La Grande evening observer., April 17, 1915, Image 4

, LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SATURDAY, AJPRIL 17, 1915.
PAGE FOUR. .
THE OBSERVER
tJBUCE DENNIS, Editor and Owner.
act of last night will not be punished.
Kntered in the Post Office at
Grande, Oregon, as second
matter.
Advertising rates on application. AJ
eopy for display advertising must
reach the office the day before the
ad appears.
Address all communications to
' DISCUSSES KOADS.
La Grande, April 17. (To the Edi
tor.) Nowadays one seldom tuUta
t . :
ciasa , . ... , . ,i
who is uuc i iwvui ux uuuui.ik kw
roads.' There are differences of opin
ion as to nature rnd manner of ob
taining them. The opinion of the
writer is that trunk roads connecting
La Grande, Elgin, Cove and Union
should be built with tops that will be
1 -good winter and summer. Build them
CHE OBSERVER, 1710 Sixth Street.; like the road between La Grande and
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: . ! Island City or in some other such way.
Iaily, single copy .." ' 5c j Get the money by bonding the county.
Daily, per week 16c j Other counties are doing it, why not
lally, per montn oc Union ? The object of this communi
vauy, six momns in Huvunce. . .o.ou
Daily, per year in advance. .. .$7.00
Daily, by mail per year, ii, ad
vance ..$4.00
Weekly Observer-Star, per year
in advance fl.tiv
cation is to start some discussion on
the matter.
A TRAVELER.
sworn, say, that I am the petitioner
named in the foregoing petition and
that the statements therein contained
are made by -me and are true as I
veruy believe. ' .
,V-: . . v T EMMY HECKE.
Subscribed and sworn to before nu-
thia 7th day of April, 1815.
(seal.) : v W. C. DRAHN,
'.' Notary Public for Oregon.
In the County Court of the State
pf Oregon for Union County.
In the matter of the adoption of
Rudolph Bauch, Jr.
Now comes on to be heard the pe
titioner Emmy Hecke, in which her
.husband joins, lor leave to Wppt
!,Kudolph Bauch, Jr., and it is ordered
that Rudolph Bauch, Sr., father of
said child, appear in this court on
Monday, the 7th day of June,' at 9
o'clock, a. m. of said, date, to show
cause, if any, why said petitioner
should not be allowed to adopt said
child, and that a copy of said petition
and this order be served UDon the
and she has been in possession of the
CONTEMPTIBLE ACT
A most revolting act is reported
to have been committed last night
at the homo of Mr3. T. N. Murphy
on Main avenue when vandals enter
cd the premises while the family was
away and picked all blooms from
growing plants and destroyed the
shrubs. The Murphy home has one of
the best kept lawns in the city and
many of the flowers picked are from
plants that bloom but once a year.
Neighbors saw the parties leav
ing the lawn unci the personnel of
the guilty ones is almost established.
Whether prosecution will follow is
not suited today, but it is admitted
thnt should no nroxecution result it
will be due to the standing socially in !teame ever since; that thereafter on
La Grande of those who committed! or about the 6th day of January,
the deed. 11915, the father Rudolph Bunch, Sr.,
It might be well for anyone incline 'eft this County and State and his
ed to such destruction to withhold ( present place of residence and where
f rom satisfying such desires, for : abouts is still unknown, but personal
another offense is sure to bring jervice upon him of this petition can
down the law jn all its force, and it is not be had within the State of Ore
jiot certain by any means that the " That said child is now and for
leleven mnnt.h Inst nncf nn.l ovai einna
its birth, has been an inhabitant of
I Union County, State of Oregon, and
l the petitioner has been in the care
'and custody of said Rudolph Bauch,
!Jr. for more than six months last
I past; that the petitioner is of such
.ability to bring up said Rudolph
I Bauch, Jr., and to furnish said child
j with the proper nurture and educa
tion; that it is fit and proper that
! decree be entered in this court per
mitting the petitionr to adopt said
child as her own and changing its
name from Rudolph Bauch, Jr. to
Kichard Erich Hecke.
Wherefore, your petitioner prays
that her petition be allowed and thai
she be permitted to adopt said child
as her own as well as her husband,
Alfred Hecke, and thnt the child's
name be changed from Rudolph Baiu-h,
jr. io jticnara enen Hecke, and that
a
In the County Court of the State of
i ftir it f fr I TniAn 'mini
In the matter of the adoption ofj?,a'd KwMph Bauch Sr., personally,
Rudolph Bauch, an infant. Petition If' within he State, and if not,
for adoption of Rudolph Bauch, Jr.
To the Hon. Frank Phy, County
Judge for Union County, Oregon:
Your petitioner, Emmy Hecke, a
resident audi inhabitant of Union
County, State of Oregon, a married
woman, but whose husbands name is
; to be published once a week for three
consecutive weeks in the La Grande
Observer, that the last publication to
be at least four weeks before said
date of hearing.
