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pa.e four. EVE VINO OIISEKVER, LA CJRVfDE, OREGOX, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY S3, 109. WCnt PAGES. ifi" . ill , 'Mi ' iii I it ill ' 'I i I , i ! v t i i I i k If ', s ... '5 ' li '(Mr Evenini Observe Published Pally KxcH Sunday. CURREY BROTHERS, EDITORS AND PROPRIETOR3. Uuiul Praia Telegraph Kervlce. 6c 65 . . SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Dally, single copy.,.. '. Daily, per month ' Dally, lx month In advance, i .$3.0 Dally, onvyear iii advance. ... .$4.50 Weekly, six months, in advance. . 75c Weekly, one year, in advance. . .11.00 fnt-rJ at the potrtofriee at La (iranfle aa eecond-das matter. Ill " WTJ ZX7. Thl paper will not publish any arti cle appearing- over a iwm do plume, Signed article will be received sub ject to the discretion of Ui editor please sign your article and ave dis vppolntrannt. Advertising JUtva. , . DiBDlar ad. rate furnished upon application. ' '..' Local reading 9 tic 10c per line tint Insertion ; ie per line for each ubaequeat Insertion. Iteaolutioaa of condolence, tc a II n 9, Card of thank. I a line. 4 4 44444 - 4 4 4 4 4 4 O nonular aDDlause! what 4 heart of man 1 proof against 4 thv awoet seductive charm? 4 The wisest and the beat feel ur- gent need of all their caution In 4 their gentlest gale,' but well'd 4 Into a gust who, then, alas! 4 with all hi canva rt, and In- 4 expert, , and therefore heedless, 4 can withstand thy power? 4 Cowpor, " 44 4 444 444444444 .... ; pur peat fi atlng buttle fleet has Just returned from one of the greatest world tours ever made by a nation. It hus accomplished much good for our country, To many of the; world pow- r the "United States was simply a big blotch on the map, but theislght f an entire war fleet gave them a practical demonstration of our trength. This cruise also gave our wn people a realization of the fact that the next great conflict of the sea that would in all . probability bp fought on the waters of the Pacific and that henceforth it i Imperative that we maintain a Pacific a well as an Atlantic fleet. It 1 to be hoped that the time will' come when, war ' fleets will not be necessary and that international controversies can be set tled In a court, of the powers as liti gation Is now conducted In the courtf of the land; but, until that time, ar rive, a first-class, up-to-date navy b one of the best peace-maker that can be suggested. To be always prepared reduces the possibility of action. . .. ' ' The special homescekers' rates, to during the (0 day they ar to be In effect. Special rate will also bo In tffect during the greater portion o! the summer, owing to the Alaska Tukon-Paclfleixposltton at Si-attle. 1 that fair does as much for the north west ns did the Lewis & Clark fulr at Portland in 1S05, we will all have reason to rejoice, and thre I every reason to believe It will. '. The Payette-Holse irrigation project said, to be the largest Irrigation pro. Ject In the world has Just "been com pleted. Th who have kept In touch with tli (Trent Improvement that has followed the several projects In the sagebrush sections of Idaho, cannot help but think what water has done for that state. Thousands of homes and scores of cities nw exist on the once despised desert. David Kccle Is expected In Baker City tomorrow according to a 'phone message received .from there lust ve. nlng. This means that he will be here during the week. Much depends upon hi arrival, among other mat ters being his decision relative to the Irrigation project He stated that when the acreage was aecured ; he would finance it i The legislature did one thing that several of ft predecessor wanted to do but did not have the nerve to do. ind this was, to abolish the graft to keep up the everal Normal schools. One good Normal school will accom plish much more, and It Is to be hoped diploma from such an Institution tvould stand for something. . . ' mm With only two more days In which o flic their nomination papers, city olltlcs are extremely dull today. The nty ripple on the placid .surface of ,)ie-electlon time, is the appearance of lay W, Logan In tho political arena seeking the treasury office. H!s pa oer was circulated yesterday and today filed with the city recorder. No new seekers after council manic honors are showing themselves and !t appears that the mayoralty race will be limited to two, M- K. Hall, t ie oresent Incumbent, and A. M. Paul, loclallst. to me directed and delivered upon a Judgment and A-cree duly rendered, entered of record and docketed in suld court on the 10th day of September, 1908, in a suit wherein the Hunk of Commerce, llnit'wd, a corpora Jln, were plulntlfiV and W. It. Klvitte, Dulclf F. Kh.