I .. xrVENING OBSERVEB TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1910
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SEWS ERG ITlSiinCiTOX
Iperaste Centre MU at tapital
Carlo f tkl Stalk.
TTkcat lr Geed. "
Spokane, Wasb-Aug- S- S;cUL
Vrct; vr's for era's are mccb. b?tei
Washington. Aug. S. Men aad
iea frrm thirty-five countries will
f ilher la Washington soon, but tHeie
v HI be no babel of voice for the men
ua wcxen will be the delegate to
ve Sixth International Esperantj
ronncci. whkh !3 to M In scr!--:
J or. 4 to 20. J than noted In the report tent broad-
Thoagh tie delegate are costing cast from various point in the west."
rere from the farthere?t point of the said D. E. Stephen, executive asaiat
world, yet there will be.no confnalon j ant In grain investigation of the de
f f mother toEges, int a free ccver-j partment of agTicnitare. who 1 in
i ition la a common language- j Spokane from WaibJngton, D. C on a
Approxixnately liO) delegate are tour of Idaho. Washington, Oregon,
xpected, and a program, elaborate ! California and Texas, to Investigate
ior a cosTention of such a nature baa the nf-s of fanner id the semi-arid
ren prepared. Distinguished ling- district and the requirements of the
'.ist of tbls and otber countries will experiment stations established- by
te present and these men will trans- the federal government In the Jorth
ict tbe bas!nerf necessary to the i?is- western and Pacific states. -
remsemination of their Idiom.' j- Throughout Montana the wheat
Aside from the serious meetings crop is fair," Mr. Stephen said. "It
On the Scsday of the congress t:- OOOOOOOOOOOO i
5eUee. fl
TtrfnniDy Wednesday. An- i ii
here a much of tie service 19 th. gatrawa books
sitle will be ia Esperanto. It is ei- tvr rBon county will be placed
0 ia the rear room of tbe United l
w t.iM Vlfnal bask ail rer- A v.
cial morning meetings will ze hell O
the Episcopal and Catholic church. O
petted that sermon in Esperanto wi'l
be delivered.
Srsecial
AM
joid discussion, easy Interested fea
ture have been prepared for the sev
en days of the congress. There will
1e an elaborate open air presentation
r,i Shakespeare "As Yon Like it." br
the Hickman players. The lines have
keen translated into Esperanto by Dr.
'Itj Kellerman, of Washington, an!
with the player drilled antil they are
perfect The spectacle of men anl
women from all sections of the globv
Vastly following the performance, will
le witnessed.
Another featore standing oat fro?n
game on the afternoon of Thursday.
August 18. Space has been' TeserTd
is better a distance from the railroads
than alongside of the rigbts-of-way. It
is particularly good in tbe Gallatin
valley, where on field I aw what will
yield Vi bushels to the acre.. Most of
the farmers there are tiding tbe soil
in the right way. The valley has but
little rainfall generally and this year
It wa lower than usual, and yet the
crops are as good as almost any
where. Farmers near Judith Basin al
so will make from 30 to 40 bushels tc
the acre.
Tanners in the humid district are
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Q ist ration may be mii at the Oj5
foHowing hoars: From 5:13 to O,
C and from to p- m. Ta:s Q a
Q is done to accomoiate the gen- A
& era.! putlic aid everyone Hg-,
ible Is requested to regisier. A
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F1EW BRIDGE 0j
CilERIilE
gednGsday Jpacials on the i jtisle
Bargains picked up here and there over our im
mense stock that you should not miss
In Minnesota, for example, the north
western part suffered from severe
'at tbe ball park of the Wasbingl "m ( dronth. but In districts where dry
American league team, and the deJe- ( farming was practised the famers re
gates to the Esperanto convention wCl ( port good crop. Farmers every
Ktiend the game In a body. Many of . where are learning that H pays to till
tbe delegates will be treated to tbe'e . the soil thoroughly, even tn wet sea-
rirst exhibition of tbe American gars
uut the play will be understood by ill
Tbe officers of the American asoc'a-
sons, while doing so during seasons
of drouth it insures a crop."
