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Chaitaagus program laclades ose of
: COastrrV leading nen.
OoTernor Folk, who comet" to. La
Grande with the chaatauqua this ium-
Bier, la a man of wonderful power
and Influence. More than that he Is
a wonderful speaker and orator.
Yesterday the Observer told some of
the features of the Doctor Saddler
company which come as one number
of the long; program, and to property j
describe Governor Folk's ability
would: be out of the question. But
be Is a thinker ' and speaks well
what he thinks. '. Appended are some
of- the: things Folk has said in his
speeches, demonstrating the capabil
ities of his brains. Tv .... ,
Lawlessness ; Is anarchy,' whether
at the top or the bottom o ftbe so
cial scale.'; ;" V'
The first duty of a prosecuting offi
cer Is to put the scoundrels In )all.
The best way to enforce alaw is
to get .men behind It .
I hate confidence In the people;
they will do what Is right when they
know ligbt 7 ;::'.
If the people want the reign of the
law they can get It but they must
fight for 1t H'vr,77: -v.'
When a state's honor Is besmirched
by unfaithful public servants It is
7 1 : TO ; :
cry Testage of the power and infiu
ence back of these men is destroyed.
If corruption exists1 anywhere, the
people are to blame. What is needed
is more of the sort of patriotism
tbat fights for the city, aute and thei
County every day that win go into
battles of peace as well as battles of
Tr ,7: '.-N
Every tiUen mast march under the
basnet flag of decency or the banner
Of iniquity. I' :
- The man who puts the success of
bis party above the welfare of his
state Is a traitor to his state. ,
' He; who violates the law is not a
Democrat, not a Republican he la
s, criminal, 'i '"- '
Civilisation rests upon the law, and
the law rests upon the citizen. The
patriotism of peace is often more nec
essary than (he patriotism of war.
. The sunlight of publicity is the
greatest preventative of corruption.
Honesty la not only the best' policy,
but it is the best politics. Civic de
pravlty'. .cannot exist if the people
make up their minds not to permit it
Evetjaw ls a blue law if a man
wants to break it. ;i ,
Watching Irrigation Fund
'Seattle, April 7. The bill now In
congress providing for the issue of
$30,000,000 in certificates to raise the
funds for completing the projects of
the reclamation service that are now
being held up for want of money, Is
being ' watched with close attention
' by the people of Oregon Washing
ton and Idaho, because mufi of the
money) if congress censents to raise
!t, will jbe spent in these three
states. The bill has already passed
the senate and Is in the hands of
the lower house, which will probab
ly act on It within the' month. .
During the past two of three years
the reclamation service has planned
1 and begun some of the largest Irri
gation projects yet undertaken in the
Wast. and. almost every rase has
been prevented from compMIng tbem
by lack of funds. . For example, the
Irrigated area of KHckltoi and Yak
ima cotmlles in Eastern Washington
-will bJ floubled If the projects now
under ?way are complete. FlmllnT'
;, conditions .ex 1st, In all of 'rite. NoriV j
, conrrenn ; frvn, ' tVit; s':';t -ni!
VW, .Wit" tflWJV: V'.t:5T"'
Vf( alth at thovo-htutpi" ". in V.
ed roilth Tr.orc "fhtn
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HAsled fcBrsJa VeUtres ithe proprl-
;' Everett,' Apr 8 ft ilenry Rogers the
proprietor .of 'a. 6al6dnir Edmunds
was today robbed of f 600 by "a mask-;
ed burglar . who entered bis place
soon after midnight and commanded
Rogers who was alone to bold up bis
hands." The robber then rifled bis
pockets and the :Vash 'register and
then made bis escape.
scanroNS
In tie Circuit Court of the State of
' Oregon, for Cnion County
f
George Palmer Lumber Company, a
prfvate corporation, v Plalntff, vs. F.
M.' Byrkir, Dcfeandaht
To F. M. Byrklt, "tie above named
defendant, you are hereby summon-
imj yy.H mtmak o,
the complaint - filed against ' you in
the above entitled action on or be
fore the last' day prtiscrlsed in the
order for publication of this 'sum
mons made by the court In this ac
tion which order requires the sum
mons to be - published ; In the La
Grande Dally Observer for the per
iod of slx .weeksr - You wfiT take
notice that If you do not so appear
and answer the complaint filed in the
above entitled action within the timo
named , that Judgment will be takes
against yu for the sum of $8,300.00,
wlh Interest ' thereon at the ' rate of
Der cent ner annnni from th firrt
day of October, 1908, and for the
further sum of 1600.00, reasonable
attorneys fees ; In V' said action and
costs and disbursements. ' 1
Ton will take notice further that
the summons is published in the La
Grande Dally Observer, a daily news
paper published in La Grande, Un
ion Cftunty. Oregon, for the period
of six weeks, by order' of the Hon
orable J. W. Knowles, Judge of said
Court, made and dated In La Grande
Oregon, the 28th day of March, 1910,
and that the date of the first publi
cation of said summons is the 2d
day of April, 1910. ;
. T. H. CRAWFORD. :
" .Attorney for Plaintiff.
