La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 16, 1915, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1015, PACiE FOUR. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THP' rRQpD7P't'u"sp'"" dFsTruet as irom ' .. wi - -' - . .t. v 6BUCE DENNIS, Editor and Owntr. . ";. i ' tr - r ? - i -; -Entered in the Post Office "'at La : Grande, Oregon, as second , class nmv v t ' -r r -r s Advertising rates on application.; copy for display advertising must ' reach the office the day before the ad appears.- - Address ail communications ' to 4- H 1 .$ IIClegai ; kecord..' a . "WAR "ODDITIES" Par'isr Ap&' iWhile, tpefjencTi government itself has undertaken the rebuilding of the' thousands! of homes destroyed jn the present war, the wo men of - France have just completed .J. .! .J, .J. ! J 4 "I j'ari "organization.' to,insure their, refur- fMOimig. V VI iiw in- f HE OBSERVER," 1710 Sixth 8treet SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Daily,' single copy 6c Daily, per week .,, i ; 16c Daily, per month 66e! uauy, six momns in advance. .-I3.WJ - Conveyances. ' '' " Charles A. Drake by Af ton Hilton Drake, his attorney in fact to M S Levy $290. ' Warranty deed,-Conveys: All of blk 17 in west Union, Oregon. Recorded bk 63 page 277. . yiVf 'Andrew O. Lun a widower, to Pa cific Fruit Express Co. $8250. War ranty deed.-? ! Conveys: Mete and bound description in XW 1-4 of sec 27 and S 1-2 of SW, 1-4 of esc 22 tp tj S R 39 E said premises being known Daily, per year in advance. .. .$7.00 lag Lun's ice pond, together whh all uaily, by mail per year, u. ad- ; water right, etc, 'now belonging to ranee .M.w ' l:, 11.. ,. iw ... I iu v v . n 0 maw but- . Hbi vvvuhi right of way for the Waste Ditch lead Weekly Observer-Star, per year In advance .$1.50 ;ing from said ice pond as now used vaded districts they assert will be as t. . ' '- i' t f - . V . !.L - '. ' ' neipiess lo reiurnisn me nomes as they ' would be to rebuild them,. '..".. ' The "Union Frateroelle ,des Fem- mes" is the organization which , has just perfected.the. . project. Madame Amelie Hammer,, the ( president, :haa just explained ,.10 the .United .Press that is to be as much moral as it is social. We propose merely to help the unfortunate and not to give them only';, help from-. ,us... is .,, just ,r the degree ..they need. If absolutely inv perative, we will, furnurt, their homes But the others. . will. pay. us back in installments in conformity . with their possibilities- ,,a-.;fi( -vi-U f'While it ,,is inevitable that , Paris THE RICH MAN'S AID, , l iunnning parallel with the north bank wiil be the center and the brain nf . i t said ice pond and intersecting the this work and this organization we .; main' channel- of ,the North Powder have already perfected the details By subscribing $100 000 "for the river reservin right of way for wag- 'fdr other centers to participate in'.lt. relief of starvation miners and their ion road across Premises on levee and In' all of the provinces adjacent to families in Colorado the-'Rockefeller 1 lonr E8" ho.undary pf said ptem- J'tJie invaded districts we have ar Foundation contradicts its critics who or i distance f; approximately ranged for at lwt one to be a depot have been complain!.!-that th found- ft-, Ths conveyance ...eludes the for suply.ng the furn.shings to the atior. is simply tn arnex to the Rock-1 House,. .Electric. Motor,. Jce .Th.s w,ir g.ve a quicker; re- efeller SmfcatW R.k.f.,ll,r Loading Conve.vof . and all other ap.i Pe to the . needs , pf the villages is not to be used in feeding working ; Penances,,, s deed given to cor- ij" ta.0n.? wl a's5 rf pcople who th,i,; prccat peverty' ?:V, that will be in 'in ttS i - facturo of the household equipment Charming! Are jvlhe' New---cr- k'.:;,' DRESSES Just Received by Express This Morning 7 , Crepe tle-chinee,PpffiijrJVillow Taffetas quaint empire effects, new shirred models, full kirts yards of chiffon-beautiful laces-in ,the new shades of sand, piitty, battleship, gray 'Belgian blue,' black' and Russian green. To those customers who, have been waiting for these dresses 'they' are now ready for your inspection in our women's ready to wear de'partirieht.'Triced $20 $22 50 $25 $30 -f- New Stripe Taffeta Silks Just Received This "Morning largely to their rf.,6al lo wort in a0K oi P"K u''pi oeecis. o..t...n. t...!' ' i. jti.!. lk 64 Daire 153;'"' ""' xwuviicitsuer uusmeMK under comuuons 1 i v necessary. , j Tl-.e nation vll! welcoMe t" is evi- Mm Jne P.'Boogaert to a. dence of divorce between Rockefeller , :.on BJoklanrt et ux releases mtg dated,, ,abor the nation. business and Rockefeller relief. The "tn Ju"e lv"b recorded die ii mtgs.j, ; For the time being. at least,' the trustees of the. Cowi lition c idently ' v OD' an1 cover'"B w 01 sec sending--of the prisoners to Algeria France 5s already making a' rea- II I : Beautiful for waists and dresses comes in 3 shades with pin stripe, yard wide, yd.'Sl 25 do pot consider it . their task hence- foivard to discourage strikens "by distinguislii)itr - between difttresH caused by strikers and that caused 35 tp 2 SR 38 E W M, Recorded bk and Morocco,; where thousands : have 48 page bJO. . . jbeen employed from the -first days Satisfaction of Chattel Mortgage, j of the war, has- been temporarily C. A, Ray to A J Coe releases chat 1 abandoned. They are now being utili- by flood, war, disease or other cal-,mtB dated 1 Dec 1913 recorded bk 9 zed closer to home. .- amities. : For the first time in the ! P"ge , 615 and covering 1 red cow. 1 jj -In Corsica about 3,000 are now be history of the foundation it bids fairithree year old Jersey, heifer I-two !lng worked, in the mines. In the to realize fully the broad and liber-1 year old jersey heifer 1 two year old agricultural districts of- Prance red heifer, 1 two year old jersey heifer, about 450 are being worked at Puy 2 yearling heifer calves, 1 red steer rde-Dome; about 1,050 in Britany calf. .2 iersev str mK-os wl, while another lot is used in rail- al purpose named in 'its charter. It may be that this $100,000 with the' promise! of .more' to follow,' will do more to secure "the ' safety ..' of Rockefeller property ' than .' all the mine guards which the companies hired. At least it should convince ' its beneficiaries that capitalists are not wholly devoid of the milk of .human , kindness. . dustry can never application of charity, scientific or otherwise;' but the state of mind deduced by receiving and giving help , in emergencies will make it easier for"" capital .' and labor to settle disputes '.- that spring from mu- with increase. ' Recorded bk 10 page ,road bui'iinf? UP and. do". 'the 628. - - - " coast, whfle large contingents 'are oeing utilized in ouier pumic worKs in the Champagne, Creuse, Ardeche and Herault. -' - r '.'.it riB.i-M.v- - .NOTICE. - Notice is hereby eiven that All warrants issued on the General Fair' play in in-1 Fund of the City of La Grande and result from the endorsed nrior to - Novomlinr ut. 1913, are hereby called and interest on all said warrants ceases from this date, April 16th, 1915. , ; C M. HUMPHREYS, , - ; City Treasurer ' - ' - 4-16-t CLEANUP WEEK (Continued from Page 1' ) $: 4 'r TeIfPfl0Iie l,s your order, then cease" to worry. Be as- ': 4 surel you will receive just as good a piece of meat as ' f though you 'called in person. We handle but one kind . jj : -the Best so we couldn't give you any other, if we wanted to. ...And furthermore it will be at a low price. - WHY PAY MORE? ' ' Sugar Cured Hams, Mount Emily Brand, per lb. 18d Sugar CuretJ Breakfast Bacon, per lb. .!..... 18(J 20d'; Ronde Meat Co. Grande your trash will burn. . 4 Clean your vacant lots. . .; i, .. 5. Get all trash into - shape to handle easily and quickly. Boxes and sacks can be used to good advantage. : j 6.- Make "your "street and parking as trim and well kept as possible. ' 1 1 Plant some grass and flower seeds to mftke your home beatitifuh- . ;8 If you have unsightly old bug gies, wagons, traps or bits . of . mai chinery in your yards, remove them. 9. If there are unnecessary un j sightly tumbled down sheds in your i yards or vacant lots, tear them down. They detract from the beauty of your home and annoy your neighbors.. ,. . 10; If your walks are not in good condition, repair them or build new ones. . . .-. i ... ; 11 Clean out the alleys and base ments in the business section of town. 12 To sum it up let us all work together for a cleaner, more beautiful La Grande. . ,. ' ; ' ' HEAR IN LA GRANDE, . Backs Have Been Mad,' -Kidney Ills Corrected. How Bad Strong- All over La Grande you hear it. Doan's Kidney Pills are keeping up the good work. La Grande people are telling about it telling of bad backs made sound again.: You can believe the testimony of your own towns people. They tell it for the benefit of you who are suffering. If your back aches, if you feel lame, sore" and j miserable,' if the -kidneys act too fre , quently, or j passages , are ' painful, ' scanty and off color, use Doan's Kid I ncy Pills, the remedy that has helped ' so many of -your friends and- neigh--;bois. , Follow this La: Grande -citi- Notice of Referee's Sale. -Notice. is hereby given-that under and by virtue of a decree issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore"-' gon