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PA0E2 IiA QISAKDE EVENING OBSERVER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1911
THE OBSERVER ,y reduced-decim-l " ' : ;- : ZZHT7"
' "'"u overgrazed cond It on a ITTTT77.. .... , , . . ', . ., . .--r , 1 T
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jy ii in 1 1 M ii i in
BRUCE- DENN
FWr n(J Owner,' '
Entered ot tlie postortice at Li Grande
as sermid-cl.iss mutu-r.
SUBSCRIPTIOX BATES
Daily, single copy '.. . 5c
Dally, )er week, j;t
Dully, M'f mouth fi.,c
This paper will not publish an ar
ticle appearing over a nom de plume.
Signed articles will be revised sub
ject to the discretion of tha editnr '
Please sign your articles and save
disappointment
It reduced, and
xg. to enable overgrazed condlt.'nna
10 new areas,-the amount: of stock
to be allowed on the forests was- ev
erywhere carefully , prescribed. Tie
nsults were th?n observed, and If it
appeared that there was still over
see of the range, the numbers per
r;'tted were out down still further.
On the other hand, where reMl nar.
Kcn baa taken place the allowance of j
Stock has hftan rnrrPsnmiHnrIif tr, I
- - - . v. t, w. , Ail-
ii eased. ' "
SEJflCENTEXXIAL AXXIVEESAR.
IES.
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MOWING I
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5H191C11
A .'EW GOYERXJTEXT POSITION
A new (government position Is
c'-cloped bv the announcement by the
Ir. 8. Civil Service Commission of a)
" exaralnnfiin which will be. held Feb
ruary 23-24, to find thre m,inir
examiners for th fnrt rvfo t .
positions nlll pay a salary of $1200 a
year at entrance.
Tho tnnouncement sper ue that il
applicants must be men. at least ju
years o'd. and possessed of at'leaac
one fcea ons experience l ; andllnc
rant;e itck, together wl'.n t i
one year of technical trvnlr. In pe
ciner ;.nf., ai studis.
Thf establishment of this position is
Kare Indeed are golden wedding
anniversaries. Especially is this true
when, fortune with dollars and cents
has smiled somewhat benevolently
nn the duo and health has been ac
corded them Jn such portion, and
measure that the principals are hale
and hearty at ttos hour of the Me
morial event. Such as has' be?n tee
rase with Mr. and Mrs. Merrltf Rey.
nolds who thia afternoon celebrated
their golden wedding annfv&rsary.
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds cam tn Union
ounty thirty-four years ago and have,
by diligent toil and perseverance, at
tained sufficient worldly goods to
i-ermlt their retirement f-ora hard
work. Both are hale and well.
Truly, considered from various
points of view, such careers are en
viable. Contrasted to the husband and
wife, who, by force of circumstances
and necessity are forced to keep th-edr
noe to the grindstone until, in. ad
vanced ages, the Creator calls a hit
on the strenuous lives, the compari
son In favor of the former condition
is wormy of genuine thanksgiving
me picture presented by Mr. anl
Mrs. Reynolds and others of their
stamp who through a half century
nave suffered hardships and enjoyed
fcooq rortune Hand In hand, is insnir-
nig.
LOC.GED.OFF IASDS
of Fine Partv and Evpnincr Hnwric sfiHom seen outside
the large cities.
EACH GARMENT EX
CLUSIVE
hii we newest a :d most
wanted iiyles for evening
wear.
SILhS, MESSALINESt CHIF
, F0N and LINEN
Prices $12.50 to $35
ill WW
NEW
SiLK PATTERNS
In 12 yard lengths
Just Received
Now on disolav in the win-
dow and in the dry goods
Department
Prices
$12.50 to $15.00 a pattern
Ttl X. . ..f -f 1j M .
n ,.u Z . f"""wu i m vicinixy or wood Klver, In
Ml line wlfh fh ndw. ..ui.i. . I .
".v.,a w.iKu me ooumwe8tern Washington and at var
w r.ri- . . . nM ftI" ,0Ua ther Iocal,tle : the Pacific
wys had In view In Its management Northwest, much stress le being laid
of grazln on the National Forests. It on the value of logged-off land for
JS not merely Aliina ..j. .
. . , "c""u tttl- ,ru" growing purposes, and In this
ores? W'to connection Union county can climb
tw ..T watershed condi- to the forefront v with proper atten
t'ods, as they graze on -the wwa
- , . -v., uuio impwrxant proposition.
