La Grande evening observer., March 18, 1910, Image 7

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,f LOCAL iTEMS.
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E. F. Tucker' of Hot Lake is in the
city today. - - ' -
.Mr. ad Mrs. Jabe Conley are over
from Cove today. .
M. J. Duffey came over from Cove
today on business. -
B. P. Bell brough a load of apples
to La Grande today, '
Mat Kries of Cove was at the court
house today on business.
Joe Gray from out in the valley
. drove Into La Grande yesterday. .
. W. J. WilkeB and wife of Hot Lake
f D. Fitzgerald returned last evening
from a business visit to Union
- Herbert Ormond left today
Nampa to visit friends.
for
William Miller i3 transacting busi
ness in North Powder today.
Dr. N. Molitor leaves tonight for
Portland .to visit friends for bcv
eral days' :. " ... '.
,. Miss Ethel Mckennen.. who has
been quite ill. for a few days is rs
coverlng rapidly.. ' , . :
Mrs. F. II. Tatman .wJio is at the
; hospital and unde went an "operation
i several days ago, l&recoverlng nicely
Dr. Molitor1 has received a new
automobile this week, especially
equipped In several, particulars and
with ,6'nlarged lamps.
Mrs. IlannaHogerswlio has been
visiting In Idaho for eeveral months,
-1& in Union visiting today. ' '
LTnIon and Is expected here tomor-
. row..;' ' -.
t J. D. McKennon and Warren Chand
ler, members of the firm of McKen
non, Son & Chandler, sheep raisers,
went to Baker today to purchase a
band of Baker county sheep. :.
Mrs. H. R. Hanna, who wasioperat
ed upon at the Grande Ronde hospi
tal, has Improved bo. rapidly that she
is able to leave' the Institution and
' has returned home.
E. C. More arrived this morning
from "Portland and win make ' La
, Grande his home again. Mrs. Moore
and the children are expected to -arrive
the first of the month and tney
. will occupy their home on Fourth
treet. ::. '"'''::.'"Y V'
- Mrs. Ames, who was so badly burn
v ed Is Improving to the extent that
Dr. Hubbard gave out the. statement
today that the chances for recovery
were now rn her favor.; However,
she is still In a very precarious con
dition.' . .
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Archie Miller and his Bister Etta,
of Clinton, South Carolina, are ex
pected to arrive tonight from the
South on their way to Enterprise to
. make -their home with their uncle,
Archie, Miller. ' En route they will
visit with William Miller and other
.. relatves here.
J. W. Ketchum, whom many of
the old tmers will remember, re-
turned with hla family after an ab
sence of nine years. Mr. Ketchum
. . has come back to stay, bringing a
car load ' of household goods with
him. He has .been in Weiser and
other Idaho points' during his ab-
eence. : :''::'', '
Rev. . Hayes, formerly a FreBby:
' terlan minister here, writes that he
has accenpted a call to the Presbyter
ian church at Watsonvllle. He went
to Fetluma from La Grande and has
new gone to a church of 350 mem
bership. He writes that his family
la well and that he Is' well stalsfled
In hfs new location.' ; ,
Seal tie Kew TTeil
A magaiine devoted to the np
v- jdlns of the Oregon country.
OS GROCERIES
Cleveland. March' IS. While speed
ing towards New York today, Presi
diV Taft eagerly devoured the .de
tails of the anti-Cannon 'fight. U
li telieved he; will reveal his por
tion in one of bis speeches in New
York. Some politicians expect him
to attack the Insurgents and attempt
to read' them out of the party, but
oil ers believe he will take a concila
iyry course, in order to secure the
pausr;.e of hla pet measures.
Ready for Newell
. Washington, March 18. -The pro
secution in the Ballinger-Pinchot
case ia preparing to place Director
Newll of, the Reclamation Service on
the stand. Owing to the failure of
every member of the house to ap
pecr tie hearing will be continued
until tomorrow.
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.The Christian Endeavor of the Cen
tral Church will hold a cake sale in
the window" of the "Lilly hardware
next .Saturday. This sale - will be
held from 10:30 to'2:15 in order that
the young people ' may attend the
meetin gat the tabernacle at 2:30.
