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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1908)
PAGE str EVENING OESERVEK, LA GUAVDE, OttEGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 81, 1908. - . :. ai I 1 a ; T 'if. m P . I t ! i t I S TEWARDS OPERA HOUSE 1 D. H. STEWARD, Mgr. HOUSE Monday, Cloninger's Ideal m "The Counterfeiter Three Nights P?CS; Orchestra 50c; Orchestra Circle 35c; Dress 4. Crce and Gallery 25c. Seats on Sale Saturday Morning r Opening Sale of the GAR Y ACT Approximately 15,000 acres of the , best Irrigable land In the West, located at King's Hill, Idaho, on the main lino of ...j Oregon Short V?X, lll be opened for sale to settlers under the terms of the Carey Act, .. . OCTOBER 12, 1908. Thu ;2cii"liw oi cove land, protected from all unfa vorable conditions. Is nrononnr ed by experts to be the best fruit producing soil In the best fruit Great Surplus Pure Water Flowing all. the year. Best conditions on earth for raising fruit and vegetables profitably. On the Main line of the Oregon Short , Line, Along the Snake River . The grand opening will be conducted by the State of Idaho, tracts' being drawn by lot. After legal deposit on land and water rights settler has right to withdraw deposit If location is undesirable. The grandest opportunity for profitable fruit ranching ever known. I GALL UPON La Grande Investment Co. FOLEY BLOCK - 1 i IN I I G. F. FOWLER . slue mount Am house T. J. CRAY Prop. ( New Management) Rates $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Best 25: meal in the ciiy Beds 2Sc and 50c All outside rooms. Board t and lodge $6. pet week t One block from depot ICE CREAM This i3 the open season for pared to furnish the trade mamber refreshment parlors Oregon. A resort for Ladies E. D. S ELDER, OPEllS Sepf. 2i i Reperetoire Co Engagement state In the Nation. It Is en tirely surrounded by mountains "evcral hundred feet higher. No lava rock; deep loam soil. 4 . WHICH BILL would you prefor to pay? A good stiff one to the doctor for curing some of your family of pnoumonlii or rheumatism or our modest one for the coal which Would have prevented the .IKnen? Think It over. Then give ua the onler for (nil. ) it ;.on, too. .Even a lliili- chill may. mean a Lig III! fr the doctor. Phone Main 10 Only house in the f ciiy employing white help only TRY OUR SERVICE 4 Ice Cream and we are pre- with the very best. Re- j are the finest in Eastern and Gentlemen the Candy Man I LAND WHY NOT TRY V1 Popham'a . ASTILMA REifEDY? . Olves prompt and posltlva relief In evry case. Sold by druggists. Price 11.00. Trial package by mail 10 -1 cents. Williams Mfjf. Co., Props.. Cleveland, O. For sale by . A. T. HXLXj, Druggist. Messenger Service. ; If you want a messenger" call Main 2i. - ' SHERVV00DS ELECTRIC fUEATRt MOTIOX PICTCIIES AXI 4 ILLUSTRATED SONGS Children's Matinee Saturday, Ec; ladies' and children's Matl- 4 nee Wednesday. ' The Dog and the Pipe. ' . Klndhearted Policeman. J SONG " Ylddisli Cowboy.. The Sailor's Dog. , . , New York. - " -. ; SONG , - . "Santiago Flynn. The Painless Revenge. Cabman's Delusion. Honesty is the Best Policy. Program Changes t iIC:;SATo Ai THURSDAYS Refined entertainment for La dies. Gentlemen and Children. B. M. SHERWOOD. Pron. Pastime Theater Housh & Lucas, Props. MOTION PICTURES AND 4 4 ILLUSTRATED SONGS. 4 Heacock's Orchestra, -4 Program. 4 Fighting the Flames, In colors. 4 ' , "Ida." 4 By Mr. J. E. Hlatt. ' ' Two Clever Detectives, a com- 4 edy. . ' 4 I'.lustralcu SoJ.g 4 "Dearie." 4 By Mr. Robert Burton. 4 An Italian Tragedy; the 4 Wages of Sin. ' 4 Illustrated Song . 4 "Honey Time. 4 By Mr. Robert Burton. 4 Wm. Shakespeare's Famous Production 4 "AH YOU LIKE IT." DOORS OPEN AT 7 P. M. 4 Ladies' souvenir matinees Wednesday, 3 and 4 o'clock. 4 Children's 5c Candy matinees Saturday,. 3 and 4 o'clock. 4 44 4l444444 THE SCENIC IVojir'etor and Manager, b. A. OAKDINIER, MOTION PICTURES ' and ILLUSTRATED SON'CS. Proriiin: Rescued from the Easles' Ne-t. SONG '".leunio Leo." The Renegade. Lnville Trio. In Litest Sunns. Rrenklntf Tnto Latest C'r;i3e. Society; tlie THE SCENIC COFFEE Why doesn't your gro cer money back every thing? .Can't get the goods or the money. Vfif rrncrr return I rnur m-iney II roq don't ''li S liillmr'' Rrt e env bun McDoiiulil ( linlimnn. Walla Walln. Sept. 20. Mordo Mc Donald was elected chairman of the republican county central committee at a meeting held Saturday afternoon In the court room at the county court house. Other officer are Walter L. Cadman, secretary; Oliver T. Corn well, state committeeman, and A. A. King, treasurer. GRAHGCASK: EWLAWS That the granges of the state will prepare and present to the next legls lature a set of bills w hich .' will, If adopted, divide the state Into sena torial and representative districts. eliminating the county representation, as a county, and which will kill the Johnson scheme" of bonding the county for the promulgation of good roads Inserting In Its stead one which will reach the same end by another path, is tho outcome of a meeting of the state grange legislative committee, which C. D. Huffman attended at Su lem last week. He returned last eve ning and announces that the granges f the state want the state divided In to districts. 