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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1915)
MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1915 LA GEANOE EVENING OESEitVEh n Eastern Grafton News ' " The Land at SuuUm, lruil and Flowtrs ' ; ' CALLS YOU Wjth SUMMERTIME in WINTER OUTDOOE AND INDOOR SPORTS BOATING,' SURF-BATHING, : DRIVING. GOLF, , POLO. TENNIS. FOR REST AND RECREATION,' CALIFORNIA IS DELIGHTFUL. ITOR SAFETY AND COMFORT, GO VIA THE ' OREEOII-UhGTOII iLitO & IHTIOII CO, I THROUGH PORTLAND. CALIFORNIA IS STAGING TWO BIG SHOWS a" Celebrating Completion of the Panama Canal r PAN AMA-PACIF1C INTBRNATIONAL EXPOSITION San Frandtco, February 20 to December 4, 1816. v ' PANAMA-CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION jr.. San Diego, January 1 to December 81, 1915. .f They represent the highest and hImhu eskdeaver in the world J . aa4 Mostry. 8ee both ef - Tickets, iafematien, etc., upea tion te J. H. KBENBY, Agent ).-W. R. N. Co LA GRANDE, OREGON. Notice. The undersigned, Treasurer of Un ion County, has funds on hand with TWO SIDES to a Senior Member- ship in the Y. M. C.A. of La Grande , Ore. YOU GIVE $5.00 and your influence as a good live booster. That helps nicely. You Receive 1. The privileges of a sen ior member in Lobby, Swimming Pool, Gymnas-' ium, and Social Room, un-: til Sept. 1, 1915. -'m: 2. The satisfaction that you are helping to open one of La Grande's biggest and best buildings. . ; 3. The. satisfaction that you make up one of many who by supporting the As sociation make it possible for Grade school boys to be admitted until Sept 1st for -only $2.00 and High school boys for $3.00. 4. The , satisfaction that', the other cities of the Northwest which are wait- : ing to see what we do will say, "La Grande is still on top." ' ;- , U. KING COAL Do you buy coal just to spend your money, or do you want heat units? If bo, buy coal WITH A REPUTATION The U. S. Government purchases coal based on British Thermal Units of heat only. If you are intereatod in your fuel bill call at our office and ask to see a copy of the Gorern ment Bulletin No. 22, Department of Interior, Bureau of Mines. , FUEL IS CASH Yes, we ask cash, because we give you two thousand pounds of coal to a ton, and we know . from years of experience that the firm who extends credit on fuel has to cut your weight from 500 to 600 pounds on a ton or go out of business in a short time. We have no scales but pay 10c each load we deliver. ASK, FOR YOUR WEIGHT SLIPS. ' " ' PH0NE MAIN 700. Eastern Oregon Produce Co. Inc. RETURN THE SAME WAY. best ef of . art, them. applica which to pay all warrants' issued on the Road Fund and endorsed not paid for want of funds prior to Jan. .), 1P15. . .Ne interest allowed on the above warrants after Jan. 21, 1916. JOHN FRAWLEY.V Treasurer of Union County. -AaV. ' 1 20 4t. High Grade Job Printing costs no owe than the other kind. Observer. Our Own Grinding Plant , The mechanical, work must be equally as careful as the examina tion itself.' - The prescription must be filled with Scientific Precision. This is done in our own Laboratory on the Premises, where we grind all of our own lenses, v . We guarantee our lenses to be absolutely correct, scientifically and mechanically. , , Fitting and Adjusting. - The glasses must be made up in frames or mountings that will be suited to each individual case.. The appearance of .the glasses, when worn, must be considered. We provide mountings to harmonise with the features and give hand some and' stylish effects. Specialties. We prescribe torlc glassed when their use addb comfort. -When the eyes require' different lenses for ner and distant vision, we supply bifocals with an invisible dividing line, so that only a single nair of glasses is needed. We have all kinds of specialties in frames and nose .pieces, shell frames, special designs and shapes to suit and fit all requirements. ; : J. H. PEARE ft SON, La Grande's Leading Jewelers ' 'and Optometrists ';. : in Elgin Friday from Sparta,' Oregon, for a short visit with Mr, Weaver andi family. Mr. and ' Mrs. Weaver took up a claim near Sparta las sum mer, which- Mrs. v Weaver has been holding : while Mr. Weaverhas been working in Elgin during the winter V'f," v- Elgin Mews., -. '. ' 1 1 (Elgin Recorder.) Mrs, Arthur Wearer arrived I months when tie is unable to Work onj ."