V: s -? :J PAGE C LA GBANDE EVE1JING 0BSE11VER, TUESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1911. i J i t l , j Terms rery ! H W room Y x ff' Terms. . a. II JAN INTEREST YOU jJS I i . f j Propositions. Severalty portunitiesthat -l iinrj 0 Office 108 Elm St., . I do strictly a commission business; no padded Prices. V .JltmX -xuity too price you placa on It when listing It with me. If you want o buy, sell, rent or' exchange come In and talk It over with me. I keep In touch with the best bargains on the marked and will at all 'times be glad ,to show you. We Invite you to read carefully the following listings and then come In and tell us what you want ' City Property No. 89 Six room house with pantry, first clas condition, stone foundation with cellar, wood"3ed, - chicken house with yard fenced, city watei' arid well, fruit trees. Lot 140 on Adams by 20Q.feet on Chorry. Price, 12,600,; Terms. .'v - No. 41 Good two story housw situated south end of 4th St., nine rooms papered, ;palnted and stone foun ' datlon, wired, barn room for olght head of Btock, 16 tons of hay, chicken' house and woodshed, 200 fruit trees, all fenced Price $3500. Terms. , No. "SS.On.U Avenue.. I have a 1 acre tract; . good five room house with stone foundation, city N water and water right, barn room for three head of stock, chicken house, fruit trees and berry patch, good SOU. Price $2,350. .Small payments. , ' ;No' 31. South La Grande, Cor. 2nd and D St Sev .H room two story house, bath and city water; also ' water for Irrigating, barn and chtcken house. Price $2,300. Terms $250 down. , ' No. 65 On east Adams Ave., lot 60x114, good four room house, woodshed, city water, nice lawn. Price $1,600. $1,000 down, .. , . No. 65 1-2 New house and two good lots, five rooms, bath and toilet, very nicely arranged, and strictly modern, Price $2,000. . , : No. 13. Four room house on North Spruce, two lots, voodBhed and cellar, city water In yard and sewer runs in front of place, near school. Prtc3 r $1,100. . Terms. ; , No. 43. House East Adams Ave. ' Eight room plas tered house facing north, stone foundation and base ment, lot 50x110. Price $2,100. , No. 40. Fraction of lot 1 and all of 3-4-5 'in block 3, Arnolds Add., D. St. Seven room houBe with ctoae foundation and cellar, barn for four head of stock, two good chicken houBes and about 20 fruit troeB, ' city water and well. Price $1,601. Terms. " No. 43. Madison and Fir; lot 45x110, five room house, stone foundation and cellar, city water and barn.- Prlce$l,400. Terms No. 47Flne large two story house with basement full sire of bouse, three large bed rooms up stairs, well built and double papered, shingled and painted two years ago, hot and cold water, bath and toilet, can be heated with furnace. Henry Henson's home. Price $4,250. Terms. ' No. 37 In Sunnyslde Add., and in reach of steady employment, eight room new house, cellar, wood- shod and outbuildings. Lot 40x120. Price $1,000. easy. . On east Adams Ave. 1 lot 60x114 and good house, , very good location for $1,400. No. 2110 First street there Is a good five room bouse ana one lot coxiio which ran be bought for $1,760. : . . , . , No.. 21 1-2. One fourth block and four room houso on Fourth street which can be purchased for $1,007, $100 dowft. No. 65. One fourth block and a good four room b juse on Feurth street which can be purchased for $860. ,$300 down. No. 7. Four room house. Monroe Ave., nice barn and wll bnllt poultry houBe, cellar and city water; three lots and everything In rood condition. Price $1,400. $300 down, $15 jer month. No. ll.r-Oa he ccrser of Oak and Adams Is a nice eight room nouse; thoroughly modern in every re spect. Prico $300. Terms. , No. 21. Nice location; nice lawn, and good five room house on Wash. Are., has a cellar, barn and one large lot, city water. Price $1,400. Terms. No. 25. Good five room house In North La Grande, large lot. good barn, fruit trees and water right Price. $1,750. Terms. ' T0W3T LOTS. ,' .:' 'i :, - - f "" .'' - . ' . I have some splendid buys In town lots In all parts cf the city. Very good lots for $100, choice ones from $300 to $700. No. Sl.i-Block 13 and 14 In Arnolds and Drays -' " - : : .. r. .. .. ; , La Grande, Or. Add., for $1,000, with easy terms. . ',. ' : V ',. ;i y 1st i. 7C112, fart of lot C, 70x112; part of lot 6, 70x112, $300 each. Block 15, Cogglns eft- Hrf01 3' Block 58,' Chaplin's Add., Price f uw. J350 down and balance can run for three years. f hJ WVft U.11U 1 UIl Ranches 1 ; No. 54. Here a 588 acre farm ten miles from , La Grande; 110 acres In cultivation, 15 acres In tim ber, balance pasture, family orchard of 50 trees, four room house, barn 50x50, chicken house and other outbuildings. Price $6,000. v. No. 88. The Geo. Chllders Farm is now on the Market at a reduced price, .440 acres of choice land, 350 In cultivation, 60 In pasture, 20 in alfalfa, 20 In timothy, splendid large house, barn and other