La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 28, 1914, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI I T II I ... n - p ..i "WAliC-iV" ..... LA QRANTIE EVENIKG OBSERVER. WEDNMH Y, JANUARY 14 FIRE STARTLES MANY NEWS ITEMS OF INTER EST FROM BUSY TOWN. Society Doings and Records of liiness Briefly Told. Joseph, Jan. 27. (Special) At about seven o'clock last Friday night a fire was discovered in one of Mrs. Mitchell's houses on First avenue. The fire department was called and tiad the fire under control in a few minutes. ' Ncboey was hurt; but very little was saved. It is supposed that the fire started from a dfectiveflue, Mrs. Mitchell had no insurance. Grace Caviness, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Caviness, is very sick with pleurisy and it is feared she, may have to undergo an operation.' Miss Eyadne McCully entertained the basketball teams of the Joseph Tiigh. school last Friday night. The -evening was spent in playing, after ' which refreshments were served. AH are effusive in their praise of Miss "McCully as an entertainer. " . The Zethilethian Literary Society of 'the Joseph high school, held their, program last Friday, after which the election of officers took place for the second semester. The officer elected are: Louis Stevenson, presi dent; Dean Pollock, secretary, and Shirley HayeV treasurer. It is the intention of this society to hold a aer ies of debates with the different high schools of the county. ' Misses Ruth Smith, .Fay and Annis Wade, Zona Combes, Clara Bauers and Kate Harmon of Enterprise, were -up to Joseph last Friday for the W. H. W. dance. R. C. Kingsley of Imbler, was in Joseph last week looking over his ranch on Prairie creek, that he traded some Walla Walla farm land for. It is the intention of Mr. Kingsley to es tablish, a modern dairy farm. Sheriff Edgar Marvin was up fast Tuesday on official business. J. P. Rusk of La Grande, was in Joseph greeting friends and attending to some business. Prof. Mazanti came in Tuesday to give his regular weekly dancing les- sons. Everyone speaks of Prof. Ma zanti as being a good instructor. The eirls W. S. W. club held an VMemme's riNIST QUALITY ' LABOIST VAM1CTY NOTICE. I Elia Synhorstt KOTICE oY the recorder of the city: Jose B. Hills "CM E6I."Uu only ladlea'atioe dreaaint; that Doaittvelr contain! Oil. Blacka and Pollaliealadiaa' and children'! boot and ahcx-a, ami Maf.SM. TIINCI CLOSS." 10c IlkMnHanf niBMtortan ahoett. Sbd IlitT combination for ceiiUamen who and 'U-ala,loc mr combination for ceutlamen wno um pride In halng their ihoM look A 1. watorcaeoior and luatra to all biack ahoea. Poliah with a araak or cloth, Mcetita. "1A1V ELITr alzM? canta. "CUT SHINE," rwattrproof paata poliah fbraaV klnda of black ahoea, Contain aila and anatt Mlisk and arcwrvc the leather. Bona open with Ik., inc. aiissn BULLY 811111" aama priaa. If yuiirdler dooa not Ibe kind ou want. aaad-oa) the nrlceln atampa for fiill.li. im'k. ctiraa4 A.a aikanw atraat. CambrMaa. Thi Oldest and Largest ManufactMtm.t Skat PolUha i tht Wot Id. ness as he has been unable to take care of the work, for the demand is too great on horses. " , ' J. T. ?xr- !" ?TA.---lay for Port land on a busmen trip. Mrs. Lawrence Caviness entertain ed the Five Hundred Club last Fri day. Mrs. S. H. Saunders won the: honors. Dainty refreshments were served. - Joe Taylor has been confined to his home for "a week with a bad case of la grippe, necessitating his missing a week of school. ; ANSWER THE CALL. La Grande People Have Fomd That This Is Necessary. A cold, a starin, a sudden wrench, A little cause may hurt the kidneys Spells of backache often follow, Or some irregularity of the wine. A splendid remedy for such attacks A medicine that has satisfied thou sands Is Doan's Kidney Pills. ' Thousands of people rely upon it. J. M. Johnson, barber, Main St.,. Union, Ore., says: "Constant stand ing, I think, weakened my kidneys, causing pam and soreness ' in my, back. One day a customer who heard me complaining, told me Doan's Kid ney Pills were good and advised me to begin using them. I got a box at Wright's Drug Store, (Nonw the Red Cross Drug Store), and used them but a short time before I was convinced that the man who recom- i i . . i i i. i . , . r. . . ni. 1 i menaea vnem io me wicw wimi nc invitation dance in Roupe s hall last , Triday, night. Everyone reports Doan8 Ki(ey pnla off and 0 ginee( having had a fine time. Next Friday ,and they never fail to give the best night the Tillicum club will have a ot reguita in a short time. I am just dance in the same place. The latter ' as ready to endorse them now as club is composed of young people. Iment several years ago. In my opin- C P. Chamberlain, inspector of the T was when I gave my first state O.