UOcb Cows for Sale .
I will have six or eight fresh broken
milch cows at the Grande -Ronde
Meat company's yards on Friday next
Inquire at the City eMat Market
T. E. STILLWELL. '
Notice for Plans for High - School
Banding, .. ;
Notice is hereby given that ' the
District School Board of School Dis
trict No One (La Grande) Union coun
ty, Oregon,' will receive at the office
of the school clerk until 7 o'clock p.
m. of April 15, 1910, plans and bids
for drawing complete plans and spec
ifications for High School Building
to cost about Sixty Thousand Dol
lars. ' ; 'T-Wv-' VC'- :
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids. ..T
By order of the Board... - ;
ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS.
4-5-U School Clerk.
DRESS MAKING
PARLOR
ELM 8TBIIT -
Ilsving epesed Parlors at the
above address I am pre sared
to do Bytatsg ta the dresvnsl.
Ing Use. rial Sewisr ' aiae
soUfttf,'
Next door to Ada Rsk sho .
y.:. - emrkr :: ';..;;"
Miss Emily Wilson
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: DIRECTORY :
. - OF THE -"77 "
F RATERNAL-P RD EIRS
; ; 0. E.S. .
Hops Chapter No. 13. 0.. B. 6..
sold stated communications the sec
ond and fourth .Wednesdays of
each month. Visiting members cor
dially Invited. - 2 i''ji
. Pauline , Lederlee. W. M.
Mary R. Warnick. Secretary -
L 0. U. r-Bcanlyment
Star Encampment No, 31, I. O. 0.
F., meets every Second' and fourth
Wednesday in the month in Odd Fel
low's Hall. ' Visiting patriarchs al
ways . welcome.7 - i
11. E. COGUDGC. a P. V V
W. A. WORSTELL, Scribe.
rToodasen of the World, 1 .
1 Grande kodge No. 169, W 6.
W meets every seoond aad fourth
Tuesday .evening in K. of P. Hall in
the Corpe building. All visiting mem
bers welcome. -NERI
ACKLES, C. a". Y
V : ,. .'Jl: ; J. H." KEENfff, Clerk.
'.J -" L C O. F-Eicansraest : -;
j8tar Eacamjneat Na lli L O. 0.
fM meets every second aad foarCk
ffedaeaday la the month la Odd Fel
lows' halL TialUng patriarchs- always
welcome. ; ;. r?
W. A. WCK3TELL, Bcrlb
On Saturday t there ;wfll be work
la the Third Dagree at th Masonic
Tempi to be followed by sa elabo
rate banquet Ths Ualoa lodge ass
been Invited sad several art expect
ed from there. All Master Masons
tottd. : .' Vn 't'. v:
Lftd. F-SubcriiBate ,
La 'Grande Lodge No. 16 meet In
their hall every Saturday night Vis
iting brothers cordially Invited to at
tend,' Cemetery plat may be seea at
ths Model restaurant .
GEORGE GROUT, N. G.
? , I. R SNOOIC; Rsc. Sec.
W. a! WORSTELL, Fin. 8ec
WE H AVE---! most practical line
of Millinery. Mso Ueckwear, Ja
bots and Lace Collar..
E. M. WELLMMl & CO.
ADAMS AVENUE
DRY
CHAIN WOOD
A am prepared to furnish Dry Chain Wood, al
' so partly seasoned wood, to all comers. Kind
ly phone your order to : V , ' : 7 .
: V;Kv 7r4 PHONE RED 3741 rv.
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Grande Lodge No. 433 meets
each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
in Elk's club, corner Depot St, and
Washington Atft ,,yisltlng brothers
are , cordially' Invited to attend.
H. E. COOLIDGE, Exalted Ruler.
J . - HUGH McCALL, Rec Sec.
V , Forester, e( America ", J .
Court Maid Marlon No, 22. meets
each Wednesday 'night tn; the K. pi P.
hall Brothers are Invite dtb attend.
:, . - C-. FRANK BAT, C. R.
LEO ' HERRING, C. S. : '
u c: it ,vanDerpohl, f. s. , ;
:', JJL IVA A', ll-..- - --aU
A. M. holds, regular meeting first and
third Saturdaysat 7:30 p. m.
