La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 31, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text) FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1913. ' LA QXtANM HVENINQ VT2. PAGE FITD "1 rS H EBRYS The HOUSE OF COMFORl F0 HER" A fine offering and featuring Mary Fulled. An Edison. "OCR LADY OF PEARLS" A 'dramatic romance of the South' Sea Island pearl flsber- eries. By Sellg. "A DAY'S OUTHiG" A weU acted and very amus ing comedy. A Blograph. "THE CAPRICES OF THE KIKG" Photographed In the beauti ful parks of Versailles and lav-! ishly hand-colored. Pathe. BILL BOGCS 'WINDFALL A farce- comedy. By the Blo graph. PERKINS AKD TRAYERS High class singing and danc lng act... ''' ' " ''. ' ' .. . LOCAL BREVITIES. ROYAL CLUB Selected yield of garden and ' field. There are IOC va rieties, 120 sizes Royal Club brands Ask the Grocer. ' i-31-3t Spanish taught at Room 3, Foley block. 7 p. m. evenings Monday,' Wed nesday, Friday. Prof. F. Fernander. Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artistic piano playing and harmony. Phone Black 881, Studio, Corner 1 1 Fir and Adams. . 9-28-tf FRESH COTTAGE , CHEESE 20c A PINT MADE BY MR. TJ. G. COUCH, ISLAND CITY . t Saturday Afternoon. PATTIS.ON BROTHERS GROCERY Where Quality Is Paramount There is a reason for everything and the reason our business has increased so fast is ' because our prices are the same and in many cases less. At the same time we are paying dividends to the good pat rons on their purchases. ' , Each day we are adding new names to our list who wish to share in the benefits that are to be de rived, v , Yours to Please, The Union County k Co-Operative Assn. Where Quality Is Paramount AN ESTIRE CHANGE OF FIC TUBES AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT Let Heacock fit your glasses. - Henceforth the Bussey Uit - and ouss line will have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Mala 191. Day and night ' La Grande Badness College. Telegraphy, Spanish and a full practical course In business. Enroll at any time. Office help supplied at a moment's notice. "THE DEATH OF LONE CHIEF," t vimiviu v irr fti'T nv TT1 V ORDINARY AT THE ARCADE NIGHT; ALSO KB, ARTHUR WELL IN NEW SONGS. EL HEACOCK grinds any lens in a few minutes. Jrd floor new Foley building. G. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe organ, ear training, theory and his tory of music carefully taught. 604 Adams ave., phone black 1353 , Big Ice skating rink on Cor 8h and N avenue Price 16c. Skates to rent 1-M-tf Dressmaking Mrs. Judson and Oieson. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1620 Sixth street. ' 1-4-tt 1, MR. ARTHUR ELWELL IN NEW SONUS ' TONIGHT AT THE ARCADE. THE PICTURE PROGRAM FOE TO NIGHT IS NEW AND ALL GOOD. DR. H. S. BROWNTON, Dentst. Of fice over Sherry's theatre. HEACOCK, Eyesight Specialist, 3rd floor new Foley building. PILES CURED IN 8 TO H DATS. Your' druggist will refund -money It PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure any case r of Itching. ' Blind. Bleed ing or Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days. 60c BITTER The photographer In your town, 11-ltf iv' ENTIRE CHANGE "OF l'll; TURKS AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT ALSO NEW SONGS B mk. , Aih THl'R ELWELL. Be y up-to-date. American Queen. Wear the Mn n. C. . I Coombs, CorseUere. 1103 L ave- nue.. Phone Black 831. ' DRY WOOD FOR SALEr$3.B0 per cord. Phone Red 641. 12-21-tt SKatih at the Odeon Every" Tuesday and Thursday evening. DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Children especially Invited Sat urday afternoon. IB cents for children. V. Beaa, manager, i Where Quality Is "Paramount Where Quality Is Paramount WETEJEMAN HOPKINS IN .TAD DETILLE AT THE ARCADE . TO-NIGHT. . Dressmaking, Mr. Rev. Adams and Attelberry. 