La Grande evening observer., December 13, 1905, Image 4

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Uhe farmers and Uraders
Jfational 22ank
jCm Sr:d Orwgom
NO. 4489
Capital
Surplus ,.;
LUbiiity of Shareholders
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$ 60.ooo.oo . : ,
14000 oo -
r" 6o,ovo.do
For th protection of it depositor! Depositors pf this BanVt are ip- K
- corded such liberal treatment as shall be in keeping with the character
and value of their accounts. We would be pleased to have jour ae?V
count. ' .
' J. W. SCRIBER.
.y i ," . - Cashier.
JOSEPH PALMER,
President.
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O. E. McCULLY.
; Asst. Cashier.
J. SCROGQIN.:-
Asst. Cashier f
: ' FARMS fOR SALE V 5
2 VH .IN THE GRANDE R0NDE VALLEY
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S 200 Acres with good improvements, all tillable land, , ''' '' J
8 miles 'from railroad station and 14 miles from '
La Grande, Oregon . i ' . '"
ZiZZ ."!". r"J -" n..ri .11 .tninhu
land, ebo-'t, three milevrom the railroad and 14
5 . miles from La Grande, i v T
Price $40 rwr acre
Price $38 per acre' J
Price $S6 pei acre
160 Acres about 5 miles'-from the railroad and 14
miles from La Granc'e, No buildings " ;
200 Acres, one mi'e from the town of Summerville, 15
, miles north of La Crt ne'e and 3 miles from the
railroad. All tV ;' Ja ). - No buildings ".
60 Acres, same class land as' the above and adjoining. Price $55 per acre
480 Acree. 2 miles from the railroad and IB miles .'''
. from La Grande." Good barn and small house, ' : ',
Price $35 parser
t well watered. , All good land v .? v ', ', :
65 Acres, three and half miles from La .Grande,, all
under cultivation. No buildings .J "' ; .".
160 Acres, 6 miles from La Grande. Oood grain land.
No buildings ii
160 Acree, 1 2 miles f aom La Grande, 2 miles from Ihe
' ,t.. railroad, hrstclass improvements . ,
1000 Acree 9 miles from La Grande, nearly all in culfc
ivatlon, (.!! good land --., ...
Price $42 peg acre
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Price $76 per acre
Price $26 per acre
Price $65 per acre
Price $35,000.00
jCa Sratido tSnvostmorit Co. ' J
FOLEY HOTEL BUILDINQ
. LA GRANDE, . OR
Union
Mills Indian Robes
We have received a consignment of Union Fleece Wool
: Indir i.Tooee 'which we have nn eale. These roL'e are
soluble for couch covers,, steamer robe. and orna
. rental for. Indian cornere. The price range Is from
$6.60 up i' .; , .
5 HENRY cS6 GAT J
HOtJSE FURNISHERS AND ' UNDERTAKERS. . .
'x(::t':- :X-'J:a ptKo, 621.
m ) C. Henry, residence 664 1 -.-.. ' J. J. Carr, reeidence 386
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Just Received by W. H. Bohnenkamp a beautiful
LINE OF CHRISTMAS ROCKERS
V From 75c up
' The Fjnest display of China and Class
- C ' f- in the city.' See the Ten Cent Table ,
A-;"flr'::..i.,l,L,Til.:,.... - '.i :-., .. a. nr.. ,-y
W, H. BO H N EN K A M P,
SPECIALS
Supported bed springs
Unsupported bed springs
Mattresses, good ones
2 saddlee, choice '
fiemmington typewriter
$2JlO
lss
2.50
1.00
4(1.00
Iso
30
5.60-6.1)0
60c to
ROMADKA
READY ACCESS TRUNK '
TJ AI3INO the corcr brinfs every
AV corner within reach wiihoat re
snoring trays. Saves K the time of
an ordinary trunk to fack or un
pack. Easy to operate. HothinK to
tfet out of order. - will eiana all the
knocks an4 hard sa( o( travclinf,
Coste no more than a commot trunk.
.....$5.00 -j .
N ) el..
v !6 cross cut saws
Hall rack
2 office chair ,
Kitchen Treasure '
Linealeum .
A fine line of crockery at half
F. D. Haisten,
PHONE RED 1161
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' Highest prices paid for Second
.Hand Goods.. ,
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UMATILLA RIVER VATER
USERS' ASSOCIATIOH MEETS
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fens i . Prepsrs- vfor -Ccverant" jrritica'"- Li tHe
; v Umatilla (osir.try.v-, '
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iHermiston, Ore., Deo. 13." The people
o(Hermiston and vicinity, all of whom
are concerned in the future " pf. irrigation
rp XhW regloa irttended the public meeting
eld aijisiw 'Saturday-. 'The object of
the meeting1 Was to tak the- necessary
steps toward compliance with the re
quirements of the department of , the in
terior with respect to the East Umatilla
irrigation project, and to organize the
Hermiston Watar Users' Association!