' J. F. PHY,
Adv. 4-10,17,24. County Judge.
SAFETY FIRST
You are Sure of the Quality in These Well Known
Makes of Goods Sold Only in La Grande
at the N. K. West Store
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.)
Alfred Hecke, joins herein, and re-'i
spectfully prays the court for leave !
to adopt Rudolph Bauch, Jr., a child!
QltiAtif nlnunn nntl.e nf air. tanA om
...... .... ...W.....O w.. ui., .ii.u alio i .
further alleges that the mother of I j. j. j. ".' . . :
said Rudolph Bauch, Jr., is dead,1 but T r V FV V V i,V V
the father Rudolph Bauch Sr did, on Tuesaay afternoon Mrs. C. T. Bacon
or about the 1st day of January , Lntertaine(, a fcw friej)ds inform.llIy
C" ,.1:1,5 I t an "afternoon" for Mrs. J. K.
POtrAN0.OJtttOW.
YOU L. BE IN PORTLAND
sometime Within the week,
month or year. Stop at this
hotel. Its splendid facilities
will appeal to your tastes,
It's the best in the North-'
west, and the rates are no
highdl' tJian the rest.
50 rooms, per day $1.00
100 rooms, with bath. . , 1.50
100 roonis, with bath. . , 2.00
200 large outside rooms,
bath . 2.50
Extra person in room,
. additional 1.00
Romig, now of Baker, but formerly a
La Grande resident- Mrs. Romig was
in this way given opportunity to meet
her old-time friends and neighbors be
for her return to Baker, after a visit
a, the Bacon 'home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller enter
tained the Jolly club at its regular
meeting this week. Honors at cards
went to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bach.
4 4 '
. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patt
pjeasing "mine hosts" to the evening
uivisiun oi tne sans souci this wek.
At five hundred, the prevailing game,
John Theisen scored high. -
4 I ;
Mrs. Elmer Stoddard has returned
from a two weeks' visit with relatives
and friends in Salt Lake.
IMBLER PEOPLE BUSY.
Much Transpires at Imbler of Interest
to Public
Imbler, Oreeon. Am-il 14 7SnL;n
Darrell Larson and Lyle Stringham
made a business trip to La Grande
rrioay. . jr
Thomas Ruckman will move hfe pre
sent cottaire home upvar.K tho
decree in the premises be made inhere it will be for rental. nnH will
accordingly, and the husband, Erich boon begin the erection of a larger and
nccKe, joins herein. , '
Dated this 7th day of April, 1915.
EMMY HECKE. Ptit.inni.r
1 join and consent, ALFRED HECKE,
By Emmy Hecke.
State of Oregon,
County of Union, ss.
I, Emmy Hecke, being first duly
THE VERY BEST PLANS
will not result in a good house
if the quality of the needed lum
ber is neglected. Klooring for
instance should be selected with
special care. If we have the or
der you'll get flooring that will
match perfectly, iwll not warp
or shrink and will wear for
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Main 8 .
LA GRANDE NATIONAL RANK
Capital $20a(X)0.00
Resources $1,000-000.00
Surplus $50,000.00
OFFICERS:
Fred J. Holmes. President C. C. Pcnington, V.-Prest.
F. L. Meyers, Cashier
Earl Zundel and H. E. Coolidge, Ass't Cashiers
Fred J. Holmes
C. C. Penington
F. L. Meyers
DIRECTORS:
A. T. Hill
i. F. Conley
H. E. Coolidge
A. Blockland
II. S. Brownton
J. G. Snodgrnss
What This Bank Aims to Do
To promote our customers' interests ns we would our own;
To do all we can to make their relations here profitable
and agreeable to them ;
To contribute to their enterprises, the co-operation, fore
eight and timely assistance which a good Bank can
properly bestow.
niore uptodate residence.
The local Epworth League are
planning a week's camping in the
mountains within a few weeks.
A number of fanners from near
Imbler took a day off Saturday to at
tend the Farmers' -Union meeting in
La Grande.
The Imbler Brass Band met Thurs
day evening for regular practice.
Several new recruits have en) is ted
and the boys' are settling down to
hard work.
Manager Wiggans of the local
"movie" has secured the "Trey-O'
Hearts," one episode to be given
each Wednesday evening. At the
opening installment, last Wenesdav
i the house was practically filled..
Friday afternoon the True Blue
; Literary society at the school, ren
; deled the following interesting pro
igram: . .
Song "The Vacant Chair."
j .Slump speech Elden Conklin.
I Rending "Baby's First Tooth"
Laurence Wiggans.
Piano Solo, "By the Forest Lake"
. Ethelinda Ilonrie.
Recitation "The Qunnell" Eula
Wntkins.'
Song "Sweet Afton."
Conundrums, Paril!a Keefer..
j Vocal Duet Florence Bergold
: and F.ula Wntkins. .
I Reading "A Fly's "Cotrita'tions"
Florence Bergold.
Farce "The Abandoned Baby."
