La Grande evening observer., April 08, 1912, Image 6

PAGE SIX
LA GRANDE 1WENIXQ OBSERVER. MONDAY. APRIL 8, 1912.
8
ill if mil lliMHl HIT fe4tt9g fc r TW-ni .
I take pleasure in announcing to the public that I
have moved my optical office to the Ha worth bnfldmg
three doors east of the Golden Rule store on Adams
avenue where I have fitted up optical rooms, more
modern, also more conveniently arranged for the sci
entific practice of optometry. You are cordially in
vited to inspect my office and equipment and let me
explain my methods of sight testing.
My large growing practice proves that MY METH
OD of sight testing GETS RESULTS where others
fan. . -v - :;' ?;,.' . : .
I DO NOT USE DRUGS.
I GRIND ALL MY GLASSES.
Eyesight
Specialist.
S0TIC2 OF 5TKTFT DIlTtOTTMXTT
TO WHOM IT MAT CNCEEX: X
tk at htrttj girea iMh ta pmuM
of a renaiistiHi i4jtd bj Ute eoan
stoa cesstil of tie ?y of La Gias4.
OxfOis. ca the Sib day of April. IS J J,
trtiiirg ewT IsiproTesaest disiri-t
Xo. 3. and dfeiigaajiaig; each district,
ae-d 1b pttrsBamce e reso!atfcn
a.4o?i4 tty said common tonacU oa
lie Wa day of Jjarea, 191X. wSere&y
said ttmncH d-Mmr-tced ax4 dec 1st
Its totestios to IsproTe all thai por
tion of fcikB Xo. t io s&d sewer !3-
tifTs attended complain. .-...'
Toe relief prayed for in the amend
ed compliitt la tiat a deed with toe
asual toTtoautj of warranty given oy
Uke defendants. Heitkiah W. Wearer
ie J Fannie Wearer on the 3rd day
of January, 1900, and recorded on the
2tb day of Aagust, lbOO In the rec
ords of deed. Book 31, pace SCO, of
Union county, Oregon, to the plaintiff
coBveying to the plaintiff lot 1, tht
SBi NW of Sec. 19, and . NE
SWVi of Sec. 19 in Tp. 2 Soath, Bange
ZJ E. W. M- be reformed bo that the
land described therein be tie lot 1.
lho,,swa "I" with th-
- i u . . .
in aix ooniia ieT,
FOB SHEBUT.
f.roTr.eat district as fceteiaafler de- of M 'the'XEK
srSd by Uy!s therein an -55SEil ot gec JS jd township and
iwr. the- txmvcli wahien days after a7!rt ,,, OEe nain mortgage
tie aerrlce of tajs notice upoe tbe . fi.nt uTtiah v
OTEr f tie property affected 4 J wearer asd Fauoie Weaver aforesaid
j csa:t3 oy oca izuprxjiiccn orat. j fie defel.oan, 0 N. Hamsey on
tht -'d a lore dstTf Jted topffore- s 2;.h ,,aj. of August , wo, and re
! meot be ssaie; tiat tke boouisriti of j wie4 on same date in Book J,
I sid iMf.it to be o Itapro'Ted are a j r,-. . wirl nf mnnracH of said
i fttliova: ; " I mmit to seenre a debt of i 125.00. said
All tiat ponton f eceon No. 2 5n morXstiS ing on tibe XE4 of SEH
i.fer tepiorezoent district Xo. ? j of t-oa 19, Tp. 2. S., Range 37 E. W.
