La Grande evening observer., August 12, 1909, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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fcTfcMXK OBSKR7EU. LA GHASDE. OREGO. THURSDAY, AIGIST 12, I.
El CUT FAKES.
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U (Me fvenin ossa ve: i w pSt Mlcke,8 I tw" clt,r
. and N. J. Mansager, who la now In
fBlilifehe. Dull ticept hnnd&y.
" GEORGE JL U'RltEY.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
L'aited i'ress Telegraph Service.
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Seattle was a student, in the science
department under Mr. Ronell in Hum
boldt college, Humboldt, Iowa.
During' their Inspection of Orande
Ronde valley here, the party will
be guests with Mr. Mickelson. '-'
Mr. Ronell is an inventor , of some
repute. The noted Ronell alarm sys
tem was Invented by the professor.
It- is adaptable to schools in that it
will alarm at time nd as after, as
may be desired of it
ttoured at the postoilice at La Grande
as second-class matter.
This paper will not publish any
article appearing over a nom de
flame. Signed articles will be re
calved subject to the discretion of the
alitor. Please sign your articles and
mts disappointment
" Advertising Bates.
Display ad. rates furnished upon ap
allcatton.
Local reading notices 10c per line
trst Insertion; 5c per line for each
Subsequent insertion.
Resolution of condolence, 6c a line
One of the surest signs of general
crosperity is the immense traffic.
People do not travel in hard times.
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COMMITTEE
;wmg to an
Amount of Business
The fight between Ballinger and
Pinchot and Newell promises to be
come quite general and it may not
be long until it is generally known
whether or not the Roosevelt policy
concerning the forest preservation
and semi arid and arid reclamation
is to be continued.
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Our irrigation project begins to as
sume more gigantic proportions as de
velopments urocoeds. Who would
have thought a few weeks ago that
there was 25,000 acreB of land south
of the river that could be Irrigated by
the Meadowbrook project. The amount
is even greater for this 25,000 acreage
does not Include an acre west of the
. railroad track, another lateral cover
ing this section would ad several
thousand more acres. When the
north ditch is run a similar surprise
may be in store for us., During a
previous mass meeting it was asser
ted that a ditch running east on both
lanes would provide water on the
Bandridge to the E. W. Oliver farm
and from there would cover quite an
area. Instead of 15,000 acres us orig
inally estimated by those In close
touch of the project it may be nearer
60,000 acres. This Irrigation move
ment Is by far the most Important
step that has been taken in Grande
Ronde valley since the securing of the
allroad.
KEEPS BUSY
The financial committee of the fair
association are busy again today en
deavoring to raise the required amount
for. the holding of the fair this fall.
They secured a large amount, but
there is still some work before the
committee. It is thought that In the
next few days, however, will see the
$5,000 subscribed. The business men
are responding ioyaliy to tne demanus
of the committee and are subscrib
ing generously.
Cherry harvest is not finished, nor
will It be for a week to come, as
Earl Stackland at Cove has Beven or
eight days work picking lamberts and
shipping.
Christ Stackland Is over from Cove
today and reports that Cove is through
with the exception of Mr. Stackland.
Shipping is going on, the market be
ing " good and the prices excellent.
Next week when the last of the com
mercial cherries are picked, "finis"
will be written on the 1909 cherry
harvest in Union county.
More Yeterans Fall.
SALT LAKE. Aug. 12. Heat over
r.r.m manv veterans today at the
V. I IU V " v
firand Army encampment. An exclu
Rive session of officers was called
early this morning and is expected
to last through the day. The hos
pltal record shows 170 prostrations.
mnv wnmon and children included
OR. VI. I KEATING
The Salt Lake
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ,.
Department of the Interior,
U. 8. Land Ofilcs at La Grande. Or,
f June 21. 1909
Notice Is hereby given that
BENJAMIN F. YOUNG.
of Hilgard. Oregon, who. on Septem
ber 17. 1903. made homestead entry
No. 13243. serial No. 04021. for SW
SEtt sec. 12. NV4 NE4. BE NE4.
section 13, township 4 south, range
36 east, Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final five
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above dscrlbed, before the Reg
ister and Receiver. U. S. Land Office,
at La Grande, Oregon, on the 16th day
of August, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Nels Holverson.
Nels Endrup.
Hans Endrup.
W. A. Young, all of Hilgard, Oregon
F. C. BRAMWELL,
Register
licit general .patronage, assuring ex
cellent service and gentlemanly recep
tion. My friends are cordially Invited
to visit me in my new location.
JOE KELLY.
PROPERTY
MISEERS
Hundreds of farmhands are quit
ting and loss of crops is threatened.
A 10 Days Bargain
Yesterday evening C. E. Suydam
purchased the second hand stores of
A. C. Palmer, who recently bought out
Chas. L. England, and the second
hand store of Ed Propeck on Fir
street. Today he is busy moving the
Fir street stock to his Adams avenue
Btore.
Mr. Suydam has had Beveral years
experience' in the second hand busi
ness in this city and being a young,
progressive, hardworking young man
will make a success of his new ven
ture.
DELEGATE
13, TO
Bargains In
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Bargain Table Sale.
Friday 13th to Monday 23rd, read
display ad for further Information.
Black and white under skirts.
Night gowns and corset covers.
Laces and embrolderys.
Pillow tops.
Silk gloves all colors.
White waists and nets.
Silk waists,
lace curtains.
Many other lines to numerous
mention.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is heret7 given that C C.
