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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1910
LK GRAtfDE EVEKEtO OliSEUVEK
Police. i
Legal
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In tho county court of the stale of
Oregon 'for Union county.
In tba matter of ue organization
of tho La Grande Irrigation District
in Union county, Oregon.
PETITION.
To the Honorable County Court of
Union County, Oregon:
We, the undersigned petitioners,
consisting of more than fifty holders
of title to lands In "Union County,
Oregon, susceptible tt irrigation from
a mmmon or combined source, name
ly, from the waters of the Grand i
wAnia RIvot and Its tributaries, and
by a system of works consisting of
reservoirs, aams, csnua auu ujoli mu
tiny ditches bjilt, constructed ana
maintained, upon said Grande Ronde
river and Its tributaries In Union
rnunty. Oregon, for . reservolrlng,
ntortne. diverting, conducting and dis
trlbutlng the waters of said stream
over said lands for irrigating pur
poses, and all of which lands title to
which Is held by your, petitioners are
ttuated within the boundaries of the
irritation District herein petitioned
for. do hereby petition your Hon
Court and pray that the same may be
nreanlzed into an Irrigation district
under' the provisions of an Act of the
Legislative Assembly of the State of
Oregon, entitled "An act to provfce
for the, organization and government
of irrigation districts, and to pro
vide for the acquisition of water and
other rtronerty anil tor th distribu
tion of water thereby for irrigation
Durnoses, and for other and similar
purposes," approved February 20th,
1895, and amendments thereto, and
which Irrigation district shall be
named and known as the La Grande
Irrigation District and Is and shall be
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner
of the southwest quarter of the SE 1-4
of Sec. 6, Tp. 3 S. It. 38 E. W. M
thence south to the SE corner of the
SW 1-4 of the SE 1-4 of Sec. 8, same
township and range, thence east to
the SE corner of said Sec. 8, thence
North to the NE corner of the SE 1-4
of said Sec- 8, thence east to the NE
and range, thence south to the SE
corner of Sec. 16, same township and
range, thence East to the SE corner
of SW 1-4 of Sec. 13. same , township
and range, thence Bouth to the SE
mi ner of SW 1-4 Sec. 27,' same town
ship and range, thence east to the NE
corner -of NW 1-4 Sec. 33, thence
south to the center of Sec. 2, tp? 4,
S R 38 E. W. M., thence east to the SE
corner of the NE 1-4 Sec. 6, Tp. 4, S.
R. 39, E..W. M., thence north to the
NE corner of Sec. 30, Tp. 3 S. R. 39
E. W. M., thence east to the SE cor
ner of Sec. 21, Tp. 3, S. R. 39 E. W.
M., thence north to the NE corner of
Sec. 21, same township and range,
thence east to the SE corner of the
SW 1-4 Sec. 15, same township and
range, thence north to'the NE terrier
of the NW 1-4 of said Sec. 15. thence
west to the NW corner of sail Sec.
13, thence north to the NE corner of
the SE 1-4 Sec. 4, Tp. 3 S. R. 39,
thence west to the center of said Sec.
4, thence north to the NE. corner of
the SE 1-4 of the NW 1-4 of Sec. 33,
to. 2 S. R. 39. E. W. M. thence west
j to the NW corner of the SW 1-4 of
f the NW 1-4 Sec. 33, thence north to
the NE corner of the SE 1-4 of Sec.
29, In Tp. 2 S. R. 39, thence west to
the center of Sec. 26, Tp. 2 S. R. 38,
thence south to the SW corner of the
NW 1-4 of the SE 1-4 of said Sec. 26,
thence East to the SE corner of the
NE 1-4 of the SE 1-4 of said Sec. 26
thence south to the SE corner of the
NE 1-4 of the SE 1-4 of Sec. 35, Tp
2 S. R. 38, thence west to the SW
corner of the NE 1-4 of the SE 1-4 of
Sec. 35, thence south to the SE cor
ner of the SW 1-4 of said Sec. 35
thence west to the SW corner of said
Sec. -35, thence north to the NE cor
ner of the SE 1-4 of the NE 1-4 of
Sec. 34. Tp. 2 S. R. 38, thence west to
the NW corner of the SW 1-4 of the
NE 1-4 of said Section 34, thence
north to the NW corner of the SW
1-4 of the SE 1-4 of Section 27, thence
east to the SE corner of the NE 1-4
of the SE 1-4 of said Sec. 27, thence
north to the NE corner of the SE 1-4
of said Sec. 27, thence west to the SW
corner of the SE 1-4 of the NW 1-4
of Sec. 27, thence north to the NW
corner of the NE 1-4 of the NW 1-4
of said Sec. 27, thence east to the SE
corner of Sec. 22, Tp. 2 S. R. 38 E. W.