Zl i7tatbflDe,,r, Bytem ha8 already 'ee-found
xorests, parks and hieh mmmkin I k v .
meadow, within the National pT LL v..T7v!! D0Ut E1-
. . . . b-"i uui luai u onjy a sma l portion
d Ym B
neonle in w l. 1 in!8 Plcular line of soil
i . . r 7 ' "s pnce unnzaU0D' Commencing at '
. .u'luinismng uinn, for Instance, and runnlne
lupniies. In nrnnnrtinn
' live TIT: .I010W,n "."ntoor of the
Jary Wilaon lntZi. ..V " 7 3 " M 11,116 ,0eJ- land
.ri ' that ,'verv outdoors and not only there
Of National Forest mm o,.ii 1 i .. . ' inere
made to hmnW.. ' uul ttt wany iner P,ac Union
r uiuL-u iurage as i county is this true.
In? XTltJLi0in?! c.TBierity FoothI11 a w years ago cov
- "ui oi me othPT ered with timber was appraised at
Dumoses for whtMi n..,. ... wpyraisio at
rf. tr. main Wned. ' ' U "f tZ iiT tUal Ca8h Val"
rnHZ 1 Berv,c t)0K Ionger a condition for not only has
rcrL I TT ment f NatlonaI EWn Rnd ther communit es"n this
.iSo valley proven ,t to. be a mis
.razing. In the benTnit con- ZZZ Z ZlZJl
; T.S?S !LH. snot true VLrdSr
abused andde; ..: h as made less ado
--" h w w bh mLM w ajiiiix ininniT m k l
VT UUL I LA i - 5:pn:eni or mess popular gar-
uit department and 'ET. and aPProvaI' Visit our
Memories of the late nnrn w wn t ... : . i i
abused and depleted through the com-
tf'vuuon ot nval owners before any
rertrlctlons had been put upon them,
and by overcrowding-' and bad meth
ods of handling stock. Its supporting
power naa in consequence been great
- -v ivho auu
about it. Because' it will grow fruit
as renauy as, tilled land and because
Its purchase price is of neceesity
less, such ground is coming to be
an extremely important factor in the
ueveiopment of orchard acreage..
iuoiuOTie or ine ata nunrM w wn t
n . .. o-". ..... iMr,fineri'ieminiwhn).inAi,o,.
tte Morning Oreeonian win kT 7 oe'ig well attended but are
of suitable eututes to their honor in ' 7 frm Cath
the Salem legielaUve ha. i
now pending in the senate Is a
SOU SITE
UPHELD Bf
COMMITTEE
PEXDLETOX ASYLUM SITE FOUXD
iv UE SATISFACTORY
SpecliU Legislative ()nunlttee Makes
its Jtcport Today.
"I?piwi m owiiiug eloquence
. I i-HHJ of the speaker and the clear, concise
t awsA S I . ...
u ioir manner m which he deals
with his subjects. The novel feature
of the service Is, however, the ques
tion box situated in the front of the
church and in which anv A-tinn
bearing on the practices and teaching
of the church may be (placed, which
questions the Father answers Just
previous to his lecture.
That he appears to take especial
delight and concern in doing so, and
that he acquits himself In on .m.
manner is not surprising when consid
erlng the fact that he has hn
ed by the Catholic Church Extension
oocieiy ror nis high qualiflcatione for
carrying on the particular branch of
worn ior that. Society.
LOOK
Who's Here
1 HE OFFICERS
! ' of thls bar.k will be pleased to talk with you at
any time concerning mutual business relations
WHEN the Federal Government, the
county, the city, and a large and
growing list of commercial and private
depositors entrust their funds to this institu- !
tion to the extent of $800,000.00, you may :
be sure that it is a safe one for you to identify i
yourself with. . ;
. GALL AND TALK IT OVER WITH US j
La Grande National Bank i
. LA GRANDE, OREGON. ;
CAPITAL . . $ 100,000.00 :
. SURPLUS , . . 100.000.00
RESOURCES . ' , . 1,125.000.00
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY '
George Palmer, Pres. Fred J. Holmes. Vice Pre '
F. L. Meyers, Cashier Earl Zundel.ss'f. Cashier
?alem. Feb. 9 (SnecIa.M .ni,i.-
that the Oliver' tract below Pendleton
Is In every wav snltnhi fr v
- - J1 u
i.veu Bunuing site of Eastern Oregon
asylum for th insane, the legislate
cuiamiitee recently sent to Pendleton
.-..aw mo maiier, sent In a
, report today. It recommended that the
ure tract above th Oliver, ranch
alsoe purchased as it could be used
to good advantage at n nrino t i
600. The report shows that the Bow-
erman cnoice Is upheld in all respects
..u uie report probably will be ac
cepted by the legislature and the Oliv
er tract be chosen for a site.
