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ETZSI50 CBSE2TIB, LI C2LUTBE ttZZVi 3f 11 'd JW Managing Director Princess and La . Sails Theatres, Chicago. : ' ,; ' : - Presents. The Qualify Musical Play ' with ; '- HOMER Tt " i i Prlc$s.r$2:00, US EaVlJpued Dailj. Except .Snnduv. TTiTfiOEUE 1L ttBKJEY. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, f I'altl iVress Telegraph .Service ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ',. ; . tJDaJU .single scop7 r pc ... ally. perinontn t. ,C ; ; 65 slDV six. .raoncha Jn advance , . . $3.50 7llj ,bn year In advance ....,.6.B0 f eckly; sis months in advance ; . 7Co ycckiy, qd year la advance . .' .1X0 pitered at the postofflce at La Grande econd-clasa matter. '. .( .This ; paper, win , nor publish . any articLa appearing over . a nom . d r Vlume.; Signed articles will be . re jrtse4l eubject to , tbe discretion of tbe : eaiior, j nease .sign yo?r armies aim save disappointment . I i .' A4iert(slng Hates, --Local readlnx noticee 10c imr llna'T frit hisertton;, per line fo.- each. eobsequent Insertion, . ; - ' ' Resolution of condolence, he a line, San Francisco, after a quietude re'- Suiting from the Investigation and prosecution of the graft cases, is once more a wide open town. - -; . r : 1 , Everybody connected with the Bal-Unger-Pinchov affair, will .anxiously'' , await what; Mr.. Booaevelt will have ' to pay. -;' ... -;M The only regret conneqted, with the! experimental train . was that It did" tot remain longer. If It were prac-1 , Ileal, such a train should be held in La Grande at least one day. Congress at last managed to get on the front page , but do not take this too, seriously. The rules will be somewhat modified and should be? and this fight will right thoBe wrongs tint tf)A rnuntrv (a tint irnlnv t tha bow WOWS. ' ' " ' j v Now Is the time for the property"" owner to make a study of the 'differ Dt kinds of street paving. During the summer many thousands oi dol lars will be expended upon our streets and as. there are several different kinds to' select from( we should" make no mistake. ' . ' ": While president, Mr. Roosevelt "was k most Incessant talker, but when xi made It known a few weeks ago that until he, returned to his native land," be would not discuss personal or po litical questions he has numberleus opportunities : to break over but so far no reporter has been '. able to break over the dead line. On other ubjects he Is affable and talks freely This cool wave! will permit tW surplus waters to pass on and ouee more we have escaped a crisis from deluge. Thla undoubtedly will be our1 last scare as taking the unusually, aeep snows in the mountains into consideration, Union county has been most, fortunate. The would-be world powers may wake up some'morning to find out that after' Wf1 hundreds of years' of peace, China, has become sufflcientl civilized and maintain and equip an nny; that every little Imaginary 1A- 'ult will not be permitted to go by unnoticed. A census Is now being taken In China and her actual popu lation will' be known. For'yeaVaMt has been estlm'atefT' : anywhere 'between S0fi.Q00,p00 , and 4RO.00O.0pO. , If either estimate ts correct no country In the world could maintain an array equal to Oils'1 peaceful,'",docne'f nation." i a. $M0;i$;:QOf 75mhd50c S frMtizm25c As usualthe largest stock of:Blilk an pack ago seeds in thp countyl :,'jAlfaIfa,iReclvClover, Timothy, . Red Top' . Blue Grass ;and everything m gram seed;, , f -Gaiijim Flour Phone Ifen 57, ndepenpcnrM8I II Comer sta II i U ' v .; !f L'W -.mu ll nTSSMMMMMMai-iMari ii truilMia.. r." fPwBBBWWWmWSJ March 27 will soo ; be here,5 and if you dire new clothes foi the occasion, you should order them now, made as you want them, from cloth of your 1 i :v 7T a A price range pi $30 (to $40 will .clothes of the, highest quality, on style to fitknd satisfy! Wed like measure f-r't ." - i iT!i u; y k 1 The One! Big Musical Comedy -Sensation W The original 'sopcrb; cast-The arffaal Mammoth icoil jrodaction aid famaii Priaceu HOT V ')-, 3;- nuair MM m 3 T ; . "" 1 lt11 1111 W MIMIIII I llflM ( .-.' -r. , ,.- ...... . ... . .... 'I . Green wood and Jeff erson .rsrt'uift vr-fn ; rit o.v! 1 own selection, by ' v ':-f-'.J : i' 14 Mrjce?M,6mmkmv 1 I tM-tvv. . i; t. ..("1 ..t'lTT , tl4X ' Merchant ; Jailors, Chicago l ' C i-'i V' V 5 r: -i a secure vyou tlie dot ?ott? to take your 9? 7TV SI TJaeatre Chorns ; Dlfferet section of "the city cf Portland are waging . , a .war. over street paving, some wanting one kind uu viudio auumcr,' uiieui prui-i., by their Investigations. : However condtion are somewhat different Liic iuou, iu iuhiouu. n ure f rost, and again, the cost of tran a- portatlon of j the, diffsrt materials' usea will be factor, for consider- .. ... . . v i Engtnea to Alblna. - : ' Engine 190 and 869,' the locomo Uvea badly stripped at Telocaset last Monday,, are. on'thelr'way to Alblna for bverhalin: ' ' ,r7 '.'