Fifty couples or more last - even
ing enjoyed the dancing party given
in the Elks hall by seven young men.
Dancing continued until 12 and In
formality and pleasures went hand
in hand throughout the meeting. The
members of the club which acted as
host are Virgil Bolton, Stan. Carpy,
Joe Ingle, Frank Earls ' and Arlo
Meyers. - . .
Miss Dougherty Dead
JOove;, March 18. (Special) Miss
Carrie Dougherty died at the family
home here last night aftern an ill
ness lasting many weeks.
- Mr8 .IL E. Johnson Arrives
Mrs. Robert E. Johnson, wife of the
evangelist, arrived In this city this
morning in much improved health.
lie adds another strong personalis
io the already magnificent evange
?istlc force alredy in operation at
the tabernacle. Her speciality will
be the woman's meeting Is which she
is very efficient , ;'
J, A. OLiTEF . 4
Gasoline wood saw. 0
Phone orders to Hlack 1851-
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- Read the Kew TTesi ;
The keenest magazine this side of
the Rockies. .- ", . ,'
8-15-18. ''..-;:.
Treasurer's call for Comity and Scalp
. Bounty Warrants. '
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned Treasurer of Union Conn,
ty Oregon, has funds on hand to pay
all warrants on the general fund and
scalp bounty fund, which were endor
sed prior to August 1, 1909. Interest
on the above ceases on the 15th day
of March, 1910. - ; ".' ' C
JOHN FRAWLEY,
Treasurer of Union County, Oregon
Dr. 17. D. UdMan
Painless Denfistrv
la Grande' National Bank Bldg.
Doth Phones '
u U Morse & Co.
l he barteldea
ThePortland Seed Co.
LOCAL FIRM
W ILL SELL IT
COST;
AT
Want is prcbably firt carload
lire for distribution '
lot
A car load of lime and sulphur
spray compound arrived ' today con
signed to C. O. Ramsey, the well
known local . shl mer. e w 1.
' V'Thislssaid" to"oe'"tne'''1fir8r'car
load of spray material ever brought
into the' valley. " It is the standard
compound scientifically prepared,
making a spray' of uniform strength
and known effectiveness, recommend
ed by all experiment stations, etc.
The state institutions urge its use
as againxt the use of home made
nd oftenf ineffective sprays, which
Wave been 'largely used inthia district
in the past , The compound will be
supplied 'to the-users at cost, and Is!
surely a. move in the right direction j
A move " towards better fmlt and j
better prices. Other fruit districts'
of the state are using this spray j
with good results. It is understood j
that the dealers of the Cove district
have pooled their orders and will !
receive their spray delivered by' rail '
to Cove. i
APPLE LAXD SOLD
Six acres of the Jet fruit Iund sells
for I1S00.0O.
An evidence of the opportunity of-1
fered the, homeseeker in this Imme- j
diate vicinity may be taken from the
recent transfer - of the title to a1
little plece of land in the Cove dis-'
trict, where six -acres sold yesterday i
for $1800. Considering that land of I
this kind brings from $500 to $1000)
in the Hood River and Rogue River 1
apple sections, it Is surely to the in-1
terest of the home seeker to invest!
gate the offerings in the Grande :.
Ronde . valley before looking else-j
where.. "' .!.- .'1
Besides being in the heart of the i
gold medal cherry district of Oregon'
this land has proved to rank with
tne best apple land in the world. It
is the finest of deep, black soli, well
watered,- and lies in the foot hill belt
wnere crops are abundant and sure.
Buyers of this kind of property can
bank on its doubling, in value in the j
next twoyears. Mat Kries Bold thej
property and will move to Lake coun
ty to make his home.
XOTICE FOR ITBLICATIOX
Dcuartment A the Inferior T fi f n,l
Oflice at La Grande, Ore, Mar. U, 10
Notice , Is . hereby given that Wil-i
Ham B. ROSS, Of'Meachflm. Oreirnn I
who, on July 11th, 1907, made Uma
tilla Casji Entry No. 914, Serai No.
