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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1912)
r i f 1 t 1 L A0BANDEEVEN1K0 OBSERVER, SATURDAY. DFOEIVCBER 7. 1H2. AT THE TOGGERY ,-v-- '. a, Ties, Slippers Collar Bags Muffler Handkerchiefs. Nev Supply of Gloves Gray Kids, Gray Suede and Dent's. I :.v';:::';;:'v';:tvV''' Everything for Man and Boy , . r--rVt"- i. AL. ANDREWS - - - -" TEE TOGGERY ' ' KV. v7 -S v- i , '-:'. ' v i NOTICE. '23 .......... i.i.i.i.;..-. 24.70 - x-...i..i 41,. ,-,,, h Htv School District No. 1, lot 22. tlVUVC V 4 UV.I W4. V I cf La Grande, Orcgcn. of the aseesi-!0" lot 23, 13-B, of the city of La Grande, Ore- School District No. 1, lot 24, ment ot Improvement district No. block 23 44.00 ' 'J 61.76 (on. ' . , Notice is hereby given that the as sessment for the . Improvement of North Fir street,- being Improvement district No. 13-B, of the city of La Grande, Oregon, under the provisions ' of Ordinance No. 670, Series 1912, en titled "An ordinance declaring the cost of improving North Fir. street from the south curb ot Monroe street to the south 'curb line of U avenue; determining the property benefited hereby; levyin- an assessment there on to defray the costs and expenses of the improvement; providing lor the assessment roll of the same and directing the entry of said assess ments la the docket of city Hens; providing the time when the same shall become delinquent, and requir ing tbe city ' recorder to prepare a ' special assessment roll In accordance with the assessments herein levied and to collect said assessments," the same being In improvement distrlci No. 13-B in said city of La Giaude. Oregon, Is now in mv bands for col lection and that any Installment ..therein may be paid to me at any time within ten (10) days from the 4th day of December, 1912, without ' penalty, interest or cost; and each property owner js hereby notified that on application to the undersigned block 23 67.62 School District No, 1, lot 25, 1 block 23 81.72 School District No: 1, lot 26, : ' block 23 : 167.49 Julius Fisher, lot 1, block 24.. 92.00 Julius Fisber, lot 2, block 24.. 83.69 Julius Fisher, lot 3. block 24.. ' 69.96 Julius Fisher, lot 4, block 24., Julius Fisher, lot 6, block 24.. Julius Fisher, lot 6. block 24.. Julius Fisher, lot 7, block 24.. Mary Hubers, ot 7, block 1,. J. W. Stotts, lot 8, block 1.... J. W. Stotts, lot 9, block 1.... A. A. Couch, lot 10, block 1... A. A. Couch, lot 11, block 1... C. I Thome, lot 12, block 1. . . C. L. Thorne, lot 13. block 1 . . . Louis Wright, lot 14, block l.v Louis Wright, lot IS, block 1.. Louis" Wright, lot 16, block i.. W. J. Church lot 17, block 1.. W. J. Church, lot 18. block 1 . . W. J. Church, lot 19, block 1.. W. J. Church, lot 20, block 1.. Sada Anderson, lot 13, block 2 144.60 Sada Anderson, lot 12, block 2 63.44 Sada Anderson, lot 11, block 2 Spalding & Weed lot 10. block 2 Spalding & Weed, lot 9, block 2 Spalding & Weed, lot 8, block 2 Spalding & Weed, lot 7. block 2 tbaplln's Addition. Mrs M Anthony, lot 1, block 124 THE FAMOUS ENGLISH PONY PALLET J.N FISHER'S GORGEOUS SUCCESS, "THE BED ROSE," WHICH C O.MES HERE PEC 14. 62.97 44.95 26.15 12.78 18.75 26.30 45.87 64.24 67.30 82.15 89.01 85.93 79.27 64.94 62.35 44.32 25.45 18.15 52.08 42.12 36.76 20.80 14.88 within, ten (10) days from the 4th day of December, 1912. which is the Jjirs M Anthony, lot 2, block 124 urvi utile ui uie puojiraiion oi mis notice, they will be allowed to pay such assessment In ten (10) annual Installments, the first. Installment there of belnsd"" and payable on or before the 4th day of December. 