(At Acd tte property affscled w,j(. and a mortgage given, also, by
iweeSted by tasd improvement Is is ; aad to the same parties on the .21st
follovs: . - : '? day of SSay, 1$K), and recorded on the
Besinnljsg at tie center of tie in- j :ull oay ot Majf 1S90 jn goox j, page
tersectton of F5r street and Jefferson j jl2 of org 0j mortgage of said
avenae. tbence sootheatserly alonr the s unty to aecure a debt of $175.00, on
center lice of Jefferson aTenne to tie tlje jot j ul) the XE4 ot XW
center of the intersection of Jefferson ; of gection 19 in Tp. 2 South of Bange
arenne with Sprnce street, thence 37 e. W. 4i., all In sa'.d county and
nortfceasterly along the center line if h Vanrf0l-d and the defendants
! Spruce street 150 feet ttence norti- anrt Lath of them be forerer debarred
5 westerly alosg tlse sontberiy boandarr trom rigits, title of interest there
! of the O. W. R. t X. rigbt of way to 5 nnder, or in the debts secured by saiJ
I ifs intersection flrith the center line of J niortg'ages. J 't
j Fir street, thence southwesterly alone Tbis snffitnons !s published by or-
5 tso center une or nr street to psace : oer 0 the Hon. J. W. Knowies. circuit
! cf bginn!n. - . . ; judge of the ahoTe entitled court,-for
I Xolice fs hereby further given th-it -tJie connty of L'cion, and by said or
jthe connc!! will levy a special assess-;der n was directed that this summons
j meot on all the property affected an1 ? ebould be published in the La Grande
oeneotM 6y aucn Improvement Tor 'Evening Observer once a weea, xor
the purpose of paying for such im-igix consecutive weeks. The date ot
provement That the estimated cos: j the Erst publication is March 25, 1912.
of such improvement is the sum cf j JXO. S. HODGIN.
I1SS1.04. That the council will, on Attorney for Plaintiff,
the 17th day of April. 1912. meet at jiar 25 Apr 1 8 15 22 29 May 6
tte council chamber at the hour of 8
o'clock, p. m to consider said esrt-
LET'S SWAP
IVHKN M K'fiK T Bl'SY iEf.l.I LATH), WE'LL BI T OB TBADE J
mated 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, April 3rd, 1912
CITY COCXCIL OF L AGBAXDE.
OREGOX
By C. M. HUMPHREYS,
Recorder of the city of La Grande,
Oregon.
April e-10t
Stock sulphur in quantity at Silver
tborne's family drug store. 43-2t
Wren y--Chamberlain'
'
vyn fix you up a'
.-n tendency U:
rktutAy eoiilain;
- may be v----t-f
to aa aJu.'i '
a coi3's-' a botfci
; .fh Keniebj'.. Jt
M?'. 1 7:i-ifi;oni.
. .- jVi ir r.tfier vZ'-:
.- ., - '. m.:- to
I wish to announce my caudi- "
dacy for the republican eomina-
tlon to the office of sheriff at the
April primariea. ... Jt nominated
and elected, will serve the coun-
ty with every poailble opportun-
ity. Fd. adv. JOKSWJOAm. f
FOB BIPBESEKTATIVK. .
"
To the republican voters of Un-
Ion county: I herewith announce '
- my candidacy for represenUUve
at the republican primaries.- An .
honest, efficient term with the In-
i terests of Union county at heart
is my aim. , .
... . C. J. FORSSTBOM. :
Pd. Adv.:. ! '
& q, 4 Q t & 4
FOB COTJXTI CLKBK.
I hereby announce myself as a ,
candidate for the office of coun-
'P ty clerk of Union county, subject
to the decision of the republican
voters at the primary election to
be held April 19th, 1912. '
4 If nominated and elected I prom
ise to conduct the affairs of the ?
office as economically as is con-
sistent with business methods.
" ED WRIGHT.
Pd. adv. ...
FOB BEC0BDEB.
I am a candidate for nomina- v
tlon by the republican primaries.
t This is my decision. Reports to
4 the contrary notwithstanding.
. D. H. PROCTOR.
nun
seoce out of each yesr. "
proprlatlon for Cem0 caon
opening of the Colombia 'rh!!
Alaskan policy that win J i
rtent aa well tutor,'
money system taaependeat
Btrert eattrol, naUonaj coatw J
porations doing interstate Jjj
bnalnesa, more efficient regiw
trusts, and extension of pnS
inrladictlon of . Interstate
com.misalon." v :
Tour roppotr at the
cordially Invited. 1 promi,H
Tke win of the peeple skm
eele faJde. . 7
; . (Fd. adv!) J!'-(
FOIt ASITIIISiOt Al'TOJIOBlLES, MEKCiXTfLL" Bil.LS CAT
TLK, H0BSES, ETC.- SEE I'S IF lOfVE Ai Xlil.Vft TO SWAP.
