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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1913)
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, J913. LA GRANDE EVENING - PAGE FIVE JltElirsl ! The HOUSE OF COMFORT A CRT FOBl HELP A MEL. ODKAKA. A BVOGRAPH. THE TWO RUNAWAYS" A KAiLEV WESTERN DRAMA THE MOMEBANK'S DAUGH. , TEE DRAMA. A LITJIN. "SATOT ROPHECS" FINE COXEDY, A SEL1G. - . - THE KOHL9 A FINE KOYELTY ACT : TOXOfKEfOW STEWART AND MATHIAS DUTCH COMEDY SINGING AND TALKING ACT. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY "THE SHAUGHRAUGN" COMPLETE IN THREE FARTS AS PLAYED BY THE AUTHOR DDON BOUCICAULT PRODUC ED IN IRELAND BY THE XALEM CO. , LOCAL BREVITIES. , He see forth the Boasey taxi and ' buss Has will have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Main 191. Day and might. r The Oregon, meat market will open ' for business tomorrow adjoining the .1 Geddes Bros,' store. Hair Work. Madam Kennedy will be at the Sa voy hotel for one more week. 1-20 tf - Onion Salt THE FLAVOR .. IN THE FOOD WITH OUT THE ODOR IN THE HOUSE. 7 ? Onion Salt will give the; delectable onion flavor to a soup or salad," a steak or chop as per fectly as the onion it self; and the ; whole house - the whole neighborhood won't ' know about it. IN 15c SHAKERS. -. For. Sale by PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY Where Quality Is Paramount ' - , You will find plenty FRESH EGGS VEGETABLES of all kinds in season. Yours to Please The Union County Co-Operative Assn. Where Quality Is Paramount Member of the Ql A. tR. will meet on Saturday at 1 p. m. at Odd Fol-. lows ball for the purpose of Instal ling officers. Refreshments will . be served by the Women' Relelf Corps. Spanish taught at Roots ,3 Foley block. 7 p. m. evenings Monday, Wed nesday, Friday. Prof. F. Fernandez. Let Heacock fit your glasses. The Moose lodge will . hold its monthy social next Monday evening when each member will Invite a gen tleman fr'end and his lady friend Cards and dancing are ati'C fortCAI TONIGHT. a! HEACOCK few minutes, building. grinds any lens In 3rd floor new Foley La Grande Business College. Telegraphy, BpanlBh and a full practical course In business. Enroll at any time. Office help supplied at a moment's notice. Members of Rescue Hose -company No. 1 met last, night to consider the matter of their annual dnnce. The party will be given at a nearby dale For a limited time we will let you have your pick of couches up to $18 for $9.75. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. l-l0-3t HAW FURS WANTED. - Highest market price for any kind ot raw furs. Correspondence solicit ed. A Runer, Hot Lake, Ore. 1-20 6t Members of the Modern Brother hood are urged to be present at the lodge meeting tomorrow night on ac count of business of importance. Mrs Emma Wines, President O. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe lrnn. ear training, ineorj nnu u tory of music carefully taught. Adams ave., phone black 1352 604 Big ice skating rink on Cor 8h and jj avenue Price 15c. Skates to rent 1-10-tf " Mrs! Perry Oliver is advised of an apparently successful operation upon her sister, Mts. George Hlbbera at Seattle last Monday. Mr.s Hlbberd has been bed-ridden since last Christ. i mas and is still in a critical condlton. ! However her many f rends here will be delighted to know that indication point to a speedy recovery. t ... ' Dressmaking Mrs. Oleson. Satisfaction 1620 Sixth street Judssn . and guaranteed. 1-4-tf ! ' Did you see those $16.00 and $18.00 couches at Bohnenkamp's for 19.757 f l-20-3t "': I ' BITTER 1 The photographer in your town. 11-ltf DRv H. S. BROWSTOK, Dentei Of fice over Sherry's theatre. $50.00 For Sale Piano in mod re- , pair. Call Red 3532. l-20-6t ' PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. ' Yonr druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to oure any 'case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or 1 Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 60c Where Quality Is Paramount Where Quality Is Paramount ON fi itEEL FEATURE PRODUCED BY THE I RON OHO CO. AT THK AH CADE TONIGHT. ALSO , OUtK. EIUACK COMEDY. X - '. Mrs, E. L. Evens, teacher ot artistic ulano playing and harmony.. Phone Black 81. 