La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 05, 1913, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textfill' mm 1 0 V- lit - ' Mny Visitor and Delegates, Dresden, June 5. More than, 1,000 "visitors an ddeiegates , to the conr-H vion of the Internation Woman' "Sfarage Alliance In Budapest, June ltyto 20, arrived here today for a two dars visit and fonference with the' x Jcutive . committee of .the Saxony "aiaa Suffrage association. From l JL .J i . i- A j A - n b tee veiegates ana vwivura go v IV gu where they will be received' bywui Bohmw woman suiirage as-- soratifn. the -;:" r 1A QO.RaeTS . v heyl nytnrnont without bolts, (leal taMdJSnps or other pat- coiarivance. Thev naturally, eaa- ilyrsenilffid comfortable support th&bdWtii?.They are enthusiast!- caly eiidoraad by emient phjsiciana cal eidoraad by emaent ): u mrul never know the cruost ua- lot aefcofcforf s.-.-iU stjle, AkFeenVJtei to a Cos: ui Phona Jted 3221 and I wiU eaifcani 'ttivelyou a n?. A trial fitting In yo hdmi ccfcipfet11ine of Gossard cor BetA IsieffCbrasBio-c, hack pads, aoiftart belts and cirri'.- aprons PATTISON fa I 11 1 bu entfl 1 I rtJrestiere. rakon Rea3z21 Res. corner Spring m n . in m,r "-t t 1 ft ae . m ravlers! Cheqttesaria .Letters of ui 1 1 Credit. . ........ ... 1 . .vr ; Thtfy arerafaiJ&ble in' any part of the: -'4orld B6?of6 yOi(i2travel come in arid'" ?XMWWbtffWtiW United States 3. 'Offlwa, Nl;t.'(WT';'presideni'1!8la. WM.iMmer.i Vice Prosidentt -tat I ?'JT''Tj SC&OGGKiJ 7Ciwh"ier" -'' 'cK Sen t . . !") fiiiuO ju'iuV tnn t(3 ,.-.(?-) i J not vWT wi-j.tif) offfltf pirectora; tr.iafa-r . ,ol-.SI0.t -J ,K IT, Weat.'m.-Haier; T-'sgrog1n, A. T. Hffl; Ti'iBaoVnv,: Ji..uuTl"j ..i... . !.. -Jyt -Lf'J noon 1 ' . . Z ' r . . . J. F. flnnlov. J .1. Cuviriess. Judcre J. C. Henry ! ...i.f4 , Ill f ,;t f ! . MUSIC, ARTAND'DAMING AtjADBK-WEMfcr-jn'! hrt ;l Prof. Maiantl-U fiow in position 'tO' erifolt scndi&raor 'PfiyaUi leffspnffilniMusic.'Art.And ,DanpJjg. f.sJik.l if ui iv . f j.-r.Prlccs Bmiffe ffMusl? Lessoas-Vtolin and MaiSlditJ "Xft 'Lerisbi-M3rayonfl and" Paateii" f)Kn6Init Le8s6nsi-Laales, CowpletB Dancing' Ijes'sbs-e'nllemen's'Cp'letCoui'se fihildren'i JMatirie'e Dancing s'2 foa n. m.,v Ofderl takWfor ",the,most pleasing- satisracui j . , ... ...I t'lin:i!linf pWtc ffou ' shail'fcive aelr and nerhaps the ' last ' - money on ou yrt - o"ibou.chi . " 'land Academy;'' 1419. WaahtngtOn'C Dance ntgnts Tu'osday and 'Sat- 9J l urday. Heacock's 'brchestra.': rtwoes Red j1 j21'' 'TlmY ' ' - ' s'- ' '"' ' -rr r--r---.-.., nririlr :.u- A'.lfi c a ri t nonp IS TOO MUCK HEAT SAID TO H . - cause. BE Portland Finds) Sirawftenries Have an ' -'7:". Off'' Yeas. f Portland; June 5. The strawberry erop of Oregon promises only a half 'yield at this time, amf a further de ; crease in th output La expected in some " quarters;' The ; recent : warm" weather has cooked: at targe per cent of the fruity Besides forcing another big per cent to maturity at too rapid a pace;0 ':V:V;::''."v The result is-that the berries from practically all sections are hot up to standard quality; have1 little if any taste, and are generally of small size. . iJi 1 . A A a 1 "0B5 .a" " " madt agams J thh" T! nas oeen inline uuia uumr. , have , been 'arriving mostly in poor t v t ! 