The Slough Investment Coy
Over Newlin Drug Store.
XOTICE OF STBEET IJTPBOVEMKVr 1
TO WHOM IT MAY CXCERX: No-;
v Vi.
GEO. T. CO CUB AX, FB0GBESSIYE
REPUBLICAX CAXD1BATE
FOB C0XCKESS.
f lite is hereby given that ia pursuance f - , ' '
fUf a reflation adopted :by the com-j, i POLITICAL AN-'
-NOUNCEMENTS
19.12,
1 1 Orison, onthe 2ist day of Febroarv i ','.
creating improvement district:
$ No. 46. and designating G avenue -as-; 0 Q j")
.svi
such di?trict. and in purt-iiaice of a
0 j resolution adopted by said common i s 3, j 4, 4 4, 4, A -t q, a ? 4
,4 'council on the 21st day of February,, . T.1TV ' cl,v.,
I hereby announce myself as a '
&&!&'Lsmmyyjit whereby said council determined
; and declared its intention to improve
HOMER WINS IN
oil rna nnttl'in rf CI nvuntin 1 n unwl
game, early and untrained 'conditions lmn " . ,nK,ri.. hinaftr
GAME
considered
EiGIN
Hooper, ss
Russell, If 4
Hughes, c , 3
AB B H PO
5 12 1
KECBL'IT FB0M ELGIN SAPS OCT
W1..M. HIT.
; Oswald, p
8tfp, lb ......
Frank Flagg, rf
Geo. Flagg, 3b .
: De Bols, 2b ....
1 Barnes, cf
1 1
'2 13
2 0
39 7 12 26x 9
jtGeddes out, hit by batted ball.'
La Grande Twice Afterward Has the.
' Uhm-h Full but VlKlt'lM Win.
i LA GRANDE
Bradley, 2b
. , . Oeddes, 3b . .
C!iterficM;r Harmix, a recruit on prf,. lb
ttie .mikjhc naHyniiii team yes- Montgomery
terday 'lowered Hie flying emblem of (arter, un
jtioQseuoni in ia uranue anu uiaue it Mofjr if
AB R H PO A F
rf
possible for IiIh teairiinatea to drag !l
In the dut of defeat wlifii the yomie
Btcr k!"-d n homer over 'ho left nil 1
fj.'ire oriiiK two ai;ad or liliu. Vp to
that t-ln'A'i La Gnunl'j Moone had tli"
kiljcn on tin- Kiiiim, and in fa'tt had i!
pocketed wild 011 0 polnj: to the good
rtiilautiti-il On' im aliti's tu'llvd logi'tH
cr and filled (he bn;B twii e after t lira r
but otilln't huIvq the iiiyrilerloiu !ia r-abl-K
Kind ovt by that nrian Oswald.
btt.r known In Ilaker than here. In
tim fflx'nlh and ninth !n Grande got
on llio pailis witli tliro men, yat
couldn't cut t!i miiriuird ami Elgin
went home with n aeven to nix acors.
The g.-'ie was lnlrextlng, well at
tended and If every way n ftrHt clan-.t
opener to the season proper. After
playing Inter-town games for a time
It. Is probable the two towns will join
forces and turn nut nn exceptionally
strong team of Moose, for the Elgin
Moose are members of Hie l.a (jrandu
lorteo.
KlRlt! started t,fr with a ncnre In
the first Inning as a rtiiiKiwiuewe .if
anisHell's two bagger ami a boot in
centerlleld. The La Orauders got their
score bell gonglng In the second when
"Sprat" Montgomery broke Into fast
company and made himself the tiat
ting hero and fielding star of the
game. Montgomery led off with n sin
gle and Carter followed him with a
slzzler through short. Moore go!
transportation and In ti moment, of ex
citement following n passed ball, both
the runners advanced a peg and when
Stoop on first watched a perfect peg
from "Buddy" Hughes to first go by
without molesting Its course, both the
sprinters came nome in ease. From
then It was nip and tuck until the
. fatal slxth when Barnes broke up the
gnm with hlB homer,
Though ' the Initial game of the
season "Heck" Mclnnls wns gunning
over his slants llko August offerings,
and Oafatd, too, wns in first class
condition. The two team have weak
places but more strong places never
theless than a whole lot of municipal
teams, so that H wag ronlly a clover
Mclnnls p
Conley, c
Pi Ice, cf ..