bulld 1?58, J?M beeQ "nted at $1100 cash tot Ave years. Price $65 per acre. f - No- 66 Nice 216 acre farm; i 1-2 miles from Is land City, all tillable land, 30 acres In meadow and ; balance. In cultivation; two story seven room house, barn, two cellars, and other buildings; family or chard, veil improved, buildings insured for $3,500. One of the best farm in the valley can be bought for $78 per sjcre. ; . ,'; No. 68. Just one mile' from town Is a 30 acre tract, 25 acres tillable, good six room house with full basement, barn 16x24, 280 fruit trees; can be ; bought for $2,800. $1,000 down, balance secured by mortgage. , , " No- 66. Farm of 200 acres, 50 acres in cultivation, balance pasture, fenced and cross fenced, 25 acres in alfalfa, 400 fruit trees, plenty of water to irrigate first two crops, water piped to house, barn, chicken house and other buildings. Rural delivery and tele phone, close to Bchool. Price $6,000. k ' ; No. 42. Farm 250 acres, 80 acres in cultivation,, can be irrigated from springs which run through place, balance timber and pasture, 60 acres timothy, ' two acres alfalfa, good new six room house and lum ber on ground for barn, 2,000 cords of wood or saw timber. Free from frosts and 2 1-2 miles from main 'street of La Grande. Price $8,000. No. 40. 152 1-2 acres all in cultivation except a' small portion which 1b in pasture, part alfalfa, good house, barn and family orchard, depot on place and good road to La Grande, R. F. D., and telephone. 1-2 mile to school. ' Price $85 per acre. , ; No. 48.-80 acres tillable land, five acres In 9 year old appleB. young cherry orchard and other small rruit. good new,elght room house, barn, woodshed, windmill, etc., near school and five miles from La Grande at Mt. Glenn. Price $9,000. . . 7 No. 8.-The Old Homestead, 160 acres un Mill j Creek Canyon, 4 acres cleared. 24 acres stump land which would make a good field if cleared more than half the the land is level, all fenced with two wires. L?hous? 18x20 50X6(1 on .Inside, barn, good well. 6000 cords of wood and some' saw timber, good mountain road. Price $2,000. , K No. 20.-EIghty acres of good land near Valeria school houBe, soil flrst class, on rural delivery and telephone. , Entire tract fine alfalfa land. $75 per . acre. . FRUIT FARMS ASD ACREAGE. No. 50.-Tract of 35 acres In Cove. 7 acres In com-, mercial apple orchard of different varieties. 6 acres in pasturage. Price $7,000. 8 1 ? tVe7 Drotabl acTe tract in May Park. L.".l v le" f1?m- town' wel1 improved with good ftA,fcB.Mi,Mj under irrigation watr la pumped by 5 H. P. electrical pumping plant- 475 ! ssi 'a'ttSSr tree84o,)wtrM8-22 tn' 3-E,8ht avcre 01a and one half miles froa In ?nifwVr rm noUMl 8,x ftcre er irrigation, all tillable, three acres good, alfalfa. Prlce$2,700. No. 16. Commercial apple farm in Cove 7 1 V acres of five year old tree,. 17 feet to water, hou. : of five rooms and two good wells, barn, cellar and chlckeu house, household goods and 100 chickens in cluded with the place. Price $4,500. CMCMn! ,n' No. 24.-Flve acre tract. 1 acre in cherries Mlirar. ent varieties, 1-2 acre family orchard, eight room , house.. barp room for eight head of stock' wn7r PUCe R ?- te,ePhoCnke. Wpr!r ..IgSdbn latest tools such as engine, trip hammerrianS drill power machine, emry whed. three good for?,' etc., located In a good country and no comnpMtf ' hasboon doing a business of $6,000 to Jli S pS, Also have a GOOD FEED BUSINESS 'trot, store, restaurant and confectionery ?cne,r tny Intereitei party to Investigate " par GOYERXOR BOWER3L13T PARWm MAIf OF OBSCTEE IDEXTITT. Rpfoseg Portland Influence But Re members Father of Pretty Boy. (F, L. Perkins in Portland Telegram) . State capltol, Salem, Ore., Jan. 9 Turning down a delegation composed cf millionaires, prominent politicians, jurists and Influential business men who pleaded with'. Wm Saturday for the pardon of Banker Ross, Acting Governor Bowerman, a few minutes later, as his last official act, signed the pardon of David A. Wisner. serv ing a life sentence - for murder. ' S The refusal to pardon Ross and the pardon of Wisner, a man utterly with out Influence of any kind used In hln behalf, except a petition signed by residents of Harney , and Malheur counties, which" was covered with dust and almost forgotten among the arch les at the statehouse, were In strik ing contrast. Behind the liberation of the convict Is said to He a wntJmfnj story,' the decision of the acting gov ernor being due mainly to the prattle of a flaxen haired baby boy-. . : ' I Wisner, now aged 55 years, took up a homestead near Juntura, in Malheur county, about three years ago. Jun tura and Westfall have frequently been referred to as the "cities with nameless graves" on account of the number of men said to have been burled there who met their deaths by acts of violence. Among those settlers held In the greatest fear by resi dents generally aro reported to have