La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 01, 1916, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY APRIL 1, 1916. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 1 V PAGE FIFE Bulk Garden Semis ALL OUTDOORS INVITES YQJUR Buy your seeds In bulk. Complete stock. Finest onion sets in the city. . Remember our special offer on each 1 Art 1- 1 - 1 -i I 1 We want you td feel that you can buy at this store knowing that we are as anxious to have you satisfied as you want to be satisfied. KODAK i.vv vusii jjiuviuuse vi guruen or i low err seeds w packages or ounces. Cabbage and cauliflower plants now ready. La Grande Seed & Floral Co. 3-27-6t Before you (accept the in vitation we cordially invite you ti inspect our stock of all that's best from the Kodak city. -'. Developing and Printing a specialty. ... KODAKS $5 00 and up BROWNIES $1 to $12 ELK-JR Nice Fresh Smelt, 8 lbs. for 25c. People Meat Market, 1419 1-2 Adams Ave. . . 3-31-2tp I I: W. A. Willinms an insurance man of Portland is . transacting business, in the city today. " '. ..; : ' .V.-!. After the movie something good to eat and drink lat the Silverthorn foun tain. Johnston's and McDonald's fine chocolates our specialty, 3-31-2t tor 1L . V A "ionev ": m SUITS r a v Try Silverthorn's fruit Sujidaes. " 3-30-2t . NOTICE. CUAftAtlTEE.0 I I. RED GROSS DRUG STORE I That aggravating little tear that you think can't be fixed, take it to Pauline, she will make it as good as new. Adv. 2-8-lmo. V LOCAL BREVITIES. . al If it isnt an Eastman 'it isnjt a Kodak. Red Cross - Drug Store. 3-28-tf These Are For Sale , ... -i At 1912 2nd Street a 5-room house 1 Jot 60x110 feet. At 1605 2nd Street a 5-hoom house 2 lots 50x136 feet. At 2614 North 2nd Street a 6- house 2 lots 64x126 feet, cor er. . At' 608 N ave a 5-room house 1 lot 66x120 feet, corner. - At 2109 Oak Street a 6-room house 1 lot 40x104 feet. At 1805 North Spruce a 5-room house 2 lots 60x110 feet At 1316 X avenue, good house 2 lots 60x110 feet At 1310 N avenue a 7-room house 1 lot 60x110 feet. y At 1608 Oak 'Street a 6-room house 1 lot 40x110 feet; . On Island City road, 6-room house 1 1-2 acres land good home. The above list are just a few of the places we have for sale, go hunt them up or come and we win taKe you to see any or all of them. Get prices an3 terms from U CRANDE INVESTMENT CO, 111S Adams Ave. ? 1 La Grande, OreV SOME BABY See the picture at Sherry's tomor row of the winner of the Eugenics Contest for Babies in La Grande, son of Mr.- and Mrs. G. R. Williams. adv. Money to Vmu. On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. Fresh, clean, homelike room by day, week or month. Call Red 741. Mrs. A. Gl Hermann. 3-3-26t Something better than Coco-Cola. The most refreshing drink ever made. Ask for Ko.li at Silverthorn's foun tain. 3-31-2t j Our Want Ads bring results. For Rent Sheep ranch and range for 8000 sheep; meadow cutting 350 tons clover hay; water con trolling spring, summer and fall range, with good winter range. Will rent for term of years, $2000.00 per year, ao j dress mail or wire - j MARY L. HILL, j Denio, Ore., via Winnemucca, iNevaaa. PEOPLE OF GOOD TASTE admit that nothing tastes more delicious than our pure and wholesome Ice Cream it is so cooling, soothing, satisfying and nourishing, besides "tickling the palate" so nicely. We make it fresh twice a day, in all the pop ular flavors and we guarantee its perfect purity and the posi tive cleanliness of everything used in its production and hand ling. Take home a trial paper . carton. Party orders taken on fancy moulds. ' Young's Sweets FINE CANDIES JOHNSTON'S FINE CHOCOLATES FRUITS IN CREAM CHOCOLATE BRAZIL-NUTS QUINTETTE MALTED MILK CHOCOLATE America's Standard of Candy Silverthorn's Family Drugstore Late fiction and classy stationery' everything in the book and stationery line at Silverthorns. 