1 11
0 2
9 C
3S 6 ;
SUMMARY
Earned Huns. Elgin 5; La Grande
4; three base hits, Oswald, home runs,
llarnes; two base hits. Hooper, Uusgel.
Hughes, Stoop. George Flaiig. Mcln
nls and Conley. First on balls-off
Mclnnls 1: off Oswald 2; struck out
by Mclnnls 11; by Oswald 12; stolen
bases. Hooper. Rnssel t2) Oswald (2);
sacrifice hits. Montgomery and F.
Flagg. Umpire, Stoddard. -
Chicago ICellgloti" fnuipalgn Optm
Chicago, April 8. The elght-dny
cnmpalgn under the auspices of the
Men and Religion Forward movement
for the evangelization of this city be
gnn today with a series of meetings
In various parts of the city, at which
many noted ministers and laymen lid
dressed large gatherings of men an-J
boys. According to the plan of the
campaign there will be dally mass
meetings at central points and smal
ler special meetings in the afternoons
with a view of attracting as many
working men and boys as possible.
' described, by laying thereon the south
side board walk, tbe council will, ten
days after the service of this notice
upon the owners of the property af
fected and benefited by such Improve
ment, order that said above described
improvement be made; that tbe boun
daries of said district to be so improv
ed are as follows;
All that portion of G avenue from
the east side of Fourth street to the
Masonic cemetery.
(A) And the property affected or
benefited by said improvetnetn is as
follows;
AM the lots abutting on the eout'j
side of G avenue to from the east line
;f Fourth street to the Masonic ceme
tery. ' :
Notice is hereby further given that
tbe council will levy a special assess
ment on all the property affected an!
benefited by such improvement for
the purpose of paying for such Im
provement. That the estimated cost
of such Improvement is the sum of
$580.00. That the conucil will, on
the 17th day of April, 1912, meet ft
the council chamber at the hour of 3
o'clock, p. m., to consider said esti
mated 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, April 3rd, 1912.
CITY COUNCIL OF L AGRANDE.
. OREGON
By C. M. HUMPHREYS,
Recorder of the city of La Grande,
Oregon. .
April C-lOt ,
To IXIsciims "Wnlkonf In Mexico
Han Antonio, Texas, April 8. To
illsi'tiss the question of a walk-out of
American railway men In Mexico, a
general conference of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers and the Or
der of Hallway Conductors will be
held in this city tomorrow, The meet
ing will last five days and will bo at
tended by engineers and conductors
from both the United States and Mex
ico, The dispute over the langua?s
question is one of the chief matters
to bo considered. This and other
grievances that have been gathering
force for a long time have made the
conditions Intolerable for the Amer
ican employes on the Mexican lines,
according to the officials of the rail
way brotherhoods.
candidate for the republican nom- 4
ination to the office of joint sen-
3 ator from Union and Wallowa
counties, at the April primaries .
I am a candidate on my merits 3
established through 25 years" res- S'
idence in Union county. Pd. adv. $
ED. E. KIDDLE. 4
FOB COBOXEB. ?i
"8 I hereby announce my cand'- ? '
dacy for nomination to the pffice '
t of coroner at the republlc.-n pri- I
marles, promising strict -aden-'v!
'! tlOn to duties Of the offi" anil '. In nnrt nrlvnrnteq nroatrtonttal nrimnr.
having the interest of tar.-wyers lesrdirect election of senators, fre '(
always at heart. J tolls for American shipping through
. C. T. BACON. V. .
3 Pd. Adv. ? the Panama canal, full share of Irrt-
$ S S? $ 5 s. . $ gat0n fun(Js (or Oregon, 320 acre
Ta.x ' f
( FOB BEPESEXTATITt X
,:': I hereby announce mn .. !
