DIRECTORY
OF THE
FRATERNAL ORDERS
LA GRANDE, ORE.
H. W. A..
La Grande camp No. 7703 meeta
fjery Monday each month at L 0 O.
P. HalL All visiting neighbors are
cordlally invited to attend..
FRED B. CURREY, C
CAL J0RD0N, Clerk. '.-
Foresters ef America. ;
Court Maid Itarioa No. 22 mew
each Wednesday night to K. of I
halL Brother are invited to attend
BKN HAISTEN, C .
LEO HERRING, a & c ;
I C 3. VANDESPOSL T f ,
ax. I.
Hope Chapter No. 13, 0. S. &,
hold stated comtnnnlcatlona the aec
oad and fourth; Wednesdays of
each month. - Visiting members cor
dially Invited.
Pauline .Lederlee, W. M. 'r
Mary E. Warnlck, Secretary.
L 0, 0. P. Encampment
. . Star Encampment No. tit L 0. 0.
F, meeta every aeoond and ' fourth
Wednesday to the month in Odd Fel
lows' halL Tialtlag patriarch alvaya
welcome. .
H. V. COOUDGB, a P. '
W. A. WORSTELL, Scrlh
'.. La Grande Lodge Na 169. W. 6.
W meeta every aeccnd and toarth
Tuesday evening In E. of P. tall In
the Corp building 1U visum
; sots walvosBa : -
NZRl ACKLE3, OomuI Commander
j. H. keenkx, wiera.
' L 0. 0. FBaeerAlaaU. ; T
La Grande Lodge No. 1, meets t
their hall every 8aturday nignt 711
ting brothere cordially invited to at
tend. Cemetery plat nay he aeea at
tr " restaurant -
; j GEORGE; JBROUT. N. G
I. ft BNOOK, Rec Becy.
W. A. WORSTKLL. Ft
La Grand Lodge No. 41, A. ' ;
A, holds regular meetings first an'
third Saturdays at 7;20 p. m.
. JNO. 8..H0DG1N, W. M
; a!ght of Pjttia. ' V
Red Cross Lodge No. 17, meet
ery Monday evening in Caatle na'w
(old Elk hall). A Pythian welcoro
to all vlBlting knights.
. J.F. BAKER. CC,
R, L. UNCOLN, K. of R. 8
R.P. O.K.
J La Grande Lodge No. 4SS, meet,
each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. U
Rfllk'a club, corner I Depot btreet uu
Washington avenue.' Visiting brothert
are cordially Invited to attend. .,
H. EL COOLlDGBt Exalted Ruler: :
HUGH McCALL, Rec Bec.
REBEKARS. . .
Cryttal Lodge No. 10 meet every
Tuesday evening in the I. O. O. F
Hall. ' All visiting members ara to
uted to attend.
: Mrs. Cora Fltigerald, N. O.
. Mies' 8usan McIHroy. 8ecrury
A Grand Old Play.
That grand old classic, Rip Van
Winkle, a heart story of human in
terest, a household word In every
American home, beloved ' by young
and old 'alike will be . prevented at
the Steward, Feb. 17.. by' J.' G. and
Glenn Harper, with Joseph Detrlck
in the title role. The story of the
play gives . a vivid portrayal . of a
character true to life. Loyal, lov
able and true, yet weak. Never has
a play gripped the hearts of the play
goer as has Rip Van Winkle. It has
been before the public many years
and has lost none of its entertain
ing . qualities, humor, pathos, inter
est, all are much, in evidence in its
makeup. The story told is compar
atively a simple one but the appeal
to the heart s direct and true. The
characters are distinct; from the Jol
ly vagabond. Rip to the colleagues of
the 'ficticious Hendrlck Hudson. Jos
eph Detrlck who will play the part of
Rip Is an actor of much prominence
having made a specialty of this char
acter and is said to have no superior-
la? the role. Much attention
has been paid to the costuming and
reach character (ls dressed histori
cally correct, while the scenic eq-i
ulpment ' Is correct In every detail.
The seats are now on sale. ; . !
Poultry Sumlies
EGGS A-PLENTY If yon give your hens the right ort ol feed. .
We have good wheats, oats, alfalfa meaL flax seed mea!, POULTRY
TONIC, EGG PRODUCER, OYSTER SUELL,UAAtl.AlJSii nuna
GRIT, ETC
WatersStanchf ield Produce Co.
