MONDAY, APRIL 17, 191G.
I A GRANDE EVENING OBS&RVJER
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fsriEIRY theatre!
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Blue Bird Presents
Helen Ware
In
SECRETIOVE
Adapted from the Famous Novel That Lass
O'Lowrie's
Also : - :
A Fine Comeclv
Merchants'
Delivery
Commencing Saturday-, April 14th the
afternoon deliveries will be made at
1:45, 3 :30 and 5 p.m.
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LYNCH and STEWART
Jefferson Ave. One Block East of Depot.
Phone Main 10 Residence Phone Red 1091
1
6000
BUI LOOSE 5-3
OPENING GAME OF SEASON
GOOD SHOWING.
Mclnnis, Garrick, Bell, Kellum and
Munroc Seen on Mound.
Mid-season form was shown by
both La Grande and Imbler in the first
j;ame of the season on the local dia
mond yesterday. The score was five
threo with La Grande on the long end.
Bell opened for Imbler and Kellum
followed him, and there is little to
choose from between these two men.
On the whole Imbler supported their
pitchers well and have the nucleus of
a dandy team. La Grande frot nine
bits off' the two pitcher.-). Dave Gur
Tick, Heck Mclnnis -and Munroe
pitched three innings each, the first
two each allowing one hit. Garnck
passed one, Bell two. Mclnnis struck
' . r fVivno Munroe one.
Roll nl Kellum seven. Walden and
Shelton each negotiated two-base
swats. The fielding on both sides was
pretty good for early season, though
La Grande wabbled in the seventh and
in eight when Munjroe, a former Tri
sbater at Pendleton, allowed three hits,
boosted along with, as many errors.
"Speed" Mescrve and Woods regis
tered some clean fielding. The crowd
was exceptionally small, but the brand
of ball was worth a real attendance.
Stacey cf, Franklin ss, Meserve 3rd,
Walden 2b, Alstott rf, Childers If,
Woods lb, Mclnnis Garrick Munroe p,
Shelton c, made up the La Grande list
of players.
SYNOPSIS OF TIIFANNliAL STATEMENT
Oregon Surety & Casualty Company
;of I'orlland. In the State ot Orecon. on
the 31t dav of Di-cember, 11)15. made to
the Insurance Commissioner of tlie State
iOf Oregon, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of capital paid up 1uO,uOO.uO
Inronie.
Net premiums received during the
yo-ir r,0, i4-..l
Interest, dividend? and rents re-
eelvtd durliiK the year 10...J...M
.Income from oilier sources re-
, ceived durinE the year (,,.M,.,,w
(i.ouo.ou
.-i.471.1S
Total Income ti7.1t:il.l-
ItltlirHeiilent.
Losses paid during the year, til -
Dividends paid duriiiK the year
i on cupiul stock
CommisslonK and salaries paid
during the year
Ing the year I "
A.muunt of all other expenditures 6, 110...U
Total exDendltures H8.S13.U4
Assets. )
Valua nf real estate nulled filial'.
ket value) f S.105.:i6
v.lim nr mek ntnl Imnds owned
1 (market value) ll!,Sl)2.uO
Loans on mortgages and col-
, lateral, etc I3"??)?S
'Cash In banks and on hand....:. a. 014. 10
Premiums In course of collection
. written since September 30.
1 1B15 5,130.12
Interest and rents due and ac-
, crued 1.0.11.1)0
Canned Vegetables for Soup
For the canning Government Bul
letin club members who do not find it
practical to procure soup stock during
SYNOPSIS OP THE ANNUAL STATIiMUNT
OF THE
United States Branch of the
Northern Assurance Com
pany, Limited,
of London. England, in tile Kingdom off
Great Britain, on the :ut day ot December.
1'llii made to the Insurance Commissioner
of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of cnpltnl paid up. nouo
In the U. !i. Statutory Deposit.? 200,000.00
Income.
Net premiums received during ,,.,..,
the year $3,0i2.Ui..
Interest, dividends, and rents
received during the year
Income from other sources re
ceived during the year
id4.04l.13
fiit.3T0.lW
?il.'J7!l,42S.ll
Total income
DIslnirselllelllN.
Net losies psl-1 during the year . ?1 .tt;;o.740.71
Dividends paid on capital stock
during the year
Commissions and salaries paid
during the year siH,0iiO..1
Taxes. licenses, and Tees paid (
during the ynr t..s.,..(l
Amount ot all oilier expondi-
lures- 44.2SII.is
Remittance to Home Office !l,l 1)1.41,
Total expenditures. 2,tir,:t.4l(S.:t7
Assets,
Value of real estate mvmd
I market value)
Value of sticks and bonds
owned t market vnluel
I.oans on mortgages and to,-
lateral, etc ,1..,onn 00
rash In banks and en hand .,S.)..rlh.0.1
Premiums In course of collec
tion written since September
:t0. 11)1.1 4S.04I..1M
Interest and rents
due nnd accrued . t .Is.nil.V.e. .,..,
Other assets 4:1.2.11. 1 1 101.024 .10
,14.!)l)0.:i5
4. VS.1.K 1.1.00
: Total assets JKO.It!)!. 34
.Total assets admitted In Oregon. .1 ,0.1)0( 31
' Liabilities.