- ' ai f
candidate for representative w,-
Union county subject to the faA
v sion 01 tne yoters of the reoikH.
can party at the primary eltttlJ
v to db neia pni IS, 191J. j
For Statement No. 1, UfyA
ar uvt ccuuoiuy in accordance
4 the best business principle! J
9 the Just management of state uli
4 county affairs, roads by comtji
unit system, equitable dlstrlbs-i
of household goods exempt frto
tlon of taxes, reasonable amom
taxation.
? If nominated and elected IifflJ
diligently and Incessantly Ubotj
for the Interest of the people A
w Union county. ' . Pd adv!'
.',,'". :.r A. E. LAMBERT.
t f.; ;'.; FOB SHERIFF. r
S , I hereby announce myself till
t candidate for sheriff in Unto
4 county subject to the decision of
the voters of the republican pmJ
v ty at the primary election to It
i held April 19.
Pd adr. "
o.,;r. . . AUGUST HUG. Elgin.
&..'.' . ..
& ? 5 $ Q
A Progressive BepublJcan, believes
s m
y
m.
Snnimnns,
In the circuit court of the state of
Oregon for Union county.
J. , I). Casey, plaintiff, vs.
llezeklah W. Weaver and Fan
nie Weaver, his wife, O. N. Ramsey
and Ramsey, hia wife, (If living),
if not, their unknown heirs; and all
other persons or parties claiming any
right title, estate. Interest or lien in
the real estate described in the com
plaint herein, defendants;
To Hezekiah W. Weaver and Fan
nie Weaver, IiIb wife, O. N. Ramsey
and Ramsey, his wife. (If living),
If not, their unknown heirs: and all
other persons or parties claiming any
riglit title, estate, Interest or lien In
the hereinafter described real estate,
above named defendants;
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, Tou and each of yop are re
quired to appear and answer
the . amended complaint filed
against you In the "above en
titled suit, on or before the last day
of the time described in tlio order of
publication of tbe summons, to-wlt:
on or beforo the 6th day of May, 1912.
and If you fall to bo appear and an
swer, the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief domandod In plain-
IVioder
11 Uentist
Why
Pay
More?
All Work
Guaranteed
Permanently
Located
Honest
Dealings
FREE
Examination
Estimates
Advice
Ef. Tf.cs C. ChMART, Mgr.
Just
Look
Like Natural
teeth when In
serted by onr
,np-to-da(c
methods of
crowning,
bridging and
plate making.
THE PRICE IS RIGHT
Set of tcctii, best red rubber .... $s.e
Gold Crowns, heavy ' jjjo
Bridge work, very best ........ 5,00
AoWniMnw '.'.I'lLM up
Silver fillings J6e
Cement fllUn-rs " ' " jjc
Painless Extraction TtV.... ., Hf
FBEE WITH PLATBS. 'j
OVER NEWLIN DRUG CO.
Depotnd Adams Ave. La Grande. Ore.
RHBHOHillM-M
The safest, quickest and most
scientiao method used for fitting
Glasses Is OPTOMETRY. .
OPTOMETRY la the art of
properly fitting glasses without
using DROPS In the eyes. -.
In the practice of OPTOME
TRY there is;.
No LOSS of vision for near ob
jects. .
No blurring of the eyesight
for distant objects.
.No dryness of the THROAT
and DIZZINESS experienced. ':
No PARALYSIS of the eye
muscle controlling near-vision. ,
No possibility for future weak
ness of the eye muscle to mani
fest itself. ,
No discomfort and inconveni
ence while awaiting the subsid
ence of the effect of tbe POI
SONOUS DROPS in the eye.
The scientific practice of op-,
tometry Is devoid of all those
manifestation which will alway
follow, at least In part, the In
stillation Into the human eye of
PARALYZING POISONOUS
drops. .-. . v
; The use and abuse of DROPS
in the eyes la practiced by those
fitting GLASSES, who DO NOT
or WILL NOT comprehend a
practice OPTOMETRT.
We UBe only the latst gclentlflc
methods.
J. H. PEABE 4 SOX,
La Grandes leadln-- Jewelen
and Optometrists.
Opposite U. S. Iaai Office.
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