La Grande evening observer., June 16, 1913, Image 3

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. than now. t A you know, th '
"lumber fit for milling is getting
scarcer n jt. -Then -why'
not bnoin bufldinff now' and take
advantage of the present " mr-' ;. '
V Tifrn- nnn will reo-ret !
it We-have full supplies" t or
high-grade lumber for both ' ex-
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ENAHA LUMBER COMPANY !
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Lef 4s Protect Your Health
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by putting your plumbing in flrst-clafia sanitary crQf
dition; connecting it to sewer so ifrvwill pass all sard-
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Licensed Plumbers- BAY & ZWEIFELA GRANDE
ojnpfefe Equipment tor Resetting and Repairing '
tf! I mzRupto Buggy tires : 5 '
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS:
; D, ITZGERALlb, Proprietor ', ?'i V
COMPUTE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY
Job secretary to President Sweet
' and : Rum ,Hall nmu Tuaailmv .'MMi
the Bueka. "Olimmie" ia umall in tit
ure but looms high ' over everything
. I that has- been hera in nmna cm.
V - ' , (pfccity. Walla Walla couldn't get used
Perry, Ore., June 16. (Special).- to letting the breaks go as they ought
Mr. D. C Ecclea of Ogden, was a visit- to go. ' i "
or at Perry this week. ' . ' Peterson's tripple in the first-inning
-.Mr. and Mrs. J. Jackson of Chipper of 'the afternoon game was a bird in
wa' Falb, Wis., Igft for Portland on. ft the cateher-infielder. got away
weanesaay nignc. Mrs. jacicson nasfairty good ail day Sunday. '
been visiting relatives here In Perry
for several months, and wa4 - joined;
by her husband just recently. They
will spend a few days in Portland and
then return to tyieir Some tn Chippe
wa Falls, Wis. r . f,.',., .
"Mr. Fred Taylor," formerly superin)
tendenti .cf the.. Amalgamated- Sugai
Company at La Grande, and wife, both
of OgderjiMr. apd Mrs.. C. P.FerrJn
and Mrs.' George. Stoddard made' a
brief trip to Perry pesterday. Frpm
here hej went to the logging camp pn
a sight-seeing trip.
x :, Superintendent W. Y. Stoddard add
wife returned this morning from Port
land.- Mr. Stoddard has been on a
business tour through Utah and Cali
fornia, the past . two weeksr-and Re
turned via Portland. At Portland njs
wife imetThim and they spent a feW
dys at he Hose shpwi Mr. Stoddard
'states' that the weather in. Portland
was beautiful "while'they were there.
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DEFiNmONS
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You housewives
you who delight in preparing dainty dishes
foryour table you who like to make choco
late cakes, puddings, sauces and fudges do
yod know that real Dutch Cocoa actually
is better for cooking purposes than chocolate
that it has a richer, finer flavor? fhas
and it's much easier to use. ;
VAN HOOT&v'S -
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DUTCH COCOA
You can makt chocolare icing in an instant with Kona. i Na
Rating it s ready. You II like the rich. Dutch, chocolate flavor
ona Cocoa is made m Holland and yet it costs only half as much
as domestic Cocoas because it oestwice as far. Aitt your grocer
today. Two sizes 10c and 25c. - -9 I
Try it on this recipe: J- .
ICINGS Thro? tables poona Rona Cocoa dtiuwlved Insufficient boil
ing water to make thick paate; add cream or bettor: beat in con
- fectionar'e ausar until right color and coMiitepcjr are obtained.
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C. J. VAN HOUTEN 6- ZOON v
VVEESP, HOLLAND
i,:. 1100-1108 S. WbuhAv..Ctiicao
Walla, 6; La Grander6.'i Home runs,
Lundtsrom: ' Two-base hits, Martini.
Three-base hits, -, Peterson. Double
plays, Welch to Lundstrom to Sheely.
Umpire, Richardson. .:?, Game; began
3:30; game ended 5:14.
