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- LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1911.
THE OBSERVER
BRUCE. DENNi S
Editor and Owner.
do man has an excuse to die poor in
the Grande Ronde val!ey. Exactly so.
he who dies poor here Is either a
plunger, an invalid or too lazy to
work. Hear that last remark: TOO
LAZY TO WORK.
Tfr ' " '
Entered at the pestoffice at La Grande
.as second-class matter.
. SUBSCRIPTION BATES
JiaJIj, single cowy 5e
Dally, per week, 15t
Dally, per month .,....,... 65c
S lAiLtT1 IWIT iFlS
I I 1112 1314
12 13M516l7f8
19 M212223 24,25
20 27 2cS 293031
StTrODTIXGG THE CHAUTAUQUA.
Next week the Chautauqua associa
tion will place its season tickets cn
ale. On the number taken will large
ev:nt. That La Grande will push this
alendld event to the front this year
ere Is Utile doubt, but It cannot be
done by the work of an exclusive few.
A Chautauqua assembly is a neeessari
f Jy a community undertaking and tv
-"harder the community as a whole
works the greater results will be ob
tained. : ' '
at will be remembered that last year
It -aid its way. which was really a
remarkable record for the first year of
any Chautauqua. This being the sec
ond year there should be no question
but what the association is entitled
to launch out a little farther from
safe ground and contract for heavier
obligations which means a better line
of talent and more features of enter
talnm.nt. r ': "
Th's bit ot advice is due tha associa
tion, however: Encourage n'O'-e cri
ers. Make the pak an'lnvltint plait
and then induce people to take ta-.ir
tents and call it home during the per
lod. No cliautauqua fulfills what was
Intended for it withor.t .campers and
plenty of them. (
HUGS AND MONEY.
Th- Grande Ronde hog is in demand.
You never want to sneer at a hog. He
Is one of the beet pieces of property
In the world today.and every day for
that matter. Listen to this: Swam
and Greullch, Pendleton packers, are
hipping out all the Grande Ronde
nors they can buy in this valley, and
they ere shipping them to Pendleton
feed the men who raise wheat.
You may think, well, the Grande
Ronde In turn mtiBt hav the Pendle
ton wheat for bread stuffs. Not true,
for this valley produces ten times as
much' as Eastern Oregon can consume.
In the columns of trade, then, the con
clusion must be drawn that this valley
Is far ahead of Umatilla county in the
balance of trade and so it is.
The hog produced in the Grande
Ronde Is of such excellent quality that
It tops the Portland market whenever
it shows up there. It Is a stnndari
product and the wender is that more
arc not produced.
Dear this in mind, the man who gets
a f w acres of alfalfa land and raises
hogs one year with another In the
Grande Ronde valley will die a rich
man.' But the same is true of the man
who will ' raise wheat in this valley,
. and the sam? Is true of the man who
will move out on a fruit ranch n!
raise fruit bv hard work and ap'lW
tlon. It is then to he understood that
If you hear the last small plea of u
weary traveler some night . you can
readily understand he has gotten Into
one of the niudholes of La Grande's
residence streets and Is forever lost.
SNAP SHOTS.
A skirt divided against itself cannot
tndure. Columbia State.
If a mere vice president can vote,
whv not women? Boston Transcript
It would take a brace mayor in Seat
tle to sign an anti-hatpin ordinance.
New York American.
Charles F. Murphy favors the di
rt ct election of United States senators
by Tammany. Baltimore Sun.
Postmaster General Hitchcock has
succeded In getting his name in the
magazines. Toledo Blade.
It is to be hoped that there will bi
enough reciprocity left "after the Can
adian bill is disposed of to be put to
good use in the republican party.
Cleveland L.ader.
' Howard Chandler Christy has paint
ed a picture of the battle of San Juan
hllj, 'caving Colonel Roosevelt out of
It. He might Just as well have left
out the hill. D trolt Free Press.