The association of laricf' oV.-iere ; was
deemed the- most' eipe'djeril method of
getting ail parties concerned' in line, for
agreement to. the government require
ments concerning land holdings within
any area affected by an irrigation project
under the national reclamation' service
A feature of these requirements, as eff
ecting the individual, is that all owners of
land under the scope of such project
mustagiee to relinquish their holdings
down to 160 -acres. Collectively, the
landownere must come under the juris-
secrstary of trie Interior. ' ' ? . "r.
J. T. Whistler, representative in Oregon
of the reclamation Service, and stated the
government's position in the premise).
The meeting wae organized by the e' C
tion of L. A. Esteb as chairman and I uis
SeholL Jr., as secretary. J.P.McNaught
D. C. Browne'.!, L. Scholl, jr VV. R. How
art T. C. Irwjn. H. G. Newport and A
C. Crawford were appointed a committee
to draft the by-laws of the . association,
and as soon as these have beed complet
ed they will be forwarded to Washington
for the inspection of Secretary Hitchcock.
Today the committee met an Echo ' and
drafted the articles ot Incorporation and
the by-laws of the -association. The
association will be known as the Umatilla
"River Water Users' association and it will
1 have its principal place of business at
Echo.
The Maxwell, Furnish. Betile. Brownell
Three-Mae Falls aid Cxi aprhjs ditc.1
companies will alt come within the scope
of the government's requirements,. These
companies represent some 30,000 ac
of land ditches, built and contemplated, to
the extent of fifty miles. A)l these ele
ments are rerdy to co-ooerate , with the
aovernment . The acceptance of the by
aw prepared by the Water Users' assoc-
ation, by the secretary of the interior is
all that remains now relating between the
govrnment and the ' concerns .. Jhat ' have
already undetakeh reclamation work under
. the system of private enterprise.'. "
CLUB ELE(TS
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.The meeting of the Commercial Club,
hld .last .evening for the purpose of elect
ing officer for the. yearI9Q6, .jbrqught
out a good atUndaac4LjCN . .-, ,
LJbotf"Grand Commercial Clubv a
It nam Implies, is the recognized lead-'
ing commercial body of Union dounty'ana
in the past Un year quit ll of the puln
lie undertakings, " of vital Importance to
Union county, Jias. been directed through
this organization." La Grande, being the
metropolis of this wealthy and energetic
county, V many public undertakings1 are
naturally 1 expected to' be taken up and
pushed to a successful conclusion by this
city and to meet such contingencies the
La Grande Commercial Club wa organic
zed, and how well, this organization has
fulfilled that obligation. ' the paet history
speake for iuelf. ' " ''; ',
Thar I not an active citizen of this
city and county today but who feel it in
the air that 1906 is to be a year of activ
ity, push and development The 'man
who ha not caught Jthej spirit; t Jhmain
who cannot read thVhand writing on the
wall, will b. left when the year 1906 be
come history twelv month hpvVjl vi
How often do we hear, the lamentations
of those who have witnessed the transition
that ha taken place in this valley during
the past few year and can now see
wher they missed it .' There are decided
ly more opportunities in Grand Ronde
valley today than there wer ten or fifteen
year ago. wfkeep your eye on the band
wagon. 1961 loaded with all kind of
good thing for those who are awake. '
The LGrande Commercial Club has
caught th spirit a was manifested in
the meeting last night and they will be
very much in evidence during th coming
year. Th following liet of officer chosen
to direct the club affair are well known
businessmen who are capable of any
thing they may undertake. . '
resident
William Miller
For First Vice Presided
F. S. Ivanhoe
For Second Vice President
I D. Reavi '
For Treasurer
I. J. Scroggins
For Secretary
Turner Oliver
Board of Manager
E. E. Romig
F. U Meyer
Turner Oliver
' A. V. Andrews
Guy McCully
. , John Collier
Geo. L. Cleaver
J. M. Murphy
J. B. Gilham
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Will HOT REPAIR SfflP
(Scrlpps Newe Association) '-s '
' Singapore, Dec, 15 Chinese laborers
at th Enjengpagar .dockt today refused
to repair th Standard Oil -ship Acme, oh
accodht of th- American .'boycott' The
dock belong f to; th British goverhmeh '.
The American counsel. complained to the
governor of th colony. . ... The official pro
tector of th Chines threatened to deport
all who refused to do th work,.-. The
Sikh police are armed and held in readi
ness. This afternoon some of the laborers
have returned to work. ; It is believed
that' this is th first time the American
boycott ha evolved any government be
side America. " ", "" '
, vmirviyors;at kiona ; lJ.
