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TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1913.
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Retail Department Phone Main 8
For Lumber, Lath
Shingles, Sash and D :ors
Ruberoid Roofing
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wish to put oa It The AUTOMATIC SCBAPEB A f 9LI5HEB
makes them like new, , For particulars call at rom 10 Newlln'a
dm building, or phone Red 8061.
G. H. RUSH Contractor and Builder
GARDEN SEEDS
A fall line f first class garden seeis display.
Nw is the time to buy as our line is aaqlete.
FANCY APPLES
Luoioda ad Rome Beauties
50c
OUR HOME-MADE SAUERKRAUT IS SPLENDID
TIIE COOP THINGS COST NO MORE THAN AR9INABY
TH1NUS IF TOD KNOW WHERE TO BUY.
Stageberg Grocery
... PHONE MAIN 70 3
VEGETABLES IN SE ASON ALL THE TOTE.
D. R. FONG
MEDICINE CO.
Branch of Baker City Office
CHINESE UINR AND
Rr BBamiHEa
Our wonderful life giving
herbs will ahteNteV? extirpate
every Impurity treat the system.
No drugs, ne aottea, aon-alco-nolle'
Fit IE CONITBBBWAL .
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Those livlag at lawn can
our herbs. Write la aa for par
ticulars. Office Hears: tmUa,;l to
9 p. m.
Suadays I le 13 a. m.; 1 to
I p. a.
Telephone Mala ".
Office t .1113 Adaau Avenue
la exAa mvnon.
. . L. SAID TO BB PLANNING
SHOTS THERE.
Branca Jsnction of 0.-W. Alia. Adda
to NytiHa's Commercial Activity.
The Vale Enterprise, which In t,he
past has beea able to forecast rail
road development In Malheur count)
with an accuracy which led many to
believe its utterances were more than
guess work, but emlnated from some
source near railroad headquarters,
last week contained the following: -'
-"It Is practically certain that the
Oregon Short, Line railroad company
Is purchasing a large acreage near
N'yssa. and that Nyssa la congratulat
ing Itself that there will be shops
built there for the reason that the
OW. R, t N. company 'will branch
out from that point with the Oregon
Rasters.
"Tills being true it leads to the
resumption of the old speculation
that the O. S. L. would sell or lease
to the O.-W. It. ft N. the line from
Huntington to the point of junction
with the Oregon. Eastern, wherever
that might .he
''It' la Jobable that It will be lal
In the summer before rails are laid
through the Malheur canyon, as the
tunnel has still 500 feet of heading
to make and then -the benches to
take up.
The track Is now laid within ' a
ahort distance of the tunnel, greatly
to the benefit of the Utah Construc
tion company, as It saves the long
and costly haul of coal and other ma
terial." . : .
Chamberlains Tablets for Censtrps
.'.' s '. be a.
For constipation. Chamberlain'
Tablet are excellent Easy to take,
mild and gentle In effect. Give them
a trial: For sale by all deaers.
many suffer for years with euob an
ailment when a permanent care Is
within their reach and may be had
for a trifle. "About one year ago,"
saya P. H. Beck, ( Wakelee. Mich.,
"I bought a package of Chamberlain's
Tablets, and since using them I have
felt perfectly well. I had previously
used any number of different medi
cines, but none of them were ef any !
lasting benefit." Bald by all dealers. !
Synopsis ef the Anneal Statement of
TUB EQUITABLE FJ!EE AND MA-
BINE INSURANCE COBLPAKT,
of Providence, In the state of Rhode
Island, on the 31st day of December,
1912, made to the Insurance commis
sioner of the state of Oregon, pursu
ant to law: '
Capita!
Amount of capital stock
paid up ..' S 400,000.00
Income.
Premiums received dur- ' '
lng the year v.. I 463,761.34
Interest, dividends, and
, . rents ... received during
the year 47,635.73
Income from oiher sourc- '
es received during the
year 204,194.20
Absolutely Puro
The only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
NO ALUM, NO UME PHOSPHATE
Bweptlon I? Good.
Pendleton, March' 25. (Special)-
Shortly after 2:30 in the afternoon of
Sunday, the Knights Templar of Pen
dleton, La Grande and Baker, about
150 In number, clad In their uniforms
and plumed hats, filed Into the audi
torium of the high school where al
ready many people had gathered for
the annual Eastern Oregon Knights
Templar Easter services, There they
l'etened to splendid Easter address
by Rev. S. L. Grlgsby of the local
Presbyterian cjiurch who was once
prelate of the grand commandery of
!he state of Kansas. Rev. Grlgsby's
sermon was a strong one. well worth
hearing and well worth reading.
Splendid music also marked the
services of the Knights, Mrs. Carl
Power, Mrs. J. 8. Landers, Mrs. J..
II. Dickson and Miss Edna Zimmer
man singing beautiful solos and the
male quartet. Messrs Akers, Maybcr
ry, Owen and Jordan, also sang a
number. ,
From the time they arrived in the
night.' the visiting Knights were roy
ally entertained by their local broth-
era. During the morning they were
taken to the Eastern Oregon blanch
through the buildings. At nvwn they
hopltal where they were shown
were guests at a luncheon In the Ma
sonic temple and in the even'ng they
sat down to the banquet boaid In tlie
Moose hall. Many of the wives of
Knights were present and were guests
of the wives of Pendeton members
of the order.