1. snape, anu HUino vcrr row uncea iiau been named In consequence, Only aH few sections have sent forward Gold? Dollar this season in good condition J but these have brought best prices. General Market Conditions. . Egg market softer. : Chicken demand good. Butter situation strong. Strawberry growers combine I ' i .w . - ( war em - fovi can maketrrat National Bank . 1 .'!-, am In . t ... ! ' . t r, fT -r : if, 'o.l l-r.rrnQ A. bn hm:.U ia-FItowa -"- r . , ',5,0c, f $1.00 I 'rsr;; a. 1 "&g SIZE ; I LebwwB jSc.'ier ,les's6tf 'every Sdturdkyi or eu'lavglrig. photographs1 that 'will' g've - !MaiEantr ''dona' tlnii 1 W jiMc'vim 'lvi'l .havebf Mme dear) $n'e you1 ! 'same'retuifned and:;n'6'losa''of ." ..w uuhiwj itvioiavwi. N'ii.i.tr.j i.tfn)i. st atural Mineral 'Water .'n.i V4il ,nn'l i;'i!-i m.i I -,v . nr. aVa4H0BVsaaaBBatMESBEHBK3i 1 ' " Veal trade firmer, , Oniona am cheaper. Cocaf potatoes scon. lUual quotations today arej: . . in bii. : Ft It raaea egsi 20c .: BwtObr Fancy creamery,. M cent 1 3b. nU; t Bx roll 66c ' Ranch tMrtter 1 lb. roll' 30o: & ioIB 56c " ' . . Flow, Hay, Feed, Bte. ' WUd Hay (retail) 112.00. . " ' Ttaothy--$16.00i816.00. ' Alfalfa lay $13.00 (retail)i. ' sBorta fi.40. , '( Oats $1.60 per cwt : IBran $l.J5per cwt. .'Soiled Oats $1.60 per owtu r ' j Eolled Barley 21.50. Slue Stem flour 11.40. ' V Tatent 91.30. . ( ,"7; i White Quartz 11.40 sack j Snowdrlftr-$1.40 sack. !) i .Sea Foam 11 20. i . Cattte ' " Choke' steers 17.25. ; Common $6.50. Cows, top $6.00 j $ Fancy light cows $6.75i j Heavy calves $4.0005.50- an. Fancy light calves $T.7 I 1 ? , , i 1 , Hogs. j Best light $7.40. 4 Medium light $7.65, , it' Best heavy $6.80. . Rough and heavy $6.60k s-f. ,. . Sheep. . " Best yearlings $6.00i . Yearlings $5.00. - : Fancy ewes $4.60. ' Fowl and Hlscellaaeeas. : Ducks, dressed. 18c. Geese Dressed 18c. ' t. VgUWe and Mlseenaaeeat. ' Asparagus : (Wallb Walla) 10 straight. : ' Rhubarb 6c. Green Peas (Walla Walla) 10c. Onions $2.00 cwt, small lota 2c lb. ' . Young onions S fop 10c.' Potatoes 6O0 pet cwt." Beans White, 8 l-8c: Una, 10 eaata Radishes, (Walla Walla and home grown) 6c. .. ' Cabbage (new) 7c lb. Spinach 5c. ; ;r . - New potatoes 10c, '3 lb. for 25c. ' , Young turnips 5c. ? , Beets 5c..';' ';:.' '.r.. 't- Cucumbers Walla Walla hothouse, 20c, . 235c. ' ' ' " ' ;::;' Fruit, BfU . .. Strawberries (Ore.) 20c. i Lemons 45 and &0c. ... Home grown apples BOc.1' , Oranges 5 5-60-60c. Bananas 40c per dot. Grape fruit 15c, Y-)y, ' Sugar Fruit sugar, retail ,1 . (cash) $5.60; same, grade 30 days $6.00, Beet sugar Cash $5.40; thirty days $5.80. Honey 20c. 3 lbs. for 50c. , . . Notice. The Club cafe has changed owner ship. Jim Livermore, the former proprietor, has sold out to Sam Kee, who will pay all outstanding debts on June 15th at noon. Please present all bills against the Club Cafe on that date for payment ... 