M., thence north to the NE corner of
the SE 1-4 Sec. 15. Td. 2 S. R. 38 E.
W. M., thence west to the center of
said Sec. 15, thence south to the cen
ter of Sec. 22, Tp. 2 S. R. 38 E. W.
M thence west to the NW corner of
the SW 1-4 of said Sec. 22, thence
south to the SW corner of said Sec.
22. thence west to the SW corner of
the SE 1-4 of Sec. 21, Tp. 2. thence
north to the NW corner or tne aw
1-4 of the SE 1-4 of Sec. 16. Tp. 2
S, R. 38 E. W. M. thence east to the
SE corner of the NE 1-4 of the SE
1-4 of said Sec. 16, thence north to
the NE corner of the NE 1-4 of Sec.
16. thence west to the NW corner of
the NE 1-4 of Sec. 17, thence south
to the center of Sec. 29. thence west
to the NW corner of the NE 1-4 of the
SW 1-4 of Sec. 29, thence south to the
SW corner of the SE 1-4 of the SW
1-4 of Sec. 29, thence west to the NE
corner of the NW 1-4 of the NE 1-4
of Sec. 31, Tp. 2. thence south to the
boundary line of the incorporated city
of La Grande. Oregon, thence east
and south along the boundary line of
the Incorporated city of La Grande,
Oregon, to the place of beginning.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
29th day of July, 1910.
WALTER M. PIERCE
LA GRANDE INVESTMENT
CO. By J. K. Wright. Secy.
J. E. REYNOLDS
J. J. CARR
FRED J. HOLMES
J. W. WELTON ,
J. D. McKENNON
W. D. GRANDT
C. H. UPTON
E. S. NORRIS
W. V. CARBINE
D. W. .JOHNSON
T. H. SCHWEBKE :
H. R. HUNTER
JAS. H. GARITY
L. J. FERQASON
F. H. KIDDLE
.T. A. PTTHSttM.
N. PERRINE :
E. H. DeLONG
Z. CHANDLER
E. Z. CARBINE
JOSEPH AINSWORTH
J. G. LAMBERT
ROBERT. CLARK
E. D. WHITING 1
L. WRIGHT
HYRUN HENDRICKS " ;
J. B. LINDSEY
' Li P. DAY
PETER ALLEN
C. S. STILLWELL
U. G. COUCH
E. J. BROWN
HY FOSSELT .
WALTER GLENN
F. S. BR AM WELL "
THOMAS DEAKIN
AMALGAMATED SUGAR CO
WM., J. BLACK
JOHN G. HALL",
H. A. WATSON
CHAS. E. PERRY
THERESA GETTLE
J. D. HALLY v
W. C MILLER
W. D. LONG
SAMUEL STOREY
THOMAS GOOCH
II. W. NIBLEY
ALEX LINDSAY
N. M. WALE
J. W. McCAUGIIEY
, D. H. PROCTER
PHIL THOMPSON
C. G. HAWKINS ,
J. E. CLARK
A. B. BLOOD
J. B. STODDARD
D. A. CARBINE
J. P. DeLONG
C. L. MACKEY
GRAND VIEW FARMING CO.
By Walter Pierce, Pres.
NOTICE: Notice is .hereby give l
that the above named petitioners will
present to the County Court of Un
ion County, Oregon, at the court
house In La Grande, on the 7th day
of September, 1910, at the hour of ten
o'clock a. m., the foregoing petition
for the organization of an Irrigation
District, to be known and designated
as the La Grande Irrigation District,
bounded and described as In the. fore
going petition published herewith
and as a part hereof, under an Act
of the Legislative Assembly of the
State of Oregon. entitled, "An Act to
provide for the organization and gov
ernment of Irrigation districts, and
to nrovlde for the acquisition of wa
ter and other property and for tbe
distribution of water thereby for ir
rigation purposes," and for other and
similar purposes." and all persons in
terested In the organization of saw
district or in fixing of the boundaries
thereof, are her,e notified to be
Dresent and present any objections
they may have thereto at said time er
such further time as the court may
fl for the hearing of said petition.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
July 21st, 1910.
