La Grande evening observer., May 29, 1916, Image 3

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MONDAY, MAY 29, 19 Ui.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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IVE me hospitality befo' the soup
an a pipe o' VELVET after the
pie an' it don't matter much about the
rest o' the meal.
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Temoval of the buffet from' the Ma
sonic temple, is being distributed by
the National Crime Prevention com
mittee of Builders, 1010 Ashlu'nd
Hlofk. It eontninn & nicture of the
'University Club and a notice in rubber
i stamp "Harry K. Thaw has paid for
j sending this message to you."
Here is a part of the message:
I "This University Club pays $1000
leach year to the city of Chicago for
its saloon Ipriviloges. At one time
it did not divide, its bar profits with
anyone except Uncle Sa7ii. At one
time this c'juIi of college graduates
"Kept the bar of the club open on Sun
day contrary to the state law of Il
linois.
"The club often entertains William
Jennings Baynn and recently enter
tained the new arvhbishop of Chicago
and his party.
"No Jewish societies and no argani
zutions of women meet in this build
ing. This building is the headquar
ters for college fraternity men."
Immediately beneath the article is
a quotation from an address by Rob
ert (J. Ingersoll, bearing the caption.
"A POISON STORY."
Thaw donated $50 to the Chicago
crime prevention movement two weeks
ago. 1
q tp. a mm
I I I Hi D
20c
3 for 50c
La Grande Fruit Company
Avoid Spring Colds.
OR
HEROES
Washington, May 26. Under the
plam for world peace as outlined in the
program of the League to Enforce
Peace, the United States might have
to relinquish some of its older inter
pretations of the Monroe Doctrine, in
the event of a dispute with a Euro
pean power, George Graft Wilson,
professor of international law at Har
vard, declared in an address here today
before the first national' assemblage
of the league. Under peace treaties
signed in recent years, the professor
said, such concessions will have to be
.'Appropriate Memorial services ! n'u0 Unite(1 states has within
were held in tne r irst iiaptm , t he aaid ecome a (party
church Sunday morning at the usual n , ' ,mW ni h-, in " hich
.MEMORIAL SERVICES YESTER
DAY WELL ATTENDED.
Baptist Church Scene of Patriotic
Homage to Soldiers.
United States May Have To Make
Concessions
hour. Members of the G. A. R.,
'the high contracting parties
agree
of
- -J' . .7 . that all disputes between them
E3ted'ibodyraS.e ch rch"w7s dl yature whal-oever . to .the t
ated in a profusion of flags, bunting jlncnt of which prey.ous arbitration
and flowers. There was S large aUi-'e"t' or agreements do not apply
tendance. Excellent and appropriate''1' their terms or are not applied in
music was furnished by the choir. 'fact, shall, when diplomatic methods
Rev. J. J. Tichner, the pastor, de- of adjustment have failed, be referred
livered a fine discourse from the text, 'for investigation and report to an ln
' Psa. 82:7 "But ye shall die like men j ternational commission and 'they
and fall like one of the Princes." He . agree not to declare iwar or begin hos
brought out in chronological order, til ities during such investigations and
the important events in the nation's before the report is submitted.'
history, and referred feelingly to "A dispute in regard to the Monroe
those early sturdy pioneers and the i ttoctrine or involving its principles
privations they underwent. He j whatever they may be would surely be
graphically depicted the horrors j included in the agreement made by
of the Civil war and paid a glowing i the United States to refer 'disputes
tribute to the memory of the nation's j of every nature whatsoever, to an in
Jieroes who survive as well as those i tomationiaJ commission for investiga-
departed. tion and report.
Sudden changes, high winds, shift
ing seasons cause colds and gvipie,
and these spring colds are annoying
and dangerous and are likely to turn
into a chronic summer cough. In such
cases take a treatment of Dr. King's
New Discovery, a pleasant Iiixntive
Tar Syrup. It soothes, the cough,
checks the cold and helps break up an
attack of grippe. Its already pre
pared, no mixing or fussing . just
ask your druggist for a bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery. Tested and
tried for over 40 years.
Notice of
Sewer Construction and
Assessment.
The Spanish-American war was re- "This report had endorsement by .adopted by said Commission is as
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ferred to, and the speaker likewise
praised the young men who responded
so readily to their country's call. He
stated that that war had done more
to unite the North and South thnn
anyning that had occurred for many
years. The memorable "Maine" in
cident was referred to and the speaker
said that after Admiral Dewey's
fleet had finished its gigantic under
taking, Spain had a submarine
navy (?).
The assassination of President Mc
Kinley was touchingly dwelt upon
"He fell like a Prince and died like a
man.'
The brave women, "Our wives, sis
ters and sweethearts," the speaker
called them, came in for a good share
of credit in the saving of the nation.
