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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1909)
PAt.K M5f K. JOY! k WSi I 81 LA GRANDE BUSINESS MEN'S ETEMNG OUSIRUR, U CKiMU., 0R1;0S. THIRMUV. AlttlL 9, 1309. SIX JOYFUL NIGHTS SPRING FESTIVAL FREE ON THE STREETS Under the Auspices of the La Grande Business Men's Association MAY 3 0 8 IICIOSYI ATTRACTING FURNISHED BY 1 SIX :r 1SAPPY AYS tB) tlT IS3 II. S. TYLER, Lessee and Manager BUSINESS COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREETS PORTLAND. OREGON WRITE FOR CATALOG n v a . w.. . NORTHWEST BREYiTIES Colleg ian Clothes represents the highest type of ready to wear apparel America produces. The fabric, the linings, the tailoring and the fitting qualities are best appreciated when critically compared with the clothes of any other maker. The man who is painstaking in the selection of his clothes who recognizes the real worth of a well made garment with which is combined the best features of present day fashion is the man whose attention we seek. Collegian clothes for Spring are now being shown by mmefs The Outfitters. Although It Is not expected that the apple crop will be as large In the Hood Itlver valley this year as It was laBt, says the Hood River News, yet It will be better than two years ago, which, like the prevent season ii con sidered the off year. They expect. however, to market 05,000 to' 00,000 crates of strawberries. "William Morton, of Celllo, has been fined a second time within the month for Illegally selling liquor. The first fine was $100 and this time he must puy twice b much and spend 30 days in Jail . Two thngs at Camas, Wash., yes terday added Insult to Injury b throwing their victim in the river, af ter beating him an dtaklng away hU money, $$0, his overcoat and $-10 worth of plumbing tools. He swaiu annum. A Farmers' Union has been organi zed at Condon. Gilliam county, with 22 charter members. The order seems to be Just what the farmers were look ing for. The Union Is 10,000 strong In Washington. A concerted movement seems to have been started by some Astoria la- I bor union to run the Japs out of that city. Every building In the city when the brown men reside or are employed was decorated with stickers last night bearing the words "Fire the Jap." BUY WHEAT FARM AT $10. PER ACRE Tn am my Alberta in theCandadian Pacific's 11000,000 aero tract of wlic.it land ' fast of Calgary a new district has just been put on the market at $K).itu iu.to on 10 yearn time at G percent intercut.' This land lies directly on the nmin line of tliu Canadian Pacific Railway and was leased to the stockman Tor a winter range, until two years agowhen their lease expired and it is now being Ktirveycd and out on the market. The soil is a fine dark Handy loam with u clay subsoil ind last year produced ashigh as 00 busliels. of hard winter wheat tier acre There will be an advance of $5.00 an acre on this land Sept. 1st. I red I lolmcs and J. K. Reynolds shipped a car of horses & farm machinery Inst wH t their section east of Calga ry which they are going to have put m fall wheat. J. E. Reynolds Starts Monday to Superintend it The fare is only $17 A5 from La Grande ATE HOOD BITEB . APrLES IH ITALY O. Y. Edwards, who has Just en gaged in the real estate business here got a reminder Saturday that It pays growers to go to the expense of pro viding wrappers for their apples, by receiving two of the union wrappers from bis brother-in-law in Oklahoma who stated that they were around some Spitzenbergs purchased there. Mr. Edwards also says that while he was in Portland itcently a guest at the same hotel with him, noticing that be, was registered from Hood Illver informed Mr. Edan!s that he had eaten Hood Illver apples in Na'.les, Italy, a few weks ago, and on fceinj asked what he had paid fur theta re plied 15 ots each. Hood River '... .... ... ... .... . . Baby Carriages Go Carts $7.60 Baby Carriages - 1 O-OO " . 44 - 12.00 New Line Carpets Pretiy designs serviceable goods Ingrain, per yd - 45C 3-ply all wool - 05C Granite - - - 25C PJl CHAS. L ENGLAND THE IBEW IS IBIfeH AIT. The Vrtwt will Appear in an Irish act tonight at tfca Pastlm and presa Boticea sty it Is great. Taa Patteraoas also aavt a at cme to offer aad ttls oa caat fH to Nm Line Rugs Call and See What j $5.00 j Will buy in Rugs. Seme very pretty dssigns at 2.60 Range A r.cw Par gt for cr.! $30.00 It i wcrthy c-f your inttciion i t UiM uum vbo lake TtnutQ tommy, i