La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 20, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textf MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1913. . Li. QUANDB EVENING 03Z2BVB, PAGEFTVIL j: E It 8YS The HOUSE OF COMFORT THE CROOKED PATH" 4 BIO DRAMATIC 8IOBY OF THE IWDERWORLD IX TWO COMPLETE KEELS. A LI BIN. TATHE'S WEEHGLY NO. 60 . INTERESTING AND 1NSTRXT, TIYE. "LOVE AMONG THE GEY. SEWS" A SPLENDID COMEDY. ! j THE TWO KOHLS IN THELB f GLOBE BOLLS AND BAXAXC. ING ACT. A WSTTKCT NOT. ! ELTY. LOCAL BREVITIES. Henceforth the Bussey taxi and Buss line will have quarters at the Ufoley hotel. Phone Main 191. Day snd night U THE EYES POPULAR GATJMOST WEEKLY AT TEE ARCADE TO- MiHT. l-20-2t ft Twenty lumberjacks from Spokane lire on their way to loin. the forces f the Palmer Lumber camp at Palm- jr Junction. Preferred Stock V . ; SOUPS Made from prime fresh meat's and poultry, and 3 vegetaDies ngm irom the gardens. . Nothing left out but the bother and fuss for you. 2 Cans for 25c Tomaio, Bouillon, Cel ery, Vegetable, Chick en, Oxtail. For Sale ' by PATTISON BROTHERS t GROCERY Where Quality Is Paramount You will find plenty FRESH EGGS VEGETABLES of all kinds in season. Yours to Please The Union County V Where Quality Is Paramount Spanish taught at Room S. Foley block. 7 p. m. evenings Monday, Wed nesday, Friday, Prof. F. Fernandes. Let Heacock fit your glasses. VOW COMEDY PICTURES AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT, TWO OF THEM FEATURING MISS MABEL NOR MAN, I1BED MACE AND MAX SEN SET, THE FAMOUS COMEDIANS. 1.20 St HEACOCK grinds any lens In a few minutes. . 3rd floor new Foley oullding. La Grande Business College. " Telegraphy,. Spanish and a full practical course In business. Enroll at any lime. Office help supplied at a moment's notice. ' ' For a limited time we will let you have your pick of couches up to $18 for $9.75. W. H. Bobnenkamp Co. l-20-3t , . . PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. Your druggist will retund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles In 8 to 14 days., 50c HALL t O BRINE A VAUDEVILLE ACT THAT IS A WINNER AT THE AKtCADE TONIOHT. l-20-2t G. H. Armstrong, - pianoforte, pipe organ, ear training, theory and his tory of music carefully taught. 604 Adams ave., phone black 1352 Bobnenkamp has some nice couches for $9.75. $18.00 values. l-20-3t 1 Mrs. Anna Wise Party Gowna and Dresses 1911 Third Street Phane Black 182 for appointments HALL A OBONE IN THEIR ACT AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT rNTRO UCE CATCHY SONGS AND TUNE FUL MUSIC AND IS A CLEVER! ACT. PONT MISS IT. 1-80-2 Big Ice skating rink on Cor 8h and N avenue . Price 15c. Skates to rent 1-10-tf Dressmaking Mrs. Judson and Oleson. Satisfaction ' guaranteed. 1620 Sixth street. 1-4-tf Did you Bee those $16.00 and $18.00 couches at Bobnenkamp's for $9.75? l-20-3t W F Hendrlck resident tuner. Bx 732. DRY .'WOOD FOR SAXJD $3.50 per cord. Phone Red "641. - 12-21-tf BALL OBRINE IN SINGING, DANCING AJTD TALKING AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT, ALSO FOUR COVED? PICTUIKE8 THAT ARE LAUGH GETTERS. l-20.2t HITTER The photographer In yonr town. 11-ltf VSU H. & BB0WKT03, Bentst Of fice over 8herry's theatre. $50.00 For Sale Piano In good re " pair. Call Red 3532.. l-20-6t SEACOCK'S GLASSES FIT. Where Quality, Is Paramount Co-Operative Assn. Where Quality Is Paramount Mrs. E. L Evens, teacher of artistic jlano playing and harmony. Phone Hack 881. Stnslo, Corner f Fir and idams. ' . t-14-tt HEACOCK, Eyesight Specialist, 3rd door new Foley building. THE AMERICAN QUEEN COiR. 4 . . SET , - Mrs: O. C. Coombs, corsetlere at 1103 L avenue. Phone Black S31 for demonstratalon. , 4 Shirley Wertman, soil' of MK and Mrs. E. E. Werlman, of 1601 T avenue, passed away at the home of his par eats of sugar diabetes. The boy was 13 yean old. Funeral services were held this morning from the residence Rev. R. E. Close of the Baptist church officiating. ' Dressmaking, Mrs. Rev. Adams and Attelberry, 13021 O ave. Phone B 581 ' PERSONALS. ' A R. K. Gllson of Portland