-tte und IX M. Kelly, were UefcndHift, said decree being In favor of said plaintiffs and aguinHti said defendants, for the sum of $23,- I98.9I, with Interest thereon at the rate of g per ci-nt per annum from the 0th day of September, 1908; and the further sum of $2.0i)rt.V0 for attorney' I will, on the Still day of March, 1901, at 2 o'clock p. nr. of said day. at the front door of the court house, In the elty of La Grande, Oregon, sell at public auction, to the highest bid der for cash, to satisfy said plaintiffs Judgment, interest, attorney' fees and accruing costs, all the right, title and Interest that tho said defendants and each of them had, on or after the date of the mortgage forclosed In said suit, upon the following described mort gage property, to-wlt: The SEVi of the BF.Vi of section 2S, the NV of the NW of section 25, and the EH of the NE4 of setclon 28, township S south of range 40, E. W. M. Also all the saw timber from eight Inches through and upwards now standing, growing and being up on the following described real estate, to-wlt: ' ' . '. The EH of the NE4 of section 22: the WH of the NW of section 23, all In township S, south of range 38, E. VV.- M.,' Union county, Oregon. Also all of the saw timber now beln- and growing upon the EH fcf the NW4, the SWi4 of the NW'K, and the NW of the SWli, section 25, township 5 south, of range 40, K. W. M. Also all of the saw timber measuring 42 in ches In circumference at the base and upwards now stundlng, growing and being upon the following described real estate, the EH of the RW!4 and lots 3 and 4 In section 30, township 6 south of range 88, E. W. M., Union county, Oregon,' together with the free and uninterrupted use and privi lege of Ingress, egress and repress. Into and onto said lands, for 1h pur pose of cutting, hauling and Carrying away said timber and . lumber from said lands; also lots 3 and 4 In block 19 of North Powder, townslte, Union county, Oregon. Dated this 23d day ,of February, 1909, at La Grande, Oregon. F. P...CHILDERS, . Sheriff of Union County, Oregon. 444'-444444444444444 444444444444 44444444444 PURITY IS A YOUXO UKCOMMEXDEn. Washington, Feb. 23. The nomina tion of John C. Young nn postmaster at Portland, was ordered report ixl fa Tornbly by the senate t-ommlttce on postofflces. - NECESSITY . WHEN IT COMES TO DRUGS IVe Guarantee the Purity of alL Drugs sold here : 'Licensed to Wed. The county clerk' office ha grant ed a marriage license to Smith H. Mitchell and Chloe Burns, both of Core. . X Working Out His Fine. "Doc". Weber this morning pleaded guilty, to a charge of being disorderly and was fined $15. He Is meeting the payment with labor on the streets. LOCAL (IMS Will MM lEPfl SEASON TV.; "ftlircittl'F'S "SALE.' Notice Is hereby given that by vir tue of an execution und order of sale ind decree of foreclosure and sale, is sued out of and under the seal of the circuit court; of be slate of Oregon, take effect March 1, are expected to for the county, of Union, bearing date bring thousands of people to the coast the 13th day of February. 1909. and With tomorrow morning Lenten', dress on each Wednesday and Friday season for 1909 Is a rrtcllty and local, at 7:30 p. m. churches are preparing to hold special j The subjects for -Lenten sermons services during the 40 days of spcclaland addresses will be as follows: religion Importance. . j Sundays Morning, "The Command- According to an Episcopal cate-, mentfl." Evenings, "The Beatitude." chlsm Ash Wednesday derives its Wednesdays, "The Lord's Prayer'." name from the old custom of sprlnk- Fridcys, "The Creed." ling nshes on the heads of those per-'. Bible class for adults during Lent, sons who were put to public penance. Sundays at 4:15 p. m. ' Lent begins on Ash Wednesday and j The bishop will make his official ends on Easter Even and does not inj visitation to this parish on Low Sun dude the Sundays among it forty day. April 18. Holy week services to days of fasting. The . name Lent is be announced later. r.din the Anirlo-Saxon "T.eneten." 