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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1912)
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1912. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1912. PAGE SEVEN" What was you sayin awhile ago, Bill, about 'sparin' the rod'." "What you got h In for us kids for; wasn't you a kid once yourself?" "We get enough of the rod all right enough without you comin' along and boostln for it." 1 I NOTICE . Notice of the recorder of the city of La Grande, Oregon, of the assessment of section No. sewer district No. 1, of tbs city of La Grande, Oregon. Notice Is hereby given that the as sessment for the Improvement of sec tloa No. 3 sewer district No. 1 of the city of La Grande, Oregon, under the provisions of Ordinance No. (40, aeries 1912, entitled, "An ordinance declar ing the cost of installing a sewer In section No. 3 sewer district No. 1 the city of La Grande, Oregon; de termining the property 'benefited there 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 1 ITr I I Flfi) Northwest Iano Products (j?f I ft I I 1' I JD INTERNATIONA!. DAIRY M I 1 I I li P0RTIANO.0RE. Mjl I NOVEMBER 18.19.20. 1912 ' FARMERS MERCHANTS ANO STOCKMEN 111 f I IW FROM EVERY I ; i, I IH POINT IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST WILL BE MERE II I IIS MANY VALUABLE PRIZES If I I IH A SHOW WORTH WHILE II ; FARES FROM ALL 11.11 DoM STATI 0 NS I I S 'A Efl ASK ANY UWK&N AGENT rH r B k2L t ll FOR FULL PARTICULARS IfJ ... M " g JUST ARRIVED A CAR OF NEW FURNITURE consisting of nice rockers and dining chairs, dressers, buffets, library tables and other arti cles too numerous to mention. "What makes life more pleasant than a comfortable, well furnish ed home? If you need any of these comforts come in and look us over. You will find our prices right and our furniture new and up to date. We also carry a first clasi line of RANGES and HEATING STOVES. Our ranges are guaran teed for twenty years. We are also agents for the PURE FOOD KITCHENETTE. Adcook & Fritts WALK A BLOCK AND SAVE A DOLLAR docket of city liens; providing a time when the same shall become delin quent and requiring the city recorder to prepare a spoclal assessment roll In accordance with the assessment here in levtfed and to collect said assess ment," the same being section No. 3 sewer district No. 1, of the city of La Grande, Oregon, Is now In my hands for collection and that any install ment therein may be paid to me at any time within ten (10) days from the 12 day of November, 1912, without penalty Interest or cost; and each property owner Is hereby notified that on ap plication to tbe undersigned within ten (10) days from tbe 12th day of November, 1912, which Is the first date of the publication of this notice, .the; will be allowed to pay such assess ment in ten (10) annual Installments, the first Installment thereof being due and payable on or baiore the 12th day of November 1913. If application is not made as above provided, the whole amount will tie and become due, pay able and delinquent on the 22nd day of November, 1912. All property own ers Interested are hereby notified I' appear at my office in the city hall and pay the same. Following Is the assessment roll: Romlg's Addition. M. J. Bookman, lot 4, block 8. $57.79 M. J. Bookman, lot 6, block 8.. 57.79 M J. Bookman, lot 6. block 8.. 57.7 J F. W. Pattlson, lot t, block 8. b7.79 F W. Pattlson, Ntt lot 8, block 8 3889 Robert Pattlson, lot 7. block 8. 67.79 Robert Pattlson, 8hi lot 8, block 8 28.90 Anna White, lot 1, block 9 64.94 Anna White, lot 2, block 9 4.94 Anna White, lot 3 block 9 4.94 T. R. Gullle lot 4, block 9 64.94 T R Gullle, lot 6, block 9 64.94 T. 1R. Gullle, lot 6, block 9.... 