was a passenger to Wallowa this morning. . Attorney Green who has been to Eugene and Portland on legal 'busi ness, returned last night. Mrs. P. J. Thlesen who has been visiting In the state metropolis Is home again. John Hodgln who has been at Sa lem and Portland on business, return ed last night J. E. Nelswender of La Grande went to Baker this morning to make that city bis future home. ' """"" Mrs. ' Jos. . Zwelfel of Summervllle was In the city visiting a local den tst. MIb8 Mabel Davis of Vale was In the city visiting friends. She return ed to her home this morning. Henry Boudlnskl was In the coun ty seat from Palmer Junction on bus iness, returning this morning. Mrs. J. W. McCoy, formerly a resi dent of La Grande, now living In Port land, has been In the, city meeting her old friends and acquaintances. A. Weimer and son of La Clede, Id aho, were In the city and vicinity In vestigating the lumber busness. They returned to Spokane this morning. Mrs. Wfcltloek went to Elgin this morning to take a position in the Fair store. She will make Elgin her future home. . Mrs. Perciria Harris of Union ston ed !n La Grande to make con nections for Enterprise where she will visit with Mrs. Blakeley. B. and Ed Phillips, R. A. Bartholo mew and T. Brown went. to .Telocaset this morning to hunt rabbits. They anticipate a lolly time. All were heavily armed. Dan Sommera and son of Elgin ar rived In the city yesterday from Portland wnere tney iad teen on a business trip. They Immediately took the branch for their home city. Mr. and Mrs. John Gawlth of Spo kane arrived .In La Grande on their way to Elgin where they will make their future home. ' Mr. Gawlth has a rh In the neighborhood of that j place. i . j Miss Sarah Smith who has charge ' of the school at Hot Lake returned last n'ght after spending the day with j her friends at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Bacon. She has seven pupils and Is the only teacher employed. All of her work is high school work. Tom Duncan the whole-souled sales man for the Wadhams Grocery com pany of Portland, was a westbound passenger this morning. Mr. Dun can Just returned from the sunny south with his wife, and makes' his headquarters at the Foley. j Strickland W. Glllllan, the poet-humorist, passed thorugh the city this morning on his way to Washington points on a lecture tour. His brother. Dr. J. D. GUirian, Joined him here and visited together as far as Pendletorri where the Boise mam turns back. Dr. Ruckman, wife and son of Wal la Walla, Wash, arrived In La Grande this morning on their way to Imbler where they will visit the doctor's rel atives. Dr. Ruckman is manager of the New York dental parlors at that palce. . Al Moreau of Spokane Btopped in the city to make connections fur El gin where he will make his future home. , Miss Melv'iiuu Uuibliie of Baker wag In the city the guest, of her father, Hal Humble. She returned this morn ing. Mrs. O. E. Silverthorn has return ed from Des Moines where she was called by the fatal Illness of her fath er. Mr. and Mrs. Silverthorn will make their home at the Foley for a time, In view of the fact that the Silverthorn home was' destroyed t)y Ore during her absence. Tt A. West and Ed Relsland were passengers to Imbler this morning where they will put on the finishing touches to a 600 foot well drilled for Mr. Dornberger, manager of a large fruit ranch. They have secured an abundance of water at that level, which will supply all the demands made upon It for house use and spray, lng. Water waa found In a layer of white gravel and sand. ' New Church Contract Let The electric fixtures for the new Catholic church have been' purchased the deal being closed Saturday when C. W. Chamberlain representing the Ralston Electric Supply company, of Albany, was In Wallowa, and closed the contract with Father Murphy. U. R. Wilson "will Install the new fix tures says the Walolwa Sun. The new " church Is near'.ng com pletion rapidly, and services will be held there before long. A carload of steel for use on the Inside of the new structure, Is expected to arrive