3 A GRANDS BVMlNQ OBSERVER,
FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1912.
ill CONCERT
THIS EVENING
EXCELLENT ARRANGEMENT OF
JilTLBEBS AJiXOlNCED.
Center ( Depot and lVNtibington to
Be Scene of MuslcFesL
At Washington . and Depot tontgbt,
commencing at 7:30 or shortly after
wards, the La Grande band will ren
der a concert for the edification of
the general public. Leader Snapp lus
announced the appended program o'
numbers for the evening's attraot'on :
"Caesar's Triumphal March-'
Mitchell
Selection "Time, the Place and tha
Girl" Luder
"Pilgrim's Chorus" from Lotabar
! dl Ver-H
Comic Rag "Slippery Plae f
. ; . ; V. ........ Hacker
' (Ten Minute Intermission.
Grand Fantasia ""Old Kentucky
Home" Dalby
Waltz Selected
March "Con Dolores Benedlctus" .
; Chamber
"Star Spangled Banner."
'!
AS THE TWI1G IS BENT
Administrator! Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the undersigned has been appointed
administration of the estate of Wil
liam Earls, deceased, and all persons
having claims against said estate must
present the same, duly verified, to
the undersigned at tbe store of Henry
& Carr in La Grande, Oregon, within
six months from the date of this no
tice. -
Dated this 19th day of July, 1912.
J. J. CARR,
Administrator of the estate of Wil
liam Earls, Deceased.
GHO. T. COCHRAN.
Attorney for Administrator.
July 19-26 Aug 2-9
On
Watermelons
Ice
Fresh Car Arrives
today.ilf you Want
PneFpr Sunday
Phone 43.
the tree is inclined" is an old adage and a true one. It applies not only to trees
and children, but to cities as well. La Grande as a community is just emerging
fromtlie condition of a village and assuming the aspect of a city. It is growing '
toward the south and the Connordale Addition. Anyone doubting this statement
who will take the trouble to walk down Washington avenue and take note of the
activity in paving, grading, opening up of streets and building operations will be
convinced of that fact. As the city increases in size,' its growth will continue
along these same lines. That is a' matter of past experience and common sense.
, In fact, the direction in which the city of La Grande must grow has al
ready been determined by natural conditions and surroundings. It is hemmed in
one one side by steep foot-hills; on another side by the Grande Ronde river and
hundreds of acres of natural manufacturing sites that will soon be in demand;
on the third side by the railroad tracks, shops and yards. Therefore it can only
grow to any great extent in ONE direction SOUTH TOWARD ' CONNOR
DALE. The best residence and business section will grow AWAY from the
smoke, dirt and noise of switching engines, mills and shops not TOWARD them
Connordale is the only large tract in the city available for a restricted,
improved and uniformly developed residence section. The city improvements are
already in. ' Property is still cheap. Within a short time it. will double in value.
Think this over, then go down and see for yourself or let us take you over this
property. Your own judgment will confirm the truth of these statements. a .'
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J. G. Snodgrass
Quality Grocer
La Grande Development Go.
La Grande National Bank Bldg. 274 Stark Street
La Grande, Ore. ! Portland, Ore.
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I
Notice for Sale of Improvement 1 will receive sealed proposals for tne
ox. nnrrhase : of improvement bonds In
DUIIW, .
Notice Is hereby given that the city the sum of f 7,984.95; bonds In de
of La Grande, Union county, Oregon, nominations of $500.00 each, bearing
Up To'The Minute In ;'.
PAINLESS OPERATING
I Fruit : Jars;
Phone your order for quick delivery
MASON SECONDHAND
Pints : : $ .60
Quarts ..- 75
1-2 Gallons 90
Lids
NEW JARS
$ .75
.90
1.25
.25
SCHRAMS
Tints
Quarts -
1-2 Callous
Lids
ECONOMY
Pints .,-
Quarts
1-2 Gallons
Lids -J.
