La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 22, 1909, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextV i t page rorn. fvexixw ousekvl'k. - gilwde. oki.gov. irirat, jaximry 22,10: TIGHT IUGES. ! i hi 'i) I -Mi if If 5 T f v i . ; ; U criTiSe yenini cascrver rbliliel Pall Except Sunday. CCKKEY HKtTHERS, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. CalU-4 hrw Tclcgrsjili Scrifcw. BCL'SCRIPTTON KATES: Dally, single copy tc Dally, per month tic Daily. six month In advance. ..)!.( Daily, one year In advance ti ll Weekly, U months, in advance. . 75c Weekly, one year, la advance. . .$10 Cntered at the pociofflce at La Grande m kecond-cloM matter. Tola paper will not publish any artt tie) appearing over a nom de plume. Matted articles will be received sub- Ject to the discretion of the editors. Please alga your articles and save dis appointment. AdvcrtiMiug Rale. Display ad. rates furnished upon application. Local reading notices lie per line first Insertion; lc per line fer each nbsequent Insertion. Resolutions of condolence, tc a line. Card of thanks, tc a line. The city of Hermlston, which has sprung up like magic on the dry, dusty, wind-swept sagtbruHh plain, be tween Pendleton and Umatilla, a . stretch of land the government could not give away In 320-acre tracta, In another object Iesaon on what wat;r 'Will do. As far as the eye can reach on either aide of the railroad can be seen new housos and new homfi The time la not distant whi n there will be more people living on small tracts of . thlii once dcmri Innd than are now living In Grande Ronde valley. The government fa behind this project. Tw)nty-two thouaund acres is eni X raced In the orlglnil project, which will, of course, be increased many time over a the years roll by, and people will pay 1100 per acre for wa ter rights Instead of $20, H and $60. By the way, there are only a few $;0 per acre projects In the entire United States. To be precise, Juat two, and one of these Is the Grande P.onde pre -Ject, the success of which Uepenis upon the interest taken In the meetln? in this city Huturday afternoon, . and at which some of the mot noted Irrfgationlsts in thla part of the stav will speak. " The low colonist rate Just decided upon by the' several transcontinental railroad will be of great benefit to -the entire Pacific northwest. If you have friends In the east, write to them jfS ,tne various opportunities offered, homeaeekers In Oregon, thereby doing your share towards making thla the greatest state In the union. -- We have the water problem solved after so long consideration. Now let us make the irrigation project an as sured fact by attending the meeting to.be held in Stewart' opera house tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. on tning at a nine, ii'u i time to talk and act on the irrigation project. The life or death of the en terprise depends largely upon the re sults of the meeting tomorrow. The peopled who remained at home thla year are the ones who are enjoy ing the good weather. ' i - Ail roads ahould b ad towards Stew art's opera house tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Irrigation meeting. AHDfRSOn ARRESTED JI.I STORY, III T UROI 'GUT BY llll'I'l RENT IHi: l Ilrt tHM to Come I'mlcr New Cilj OrtllimiNc .H-ur In R'M-cidcr'-tonrl Tiibi) Andci'ii Ak for it ruHtHMicmciit II. t lo I SaUl to lluo ;lten Whisky. r.,arI'K Anderson, who has tx-cn lw fore the various courts charged with the violation of the local option law. Is once more under arrest and Is to ap pear before Recorder Cox. Anderson .appeared in person this afternoon and Bkcd to have the ca postponed un til hi attorney, C. H. Finn, who I engaged In a can bfore Jutlce J?te art, rould lolt Into th matter, Re corder Cox In anxious to have th ca dlxpotu-d ,f this afiTn'xin If p3ibl. but the induction are that a further idhi nm nt lil b a?k4 for. This Ik the ftml - that the cltj haa Inaugurated ' and it n l!l b Hutched wlih Inl.reirt. The complaint I nlgnd by Chl. f of Pollc John AVal-di-n. and It alleges that Anderson sold II. Cole on pint of Intoxicating liquor on Thursday of thla week. IluIif-." Man -ion Imiiuum-m. ( Now York, Jan J: The rovmirt t nidnHljr a had! lan?M?. ti by recoil unows. Repairs. will cost IIOOO. Gut ter blocked with snow, water leaking through. KCXDAY AT TI1K CHCRC1IK8. 