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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1909)
HUB 7 f EVKXIXO OBSKIlVEn. I A CRAXPK. ORf-CON BATTIWAY. 31AUCH . 10. EIGHT PAGES. pack i:ionT. . ! Our Clothing Possess the Dis- j 1 Unction of Style and Quality j Without the Handicap of j j high Prices - At a time like the present, when some people feel it necessary to safeguard their interests in more careful investment and expenditures, it is even more important than usual to make your clothing money count for satisfaction and service. Our organization is equip ped for service. Our stock represents the lines of America that are foremost in quality at modest prices. All the newest style conceits, are here in young men's and boys' snappy, modish models without the ridiculous ear-fnarks of foppishnees; as well as the quiet, genteel effects favored by the moderate dresser. Among our line which you all know by reputation are . Sincerity Clothes, for young men and extra good cloth es for boys, for workmar.ship quality as well as style. K BMmms SOLUTION O DUO THE QUALITY STORE by Dr. Charlton, It would be equally aa good a bargain. We Have Some Excellent Buys in Or chards. Farms. Stock Ranches and City Property, also in unimprov ed Orchard Lands Here are a Few: 10 acres, 8-ycar-nld orchard, in good condition. Hi miles to school. House, burn and good water right. $".r0ii.nt. Kasy terms. 10-acre 8-yoar-old on-hard, fine con dition. Netted owner over $;l,0()l).mi In 190S. Hood water right. $6, not). Kiisy terms. luu-ucre farm, rich noil, good house, barn, plenty of water lor domestic and Irrigation purposes on farm. 6." acres In cultivation; 113 acres plow land, :o-acre pasture land; mile from school. $L'5.lH per aero. 33-acre farm; well improved, 10 acres alfalfa; niul house and barn. 3 miles from city. $4,000.00. Kasy terms. sa-acie Hlock ranch, Wallowa county. House, barn and corials and good COMIUNK POOIt l'AHM AXI t'Ol'.NTY FA IK GUOCNDS. County and Kacinir F.loiiieiit to Oom blne In I'nrchHwe r County Fair tirounds rr IHiul I'urosc Would Ko Suitable for First Proposition and Satisfactory for the Second i;M iulltuic Would lie Within Kasy Heacli. lor. $12.50 per acre. A money maker for stockmen. 1600-aere stock ranch near Enterprise Fair house, large barn, good sheds and fences, lots of water. Family orchard; 250 acres in cultivation; good place to make money in horse anil cattle business. $12.50 per acre. .175 acres ecetleiit Unit land adja cent to rove to be sold in 10-ncre tracts; good water rights; prices ranging from $.'0.oO to $;:0.00 perj acre, t'ome early and take your first choice of these beautiful orchard tracts la the garden spot of the val ley. Terms: One-fifth down, balance 1 0 yea i s at T per cent. We have many more llslctl In "ill olfiev. Come and f n. . IK YOf HAVE ANYTHIW, TO SKI.l, Oli ItKNT LIST IT WITH IS. fences .n place. Abundance of wa-jWK WILL IK) TUB KKST. Logan-Sherwood Realty Company PHONE MAM 86 LA GRANDE, OREGON Dr. A. P. Charlton is the originator of an idea that Is meeting with the approval of nearly every one who considers It and that is for the, citi zens who are Interested In maintaining a first-class horse and auto racing track, athletic grounds and a county fair to co.operate with the county und buy the property of the present Coun ty Fair association to be Jointly used fo rthe purposes above outline, and also foi a county poor farm. Mr. Charlton's idea is for the citizens to pay one-half what the property is worth and the county the other half, bui the title to the property . to be vested entirely in the name of the county. This tiact of land is too valuable for the county to purchase for poor farm purposes, but there being ample eround H' aire! all the very best of land this combination would prove mutually advantageous to all, and the county would not only have a first class p. or farm, but also first-class ground for its annual fairs, race meets and sports in general, and pro- ide a training track for breeders of young sioik. Dr. I'liariii.n says thai ho has not invt-Migated. but has been informed that the property can be se cured for about $10. ("'. If the coun ty could get this for $.".000 it surely would be a good buy. and if the