Clamps- -
SECOND HAND
$ .80
:. 1.00
1.25
NEW JARS
$1.00
1.35
1.65
.20
n ' .
6 per cent interest per annum, up to
, 8 o'clock p. m. Wednesday,' July 31,'
1912; said proposals to be filed with
ithe recorder of the city and to be ac
companied by a certified check for ' 8
'jer cent of the amount bid. The suc
cessful bidder will be required to pay
for said bonds 'within ten days after
poti'ed-tbat :saW bonds" are ready for
jlelivery. ;. , . ,.
I ' , ' , C. M. 'HUMPHREYS, f
Kecorder of the City of La Grands.
I .lnlv 23-ft
!
SECOND HAND
: $ .90
: 1.10
1.25
NEW JARS
$1.25
1.50
1.75
.20
.10
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H I ' Vtt-.li
iV : T:' .
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DEVOT'sIKEET AM' AiMMS AVKMK.
Over Newlin Draff Store.
t.a fiRANDE. : : : : : : CRE.
F. D. HAISTEN
, Furniture cn Easy Payments
DR.TIIOS.C.Oin.TART,
. " Manager.
THE PRI0E If3 RIGHT ' . .
GOLD CROWN - .. .-, r- &ST OF TSETH
PORCELAIN CROWNjfoS i Silver Fillings
R'PT'nfTE WOUK J", i Extractions -
$3.00
75
, 50c
a n 7.
varrantsd. If v;crk
is not riG;-lit ve will rnkc it
Hours: :1 '
nnTT Q in A
Evenings 7 to 8. ; right without extra expense
Sunday 9 to 12. 1 to you.
LADY ATTEND ANT EAIvTIITATION FREE,
j,OTI(E (IF STREET IMl'KOVEMENT
; TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No
tice Is hereby given that in mirsuanc
of a TCBolution adoiHoil by H'e com
mon council of tlie city of La Grande,
(jropdii. on the 1.9th ,d:iy of June,
t12," creating improvenipnt diBtr,ic;
Vn r.i nml doHlciiatine Oak street :as
flurh (llHtritt. anil' In prsiian d of a
Resolution ailoptea uy paw cqminoq
council tut the l!Uti day of Juh., 1912.
tli'oreliy snil council df termlnf d nn
declared i'a iut'-iition to Improve all
lliat p(irlt"n rf 0:ik stroot. in B'lid lm-jiVovciiu-nt
district h.h lp-rcinaftor l'
scribed, by laying thereon- -a.ch Sid
(tment walk., the council will-, .ton
djiy? n'Ur t' o servieo of , tf.is nolle-.'
ufion thi owners' 'of the property af-rtict'-diiind
beiictlted byii'h improve
tivnt. order that Fiid ahnve descrihe,'.
.i ;.t h'l uia-'ie; that the tiotiu-.flarl'-s
if f.il-f -U-t riot l ,ha so lm.
proved are n' follows: ' '
All tlsat prirtloii ot Onk Utreet frniiV
the -ruth curb line ,? Main n"'!!'
to tli" north sldii of Srtr .a !.:
, ,Ai And " prOM.'-iy aff-"ti'd or
i.-Mir'-t.vt hv w,-M . ''ei.rrv merit 4.s a;
l.r.1- " ft. 10. 11 12. hhy'.i
an. I 1. r.. fl!d t'l V.; jof
!fit : 1 II fl'l 2. Mock ,'. Iifi!Uia,4 .1.1 Ji
lt. ,u to tie to-.v:i of; l-H ti:in l7. Of-S-emi.
r - ' : , ' '
Noilep i-reh- firrfher nlveti flint,
til" f-O'lliell wilpivv a splal as-e(S
iiiiit on all the irnv-r y af"' tejl nudi
l,rr,;-fr,! i,v c-.ifii l rtirnviviiert reV thp
n-ir'iose of nnyff t" for 'such IntP'-ovc-!!'.