Rev. Tichner closed with an eloquent
peroration, urging his hearers to re"
member that they aire on the march
and should ever 'be on duty until the
command comes to lay our armour
by and sleep the last sleep that knows
no awakening until the resurrection.
Our Want Ads bring results.
leaders of the present administrations
as well as in the action on these
treaties by the ipresont administra
tions and is not to be repalrdcd as
embodying partisan policies. The
United States is already bound to net
as regards the Monroe doctrine in
disputes which may arise in most
states in a fashion in exact accord
with the second article of the platform
of the League to Enforce Peace. The
aim of the league is secured when the
question which negotiation has been
unable to settle is submitted for hear
ing, consideration and recommenda
tion, and it makes little difference
whether the body to which it is sub
mitted is called an 'international com
mittee' oir 'council of conciliation'."
Thaw's Money Aids Drys
Chicago, May 2b Officals of the
University Club were amazed to re
ceive literature showing that money
donated by Harry K. Thaw is being
used in a campaign to make the club
dry.
A pamphlet, commenting upon the
fx $? 4? 4? 4? 'Hj? 4? 4" 4f "i & 'if
:1b. b. restaurant t
Opposite Depot
AMERICAN DISHES
NOODLES and CHOP SUEY A SPECIALTY
A Good Dinner for 20 cents every day.
We Serve. Everything the Market Affords
Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern th:it the Commission
of the City of La Grande, Union
County, Oregon, proposes and intends
to improve Section Five of Sewer Dis
trict Number Three of the City of
La Grande by constructing therein a
sanitary sewer aixl that the report of
the Committee on Estimates appointed
under and by resolution of the Com
mission of said City of date April 2t,
191b', has made its report in writing to
the Commission which report was on
the l!)th of May, 191G, finally ap
proved and adopted by the Commis
sion of said City and said Commission
has set Wednesday, the 14th day of
June, A. D., 1916 at 7:30 o'clock P.
M. at the Commission room in the
City Building in la Grande, Oregon,
as the time and place when the Com
mission will meet, hear and deter
mine all objections, remonstrances and
claims of grievances of persons inter
ested therein and affected thereby.
That the boundaries of the said Dis
trict to be so improved, as finally
follows: Commencing :it the center of
Block Nineteen, in Coggan's Addition
to La Grande, Oregon, and running
thence west along the center line of
said Block Nineteen and along the
center lines of Blocks 54, 53, 52 and 51
of Chaplin's Addition to the Town of
La Grande, Union County, Oregon, to
the center of Fourth Street in said
Chaplin B Addition; thei-ce south along
the center line of said Fourth Street
to a point 120 feet south of the south
property line of L. Avenue of said
Chaplin's Addition; thence west to the
center of First Street in said Chap
lin's Addition; thence south along the
center line of First Street to a point
thereon west of the center of Block
8G of said Chaplin's Addition: thence
east through the center of said Block
86 of said Addition to the center line
of Second Street in said Chaplin's Ad
dition; thence south along the center
line of Second Street to the center
line of I Street, now known and de
scribed as I Avenue, in said Chaplin's
Addition; thence east 18 feet to the
centail of the inter-sections of Second
Street and said I lA venue; thence
south along the center of Second
Street in said Addition to the center
line of H. Avenue; thence east seven
feet; thence south along the center
line of said Second Street in Arnold
& Dray's Addition to a point thereon
opposite the center line of Block Nine
in Arnold & Dray's Addition to the
Town of La Grande, Union County,
Oregon; thence east along the center
line of Blocks Nine and Ten of said
Arnold & Dray's Addition, and the
center line of Blocks twenty-two,
twenty-one, twenty-three and twenty
four of said Chaplin's Addition to a
point CO feet east of the cast proper
ty line of Seventh Street in said
Chaplin's Addition, and thence north
La
Will Observe
RIAL D
Two deliveries 8:30 and 10:30
Market Closes at 10:30 A. JVL
Main 96 Order Early
to the center of the alley in Block
Thirty four of said Chaplin'a Addi
tion opposite the northeast corner of
Lot Twelve in said Block Thirty-four;
themee east along the center line of
tne alley in said Block Thirty-four
to tlie center of Eighth Street in said
Chaplin's Addition, and thence north
along the center line of said Eighth
Street to the center line of the alley
running east and west through Block
Thirty-seven, of said Chaplin's Addi
tion; thence west along the center line
of said alley to a point thereon appo
site une norcneast corner 01 Lxrt la In
said Block 37; thence north to the
center of the alley in Block 47 of said
Chaplain's Addition to a point op
posite the northeast corner of Lot 12
in said Block 47; thence east along
the center line of said alley to tho cem-
ter of Eighth Street in said Chaplin's
Addition; thence north along the cen
ter line of said Eighth Street to the
center of L. Street in said Chaplain's
AiKiinon, now Known as L. Avenue,
thence East along the center line of
said L. Street in said Addition to a
point thereon opposite the center line
.running north and south through Block
Nineteen of said Coggans Addition
and thence north alolng the center line
of said Block Nineteen of naid Cog
gan's Addition to the point of begin
ning. That said District is to be improved
by the construction therein of a sani
tary sewer in accordance with tho
plans and specif ications therefor here
to tore adopted by the Commission as
followvS, to-wit; To construct an eight
inch vitrified sewer with manholes and
connections, along the center line of
L. Avenue, formerly L. Street in Chap
lin's Addition to the town --of La
Grande, Union County, Oregon, from
a oint 70 feet east of the east prop
erty line of Fourth Street in said Ad
dition to the center of the inter-section
of said L. Avenue and Eighth Street
in said Addition; thence north along
the center line of said Eighth Street
to a connection with tho present sewer
at the inter-section of M. Avenue,
formerly M. Street, and Eighth Street
in said Addition and from the inter
section of K. Avenue, formerly K.