The Imbler school is arranging to
nave an exmliit day near the close
j of school and the rooms are prepar
i ing special lessons and busy work
j specimens. It is planned to have a
; program and probably a dinner in
i connection.
; The Imbler Social Aid held their
iregulnr monthly meeting at the
home of Mr. Sherwood Williams, last
Thursdny. Mrs. Williams,, Mrs. Will
Rollins, Mrs. Booth Larson, and Mrs.
George Childers acting as serving
committee. About 40 ladies attended
including the following delegates
from the Alicel M. E. Ladies Aid; Mrs
Rev. Maxey, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Everet
Walsinger, Mrs. Plnyle, Mrs. Wngl.t
Mrs. Lytle, Mrs.-DeLong, and .Mrs.
Emily Snook. The refreshments -consisted
of coffee, sandwiches, deviled
egg, ice cream and cake. The subject
for discussion was "Recipes." A very
J pleasant nfternoon was enjoyed by all
and they wore all invited to the next
regular meeting which will be May 6
I at the home of Mrs. McKinzie..
Baseball has burst into full bloom
with us during the j.st few weeks, as
witness the fact that Imbler is now
sporting three teams, each of which
has been in action. Saturday the 3rd
team took all honors from the Elgin
boys who came down for an opening
game. A return game to be played in
"Fownes" Silk Gloves 35 to $1.50
"Fownes" Kid Gloves S1.25 to S1.75
Suits for women and misses .....
. $1250 to $45.00
Coats for women and misses .....
.v. $7.50 to $30.00
"Henderson" Corsets .... $1.00 to $3-00
"Nemo" Corsets ........... , $3.00 to $5.00
1 "Black Cat." Hosiery jbr women and ;chil
dren, all weights, pair L-.L:...1:..25 :
"Duchess" Silk Lisle Hose for women
- : ... 50
''Utz and Dunn" high grade shoes for wo
men and misses $3.00 to $4.50
"Pingree" high grade shoes for women.... :
v $3.50 to $5.00
"Romper" and "Educator" shoes for wo
wn '...."$1.50 to $3.00
"Society Brand," "Benjamin", and '
"Hirsch-Wickwire" suits for men :....'...
$20 $2250 $25
"Fidelity'! Suits for men ............ $15.00
"Manhattan," ""Standard' ' "Highland"
dress shirts for men
50 75 $1.00 $125 $1 50 $250
"Interwoven Hosiery: for men. .i.::.tC'I.V:
25 35V:50 : .
"Big Four" Hosier 2 SwlL'J'.SSf :
"Gordon" and "Stetson"THata
.... .. ...........:..- ..-....:. $300 $4:00 J.
"J. E. Tilt" Shoes $3.50 to $5.50 1
"Best" Ever" all wool suits for boys...:...:
$5.00 tip
"Bell". Blouses for Boys :.................. 50
"Rambler" Wash Suits $1.00 to $200
Elgin next Saturday. Sunday while
the regulars were in La Grande play
ing a close game,, Summerville came
over and defeated the 2nd team here.
Monday, tt number of teams having
workout on the local grounds, but thffi
time it was teams of horses, as the
diamond had to be moved to the rear
of the school ground in order to save
the windows from further breakage.
Notice to the Public.
We have sold our furniture business
in La Grande -to J. J. Carr and have
retired from the business field. To
all persons owing us we respectfully
ask them to call and settle the same
either by payment in full or by note.
This must be attended to immediately
E. G. ADCOOK,
B. G. FRITTS.
Adv. 4-17-4t.
LOST A Masonic keystone watch
charm, with openwork center,' find
er will please return to Geo- H.
Currey and receive liberal re
ward. . . 4-17-tf
FOR SALE Three week old pure
bred Holstein bull calf of Pontine
strain. Also high-grade fresh Hoi
stein cows. Inquire Edwin Morri
son, Suir merville. Adv. 4-17-tf
FOR RENT Two or three rooms,
cheap, near Palmer mill. Can haver
garden spot. Call at 312 Lake St.
Adv. - - 4-17-2tp.
Hanson Auto
Stage Line
. Except Sunday
Leave La Grande to Union via
Hot Lake 8:30 a. m.
Leaves Union to La Grande via
Hot LaLke 11:00 a. m.
Leaves La Grande to Union via
Hot Lake 4:00 p. m.
Leaves Union to La Grande via
Hot Lake 6:30 p. m.
Rates: La Grande to Union,
$1.00, round trip 50 cents. La
Grande to Hot Lake 60 cents,
round trip, $1.00.
WALTHAM, ELGIN, HAMIL
TON AND HOWARD
Very -Thin - Watches
$20.00 to $60.00
will be pleased to show them
I
We
Stand, Newlin Drug
Store
I Expert watch and jewelry repairing our specialty.
I SIEGRIST & Co. '
DRS. DARLAND SS10
FOUR J)EPOT STREET
George T. Darland Mary V. Darland
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