1913. If application is not made as aboven provided, the whole amount-will be and become due, pavable and delin quent on tbe 14th day of December, 1912. . -:: 4-.. ,. All property owners interested are'. hereby notified to appear at my office in the city hall and pay the same. Tbe assessment roll Is as follows: . Predinore's ddltion. M. E. Church, South, lot 1. ..$146.28 2, - 66.26 42.53 34.52 27.66 South, lot South, lot 3, South, lot 4, block 23 M. E. Church, block 23 .. : M. E. Church, block 23 ... iM. E. Church block 23 . . Spanieling & Weed, lot 6, block 23 Spauldlng & Weed, lot 6, block 23 !..... Spauldlng & Weed, lot 7, block 23 .............. Spauldlng & Weed, lot 20, block 23 Spauldlng ft Weed, lot 21. block 55.50 42.19 35.95 20.37 10.43 Mrs. S. C. Zuber lot 3, block 124 La Grande Inv. Co., lot 4, block 124 ........... 26.66 La Grande In v. Co., lot 5, block ' 124 .. 20.76 Frank Carpenter, lot 6, block 124 j8.79 Frank Carpenter, lot 7, .block 124 ........... 13.93 Frank Carpenter, lot 8, block 124 10.86 Helen M. Geddes, lot 9, block 124 6.82 City of La Grande, W. 20 feet lot 7. block 165 8.D8 W. A. Carlson, N 48 feet of E. 10 feet lot-7, block 155: .2.86 W. A. Carlson, N 48 feet lot . i- 7!-- . ' vw':.: -xv :'v- - 1 '.V?xvi Tif hO. pftM mtx Si $0 A Vancouver. B. C, paper 'says of "The Bed Rose", that comes here with five carloads of people and scen. ery Dec. 14: ' .It was just like one of the nights gone by at the old opera house. The audlenoe was enthusiastic, the show the best ot ltskind this season, the artists clever and the music jingling, haunting and always tuneful. It might be added that the costumes and scenery also were splendid and as one more addenda that the' occasion was "The (Red Rose" at the' imperial. Vancouver needs a theatrical stimu lant such as this just to keep her taste from getting dormant while that has- been sent ' out ' since "The Merry Widow" and it is a question If the music and llberetto are not even more satiating than that , popular real theatres are being built. ' "Tbe Red Rose" is exhilerating, so much so that It leaves the senses be wildered. It romps along through a maze of fun and frolic and sons all of the best until the final chor us. It is the prettiest light opera I piece. Miss Zoe Barnett was the star last night. She suffered from a cold, but she sang and danced as charmingly m ever, and she proved (herself a All. of Lola's songs made a hit anV half of Vancouer today is v. Hitting the haunting5 "Come Alor.p My Clier ie!" To, Walter Catlett. ps Spiegel, the picture dealer, must be given the comedy palm, It was one long laugh when he was on- the stage and the risible wave . was . carried along by Charles Clear, who gave a clever can- real actress - of temperament by her Icature , of an English Johnnie ant quick changes from gravs .to-'gny. ! sanft and danced adfcirably.' - 8, block 155 W. A. Carlson, 9, block 165 W. A. Carlson, 10, block 155 W.. A. Carlson, 11, block 155 W. A. Carlson, 12, block 155 W. A. Carlson, 13, block 155 N. 48 feet lot X. 48 feet lot N.'ii "feet "lot N. 48 feet lot N. 48 feet lot 9.56 15.49 18.94 23 . 28.92 30.4! .! 1 Kyle Charlton, S. 66 feet of E. 12 56 leHl jul i, uiuuit 109..,.., .ov 1 r . - - i . 1- . . -. ... 13.11 Kvlo Phnrltnn '1 8, block 155 How About YOUR TEE T H Without good teeth there can not be.tb.or OUffll ' MASTICATION . 