La Grande evening observer., November 07, 1912, Image 3

LA GRANDE EV ENING OBSERVER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1912.
PAGE THREE
From a health standpoint it is more
important to brush the teeth than
wash the face on rising
Modern Dentists
Depot St and ASamsAve. La Granite
WHEN THE .ALARM
CLOCK RINGS
Doyou snuggle a -little deeper ; in the covers and wish with
an your might that you 'didn't have to get up In the cold to'
. dree? "Well, .you're mot the only one. There never -wag but
one man In La Grande who liked to get up in the cold, and
he moved away. (
Here's a -suggestion; get one of our
Luminous Electric
Radiators
Then when the alarm ibr-rM'-s!, press the button, and in a
nsrj few minutes your cold bedroom will be warm enough to
drees In. Try It just one. :
Luminous Electric Iiealors cost about as much to run as an
electric Iron. They ifutnfeh- the Ideal method or warming up
bedrooms, bathrooms, eozycorners, etc. On display at our of
fice. :.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
".ALWAYS AT TOUR SERVICE."
Julius Roesrh. 8W I7tt toot
lot 3, block 118 10.64
Julius Roesch. 8W 17 feet
lot 4, block 11 10.(4
Ella White, lot 5. block 116 .. 43.64
Daker City Grocery Co. lot 6. .
block 116 42.54
Baker City Grocery Co.. lot 7,
block 116 42.54
Baker City Grocery Co., lot 8,
block lis 42.54
Baker Oity Grocery Co., lot 9,
block 116 42.54
John Powell, lot 10, block 116 41.64
John Powell, lot 11, block 116 42.64
John Powell, lot 13 block 116 42.64
John Powell lot 13, block 116 42.64
John Powell, lot 14, block 116 42.64
John Powell, lot 15, block 116 42.64
John Powell, lot 16 block 116 42.64
John Powell, lot 17, block 116 42.64
Ray W. Logan, lot 1, block 117 66.72
Ray W. Logan, lot 2, block 117 42.64
C. O. Ramsey, lot 3, block 117 42.54
Allen & Lewis, lot 4 block 117 42.54
Allen & Lewis, lot 6 block 117 43.64
Allen ft Lewis, lot 6 block 117 42.54
Grande Ronde Cash Co., lot 7
block 117 42.54
Grande Ronde Cash Co., lot 8,
block 117 42.54
Grande 'Ronde Cash Co., lot 9,
block 117 42.54
Grande Ronde Cash Co., lot 10,
block 117 42.54
Grande Ronde Cash Co, lot 11,'
block 117 43.54
Grande Ronde Cash Go- lot 12,
block 117 ... 42.54
Geo. E. Fowler estate, lot 13,
block 117 42.54
Geo. S. Fowler estate, lot 14,
block 117 66.73
C. W. Noyes, block 118 92.24
Coggsrt AMlSon.
A. ft L. Dunn, block S except
D 90 feet 78.19
. B. Conley, B 90 feet of block
3 130.18
By order of the city council, Octob
er, 8tb, 1912. - ,
CM. HUMPHREYS
City Recorder.
11-7-5 times.
Have No feair of Cold,
ON EVERYONE'S
TONGUE:
WHO IS
WHO??
' XOTIfE .
Notice of the Recorder . -the city of
iLa Grande, Oregon, of the assessment
,of.sect!on No. 2 of sewer district STo.J!
of, the city of La Grande, Oregon.
N.tice is hereby giwn that the as
sessii.ent for the' improvement of eec-
tlono. 2 of sewer district Xu, 2, of
ithe ofty of La Grande, Oregon, unde
yrovWiors of Ordinance No. 641, series
3912, entiled, "An ordinance declar
ing the -cost of installing a sewer in
flection ;!o. 2 of sewer district No.
of :the city.uf La Grande, Oregon; de-
terrwtning fte property benefited
thereby; l3vvag an assessment there
on to defray -the costs and expenses of
the 1fflpryemfi; providing for the as
sessnient roll aflue same and direct
ing the entry of eaid assessment In the
docket of eily lletie; providing a time
when the same shall become delln
quent and requiring .the city record
er to prepare a special assessment roll
In accordance with the assessment
;&ereln levied and to collect said as
sessment," the same belvg the Im
provement of section No. 2 of sewer
district No. 2. in said city of La Grande
Oregon, is now In my bands for col
lectfion and that any Installment
therein rfiiay be paid to me at any time.
within Un (10 days from the 12th d ay
of November, 1912, without penalty,
Interest or icpst; and each property
owner is berby notified that on ap
plication to tV undersigned within
fen (10) days Um the 12th day of
November, 1912, wbjch Is the first date
of fiie publication of jthls notice, they
will be allowed to pay sucb assess
. men La Jen (10) annual installments.
' the first Installment thereof being due
and payable Pn or before to 15th day
of November, J913. If applicsiton Is
not mad as above provided, the whole
amount will be aa4 become duo, pay
able and delinquent on the 22nd day
of November, 1912.
All property own?rj Ipjerested re
hereby notified to appear at my office
in the city hall and pay the same.
