La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 13, 1913, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text' .. 0 v' i "U I t I , : St J . -ft -I ill ' i ii: if .11:: m " , fj 4 If: lv if f i it- ! . :1 m - m. I 4- f ft: Si ' ?2 PAGE POUR LA' GRAtfDE EVENING OBSERVER, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1913", West's 'Great Retnoaelin Sale WILL START MONDAY, JUNE 16th . " : -.' ' - ......... -.- .- . :. ,.. . . ... . .. - . -. 1 t - . . Watch for the big ad. tomorrow. Don't buy a dollar's worth until yon see the wonderful offerings at this forced aamuiic m mgii grace mercnanuie. , r 4 You Knou Wftaf a Sale At West's Means Wait for It THE OBSERVER BRUCE DENNIS, Editor and Owner Entered at the postoflice at La Grande, Oregon, as second class '. matter. ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Daily, single copy . . . . . , . . . . ... 5c Daily, per week ............... 15c Daily, per month 65c Daily, per six months in ad vance $3.50 Daily, per year in advance. ... .$7.00 Daily, by mail per year in ad- vance $4.00 Weekly Observer, per year in . advance $1.50 Advertising rates on application. All .. copy for display advertising must reach the offico the day before the ad appears. serving. In case of war there are two of our possessions . the Japs are , welcome to capture the Philippines and the In dustrial Workers of the World. Address all communications to THE OBSERVER, 1710 Sixth St., La Grande, Oregon. they should for the very simple reason that high prices tak,e a heavy toll from what superficially' appears like prosperity:- The desperate fighting. note which sounds through so much of the work ingman's discussion ? of present day problems is but the advance rumblings of what must become a mighty chorus of protest unless some means are found for the more equitable distribu tion of wealth. It is not so easy as it once was to tell the workingman that he is far better off than his grand father ever dreamed of being. He will retort that the modern Midases arer Two volcanoes, Mt. Vesuvius and many times richer than the richest" Emma Goldman are again hctive and men of the richest countries only a one can never tell the damage either generation or so ago. w;u d0i The truth is tat as men increase, in intelligence their.. wants expand.. Nat Goodwin has taken on a fifth politic but ultimately it means a high- were paying many dollars for it will er standard of civilisation. The way be bigger than several circuses, street to make radicals ' conservative is to fairs, wild west shows and vaudeville give them a stt&e that is worth con- j shows combined. . ' There will be many buckaroo con tests, log loading contests, rock drill ing contests, baseball games, boxing matches, and childrens' races. . . Then there will be beautiful parades', the grandest fireworks ever shown in' Eastern Oregon being imported direct from Japan by Baker Japanese for the occasion. A real Chinese cottage and garden where high priced teas will be served by Baker Chinese, free. There will also be dancing on the street, big . band concerts, pariotic songs arid speeches and a free lunch eon. , ' '.. . Lots of men who are so wise they won't take stock in a home industry will load up on mining and oil stocks of unknown value. '. ' ' 7. R. 11. IS anA la tent, if any of the benefits to be de-' half of bloeks 3, rived by said property by reason of and the east half of bw0 ' . ' , PASSING PROPERTY AROUND. , Contempt for property, say many commentators on current national symptoms, is growing in this country. Notice of Teachers' Examinations. Notice is hereby given that the county school superintendent of Un ion county, Oregon, will hold the reg ular examination for applicants for state and county papers, at La Grande, Oregon, as follows: Wednesday Writing, U. S. His- orf artistic appreciation operates to & & & s & & & & s & & & & tory vysiology, Physical Geography, change an indefinite longing for the' i---t j Reading, Composition, Methods in higher things of life into an impera-' Margaret E. Deal was born in Bel- Readin? Methods in Arithmetic, tive demand. The more complex the mont county. Ohio. Fcbruarv 2(5 1844 Thursday Arithmetic, History of man the more complex his wants and and died All economic progress is based upon wife. This looks like legalized poly- tnis expansion of wants. The savage a gamy, wants are easily satisfied; the