-W. R. & N. depots, was in Joseph ion, Doan's Kidney Pills aredeserving inenoofin io Knirs at of the highest praise. ow n it simply ask for a kidney remedy- cet Doan's Kidney Puis the same .that Mr. Johnson had. Foster. Mil- F. H. Gauike of Joseph, made a bus- burn Co., Props., Buffalo, N, Y, iness trip to waiiowa rriaay. N Mrs. Frank Bowman and children have gone to spend a few days with her parents at Pendleton, the O'Sul Jivans. T. H. Maxwell, inspector of. meas ures and weights for Wallowa coun- the depot. ' . John Able of Flora, was in town) last week transacting business Biliousness and Constfpattlon Cured. If you are ever troubled with bili ousness or constipation you will be in terested in the statement of R. F, Erwm, Peru, Ind. "A year aeo last ty, spent the fore part of the week winter I had an attack of indigestion followed by biliousness and constipa " p. OM1IHI U1I J IIIQBffUICa III IMS city. Frank Reel's new auto truck arriv ed in Joseph last Saturday. The new truck will aid Mr. Reel in his busi- tion. Seeing Chamberlain's Tablets so highly recommended, I bought a bottle of them and they helped me right away." For sale by all dealers. We Will Give Away a $15.00 Lamp It is beautiful with its. hand painted shade. It will be given in the Observer Pennant Table Cover Contest. Whether you win any of the $21 worth of prizes or n ot you will possess the beautiful table cover you can make out of Observer Pennants, but you can win a prise if you try hard enough. Read about it and see the picture of the lamp in this paper. You must hurry if you want the beauti ful State of Oregon pennant. They are going fast VFor Frwt Bit an Chapped Sun. Poir frost batten, ears,, fhtgers and of Ltv Grande, Oregon, of the assess ment U improvement district No. 63 of the city ot La Grande, Oregon, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the assessment' fof the improvement of Second street, being improvement district No. 53 of the city of La Grande, Oregon, under the provisions of Ordinance No. 763, Series 1914, An ordinance declaring the cost of im proving Second street with gravel bitulithic hard surface pavement from' the north property line of Spring Avenue to the south line of the cul vert extending over the irrigation ditch or canal crossing Second street through lot 3 in block 18 and lot 4 in block o, Grandy's addition to said city; determining the property bene fitted thereby, levying an assessment thereon to ttefray the costs and ex penses of said improvement; provid ing for an assessment roll of the same: and directing the entry of Buoh as-l sessment roll in the docket of citw liens; providing a time when the same shall become' delinquent and re quiring the city recorder to prepare a special assessment roll in accordance with the assessment levied herein, audi to collect such assessment, the same being improvement district No. 53 in said city of La Grande, Oregon, is now in my hands for collection and the same may be paid to me at any time within (10) ten days front the 26th day of January, 1914, without penalty, interest or cost; and e.irh property owner Is hereby notified that on application to the undersigned within (lOt ten days from tfie 26th day of January, 1914, which is the first date- of the publication of this notice, they will be allowed to pay such assessment in (10) ten annual' installments, the : first installment thereof being due and payable on or before the 8th day of January, 2915. If application is not made as above specified; the whole amount ' is due, payable and will become delinquent on the 7th day of February, 1914s. ' The r.nseiisment roll is as follows: Grandy's Addition. Owner or No. of No. of Amt. reputed Owner Lot Blk. Assess. Alverta Gates S 35 ft of 4 5 $165.95 Alverta Gates 5 5 293.10 Alverta Gates ....... .6" 5 376.19 W. D. Grandy ........ 9 6 235.98 W. D. Grandy 10 6 219.71 W. D. Grandy .'..11 6 252ff70 J. P. BeU , . 12 6 226.75 J. P. Hanna 13 6 220.68 J. P. Hanna ..........14 6 241.75 Ella Rynearson . . 