' Kiona; Wash., Dec. 18 Surveyor for
th North Coast railway are working in
th vicinity of Kiona, . and may cross th
Yakima river at this point, thence parall
eling the Northern Pacific a far as Re
lief. It 1 understood that th engineers
ar looking for the most direct route pos
sible to Wallula.
LMtt OR TRIAL
(8crlpp Newe Association)
New York, Dec. 13. Th trial of Abe
Hummel, a lawyer, charged with subord
ation or perjury in connection with
thVTJodg-Mor , divorce, began
in me criminal Branch of th suprsm
court thi morning.
OSTEOPAJKY FOR (ORSUMPTION
Medical Talk, which I decidedly not an
Osteopathic7 ' publication., devotes some
space to the case of Mis" Munson. of
Winfield, Kansas, who waeord of con
sumption by. Osteopathy. "Th editor
states that he wishes people "to know
that Osteopathia physicians ar not
necessarily bone-doctors, but that, they
successfully treat many diseases which
the drug doctors admit that the? ar un
able to cure." Such evidence of liberali
ty and appreciation ar vary pleasing.
' ORAM MARKETS
(Scrlpps Newe Aasoclatlonl
Chicago, Dec. 1 3. Wheat opened at
81; closed, 87 V, corn opened
44V. closed. 44g; oats opened 31
closed, 10.
PORTLAND MARKET
Portland, Dec. 13. Bluestem 74
Club, 71 Valley, 73. :
AT LA fOUfTTC
(Scrlppa Newe Association) ' .
Madison. Wid.. Dec. IS Tha .n.t.
today took a rap at La Follett bv defeat.
ing a resolution sent by him proposing a
searching investigation of the railroads,
insurance and other corporations.1 The
nouse has killed two of the governor's
favorite measures. -
IN A HURRY?
THEN CALL
Wn. REYNOLDS
, ; THE TRANSFER MAN
He will take that trunk to th Da
pot or your horn in less tim than
it takes' to tell it
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Wagon always at your service
Charge t moderate. Day phone. B
1792, night phone. P IS.
J L MAfcS,
Contractor ahd Builder
Ualcr in Buildine Material
La Grande, Oregon .
. Drop a lin naming work, and 1 will '
name the rght price.
444
Suction EycClass
' It doe not wrinkle ' your nose ,
and make you look older than
you are. J t
Holiday goods are beginning to . i
arrive. Best liue ordered ever . X
brought to the' city.
J. H. PEARE.
Jewelry and Optician
WANTED 1
Potatoes, Hay, Oats, Apples;
We pay Highest Market Prices for all Produce
A caf of strictly fresh eggs to arrive Saturday, Nov,
26. We quote these to th trade at $8 per case of 30 doz.
A fresh consignment of fancy white clover honey from Cali
fornia' which we sell to the trade at $3.25 per case.
We have a lot of No. 2 apples which can be bought here' at
a very low price.
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Oregon Produce Company
A SPLENDID? INVESTIVIENT
'Is a mfr which will build up your own town -and
country. : 1
The Aurelia Minir.g Go, -1
; Now offers the first block of stock of 100000
; shares at 5c per share. The company has -;
400,000 shares of stock available for the dc
: velopement of the Standard Mines, which will
be done conservatively, and as fast as posible. " - r
: '.I For further Information call on' "
J. A. THRONSON. r
tn4attit
FOR WINTER FEED ., ;
PHONE MAIN 6 , ' VEROERE PHONE
- The Grande Ronde Cash Company is in a position to offer tha .
K best there i. Fresh Lteam Rolled Barley.. Timothy and Wild V; I
Hay, and all kinds of Grain and Chopped Feed. '-; ' . - . - --r
' ' WOODLAND COAL DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF CITY ' !'
(jrande Ronde Cash Company, :
JTFWmVj . OWEJlfl ..'"-HOUSE 1
' r -YV"ui t-roprietor end Mar
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15
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OLIVER M0R0SC0 1
, -' 1 OFFERS
MR. HARRY MCSTAYCR
In HENRIK IBSEN'S great play of Heredity . ' i ; f
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"GHOSTS"!
tonill 'I?' !rrCUMd m0r di,CUMi0fl on two continents than ".,
, than any other that was ever written. ' .
.,A wonderful soul reachine cer- ..... l... , '
formance-Mtv T,-!. hs ny P,av erMto' "oh
"The most brialiant dramatic performance of 'the ' " 1
, , aon.-rChicago News. . . , ..
PRICES-Lower Floor 75c. and il.00. Boies Jl 50 - 3
v. , M u,.u ovm, beats on sale Wednesday at Van . Bur.n. '
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