wants' of primitive peoples are correspond- $$' ingly primitive; as individuals grow in culture they ask more and more of OBITUARY life. Every development of the brain s said improvement, have made their report in writing to said council, which report has been received by said council, and is on file 'in the office of the recorder of said city, and is open for your inspection. That it is the intention of said council to levy a special assessment against all the property hereinafter described for the purpose of paying the costs and ex penses of improving North Second street between the north line of "W" Avenue and the center of Lake Ave nue by laying thereon macadam pave ment on the roadway of said street, a width of forty feet, and contsruct ing cement, curbs, according 'to the plans and specifications therefore heretofore adopted by said council and on file in the office of the Re corder of said city, That the real property included in and the boundaries of the district benefitted and affected by said pro posed improvement are as follows: North Second street and the West 20, 21, 22, arid 23, in Riverside Au. ion to the City of La Grande, Oregon, and the west half of Block 4 and the east half of Block 9 in Rynearson's .. Addition to the City of La Grande,. Oregon, ail in the City of La Grande,, Oregon, and the estimated cost of asidl -proposed improvement is. $14,214.30:. You will further take notice that said city council will meet at the' council1 -chamber in the city building of said city on the 18th day of Juney 1913,. at , 8 o'clock p. m. of said" day to consider making the proposed levy and will thenand there grant a hearing to any and all persons felling aggreived. : against, or on account of, said propos-; ed assessment. . . Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this, 5th day of June, 1913. '"C CITY COUNCIL OF LAGRANDE OREGON, hZVi . citveofTarick' Wder of , City of La Grande, Oregon. N ei,:U'.'J.7:i;.;iw. M0tf NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That June 9. 1913 in this cif,, "utauon rsycnoiogy, metroqs m pursuant to an act of fhe W;sit;,. iiiey puim id me development oi in- f " " - v.- . i .... ..hl one wus ia years, a montns anu ill o---r-v -'miuur, Meographj'(j i r.. r'i :r-A f r - - dustrial unionism with its radical pro-1 were luxuries become necessities, days old. She leaves a luisband. two j Amorican Literature, Physics, Meth-i mry. 01 iM st.at5 ,f OregoS, kfr grm for democralizing industry s' BKks P'ctures, music, travel all th$ rom and two daughters, Mrs. Delia i "d.3 in Language, Thesis for Primary proved February S5i 1889, the follow proof of the .assertion. j S00 things of life appeal to him as Slahaff'ey, Miss Mav DcaT Wiliiam K. Certificate ; "I '"ff "unty 'warrants, Which were is- w vvvuihv !v 'ki - i weal anu iiobert L. Deal, three crand- i Hna practice Urtn- oucu tnan esven years property is to pass nrobertv around. Jhc tl,sk ofln twentieth century is. children. Miss Nell Mnhnffev." MU : 6flrrly' Ehgllah Literature-, tih Radicals usually are propertyless men ,0 recognize this domain! of an in- Hazel De;l, Harry Deal, nnd lliit-ei &cho1 1 with very littlo prospect for acquiring ' teHipent people as logical and to de- aged brothers in the eat, and a host any. High paper wages do not afford lse .ways t0 mcet lt The "higher' 0f youngw. ieiatitej, to mourn her the chance for saving that it scorns stnnrd living" tends temporarily loss, ejcfimd to Oregon with her to cause complications in the body husband tl?e spring of 1808, by wav of rwnkiua to -San Francisco, then to emis Algebra, The Test of Time I Time determines whether the policies under which . atcd are safe. a bank Is oper- This bauk haa beeq lu business twenty-a!x r0ars. It has grown steadily un:il It has Worne one of the strongs' and most prospprMig flnaocKn Ics-tltutions In the Weft. The soundness ... ,; nolloios ls attested by t!;e KnS list of conserv ative business n.eu w:. transact their business here: slso by au earned jurplus or iW, ,.,.00. the work of time and the rcs i'li o.' conservative manageraa it. Thla bank has facilities for taking care of more high gra.le Vr. ness nnd offer ! servt.os to those who api-rccia-.e th b.s! In banking. aw, Botrtftv. Civil Government faturaay a, Geomoetry, Geology, general iilstory, Bookkeeping. Dated r.t La Grande, Oregon, this 31st day, of May, 1913. Vortlund. then urt the Columbia vhVr. E. E. BRAGG, by boat to Umatilla. Then by itage, . County School Superintendent to La Grande. She has Weil a rgsi- jJune 6'10t- dent of La Grande 45 years. She' " i.,vo a n,,n,ii- r,f .,.! ... I Toke Plenty of Time to Eat. quaintanoes behind. She was a good,! . Th.ere ,is 8 that "Rapid eat- Jany. 3, 1906 kind and af.vtionate wife and a lov- '" '"K,u!