Those Lake Shore & Michigan Sou
thern bollermakers who declared they
were p rfectly satisfied with their
wages do not deserve the blessings of
un'on leadership. Wall Street Jour
nal. . . -
THIS DATE L HISTORY.
March 11.
1702 The Dally Courant, the first
British dally newspaper, issued
In London. '
1779 Gen. Prevost, commanding the
British, demanded the surrender
of Charleston, S. C. .
1789 The Pennsylvania Igislature
granted a charter to the city of
Philadelphia. v
1865 Parliament at Quebec adopted
the confederation scheme.
1866 The Right Rev. John J. Wil
liams consecrated as bishop of
the Roman Catholic diocese ot
Boston.
1872 Jay Gould ousted from the man
agement of the Erie railroad.
1874 Charles Sumner. Massachusetts
statesman, dl d. Born Jan. 6,
'1811. '
1SS3 Prince Alexander Gortschakoff,
famouB Russian stateman, died.
Born In 1798.
1891 France consented to arbitration
on the Newfoundland fisheries
question.
1910 James A. Patten, Am-rjcan cot
ton operator, mobbed on the
Manchester cotton exchange.
"THIS IS MY 78TII BIRTHDAY."
William J. Beal.
. Dr. William J. Beal, famous as a
botanist and for 40 years a member of
the faculty of the Michigan Asrlcul-
tural college, was born in AdrlanJ
Alien., marcn n. 1833, and spent his
boyhood on a farm. He graduated
from the university of Michigan in
18C9 and spent the next ten years in
teaching school. In 1870 he became
professor of botany in the Michigan
Agricultural college and continued in
that position until last fall, when he
resigned on account of age. Dr. Beal
was the flrtt president of the Associa
tion of BotaniBts of the Untied States
and first president of the Socltty for
the Promotion of Agricultural Sci
ence. He has served also as president
of the Michigan State Academy of Sci
ence and as secretary of the American
Promologlcal society. He is the author
of several well known works on bot
anical subjects.
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less the danger from pneumonia and other
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nHEN the Federal Government, the
yr county, the city and a large and
. growi-g is of commercial and private
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LA CRANDE. OREGON.
. $ 100.000.00
. . v 100,000.00
. . 1,125,000.00
UNITED $TATE3(DEP0SIT0RY
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ANOTHER PERIL OF THE HOBBLE SKIRT.
Well Vfhat !
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pk'tJS doird vith my jfc'X I
count, or to any Item th-Veof, the said
court will, at said time and place set
tle said Final Account with the un.
dersigned Administratrix of said es
tate.: .... -,
Dated at La-Grande, Oregon, this
4th day of March, 1911.
FANNIE BROWN,
Administratrix of the Estate of
Benjamin Erown, deceased.
F. S. IVANHOE,
Attorney for Administratrix!
Dly March 6-13-20-27-Apr. 3.
"I had been troubled with constipation
lor two yeais and tried all of the beet phyal
lians in Bristol, Tenn., and tliev could oo
, n.-thing for me," writes Thos.iL Williams.
, Middlebolo, Ky. "Two paekaitM of Cham-
I rlam's Stomach and LiTera&leU cure
! me." For sale by all dealers,
A 'otre Dame lady's Appeal.
Fox in Chicago Evening Peat
FINAL ACCOUNT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Fannie Brown, the undersigned Ad
ministratrix of the estate of Benjamin
Brown, deceased, has filed with the
clerk of the County Court of lnion
county, state of Oregon, her Final Ac
cuunt. as such Administratrix, and the
Judge of the above-tntitled court has
fixed the 12th day of April, A. D.
1911. at the hour of ten o'clock In the
forenoon of said day, at hit office In
the court-house, in the city of La
Grande, said county and state, as the
time and place for hearing any and
all objections that may be filed or
made on or before said day, to said
Final ' Account, or to any Item there
of. And if no objections are made on
or before said date to said Final Ac
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