FLOUR, FEED, WOOD i j
141 o Adams Ave. j
PHONES: Black 121 ; , . Independent W
Q. E. Tungsten Lamps Make
Electric Light Much Cheaper
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They have two and a half time the efficiency of the or
dlnary earten lamp hithei to in general nse. The ffla. ,
ment is made of a rare no tal called Tnngsten, which
jtM an latent brHllaney at a low cost la hap and ,
slse the bulb Is Just like any oDer Incandescent lamp. ,
Why not fa a Tnngsten lamp for your self I Get one of the
40.watt Mi as It torn whet In your house In place
el one of your carboa lamps. Then observe the great ilff- j
ereaee. Koto the clear wait light exaetly twle a brfl- 1
llant and eosttnr J one tlKtl ,c" ,or cetrlclty. Gen ,
eral ledrle Tungsten lamps are destined to displace all
then, for aoth store and house lighting;
Eastern OregonLight
And Power Company
Mountain Story, With local Color I
There are many incidents in "The
Story -of the Backwoods" which one
would' not have to go far from La
ttrande tp see. tJUil, however, mere
is a certain amount of pathos which
one would hardly expect, In the 20th
century, but can be. found in, almost
every day' paper. ' This story, while
dealing with, facts, can hardly be
expected to fill the places of 'many
backwoods ' stories .you ' read in 1 his
tory, 'still the local color Is there,
and there are many features to this
film that will appeal i to one. Ah
together this Is one of the many pro
grams at the Star .which will please
the many patrons of this place.
ELLIOT LECTURE SOON
Friday evening to hoar another num.
1 ber on lecture course- b-
Edward Elliot with Btories - from
the stage is the third number of the
La Grande Lecture Course. This at
traction will occur Friday evening,
Feb. 18. The hour of the affair will
be 9 p. m. In view of the fact that
there will be evangelistic meetings
from now until th6 first of April it
is thought unwise to set th . hmir
'for the reBt of the attractions at
this time. Mr. Elliott will present
one of the following plays: "The
Servant In the House," "The Man
From Home", The Man of the
Hour" or "The Lion and the Mouse"
Those who hold season tickets are
entitle dto a seat at the Mormon
Tabernacle that evening. General
admission Is 75 cents. '
'HIS is tLc pi ace
wtcre vou can tinA
styles ttat are author
itative patterns tliat are fSti
novel, exclusive and ills- j m
tinctive, tailoruijf of sur
f assin excellence all from
Ed. K Price ' Co.
.aaCHAMt TAIIOII CBICAOO
NowLere else in ike
community -will you see
tuch an cleiat assortment
of fairies, or sucn complete
value for tne money. Let
us talce your measure on
prove our claims. , Today.
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ZaeliMtv lod rcprwentetiv of Ed. V. Pric W Co. I TTjMButto Novelty Sick,
in 1 1 a n a . J ; . tltnUni lower pocket
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ThVmeWFrmiMamand
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Transportation and Market Facilities . Unexcelled.
If you want it set to fruit we will do it for you '.!'(
d iive it the best of care at actual cost. Terms r )
v -yV wjff Wn the reach of ill. Call 'and let- us explain. -
LOGAN-SHERWOOD REALTY CO
La Grande National Bank Building
satisfied wrrn south
Dr. Corpe writs from Santa Barbara
' that he likes It
Doctor S. L. Corpe, formerly of
Cove and various other places In
Eastern Oregon where he enjoyed
an excellent practice, writes from
Santa Barbara that he Is enjoying the
Southern climate and the balmy
breezes.- . Dr. Corpe - moved South
about three : months ago. !
Some people are making quite a
fuss about high price but ' the
trusts are still raising prices and are
laughing at the silly people.
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Pictures that please and dont
hurt the eyes. - .
Matinee every afternoon at
2:30.
4
Door ow T dock at tight
Admission 10c to all
PROGRAM
TONIGHT, ;
Tale of the Backwoods
Drama ' -f V
Line of White on a Sullen
sea Drama
A ladle purse Comedy
On the Wrong Scent Com- Z,
' dy A
Song In Suniiy Italy v , '
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OWVHEE PROJECT
NOW
ASSURED
LAST OBSTACI TO RECLAMA-
' TIOX OF 200,000 ACRES G0E
DItcn Company's Rights Joined With
Those of Districts, Insuring
i Necessary Reservoirs.