5-30 to 6-15. SAM KEE. r- The Kjck of the Cook. (During oue of bis first tours in the I . .HUbtxon tujwj a Wfuuer wliich was equul to anvtUluc pe couia have expected in one of the tfst rnrlslan rostmirauts. ne was so lirprised and pleased that he sent hla tlianks and compliments to the chef. ft IA tewf years later, happening to be In vie oumo cuy, ue again went to tnat i;ctaurnnt. Tlie nieul he got wasstill fiur above the average, but was not so goorj.as jbefore. However, on the occa sion of a third visit Ue again tried the Bnkue Dlace. The food frpm the beginning of the meal to Wile asked the head waiter whether .ip rormer chef had left. He had not left, : th(e-,)fjiUe.& informed him. and, on teliig pressed for an explanation of the fjinnge in the quality of tho meals, he '"'If ' you had 'o ' play, night after tight, before au nildleuee of barbarians who did not appreciate the best things in yonf perfarniunc,' would you con tinue year after" j-eori.fco ulav as wll asj you do now?" Henry T. Fink's "Food and .Flavor." '' i'-iuiU T,J 'i!t!l -fqrjtq . 'Z rFa8hlonaMe Socfat1 Function. puuuuii, dune o. ins most lasn- loriable, social, f unction"of the sea son" will lake place 'at Albert Hall tonight, when' inthe liame bf charity syciuvy will xruuc hv mo gurgeoua OBSERVER WANT-AB6 ." BRINC. RESULTS. WANTED Giri for general: house- ,. work, small, family. Call at Ob server off ice ' ' 6-16-tf WANTED Laani mowers' to sharp en and lawnai to cut. B. FT. Neal, 801 Spruce. - ; 6-2-4t WANTED Boarders and roomers at , 905 Spring, S. Call Black' 8881, V'.-v:' . . 680-6t WANTED GliJ ; for general ; house work..: Callia Dr. Hall's office, be tween 4 and! 5 p. m, ? ,V ; 6-4-tff HELP WANTED Two . women , and one man tor hospital .andi hotel work. Jfiionee Hot Lake Sanatorium. u;;;r . . . e-4-tf WANTED Man and wife without children, fnr ranch work.7 Call or write Hector McDonald, Wallowa, Ore. -.. - 5-22.tf TWO PAMETTERS WANTED All around men." See E. C. Thatcher, ,1604 Firafc 8treet , in forenwon. 6-5-6t WANTED-An elderly couple for light work on a ranch. Permanent if satisfactory. Call or address Dr. . Law, vTition, Oregon. . . . 6-25-tf WANTET A first class blacksmith for general farm and sawmill work. A good chance for the the right man. Address" L. B. Hyatt, Telocaset, Ore. 1 f 1 6-23-tf FOR SALE Household -; furniture. Room 9, Lewis Bldg, 6-S3tf FOR SALE 4 room house, ' 60 foot lot, a bargain, and terms. Edw. W. Kemmerer,..2p04 Adams Ave. ? FOR SALE Cheap . by owner, one six room plastered house and house-' hold goods, one-half block ground, plenty fruit. . Inquire at 1101 D Ave., between 5th and 6th streets. :- -v-: ,; : 5-9-lm-pd FOR RENT Light housekeping rooms, 1914 Third St. 5-21-tf FOR RENT Four room house, furn ished or unfurnished. Inquire 2008 Second strret. 5-31-tf FOR RENT 1 six room and 1 four i ' room modern house. 908 N Ave. ',".-,: ' ...-v.. 6-3-tf FURNISHED housekeeping', rooms, with modern bath. Phone Black 641. - : ' . . 5-15-tf FOR RENT Modern 6 room cottage furnished. Address P. O. drawer 889, or call Main 188. ' 5-27-tf EGGS FOR HATCHING $1.00 per setting for balance of season, from . thoroughbred stock, none" better. Black and Buff Orpingtons, Rhode Island Reds, Barred Plymouth , Rocks, and Indian Runner Ducks. Call or phone. Chas. E. Perry 1315 Jackson Ave. 6-13-13-lm FINE weather demands fine clothe3. "The Wardrobe" at your service. See Wheelwright about your con crete work. Call Red 901. 