La Grande evening observer., August 24, 1905, Image 2

PROFESSIONAL CA RD3
PHYSICIANS
DR. A. L RICHARDSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
iifflo over U 111' Drag Store.
Offk. Phoo. 14 V llMUnMFkoMiU
RMOLITOR M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
, Corner Adani. kTiaoe and Depot HL
OffVoe rhone Xrt Heaiitaoce Phone 6tl
WILLARD SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Lav. La handing, opposite hoiamer Huaae
. OrBee Uoare, 1 la iltol
BACON & HALL,
YSICIANS AND, SURGEONS
OOJoe la Kolev building, Phoae I1M. '
. T. Baooe. Hawldenee Phone
i -i at. X.HlViVlkB0e21Il
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DKS. BIGGERS & BIGGERS
Puyelclaue and Surgeons
O W Bigg art, M. U. Geo, L. Blggera, M. D
t i t Telpaonaa r
i Offloil32l' Keeldeiioe IfeHl
Office- ksl.too Building over J. M. Barry'
Store, kasldeno on Madlaoa AVa, second
door west or former reeldanee. Dr. U W.BIngtra
LaORANDK OKb;ON
Pruteawaal ailla promptly attended to
dayoraiftiit.
DENTISTS
RE A VIS BROS.
... Offloa Ham war Building
Offlea Pboee 1 1 ... Kaaldence Pbona 117
- C. B. Cautiiorii
",', . " DENTIST ;
Offlo Ovar Hill Drug Storey
la Graode, Oregon
! R. L. LINCOLN
DENTIST
Up lain, Oor Adaine eveao. and Depot HI.
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VETERINARY SURGEON
Dr. P A CHARLTON
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Office at A T Hill's Drag Store
La Orande, Oregon Phone 136 1
-, Residence phone red 701 .
t Farmers' line 58
DR. W. T. DUWNES.
VKTEBINABY 8UBQBON AND
' " ' LKNTI8T
iave orders at Red
Cross Uruf atora .
Residence Cor
6Ut and 1 at
Tntrly Ave years experience, beat of rarerance
... furnished ; , .
ATTORNEYS
CPAWFORD & CRAWFORD '
, 7 Attorneys-at-Law
LA GRANDE. OHKOON
llt In Foley baildlitg. ,
J. W KNOWLES '
Attorney and Counsellor
,': Ml UW
Offlea la RaUton Building
i Pbona tto LaOrandaOr.
U.T,WUUnma A.C. WlUlam
v rWILLIAMS BROS.
AlT-'OltN KYS-AT-L. AV
ORk la Kalsloa Bulldlug
';, fbonarOsl LaUraudtsOr.
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v, . iurveyln
ii ' Katlmalee, l'lana, Mud Hpecldimtloua.
Vlloa 1110 Adama Avenue, with John Ktloagu
La Ubandb, ohbuon
Lodge Directory.
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every Huaday oiitlil la K ol f ball I p u
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' IOO P la Umude Lodge, No H n eeit .t
:' tbaU ball every Halurday uight. Vlalttug u.u
;. aere cordially lanlnt iu allvud.
(Ja Hilary pint can be seen at oOioe oTCIty
' Baourder.
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La Grange Evening Observer
Currey Bros., Ed's and Prop.
Published daily except Sunday
Thursday, August 24, 1905.
Eitered at the Poet Office at La
Urande, Oregon, Remind Claea
ail Matter.
One year in advance. . .... $6 50
Six months in advance. . . .3 50
Pel month ..65c
Single copy 6c
AIIVKKTIHINU RATM
HUplayAd rata, farntnlied apuo application
Ux-al readlug notices lun per Una Ural iwrr
Una. c ix-r Hoe fur ettrh mihwoimnl Inatr-
. lion.
((oliitloni of ronrtuleiice, s- rer line. -rds
of tbanks, 6c per Una.
WHAT TO SHOW FOR IT?
The United Slates has been
iilieral to the state o( Oregon in
the way of Kivine jit land.'
When it admitted Oregon, as a
slate, (0 set it up io. house keep
ing, it gave it the ICth and UGlh
sectious in each township Tor
common schools purposes which
in the aggregate amounts to 3,
329.70G acres, 46,080 acre to
start a elate. university with,
making a total, granted on its
admission into the Union tor
educational purposes, of 3,375,
780 acres, add to this 46.C80
acres salt land and the whole
granted on admission will be
3,421,S60 acres.