15 6 267.62 Guy Ellis E 60 ft of .. .16 6 77.32 Sarah Smith W 75 ft of 16 6 217.28 J. W. Chandler ...'...8 7 301.54 Anna Alexander ..... .9 7 . 251.17 Chas. Cote .. 1 ...... .10 7 222.68 Mrs. A.B. Hamilton... 11 7 197.01 Mrs. A. B. Hamilton.. 12 7 190.60 S. F. Richardson 13 7 201.29 S F. Richardson ......14 7 283.98 Eva Remillard ,,8 8 204.39 Martha Harris -,,,...9 8 - 215.24 Br A. Benham . . . ..... 10 8 209.55 C, B. Cauthorn- 11 8 198.60 J. II. Peare W of .. .13 8 132.16 J. H. Peare W 1 of.!. .14 8"' 132.16, S. E. McCall E i of 13 8 59.75 . E. McCali E i of.,,, 14 8 69.75 J. G. Johnson 12 ft 191.93 J. D. Slater ..6 9 233.00 J. D-Slater .7 9 233.00 J. Jones 8 except 19 ft 40 ft in S W Cor. ... 9 J. Jones E 95 ft of. ...9 9 8 h -A S ..7 ..I ..2 ..5- ...7 ..' Bable OUterline .-. D.' R. Tanner . D: R; Twmer D. R. Tanner , W. E. Fergus... W.' El Fersrus IfWJ G. Hunter Tat. W. G. Hunter Est. . W. D. Grandy W.' D: Grandy ..... W. D. Grandy ...,...2 W: Di Grandy S 35 f. .9 By order of tha Cammission. v : - IfflC WARWICK, .' ; J... City Recorder. 16 191.16 18 197.40 18 222.75 16 261.11 16 802.11 17 839.78 17 21.44 17 265.27 17 218.23 17 224.08 17 249.84 17 218.94 17 238.18 18 324.27. 18 261.96 18 144.32 j Hows your sole NeedFixin ; Bring it to us, we'll fix it while you wait. With, our modern plant we are turning out a class of work that's different. Turn sloes a specialty. chil- rough banned hands and lip ui-t mm Aoras. red and skins,, there is v. nothing equal to Bucklaat Amica Salve. Stops the a i- T - MiAVitf in. nee ana nvn H""--- i there should be a box dMpaui or bt. xu pain a4 every avorae handy all the time. Best remedy ior all skin diseases, itching cMnU( ttter, piles, etc. 25c.- All druggists . , r ky naail. H. t. Bucklen Co., PhiU. I am a power for great good if you do not abuse my : use. .; : ' -- ;r-f: In cases of need-I do my work well. I am a builder up of health and strength in the hospital) or in the home.: For the invalid orthe convalescentfor the tired or overworked I offer a great help. ( A little of me goes a long way. I have been among you for three gen erations. I'm known as-Cyrus." Nokle throughout the world. W.J. Van Schuyvor & Co., General Agents Portland, Oregon 199.58 129.17 129.17 J. Jones E 95 ft of . . . .10 9 Nellie Stevens 19 ft-40 ft in S W Cor of 8 9 33.40 Nellie Stevens W 40 ft of .... .....9' 9 103.81 Nellie Stevens W 40 ft OBSERVER PENNANT COUPON. This Coupon, with two others of different dates and 15 cents, (to cover incidental rost) entitles the bearer to one Observer Pennant when presented at the Observer office. By mail; five .cents extra to cover postage and packing. Name , . . f Address Pennant desired WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1914 of ........... J. E. Taylor . . . .. J. E. Taylor Grace Molit r . . Grace. Molitor . . . Grace Molitor . . . Genevieve Bohnenkamp 1 Genevieve Bohnenkamp 2 Gmevieve Bohnenkamp 3 Emma Grady .4 A. C. Williams ... 5 R. L. Newlin ....1 C. T. Bacon .....2 ' C. T. Bacon S 10 ft of. .3 !;.M. K. Hall N 48 ft of . .3 Do not order Pennants in adva ace. the stipalated week. They will not be issued before J........ M. K. Hall C. E. Cochran ... Roxie McCoy B. Rnftar M'cina Sargent .......3 W. J. Church.......... '4 Mrs. C. P. Duryea....5 Jennie Hackett 6 Ellen Kerr ..7 W. J.Case .... ......1 W. J. Case .2 .10 9 .6 10 .7 10 .8 10 .9 10 .10 10 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 16 16 103.81 251.53 240.67 241.52 243.89 246.55 206.93 204.90 202.54 201.67 210.00 229.13 229.13 39.43 189.67 229.13 229.13 213.52 213.52 187.27 193.14 205.92 217.60 206.24 285.86 02.44 I Modern Quick I Shoe Repair R. L DUIGMH Prop Opposite Newlin's Book Stove Phone Blk. 81. lift) Adame At. Retail Department Phone Main 8 For Lumber, .Lath Shmglev Sash and Doors Ruberbid Roofing ! GEORGE PALMER LUMBER Cn FOR RENT Furnished three room house, large rooms close in, including water, $16 per month. Six room house, bath and toilet, close in, Includ ing water $16 per month. FARMS FOR SALE I have a splendid list of farms for sale. It will soon be time to begin thinking about spring. Log'ged Over Lands ;v , . . i . The cheapest good land in Union county is the Geo. Palmer Logged Over Lands on Looking Glass and Cabin Creeks. Keep your eye on the weather conditions that prevail in this section. I have actual photographs of this land, call and inspect them. Geo. H. Currey He Who Sells Real Estate La Grande, Oregon '