8tidlo, Corner f Fir and Adams. s-JJ-tt . HEACOCK, Ejesight SjteelaUst, Jrd floor new Foley building. GOOD PICTltKES AND'A CLVSSY ttLDEVILLB ACT AT Tlli AR- THE AMERICAN QUEEN COB. SET., Mrs. O. C. Coombs, corsetlers at 1103 L avenue. Phone Black 831 for demons tratalon. Dressmaking, Mrs. Rev. Adams and Attelberry, 1302 fc O ave. Phone B 561 . . Bohnenkamp has some nice couches for $9.75. $18.00 values. 1-20-St AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF. PIC TURES AT THE ARCADE 10.NIGHT W F Hendrlck resident tuner. Bz 732. DRY WOOD FOR SALE $3.66 per cord. Phone Red Ml. 12-21-tf HEACOCVS GLASSES FIT. Winter seems to be the time when most people who have Irregularities in their system which cannot be re moved by the ordinary medietas t hie to the hospital where the knife is resorted to. At the present time the Grande Ronde hospital is full to the tp.' The rapid increase In popula tion Is taxing the facilities of the hospital and ere long La Grande wt!l be confronted with the necessity of building new additions to the pres' ent building. There Is some talk of this and there Is no doubt about the need for more room. Most of the tlents In the hospital now have un dergone the knife, -. There have been no emergency cases, for a week or more. AN ENTIRE . CHANGE OF PIC TURES AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT ' - PERSONALS. I ' Judfcv. "J H. Crawford .r.lved home ii om 1 ttland this mo-a.ng F. Roscow of ' Enterprise went to' Milton Oregon,' this morning to visit his folks. Nell I Watson went to Joseph this morning on business, returning this morning. - , J. A. Ihronson the Urmer Imbler rencber cow living at North Fowdtr returned to his home after transact Mihimss in the citv today. , Fred Geibel went to Spokane this morning where he meets Eastern salesmen and will buy his spring line of goods. Mts. Tom. Johnson of Cove who un derwent a delicate operation some time ago, Is recovering slowly but ap- I parently surely, at the local hospital. J. A. Funk of Enterprise was a pas senger to that place this morning after transacting business In toe county seat ' B. (Hinkleman of Palmer Junction passed through the city this morning on hlB way to Vale where he will visit relatives. B, H. Ruttng and T. O. Bussler of Spokane are ou their way to Join the forces at the Palmer Lumber com. pany"8 camp. E. M. Clark of Idaho passed tnrougn the ;Clty this morning on bis way to Elgin where he will visit his old pals and friends. Miss Bonnie Severs who has been at the J. D. Btout home for the last few days, returned to her home in Cove this morning. A'DOCBLK REWARD, A S. N. Bolton of the Boiton-noamer WMj,er wnicn he Is handling. Mr. Hardware and Implement company j was formerly a prosperous real went to Portland to attend the con- J egtate 0f Walla Walla but he vention of tbe Retail Hardware sndjgeemt (0 tDk that the need of wash Implement dealers. Ing machines is more keenly felt than Mr. and (Mrs. M. Stovall who have tnat 0( reaj estate, as he has dlsoon been the guests of their daughter. tnucd bis former pursuits and is de Mrs. Harlan of 1418 Monroe avenue, toting his entire time to the dtstrl re turned this morning to their home , button of tbe former. . h Dayton, Washington. Tbey bad j Mr. Cope evidently Intends to do a two weeks' sUy In La Grande. ( business on a large seals as he is ae- A W. Marrtot, representing a cer- oompanled by a number of sob-agents eal company of Portland, - passed Mj (t securing several local solid through La Orande on bis way to tors t0 kd bim while here. branch line points today. H statss the cereals have fallen In price and that Indications are for ' further de clines. . 1 ? ' Mrs. R. W. Loughlln was an Island City bound passenger this morning. i. W. 6111s of Cove was in La Grande a a ' shopping tour. He re turned this morning. ' Mr. and Mrs. Currey returned from a short sojourn at Hot Lake . this morning. Superintendent Jas. !orbett went to Portland this morning In' the in terest of the cmpany. Mrs. Robinson of La Grande went to Pendleton this morning lor a week's visit with relatives. Roy Clark ot Elgin was in the city on business for a few days returning this morning..; Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Tall of Seattle, were n the city the guests of Mr. aad Mrs. J. M. Tall on Second street. Mr. McMahon of Baker, i in the city visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gavin and Miss driller.