1368H O a? e. Pneit B 611 Thirty-seven recruits from the re cruiting rendeivous at Jefferson bar racks. Mo., passed through the city this morning on their way to Fort Wordea, Washington, to be attached to the coast artillery corps. Sergeant Allstop is In charge of the' men. ' ffV Hendrlck resident tuner. Bx 732. We hare received our new Edison TO-!'0 VT1Z I and all are Invited to come in and hear them. ery Co. ' ;' Kewin Book and Station , '" l-31-2t HEACOCK'S GLASSES FIT. Fred Hunter of Susanvllle has un dertaken to acquire a homestead, from the government. He filed on a claim at the local land .office this morning and will "be subject to the three, yeai act. , PERSONALS. '. N. E. Dowd and family went to Ba ker this rooming to visit for a num ber of days.' ,' . Wm. "Miller of La Grande went to Elgin this morning In the Interest of the real estate business. Dr. Underwood returned : from Portland where he has been a num ber of days. Fred Smith, prominent merchant of the Elgin . Forwarding company was an Elgin - passenger this morn ing., . t , . Mrs. Emma Slmrns of Glernis Fer ry, Idahot; stopped off In La Grande this morning to visit with her daugh ters. Mrs, Moss and Mrs. Grandon.' Attorney John Hodgln' went to En terprise this morning to sit in sev eral bankruptcy proceedings. He will be out of the xslty a number of days Mr. and Mrs. Ben Harmon of Cot- ton wood. Idaho, have lert me vaney to make their future home In the Jo- sepn country where they have pur chased a homestead claim or ieu acres. . Mrs. C. L. Harsin of Cove passed through La Grande on tier way to Klein to oe Toe Kuesi Ol iur. auu ,Mrs. Breshear, She will be gone a .few days. Miss Ollle Freeman of La Grande started for Glascow, Montana, where she Intends to . file on a homestead She will make that place her future home. " . ' . . , . : ' Mrs. M. C. Toney has returned from 1 a visit to Walla Walla and North j Yakima where she visited with her . sisters. She made connections for Jo ' seph this morning. j Mrs. Ray Moore returned this i morning from Portland and Salem where she bas been under the care of phyelrlnns. She departed . Immediate ly for her home in Enterprise. I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kiddle return ed from Portland this morning after a number of days sojourning In the Oregon metropolis. They Immediate ly ' made connections Vor their borne , in Island CIV. ' Superintendent Crowley of the Palmer lumber camps at the June- tlon, was In the city on business. HelBid of yesterday, t reports that the logging business Is; better now since the snow began to melt. - MORRIS SAYS " ' p A sweet head Is a head (or 4 sweets. ' It's not our business ft to furnish the beads, but . AS TO SWEETS We have the finest rn the land. Mde from True Fruit Flavors. Fresh and sweet every day at the SNOW FLAKE BAKEBT. Jack Stout is transacting business in Wallowa county today. ' ' v i Miss Pepper. , a member of the grade school teaching force at Elgin la expected to arrive this evening to pend the week end with Mr and Mrs. Sam Parker of this city. Mrs. F. L, Lilly and daugher Ceclle iave gone to Portland and W;ilan cite valk'f points. Miss Cevl'e will enter St Francis academy ir Port land. . '.'..'! Sam Brooks, one of the prominent directors of the Union County Fair association, was in the city from 1m- bler. Mr. Brooks Is one of the big silent forces of the valley and be lieves in progress. ; I Mrs. Mollle Buck, went to Portland last night where she will visit her sister, Mrs." Lizzie Brown. From there she will go to Salem In the company of her sister, to visit their nephew, W. L. . Grlder. Mrs. Buck will return with her-son who is in Salem at the present time. Mrs. E. D. Peal arrived from Wal la Walla where she has been visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Ruckman. She will stop off In. Imbler to visit her father before returning to her home In Joseph. Her little daughter Xmene accompanied! her. . -'.' ' r;- ' George Chandler, one of the prom-' lnent stockmen, of this vicinity re turned from the coast market city where he took some choice cattle a few days ago. Mr. Chandler bas been very successful in the stock business and is one of the authorities on