Struck out By Welch, 2;' by Fitch
.Walter's best drive yet came, in the
morning game. ' It was .'a low, hard
one that hit a pool of water but plow
ed through the slushy and made Mar
tini get' on his horse and give chase,
yv home run. would about be the rec
ord but for;that pool of water, ,,. t .
"Ping hit a bee-liner at the pitciher's
box in the morning game so fast that
J'Chimmie" could not get out of the
wiy 'and, it hit his big toe. The, little
umps; hooped;" around on one foot for
several (finings afterwards.;;?'.,'. .s-i..
Lewis: m& judged a long -fly that
helped win for the Bears but eutsde
otihit got- away in fine Style both
games. Uurtiss the other new out
fielding 'ability, ' Curtiss battel the
better of the two. t - -u ? '
Pendleton
"North Yakirtla , -. ... . . . . ... . ...4. 10 . 1
." Batteries Peet and Ha worth: Kile
and upraon, xayior. y ; ,j
c Irrigation. Men Lost Game-
Baker Score: E. H E.
Boise , . J. . . 5 9"t0
Baker ..V
' Batteries
and Troeh.'
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- f " Thre? telephone Ssystema ia a town."
PURGATORY: ,r
. , Two tdephono systenu. . T), 1 w.
PARADISE:
1 One Good Telephone System.
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North Yakima Score: ... R.. M,,-. n
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-Bonner and aGrd, Ward,
Take Plenty of Time to Eat;
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ner, 11. Bases onalls-rOff Welch, lljlngWslow suicide." ' If - you - have
iff Fitchnpr, 4. Sacrifice hits, Davis j f0rrtled the habit of eating too rapidly
Oti irtMM 9 M.I.aii' Cfnlnn Tiaaaa TTa r- i ... . MM 1 M
2; King , Nadeau". Stolen bases, Har
mon, Fitchner. v, " ,
La- Grande had" two down in . the
first of the afternoon game when
she made her four runs. In the ninth
when she needed two runs to tie and
had two. down 'luck " wouldn't come
back. , i ' 1 'j .
It will be a long time until you beat
that morning contest.
- For once President Sweet sent an
umpire to La Grande that gave us all
that was coming to us, and no more.
"Chimip" Richardson was called in to
Boise last night to get back "on his by all dealers.
you are most likely .suffering from
indigestion or constipation, which will
result eventually in serious illness un
less- corrected. - Digestion ' begins in
the mouth. Food should be tbor
oughly mastidcated and insalivated..
Then when you have a fullness of the
stomach or feel dull and. stupid after
eating, take :.: one of Chamberlain's
Tablets . Many severe cases of stom
ach trouble and constipation;; have
been- cured by the use of these' tab
lets. They are easy to take and
most agreeable in effect. ... For sale
HOTTER
borders and linings every thing'in the
newest designs in Wall Papers are
here in the most artistic patterns and
most popular colorings.' We are show
ing a particularly handaome line of
parlor and drawing room papers the
kind that will please-the-discriminat-
ing housewife of artistic tastes, .The
dualities are lilgh but the prices-are
exceedingly reasonable.'" ' ' ,i
I708i Si-cth St.' ' 'Pho,c V'
- La Grande Electric Co.,. best wir
ing and, supplies. fxcated.("oIey
Hotel blockr Adams' Ave. r 6-26-t
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J.H PEARE&SON
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NOTICE.
; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
pursuant to. an act of the legislative
assembly of the, state of Oregon,,ap
proved February 25, 1889, the follow
ing county warrants, which were is
sued more than esven years prior to
the 1st day of July, 1913, and which be thereafter refused.
have not been paid, will be paid by the
county treasurer if presented for pay
ment within sixty days from July 1st,
1913; and if such warrants or any of
them, are not bo presented for pay
ment within sixty days from July 1st,
1913, they will be cancelled by the
county court and payment thereof will
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Anheuser-Busch Beer
On Draught
1 v AT THE
LOTTES BAR
1118 JEFFERSON AVE.
Date Issued , Class
Sept 6, 1905, NN,
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Sept. fl, 1905, NN
Oct 4, 1905
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July 5, 1905, Road B.