peo- le generally could secure the use of the ranic for the purposes suggested m HIE TOURS SPAIN DAUGHTER OF M R. AN D M US. PAUL WRITES FROM PARIS. Prima Donna Well Known In I Grande Will Slnr lit America Be fore Going lo EnglandInteresting Letter From Mrt. 11111 at Iarls. "The Lincoln centenary was . cele brated In Paris at the Lyceum club two weeks ago," writes Mrs. Hill, daughter of Captain and Mrs. A.. M. Paul of this city, from. Paris. She Is associated with the Journalistic section of the club. ; "Mrs. Mason, wife of the United States consul general. Is president of the American section and received the guests, numbering over 250, ; among the mdistlngulshed people like Am bassador and Mrs. White, Dr. Henry Van Dyke, the last named giving an address on the life and services of the martyred president. Mr. Henry Eames. whoBe exquisite music repre sented, the three races, red white and black, and It was typically American. Mrs. Eames rendered the following program: From an Indian Lodge, MacDowell. Omaha Indian song, transcribed by Henry Eames. "Uncle Remus," a mood picture of the typical' negro). MacDowell. "Some Times I feel Like a Mother less Child," a negro (slave) song of tht south, transcribed by Coleridge, Tayor (an (negro) Englishman. Etude de Concert In F Major, Mac Dowell. by Mrs. Hill. . Mists Felecla Lyne Honored. Another Item of Interest to La Grande received by Mr. and Mrs. Paul is one which says: "A tea was given by Mrs. Hill at the Lyceum club of Parla In honor of Miss Felecla Lyne, a niece of Mrs. F. E. Moore of La Grande, previous to her departure for Spain, where Miss Lyne Is engaged for a concert tour. Miss Lyne has received flattering offers from Coven Garden, Royal opera, of London, but as an acceptance of same would be binding for several years, Miss Lyne will most likely be heard In America before she appears In England. "Mr. Henry Eames, also a western America man, but now numbered among the great artists In the world's art center, delighted the invited guests at the tea with numbers from Chopin, Schubert and Schumann." CEORoE PALMtrf, rresiaeni . n. cncainuLi o ass i isnir F. J. HOLMES, Vic Prewdent . C S. WILLIAMS, 2d A't Cashier F. L. MEYERS Cashisr La Grande National Bank Of La Grande, Oregon CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $170,000 UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY DIRECTORS ' M. Berry J. D. Matheson F. J. Holmee F. M. Brykit C. C. Pennington F. L Meyers Geo. L Cleaver " W. L Brenholte George Palmer - BUSINESS COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND TCNTH STREETS PORTLAND, OREGON " IWDITF rOR CATALOG DRY CHAIN WOOD DRY j For Best quality of DRY chain wood call on V. E. BEAN Biggest loads for least money PdOERED I74I LOCAL SOL0N5 Will AlTfNI) I m mm mm m u aaaatv .State Senator Turner Oliver and State 'Representative Stephen F. Jtlch anlsan will be in Salem on March IV when the special session of the Ore gon legislature will conveno to rectify mistakes and errors tha crept Into legislation believed to have been ef fectually carried out when the regular session whs held. It Is reported that the senators and representatives were exacted promises not to Introduce other bills than the ones needing attention. CliiiiM'i for Normal Schools. Senator Oliver has not been ap proached with any such a reitiest, but it Is his opinion that unthing new will be attempted, unless It is, perhaps, the matter of allowing Normal school In structors salaries up to the close of the present school year. There Is ample work In the matter of rectifying mistakes to keep the ses sion busy for two days at the least. ruth La tlrande solons will leave between next Saturday niyht and the ir,th. Formal notices have been mailed out from Salt m today and will be re ived here tomorrow. The program is for the republicans to no into caucus before the session is actually con vened and agree on what is to be dO;;e. itoen J.'iiiilMmien lrni'd. bli kenhe.id. I'nu.. March S. Six teen were drowned and three Injured here today by the breaking of a dam being constrm ted to form a din k. The victims wire working 43 feet below the level that restrained the water, when they were Ktrw helmed. 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