4 ft first RaptUt Oiurcti. f'omer Sixth and Spring. At :45 Sunday school. Dr. Stevenson, super Intendent; 11, morning worship, mes sage, "The Dynamic In Revival"; 6:30, Young People's meeting, led .by Miss Beatrice Greene, theme, "Life's Les sons from the Book of Genesis"; 7:30, evening worship, message, "The Liber ating Power of the Truth." The One Accord prayer meeting will be held on Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 7:30. On Fri day, at 8 p. m., the world famo'js Russell H. Conwell delivers his noted lecture, "Acres of Diamonds." Dr. Conwell will be Introduced by Dr. Al exander Blackburn, who .remains with is for revival meetings beginning Sun' day, January 31. Great things are in store for our city. We cordially Invite all to share with us liberally. V. II CJihpon, pastor. McthodM Ipl-oojwil Church. Sunday school at P. 43. G. H. Curr- y. superintendent; Kpworth Ifag'if, 6:30, H. ("lark, prealdent; prr aching at 11 and at 7:30 by J. D. Gillilan. I). !)., district superintendent. Mrt Presbyterian ilninh. Washington avenue and Sixth street. Morning subject, "Our Father." Evening subject. "The Pity of Evil." Special music by the choir. Sunday school, 9:4S a. rn., W. T.. Brenholts, su perintendent. C. E. service, 6:30 p. rn., leader, W. F. Landrum. Prayer meet ing Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Rev. S. W. fieemann, D. D., minister. W. IVUt's C rt-b.' Third Sunday after Epiphany. Holy communion, 8 a. m.; Sunday school, 10 a. m.; morning service, u a. m.;l Bible cJhss, 4:15 p. m.; evening serv- Ice, 5 p. m. Litany and choir prac tice Friday. 7:30 p. m. Rev. Upton H. Glbbs, rector. " fiOKt Cow. Red cow with speckled face, has T. S. with circle-bar on right aide, and J. D. on left side. 'Phone Farmar U43. l-14tf T. F. SHERWOOD. MAdAZWtS The Munsey publications continue to Improve. Theebruary number of the Scrap Book, on sale today, sur passes In Interest any previous issue. Here aro the titles of a few of the best articles: "Hamard, the First Detective of Europe," " The Women Who Are Plain." "How to Keep a Wife at Home," "The Unhappicst Man on Earth." "Strange Ways of Reading th Future." Munsey's leading article Is "The New Florida," which Is In truth more devot ed to Henry M. Flagler, the Florida railroad builder, than to the state it self. The article, however, would have been nice to read about 10 days ago. Prof. T. J. J. Sen has contributed a very Interesting discussion of "Tl.lu! "A'aves." which follow great enrth liiukes. Of Interest to college boys Is Harry Thurston Peek's story of the oili;'.-' and development of h:i: Ine. There are he t'sunl short stories ami two thrill ing serials. We have added "Outlook" to oim list of inacaKines. The current number contains :in article on "Postal Savlnc Banks," which are now demanding so much attention from congress. The uithor. Mr. John Hansen Rhoadcs. 1 t trustee of one of the leading aavirgs institutions .if New York city, and nr expert student of the theory of savings J He t.f ;! sain:--' th ' p-st: i -i.tvlnu-; plan. FERGUSON'S "WHERE NOTHING IS TOO MICH TROUBLE. (OHTRACT IS READY The contract ordered entered Into by ordinance between Mayor M. K. Hall and Recorder D. E. Cox. with the Am'-H-an Llsht & Power company, for .thf onstructf'in of the R.-aver f!r.'.-.ti water project, ! reaTr f.r the signatures of both parties concerned. The contract follows out Iq toto the specification of the ordinance passed Wednesday night. Mr. Hall and Mr. Cox are ready to sign the document that means pure and unreserved water supply for the city, and It U thought that when Mr. Lowry returns from Enterprise, he, too, will affix his offi cial signature, making the contract a legal document. As to the date of commencing Jhe pipe line, nothing definite can be es tablished, as the mountainous country through which the pipe will pass, must first thaw out. In the Interim, ma terial will be purchased and put on the ground, o that the entire project can be completed In the specified time five months from date of com mencement. DEGREES Aft Rev. Walton Slilpworth. district