-W' "a w lav.wries, nam tuns f the clam. He expects to return to," kttohen range of the Hotel, Pow. Sparta as soon as spring opens up. r. , w u The many friends of Mrs. W, H. iTn.i. ...in i i. j m.. .k. Will W. V JIWW DIIVL. it, "slowly but surely recovering from tier recent long illness. ; Sam Darr And his father returned to Elgin Monday from Adams, Wash ington,wnere- they were called recent ly by the death of a brothe rof the el der Mr. Darr. t J. E. Bass was in "Elgin from Irab ler Wednesday, and , informs The Recorder that he and Mrs. Bass ex pert to leave some time, this week for Newberg, Oregon whore they will re main for an indefinite period of time. Mrs. P. G. Chandler went to La Grande Wednesday : to see-' the new grandson, who arrived recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Chand ler. (Pondleton E. O.) Joe Heinrich , local wrestler, made definite arrangements .or a handicap match in this city on the' evening of February 10 with Dr. B. F. Roller of Seattle. Roller - will make a two weeks' tour, meeting. Berg in Spokane, and other well known wrestlers of inland empire cities. Heinrich will ask htm for a handicap of three falls hvan 'hour, winner to take all. - - ; R. Alexander, prominent local mer chant, and John ; Crow, reservation farmer, returned! last night: from a short sojourn at Hot Lake and both feel much better after taking the hot baths at that resort. Both are loud THE MASTER KEY. (Continued from Page S.) . apiiretiuHKftin. li wu T-oiuiilutHy cyl-. Indrli-al. . ' Wilkorson nt n x!t:n from tht China mau laid Hull) on tl)t Door and n Chi nese womun slinltli'd (o her at tlicbeck of the yellow man. - I.euvtns her iu the' ceorge of the oriental, tUr others fetwued tue way they bun i-onM.-: i On the airlviil of Dorr In San Fran cteoe e was mH by Kverett at the ferry, aud together 1 they started the earL'b for Ruth, , First they bean vmaii of the hi)tl. Niltng to tocute her at uuy of tli Kuinllor hotels, first tequlrhiK nt the St. I'rnucls. where xbe was siipiKwinl to Mtop, tbes arrived at the Manx. . . . .;; Weary mid sore from his nnrrow cs- onne or the nljilii before.- porr was remty to retire to his room, Intendlug to .purcliiise wenrlns parcl the uext UBJ. iDeHirlntc to put somv of his persomil effects a way. he tried to open tltt dres. ser drawers and discovered them to tie locked. . He sent for a key. and to his nmsxemeiit, . on nrwuiiiK one of the drawers he discovered Ituth's papers to 'the mine. ' - 'He made speedy Inquiry at the office aiid from he clerk and the detective learned of the getaway of Mrs. Dar nell and her party." , . . v rake In the interim secured Quar ters for the quartet, and still leavlne Ruth in secure hiding, well guarded by the r watchful AVah Sing, a former smuggling partner of WUkcrsot in the days of the "opium ring," they walked to the lodging bouse and settled them selves to await further developments. FARM LOANS Reasonable Rates. SECURITY LAND & SAVINGS J La Grande, Oregon in their praises of that Institution both for its curative powers and for the hospitality of the proprietor. renaieton e. u. - :y 4 North Powder Hotel Closed. V : (North Powder News) i.'-r . Tuesday evening of this week C. J. Forsstrom of this city foreclosed a der, and by a court order were re- mOTed ,rom bulWing ' thereby fv. m f .opc'n? manager, G. R. MacLen- r ... . Joseph Herald News, ' Mrs. J. Ward is hen from Hood River visiting her sister, Mrs. Max' Gummerman at Enterprise and het friend Mrs. Pok Mays of Joseph. TJw j hot lamuy iormeriy , resiaea 'in Wallowa county on ; the old Dobbin ranch. Mrs. Polk Mays informs us that on; the llth wits Mr. celebrated their 60th wedding anni versary at their home in Fossil. Grandpa Kelsay is 82 . and his wif ) 77 years of age. Mrs. Mays regrets that it was impossible for her to be pjsesent on this occasion. 