager George -announces that ns a means of showing h:r good will toward -tho coinpanv iir-rniiRomehts- have been, -liiado for -v -'il.'i.c-.viiiHr.lfvlit, on Wednesday,, April , JOth, wU'ijvu n- apt'-olally ni-ranged pro'-'" gram will he given.-"A Clever Fraud'' A very plenaing comedy.: picture - in : wli i.cii M jk :,' 'i'u i'ii er- tnk'cs Uwi load I n,T -1 ; port bus. boon .secured and toECthor: .'; wllh.. t.b roe.'" other ; well '. st?lctod: pic-' lures will make un a vorv lnr.'trestiiitr and eiitpvlnining program, ami In ad dition to llijs overv lndv nttnndln oillicr the afternoon, or evening per formance, will bo given an autograph photograph picture of Miss Turner. . hcy v f finite pretty and -owing to the universal popularity of iMiss Tur ner, among, the picture "going public, will no doubt, bo greatly appreciated. 13th'. .. o-o . . "A Hint on llic losciilclicon.'' Two red feature pU iui-e ot Urown lug's famous poem at tho Arcade . $J.C0 Reward, $100 ' Tho rcadci-H of tlilu paper will lift plouHOfl to learn that tliero la at lcfist c.no rjioiKiccl iliDt-aao- tlmt. s'olonve linn bcun alil.u tn euro In fill lis Ktuqus, and tliiit In f.'alnrrli. l!:-i'n Cnl.-iri'li Cure U tin.: only popltivo euro now imosvn to the medical 1'ruUH'mly. C'aiarrli bolus a conistkulionul dlsenso, rcmtiroi) a constltuiiotinl trenl--nicnt. I-Iall a Cntiirrli Cure Is taUen l!i. tornallv. ftcllnsr dlrucllv utinn tho lilooil nnd mucous mirfauci r. tho svstcn). tlici-n- tiy dcniroyinir iiio tnnndi'itioii or llio dlf. caso, nnd jyi vi ri.qr tho patient strength li',' butldlnrt up tho eoiwlilutlon imd nv slatimr nature in dolnij Ita work. Tim proprietors huve so mueb faith In Km c.irotlvo pow ers that they offer Oiin Ilumlrc;! Dellnrn for any -case Hint. It f iil3 to euro. Bend ior Hat of testimonial."). Artdreni P. J. CHUNKY CO., Toledo, Ohio, RnM by nil Pruj?fri'tn. 7.V. Take Hall's Family 11I1m for constipation. Ik . If i 2Jx Bring your films here. If you are too busy just brine; us your films and let us develop them. We also print pictures either on post cardb or paper. If there is anything you don't understand about picture mak ing, come in and we will try to explain it for this is our hobby. Red Cross Drug Store r...- 4 ' r e', 'ii-f' T - Jt Ci.jrv(a,:.-l'-(,V'- At- , -. j -