Street, and First Street in said Chap
lin's Addition, along the center line
of said K. Avenue to the center of
the inter-KPHio?l of nnirl V Awnnfi
and Seventh Street in said Addition'
und from the center of the intersec
tion of J. Avenue, formerly J. Street,
and Second Street in said Chagxlin's
Addition, along the center line of said
J. Avenue to the center of the inter
section of said J. Avenue and Seventh
Street in said Addition, and from the
center of the inter-eection of Second
Street and I. Avenue, formerly 1.
Street, in said Addition, along the
center line of said I. Avenue to the
center of the intersection of said I.
Avenue and Seventh Street in said
Chaplin's Addition, and from the cen
ter of the inter-section of Second
Street and H. Avenue, formerly II.
Street, in said Chaplin's Addition,
along the center lino of said H. Ave
nue, to the center of tho intersection
of said II. Avenue and Seventh Street
in said Addition, and from the center
of the intersection of Second Street
and G. Avenue (formerly G. Stroet)
in Arnold & Dray's Addition to tho
Town of Ia Gramfe, Union County,
Oregon, along the center lirio of G.
Avenue to the center of tho inter-soc-tion
of said G. Avenue in Chaplin's
Addition to the inter-section of said G.
Avenue (formerly G. Stireert) and Sev
enth Stroet in said Chanlin's Addition,
und an eight-iaich vitrified sewer with
nrcuhole.i awl connections from the
center of the inter-scctioii of K.. Ave
nue and' Seventh Street to the center
of the inter-section of 3. Avenue and
Seventh Street., and a ten-inch vitri
fied sower with manholes und conncc-
jt.inns from the center of the inlor-.soc-jlior-.
of J. Avenue, formerly J. Stnx;t,
l.imd Seventh Street to the center of
the inter-section of I. Avcmue ;itt l s;id
Seventh street and a twelve-inch vit
! rifled sewor from the center of tho in-iter-section
of s.lid I. Avenue and snid
Seventh Street to the center of the
j inter-section of said G. Avenue tuid
Our store will
close Decoration Day
at 10:30 a. m. for the
rest of the day. ,
( Phone your orders
in Early
OH GROCERY & BAKERV
Home of Fancy Groceries . . Phone Main 75
E. POLACK, Prop.
1'
.a t tv.euve-
ir.eh vitrified sower from the center
of the inter-section of I. Avenue and
Seventh Street in -raid Ohaplin'n Ad
dition, to the center of the intor-scc-tion
of Eighth Street smd said I.
Avenue in said Chaplin's Addition,
with the necessary manholcn and con
nections, together with the necessary
j excavations therefor.
I This notice is issued and given un
der the direction of thfl Commission
j of the City of La Grande by Resolu
tion of date, May 19, 1916.
Dated at In Gratwle, Oregon, this
May 20, 1910.
LEE WARNICK,
Iteeonkrr of the City of La
Grande, Oregon.
Eighth Annual x
Live Stock Show
Union, Oregon
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
June 14, 15 and 16, 1916.
The Union Live Stock Show will be bigger and better this year.
Many New Features will bo presented.
Tho Greatest Display of Live Stock and the most interesting Track
and Arena Events ever shown in Union.
REMEMBER! the Date and Arrange to Attend the
Union Stock Show. It Will be Interesting,
Educational and Entertaining.
A now feature tlii.-i year will be an Auction Sale of Live Stock, tho
:ay following the ,;tock show, SATURDAY, JUNE 17T1I, beginning
(it 10 o'clock a. m at which ti "le it is expected that many fine
anini.ils v. ill bo oft'e'-ed for sale.
RU-BER-OID ROOFING!
ONE OF THE BEST ROOFINGS MADE
We are prepared to quote prices
that will please you
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Main 8
'(City Seal)
Daily May 22-29 Juneo-12
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