.This report refutes the attempt by
Oswald West, the gov-rnor. to show
that the site was unsulted for the purpose.
Telephone Bill Passed.
Salem, Feb. -The Amine bill, flx.
lug (he responsibility of telegraph
and telephone companies and muktni?
told printed contracts ou the back of
all measures, and compelling the com.
panics to repent messages without ex.
tra charge, passed bv a in.rm,
gin today. The entire mornimr B..in
! of the sennte was taken ni with tho
puunc utility bill.
Protection of Fish and Oame.
Jlontreal. QueFeb,. 9 With Sir
wmer uouin, presiding and delegates
in attendance from many parts of
Canada and the United States, the
worm America Fish and Game Pro
tective Association began its annual
convention in this city todav. As Its
name applies, the association has for
its object the passage of legislation
ana me adoption of other measures
ror tne better protection offish and
game lnvAmerica. The meeting will
continue two days and will be address
ed by Cy Warman. Dr. Hnrnnrtnv nf
the New York Zoo, President Dutcher
of the Associated Auduhnn RnHoMo-
of America and other men of promin
ence.
rAL MURDER
(Continued from page one)
A JfEW PAIXT AXD WALL
PAPER parlor conducted by
CL0GST0X AXD X UTTER, All
their stock of wall paper Is new
and np to Aite In every respect
'Call and see for yourself. We
de all of onr own paper hanging
and pointing in a style .that is
bound to please. 1708 1-2 6th
treet, Independent phone 1341
est door to the Obsener office."
CLQGSTON
HUTCH
MfrMH Hi 1 1 if I ii 1 1 1 1, Hul
to mm
CUSTOMERS I
mere Are Many of You X
That wa n. . m
. arecia y.r pit. r
VII MVjallJ Bna Bea(.
fastness, fnllv mn.k i
APUreclatA hn l . T
-. .... miv n nave t
bee We to furnish yooit
i goes wllhnn o.r ' 31JL
H0WETER. . ... . Z
memod of thanking
r ion for nna r
uu connaence that this
yatronage wUl conUnBe, w
Pledge yon onr best endeavorl
5em in the past.
w shlng y0 an Increased
Priry forthe year 1911, we .re
omcereiy yours,
the infant end parentless child. Ri-l-atlvea
will care for it.
Rlnelmrt Xot at Home. .
Mr. RInehart had started
hi tha morning with a loud rtf ruiH
and while he was on the way. the
crime was enacted. Soon after he had
reached town, the family having the
custody of the child. Richards, tele
phoned to the sheriff and on investi
gation by a , party from Joseph, the
bodies were found on .the RInehart
place. All were In the prime of life.
The Rineharts are well known In
Eastern Oregon but tha man, Winder,
The !., !,.,,,,, ,,. r 'TI " TO"nW "
LECTURES WELL ATTEXDED.
v ,
Father Fleming Olvo Able Lectures
to Catholics and Xon C?thollcs
iFISH
For
FRIDAY I
All-ready Codfish 20c 1
a can. Two pound bcx-
t es Boneless Codfish 40c
J a box.
Boston Beauty Macarel !
4 iuc each i
J Holland Herring 5c each I
6 for 25c
t Salmon Bellies 15c each I
i The United State
national Bank
1 4-.w
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i Pattison Bros, i
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Use either phone
Mill '4-; M-M'iltf
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pay Rent? Wehai yo
Bir money to build, ana vnr
pay us as you would rent.
I- R. OLIVER.
Fresh Vegeta
bles and Fruits
Oranges, dozen
T u-ouc
demons
. . '' 35c
Apples, box ?5
Bananas ... "" " L
esh oan'uVea'ch 'Z
Cranberries, per lb ;
Cabbages, per lb. . " 4c
Carrots, per ib. 2
Turnips, per lb. 3
lettuce, bunch ::;:jc.nc
0nons,perlb..ii2;2c
Garlic, per ib.
. . . loo
Royal Grocery
Pattison. Pmn
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