- E. S. Norris, president or the Co operative association, was an Imbler passenger this morning. He Is going over on busness. Miss Davis and Miss Palmer who have 'been visiting in Spokane re turned this morning to their home in Elgin. ' ' Mrs. Arnoldos and son of Summer- vllle are on their way to Utah where Mrs. Arnoldos will spend a few weeks visiting her brothers and sisters. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Grossman have lust returned from Seattle. They live In a town bearing their name ana will go there today. W. D. Sargent ot the roadmasters office went to Durkee this morning to settle some difficulties that have grown out pt teaming contracts. J A. Masterson and son Burnaugn of Elgin were at the Sanitarium for a few days Imbibing the healing wa ters of the lake. - Mrs E. T. Peebler and daughter Tioion nt Tjidd Canson went to en- dleton this morning where Mrs. reeD ler will put the young girl in vr.A fit a nhvalclan. ' ' the cum few v " wr , vn IF. M. Housh of Baker was in h ritv visiting for a number of weeks. She left for 'Portland ; this mo'rning where' she .will live for the J-.W. Crowley, superintendent of the Palmer Lumber company, camps s.t"the junction was in ;the city .3on business. He has charge ot about 225 men. -The snow Is four feet deep In, the woods and logging Is going on with little difficulty. : Alex Cameorn of Walla Walla wrtose wife died last month passed through La Grande this -morning and he will visit with his daughters, Mrs. Hector McDonald and Mrs. XJhas. E. Hood 'of Wallowa. He was accom panied by his daughters and Mr. Mc Donald. . : A. F. Wilson of Imbler, owner of a hundred acre orchard, was In the city on business. He has faith in the apple and will, send his son to Texas with, a view of seeking a market ir this year's crop. He Intends maklnp .the apple of the Grande Rbnde valley the equal of the famous hooq river product , Dr. Winters, district superinten dent of the La Grande district of the -uo.,.T rhurch. went to Gooding this morning for the purpose ot at tending a meeting of the bishops and elders of the" church who are plan nine the erection of a Methodist col lege In the state of Idaho. The col lege will likely be located In th city of Gooding. The ex-governor of tbe state has contributed the sum of $267,000 towards the erection of ft" ! school and other persons who are In ( terested In the project will contriDuie ;,Hk sums. Bishop Iuccock and Dr I Nicholson will attend the meeting. j DEJfXSTKATOR HEtlE ;'. Vacuum Worker to Be Explained by. Large Crew of Men, f A. T. Cope, a well known buslnesn man of Walla Walla, Wash., has op ened an office In the new Foley build ing where be will spend the next few weeks in demonstrating the "vacuum Classified FRATERNAL ORDERS A. F. A. M. La Grande Lodge No 41. A. F. A. M. holds regulai meetings first and third Saturday at 7:50 p. m. Cordial welcome " all Masons. N. MOLITOR. W. M. A. C WILLIAMS. Secretary. B. P. O. E. La Orande Lodge No. 6l mssU sack Thursday evening at o'clock la Elk's club, oornsr of Ds pot strsst and Washlnctou avamas Visltug brothers cordially Invitee to attend. T. J. 8CROOOINS, B. R. H. E. COOUDQX. Rac See WOODMEN OF THE WORLD U Orasds Lodgs No, 1U W. O. H mseta svsry flnt'and third Fit days U L Ot O. F. baa All vials tS aeasssrs wlcoms. D FITZGERALD, a C. . . ' 1. H. KENNET, Clerk. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMDRICA La Grands Camp No. 770S meets as the Arts and third TAursaay avsa lugs nf each month la the K. of P ball. Visiting neighbors w si corns. W. 2. DUNN. v. a - W. F. LANDRUM. Cltrk- ROYAL NEIGHBORS Meets second and fourth Tlday vr month. All vlsltlv- members eer dlalljr lnvttsd. COIU FITZGERALD, Oracls. LILLT C. yiuMTJB. RscordST. REBEKAHS Crystal Lodgs No. JO meets svsry Tuesday arsntng is U I. O. 0. F. baH. All Ttsiting bars are Invited to attend. - DBLLA WAGNER, N. O. ' MISS ANNA ALEXANDER, Sec, U O. O. M., La Grande Lodge No 860, Loyal Order of .Moose, holdi regular meetings every Monday ai 7:80 p. m. In I. O. O. F. ball. Visit ing brothers cordially invited to nt tend.' B. L LEAVITT, Sec'y. R. J. GREEN, W. D. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crou Lodge No. 17 meets try Moadaj night' la Castle hall, (old Elk's hall 1 A Pythian wslcsms to all visltta Kalgnts. h. w. uunr, ca ' R.L LINCOLN. M. of R S. a R S. Hops ChapUr No. 18, O. . . &. holds stated eommunlcstlons thi' second and fourth Wednesdays o each month. Visiting members onr dial tarltsd. . MRS. MARIE JACKSON. W. 11. MAST A. WARWICK. Bee. F. 0. E. La Grande Aerie No. 259.-. Meets every Friday evening at I oeloek. at the K. ot P. hall. Vis. itlng members .cordially welcomed. HAHRY W. SWARTZ. W. P. L. F. BELLINGER, Sec. PLEHTY OF SNOW HEA9S BIG AP PLE CROP. Personal Hentioa and ' ' Xews Items lYom the Apple Districts , Imbler, Jan.' 22. (Special) One of the worst blizzards of the winter has been raging In the 'apple belt Tor the past 48 hours but the people in this community are satisfied that If tbey wade' deep snow they will harvest large crops next season. So let it snow, is what .they all say. Mrs. J. E. Zwelfel arrived on the La Grande-Joseph branch on her way J home from La Grande to Summer- ville. J Mrs. Rudolph Blattner and family t returned to their home In Welser.jJ Idaho, after .visiting relatives for ten days. ''" '' ij The stage driver of the Imbler- , Summervllle stage reports lots of J snow. In the lanes but manages to get 1 SKating' at the Odeon Every Tuesday and Thursday , evening. DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Children especially Invited Sat urday afternoon. 16 cents for children. V. Bean, manager. Directory WOMEN OK WIOODfatAFT vCiRCLJJ ' NO. 47 Meet second and fourU Tuesday night of each month at K. of P. hal,, All vising nelga-. bors welcotne. ' ' ' ' , ' ,' -,, Uni HEAD, G. N -LILL1E ALLSTOTT. Clerk. rMlMlX&BB A.1 tttBUEOAS DR. R. E. L. HOLT Physician ami surgeon; successor to Dr. N. MoU tor; corner Adams avenue and De pot St. Piones -Office Main CS; (Residence, Main 730, CtR. M. K. HAU 'Physician and sur geon. Now Foley Building, third floor. Phone (Mara (3. A, L RICHARDSON, M. D. f. W. LOUGHWN. M. D. Drs. Richardson At Loughlln. -Physicians and Surgeons Phones Office Black 1361. Dr. Richardson's Res. Main 16. Dr. Lougblln's Res. -Main 767. o. H. UPTON, Pn. O. M. I). Physician and Surgeon, flpeclal attention U. Eye, Ear, Noss and Throat Office In La Grande National Bank Build ing. Phones: Offles Main I; Resi dence Main U OR. H. L. UNDERWOOD Diseases ot the eye a specialty. DR. DORA J. UNDERWOOD Dis eases of women and children. Ot-. flees: Adams avenue, over Wright Drug Co. VETERINARY . JR. P. A. CHARLTON. Vetertnary Sai . geon. Once at Hill's .Drug stor La Grande. Rssidenos Phone'. Red 701; Office Phone, Black 1SC1; Is . dependent Phone 63; Both at Resllewe . CHIROPRACTORS. Q. T. DARLAND CHIROPRACTIC PARLORS. No, 4, Dtvot St. ad joining Oregon Hotel. Phone Red 1761. OSTEOPATHS. EO. W. ZIMMERMAN Osteopath Physician. Cver Lilly's Hard wart store. Phone Main 8. Successor to Dr. F. R Moor. ! ATTORHITB AT LAW OOCHKAN dc COCHRAN Attorneys ,. Chas. E. Cochran and Geo. T. Coch ran. La . Grand National Baa Building. Li Grands, Oregon. r. H. CRAWFORD ROBT. a EAKIR CRAWFORD BAK1N Attorneys at law. Practices In all ths eourtt of ths stats and Cnlted States. Of nee in La Orande National Bank Building. La Grande. Oregon. :. bV, J. OREEN Attorney-at-L. Rooms . 9-10, Sommer Bldg, La Orande, Ore. Practices In all stats and federal courts.' H. E. DIXON, LAWYER AH Stats , and Federal Courts. .Collections. Rooms 4 and 6. La Grande Natl nl Bank Building. ' through to meet tbe trains. Clifford, the UtUe 'soni of Mr. nasi Mrs. C. CV Conrad, has been sick for the past week but Js' better at prasv ent. . ' ' " George Krowster Is about after bor ing under quarantine for the past sax weeks. - .' ' ; ' ' "1 1 1 Is better for break fast than BUCKWHEAT! CAKES with a i-S Adirondack Maple': t Syrup? We carry a f reili line of I elf-raising Pancake and s Buckwheat Flour. Phone lG Cummings & Black : WHAT t