64.94 F. W. Paulson, lot 7, block 9 64.94 C M Humphreys, lot 8 block 64.91 C. M. Humphreys, lot 9, block 9 64.91 Chas. Clements, lot 10, block 9 64.94 O. M. Heacock, lot 11, block 9 64.94 O. M. Heacock, lot 12, block 9 . 64.91 By order of the city council, Octob er, 9th, 1912. C. . HUMPHREYS, City Recorder 11-7-5 times. M mm SHOW ACTIVITY PORTLAND MARKETS LOCAL 11 AY. RECEIVE Mormon Present's Birthday. Salt Lake City, Nov. 13. President Joseph F. Smith, of the Mormon church today celebrated his seventy fourth birthday anniversary Biir rounded by members of his famfly and the dignitaries of the church.Mr. Smith was born in Far W'eBt, Mo., in 18H8 and nt the ag e of ten years he came to Salt Lake valley in the Mor mon exodus of 1848. After having filled virtually all If the offices of the church he was called to the Pvesi dency in 1901 upon the death of Pres. Ident Lorenzo Snow. With Prices Firm and Offerings (on. sUtcnt, Male Season Is on. Hay shipmentsfrora Eastern Ore gon are now in full blast. Haines, in Baker county, is rated as one of the really big hay-producing districts and from there 100.004 tons are being shipped to l'ortlnd this week. Por tions, however, are going elsewhere, but Portland is taking the bulk. With this starter Wallowa, Union and other Eastern Oregon hay pro ducers are commencing the system atic sale of hay that goes on during the winter months and all of these districts have plenty of hay to sell, though heavy rains at the wrong period took the first class tone off much hay this summer. In this county hay prices are rel maining firm with considerable or ferlngs. Local dealers, like the Haines shippers, aro sending their stuff westward where the best mar kets are obtainable. Market quotations .today arc: New bom grows applet 76c par Conference of Catholic Students Ames la.. Nov. 13. Several hund red drleeates from ieadinp colleges and universities throughout the country have arrived here to attend the annual conference of the Nation al Catholic Student's associatlon.ThG sessions will be held at Iowa state college beginning tomorrow and con tinning until the end of the week. Mrs. Marshall's Apple Pie. Indianapolis. Ind.. Nov. 13. An apple nle baked by Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall wife of the vice-president elect attracted much attention from the visitors today at the opening or he second annual Indiana Apple show in this city. Sixty-three var ieties of Indlaim-grown apples are displayed at the exhibition which will continue nppn until next Wednesday All unsold liullis will lie taken to onr ereenho-.iscs and planted after this week. There Is nothimr so ntlrartivo in (he early spring ulxiiit jour vnid us a few tlowcrinir tulips, Daffodils or Hyacinths, (nil and make j our selection this vteel;. flit flowers are very scarce In tire wholesale market. Place Your order for Thanksgiving early. LA GRANDE Seed & Floral Co. .Store Opposite Soniiner house Phone Red 3111 Orange MOCOa. Bananas 0e per do. Fears 2 Mo lb. Grapes 10c lb. Tokay trapes 60s basket Quinces 3 lbs. tor 26c. Pineapple 2oo and 25c, all. Cranberries 16 cents lb. Grape fruit large sige) 2 for 2'c. . Vegetable and Klseeilaaeea. Oalons 1.60 per cwt, small lots 2c lb. Potatoes 76c per ewt Beans White, 8 Me; Una, 10 caata New cabbage 2c. Celery Home grown, 10c bunch. Sweet potatoes 6c per lb. Cauliflower 15026c per bead. Red peppers 15c lb. Green peppers 10c lb. Egg Plant 10c each. Squash 2e lb. Pumpkins 2c Turnips 2c lb. Feed and drain. Wild Hay 9.00 (to the producer.) Bran 11.30 per cwt. Timothy $12.06 (to the producer.) Alfalfa bay $12.00 (retail). Shorts $1.40 per cwt." Oats $1.40. Bran $1.25 per cwt w- Rolled oats $1.50. Rolled barley $1.30 per cwt. Blue Stem Flour 81.36 sack. Patent $1.2S. Snowdrift $1.35. 