WALTER M. PIERCE
LA GRANDE INVESTMENT
CO. By J. K. Wright, Becy
J. E. REYNOLDS
J. J. CARR
FRED J. HOLMES
J. N. WELTON
H. R. HUNTER '
JAS. A. GARITY
J. D. McKENNON
W. D. GRANDT
rv.j - :
ll
C. II.. UPTON
E. S. NORRIS
.W. V CARBINE
D. W. JOHNSON
Y. W. SCHWEBKE
L. J. FERGASON i
F. H. KIDDLE
J. A. RUSSELL
N. PERRINE
E. H. DeLONG
. Z. CHANDLER
E. Z. CARBINE
JOSEPH AINSWORTH
J. G. LAMBERT
ROBERT CLARK
E. D. WHITING
L. WRIGHT
HYRUN HENDRICKS
J. B. LINDSEY
L. P. DAY
PETER ALLEN
C. S. STILLWELL
U. G. COUCH
E. J. BROWN
HENRY POSSELT
WALTER GLENN
F; S. BRAMWELL. .
THOMAS DEAKIN
AMALGAMATED SUGAR CO.
WM. J. BLACK
SAMUEL STOREY
THOMAS GOOCH
H. W. NIBLEY. : ,
J. B. STODDARD
D. A. CARBINE
H. A. WATSON
J. P. DeLONG
CHAS E. PERRY
THERESA GETTLE
J. T. H ALLEY
W. C. MILLER
W. D. LONG
GRAND VIEW FARMING CO.
By Walter M. Pierce, Pres.
ALEX LINDSAY
W. M. WALE
JOHN Q. HOLT
J. W. McCAUGHEY
D. H. FROCTER .
PHIL THOMPSON
C. G. HAWKINS
J. E. CLARK
A. B. BLACK
Wkly Aug 5-12-19-26 Sep 2
SELDEPS
IE FOB FOR
TRU FRUIT MRSmmiOVJS 10 cents an.
They Toast. :'CHRRY BLOSSOMS"
Adams Ave. Next Door to Post Office
GREAT QUANTITIES OF ALCOHOL
SHIPPED IN BOTTLES
Brand Chang From Small Print
to Attractive Sized Letters
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WARRENJ3.JWRDING.
Caretr of th Republican Nominee For
Governor of Ohio. '
The 'Republican nominee for gov
ernor of Ohio. Warren G. Harding, is
forty-five years old and a native of
Ohio, having been born In Blooming
Drove, Morrow county, on Nov. 2.
18G5. Mr. Uttrdiug is a newspaper
man and proprietor of the Marion
Evening Star of Marlon, where be bas
lived- since 1SS2. He was educated In
the oubllc schools and at Ohio Central
college at Iberia, the college not now
wake en a. baud ma.
being in existence. He taught school
one year and studied law one year and
then went into newspaper work.
H was elected to the state senate In
18S9 from the counties of Logan, Un
ion, Marion and Hardin, that being his
first whirl in nolitics. and be bas been
prominent in the politics of the state
ever since, nerving as lieutenant gov
ernor of Ohio under Ms-run T. Herrick.
During the career of ex-Senator Jo
seph B. Foraker Mr Harding was
known as an ardent follower and ad
mirer of the senator, but in late vears
be oas not actively amea nunseii wits
anv faction of the oarrv. He has bees
mentioned for the governorship a num
ber of times, but bas given war to otn
sro until now.
Xlr. nrdlnc'R btpb t -cth n d f a th er.
George Tyron Harding, got bis name
Horn a family connection with one of
t3tt colonial governors of Connecticut,
ad bis great-grandmother was Eliza
beth Madison, a type of the early
Ohio Dloneer woman. His erandfath
t; Charles A. Harding, and bis grand-
saupr. Marv urawiora iiarainar. naa
tst one son, George Tyron, who Is a
eSKnclnK physician at Marlon and fa
tser of .Warren o. ills mother, who
died recently, was Phoebe Elizabeth
Dlckerson. descendant of the Dicker
aFaaJUrk Jaxnjlj..