That the r?ttm?'ed -ensj of
Riic'i IniM'ovenieyt i ' U'O sum. -of
jr.ritt.frt!. v.". t!.e 9i:neii.;il. on th-?
::lt day of 3vh H'i: ntc-t at .:hr
routiell rltn-nher at tli" hour of '
nVW-v, ii. mi. to consider said .e-stl
rented rest, and tli" 'c; v of R.aid en
reFfnent. wb'n a he-ring will h-'
' La Grande Oregop, July i7, 1911.
CITY COUNCrL OF LA GRAND B!, ,.
OREGON.- !" '
By C. M. HUMPHREYS, M " " " - -
Recorder of the city of LA urcnae,
Oregon. ... ,,.. , ' . - i. -July
20.-lQ ' , . , ,. ,
XOJICE OS? STREET IMPR0TE3TESI
..TO .'WHOM IT MAY' CONCERN: No
tice l hereby 'given that ia pursuance
of a' resolution adojiLed'by the com'
ipon.'coijncll of the. city pf La Grande,
Orcpon, -on the 3rd day ot July. 191t.
creatine improvement district No. 64
and qeslsnating' block 105. Chaplin's
iuidition '" ,!.i Grande, Oregon.- aa
niirii i' ''i'h t h id In pursuance of a .
resoli! n r 'nptnd by said common
council, vi ilie 3rd day of July, 1912,
whereby said council determined an
declared its Uitentlon.to improve all
t:i:if porti(iurif tlae alley through bloc
145 Chaplin's addition to La Grande,
In said lniprovomctit district as here
lnhiter des r'.hrfd by laying thereoa
isravfl bitiillthlc pavement, the coun
cl wlirten days'' after the service of
tins notice ution the owners of the '
prnp 'it v affottcd and ; benefited ' by '
such In'ti-'ivenient order that said de
Fe;h',i! . improvement b" made. Thai
t'.e ho;t'i; I'-u-s-of saul district to ti
,1" t'l It
(in lni"'"l"ll..af0- -is ftdlows: 11 that j,
ponloh ii't i-lo' k 10.. Chaplin's addl- ?
tion To La Grande within the exterior
lir.es of said Modr n Chaplin's ad- ?.
ilition t.. I.a Grande' ;uid thai luntlon ;;
of tlie n'.h-y through said block from
the cait li'te, of KonrVli street to, th '
t-i r.r irv ot -TXipot Rtret.
(A) Am tho property affected and ,
liriitrte ' by .siirh Improyp.ment ,1s the ,'
enitn-'portio'iV of IiUnk 105, Cliaplin'r 1
VitM-1rf. to r.!t"Crftr:I. ,
j Xotlce Is hecchT farther piven that
t the cotntcll will 1-V v"-a (peial a'ss
: mmt on all the- propertv affected and -:
It-'riVfted 1-y' Vni.lv.. Improvement for
i Mjm fj-:j'iwof p.vliig for such im- t
.i.ji.w uiiml. "Tha the estimated cost
. of 'Tfji, -Ip.pijpvrtiiieiit Is '-'he sum of
j Sl.ijl-O.'i Tht.j; Ui council, U1 meet
, .-'J- -i'l'M' .Vy "G j;iW.-ni5. at tne
;r ja;;:Vr. at tbe hop t
(''.'iik-l'V p- - in. tx. consider said .eatl
: innt" 1 "Vo-it and "ievy 'of said a..es
). nivr-i wirt n a hearRtR will.be eranted
i :') person fcfeiiua nrarleved b
s etf s4ronU- ' .-' "
L ?;rninV. Orefn. Jnlv 17. "?12.
: CITY COUNCIL OF La'GRAXDE.
PRT-c.OX :,'. - -Ily
C. M. Hl'MPHKEYS.
recorder cf the Cl'y ef La rande,
OrAion. -
July 20-1 Ot
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