'Since admission, Oregon has
been granted by the general
government 1,507,096 acres.
By adJing the acreage granted
on admission to that given since
and it will be seeu that 4,988,
962 acres of laud have oomt in
to the possession of the state of
Oregon and under its control.
If all this land, was in a eolid
tody it would'coine 7,795 square
miles, aud if fenced in one field
it would be as large as Union
end Umatilla counties combine 1
with , five hundred fifty ihtee
square miles' for a calf pasture,
or a scope large enough after
feociug Umatilla and Union
counties to locate 2,212 home
steads with one hundred sixty
acres each.
The question? that do or
should concern every citizen in
Oregon are, 1st. How much of
this land does Oregon yei hold?
2nd. What has it to t-how for the
proceeds of that disposed of?
These queHtioiis are iiot urgd
by the Observer to s?ir up criti
cisin and cull forth denouuei
allons and rtgiets that, so lirge
a portion of this magnificent
douation of land by the general
governmeut to the state of Ore
gon has passed from its possess
ion leaving so little to show
therefor, but that a more judici
ous management of the temnant
may beinaguruted. It is useless
to whiue now because by im
provident mauagemeut of the
larger part of the over three aud
oue half millions of acres turned
over by the United Statts to
Ortgon for educational purposes
have beeu frittered away Or thai
nearly 800,000 acres given by
the U S to assist in construct
ing wagon roads should have
parsed from the ownership of
the states to corporations and
G. L FOWLER
Truck and
Transfer
Wood and Coal
Phone 1611
All order given prompt
attaution. .
practically no roads have ben
builL Past wastefulness is only
refered to with the hopethst the
people, who under the ndJed re
sponsibilities that the Initiative
and Referendum has cast upon
them, wi l lake a more careful
interest in the landed property
of the state and so far as is
now possible look to it that, the
remnant of the school land yet
owned bv the state be better
managed than in the past.
HELP THE GOVERNMENT
The fact that the large land
holders in the binods of the
Umatilla irrigation project are
willing to concede much to the
government and aid in settling
all water difficulties-, will enable
the project to be started before
all others in the west alth jugli
the prospects looked blue indeed
for a lime. The Cold Springs
Irrigation compauy, with head
quarters at Echo, was the first
company to declare itself with
the government and others fell
in line rapidly until now few
obstacles stand in the way of
the government engu eers.
Subjected to sever but un-
t 1 1 a a ej
Luunteu viiwuieui lias oueu tue
ot of the government engineers
especially John I Whistler, ch:ef
ngiueer, corporations with
the sole thought of discodragirg
and blocking tbe engineers,
have assailed them from , every
side. A few of the misled news
papers took up the fight and
nave cudgeled them through
their columns. More sensible
people understand the immense
amount of red tape which a pro
ject must go through, and they
alone bave kept quiet and await
ed the results of the investiga
tions. True, the project will
not be the largeft, yet 10,000
acres divided ud into small
homes means much to any
community. Later the project
in Morrow county, water to be
secured by diverting the John
Day. .will follow and anotber
body of land of an almost equal
area will be .opened uo. The
cost of irrigation will be over
$40 an acre but those who have
Been the benefits of irrigation on
those arid plaius will Lot be
grudge the price.
The excitement of intending
settlers is not as great as . it was
when the first withdrawal of
land land was made by the
government as speculators have
found that the land laws govern
ing such settlement is not meant
for them, but intended for the
home maker only. The man
who will ive on and cultivate
the land is the one to get the
benefit and he alone can specu
late on the government's laud
by living his allotted number of
of year and paying his pro rata
of the cost of reclamation.
Writ Granted
Sorlppa Nava Association
Chicago, Aug. 24-Tha supreme
court today urao'ud a writ nf
aappntadeaa for Uooh. The caite will
be reviewed by tapreme court bat
will uot be decided before October.
K
Brick furnished In any
quan ity or any style. No
contract too small or too
large. See samples of our
pressed brick.
GEO. KREIGER.
La (irinde, Oregon.
J. R. OLIVER.
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ABSTRACTS
I ' "Ul , '1
Farm Lons a Specialty
(test equipi ed abut racier
in Union c-juuty. Many
years experiences with
the Union county records
gives me a great advsnU
age. It is folly to pur
chase .realestate without
Grst securing s proper
abstiact. An abstract
from my ofhee will hw
the title just as it bppetrs
ou the official ro ord.