Washington, D. C, Aug. 31 Special
TTnclo Sam has lust uncovered a
patent medicine Joke which, It It were
not of national import and serious In
its pressure on socety in general,
would be productive of generous
laughter.
Investigators of the Internal Rev
enue department recently , made the
startling discovery that 209 medical
preparations contain such a high per
centage of Intoxicating fluid that they
they are subject to the liquor tax,
alftinnvK anlil far th mnat rtnrt In
drug stores
The list was published July 5th bv
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
and contains nearly one hundred dif
ferent kinds of "Bitters", about thirty
"TonlcB" fifteen "Elixirs", the same
number of "Cordials", and mlscel
laneous assortment of "Liver and
Kidney Cttres," "La Grippe Specifics",
"Cough Cures" and "Dyspepsia Reme
dies.
The law provides that medicinal
preparations which contain alcohol
miiet bo suffiicently "medicated" to
render them unfit for use as a bev
erage. Evidently the nostrum manu
facturers are overlooking the "medi
cinal portion of their bottled goods.
Editorially, the Ladies' Home Jour
nal, one of the strongest temperance j
papers in the country, clarifies the
mvsterles behind this increase in
"cure-alls" and the t fluids they con
tain in this way:
"When three years ago Uncle Sam
said to the 'patent medicine' manufac
turers, You muBt put on each bottle
the amount of alcohol In your medi
cine', there was strong resentment.
Every effort was made to defeat the
Jaw. But the law was Inexorable and
the line '25 per cent alcohol' appear
ed on various bottles. Every care was,
however, taken to have the. line ap
pear in as small type , as possible
Then a curious change took place. The
line '25 per cent alcohol' suddenly ap
peared in larger type and stuck out
prominently oti the wrapper. Because
the law demanded it? No, the law was
the same. The change, curiously
enough, came at the same time with
the great wave of prohibition, through
out the country. To the average mind
there would seem to be no special con
nettion here until this significant fact
now comes out that in nearly all the
slates that have by law recently gone
'dry' the sales of 'patent naedincines
having the largest quantltiy of alcohol
In them have increased. In three 'dry'
states, for example, the sales of one
'patent medicine' with '50 per cent
alcohol' prominently printed on the
bottle, have increased MORE THAN
TENFOLD IN SIX MONTHS. To use
the words ofone 'patent medicine
manufacturer, whose nostrum has a
generous amount of alcohol in it:
'These states going dry are all right.
And then he laughed comfortably! But
that laugh meant no good to the pub
lic
As usual, our stock of school supplies will be
complete in every detail, We buy the
in very large quantities, securing the quantity
price, and are able to give utmost value for
the money. ; , ;
Our assortment is by far the largest in
the county and includes many items not found
elsewhere in this locality.
IN TABLETS
'. ' - ' ' ' v '"' . ':
we offer especially good values,, making it a
: : point to sell at a given price tablets of better
paper or more pages than can usually be sold ;
: at the price. Wecarry ;
School Satchels, Pen and Pencil
Tablets, Ink, Drawing Tablets, - Pen
cils Slates, Composition Books,
Colored Crayons, New and Second
HandScho
Newlin Book and
Stationery Co.
filial
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BUY DIRECT AND SAVE MONEY
You can If you order your sash, doors,
windows, etc., direct from uh. Send ror
catalogue of building npeds and com
pare prices, whluh are actual wholesalp.
You or any compotent builder will
find that what wo send you Is FULL.
VALUK AN1J BKKT QUALITY; If not,
your money positively refunded.
WE SA VE YOU MIDDLEMENS' PROFITS
Send us list of material you need
and we will prove that we save you
from 14 to 1S on the bill.
On prio to erybody. Sell anyone.
Ship anywnvr. Sana tot catalogue
"SAVE TBS
MIDDEM2TS
PROFITS
FOR THE
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All Who Love
Little Ones
will provide
purest of th
pure in
Candy
PtrnlMt th$ "Modern Dealer
Utim CMlKtimwy C., Sirs.. Pwtlui Onsm
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For La Grande People.
We have found that a SINGLE
i Dose of Adler-1-ka. the simple Ger
man appendlcltlB remedy, relieves
j wind or gas on the stomach or bow
els, sour stomach or constipation al
' most Instantly. A. T. HILL.
Eagle Valley
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TOMATOES
90 cents per box
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