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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1910)
; i V'- r hi' v. v. :". 3 3 I er ie. P ot r. 'X ra it. r T, at 3. . v O O 0 OOO O O O O O O 1 O LOCAL TJI5IS. . 0 O 1 , . J Vv VQOffOOOQV John Baker, who ; has been very sick for the iaBt several days, la rs ported to be better today. , B. M. Sherwood went to Ogden to day In the interests of the Malheur Red Apple company. An argument to dismiss the Lou ' dermilk case which came to issue In the land office, was .made today and taken under advisement. , , -j, Chas. House who for the, past sev eral days has been visiting his sister irs. J. B. Paul, left this morning for The Rev. Upton II. CIggs left tor Cove on Number S'x. He hopes to i& back in time tomorrow for the ev ening service at 7: 3D. V Tthe pupUs of Mrs. Hattle R. Mc Donald will hold private muBtcale . at Mrs. McDonald's etttdio on Sfftar v daya fternoon ol thlB we3kv - Rev.. W. H. Gibson has returned from Bums where he has been 'con ducting "revival services for the tparst - month., He will remain until Satar- daymornlng with his" family and will j Buren, are the people who will con hen go -to Haines to conduct ser-. trol the management of the perma- vices. . a deputy sheriff from Portland rived this morning to apprehend R. T). Forrest, a musician who has been In La Grande the past two weeks, and who is wanted at Portland as the result of an alleged family mi sup of Borne sort. Mrs,; Forrest Is the 'moving spirit la the arrest made. : tere yesterday. , J To Abolish the Qaene ; most noteworthy proofs of Chinas ad- vancement Into the ways of the civil ized rnrld Is afforded by the Imperial edict, ellwftlve: this month, which per- mKs Chinece to cut-off their queues without losing. Formerly a china .men without a-qu was looked upon as an abandoaed' creature, especially la the laterlor- towns, where they 'were often subject to gross indignit ies. - :''-C: '':.P':' . The que- was introduced - tnto 'China during the Manchu dyaasty, . - nearly three centuries ago.' It Is said -to have been originally suggested to fManchus by their sense of gratitude 'to thw horse, that animal having play ed great part in the Tartarlaa coa quests." la short the pigtalls: was a method of establishing a relationship list-ween human beings and the horse. JliJI Visits the flty . . McConnells'burg, Pa., March 3 One ef Uncla Sam's nose counters la the coming .eensus ; will: be BUI Header- Dr. 17. D. McMillan Painless Dentistry La Grande NstioDzllBaak Bldg. BothPtones Prfcfe Bll0t- BU1 13 33 yc&fS of uge, was Icrn and reared, in Fuftoa county, "and came to this town, the ccunty seat for the first time when lie applied for the census job. He expresses himself r . . .1 1 1 I. .1 I . V. IV 1 ." . 1 . . . took in all of the moving picture shows and other metror-olitan sights. - (iajuor Guest ot Hoik r. New York, Mcrct 3 Mayor Gaynor will be the guet of honor at the six teenth annual dinner of the North Side Board of Trade this evening and a welcoming 'committee will be on the Hob to greet the city'a executive upon his arrival at the scene of the festiv ities. At,; recent banquet Gaynor waxed peevish because no one paid j 7 ':tTmm'!mf' nt hom wunoui even saying nowa ye ao DIRECTOES ELECTED Chautauqua nieeUn? results , In selcc " tloa of full bard. .'. ' John Collier, C. T. Bacon, W. R. Jonea, W. D. McMillan, George Coca- j ran, T. A. Rlnehart, C. J. Black, and Mesdames C. P. Newlln and Jay Van j aent chautaaqua astociatioa- lu Grande. They were selected at J meeting of all ticket holders' held In the aew ; tabernacle this afteraoon, and these men and women will or ganize, adopt by-laws and transact all business pertaining to the coming' , event. ' ' v ' 'v ' O OO O'O OOO l O o O O O O O O O O O 0 - j : ,The. ladles, of. the 600 Club were en- tertaiaed this afternoon at. the home of Mrs. W. H. Bohnenkamp, with Mrs :Bohnenkamp as hostess. j , v , . A banquet