for the Conntyof Union-on the; 22nd day of March 1915, in that cer tain' auit therein pending j wherein Elizabeth H. Sanford is plaintiff and Leah Sanford is defendant appointing ; the undersigned referee to' make sale j of -the ..hereinafter- described . lands mentioned in said decree for the pur pose of apportioning the same between the plaintiff and defendant and which said decree" authorized and directed the undersigned, as such referee, to sell the said lands as by law pro vided,; the -undersigned - will on; the 29th day of April, 1915,s at 2 o'clock, p. m. at the front door of the County Court house in La Grande, ' Union County Oregon, sell at public sale to the highest bidder therefor for cash the following described lands men tioned in said decree, to wit: The East half, of East half of Northeast quarter and East half of East half o Southeast quarter of section twenty seven, township three, South, of range, forty, East-of Willamette Meridian in Union County, Oregon. 1 '-' I V -:, ''V ::: -..AUGUST HUG, .w - j '. .: ... Referee.. . 4'' '-f ' ' vt' V- T & V-.'"!"' : V 4 ' 'i'"' 4J 4' V Phone us your strawberry and Vf vegetable"" orders as early as possible Saturday riidrningthey will be fresh and come to you in much better shape than where you order lateT our pho;ne umbe:rs is main' solf : i Hanson Auto j Stage Line j . , . Except . Sunday . LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK Cnpital $200,000.00 Resources $1,000,000.00 Surplus $,r)0.000.00".'.- ; . ' , ".. " OFFICERS:- Fred J. Holmes, President C. C. Penington, V.-Presti F. L. Meyers, Casliier Earl Zundel and II. E. Coolidge, Ass't Cashiers .' zen's advice and -ive Doan's a tti inc. jto do the same for you. i Mrs. Ella Lyman, 1307 Madison ! Ave.. La Grande, says: "I have used Doan's Kidney Pills several times for I back and kidney trouble with the best results. ; I have also - noticed thoir dgooeffect in another case of - kidney i weakness in my family. - We have i never found anything "else that act i?d as quickly and thoroughly on the . kidneys as Doan's Kidney Pill;:. ' Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't ' simply ask for a kidney remedy- Fred J.. Holmes C. C. Penington F. L. Meyers DIRECTORS: A. T. Hill ,. J.F.Conley ,.J. G. Snodgrass FI..E. Coolidge,.. A. Blockland . H. S. Brownton , What This Bank Aims to Do To promote our customers' interests as we would our own ; To 'do all we can to make their relations here profitable FOR RENT Two rooms. One with alcove. Modern, i; Splendid location. Board if desired. 1904 Third.? Black 1682. Adv.:U' ' i HlSif-i' f 4-16-tf LOST Child ; :,- ;Bracelet "jsor.iowhere ' on Adams -or Penn street!. ' Finder will please call up ' Red 3942. '' s";'' 4-16-ltn FOR SALE ONE robber tired buggy Enquire at Putmair's Drug .Store - '-: .- . 4-17-22t To Catarrh Victims. and agreeable to them; To contribute to v their enterprises, the co-operation, fore sight and timely assistance which a good Bank can en , properly bestow. . ' . ... For colds, catarrh snuffles ' there is nothing better than Hyomei which Newlin Drug Co., sells on the "No-cure-no-pay'' plan. ' Hyomei not only give quick relief out is a sure and lasting benefit. Adv. High Grade Job Prtstlog coat bo mort than the ether kind. Obrerver. Leave La Grande to Union via' ' Hot Lake 8:30 a. .m.' ;; '' " : '": . Leaves Union to La Grande via ; Hot LsLke 11:00 a. m', T T " . .1 i it ''. I '-leaves lm uranue lo union vm Hot Lake 4:00 p. m. ' ''Xeaves Union to La Grande via Hot Lake 6:30 p. mt Rates: La Grande to Union, $1.00, round trip 50 cents.' La Grande tq Hot Lake 50 cents, round trip, $1.00. . '.',"... , Walla "Walla" " "Asparagus7: "" California" Head "Lettuce, Home Grown Rhubarb, Tender Crisp RadLhes, Green Onions, Elgin Hot House "Lettuce, New Cabbage, Home Grown Spinach. ' ' " . 4 "' - " - . ' - . " '.v" ' ' ....- , .. i Bananas, Oranges, Grape Fruit and Lemons Boiled Ham, Summer Sausage, Dried Beef we slice on our machine any thickness and any quantity you wish. ''.""'"; "-' ' . ; f"j;iM. I '. V - Cottage Cheese in parchment lined cartons absolutely fresh at 15c a pint.. C.; .'.! V , . - - - Stand, Newlin Drug Store 1 1 Pattison Bros. ............... JJ Phone Main 80 DRS.DARLAND CHIROPRACTIC PARLORS- FOUR DEPOT STREET 4 iSi I if1j. George T. Darland Mary V; Da r land DO YOU It Is EasFor-UsTo Typhoid,. Appendicitis, Goitre, Neuritis, ftljeumatism, Tonsilitis, Au v Fevere, . Most f amis of Heart, Lung, Stomach .and Liver Trouble.. - All female troubles- aud that acute f 7 - are ,eier M clfroni? Yob Keep? all of ybiir organs" and A goodtoiriacSi ' . NO DRUGGING NO CUTTING i