." JTotlc - ' Nntin .hrh aiuon ho iha r-itw1' fof Qrandewill receive bids : for" Its flte acre of land known .as the Pest House "Property. ' All bids must be in the Recorder's hands by four o'clock, April 6th, 1910. Tha mtv nuunc. t ynj itnciiip luo 115m IU I tj- - -7- .T ject any or all bids. ' -"'tor ns are fleeing" for safety. -'Th This notice.ls to be nublished jn'eMs 1 already' Immense.' r Nt five Issues of the La Grande Evening Observer. W. N. MONROE, . Chairman of "Ways and. Means. Com. ; ." ..' , S-24-29. ': . . - . . Ordinance Jio. 419, Series 1910 r a urumauco amenamg section z or t Ordinance No. 432, Series 1909. . . Auq ui uiauuo uudo uiuaill as follows: ..... . ' Section 17 That k Section 2 or 'Or- dinance No.-Hb2 Series ' 1909, be "and tM& soma i' TtaroKir oman1oil t nn n uuu4u w tci cwj auicuucu ou an j read as follows:' ' 'Section 2. Any person, persons.; partnersliip or "corporation desiring; or proposing to sell, barter or give : Department f the Interior. 1 fuw Tt ? 0f, deUVer WitWn :C- tnd O'Wat 4a; 0riiide,bre the City of La Grande, Oregon; hear ',,: jnnnrr ith U1A beer, maltlna or other malt bever ages, except beer, ale or porter,-In less quantities than one gallon, or to be drank on the premises, where sold, bartered or given away, disposed of or delivered, shall first pay to the Treasurer of the City the sum of $500.00 for each six months license to do bo. Provided, that no license shall be issued under this ordinance for a period of less than six months, Provided, further, - that the number of places or houses for which such license shall be issued shall not ex ceed 6. -., ' . ; Bection 3.--Inasmuch as the pres ent license fee is too low, and there are more plaoes for the sale of the beverages heretofore described, than the good of the City , demands now therefore, In order to preserve the peace and quiet of the city and pro mote the well being of its people, and In, order to Increase the reveune of the tlty, an emergency Is hereby declar ed to exist and this ordinance shall be In force and take effect, on and after the 24th day of March, 1?10, after Its approval by the, mayor and Its publication In one issue of the La Grande Evening Observer " ' Passed the Couneil on the 21st day of March, 1910, by seven members voting therefor.' ; Approved this Slat day of March, 1910. , : . M. K. HALL ' Attest, . ;. ... ... D. B. COX.vK5ort; THayor. r 4 Complete equipment for i uuucf uuggy ure8. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS V . F X: GERALD, Pronfietor' -a Positively tho greatest singing and dancing chorus la America - 1 Company of Setentj 3 - Carloda of Scenery $ ;:' ThlB .Company's Record. r ' ' . ' ' - 4GJ nights Princess Theatre, Chicag- V MontkBroadwa j Theatre, K. IV The weather was such this week that the' ''committee' who expected to vieit the farmers with a view of se- tituus l uuLiacio lur uiu meauow-i Brook Irrigation project decided to postpone .their, activity ;-. until next vrecn. 11 la uoudiiui wnsiner sum- cient acreage ' can be iecured. It tor'.' torf cheap. T;$20 for 'a permanent Mn. ter right In comparison "with bther pi vjci.iv icqub jiaa a lair laic AETlfA IH ERCPTIOJr "MM"" tovfarf are is tho ' ' l 01 ue ""v ' ' wapies, ! Marco Z4.-M0Unt Aetnt 1st aram m eruption. f The" flow1 of lava 'ncrease Wan arartriing 'extjnt. T'W- town of Rinazzi, 'B6reI16, Bei!r fRBBe ftnd Sanleo are threatened wlb 'strattlcm.' Fresh 'crater's have tn- (' ened since the volcano became active- Tuesday. : Inhabitants" In" RiirrnnnfUn b deaths1 have been reported. ..Vie Jfeed Teachers You know what a good teacher means to a child. You know what he means to a community; We i must have schools and, we must have teach ers. . i ne jvqrmai Hcnooi question la now submitted, .free from politics. , uoid iuc wa J'UU .wau lO .Krep It If you pay taxes on' flOOO.OO It , will cost youv foui "cents a year to maln- tain the state normal at ' Monmouth- "7tn' Vvo. V I tt ' - A nn At ' iuic icd uil LUIS. LUl, ' t)"2u"2i - " " !: SOTICE FOR FtBLICATIOX. riuuee is nereDy given hat Walter E.' Pratt, whose postofflce address is Alice!,; Oregon,, did on the, 24th- day of :june, 1909, file In this oflice sworn Statement and Annllrattnn '.Vn, 06723, to purchase the S 1-S NB i-4. Section 8, Township 2 South, Ranga .40 East Willamette Meridian, and . v . &t i .I . - uo nui uer mereon, unoer tne pro visions of the act of June 3, 187&, and acta nmATwliitAnr Vha ti. j , auwmu oo iilT? "Timber and Stone Law," at such) value as might be fixed by appraise ment, and that, pursuant to such, ap plication, the land and timber there on have been appraised, $245.00,' the timber estimated 205,000 board feet at $1.00 per M, and the land $40.00; that said applicant will offer .final proof in support of his application ' and sworn statement on . the ".,21st day of April, 1910, before the Reg- ; iBter and Receiver. United Rtoto Land Office, at La Grande. Oregon, test this purchase before entry, or a vumcBi ueiore paien, is sues, by filing a corroborated ; affi davit in this office, alleging facts which would defeat the entry. , ' ''-.i F. C. BRAMWELU1 .' Dr.4V.VD.- McMillan Painless Dentistry ta Gmde'.Nsttonal Bank Bldg. '? ypfa. Both Phones ' resetting .; and repairing I , y. . i i