- " ou nave Feby. 7, 1906 prior, the 1st day pf July, 1913, and wnieii have not been paid, will be'paid'by the' county treasurer if presented for pay ment within sixty days froni uiy 4UU3; and if eA"- --... J such Warrants or any of IhSfflj are not So presented for pay- me w.i'"1'' sixty days from July lst i91Sv they will be cancelled' by the. county court and payment thereof will be thereafter refused. Date Issued Sept 6, 1905, NN Sept 6, 1905, NN Septs C, 1905, NN Oct 4, 1905 ' Nov. 1, 1905 F Nov I 1905 Dec. (i, 1905 " 1 December 6, ll5()5 Jahy. 3, 190(3 Class Number : 5 ing mother, tnul loved by all who knew her. Riker to Celebrate. Baker, June (Special) Almost j tormea tne nabit or eating too rapidly Feby. 7, 1906 you are most likely suffering from Feby. 7, 1906 indigestion or constipation, which will March 7, 1906 result eventually in serious illness un- March 7 1906 less corrected. Digestion begins in May 2, 1906 tne moum. rood should be tMr- every kind of everybody from every! Ti j . May 2' 19015 part of Eastern Oreeon will be lp ' t.dcated nd insal.vated. May 2, 1906 ....i ,.., Then when you have a fullness of tiie Mav 2. lf)Ofi x Bigst nnd:stomnch orTed dul1 and sfurid after May 2. 1906 f eating, take one of Chamberlain's ion.: Tablets. La Grande National Bank La Grande, Oregon Capttat. 1100.000.00 Surplua. tlSO.OOO.OO Resources, 1.100,CW.0 DESIGNATED DEl'OSITORI OF TSITED STATES S0TERX1T. , OITED STATES POSTAL SATISGS DEPOSITORT. I-aker Jvilv 4;h and 5th Baker's second Annu Host Celebration. One reason is that there will be something to interest every class of people from everywhere, but the pr'm- j jets Yhev cipal reasvn is that everything is . " free. That means that you cannot spend j Mnv ?. ion.? Many severe cases of stoin-' M-.v o ton ach trouble and constipation have June 6 1906 ' been cured by the use of these tab- jum R ioor are easy to take and j.jne 6 100 I most nreeaoie m eiiecu tor sale June 6 1KB br an dealers. June 6 1906 June 6. 1906 i nt w y oi w emMm. Xt,iw of rroposed Stree, lmDrove.; " "V that will start early m the moming men . j " " 1-'v" of July 4th and continue until mid- Xo whom ,t may You Z;?-. at5ht July 5th. Jiou may have time haA notJfied that the commission-! 05 t j est r.d alvi but vmi will not Vave ' ...... , . .. i 1 ranch of that for evr. gomg pracuc.i.y ai me ume. mAd M eMm5nation of property.' TW. 6. IMS n Somrt nM tr wi'l h ten r fV' , r . le-C o, I7O0 Road B " ..... -'' - 1 ti rn Trnvn eAevanv-e a ut you wul not Wer, pointed by t,.e common councili - JJf' B it is planned to have of Cit of u G j 0 to ' Dec (C R fticaliv all the time. m.V. , .k. T ?d B events at or,c but all will be free. Even if everything Is free the cele bration will be run though yc 1V1h) Ia hlV tK cf TA vvttMc.A ! I - -h n.-u 1 of the street impervement hereinafter , 1906, Road B Witness my hand and seal of ' Favor of ' z C. A. Daugherty Max Miller Dave Cilnk ...... J.'C Shockley J. C. Shockley I Ml Geo. Ott ..mi' C. B. Akerberg Albert Stalk T. M. StubWefieid'.' Kosvoe Hughes C. G. Harrison ..... I- B- Alspick 8. W. Petrie Geo. Eller ........ -Harry Fleming ".' ' C. D. Huffman . . " ' " " H. O. Gorhnm ' Harry Allpn 1224 .1 Harry Barber'.'.'' f K. Houh ; ' James Maloney ...'.'.'.' ' J. L. Dunnington B- F. Webb Lew Fans "" Wm. Dobbs ..."...'",',' tieo. Simmnno .. 1329 Geo. Tallev " 13-0 'Mr. Mabel Presley w- B. Campbell' . . . . . . '.' ' Jess Kerr " " D- L. Perin ...'.'.'.'.'.'' C Wilkinson ? Ceo. A. Craig ... " - 982 ' 9S3 ' 9S5 37 , 229 240 u5 336 ' 437 : 474 557 t507 609 882 8S3 10S1 1124 1223 1237 123S 1311 1319 1327 132$ 1337 134S 209 271 272 431 470 43 oraas & Likens id connty court, this the 7th day Anioulitf .$ 2.001 , i.'O ' . 1.70 i. 7.20 . . 7.20, .. .0 5.50 1.70 -1.70 iso 1.70 . 1.70 1.70 . 1.70 . 6.00 . 6.00 . 1.70 . 1.70 1.70, IJmJ - 20 . l.OCr 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 3.30 1.70 35.50 , 2.20 : 2.20 2.20 1.05 -I.S0 June, ' aescrlbea, stoihealuationandex-tDany 6-10-11-12-lMl wily 6-13 ED. WRIGHT. County Clerk.