Penlngton and W. H. Rush doing
business under the firm name of C,
C. Penington & Company, have dis
solved business by mutual consent,
and C. C. Penington will collect and
pay all bills against the firm. !
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YAH DIM
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Eyesight
Specialist
WILL BE COMPELLED TO ItEMAJN
IS 1 A GRASDE US TIL
AUGUST 18,
So don't fail to take advantage of
this opportunity to consult an expert
if you have defective eyes or improp
erly fitted glasses.
Have your glasses ground by the
same r.pecialist who tests your eyes.
Then you are sure of a perfect lit.
The Dr. is not a stranger in La
Grande as he has visited your city
for the past six years, and will con
tinue to make his visits every three
months in the future. So dou't fall
to see him about your eyes or glasses
if you are having trouble with them.
Do It Now!
Don't Wait!
SOXMER HOTEL, ROOM 31.
Announcement.
Notice is hereby given that Joe
Kelley and Harry U. Meyers have
formed a barbershop to be known as
Myers and Kelly, and this firm so-
Water Melons
New California
arrived.
stock Just
Ice Cream Parlors
My parlors are the cosiest
and most comfortable la the
city, electric fans, the best of
service and the variety of, and
quality of my flavors are unsurpassed.
Fine Candies
Made Fresh every day.
f n. SELDER
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YOUNG MAN
& what are you dome' toward preparing yourself to
earn more salary man you now earm xi vuu - -&
pending on Practical Experience alone, for promo-
tion, you have adonff. uphill road before you.
V nil ,1 -rxnvaA ovorv ran-r frYr hlffTCr OT W
X portunities by the ?
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now. Address, '
J. E. MARTIN,
AJWUa sv vjv
J Box491, Walla Walla, Washington.
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AdAlN
J. D. McKennon, one of the dele
gates to the National Irrigation con
gress at Spokane, from this city, re
turned this morning and speaks in
glowing terms of the congress still in
session. Leading irrigatlonists of the
nation are making the congress protit
able to men who are interested in ir
rigation, as La Grande is at thiB
time.
...JThere are ovev 1200 delei.?j In
attendance and 10 of that number ure
from Oreeon, making the representa
tion fr m this state as larg j as un;1
lenreseutcd. not excepting Washing
ton.
He corroborates the prear Uk
. 0hiu -vrini Snokare nubMbet' in
the Observer yesto.ony that 'he uc!.
naa ovo Jnrllne.l to "sit Jo '.' Oil
.v a
Balling '' and to uphold Tim in.!.
t.o fitinr deHentes from her '";
plannin j to return rtxt Saturl iy
Sunday nuTnlng.
OLD ftlBIDS I
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30
Per Cent
On all Fancy Chinaware and
Cut Glass 1
WHY NOT RY
Popham's
ASTHMA EEMEDIt
Gives prompt and postlve relief In
every case. Sold by druggists, price
$1.00. Trial package by mall 10 cents.
Williams Mfg. Co, Props.
Cleveland, O.
, A. T. HILL, Druggist.
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SOME ODDS AND ENDS 1NSEMI rORCELAlX DISHES, HALF
PRICE COOD VALVES. TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW STOCK.
DO NOT FORGET ABOUT OCR ENCONOMY AND MASON
FRUIT JARS. ., i i ... ii ... t UL. i ibAt
1 pt Economy, per dozen
1 Fi.nnnmv ner dozen
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2 qt. Economy, per dozen '
1 pt. Mason, per dozen 0
Xfoann nr li"7.n
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2 cit. Mason, per dozen
FOR SALE Fresh cow giving nearly
4 gallons extra rich milk. I -quire
phone Red 1022. .
Mo
WANTED A blacksmith. Call at 1505
JIadlson avenue. (4t)
A man named Freelove was inarrled
in The Dalles. But he doesn t believe
In it now.
F. L. LILLY.
HARDWARE AND CROCKERY
A A A A & & & & 4 4 4 &
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A M. T. MATOTT.
A Tlank Sidewalks Built ana s
A Repaired. Excavating ana
A Filling. Phone macK iooj.
IDAHO CAREY ACT LAWD
w open
The Idaho Irrigation Co. Ltd.
OFFERS 20,000 ACRES AT $35 PER ACRE, AD
JOINING THE TWIN FALLS TRACT. EASIEST
KIND OF TERMS. LAND NOW OPEN FOR EN
TRY. . js&
Logan-Sherwood
Realty Company
Offlftl
v prof. A- L. Ronell and wife, who Is
witH Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson of
Fort Dodge, Iowa, Is a warm acqualn-
A Fine Stock Ranch
FOR SALE
In Antelope Valley. 1 1-2 miles southeast of Telocaset. 320 acres of which
240 acres Is In cultivation, the balance pasture land; 100 Inches ofwater
right- a new 6 room house, good barn and otner out ouuumK, t-
springs a small orchard. Price $8,000. Will take half in city property f and
balance on. time or 17.500 halt cash and half on time. Call onC, J. BLACK,
La Grande, Oregon or
C. L. ENGLAND, Telocaset, Ore,
20 Per cent
Off :
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IV 50 Suits .110.00 117.50 Suits.. .. .. $14.00 $25.00 Suits .. .. $20.00
$15 00 Suits $12.00 $21.00 Suits $16.80 Other Reductions In Accordance.
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Our $3.00 line for ........ ..$2.2 Our $1.75 line for ..$L20 Our 75c line for ;.....60c
Our $2.50 line for .. ........$1.75 Our $1.25 line for $1.00 Other Reductions In Accordance.
C. C. PENINGTON & CO
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