JNO. 8. HCOGIN, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
La Grande camp No. 7703 meets
every Monday each month rt V O 0.
P. HalL All visiting neighbors tre
cordially invited to attend."
FRED B. CURREY, C
AL JORDON. Clerk.
. Crysatl Lodge JN 60 meets every
Tuesday "evening" in the Cv O. F.
Hail. - All visiting-members are' in
vited to aUend. ' .,' ' ' '- "' -
i - " MRS.' CORA .FITZGERALD N. G.
VI8S SUSAN McILLROtr See.
-jf i I j lalghts sf Pythias. . ,V V
f led Cross Xodge No., 27, meets ev
ery Monday night in Castle Hall,
(old Elks ba'l) A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights. ,1 , -
. ;! v ed wiiimr' c c.
R. L. LINCOLN, K. of R.. A S. .
' ": v Weatea of Weederaft '
, Grande Ronde Circls No. 47. lfees
very first and third Thursday even
ing la the month,l(at ; the t O. O. F.
HalL All visiting members welcoem.
CHLOE ROBWSON, O. N. "
LIZZIE ELLSWORTH, Clerk
THAT IS WELL' MAINTAINED
. 0UB OPTICAL WORK
IN
When you come to us to have your
eyes fitted we ascertaii) the exact coi-.
Jitlon of your eyes fitting yOii fare
. Mly ...with' :the lens that relieve your
f'eyes completely not-by making the
ve accommodate Itself to the" lens,
b'it by. having the lens fit the eye
perfectly; ' .- ; -
7 Otir experience and genuine skill i
"-sure .'of rXACT work always 1
'VA without ' !,i-tliant chvzea. . - -
lS ntfijipvOi Wnf Af?H flof fti4 S
A RESULTS Why not you . $
Get the habit of getting In on
thLu Reeult-GetUng business 0
ilome' .where reaufts ire'fo
be had. ; ' VS
GIRLS WANTED At A B C laun
dry. Apply at once. 3-SO-tf.
tWANTEl-aGlrl for general house
; worfcMra. ;T.VJ.; Soroggifi) 4th
and Washington. , 3-39-10.
BOARD AND ROOM First class!
, Eoquirs :ct-11.17 ,.F6urth Streflt,or
phone !r4 1452; j i-- 4-2-16:
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms, good
: loeatlon. . Enquire of C. W. Noyes,
Adams Avenue, .v-t--,, ; 3-tXf.i
FO RENT. A Modern furnished
... room for gentleman. 7 ispi Adams
AVABI1A. PhAaa.Px " '
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FOR RENT Furnished rpems, with
or without board. 1620 cor' 6th and
Spring streets. R. L. MATTHEWS.
3-19--1-19. . : . " ..
FOR RENT House anq Darn with
. acre of ground. Strawberries anC
other small 4 fruit Plenty of water.
Within "city limits. Enaulreof IL ii.
Oteori. 201 Fir BV r i 8-22-tf. 5
, Good -seven room heuse and out
buildings; alee lawn and fruit trees.
Situated on the corner of O. and 8th j
streets. . Alsp.for,. sale or rent,: six 1
acres' , of god . land,, good, house and
put buildings, piety of water, and
small fruit Half mile east of the
cltr llmtta.' - rt vi m.TvnT
t'liirt;;: " t ; ; 2201 Fir et 1
FOR SALE Six room bouse and two
acres1 of " land mostly' in orchard.
Four, acres adjoining can be bought
with j if Tor 'term 1 Inquire 1 of Red
FOR ' SALE Six room hous and two
r acres at, land mostly. ; in , orchard.
Four' acres adjoining can be bought
with it For terms inquire of Red
28? ' I.- , ' ' ,.4-5-lL.,
FOR SALE Steam saw- mill, 2BM
cap; ; complete and fully equipped;
local market for one million feet of
lumber per season. Plenty, of tim
ber. T. F. Hall, John Day, Oregon
,'.., '. ' .4-2-6
FOR SALE Buff Orplnton eggs, $2
for 15, at Fred Nelson's 1605 Jef
ferson Ave. Phone .Blk. 102L 1
SALE OR RENT House and block
on N.J Fourth street, enquire at 901
Adams Ave. " Phone Blk 161. 3-22-27
FOR SALE Milch cows and one reg
istered Jersey bull. Phone Farm
ers 18. W. J. Hughes. La Grande R.
FOR ; SALE Eight room house and
two lots convenient to the Palmer
Mill. Suitable for ricme. rin Bli
1192 or enqufre on premises, 7t.