Following Is the assessment roll.
Chaplin's AddiUon.
Wisrd:Emich, NE 274 feet lot
lKblocK 116 1 10.64
Ward Emlch. NE 2716 feet lot
2. block 116 10.64
ward;:Emich, NE 2"',4 feet lot
3, block 116 10.61
Ward'tfmlch. NE 27 feet lot
4, block 116 lO.bi
Mrs. Ella White, Cen. 55 feet
lot-I. Wock 116 21.2
Mrs. - EUa White. Cen. 55 feet
- lot 2. Irtock 116 21.2S
-Mrs. Ella White. Cen. 53 feet
lot 3, block 116 . 21.2S
Mrs. Ella White, Cen. 55 feet
4. block 116 21.28
Julius Roesch. SW 271 feet
lot 1, block ;i6 10.64
Julius Roesch, SW 27 feet
lot 2. block 116 10.64
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NOTICE .
Notice of the recorder of the city of
La Grande, Oregon, of the assessment
of section No; 3 sewer district No. 1,
of tine city of La GrandewOregon.
Notice Is hereby given that the as
sessment for the Improvement of sec
tion No. 3 sewer district No. 1 of the
city of La Grande, Oregon, under the
provisions qf Ordinance TJo. 640, series
1912, entitled, "An ordinance declar
ing the cost of installing a sewer in
section No. 3 sewer, district No. 1. of
the city of La Grand's. Oregon; de-LA1on' Nov- .-Seventy-five
terniinmg the property -benefited there iyearB 8 "nlShf there occured In this
Damp Weather
--if you permit us to fit you
out with proper wearing ap
parel. Our Petticoats and Rubbers;
are of First Quality and will
"last f or many seasons; they
cost no more than poorer grades
Those Warm, Comfortable
Coats will delight any lady,
also those Splendid Suits
E. E.
Ladies' Ready - to - Wear
KIRTLEY
75th Anniversary of Memorable Event.
by; levying an assessment thereon to
defray the costs and expenses of the
Improvement; providing for the as
sessment roll of the same and direct
ing the entry of said assessment in the
docket of city liens; providing a time
when the same shall become delin
quent and requiring the 'City recorder
city an event which, with the single
exception of the John Brown raid, was
probably the most sensational feature
of the long struggle over the slavery
question that preceded ;the civil wnr.
Th)s was the mobbing and destruct'tr.
of in anti-slavery paper and the mui
der of its editor, Elijah P. Lovejoy.
Although It occurred twenty-five years
a
to prepaie . suix-ial assessment roll in
aworflance whb thesR(Mm-Piif liwi before the war, It contributed in
In levied and (1o collect sold assess-! mafhed degree to that culmination. .
ment,- the same being section No. 3j Ellan p- Lovejoy was of an ardent-J
sewer district No. 1. of the cay of La' ly 0VB ture, and his advocacy of;
Grande. Oregon, Is now in my hands tne cauBi ror which he perished tooki
came to Alton, which was to be the
scene of his death.
The citizens of Alton threatened
hJm without aval), and then mobs de
stroyed his press. As often as they
wrecked It he replaced it, until three
presses had been destroyed and a
fourth one was ordered. The night
after It was received a mob attacked
.;: iing. Lovejoy was there with
some fftends, and In the fight that fol
lowed one of the attacking party was
killed. Wh'in the mob then under-
took to fire the building Lovejoy was
one of tbe three volunteers to make a
sortlo. As soon as he got outside he
was assailed with a storm of bullets,
and fell dead.
The tragic death of Lovejoy cieatedl
a profound Impression throughout the
country, and an outburst of condem-- 1
natDon from "the press. At a niasa
meeting held lnFaneuil hall, Boston..
Wendell Thllllps made his Jlrst public
address. It was the speech that madee
Phillips famous, and from that great
meeting dated his tremendous orator--lal
efforts against slnvery.
for collodion and that any Install
ment therein maybe paid to me at any
tlnns within ten (10) days from the 12
day of November, 112. without penalty
Interest or'cost; and each property
owner Is hereby notifitd that on ap
plication to the undersigned within
ten (10) days from" the 12th day ,of
Doctors Use This for Eczema
the form of extremely violent attacks j
on the institution of slavery and all
who directly or Indirectly helped to
favor and perpetuate It.
In 1826, Lovejoy, then a young man
of 24, came from his home 'in Maine to
St. Louis, where he established a
school and became an Industrious con-
November, 1912, which isjjje first dice) tr'butor to the press. Several years
of the publication of this notice, they : ,ater he took ft active part In politics
will be allowed to pay such assess-! and became editor of a political paper
. 11- I1 1 1. II OHI'iinn InI AHA . DnllnH nl 1 1 .1 n
ry Clay for the presidency. Although
ment In ten (10) annual installments
the first installment thereof being due
and payable on or bofore the 12th day
of November 1913. If application is
not made as above provided, the whole
amount will be and become due, pay
able and delinquent on the 22nd day of
November, 1912. All property own
ers Interested .are hereby notified toj
appear at my office In the city hall and
pay the same.