3.31-2t WANTED Clean cotton rags 2c a pound Observer office. - 3-10-tf Daffodil Day, Saturday at Silver thorn's Fountain. Each lady will re ceive a Daffodil as long as tihiey last. 3-31-2t Second-hand furniture wanted. Oo not sell -until you consult Byers, on Farmers Telephone. " 3-16- lm Used Ford Cars for Sale. We have several slightly used Ford Automobiles which have been received on new Dodge Brothers car sales, and which we are offering at attractive prices: -- w SMITH'S GARAGE. 3-31-tf : " La Grande, Ore. j Think Drugs Think M 40 ' , : I The above is our telephone num.-; Der. - uan it wnen you nave neea oi anything in drug store goods and we will deliver what you want. The ser vice is free, is prompt and is cheer fully given. You canlt find a 'better store, better goods or .better prices. La Grande Pharmacy, A. Newlin, Mgr. West Jacobson Bldg., La Grande, Ore. ' Might as well smoke now. as here after. Garcia Vega cigars at Silver thorns'. . 3-31-2t Money to loan on improved farms. Any amount and any length of time. United States National Bank Adv. .. . 3-3-tf Shores' Taxi Service, Sommer no te). Main 740 Adv. 2-21-tf WANTED Clean cotton rags 2c a pound Observer office. ' .' 3-10-tf Frank T. Gilbert of Phoenix, Ari zona, who has been through the north west on a cattle-buying expedition, is in La Grande today for a brief but happy visit with Iris brother, George Gilbert, manager of the Cherry's New Laundiy. Mr.- Gilbert will continue his trip to Arizona as soon as he completes the visit now under way. LOST A lunch of keys, -about a dozen, one small brzes key. Return . to United. States bnnk. Suitable re. ward. J. M. Jones. 4-l-4tp WANTED Second-Hand Bicycle. Ask for DnscoH, Towne Studio. 4-1-ltp EX!CHAN!GE--80 acres good -wheat or alfalfa land lor good automobile. 306 Main Ave. 4-l-2tp FOR SALE Twelve head -ot good young milch cows, Tour fresh. al ance soon Will be. J. A. Holmes, Union. , 4-1 5tp I 3 3 ! . J. 'PERSONAL MENTJON s e e , .sj e H. A. Bodmer of the firm of Bolton & Bodmer, was a passenger on to day's train for Elgin. Dr. L. R. Bryant is over from Union today. Henry McCallam, implement dealer of Union, is -a visitor in La Grande today. i i Engineer Jdhn Gardner, recently transferred to a run between Portland and Pilot Rock Junction, came up from .Portland today and will remain aboTit a week in attending ito business affairs and in making orrrurgements for the removal of his family to Port land. Henry Sommer, of Elgin, is a visitor in La. irande today. i Sam Weathers is here from Port land vteiting Juis sister, Mrs. L. H. .Russell, and other relatives. LeOra M. Oliphant, of Ithe Observer force, has -returned from a visit of a month with relatives in Kansas and Missouri and also with friends in Den ver and other eastern points. Tflie gratifying report has been re ceived that Miss Margaret Corbett daughter of Chief Dispatcher and Mrs. J. J. Corbdtt), who recently un derwent an operation for appendicitis has fully recovered. Mrs. R. J. Clark and her son, Ches ter who has been critically ill for weeks with heart trouble, leave Sun day nifcht accompanied by Mrs. Mer rill, their nurse, for Portland, where thev seek improvement in Ithe boy's health. Women Teachers' Average Salaries Salem, Or., March 30. According to figures prepared by State Superin tendent of Public Instruction Church- HI 'trr.. anlhriaaf'm fttMkTa' AitaM t. tiie state are advancing mora rapidly FOR BOYS ' '' NONE BETTER ON THE MARKET FOR THE MONEY. HERE IS THE GUARANTEE: . . All wool ; nonshrinkable material COAT; bottom faced, indestructible body lining. i Extra quality sleeve lining. Buttonholes silk sewed. Buttons strongly sewed with fine linen thread." ' , PANTS lined throughout with superior Japan linen of extra strength and finish. Excelsior patent waistband. Extra watch pocket. , Pockets of standard drill. Rain proof. All wool. Dust-proof. Price ........