was tendered to Drs. E. B. and. Roy McDaniels and their fa ther E. E. , McDaniels by the Elks lodge of Baker City at their hall on Tuesday evening. Drs. McDanlel ex pect lo leave for Portland to locate permanently, in a few days. : KOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Department I the Interior. - C. 8. Land Office at La Grande, Ore gon, Janaarj 21th, 1919. Notice ia hereby given that Walter E, Pratt, whose postofflce address Is Allcel, Oregon,, did on the 24th day of June, 1909, file In this office sworn Statement tand .Applicatloa, No. 06723, to purchase the S 1-3 NE 1-4. Section 6, Township 2 South, Range 40, East Willamette Meridian, and the timber thereon, under the pro visions of the act -cf June 3, 1878, and acts amendatory,' known as the "Timber and Stone Iaw" .at such value as might be fixed y appraise ment, and that, pursuant to such ap plication, the land and timber thflre- TIieuNew H. j II'. id AW oa Lavs been appraised, t?.C0, the I J timber estimated , 2C5.C0O board feet at J1.00 per M, and the land JiO.CO; 'that said applicant will offer final prool in support of his application ud sworn statement on the 21st day of April, 1910, before the Keg ister and Receiver, United States Laud Office, at La Grande., Oregon u-h this parchase before entry, oi iniilate a contest before patent Ja sues, . by filing a corroborated tuD : davit la this office, "ppping facu ; which would defeat the. eiiiy. ' P. C. ERAMWELL, I .. Register. NOTICE F03 FCELICATION , , Dcpurtincnt c tfce Interior. C.S land 0n at La Grande, Ore- Notice is hereby given that Irwin D. Smut2. i whose nostoffice addree k"4 is Allcel. Oregoa,, did, bn the 21th day of June, 1909, file la this office l Sworn Etateme.it and Application ' 2 South, Range 40 East, WUlamett Meridian and 'the timber thereon, un der the provisions of the net of i June 3, 1878, and acta amendatory known as the "Timber and Stom Law," at such value as might bi fixed by appraisement, and that, pur suant tew Bu'ch application, the lane and timber have been appraised at 1380.00, the-timber estimated at 320, 000 board feet, at fl.00 per M., aao the land 60.00; that Bald appllcani will offer final proof In support c. his application and sw9rn Btate meat on the Slst day of April, 181u before the Register and Receiver, United EtateaLand Ofilce at "U Grande,. Oregon.- :; Any person Is at liberty to pro test this purchase before entry, oj initiate a contest at uny time before patent Issues, by filing a corrobom ed affidavit in this office, allegro Tacts wbfca would defeat the entry. r"'"'-' - SIIIiiING PARLORS Fcr Ladies ana Gentlemen 05L Hr.LOB IX THE CITY COURTEOUS TREATMENT AlfD FIRST CLASS SEBT1CE FOB TEN CENTS Neit Deor U the Light Office Open Until 11 Every Evening ;Spring Stieii-BIock ; Clotliing Has J ii . ... m Jta TV i - - f - -j i i I ! . v.. ... J j Q 4-i v 0 a: o k.4 i I f L. : Elgli Attornty Here 1 Attorney L, B. Denham of Elgin is, transacting business 1 nthe city today o - lUcrchanfct Save i 510,000 EJn 1907 iht Merchants o Oregon saved eve" $10,C0Q by csrrying a pari sf their insurance in their own company, the Oregon Merchants Mutual Fire As surance Association, of Dayton, Oregon. - In A908 they wit! save $15,000 During the same period their neighbors wete hand' ing over $1,500,000 in profits to outside companies In the Oregon Merchants Mutual you get: ? INSURANCE AT COS! A LIMIT JO YOUR LIABiL-l ITIES r-'- - I PROMPTSETTLEMENT OF LOSSES 4 W. OLIVER, Aaent uillyij O k x x I t .-4 ... ' f . ice VI 1 lie - K ) 5iJ sVpzcrJ cf ths h:::t c::J r.h 1 ' J approved sttfes h I V.f - ' peters J)iamond ; 1 1 I . ' Brand 0tfmk ' ' t fha assortment is simply bsauii-Jut-ad oj ths very nswsst things ere here -Just tha hind you need to set off pour costms, end tha prica Is Don't maha th mhtaha cj buying Oxfords until you see ihss3 bcauihs Jt's easy to corns In and lock them over., J . . . 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