3 There are still a number ef fir ten water pipes in Joseph, await ing with frigid patience for the pow er company to thaw them out the only possible way to do it at this season of the yeari ' We have not been able' to learn the cause of the delay. The power companies at En terprise and Wallowa are busy at the same kind of work at $5 per day. T. B. Wells, w.ho recently disposed rf his farm ;uat below Joseph and vho, with his wife has been spending the winter at the home of their daughters in Pendleton, greeted old friends in Joseph Saturday and Sun day. He had been called to Enter piise to testify in a case in the spe cial session of circuit court. : His son Ray and wife are looking after the Wells ranch home near La Grande this winter. Mrs. Colon Eberhard and children are here from La ' Grande visiting their relatives the Knapper ami Scbaupp families. - Try This for Nenralgia ' Thousands of people keep on suf fering with Neuralgia because thev do not know what to do for it.Neuralgia is a pain in the nerves. ' What yon want to do is to soetho the- nerve itself. Apply Sloan's Liniment to the surface over the painful part do not rub it in. Sloan's Liniment 'pene trates very quickly to the sore, irri tated nerve and allays the inflnmation. Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 25 cents of any druggist and have H in the house against .Colds, Sore and Swollen Joints, Lumbago, Sciatica and like ' ailments. Your money back if not satisfied but it does give almost instant relief. High Grade Job Printing costs" no more than' the other kind Observer. b AcdctcdV :. ka 1 NEJlaTEmiATlOim ' taMEitaMiinBrra . Ercrr dsr In your Ulk and mdhif , at noma, on the afreet car, In tlie office, abop mad Khoot you likely quction the mro nsr or some am word. A Mend aakai What makea mortar harden? " Yon leek of Jmjuttm. What la aAt camff Thla New Creation utwen all kinds of qucrtlom In Lauruaire.HliitorT.BIoiTaDhy. rictlon, Forelrn Words, Trndea, Arta and wwncw, anus una! uumontitt a OOJOOO Wertfa. OOO IHnatratleae. Ceet400,000. 1700 Pasas. Tha only dletlonarrwlth the n ttottUd paat, char- actentea as "A stress ef Mki Fa On thin, opaque, atraiv, India paper. What a aatia taction to own thelarfiaat Webster in a form ao lldit and ao coriTenlent to luel i una nairtne tnicknc-se and weisht of Refular Edition. aawdVEaWail : On itronf book paper. Wt. Biucaeo. Ulsstntteas.vla, f rAvsii tm aw. -f r i f fl iVfrnn II i: s aprlninaW.M.V W, ' f i imiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiroiiiiiiiiiii .i j i ror oaie v f 1 t V Five room house; ten city lots, J plenty-fruit trees ground piped J f f to every portion, can be irri- J "f I ( I gated with 60-foot hose. A J f f first class home, Price if taken 1 I soon, $1,300 cash. ADDRESS 1 m m. S- I V 1 1T" . . "C "1 like all other National Banks this one has to under go periodical examination . by Government experts for the benefit of depositors. It has to keep a lara sum in absolute reserve against its liabilities and it is subject to the direct- supervision of the United States Government. No institution could be safer for banking your money. , Accounts solicited. Every facility given 1 consistent with Government rules. The United States Nqt'l Ban!: Capital 1100,00 Surplus f 13.000 Deposit! IS64.S41.14 OFFICERS and DIRECTORS ' . WM. MILLER ' , II 1 T. J. SCROGGIN 1 , J. L. CAV1NESS II u. G COUCH' ' J. F. CONLEY GEO. T. COCHRAN MAKE A NOTE of th f-ct necessity when yon purchase real estate. No matter how wall posted " : you night be you don't have a full history of -the pares!, aa yoa dc when we make an abstract of it Aeeuraey guaranteed. f 1 THE ABSTRACT ft TITUS CO. , . !, Felej Betel sMldbsg. ARCADE Wednesday A VOLCANIC ERUPTION OF LAUGHTER 1 1 - -- a I I JfJTA t ' 11 , U II ii II i M! i I aa . - . t a ""Bm"",""m""""""""""""""""""""""""""m"aawaBaJaw 30 CELEBRATED 10 BIG NEW NOVEL ACTS 10 . . 20 -SWEET-VOICE. CHORAL COURT 20 THE BIG 6 COMEDIANS BENNY JONES MANZIE CAMPBELL DAVE SMITH GEORGE WALLS CHICKEN REEL BEAMAN JOHN MOODY f BEAUTIFUL SCENIC AND ELECTRICAL EFFECTS . Gorgeous Street Parade, Daily . YOU CAN BUY THE BEST SEATS FOR 75 CENTS BALCONY 50c, CHILDREN 25c SEATS ON SALE RED CROSS DRUG STORE I A a V AfJafX tUAL! tUAL! tUAL! That Good Clean Utah Coal, Order it From Snook & Stiles, Produce Co. J Phone Main 706 . ' . . t ffilis under that an abstract ia an absolute f THEATRE January 27 '3 FUN MAKERS 30 A W At - A s . f I j J