-....:.;....;..,.$5.95 NEW LINE OF MEN'S FOUR-IN-HAND WASH TIES. AN EXCEP TIONAL VALUE AT .........25 JM 111.. "- .:- Made cpetulfyfut uby , SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! We carry the Fiebrich, Fox & Hilkes line of men's dress shoes. There are no better shoes made for the money $3.95 to $5.00. Try a pair and be convinced. Green Wheeler women's low shoes, stcap slippers, button oxfords and pumps, priced $2.68 to $3.75.- . Women's low shoes and strap slippers $1.48, $1.68, $1.98, $2.10, .$2.28, $2.48. ' : Women's cloth top patent leather shoes $2.78. V.-' ,.,;-. Women's button shoes $1.68, $1.98, -.12.48. v Boys' button or lace school shoes $1.48, $1.79, $1.98, , $2.10. ' , Old ladies' one trap comfort slippers $1.28. . - Shinola 5c. '; Gilt Edge Polish 13c. :: The Fishing Season Opens Today, We Are better prepared than ever before to serve you. A full and complete line of poles, lines, leader reels, flys,' spinners, hooks, etc. you can not help but get the fish with one of our outfits. . ';'.V I"-'.:"'.'-. t : ' : ' v . j THE GOLDEN RULECO. La Grande's Store than those of male teachers. Last year women teachers received an average increase of $1.20 a- month while the increase for men was (19 cents per month, he says. The form er were paid an average monthly sal ary of $64.15, and the latter an av erage of $80.26. 1 The average salary paid to Iteach rs 1 in one-room schools was $61.67 per month, to teachers in buildings of more than one room $69.91, while principals received an average of $100.87 per mentihi. City superin tendents, who are usually employed for the entire year, received average actual salaries of $2122.t)6. The highest salaries received by teachers m one-room buildings were paid- in Klamath county, where the average was $77 per month. The Flag Law j'ed, or shall publicly mutilate, trample 'upon, or publicly deface,, or .defy, or defile, or cast contempt upon, either I by words or act, upon, any such flag, standard, color, or ensign of the Unit ed States, shall be deamed guilty of misdemeanor, and subject to a fine of not less than twenty dollara($20.00) nor more than one- hundred dollars ($100.00). (L. 1901,page 286, Section 1, Oregon Laws.) .' . Few people are thoroughly familiar with the Oregon Flag Law. For that reason the Observer reprints the stat ute dealing with legal distinction paid to the flag toy the 'Oregon laws. Here it is: Section .2091. United StateB Flag, desecration of, prohibited Any person who in any manner, for exhibition or display shall cause to be placed any words, or figures, or numbers, or marks, or inscriptions, or pictures, or design, or device, or symbol, or token, o- notice, or drawing, or any advertise ment 01 any nature whatever upon any flag, standard, color, or ensign of the United States, or shall expose or cause to be exposed to the public view any such flag, standard, color or ensign of the United States upon which shall bo printed, painted, or otherwise placed or to which shall ibe attached, append ed, affixed, or annexed, any words, or figures, or numbers, or marks, or in-j senptions, or pictures, or designs, or dovico, or symbol, or token, or notice, or drawing, or any advertisement, of any nature or kind whatetar, or who shall expose to public view, or shall manufacture, or sell, or expose for sale, or have in possession for sale, or lor use, any article,, or thing, or substance, being an article for mer chandise, or a receptacle of merchan dise, upon which shall have been pnn. tod, painted, or attached, or 'otherwise placed, a representation of any such flag, standard, color, or ensign of the united States, to advertise, ot call: attention to, or to-decora t, or to ornn- tnentr -or ,to jrark, -we; tdistnguish tne ,rtacie or tnig, on which so piacvj La Grande Citizens