OroBS claims for losses unpaid... 4l.ft2l.00
lAmount of unearned premiums on
i At.,Arllnir r Bks 1.S40.76
'Due for commission and broker
' AUotner ' liabilities
1,1.10.02
1B7.S!)
Total llabilltlea 61,0S8.T
Total premiums In force December
' 31. mis
1 Bule In Oregoo for the Tear.
Gross premiums received during
SO.S01.84
ttao year
$ 59,803.54
Premiums returned during; me g 4S
,Lose paid durlnj the year ;J!!,i.,
Losses Incurred during the year. . ..i,44.!.3
;' By Ru W. WILBUR. Vlce-Presment.
' Statutory resident general agent and t-
u,tut lr wiYlei: poo lb r . co. . .
Total assets ..
M.css special deposits in any
.state (if any there he)
Total assets admitted in Ore
gon Liabilities.
dross claims for losses unpaid. 9
Amount of unearned premiums
on all outstanding risks 2,
Duj for commission and brok-
0.14,
expenses, i tc
Taxes
Surplus ;
Total liabilities. exclusive of
statutory deposit uf $200.-000.00
;ns,
02 v;
8.
13,
71.
1,421,
tfce summer canning season, and who
would like a supply of vegetable soup
during the winter, the specialists hi
charge of boys and girls club work
North and West, suggest that the
vegetable portion of the soup be can
ned separately. Whenever the soup
stock is available during the wintar
the preparation of the soup is a simple
matter. Mixed vegetables for the pur
pose may be canned according to the
following directions:
Scak C pounds of lima beans and 4
pounds of dry peas over night. Boil
each one- half hour, Blanch 16 pounds
of .carrots, 6 pounds of cabbage, 8
pounds of celery, 6 pounds of turnips,
4 pounds of okrii, 1 pounds of onions,
and 4 pounds of parsley for 3 minutes
nnd dip in cold water quickly. Pre
pare the vegetables ami chop them in
to small cubes. Chop the onions and
celery extra fine. Mix all of the
vegetables together thoroughly and
reason to taste. Pack in glass jars
or tin cans. Fill with boiling water.
Partially seal glass jars. (Cap and
tip tin cans.) Process 90 . minutes if
ning a hot-water bath outfit; 60
minutes if using a water-seal outfit
rr a 5-pound steam-pressure outfit;
I5 minutes if using a pressure-cookar
cutf it.
"War Is Hell!"
Don't blame your wife if your but
tons drop off. Good linen thread
comes ouly from Belgium; and the
war mas cut ott the supply. .
Don't be surprised if your evening
paper, once white, has a pale, straw-
coloretl complexion. The blue dye
used to tint yellow paper fibre is un
obtainable on account of the waa
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DO YOU WANT SOME FINE GREEN ONIONS IN YOUR OWN GAR
DEN? YOU CAN HAVE THEM IN TWO WEEKS IF YOU WILL BUY A
BASKET OF GROWING SEED AT YOUR GROCER
40 cents
k GrasJe Fruit O-pair,
Safe Medicine for Children.
"Is it safe?" is the first question to
ba considered when buying cough med
icine for children. Chamberlains
Cough Remedy has long been a favor
ite with mothers of young children as
it contains no opium or other narcotic,
nnd may be given to a child as confi
dently as to an adult.1 It is pleasant
to take, too, which is of great import
ance when a medicine must be given
to young children. This remedy is
most effectual in relieving coughs,
colds and croup. Obtainable every
where.
Candor.
Mistress "iBridget, I told you
twice to have muffins for breakfast
Have you no intellect?" ,
Bridget No, mum; there 8 none
in the house." Christian Register.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon For Union County
AMQUMCEIMT !
Howard P. Campbell, Ida L. Gillis,
Ada M. Sharp and Ora A. Wall
ace, Plaintiffs.
vs
Providence M. Cuid-ey, Clementine Cur-
rey, Mary Currey, hhzabeth Jane
Ashley, Ann Eliza McCain, Mafthew
W. Mitchell, CarAie H. Hakrvey,A. M.
Harvey, Francis M. Smith, Joseph
W: Smith, Alonzo C. Mitchell,
Olive Mitchell, Harry L. Mitchell,
Belle Mitchell and Frank W Mitch
ell, Winifred H. Mitchell, Ida 'Ben
son, S. G. Benson, George H. Cur
rey, Ediith Currey, Fred B. Currey,
Carrie Currey, Jennie Currey, j
Thomas H. Currey, and all unknown '
heirs of Jolhn H. Currey, deceased, j
, and all o ther persons or parties
' unknown claiming any right, title,
estate, lien or interest in the real
. estate described in the complaint,
Defendants.