dally. A number of memorial win' dows have been ordered, to be sup plied by a firm In Portland. Father Murphy made n special trip to Port' land to select designs for theBe win dows with the result that elaborate windows were secured. Coasting Brings Fractured Limb Rummel Seway, grandson of Con stable Faulk, bad the misfortune to fracture his shin bone while coasting down the hill In South La Grande can. yon. The Injury is a very painful one and the limb is very much swollen. Dr. Hall was called to bandage the in Jury and It will be some time before the lad will be abe to be on the streets again and participate In this Jolly pastime. The boy's mother Is In Old Mexico at the present time. Birth Record. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Swarts. 2009 North Spruce, a 9-lb. son,. Jan. 19. Fanners Present Petition. The farmers telephone company have presented a petition to the city council in which they request that the city council appoint a committee to meet a committee of the telephone company for the purpose jt looking tnt the matter f a francnise. At tne last meeting of the council this mat ter did not come before the council owins to an oversight of the city re corder. The petition got mixed up amoiut other papers and the same will be brought before the next meeting of the coundhnen. Oddle Wants Dlverce Chantre. Carson, Nev., Jan. 20. In his open ing message to the legislature, Gov ernor Oddle urged the passage of a measure which provides that the res idence clause of the divorce law be changed from six months to one year. This provision is aimed at the colony of divorce seekers who make a mecca of the widely known city of Reno. So ciety women are at Reno at the pres ent time waiting for the lapse of the required period of time to allow them to seek divorcee from their husbands. The message also urges the adoption of laws against finish fights. Indiana Tewas Snbnenred. Unlontown, Ky., Jan. 20. Cypress and Howell, Indiana, are under sever, al feet of water and nearly . every home Is submerged. The situation Is unchanged. The bills are crowded with refugees. Classified FRATERNAL ORDERS A. F. A A. M. La Grande Lodge No 41. A. F. ft A. M. holds regula: meetings first and third Saturdayi at 7:30 p. m. Cordlul welcome " all MaBous. N. MOLITOR, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary. B. P. O. E. La Grande Lodge No. Hi meets each Thursday evening at o'clock In Elk's clnb, corner of Ds pot street and Washington aveass Visiting brothers cordially Invite) to attend. T. J. SCROGQINS. E. R. H. E. COOLIDGZ. Rec. Bsc WOODMEN OF THE WORLD L Orande Lodge No. 1(1 W. O. W saeeta every first and third Frt gays at L a a F. haU. AU vial ts Aeaaers welcome. D FITZGERALD, C. O. J. H. RENNET, Clerk. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grands Camp No. 7703 meets m the Aila and third Thursday aw. mas of each month In the K.r nail. Visiting neighbors walcoaa. W. A. DUNN. V. a W. r. LANDRUM, Clerfc. , ROYAL) NEIGHBORS Meets are second and fourth Srtday ststj month, , AU vltlttL- members oar dlally Invited. . CORA FITZGERALD, Oracle. LILLY C KOOOJi. Recorder. REBEK A H 8 Crystal Lodge No. If. meets every Tnesqy evening In th L O. 0. F. haM. All slatting mam ban ars lnvttad to attend. DELLA WAGNER, N. O. MISS ANNA ALEXANDER, Bee. U O. O. Mh La Grande Lodge No 860, Loyal Order of' Moose, holds regular meetings every Monday at 7:80 p. m..ln I. a 0. F. hall. Visit ing brothers cordially Invited to at tend. ' . B.' L. LEAVITT, SecT R. J. GREJEN. W. D. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crosi Lodge No. 27 meet every Mondaj might la Castle hall, (old Elk's hall) A Pythias welcome to all vlsltl Knights. H. W, RILSY, C C. R. L. LINCOLN. M. of R. k 8. 0. . 