Ontario, Or., Feb. 13. (Special)
With the agreement reached between
the Owyhee Ditch Company and the
proposed irrigation districts between
the Malheur and Owyhee Rivers, an
important irrigation project for Mel
heur county is launched. The Trow
brldge-NIver Company of Chicago. Je
gathering workmen and teams to be
gin construction as soon as weather
will allow. . ;
For the past several months the
formation of Irrigation districts has
been held back by negotiations pend
ing with the Owyhee Ditch Compa
ny, the oldest and strongest in this
vicinity, The final turning over of
all the rights and water system to
become the property of the proposed
districts has made way for success
ful culmination of plans for irriga
tion here.
An agreement also has been reach
ed with the Nevada Ditch Company,
'which haB a considerable acreage
nnder the proposed new contract.
The rights will be turned over to
the districts, end Ithus practically
every water-user in the vicinity be
come a member of the district or
ganizations.
An Immense reservior will be
built on, the Owyhee river 80 mile
from It confluence with the Snake.
It win hold the flood water of the
river, and will be capable of stor
ing enough water for 200,000 acres.
The largest part of the land to be
'benefitted lies In Malheur county,
between the Malheur and Owyhee
rivers, but some of It lies In Idaho,
and another unit which may be
eluded later lies above
river on what is known
Ox flat , ". ;,.
Another project for Malheur coun
ty jjow taking definite form is pro
posed for the Willow River district.
The firm interested In the new plan
Is composed of Salt Lake men, prom
inent among whom are H. . H. Dor
eey and A. J. Evans. They have
bought the rights, ditches and reser
vior sites from the old Malheur Ir
rlgation Company, of Payette, includ
ing the. old Stark ditch along the
Malheur river and several reser
vior sites on the Willow above Valei
They are now negotiating with the
present water users on the Willow
for their right. . The first unit of
their proposed project 'will take in
30,0000 along the Willow vicinity,
but may later Include some territory
above the Malheur.'.
pursuance to a reeoultion adopted by
Bald Common Council on the 2d day
of February, ' 1910, whereby Bald
Council determined' and declared its
Intention, to Improve all that por
tion of Depot Street. In said Improve
ment district a hereinafter describ
ed,, by laying thereon hard' surface
pavement, the Council will, ten days
after the service of this notice upon
the owners of the property affected
and benefited by such improvement,
order that said above described im
provement, be made; that the boun
drles of said district to be so im
proved afo a follow; All that par
tion of Depot Street, from the east'
curb line of Fourth stmt to tz$
east side of Jefferson avenue. No
Hum la kanli fur thai- riven that ttlA
Council will levy a special asses-v
ment on all the property affected,
and benefited by wich Improvement,
'or the purpose of paying for such,
improvement That the estimated
cost of such Improvement is the sum.
of $16,724.E8., That the Council will,
on the 23d flay o! Fehruar, 1910,
meet at tb ComicO chamber at the
m. to consider-
the Malheur hour Of S o'clock j, W www
as the Dead said estimated cost, at? tt lW
said oasecoment, w a hearing
..... h. , uuluu VJ WUUJ IItIBUU lOVi-
ing aggrieved by such assessment
La Grande, Oregon, Feb. 1910. Bj
order of the Common Council of the.
City of La Grand.
D. EL COX.
S-11-2L Recorder.
Buying a Lawsuit
Did you know that placing your re
liance up a warranty deed is simply
bidding for a lawsuit?
In California this fact is so well
understood that a warranty deed is
looked upon with suspicion.
It Is for this reason:
If the title is good It passes with
the deed, and that it all there Is to
It no need of a warranty. If bad,
the adding of a warranty does not
make It good.
A warranty is only a sort of bet
a wager that you will have no trou
ble; but if you do, and finally lose
out, IH pay your money back. '
A better plan Is to require an ab
stract Consult , ..,:..
J. R. OLIVER.
ITotlce of Street Improvement
To whom It may concern: No
tice is hereby given that in pursu
ance of a resolution adopted by the
Common Counci of the City of La
Grande, Oregon, on the 5th day of
August, 1909, creating Improvement
District No. 6, and designating De
pot Street, as such district, and in
Candies
of
Quality
Our reiru1nr 2-e per pouud lines
our 411 h make, aosolold) jiuri-,
we ku)w It and a vUtt t ear
manufacturing department will
OBvinco you. Ol'B TGfEIS
are trea.ntr, the fUror ire,
Slrawhsrry, ehoeolat . ami v.
mt.r0:uy. . U-V;:-.
Ta'fnv In lour flavors.
m vTRITELE Try this '
E. D. Selder
L. Gran de' Exclusive Can
dy Manufacturer
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