To Elizabeth J.i.ne Ashley, Ann Eliza
McCain, Mathew W. Mitchell, Carrie
M." Harvey, A. M. Harvey, Francis
M Smith, Joseph W. Smith, Alonzo
C' Mitchell, Olive Mitchell, Harry I,.
Mitchell, Belle MLtdlnell. Frank' W.
Mitchell, Winifred H. Mitchell, Ida
Benson, S. G. Benson, Thomas H.
Currey, nnd all unknown heirs of
said John H. Currey, deceased, and
all other persons or parties unknown,
claiming any right, title estate, lien
or interest in the real estate describ
ed in the complaint in the above en
titled suit, defendants:
You and eadh. of you are hereby
notified to be and appear in the above
Introducing Mr. C. Frizzell, Expert
Electrical Worker-
, ' Realizing for some time that La Grande and Vicinity should have
a first-class electrical worker I have been endeavoring for several months
to locate such a man. All garages in Country Towns have men who work
on electrical equipment, out to get a graduate from the inside snops of
the Splitdorf Electric Company is no small undertaking as I have just
learned. But I succeeded in getting Mr. Frizzell, and have letters from
the Splitdorf Electric Company and other successful concerns attesting to
his ability as an electrical worker so that I can now say to my trade that
I can guarantee proper workmanship on the electrical end of the auto
mobiles. " ,
Very few Garages in the country can make such a claim, but I stand
behind and guarantee all of Mr. Frizzell's work. He is expert on Mag
netos, Generators, Starters, Storage Batteries. Come to us with your
electrical work.
LEIGHTON'S GARAGE
R. W. Leighton, Proprietor.
entitled-court and answer the com
plaint therein filed against you in
the above-entitled cause within six
weeks from the first publication of
this summons, and defendants and
each thereof will take notice that if
you fail so to appear and answer
within said time, the plaintiffs will,
for want thereof, apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the com
plaint in said cause, to-wit: for a
decree theren that plaintiffs are the
owners in fee of the following de
scribed land in Union County, State
of Oregon, to-wit: North (half of
Southeast Quarter of . Southeast'
Quairter of Section Sixteen in Town
ship Three South of Runge Thirty
eight, Easit of Willamette Meridian,
and that their title thereto bo quiet
ed against all the above-named de
fendants and all unknown heirs of
John II. Currey, deceased, and all
othior persons or parties unknown
claiming any irighit, title, estate lien or
interest in the real estate described
in the complain in said cause.
' This summons is published by
order of the Hon. Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for the County of
Union of date the 21st day of March,
1910, directing publication ithereof
once eadh .week for six consecutive
weeks in tho La Grande Evening Ob
server, a newspaper published at La
Grande, Oregon, and tho first publi
cation of this summons is on the 27th
day of March, A. D., 1916.
J. D. SLATER,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Daily Mar. 27 Apr. 3, 10, 17, 24 May
May 1, 8.
n,,mliima In tnvt'f Tie-
i-ember ".1. r..flSS.0fl.fi7(
Itulnrn In Orrtton for iUe lcnr.
Total Insurance written (lurliiK
the year '
Or 8 premiums received during
the. year
Premiums returned durltiK the
. year
Lossofl paid during the year...
Lotties Incurred during the year
Total amount ot Insurance out
standing in Oregon uectm-
ber 81, IMS
Hv nRO W. R ABB
Statutory reoldent general agent and attor-j
ney for service: '(
i-v ilillV ur V t3r.rt land fl rarnn 4 l
A. IT, BIRBEIjIj '& CO.
JAMES MANNER CO- Local AsODt-V
.;H2.427.00-
Kt.35R.3l'
M.lfll.72
4S.070.7(
t,KIt,013.00;
Attorney.
Why Don!
6lf
t You
Investigate?
iSrJa M fell
Sf. "V "v V'.ir r V ,v' t W W:Mjjv
Four good farmers around in this Valley now using the Waterloo Boy Gas Tractor. A tractor that will pull
three 14-in. plows, and one section of harrow for $950.00 is worth consideration. '
Rating twelve horse power on draw bar, and twenty-four horsepower on belt.
We guarantee it to do the work of any eight horses in the valley, or any place else, easier and faster.
ANOTHER CARLOAD WILL ARRIVE BY APPJL 15TII. .T a1"".
Demonstrations ever day. Will be ghid to take you to see any one of the Engines now running. . -
BETTER COME QUICK
Oreg'on Co-Operative Ass'riu