stock In Union county. " J. C. Campbell, city councilman Dr. Bacon and C. C. Penlngton went to Portland this morning where Mi, Campbell wllf attempt to take the Shrlners degree In the Masonic order Dr. Bacon and Mr. Penlngton went along to see that Joe gets his mon ey's worth.,. Mr. Campbell was just a bit nervous on leaving and the other gentlemen smiled. COUNTER CHARGES AIRED AT BA . KEB. ' Family Once In Limelight Here, in . , Tolls of the Law Once Mere. That connubial bliss bas been stint ed In the Baumgarner family after resuming family relations at the time they moved to Baker from La Grande Is the word brought from Baker. Af ter the sensational charges filed against Baumgarner when he and bis family lived in a dilapidated snaca in the North side district about a year ago, Baumgarner was in court to de fend his rights in several ways, and Mrs. Baumgarner left her buba-.id, he beii.g admonished by the cou1'. not tJ dittiub the woman or the .-Mldren Then Baumgarner got into cort again when he was accused of trespassing on the property belonging to the fam- Ily where the wife was housed, but he was acquitted. About that time, how ever, the quarreling couple made up again and went to Baker. What haj- pened there, Is Lid by the Baker iier- Followlng the arrest of her husband chagred with assault on ber person j with a dangerous weapon, Mrs. Nanniei Baumearner yesterday began a suit for divorce against J. R. Baumgarner the climax to their marital troubles coming after the row at their home at South Baker early Tuesday morn- In. The complaint filed by attorneys BIHDIO GUN QUARREL for Mrs. Baumgarner allege that they j were married at Sparta, North Caro Itna on Jan. 16, 1892, and that the paet(S few years of their married life the(J treatment of the husband has been.i cruel and Inhuman, once neceserlat- i Ing her leaving him while tbey were J living In La Grande where witn ner consent an officer of the Boys and Girls' Aid society gave assistance to one of their eight children. Circuit Judge Anderson signed anjj order preventing the defendant fromij toliecxing tne wages oi any memuer of the family and also withdrawing'! any from the bank, until the deposit J of money with the court for the wife to prosecute her case. Baumgarner according to the complaint and or der, bas money in the La Grande Na tional bank. The husband himself is having a Classified Directory t'BATKRH AL ORDERS A. F. A. 64. La Graade Lodge No f L A. F. A. M. holds regulai meetings first and third Saturday! at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome m all Masons. N. MOUTOR, W.M. A. C WILLIAMS, Secretary. a. P. O. K. La Grande Lodge No. iii meets each Thursday evening at o'clock la Elk's club, comer of De pot street and Washington area as TlslUag brothers cordially tnvttee to attend. T. J. SCROGGINS; B. R. H. X. COOUDQH, Rec. Bee WOODMEN OF THB WORLD U Oraade Lodge No, lit W. O. W meets every first and third Fti ears at t a O. . hatt, AU elan) la mamtm welcoae. . D. FITZGERALD, G. C . 9. B. KJENNIT, Clerk. MuliaSRN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Let Graade Camp No. 7701 aeeta a the Arts and third Thursday evea lots of each month la the K. of P nail. Visiting neighbors welcome. W. A. DUNN. V. a W. F. LAN DRUM. Clerk, ROYAL NEIGHBORS Meet eeeond and fourth Sriday evsrj . mottA. All tieltlvrf member) cor dlally Invited. COIU ITTZGERAL1), Oracle. - LILLY C HMMLX. Recorder. REBEKAHS Crystal Lodge Ma to rn sets every Tuesday sveniag ln ta ' L O. O. F. hail. All visiting saei bers are Invited to attend, a . DELLA WAGNER, N. O. MISS ANNA ALEXANDER. See U O. O. , II, La Grande Lodge No 860, Loyal Order of Moose, holdi regular meetings every Monday a 7:80 p. m. In I. O. O. F. hall. Tlsh lng brothers cordially invited to at tend. . . B. L. LEAVITT. Sec'y. R. J. GREEN, W. D. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crosi ' Lodge No. 87 meets every Meadar Ugbt la Castle ha.IL (old Elk's aa!l ) A Pythlaa welcome to all vlaltlai KKighta. , H. W. nOMT. C C R. L. UNCOLN. M. of R. A 8. O. M. Sv Hope Chaptur No. 18, O. B 8, holds atated oommanleatloaa thi aeeoad and fourth Wednesdays o each moeth. Visiting members or dlajly tnvHed. MRS. MARIE JACKSON. W. M. MART A. WARNICX See. F. O. E. La Grande Aerie No. 259. Meets every Friday evening at 8 odock. at the K. of P. hall. VU- Itlng members cordially welcomed. HARRY W. SWART, W. P.- L, F. BELLINGER. Sec. Uminary lijaring before. Justice of derful double benefit J got from Elec the Peace Patterson yesterday after- trie Bitters, In curing me of both 'a noon, be was bound over to the grand severe case of stomach trouble and lury on a charge of assault with a dan- of rheumatism, from which I had erous weapon, the said weapon being a long-bladed pocket knife, which was, produced In court as evidence. His bond was set In the sum of 81000 Cenld Shout for Joy. "I want to thank you from the bot- torn of my heart" wrote C. B. Rader oMwlrturtTaTorh T" .'- Have Smooth Skin Keeping the skin smooth under all conditions ' J task that perplexes most, people. During the winter months wind and cold tjlay havoc with delicate skin. ' ' , Something is needed to aid nature in the preserva tion and restoration of the delicate tissue. BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAM acts as a skin tonic and food. . It builds up broken down tissue and maintains natural circulation. This cream is daintily scented and can be used at any time as it is neither greasy nor sticky. Being strong ly antiseptic it destroys all parsite that cause skin blemishes. Prepared in our own laboratory. Price 25 Cents. Red Cross Drug Store IV. 17. REUTER, Proprietor ; s i WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT CIRCUS NO. 47 Meet second and fourth Tuesday night of each month 'at K. of P. hall. All visiting aeigh. bors welcome. ' v LENA HEAD, G. N. ' LILLIE AULSTOTT. Clerk. DR, R. E. L. HOLT Physician and surgeon; successor to Dr. N. Moll tor; corner Adams avenue and De pot St Phones Office Main 18; Residence, Main' 730. DIR. M. K. HAUPbysician and sur geon. New Foley Building, third loor. Phone Mam 63. a. L. RICHARDSON, M. D. L W. LOUGH LIN, M. D. Dre. Richardson A Loughiia. - Physicians and 8urgona Phones Office Black 138S. ' Dr. Richardson's Rea. Mala 65. Dr. Loughlla'a Res. Main T5T. H. UrTON, to. O. M. D. Fhyslclaa and tfMrgecn. flpeclal attsnoon U Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office la La Grande National Bank Build ing. Phoase: Office Main t; Real denoe Mala 81. UR. H. L. UNDERWOOD Diseases Of the eye a specialty. " DR. DORA J. UNDERWOOD Dis eases of -women and chlldrea. Of . flees: Adams avenue, over Wright Drug Co. ' VaTTSRINARY. JR. P. A. CHARLTON, Veterinary Sur geon. Office at Hill's Drug store, La Grande. Residence Phone, Bed 701;' Office Phone. Black 1881; In dependent Phoae 68;. Both Phoase at ReeUeooe. ' -' CHIROPRACTORS. G. T. DARLAND CHIROPRACTIC PARLORS. No. 4, Depot St. ad Joining Oregon Hotel. - Phoae Red OSTEOPATHS. itj. W. IMMKHJAAN UeteopaU Physician.' Over Lilly e Hardware store. Phone , Mala 13. . 8acoesiof to Dr. F. . Moor. : ATTORNEYS AT LAW . COCHRAN A COCHRAN Attoraeya Chaa. B. Cochran and Geo. T. Coch ran. . La Grande National - Bank Building, La Grande, Oregon. r. H. CRAWFORD ROBT. 8. EAK1N CRAWFORD A BAKIN-Attorney at la. - Practices la all the ooorU of the eUte and United Bute. : Of fice In La Grande National Bank Building, La Grande. Oregon. BL J. , GREEN Attorney-t-Law. Rooms . 8-10, 8ommer Bldg La Grande, Ore. Practices In all state and federal fiourta. . H. E, DIXON, IiAWXEB All BUte aad Federal Courts. Collectlona. Rooma 4 and S. La Grande Nation-' a! Bank Building. been an almost helplesa sufferer lor ten years. It suited my case as though made Just for me, For dyspepsia. Indigestion. Jaundice, and to rid the vystem of kidney poisons that cause rheumatism. Electric Bitters have' no superior. Try them. Every bottle Is guaranteed. Only 60 cents at all druggists. mm ' A ,i peck of trouble for when given a pre-