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Number,
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1223
1224
1225
1237
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1311
1319
1327
1328
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1337
1348
209
271
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451
470
643
Favor of Amount
C. A, Daugherty ; 2.00
Max Miller ....... ,.i 1.50
Dave Clink ............... 1.70
J. C. Shockley ........
J. C. Shockley .r..... .
Geo. Ott
' C. B. Akerberg .......
Albert Stalk
T. M, Stubblefield
' . Roscoe Hughes . .
C. G. Harrison
L. B. Alspick
. R. W. Petrie
Geo. Eller . ,
Harry Fleming
C. D. Huffman
, H. Oi Gorham . 6.00
Harry Allen .' 1.70
Harry Barber 1.70
E. Hough 1.70
James Maloney ............ 1.70
J. L. Dunnington 2.60
B. F. Webb ....... . . . . .... 1.00
Lew Faus ................. 1.70
Wm. Dobba ............... 1.70
. Geo. Simmons 1.70
1.70
7.20
7.20
5.50
6.50
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
6.00
Reading Methods in - Arithmetic.
Thursday Arithmetic, History of
Education, Psychology, . Metrods in
Geography, Grammar, Geography,
American Literature, Physics, Meth
ods in Language, Thesis for Primary
Certificate. '; , , '
FridayTheory and practice, Orth
ography, English Literature; Chemis
try, School Law,' Botany, Algebra,
Civil Government i
Saturday , Geomoetry, Geology,
General; History, Bookkeeping. . -
Dated at La- Grande, Oregon, this
81st day of May, 1913. ., ;Y.
- E. E. BRAGG,
County School Superintendent
june 6-10t
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
6-30 to 6-16". " SAM KEP
La Grande's Leading Jewelers
. and v ssanufacturing Opticians.
You are trusting' yourself to a , J
-tore- of twenty-two ; years' i
, standing which should satisfy J
you that you will be treated
Call when you desire anything
r in. the jewelry line or are in
1 need of glasses.
CAL PARLORS' IN EAST
ERN OREGON. ,
We
Grind Our"
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J. H. PEARE
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Grand Union!
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Order your bread : and J
cakes of tho Grand Union Tea
Co. We also carry a complete '
line of fancy and staple gor- J
ceries. . '
- THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
TEA AND COFFEE STORE I
IN TOWN. J
Vacuum
KOUSZ CLIAK15B
H'.iOLSTEMJra
FURNITURE REPAIRING
MATTRESS MAKING
rUBHlTUSK PACXOA.
I- F. BELLINGE1,
1607 Wash. Ave.
Phone Black 1022 '
j Martin's Ondy
Factory
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FULL LINE OF HOMEMADE
CANDIES ALWAYS FRESH'
ICE CREAM IN ANY QUAN
TITY -ADAMS AVE. - "
Geo. Talley . .
. Mr, Rodgers
Mabel Presley
W. B. Campbell
Jess Kerr ......
D. I Perin ..;
. C. Wilkinson 2.20
Geo. A. Craig ........ . . . . 2.20
National Lumber company . . ,1.05
Thomas & Likens ........ 1.80
1.70
1.70
3.80
L70
85.50
2.20
Witness my hand and seal of said county court, this the 7th day of June,
-- , ' ED. WRIGHT,
Daily 6-10-11-12-13-14 wkly 6-13 ' ' ', County Clerk.
Notice of Teachers' Examinations.
Notice is hereby given that the
county Bchool superintendent of Un
ion county, Oregon, will hold the reg
ular examination for applicants for
La
state and county - papers, . at
LGrande, Oregon, as follows:
r Wednesday Writing, U. S. His
tory, Physiology, Physical Geography,
Reading, Composition, Methods in
Drink
SAM-0Narral
and
You'll ..&o Joy r- of-liviiig
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NORTONIA HOTEL
European ! American Plan
A. S. HOGUE, Mngr.
A hotel, whose homelike comforts
and safety will appeal to you and
- your . family. Ladies' tea room -
beautiful roof garden and large lob
by for your pleasure nnd convenience
Located close to the shopping district
Write forfamily rates. :
Eleventh St. off Washington.
PORTLAND : OREGON
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