4-5-tf - Garbage hauled. Prompt service. Phone N. N. Mason, Black 622. PASTURE 325 acres best bunch grass at reasonable rates. Ad. dress L. B. Hyatt, Telocaset, Oregon. . ' ' ' 5-23 -tf AUTO TRUCK FOR HIRE Suit able for camping trips, and party rides to valley points. Good cush ions, excellent service, prices rea sonable. Telephone to Black 1551. 6-25-tf FOUND An Elks charm, tooth filled with gold, bearing number 433. In puire of Secretary La Grande lodge, 433. , 3JL-5t LOST Elk charm and chain. Initials P. L. and No 433. Suitable reward. Return to Pauline Lederle. . 5-6-2t ball called "A Fete at Varsailles." The ball is given for the benefit of the Soldiers and Sailors Help society, and King George and Queen Mary and' Queen Alexandra head the long Classified FRATERNAL ORDERS. A. F. & A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. ft A. M. hold regular - meetings first ami third Saturdays at 7:30 n. ra. Cordial wokomo to V al Masons,. -:: GEO E. COCHRAN,. W. A. a. WILLIAMS,. Sea. M. B. P, O. E. La. Grande Lodge No 133 meets each. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in Elk's club corner of De pot street, and, Washington, avenue. Visiting brothers cordially invited to attends. L. E. DUNN,. E. R. H, E..GOOLIDGE, Roc. Sjc WOODMEN: OF THE WOB-..D U Grande Lodge No. 169 W. O. W. meets every first and thi1") Fridays at I. OJ. Ol. F. hall. Alii visiting members-welcome. :j V W:W. BERRY,, CC. J. H. KEENEY, Clerk ; MODERN' WOODMEN OF AMER ICA Lai Gfcande Camp' No. 7703 meets on. the-first and third Thurs day evenings, of each month in the K. of P. hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. ' ?- - A. W. NELSON, V-C. . :"' W. F. LANDRUM, Clerk. ROYAL NEIGHBORS Meets every second! and' fourth Fridays every month. All visiting members cor dially invited. ' 1 ' CORA FITZGERALD, Oracle. LILLY C KIMMLE, Recorder. REBEKAHS Crystal Lodgo No. CO meets every Tuesday evening in ths I. Oi O. F. hall. All visiting mem bers are invited to attend. ' vl MATTIE GOLDEN, N. G. ' EVA MONROE, Sec. : L. O. O, M. La Grande Lodge No. ; 850, "Loyal Order of Moose holds , ' regular meetings first and third ' Monday nights, at I. O. O. F. hall. Visitors always welcome. ' ( : P. A. FOLEY, D. C. H. SCRANTON, Sec. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross , Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday night in Castle hall, (Old Elks' hall) A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knichts. - H. P. OLIVER. C. C. ''''; -- R. L. LINCOLN, K. of R. & S. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S.. holds stated communications the - second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Visiting members cor dially invited. MISS CYNTHIA STEIN, W. M. - MARY A. WARNICK, Sec. F. O. E. La Grande Aerie No. 259 , meets every Friday evening at 8 : o'clock, at the K. of P., hall. Vis iting members cordially welcomed. HARRY W. SWART, W. P. L. F. BELLINGER, Sec. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT CIRCLE NO. 47 Meet second and fourth Tuesday nights of. each month at K. of P. hall. All visiting neigh -bors welcome. - LENA HEAD, G. N. LILLIE ALLSTOTT, Clerk, OSTEOPATHS. GEO. W.. ZIMMERMAN Osteopath physician. , Over Lilly's hardware store. Phone Main 63. , Successor to Dr. F. E. Moore. list of patrons. :'T All the dancers will have to wear costumes of the period of Louis XIV., V., or XVI. from 1646 to 1793, and the ball will culminate at mid night In a grand Bpectacle in which Louis XIV will receive his contem porary reigning sovereigns attended by their courts. Many prominent Diiictotf PHYSICIANS' AMD' : A. L. RICHARDSONy M. Dt J. W. LOUGHLIN,, M. Di Drs. Richardson ift T Hlia J Physiciaaa- and, surgeon Phonea OflSce, Black 1862. Dr. Richard. ' son's res. Main 661 Dtf Loaghua' res. Mam 767. " DR. R. E. L: HOLT Physician and surgeon; successor Dr N. Moli. . tor; corner Adams, avenue- and De' pot St. Phones Office- Maia 68 ' Residence,'. Main- 7301 r DR. M. K. HALL Physician and sur-j geon. , New; Foley Building tkird ". floor. Phoned Main 68. C. H. UPTON,' Ph. Gv K, Di Pbyst- c 1 . . . .. ' tiou ouu ouiKcuii, oiocim accention ' 1 io eye, ear; nose- and throat Of-? v fice in La- Grande National Bank ' Building.' Phones: 1 Office- Kain 2; residence, Main' 32'. . -f, DR. H. L. UNDERWOOOi-PnysicIan and surgeon. Diseases of the eye a specialty. , , , . DR. DORA J; UITOERWOOO Di,. eases of women, and children. Of. . fices Adams avenue, over Red V. Cross Drug- Store; VETERINARY DR. P. A. CHARLTON Veterinary ; surgeon. COunty stock inspector. ; Office at Hill's drug store,' La Grande. Residence phone, Red 701; effice phoney Black 1361. CHIROPRACTORS. G. T. DARLAND CHIROPRACTIC PARLORS: No. 4, Depot St., ad joining Oregon hoteL Phone Red 1751. DENTISTS. MODERN PAINLESS DENTISTS Dr. D. J1. Gillirand, Operator; Dr. Thos. C. Ohmart, Mgr.- Depot and Adams Ave., La Grande, Ore. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. H. E. DIXON, LAWYER All State and Federal Courts. Collections. Rooms 4 and 6, La Grande Nation al Bank Building, ; . . ,, ,: COCHRAN & EBERHARD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eberhard, Attorneys. La Grande National Bank Bldg., La Grande, Oregon T. H. CRAWFORD; ROBT. S. EAKIN CRAWFORD & EAKIN Attor- . neys at law. Practice in all the courts of the state and United ; States. Office in La Grande Na tional Bank Building, La-Gwdc, ' Oregon. , . ; . R.f J. GREEN Attorney-at-Law. Rooms 9-10, Sommer Bldg., La , Grande, Ore. Practices in all sta and federal courts. ' ! ' ' E. W. EASTMAN, Attorney at Law, 108 Elm St., La Grande,' Oregon, Practice in all courts of Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS. CHAUNCEY E. BUNTING Archi j tect. General building work. Ejti msfo cheerfully furnished. Room 9, Loftua Bldg.- , i. J-JVy:-., Americans will be present among them Lady Newborough (Grace Carr of Kentucky) and Lady Arthur Paget (Mary Stevens of New York) who have taken a leading part in the or ganization work. The former will represent Poland and the latter will represent France in the spectacle of the nations. ' (II ' ; J inv i b("i if''.- vm,,-! M ; 'in .1 iVj'.-'