30 senatorial and 30 rep resentative districts, doing away with the county representation as a coun ty,;..- They believe this to be the better plan and will use all righteous means to further their belief and have it enacted Into law Another matter which was discussed and plans formulated for, was the matter of good roads. , Like every other sect or body In the state, the granges realize the vast Importance of TZZiZ, muI lucy uo ooject to the pending : legislation for a bill making It possible to bond each coun ty for road building. , They want to build roads and pay for them as they ?o, by direct taxation or by liberal ap plication of the road fund. If the county can pay for but one mile a year, this one mile Is all that should be built. If five miles,',, then that amount of road Improvement. With out a doubt a few granges have much logic to their reasoning in these two phases of requested leflslatlon, and they will promote their special re quests with vigor. Fruit Prospects Good. As county fruit Inspector. Mf. Huff main paid special attention to fruit conditions In the Willamette valley. and he comes home confident that thf local crop will be moving smoothly be fore Christmas. Though too early to estimate a price, it Is possible, how ever, to state that the markets will bt lively and active before the holidays. I FACTORY i An expert box fat-lory supor-lntend--lit; in the person of J. I);i1e 'louquet, Minn., U In the city an. .'ill mako this his future home. li vll) huve supervision of the box fne- :y fit tho Cn-oi).- Rainier Lumh:--. oTrrrxtn-'s new fp.clory. The nvichln vy for thin Industry will miive ii two weeks it li expected, and It will ! e ;;et ::; and put In rrn-!n; ou'er n uion us pi.-!l.-!e nfter that. It Is n.: errpectcd that' the faciciy v.-Hl 1. pro- '.-.I' in.t: bo.v r.uitei-lil tills i--. h i for o. ,:.l consunipticii. hvt that it v.i'.l Ik rurnlng nnd laylnir In stock fr n-.-".: venr. Is the announcement nndi-. jr nnd Mrs. Dale e.pect their furniture to arrive in live .r six Weeks Mid a thru time .they Villi either rent or liu n house. Some exiiMnK nn-i i wi re run off at the Cnii.-viim rink Saturday nlpiif. There were three of them nnd the las; -.lie ('specially was full of ginger. The racing card opi ned with n pursuit race between two little fellows nnd Syd Mack won from Willie flavin. The next affair was between "ttube" Zwclfcl and Keehlln for a side bet. In which the latter was an easy winner. TV third event was between Keehlln and Beagle, and the latter, who Is an expert on rollers, had some difficulty In catching the opponent. Dancing followed the racing and skating, and was largely attended. The campers out at blankets these nights. Salem need ARRIVES Wm Wi ffflim IS; :CSlEAPE!r: Brick building, at the sheaper as well as better. tnat my brisk is superior o any made in Oregon 'it :an furrish cemmon bnck in any quantity. No order too large or too small to receive' prompt attention1" Correspondence with contractors and builders solicited ! Estimates cheerfully furnished. Prices made known on application. " j . GEO ' 4 .-. r Phone$ Residence, Black 70 1, Yard, Red B21. I i5,ooo acres or the most fertile thrown open for settlement under OCTOBER This tract is on the south bank of the Snake river, on the main ' line of the Oregon Short Line Railway, eight miles east of Glenn's Ferry, a division point on thnr The CiiO-Iua" ii the fand will be under the su pervision of the State Land Board of Idaho. Location unex celled, with the very best trans continental transportation facll- CI REDUCED. RflTLROAb RATES , Send for Booklets and Information, to eltlier address KINGS HILL IRRIGATION & POWER COMPANY, MAIN OFFICE. BOISE, IDAHO B. 5. COOK 6- CO. OREGON AGENTS, Corbett Building, Portland, Oregon, ' 3. K. WIUGHT, Ix cal Aeont, Ia Grand. C. W. Preston Big Cut in Oxfords for Thirty Days C. W. Preston (IIMilltllllj, How To A bin full of flower and a shed full of first-class dry chain wood is enough to maka ANY man happy. Now the way to fill ths bin is to phone V. E. BEAN to firsc fill the shed, which be done for just half the cost of other fuel. This would leave you plenty for the flour, and some to help buy beefsteak and clothes as well. The Cheapest, r ue I on the Market. Biggest load of Wood forleast Money V. E. BEAN PMCNE RED 741. Apple Itoxcx.. , Thone your rd n for apple boxes) to the. SummervllI Lumber Co., Im bier, On-gon. . This pari of the vtute is bccomlna the home of the finest long wool hep. as It Is peculiarly adapted to . , iys me Monmouth 1 Herald. 6 present price of lumrW IS It has .been demonstrate KRIEGER La Grande. Oregon J OF RICH FRUIT THE CAREY ACT land In the State of Idaho will be the Carey Act on TWELFTH ltles and closest markets. Cli mate uniform; no extreme heat or cold. Lots of sun. Water Is perpetual and a great surplus orovMA- -rrS ic: ;;, acr - and 10,000 horse power besides. Soli is a volcanic ash, decom posed lava and vegetable mould. None better for . fruits, alfalfa and sugar beets. ....ii..,., Be Happy j TEA Schilling's Best is in packages; never comes out of a bin or canister. Tor trorrt rrtarni ,or noatr li fos doal till it; wt pk km