been the three Dull brothers. J Resisting the -attempt of the three brothers to drive him off his proper ty. WlBner "got the drop" on one of them, who came upon his land and killed him. He pleaded guilty to mur der in the second degree and was sen tenced to life Imprisonment. Left to struggle for herself and ,to provide a home for their six child ren., the Invalid wife was forced to return to the Molalla district in Clack amas county where her relatives liv ed. " Ever since the incarceration of her, husband, two years and two months ago, the 'woman Is said to have had a hard life and at times to have depended on charity.; . t - , Boy Turns Trick. When Acting Governor Bowerman's candidacy for election to that office took him to Oregon City, Mrs. Wis ner sought hom and begged that her husband be pardoned. She was ac companied by her ; youngest child, ' a beautiful boy with flaxen curls who climbed upon Mr. Bowerman's knee while his mother was telling her pa thet!c story and played with his watch chain.' v .-.'y" '. '':.' When sobs conquered the woman's recital the little chap Jumped out of the Acting Governor's arms and placing his arms around her neck, endeavor to comfort her. Then he ran back to Mr. Bowerman and clutch ing his arm. lisped. "Big man, let my papa come home and mamma will quit crying." Without giving the woman a defin ite answer the Acting Governor laid his handNon the child's head and said: "Madame, take this boy home and take care of him and your other child ren. I want you' to do one thing send me this little fellow's . picture. Dont worry any; more about your husband." , , ', t On the campaign ending Mr. Bow erman looked up the facts in connec tion with'the crime for which Wisner had been sent to prison. He learned that since Wisner went to the peni MJ ARM FIRE "." ' " - V-.' ' 1 11 " .' ' ' " ' ' 11 1 i 1 1 1 "' ' ' ' " OVSter Shells v W?,ar? PEQUARTEES for Poultry Sup- ,9 Pounds 25 , cents ' We can ' Sold By Water-Stanchfield Produce Co HAY, GRAIN, HEP, HOUR, WOOD . "'ta'l"! Ladles Josiring Facial Massage, Shampooing, Manknrlng or Scalp Treatment should visit the Paris Hair Store. Switches, Curls, Puffs and' Comb ings made to order can also supply the trade with Balr Goods and Novelties, ITassage Cream and Facial Remedies. tentiary, one of the remaining Dull boys had killed his brother and is now in prison. He looked over the petition for WIsner's . pardon filed months1 ago and found It contained the names of some of the best cltl teus of Harney and Malheur coun ties. : - ' "' It Is said to have been more than two or three minutes,' after he refus ed a pardon for Ross that he pulled THE Hi HAIR STORE the picture of WIsner's baby out of his pocket and gazing at It for a few seconds, thrust it back and exclaim ed, "I'll do it!" : Thereupon he signed the pardon and notified the friends of Mrs. Wis ner by telephone. A wire telling Mrs. Wisner that her husband had been pardoned was sent her by this friend Saturday night. She left her little store at Mullno about 15 miles from Oregon City yesterday afternoon and arrived ln'Saletn last night. Her hus band was not notified of hte good for tune until he was being locked In his cell last night the news being con veyed to him by Clerk Tom Wilson. He wept freely when he learned that he waa to spend his last night be tween gray prison 'walls. , 'At 9 o'clock this' morning, Mrs; Wisner, with the pardon In her hand presented herself at RnnHt!4.; James' office at the penitentiary, and in a few minutes, clashed In her hua husband's erms minjgled her tears with his. The couple left the peniten tiary together hand In hand and not a dry eye was Jeft In the prison of fice behind them. KSS. PA1MEB tCt Fir Street La Grande, Ore. Dr In your case all yog1 want Is a Fam Us King cigar. Smoker But why a Fam Us King cigar? . . : . Dr. Because It Is soothing for your serves iiu Iioit a sweet creamy taste that a good Spanish made Havana cigar should have. Smoker And you think Fam Us King cigars best? Dr Think so! No man! I know it, and If once you smoke one you too will know It. THE PRINTERS OF TODAY! GET:I?EtL?EAI , Pf0venes..Promptne8S.Sati8fac. urcc iuie in UDserver Job Department Complete Equipment tor Resetting ann Repairing .' Rubber Buggy Tires LA GRANDE IRON WORKS ; ' D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor COMFLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY 1 I HACK ANfV up own office 'Main 720 A IVIDI IT A mrT na,OB008 Main 25 AMBULANeE . LDUSSEY FEED A.ND GrandeRcadeXashG ?"EL ' PHONE, MAIN 6 The George Pafcjor D-UM10 EDS .(Ca DETAIL DEPARTUm ii yo shin Rutbroid RooVng Deedtnbg Felt, BuiWBg Paper. We- are prepared to furnish and detirer makriai, ' Fiuiuuy. pnone Main 8. ; : II mm I I- -' . t . " . . " ". " ' - Our Fountain will he nnen all wnier. I'naf a nice, desert tor a Hew Year Dinner. A pac?.a!e f smooth Ice Cream. -M.uTO.fitB door to Pott Office , IT li . I ""Si V i