1 Without 'thorough mastication there can not be perfect DIGESTION .Without perfect diJ cestion ther? can not be propel ASSIMILATION . Without proper as similation there can ' not be NUTRITION Without nutrition there can not.be HELTH Without health what is LIFE? Ilence the importance of taking the best possible care of your TEETH. DR. H..5. DENTIST Stevenson's Dental Of fice Office, Block 911. Residence Block 3932 Kyle Charlton, S. 66 feet lot 9, block 155 Kyle Charlton, S. 66 feet lot -10, block 155 Kyle Charlton. S. 66 feet. lot 11. block 155 Kyle Charlton, S. 66 feet lot 12, block 155 .. Kyle Charlton, S. 66 feet lot " 13, block 155 23.09 27.01 3306 78.92 44.56 Henry Hehson, lot 14, block 155 112.02 Henry Henson, lot 15, block 155 103.33 Henry Henson, lot 16, block 155 84.53 Henry Henson. lot 17, block 155 ; 68.05 Mrs. Anna James, lot 18, block 57.52 32.80 23.27 8.90 23X4 36.53 49.43 71.11 7.55 i 10,-91 rs. Anna 155x;..: Mrs. Anna James, lot 19, block 155 , Mrs. Anna James, lot 20, block 155 S. A Weagle, lot 5, block 125.. S.. A. Wieagle. lot 6, block 125 Rosa Harris, lot 7. block 125... Hose Harris, lot 8, block 125.. IPose Harris, lot 9, block 125. v H. J. Young, lot 11, block 149.. Hf J. Young, lot 12, block 149.. H. . Young, lot 13, block 149. H. J. Young, lot 14, block 149. . H. J. Young, lot 15, block 149.. ; 22.12 H. J. Young, lot 16, block 149.. 136.99 Helen M. Geddes, lot 4, block 130. 48.62 Mrs. Chas. McCrary, lot 6, block 160 93.75 Mrs. Chas. McCrary, lot 6, blocs .150 128.6? Mrs. Chas. iLcciary, lot 7, bloc 150 2S4.04 Win. Thouiusou, lot 8, block 150 J".f Wm. Thompson, lot 9, block 1 0 271.10 W. H. Ferguson, lot 1, block 151 l-.rj.70 W. H. Ferguson, lot 2, block 151 m3 49 J. M. Van Fleet, lot 3, block 151 86.41 J. M. Van Fleet, W. 4 feet of lot 4, block 151 11.71 Clint Van Fleet, E. 26 feet of lot 4, block 151 K3.60 Clint Van Fleet, lot 5, block 151 56.50 Clint Van Fleet, lot 6, block 151 ; 3I1.R2 O. E. Fowler, lot 7. block 151. . 15.65 Jacob Devtre. lot 20, block 151 15.63 James Farguharson, lot 21, block 151 30.76 James Farguharson, EM lot ' block 151 26.37 Mrs. E. A. Williams, W1? lot 22, block 151 29.04 Mrs. E. A. Williams, lot 23. block 151 64.78 Mrs. Anna James, lot 24, block 151 zr.iT.r.'.; ...... v.... Mrs. Anna James, lot 25. block 151 V 103.26 Tohn Chapman, lot 26, block 151 193.28 Jack P. Jones, S lot 1, block 154 ... Jack P. Jones, SVi lot 2. block 154 Jack P. Jones, S'A lot 3, block 154 ........... Cora M. Tucker, N lot I, block 154 Cora M. Tucker, N14 lot 2, block 154 , Cora M. Tucker, N lot 3, block 154 Mrs. Augusta Dalstnan, lot 4, block 154 Mrs. AugURta Dalstnan, lot 6, blogk-154 C. W. Culveroon, lot 6, block 154 -v.. ., C: W. Culverson, lot 7. block 154 Harry U. Meyers, lot 20, block 154 Harry U. Meyers, E lot 21, block 154 John Gualn, W lit 21, blouk . 154 :i 14.62 L. A. Thomas, lot 2.' , block 154 61.66 L. A. Thomas. lot 24. block 154 Julius Fisher, lot 25. block 154 Julius Fisher, lot 26, block 1! 107.02 By order of the city council. y. 