-Total Income $ 715,591.27
Disbursements
Paid for losses, endow
ments, : annuities and .
surrender values . 319,576.25
Dividends paid on capi
tal stock during the-
year ...... 111,913.50
Commissions and salar
ies paid during the
year 23,305.u6
Taxes, licenses, and fees '
paid during the year. . 357,196.27
dandruff germ; the best that appro
priates all the. aataral nourishment
that should go to the hair root -
Parisian Sage la aold by the New
tin Drue'compaay ' nnfer a postve
lia Drug company under a positive
guarantee to banish dandruff, sotp
failing hair and itching sculp In two
weeks or money back. .
It give ito women's hair a lustre
and radiance that is most fascinat
ing and causes it to grow abundant
J. t
Parisian Sage la sold by druggists
In every town In America. A large,
generous bottle costs St cents, and
the girl with the Aubura hair la en
every bottle. . , (
B. 8. Baooa, 11 Baal St. Bath, tin.,
seats oat this taming to railroaders'
everywhere. "My work as omaacwr
caused a chronht laflammatlon of the
kidneys aad I was miserable and alt
played out From the day I began
taking Foley Kidney Pllle I began
to regain my strength, and I am bet
ter new than I have been for twenty
years." Try them. Sold by A. T.
Hill. '
Total expenditures . 811,991.08
1 Assets.
Market value of real es
tate owned ....$ 101.180.00
Market value Of stocks
and bonds owned 7)7,721.50
Loans on mortgages and
collateral, etc 122,550.00
Premium notes and policy
loans .'. 63,697.07
Cash In banks and on
hand 140,054.65
Net uncollected and de
ferred premiums .... 7,734.07
National Protective Service
i fOLLBCTMN ST8TIM THAT PftLLECTft. We ae the system
that collects. H makes ne difference hew large er amaB yr ao
uvnts, ar bow far scat'ered yeur debtors, K is eqaalxy efficient,
oatty saeeeesful. Yea eaa aee K la yeur kaanatst ler feose de
ltaeaeat aoeooets.
NO (wLLECTlON N CB AMI
rheaie KX 101 , f Blag.
Churchill for Superrniendent
Portland, Ore.. March 21. It !s ru
mored, here that should State Super
intendent of Schools Alderman ac-
ri)t the sunerintendency of the Port
land schools his successor Is likely
to be J. A. Churchill, superintendent
of the Baker schools. It Is reported
hat Governor West- has endorsed
Churchill for the place.
The auestlon Is etlll In doubt as
it Is not yet definitely known that
Mr. Alderman will be chosen as the
head of the Portland schools. From
Indications, however, be will be glv-
Portland school board tomorrow and
If he does Mr. Churchill will proh
ably succeed him.
(Baker Herald.)
When seen by a Herald represents
tlv e this afternoon Professor Church-
in iu reluctant to talk Sivinst that
he had no definite information on the
miblert.
"All that I know Is that a number
f.f f-lonrtH have heen urelne me f
bwome a candidate for the office of
ft siivr'?!tndnt of schools. I
fully aipre la:e the honor of mr
name belna mentioned as the nc'
tion Is one that .would be an honor
for snrone to f.U."
What Tea ITip Been teoMn
.Merltol Whl'e Llnlirent 's a prep
aration wiat gives universal st"'c
'ton n evert nstanre wher a nn'r
killer and ba!er Is needed. i
not believe you could get a bef e
InlT.ert at any pr'ce.
Wcwlia Drug Co.. exclusive agents
Dried Fruits
Total assets l,142,937.2u
Less special deposits In
any Btate (if any there
be) ,
:ots reaches
Prunes Black Figs
White Figs Raisins
Currants
0.00
Total assets admitted .
In Oregon si,l42.37.-a
. Liabilities.
Net reserve $ " 51.070.08
Total policy claims 254,644.10
All other liabilities . 5.000.00
... 170.9:a.S!
Total liabilities ex
, elusive of capital
stock of 481,53.99
Total Insurance In force
December 31, 1912 ....... 478.07152
Business In Orepon for the ier.
Total risks' written dur-
Inr the year . 1,153.047.00
Gross premiums received
during the year ...... . 17.lM.4o
Premiums returned dur
ing the year 4.215.11
Losses paid during the
year '
Looses Incurred during
the year 8.173.. o
Total amount of risks -
outstanding In Oregon ' .
December 31. 1912 ....$ 953.122.00
By SAMUEL G. HOWE. Secretary
General Agent for Oregon:
HARVEY WKlLJS, HO. 34 vjuam- 1 1
Portland, Oregon.
P.esident Agent:
F. N. BIS'AMWELL, La Grande.
Oregon.
Our Fruits are kept in dust proof
cases which insures them 'eirig ab
solately sanitary.
Our delivery is at your service
any time.
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QUALITY GROCER
MAKiS HAIR GROW
rarialaa Sage aa lailperaUr Tba.
Hake Bsalr ftrew Abnadaatly
r Jieuej Back.
' If your hair is tbfnnlng aut grad
aally It woa't be long before the bald
spot appears.
is 'when you have hair to take rare
of. .
For tills (ailing hair the btst tm
cd:' known to mankind Is Parisian
Vage. It ts onponadcd oa scientific
principles and furnishes to the hair
root a nourishment that acts qu'ckly
and promptly and causes the balr to
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Bat raaaareer this: It kills the
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to get the most for your money.
Work Guaranteed. Give our Repair
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WAITE ELECTRIC COMPANY
New Foley Building. Phone M 199
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Rubber Buggy Tires
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D. F1TZGERALD, Prfrittor
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AS F9UHDRY
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