su perintendent of The Dalles district. and Rev. J. D. Glllilani superintend ent of La Grande district, with head- juarters here, were given the degree of Doctor of Divinity at Salem last Tuesday, on the occasion of the in auguration of President Roman. The dedication of the Elks home last evening was all that was promised for it, and even Wore. After the dedi catory services and dance, the 200 guests were seated "at an- elaborate banquet. Here It was that wit and humor ran rife. Among the speak ers to respond to Toastmaster George Small's call, were F. 8. Ivanhoe, C. E. octiran, I. 11. I ruwturu and u. u. Sargent, all of thla city; and Woodson I Patterson and W. S. livens of Ba ker City. The event was easily the biggest social function yet held by the local lodge since the new homo haa been occupied. The attendance from out of town was large. LOST On the streets of La Grande Saturday, a Battonburg handkerchief Finder will please return to Mrs. S. F. Richardson or this office and re ceive reward. ? "-' f ED 1 ATTEND ran &IEkl3!jLlSIIK'S A ol ,:,::vI JH"i A SIREX! is aii expi - ' i that is always heard at sight of a well de ,i woman. If you are flat-chcjfted. vith I undeveloped, a srawny neck, thin, lead arm ,-t mark w ill never lie applied to you. ";" wafers will make you beautiful, bewitch- ii. .'h. -y DEVELOP THE BEST in a week from 3 to 6 inches and produce a fiiie.yf'rm, voluptuous i)o- They lil! oot the holi-.w place, make the arni9 hands rue and well modeled and the neck und shouldo s shapely and of perfect contour. Send for a bottle today and you'll be pleased and grateful. "Sl KKX" wafers are absolutely harmless, pleasant to take, and convenient to cany around. They arc sold under guarantee to do all we claim or MONKY BACK. Price Ji.Oil per bottle. Inquire at good drug stores or Fend DI 1! 1'i'T TO rs I'll! I".. lv-j.lng ih next 20 days only we will sen-l you a sam ple bottle of these beautifying wafers on receipt of 10c to pay cost of packing and postage If you mention that you saw the advertisement In this paper. The sample alone may be sufficient If the defects are trifling. RKSK 4. ESTHETIC CHEMICAL CO.. 31 W. 125th ST., NEW YORK. Quick Transfer Fer Rapid Delivery Service ail Up WILLCGCK BROS. W are In position to do any kind of transferring. Give us a trial order. Calls answered day or tight 'Phones: " Day, Red Tl. Night, Black 1371. I Hard I Flour Wheat 1 Pastry l Kansas hard wheat j flOUr iS UlH33!J3i fo I cakes and pastries. This bakery has that kind of flour and the best pas tries and bread in the oity. If net a customer now, get in line and have tie best there is. ROYAL BAKERY I VALUES in The real value of : your property de- : pends entirely upon : the title properly prepared I ABSTRACT : will show ycu the exact J condition of ycur title 2 CALL AT OUR OFFICE AND LET US EXPLAIN tV i r i icr MEANS TO YOU J.R. OLIVER: l La Grande National Bank t X Building I DEVELOP THE BUST Did Your Potatoes Freeze? We have several hundred sacks of f rs'.-c'ass potatoes ; at $1.25 p r hundred pounds Z ELOUR Imperial Flour - $1.35 Reliance Flour - 1.20 North Powder Flour 1 .25 Harnes Patent Flour 1.40 TRY US. We i ' City Grocery Z L PCLACK, Prop :THE WORLD The Cadallic Thirty Is Now Here Come look it and see more car value fr eve'y dvllar hnestec than ou ever dreamed et We also Have the Famous Model 10 Buick Runabout iW. H. B0HIMEWKAMP CO We have made arrangements wilh ihe 0. J?. & AL Co. whereby any of its employees can ctlzin a slzr.dzid R. R. watch on monthly payments at regular spot cash prkee. BALLWALTHAM-ELGINlLLlKOlS-P.AKlLKN- tfh.P' i DEN movements carried In stock End every watch sold by I us guaranteed to pass railroad inspection anywhete in the t United States and Canada. SIEGRIST & CO- Largest Jewelry be-' in Eastern Oregon Gomplete equipment for rubber buggy tires. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor Oimplete Machine Shops and Foundry HOT DRINKS Just the kind of drinks for cold weather. CLAM BROTH BEEF TEA CHOCOLATE With Whipped Cream t SELDER, Guarantee to give I action and Bakery, PHONE MAIN 75 ; FAMED CAR r Watch Inspectors for C. R- 0. N. Railroad resetting and repairing 4- THE CANDY MAN TTTffTf TTTf TTTTT1