Grandy Avenue. ' ' 1-15-4-1
FOR SALE House and two lots on!
; corner. Also three lots in a body
on Cedar street Enquire at 2202
First and Grandy. .. 3-23-29.
FOR SALE Two lots one block from
Round House for f 200 cash. Also
house and four lots on easy terms.
S. A. Weagel , at Bay & Zwelfel's
shop. it
""-- ; For Sale -V'-,
One of the best and handsomest
80 acre places in the Grande Ronda
valley. All In cultivation and im
proved, 5 shares of Grande Ronde
Reservlor water can . go with the
place, If desired. Owner has to xm
nl6hey Sdoh fbf other business. .:
C. R. BECKLEY, Owner.
15ii North 14th St, Boise. Idaho.
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O &q & $ o 0
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f-,0 OUdoAA
Jf ' XL T. KATOTT, -TX
w, HiiUk oiutmuiiis built , and
Jtj K!pi'i-'' toui sting and f
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BACON
- Physicians and Burgeons. .
0f5ce. L nnoe ' National Bank,
Cafloing. Thons Main 19.
: T, Bacca. Residence, Mata It.
u- K- Residence, Main 52.
: v DR. U IL UNDERWOOD
i f ! Physician Aud Surgeoa
: In. Df Richardson's oScs over
Hill's. Drug Store. Special attentloa
to diseases and surgery of ths eye.
Phono Click 1352, and IndVlM.
--.Itj Offlca 79. -
1 . N. MOUT0R. M. D.
: Physician and Surgeoa.'"1
.Corner Adams as. and Depot at
Office Mala 68. Residence Mala f f
c a. upton, rao.ua
Physiclaa and Surgeon.
Special attentloa glvaa to Eye, Eat
Moss and Throat ;
Offlce ta 1 Graada National Eaa
-:'--'-;: f 'i'BaSJag. vV' -hoaes:
oace, Maia I; &esfdeap '
; t Mala' JJ."
:. ; J. IL UUBARD, ILD.
Physlciaa and Eargsea 1 ;
OfQcs) ta New Eaak SeUdlaa Coosaa
tML Thonesr Ewidaaesy Msia
I 20. ?7V OSZZZTlkS, -C3T20PATII
rniglCIAJT,
Casamer Building Room T-S-Ml,
sTfcoasa, nomet t3)Z; Padfio' Mala CI
P"!
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Caen 11, La Craads Kstlml " EaaSf-"
Practices la all ths eourti at Caa Ctata
i
in
sad Uatted Ctataa,
OSloa ta La Grands Natioaal Eas3
EaUdiag, La Graada;' Oragaa." '
Caaa, fl. Cochran Gso T. Gacaraa
COCHRAN OOCmUN. ,
''-l:.-f'--Attorasys.;-rrrT
La Grande National Bank Ba&fiag, .
La Grande .y'-e !,.-fyr" ' fy-'. Oragssju
; tniXlAMlLRAMSST.
Attoraey and Counsellor at Law.
'.a.' 15 and 16 Sonuner Bloekv :
'.' V. ;, v r-orsgosi
Leroy Lomax '" : C. H. Finn
r; finit '; iomax v .
Attorneys-at-Law. : Notaries Publto
601-602-603 BucLannan Building
PORTLAND, OREGON
Admitted to practice in all Federal
and State courts of Oregon, Idaho and
Washington. ry 7;
ETFJUNABY SURGEONS.
DR. P. A. CHARLTON.
Veterinary Surgeon.9
Offlce at Hill's Drug Store, La Graftv
: Kesldencs Phone Red 70L -Office
Phone Black 11 L r ,
' ;,' ,, "Bliaadt Paoao VL
Both f' - -idenca.
DB, W. H.EILEI 7
Graduate from ths Ohio Stat Cfcf-
t verslty. Vaccination, Dentistry " asJ
surgery of all kinds. Country OsQi
Promptly answered. Agent for Ka
lonal Live Stock Insurance
tion, Portland, Oregcx - ;
Cfflce 14 Adams Ava.
Phones, Pacifle. Black lilt
;.!. Independent 171
7:. .; KRLA CAHLOCK;;, ';
.!..'; v-:- Teacher of Piano " . '"
Pupil of Pierre DmTlet. of tts fts
Jose Conwftry, ,;. '.' .'"''.'' 41 '".,"';'!'
For chu-irte tiie Burrows'
of BJKttc ; 4t and muslcU !'
Hftn. StulJO la' trio Mabafftf ;
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urrlrisV' , fi'r.: trfddlagsi
ij faces' hnitVeU ''ocfftslvi?!.
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