Cannot Doubt It Doan's Kidney Pills were used-, They brought benefit. " :.. The story was told to- L Grande residents. ' i ' ?; Time has strengthened the evidence. Has proven the result lasting. The testimony is from this locality. The proof convincing: L. Greenawald, proprietor shoe re pair shop, 414 Lincoln St., Pendleton, ore., says: "liacltaetie and soreness across my kidneys troubled me day and nlgnt. The kidney secretions pained in passage and the flow was too frequent and scanty. One box of Doan's Kidney Pills completely curea me." (Statement given May 17, 1910.) A Lasting Cure. Over two years later, Mr. Greena wald, said: "Doan's Kidney Pills cured me and the trouble has never come back." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Greenafwmld has twice publicly recommended. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. D.l 1-20-15 ness as may properly come before said meeting. R. J. GREEN, ' Referee in Bankruptcy, April 1st, 1916, " . (All claims must be sworn to on (bankruptcy . blanks before filing), .. . .. 4-1-It Notice of First Meeting of Creditors In the distridt court of the United State for tlbe District of Oregon in the m'atter of Cory Wlaldroff, bank rupt, in 'bankruptcy No. 3710. To the Creditors of Cory Waldroff of La Grande in Ithe County of Union, and District aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on the 27th day of March, 1916, the said Cory Waldorff was dulv adjudicated bankrupt; and the first meeting of his creditors vill.Jje held in the .office of the Referee "in Bankruptcy in La Grande, Oregon, on the 12th day of ApriU 1916, ,at!.,2. o'clock in,, the afternoon,-at whio$.tim4 the said creditors KMur, attend",' prove their claims, an point; . trustee,-xaihin the bank rupt, and transact such other busi- 8TNOPSI8 OF THK ANNUAL STATBMUNT OF THE ' ,v . Stuyvesant Insurance i H;- - Company : 'of 'New'. York, In lh stat of New York on ,th slat (lay o l)Mmbsr, 1B1B. madg to . the Inauranna Commimioner of ma SUM of ,Orrn,.Turiiani 10 law: ;. . '..'':.: f apHaf. ' ' Airt6iir,t,of oapltal paid np.v. 400.ooil.oa ' " . lorfinie. 1 Net premium t-ucolved durlna tltu yar , n-i'i uo.. -x' tntarwt. dlvldrnd and rrntu '""""m oelved durlna ths year . 4fl,too'8Si Jnoomo from other nouruwi ra- "y.aoj olved during the jut 27,801. 7S Total Income ,$l,OT,44.0 DliiburHeineata. . I fSf'.JUM.M p"'l! ''"I" the year.$ o!Hl,lBl.url Dividend paid on capital stock during the year OOu uoi OommlBfflonH and aalarWe paid during the year 3S8.2U4.7S l'aiwi llcenae and tott paid during the year 28 8M 30 Amount of all other expenditures 8'4tl8'S Total expenditure .... AateU, Due on paid loMes $ Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value) Loan on mortgages and special deposit Cash In banks and on hand... I'remlums in course of collection written since September 30. 1015 Interest and rent due and ac crued : .1,091,808.34 20.01S.Oli l32,7HS.0 Hit. 000. 1) 0 83.3aO.ut 24S.2S0.9O 4..178.S1! Total assets .'1. 777871 Leas spentul deposit in any state (if auy there he) Munitoba.. 6,428.10 Total assets admitted In bra- 1 s-O" 1,S82,884.2 liabilities. t Ores claims for losses unpaid, f 180 44R.3JI Amount of unearned pnemluma on all outstanding risks 888,880 Jet All other liabilities. : ;i 18,Sil?:i? Total liabilities, exoluslve of capital stock of 784,801.88( Total premiums in force Decem ber 31, lt0 -. LUMSMIH DaslnesM la Oregon for the Tesar. Total In4urani'4 written durtnr tlM year ..-I t..llW.21J J.0O Orosa prBtrtluma received during - Ihe year vv, S1,B0.4! rremiume returned durlp'g . the - r. year 7J(3SJ l,sss paid during the' year.'. :v MIOItnT losses Incurred during the year 22.S01 04 'rotal amount of Insuranoe out standing la Oregon December .31. l.'.'.K8,ea Ststuiorj resident genei'al agent and at torBe for. lervtci : - " - .. a .,, . M. UAV1DSO.N. rortland. Ctt.