02634, for SEjf-4 untlmbered Section
17 Township 1 South, Range 34
EaBt WUlamette Meridian, also NE
1-4 NE 1-4, timbered Sec. 8, T 1 S.,
R. 35 East "Wlllamtette Meridian, has
filed notice of his intention to make
Final Proof, to ptahHnh tntm tn
the land above described, before the
Register nnrl : Poooluor tt e r a
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Office, at La Grande, Oregon, on the
6th day of May, 1910, v .
. Claimant names as witnesses:
ley, Earl Oillanders,, Charles Hud-U
son, all of Mcacham. Oregon.'
P. C BRAMWETX -H-t.r
Roosevelt at Aba Ha mid.
,Abn Hamld, Soudan, March 18
After a night's ride by rail over the
Egyptian desert, Roosevelt's special
arrived here today. Colonel Roose;
elt spent: the morning writing let-letters.
D. M.. Ferry & Co
beed Co.
Mandviile&KuK
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A Wala Walla dispatch Fays of the
proposed road across the Blue Moun
tains . '' "
"Two miles of steel, will make a
direct connection between La" Grande
and Walla Walla in the m-arfutuie
According to the stateemnt of G.-o.
;-lexander consulting engineer of 'the
Oregon Central railroad, who yester
day sent a crew of-12 surveyors into
the mountains to .map out a route
una btmiru u(hm'' vf preinnmary
surveys. The road is to go across
the Blue Mountains', and connect
'th the short spur known as the
Centtal Oregon. ' .
truly des ribeo , the brilliancy of
this new Tungsten lamp for. elec
tric light With the1 same amount
of electric , current its wire fila
ment radiates from two to three
times as much light as the ordi
nary carbon incandescent.'-
Use'
Tungsten
4 Lamps in
Your Home
They will cut your light bill in
two, or, double your illumination
without extra cost Try a G. E.
40-watt lamp - at first. It con
sumes one-fifth less electric cur
rent and is twice as brilliant as
the 16 candle power carbon lamp
you now use. . ,
- EASTERN OfiECQN LIGHT UNO -FOWEB
COMPANY . T6
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J Should be Examined by One
Who Has Mast eted the
Science of Sight
Testing
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Three Years Practice In La i
j Grande, and all My Glasses
flfe '"n5 SatlsfacUon.
'AC If flUVnwc
U ft NY ONE
iHEACOCK:
. Ferguson's old stand
' THIS WEEK ONTT.Y
I grind my own lenses.
After Dark
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Alfalfa, Faiish, three .wrieties, Turnip, Clue Crass, S.vee
Peas, Mix, O.ion, ycbivr.vi red, IVftfc Cover,
fatten Sgiasft, 5weef Corn, Pop Corn, (our vzrietizs
Beans, Parsnips; Utile
I 7 he Finest Fn
1 Iwck Land
lOlAcrt Irsds
Transportation and Market Facilities Unexcelled.
If YQUmni it sttjo Uuit we nili'do it for you
and give it the best clearest actual cost. Terms
within the reach of all. Call and let us f explain.
Malhuer Red Appe Co.
. , Office iv'ft
i LOGAN-SHERWOOD REALTY 0
La Grande Uaiional Bank Building
New Li
ines
Having purchased the Cement, Lime, Plaster Sine of
. 0. F. GooiidgsVe are now prepared to fill all demands,
in addition to cur regular FEE D ar.d FUEL business,
v. ;Just ; eceived Gar ctfresh alfalfa meal and a car of
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.oal.
Both Phones-
IGRANDE RONDE CASH CO.
ALFALFA MEAL
It takes the place
and cheaper
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Vaters-Stanchfield Produce Co.
ijFLOUR, FEED, WOOD
1410 , Adams Ave.
PHONES: Black 121! Independent 451
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New
EEPATEIOTIC WHKJI OSDEKIXQ
8CGAB 1KD I5SIST CTOl HATING
COSE MADE. THE At! FBESB
IS JiOW IN ALL TEE GSOCFKY
STORES.
(Jen; Pezs, Beets, Carrels
H: lllfolfo mul
on Earth
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- SlOO. per Her
of bran. Is better
For Mllh Cows it
can't be beat. .
We handle only the best qnalHy
and our stock Is new and fresh, Ton
till not be disappointed if you islai;t
your garden with cur SEEDS. ,
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