). R. OLIVER,
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Room 31, Somraer Bdlg.
-VISIT THE-
Lewis and Claik
EXPOSITION
To be held at Portland,
June 1 to Oct. 15, 1905,
TAKE A. TRIP TO CALIFORNIA
Through the Williamette. ...
Umpqua and Rogue River
Valleys, of Western Oregon;
pass Mt. Shasta, througi
the Sacramento Valley to the
manj famous resorts on tbt
line of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC 10.
For beautifully illustrate,
booklets, descriptive of Cali
fornia resorts, address,
W. R. C0MAN, Gen. Passr. Agt.
Portland, Or. . ;
OREGOIV
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IUIWIUH. I.FW1CH rem
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and pointa ent aud
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Portland. Dallue, Pni
dlolon, Omtitilla, W.
lula, Lewivlou, I'ollal,
Moscow, Wallace, War
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Ho 5
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tail you all about It
W C McBRIDE, Agent,
124 Third St.
Portlard Oregon
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TWO PIECE SUITS
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Men's two piece suits grow in favor constantly. ' Neither
comfort nor gentility demands a vest- for Bummer wear
The vest h s no function when the thermometer says 99
degrees, We've Coat and Trouser Suits in Single and
Double Brested styles in a varity of patterns, you'll find
there's NOT AN OUNCE
i . i. .i it.. r..iV
wiieri', wuirr mih grarviui iiucs auu . iiaitj appearance oi .
the garments are up Id our usual and excellent standard '
$7 50, $9.00, $10.00 and $12.50
Is the price range, accompanied by our regular guarantee
ASH BROS.
'iAJU ilAIAltlililtliiltillllllllliiillUaai'
500 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
This farm is only 15 miles from La Grarde, on the Elgin'
- -. f v tt , r,..
branch of the O. R, & N. Railroad, at the Rinehart spur.
It will make several good homes, and will be sold in small
tracts if desired. There are three different young bearing
orchards, and two good hou ies on the place. In a good
Bchool district free from debt. Terms easy.
Address. HENRY RINEHART,
SUMMERVILLE, OREGON.
Or call at the farm for full particulars.
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ICE CREAM SODA
It will pay you to walk a block to get the best
Ice Cream Soda It costs no more. We are
better prepared than ever to stop your thirst and
RELIEVE THAT TIRED FEELING.
We have only the best crushed fruits and pure
rock candy syrups. Our ice cream is made fiom ;
pure cream and is the best. Let us show you. I
A. T. HILL
Prescription Druggist
LA GRANDE
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Complete Machine
i General Blacksmith, Horse Shoeingfand Wagon-Work B
J Manufacturer of TheJKit.gerald Holler Feed Mill ' S
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Fl
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With Its coniuHiiiom" heart bun.
Ilalnlerjoe, torpidity of the Hti, n
eiirHtion. palpltatiot of the heart,
wor blooil headaoh and other l ervous
ymptona, sallow akia, fcol tongue
ctfeoalve breath and legion of other
Htliuenta, U at o.H'e the moet wide
f pr-ad and destructive nmlmlv ain,,..
the American (ople. Tbo Uerbino
Irifairaente will cure all theae iroublea.
t-oc bottle Newlin lrug t'o
Boarding and Rooms
People visiting Portlaud fair and
w aiting good board ami rooms at reat
oiiaUa prioea, call on or address Mr
W Bartholomew, 250 Diaon streat,
I'orUand AaUit 8
AO,. 4
of superfluous cloth any- 4
J a a . f
3.
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OUTFITERS
TO MANKIND
BOa
LA GRANDE. OR
IRON WORKS
Shops and Foundry
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m , ,oyt.i aim i ooi rvaccrs
Louis J Kramer, ex-champion long
distance foot raoer of Germany 'and
Holland, a rite Oct 27 1901; -'During
my training of eiuht waka' font nm.
t Salt LaVe City, In April last. I need
uauaru a buow Uulment to my great
est .atisfacfiou. Therefore, I ' recom
mend 8no Uniment to all who are
troubled wltb sprains, b-usea or rben
uiHtiam." 25c, 60c, 11.00 botUe. Haw
lin Drug Co, - . '
TAKE NOTICE
Phone Red 971, Old Town tori lor
wood (80 daya time given). Cheapest
Urooeriea and Provlalona In tha city.
w stock and tali Una of teed. V
Dated La Grande, Ore., July 26.
SP. 1 fi J ATKINSON
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