10s Corn Meal 3.1c per sack. Einrs and RnStrr. Butter Fancy creamery, 40 eaats, 1 lb. roll; 2 lb. roll. 75c. Ranch butter 65c 2 lb. roll. Ranch eggs 40c. Storage 35c. Cattle, llogn aaa rwL (Buying Price.) Heavy hogs $6.00 per cwt Light hogs $6.83 per cwt. Chickens Hens 9c; old roosters 7c; spring fries, 12c. Turkeys 18c. Ducks Live weight 12c. Ueese. live weight 10c. Cows 45c. ' Steer" Pfic. Sheep 4C Texas Veterinarians Meet. Wasco Teas. Nov 13. The semi annual convention of the Texas Vet erinary Medical Association met in this city today, with Dr. J. K. Wilkins of Greenville presiding. The con- vention will spend fwo days in the J I discussion of a variety of subjects of interest to the profession. j Fair and Pretty 1f -.J FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT. . Im LlliSSlfiCCl. ulre 1305 M tL. ll-9-6t WANTED Position aa bookkeeper-- FOR RENT Close In housekeeping References given. Phone -Ited 1171. rooms. Inquire 1303 O arenuv, coi- 1 ner Berenth atreet 9-25-tf STRAYBD OR gj, lm W. FOR (RENT Ilouae. Inquire Mrs. iron gray horse, branded H U on Zuber. 1208 Spring St 10-26-tt lt shoulder. Left my barn Oct-. L. - 31. Reward. Telephone Clyde kid MAN AND WIFE wants ranch to man- d'o. Island City, age. Good workers. Call or ad- dress J. M. Holdy. 1433 Madison FOR SALE Range. Good as i bc avenue, City. U-7-6tp Phone Black 3312. 11-12 FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms FOR RENT Furnished rooms witla with light heat, bath. 602 O ave- bath 1512 Adams avenue Phone, nue. 10-28-tf Black 1731. - FOR SALE Three milk cows. Phono n-Saja ihLBt; j; FOR RENT Five room modern hotuo J 111 I I L 1 7 P at 1306 O avenue. Phnoe Black 5C2 I If I I V T 1 I m I I FOR RENT Ciena comfortable rooms ! Il 41411 I 1 J ' Pleasant and homelke. Call 1620 i W0 W f V sl A W r. Sixth St Phone Black 1462. 11-1-tf J FOR SALE At a bargain Singer sew ing machine in flue condition. Tele phone Red 362. 11-11-tf FOR SALE Good second-band steel range. Call Red 782. ll-ll-3tp FOR KENT Barn 1609 Fifth St LOST Gold watch and necklace. Bloodstone seta, Finder return to Mrs. R. B. Grlder and receive re ward. . 1516 Monroe St. 11-8-tf WANTED Sewing by day. Price I reasonable. 2202 Cedar atreet. Phone Black 2K2. ll-9-12tn CAB SERVICE First Class Closed Cabi Always Ready for the Public ON THE JOB DAY AND NIGHT Call Bnssey at O'Con nell's Cigar Store. Hell take care of yon. a& BP- St a s The rougher whiskey tastes the stronger it is. The stronger it is the more harm it will do. But then you don't have to drink it rough, strong, or high-proof. There's Cyrus Noble, pure, eld and palatable bottled at drinking strength. Costa no more than any other whiskey. NOTICE Beginning Nov. 16, 1912 I will do my own private delivering, and my aim is to give my customers good and satisfactory service. OUR MOTTO: Prompt Delivery Will appreciate your patron age. Yours for better service Stageberg Grocery PHONE MAIN 70 THE ABSTRACT & TITLE CO. La Oraude, Ore. Owners of a complete and up-to-date set of Abstracts of Union County, Oregon. All work guaranteed. Give us a trial. CMLOCKWOOD.Mgr Office in Foley Bldg. i Let Us Protect Your Health by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary con dition, connecting it to sewer so if .vill pass all aani- -fi. tary iaws. BAY 6 ZYElFtL UCtNSED PLUMBERS LA GRANDE are the samples we aro now offering In fine new Wall Papers. They are of a high grade in paper and the designs are most artistic and charming. We have some very attractive patterns that will appeal to your fancy flow er, stripe, scroll and other effects with most dainty and beautiful colorings. The prices are really low, for the qunlltles. B. B. NUTTER 170S S1XTU STKF.KT. 0'Donnell & Palmer Auto Company (SrC ( ESSOB TO II. F. LEWIS.) PHONE MAIN 758 FIRST CLASS MACHINE SHOr Repair Work Positively Guaranteed Day and Night Auto Service to City and Country COMPLETE LINE of AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