1 Those wishing to De conurmeo HILL'S DRUQ JT0RE1 I LA GRANDE, OREGON 444444444444444444444444)4(i Gomplete equipment for resetting and repairing rubber buggy tires. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS - D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor Complete Machine Shops and Foundry lfllllllUlllllllllllllftlllllli HOT DRINKS Just the kind of drinks for cold weather. CLAM BROTH $ BEEF TEA CHOCOLATE With Whipped Cream SELDRR; the candy MAN ram tti It Is generally the Episcopal and Catholic denominations that lay the most stress on a proper observance of Lent. In the first-named church spe cial services have been arranged as follows: Ash Wednesday Morning, at 10; evening, 7:30. ' . There will also bo a service with ad- I please see the rector at once. At St. Mary's Catholic church, with the Rev. Father Whyte celebrant, two services will be held dally during the Lenten eeason. At 8 o'clock in the morning, commencing tomorrow, holy mass will be celebrated, and at 7:30 each evening Lenten devotions will be held; ' . 4444444444444444444444444 11 I BUY A WHEAT FARM AT $1(J. PER ACRE In th-Canadlan Pacific's 3,000,000 acre tract of wheal land east of Cal gary, Alberta, a new district has just been put on the market at $10 per acre, on 10 years' time at per cent interest. .This land lies directly on the main line of tho Canadian Pacific and one crop of wheat or oats will pay for it. The winter Is open and mild and Vmatllla county purchum rs. tire mov ing over this month to bi-gln work on their new farms. Mordo McDonald of Walla Wallit, but v-ll known In Grande Rondo, is ending over a big farming outfit to begin work on his section and a half east of Calgary. He says that It Is the best wheat country on the American continent. Bert Huffman, formerly of Union county, Is farming his land east of Calgary this year. Conductors Jack Smith and Len McCrary, of the O. H. & N., will begin work on a section near Strftthmore thin sprlnn. ' Wheat raising on the Canadian Pa cific tract is not an experiment now. Miles Parrel, a farmer near Calgary, harvested 4ti'4 bushels of winter wheat per acre on a full half section of new land. Yields of from 50. to 60 bushels have been commonly reported all through the new settlement In the Bow River valley. One crop pays for the land. A. E. Burnett harvested 60 "4 bushels Of No. 1 wheat on new land east of Calgary In 1908. Over 100 bushels of oats were grown on land adjoining the above tract. Spring wheat matures In 120 days owing to the long hours of sunshine In the growing season. DON'T HE A RENTER "WHEN YOU CAN OWN A HOME IN A XKW' COUNTRY. YOU CAN PAY FOR A SECTION OF LAND IN ALBERTA WITH ONE CROP. OTHERS HAVE DONE IT, WHY NOT YOU? J. E. Reynolds vjIII leave LaCranfe for Calgary Thursday, February 25. Go now and get a choke tract on the, main line of the railroad. J. . Reynolds, Jonathan Johnston, La. Grande, Oregon. Pendleton, Oregon. BU g2l5SlIJE'S A QUEENS SHE'S A SIREN! is an expregon that is always heard at sight of a well deve jl woman. If you are flai-chested, villi Bl , undeveloped, a srawny neck, thin, lead arm' remark will 'never be applied to you. "SIP .' wafers will make you beautiful, bewltch ir,t fhot- fKVELOP Tlir: la a uck uum 8 to 6 Inches and produce a fine, firm, voluptuous bosom. They fill out the hollow places, make thi arms handsome and well modeled and the neck and shoulders shapely and of perfect contour. Send for a bottle today and you'll be pleased and grateful. "SI REN" wafers are absolutely harmless, pleasant 4o take, and convenient to carry around. ' They are sold under guarantee to do all we claim or MONEY BACK. , Price $1.00 per bottle. Inquire at good drug stores r send DI RECT TO US. ' FREE. During the next 30 daxs only we will send 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. . DESK 4. ESTHETIC CHEMICAL CO.. 31 W. 125th ST., NEW YORK. THE WORLD FAMED CAR The Cadallic Thirty Is Now Here . Come look it ever end see nrrc csr afte for every dollar hnesteo then jcu ccr dreamed of We also Have the Famous Mode! 10 Buick : 9 Runabout W H. B0HAIENKAMP O f .2h