Following is the assessment roll:
Romlg's Addition. "
J. Bookman, lot 4, block 8.$57.7S
J. Bookman, lot 5. block 8.. 57.79
Bookman, lot 6. block 8.. 57.7J
Model 107 as shown expresses the
most advanced fall style. It Is lonj
below the waist, with a low r.
M.
M.
M J.
F.. W. Pattlson, lot 9. block 8. 67.59
F W. Pattlson, H lot 8,
block 8 28.89
Robert Pattlson, lot 7, block 8. 67.79
Robert Pattlson, Stt lot 8,
lock 8 28.90
Airoa White, lot 1, block 9 ....64.94
Antra White, lot 2, block 9.... 64.94
Ann White, lot 3 block 9.... 64.94
T. R. GuIIfe lot 4,
T R Gullte, lot 5. block 9
T. IR, Gttllle. lot 6, block 9....
F. W. Pattlson. lot 7. block 9
C M Humphreys, lot 8 block 9
C. M. Humphreys, lot 9. block 9
Chan. Clements, lot 10, block 9
O M. Heacock. lot 11, block 9
a. M. Heacock, lot 12. block 9 .
block 9 64.94
64.94
64.94
64.94
64.SI
64.31
64.91
61.94
64.91
he was unsuccessful In his campaign
he yarned the reputation and influence
of a political leader, but 4n three years
more Jie became possessed of so much
religious zeal that he determined to
enter the ministry and he was li
censed to preach In 1833.
As editor of the "Observer", a rclig-,
lous paper published in St. Loitis, i
Lovejoy began his most ardent advo
cacy of abolition. Before long he had,'
huinm OA vlilant fit Tils afflladnn lhat '
a letter was signed by someone of the
most respected citizens of St. Louis
which requested him to moderate the
tone of bis editorial utterances with
regard to slavery. .
Lovejoy replied to this letter In a
statement in his paper which did not
tend to conciliate his opponents. After
this he was threatened with violence
so determinedly that he decided to re
move from St. Louts, and in 1836 he
Dr. Evans. Ex-Commlgstoner of Health.
rnyn: "I'liere is almost no relation be
tween skin tliseanes and the blood." The
uriii hiuhi ue cureu inrougn the skin
The (terms must be wanhed out, and so
salves have long atio been found worth
18S. The most advanced physicians ot
ins liuumr; ar now agreeu on this, and
ere prescribing- a wash of wlnternreen.
thymol and other Ingredients for eczema
and all other skin (llaeanes. This corn
round Is known as O.D.D. Prescription
for Eczema.
Dr. Holmes, the well known skin spe
clnllHt writes: "I am convinced that the
D.U.D. Prencrlptlon is as much a specific
for eczema as qutnlne for malaria. We
have hcen prescribing; the D.D.U. remedy
lor yearn."
We. ourselves vouch
Prescription for eczema and absolute!
fi?hrhie!-t.hat.U wm take wiy ttw
...w u.ai.it, &VVJ lU
?n ?Rrr ;!Lflr"ir.s.f.r.?m ?n ft c
oome to our store, for we have had thi
awncy of this remedy for i m
y?"r" m we can tell you all
rrencrlption and how if
manw
about.
enr
D.D. Will An for vnn !,.., "ZT. .
glad to let you have ail bottle on mr
guarantee that It will cost you nothing.
unless you find that It does the wortf
For that matter rii i. .Tr .
ought to be enough to absolutely pror
tne merits of the remedy.
Pron tntn nni. inn . .
wiy tall you all about uJi gJeat rem
for the D.D.D,
FOR BALB BY A. T. HILL, DRUQOIS T, LA GRANDE, OREX30N.
'Lacing In th front, every organ
freed from restraint and supported
the position Nature designs.
A complete lliw (ft all sizes and
models always on bad, Prlcei $3.50,
$5.00. $6.50 and $8.60.
JfRR. IiOBT, PATT10-,
MM fiei 3221. J orhre.
By order of live city council. Octnh-
j er, 9tb, 1912.
C. M. Hl'MPHifiEYS.
' City Recorder
11-7-5 times.
After short hunting trip Jim Shec
kard and Jim Archer of the Cubs, will
leans for Flo&da where they will
spend the winter months.
SO FAR-
NO-ONE-HAS-AN
INKllNG-OF-WHAT-
'Who Is Who?
ARE YOU WISE?
Steward's Opera House
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11
MERLE H. NORTON
Announces (Proud of it, too) Rlda Johnson Young's "A laughing
symposium to which amusement seekers are Invited as to a feast."
The Winnipeg Tribune.
THE
One Whole Year
In One
York
Theatre in New
i
ll
! I
LOTTERY
MAN
Positively the greatest cast ever iseu
outside of New York City.
Every magazine has told tbe story of this most genuine comedy suc
cess and here it Is. Company and production direct from New York
and the 8huberts' personal guarantee Is back of It. Play a Sure
Thing Take Chance with "Lizzie." Seat sale at Van Buren's
Saturday.
Prices 25c to $1.50. Curtain 8:30. Carriages 10:45
at