'J.'MA'NSAGER. '- . j City Recorder, Dec. 4,-5t ' 86.24 74.00 35.76 30.21 74.00 35.76 30.21 45.71 38.95 22.87 11.20 14.80 14.62. on application to tb? undersigned within ten (10) days from the 4th day of December, 1912, which is the first date of the "libllcatlon of this notice, they will be allowed to pay such assessmont In ten (10) annual Installments, the 'first Installment there of being due and payable on or before the 4th day of December, 1913. If application Is not made as above provided, the whole amount will. be and become due, payable and delin quent on the 14th day of December, I912v . ' ; ... . ' ' " ' -, Xll property owners Interested are hereby notified to appear at my office in the city hall and pay the same. The assessment roll is as follows: '-' ; Chaplin's Addition. , James McClure, lot 10, block 125 $222.85 Henry Young, lot 34, lot 124.. 206.05 O.-W. R. & N. Co. 851.18 By order of the city council. N. J. MANSAGER. 1 - City Recorder.! WASTED. : 25 , head of young horses fro - 4 to 8 years old. Chunky built. Must be sound and good workers. Call St. Louis Livery barn. ' Phor.e ! .. I. J.. Williamson, horse' "; buyer of Portland. Will . be at Summerville Dec. 9th at McKenzle barn. 12-5-3tp Big Sale Vet. 14. r I "will hold a public sale Saiur- farm one and a quarter miles; north east of Imbler when I will' sell all my horses, farm Implements and 60 head of Dtiroc-Jersey hegs. AH registered or eligible toi registry,.! See handbills for further, particulars. , i2-6-6t ' !. (' ,; -' ..jqh.x'f: IRBY. ' SCRSEUT AGENTS WANTED We want reliable agents "who can sell our high-grade fruit trees, grown at Kennewlck . and ,Spokan valley. . '" ' ' Expenses advanced weekly. "'' Free expert advice to fruit grow ers by Prof. Van Holderbeke, for &v years Washington, staie horticultur ist. Van II)olderbeke Nursery Ca. Spokane, Washington 12-6-41 ANNOtJifEMENT. 1 hereby announce my candl- dacy for the office of chief of 'pohce' aV'the; corning city elec- tlon. If elected I pledge my non- or that' t will clean up and ad- Just a nnmber of la conditions ; that' now exist here and make La Grande a better place to llv In. '.- ' L. RAVBimN. -- '. '. 'a & i XOTICE. : - Notice , of the -recorder of the city jj'jj of La Grande, Oregon, o the assess jc'78 jment of Improvement district - No. n-u, o: mo city oi la uranue,' Ore gon. ' ; . Notice Is hereby given that the as sessment for the Improvement of Fir street, being Improvement district No. 14-B, of the city of La Grande. j Oregon, under the provisions ot or dinance No. 668, Series 1912, entitled, "An ordinance declaring the -ost of ! Improving Fir street between O.-W. R. & N. right of way and Won roe avenue; determin ing the property benefited here by; levying an assessment there on to defray the costs and expenses ot tne improvement: providing for the assessment roll of the same and directing the entry of said ." assess ments In the docket of city llenB; providing the time when the same shall become dellnntient. and requir ing the city recorder , to prepare a special assessment roli In accordance with tbe assessments herein levied and to collect said assessments." the same being In Improvement district No. 14-B In said cltv of Iji flmnJc Oregon, Is now In my hands for c6l lectlon and that any installment therein may be paid to me at any time within ten (10) days from the 4th day of December, 1912. without penalty. Interest or cost: aid each prserty owner Is hereby notified tnai v Of newest Suits. and presses ; Grcmde, - rv1' Includes Every New Style f. If., c I',1 . if Mtractmgl And : FabricS l ':' , . !.!-.;.. j j ' : "4: ' 1 , , .....tv:.:,9 t ...$17.50 4 50 NEWEST 120.00 SILK DRESSES $10.00 50 NEWEST $20.00 WOOL DRESSES $10.00 25 NEWEST $25.00 DRESSES $15.00 $30.00 S11TS REDl'CED TO flOJUl $40.00 SUITS REDUCED TO $21.50 WEST 125.00 COATS $20.00 t'OATS $36.00 COATS ?'5.00 .SUITS $18.50