Mr. Stephens had a conference with
THREE SETT STRrClTEES TO BE
BHtT THERE
Bridge Siperiatewdeit U Takiif
,"Xeaarrseits fer Rad ITe-ri.
Three new bridges are to be built
on Catherine creek by the county this
fall. County bridge Superintendent
F. Campbell has gone, to Union from
where he will take a horse to Cather
ine creek and take the measurements :
for the bridges seeded along that
stream. The stream is a popular
highway, notwithstanding that it leads
to interior points where the country
a mecca for fishermen and campers in I
great numbers, but the bridges have.
the past year, been la need or repairs
Tbe three new ones will be placed
where mostly needed.
New' Dress Ginghams
worth 12 1-2, on .sale
Calicoes, new supply the
best grade
Mens light weL ht brown
underwear ,
Extra good value black
Lisle hose
Turbans and new hair
goods
10c
5c
35c
9c
35c
Press braid (5 yd. bunch) 1 c
white and colors ' -
Bath tow els, extra large 1 91 r
on sale .
Canvas gloves, regular
10c grade
Overalls, Fmck's Union 0C
Made R. R. on sale OeJC
Romper suits, ages 2 to OQr
6 years, on sale J7t-
9m
fair
JACK CXEIL IXjrRED.
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Jon of Esperantists have had tran';.-1 John T. Burns, secretary of the rrr
ted into Esperanto, a baseball gtild? Fanning Congress, during his stay in
especially prepared for this day by Spokane, and promised he wot'le
jne of the leading baseball writers nt "boost" for the fifth session of fiat '
'SVasbington. j
It has also been rumored that t'n.
pire Silk O'Laughlin has been dniied
Dy an Esperantist and will give tl"
lecisions in the common langag.
Some trouble was experienced In
translating the "strike tuh!" slvsnn
of the famous umpire.
Fepalar Fasseager Areot Meets
Slight AcrideaL . '
' Today Jack O'Xeil, traveling pas
senger agent for the O. R- & X., la in
La Grande on business and be is c
LOSTIIE LIKES I7BITEUP
tOXXERCIAL AhVB ORDERS EX.
TBI ( OPIES OF IT.
boost literature. Mr. Bue, In speaking
for the commercial club, affirms that
the article is one of the best ever
written about that community and the
club Is greatly pleased with it
AXEL SOT BROKE
organization in this city. Octotw Z
to 6. c?n bl trip through the North
western and Pacific states, saying al
so that the educational side of ths big
convention of farmers and the exposi
tion of dry farmed products ar of
greater value than can be measured
;n dollars and cents.
rying his right hand by his side and
not attempting to use It. This mail
ing, while riding from Pendleton to
La Grande in the caboose of a freight
train, a slight accident occurrcl
which threw him from the caboose
cupalo to the floor, striking his har.fi
and wrist The injuries are not set -lous.
Secretary Bae Writes to Observer Ex-
pregftiag CIsVs Appreelatloa.
Losilne's commercial interests are
highly elated over the recent descrip
tive wrlteup in the Evening Observer,
touching upon the advantages, re
sources and possibilities of Lostine,
In Wallowa county. The commercial
club of that place, through its secre
tary. M. K. Bue, has asked for'a large
number of additional papers with the
article in It, and they will be used as
Delay at Alee, Idaho, on Erroneoa
fall Blamed to Brokei Alto.
I hat nothing like a broken axei
happened to the machines with which
the La Grande party went to Yellow
.one. and returned reaching her
a few days ago, is the statement of
members of the party. The Observer
was erroneously informed during the
progress of the trio that an axel on
delaying the party at Alco, Idaho, for
three days. The facts In the case
were that the party rested there one
de-B' oUgKiJt(edK. aonffwfw aonwf
day because they were tired and while
the tourist were rssting Mr. Church
had some repairs made to one wheel.