8. Hops Charter No. 11, O. 8, holds atatad eommnnlcatloas th secoad and foarth Wednesdays each month. Visiting members er dlaRr mvttad. MRS. MARIS JACKSON. W. M. MARY A. WAKCICK, Sea. F. O. E. La Orande Aerie No. 259. Meets every Friday evening at o'clock, at the K. of P. hall. Vis iting members cordially welcomed. HARRY W. 8WARTZ, W. P. L. F. BELLINGER, Sac iTS A MISTAKE. j Bade by Katny La Grande Residents. Many people In a misguided effort to get rid of kidney backache, rely on plasters, liniments and other makeshifts.. The right treatment is kidney treatment and a remarkably recommended kidney medicine Is Dan'os Kidney Pills. La Grande Is no exception. The proof is at your very door. The following Is an experience typi cal of the work of Doad's Kidney PUls In La Grande. Mrs. Laura MoClure, 1313 Madison Ave., iLa Grande, Ore., says: "Exer tion and cold often brought on an at tack of . backache. When I had these spells, my back and (he man we spells,' my kidneys didn't do their work well, and I was annoyed by dizzy and blinding spells. I got rest less and couldn't aleep well. When I got "up In the. morning, I felt all tired out. Doan's Kidney Pills gave me great relief. Since I learned of their merit, I have kept a supply In the house all the time, but the bene fit they gve me has been permanent I have never had a sign of kidney trouble since. You may continue pub lishing my testimonial." For tale by all dealers. Price 50 cests. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. WANTED Girl for genersl bouBe work. Call 902 Penn. Ave. Phone Main 715. l-20-3t Directory WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT CIRCLE NO. 47 Meet second and fourth Tuesday night of each month at K. of P. hall. All visiting neigh bors welcome. LENA HEAD, G. N. LILI.IR ALLSTOTT. ClerV IMlSlllAAtt AM ALttttEU.NB DR. R. K. L. HOLT Physician aa surgeon; successor to Dr. N. ICeU tor; 'corner. Adams avenue and t pot St Pjones Office Main ; (Residence, Main 730. DIR. M. K. HALI-HPhyslcian and sur geon. New Foley Building, thkC floor. Phone Main 53. , U RICHARDSON. M. D. I. W. LOUGHUN, M. D. Drs. Richardson ft LoughUla, Physicians and 8urgeonr Phones Office Black 1362. Dr. Richardson's Res. Main ft. Dr. Lough! In'a 'Res. Mala a H. UPTON. Ph. O. M. D.- Phytic! and Surgeon, flpeclal attention tt Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat OOoa In La Grande National Bank Build ing. Phones: Office Mala S; denca Mala tX. ua H. L. UNDERWOOD Diseases the aye a specialty. DR. DORA J. UNDERWOOD OI aases of women and children. Of fices: Adams avenue, over WrigM Drag Co. VETERINARY. JR. P. A. CHARLTON, Veterinary j geon. Office at Hill's Drag La Grande. Resides oe Paoae, Ml 701; Office Phone, Black 1M1; la- dependent Phone M; Both S at Resllenca. ... ., CHIROPRACTORS. O. T. DARLAND CHIROPRACTIC . PARLORS. No. 4, Dfot St. ad joining Oregon Hotel. Phone mag 1761, OSTEOPATHS. vitiO. W. ZIMMERMAN Osteopath Physician. Over Lllrrs Hardware store. Phone Main U. Sacosaaar to Pr. F. B. Moor. . -- ATT0RKKT8 AT LAW mnEBlN A ritTTTRAM Attaraes Chaa. E. Cochran and Geo. T. Oasm- raa. La Grande National Bnlldlng. La Grande, Oregon. r. H CRAWFORD ROBT. 8. EAKSM CRAWFORD k EAK3N Attoraeasa at la. Practices la all tha eaejrta of the aUta and United SUtaa. Of ilea in La Orande National Baaft Building, La Grande. Oregon. ft. J. GREEN Attorney-at-Law. Rooms 9-10, Sommer Bldgw I Orande, Ore. Practices In all and federal courts. H. B. DIX05, LAWYER All Sts aad Federal Courts. CoUsutlssjs i ' Rooms 4 and I. La Grande Nattaa . al Bank Batldlng. SALEMIElf WAHTED To sell our complete line of guaran teed nursery stock. Outfit furnlaaaal .free, cash advanced weekly. Write for territory today. Idaho Nnraev Company, Weiser,1 Idaho. l-16- Kotlee. '-"repp The house committee bancs charge of the renting of the Elk's aav illtorium for dances, having made ar rangements for furnishing music, believing that it Is not genesaar known that such an arrangement ta been made. It Is thought advisable, Or this means of notifying the that music is furnished witii .the liS. That this ' arrangement vas as, made for the purpose of discriminat ing between union or non-union ma stdons. HOUSE COMMITTEE. t l-17-2t B. P. O. ELKS. Skating at the Odeon ; Every Tuesday and Thursday evening. DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT i Children especially Invited Srt rday afternoon. 16 cents for children. V. Bean, manager.