The entire trip was made without ser
ious delay or mishap to either of the
two machines.
The expense account during the en
tire trip to the Church machine, was
$.70. which eliminates the possibility
of p broken axel.
Gaa Still Sinking
Baltimore, Aug. 9. Cans is sinking
rapidly. It Is not believed he will
the Will Church machine was broken, live through the day.
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Below you may see a sample of the many listings which I hold. If you want to buy or sell I
will be pleased to tjave you call. MANY BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY
Insure Your Grain
Many farms are insuring their
grain now in the field during tbe per-,
lod of harvest and stortns. If Inter
ested call or phone an.-. .
Why PayRent?
1 have a seven-room plastered
house, sightly view of city and valley.
City water in house, stone founda
tion. Terms $100 down, balance on
easy terms, ifther $15 per month or
$100 every six months.
Now in Gourse of
Contraction
Fine modern bouse la every re
aspect, ' plumbed. Hue built for fur
nace, large basement cellar. Every
thing first class. Situated on east
Adams avenue, $3,600 on easy terms.
; i r f
r Grazing Land
240 acres, large spring on place.
Good wagon road to tract; consider
able can be cultivated. Price $? per
Fruit Farms
I .have several choice buy- In im
proved fruit farms, where the or
chards are all the way from 7 years
to 13 years of age. Tbe crops are
n.w on the trees and speak for them
selves. To Illustrate, we have one 20
acre tract with 14 acres of bearing
orchard, 6 acres on which the trees
are 13 years old. 8 acres seven years
old, water right; every acre first
class land and crop goes with place,
if taken very soon. Price only $6,5100.
acre
Other Bargains
We have other bargains in fruit
land, several close to La Grande, and
several tracts oo the Sandrldge, In
cluding some extra fine property ad
Joining Imbler. 'If you want any
thing in fruit bearing orchards call.
Sand Fidge Farm
elgh'r-four acres, splendid land, for
either grain or fruit, $3,500; one mile
from Imbler. At leatt one-half cash
required.
Farm in Lower Cove
160 acres splendid timothy land, own
er has been farming It In grain for
seven years. River runs through a
portion of It '60 per acre.
Farm near Talocaset
160 acres of land near Telocaset -Thi
sland was farmed for many yr3.
Price If taken In near future $5 per
acre. . ,
Farm near Summerville
80 acres fine fruit land. $60 per ac
ere. If interested call and learn par
ticulars. . ' .
Opportunity for
Speculation
80 acres adjoin ins the city. Crop
growing on no less than 20 acres,
fine large spring. This place Is all
well fenced, county road running
along entrle side of place, making It
suitable for sut division Into small
tracts. The price is only. $37.50 per
acre. This land it cut up would eas
ily bring $100 per acre. Land on two
sides of it cannot be bought today
for $100 per acre.
A Real Home
' 80 acr farm one quarter of a miie
from city limits. Good modern house
with furnace, bath, toilet, cement cel
lar with living spring. Commercial
orchard of seven acres. Ideal dairy
and poultry farm, $5,000 on easy
terns.
City Property
House and three lots on Pennsyl
vania avenue, two story. In splendid
repair. Just repainted and papered
throughout $2,500, reasonabe terms.
X!ce little horn
Grar.de, easy terns
$1100-.
in North La
on this place.
Two-story house and three lots on
North Fir street desirable property,
for only $1,400
Twelve acres and nice two-story
house In South La Grande. $4,00 ;
100 fruit trees and an Ideal place fov
a few cows and poultry. This site Is a
' commanding view of beautiful Grande
Rondo.
A new seven-room house on East
Adams avenue, roomy basement
pastered. Veil finished throughout,
$24500.
Three lots on Main avenue, facing
north for $350.
Three lots on the beautirr.- lightly
hil side, west of La Granda K,m
Destrabel lot and houses In nearly
every portion of the city.
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eal Estate and Insurance,
La Grande, Next Door to City Offices