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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1911)
IlI GRANDE EVENING OBSEllVEttj WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 19li; PAGE. 7 A - . ' ' Have Ia Bead This Book. ; ' an EASILY prevent It. is being t: Uffir IT fl R Rl ft r fl 1 1 ". : - , 'I" , - l vith much Inter:. hv I a a-ar.de i.e.v I I Li L II I . I Jill II L L I - ' J ; ! w ., " " - - 3 1 " ' a mm mmm - r n mm w u am IIILIII llillJuLuj , ; III III I IILLU , J ' BE CARED FOR. 13 . Government Rangers Are Ready to j : ' ";"" ' ' ' Take V the Work at Once, , t M HOME . : ffl) PEOPLE S ,. . . , I ago a a preliminary to this policy, II . Vk ,v , ; ; : p V-tV", n ' . ,r . : lwlll be Dlanted to tr" hrnh. -. " ' 1 ; mm - a 1 .m.' II ,, . .. .. , .. - ? t . iitii. (inrmnnt annnpa will. h iovai. 151 ' . .: ri - ti ' h Jk n . . tJ J.i kvi n nil . t ii VI V VWI V I Thl8 u the result of the falling off I , ' " A imv imm I 1 , .- ; n I " , I through which the Btrearas flow, and II . V .'11 . jforrrIl " "-111 'r" . For Si! UndS Of ' llnatltlnna n tha' rnvafT,man i.n I II . ' - ,-. i . .' ..v.... - l! in . n ' i .-. i -.-.,. .! '.. . ' :.: : . ' " ' , v...- . -' ' - t.; . f .. ' . , . V ,''. ' : '.::..'('', V'-,-'.: : ' Have listened to the Argument favoring Imbler , lruit lands and have made purchases., , . . 1 an EASILY prevent It, is being rrji' vith much Interest by t& Grande j e - A new book telling how the fearful! teople. It Is given awa? t:ee by appendicitis Is cauBed and how youT. Hill. ' : 5 & Sanborn I -i. '. jr. "" vi : i eas aea iorrees We carry a big liiie of these 7 famous Teas anc Cof fepi" which are conside ed hywe most particular tea in d coffee drinkers to be the Xr Best in the world 1 idnoQarass Sole Agents 1 m Realft rfet rts Icu MTnst 1y Corset t It The Gossard Co is model O an an of full I oiiii liossnrd e Vhj Exci shown here for the worn roportlons. It manes a sona ngure appear Blender and graceful. The bust fits close, without raising the bust, when seated, 18.50. Other models $3.50 and $5.00. '. Mrs. Robert Pattison Phone, black 1481. 0 For all kinds of ' MESSENGER 47f D PELITEKY . SERT1CE Call Cp Central Messenger and Deli ery Co: OlUceln Foley Building , Room 2 TlLones, Main 70D Ind. n. J. KESLER, MAXA01.H. To conserve the snows of the Blue mountains in the Wenaha forest re serve, the government forestry bur eau is planning to "treat" thousands of acres with shrubbery and trees this summer. According to an announce ment that has just been made public, camps are already being established, where force of government rangers and. assistants will b; quartered this summer to do the work. , Yhe sheep ranges vacated a year ago as a preliminary to this pqlicy, will be planted to trxM. ohw '; the "dormant springs will be devel- op:d. ' . .. ' t '- This Is the result of the falling off in volume of the waters of the streams of the reserve which have fallen oft half within the last two decades, ac cording to figures made public.'" More water has been steadily demanded by irrigation of : lands in the yaUey.i through which the Btreams flow, and petitions sent to the government hav be:n promptly notice and complied jvith.i-,-;.', , 7 '',": ' This will give double the wctr sup ily during the summer, it Is' believed, vhen the treatment of the mountain, 'orests and watersh ds Is completed. The snows of the winter, ingteiid cf melting with a rush fn early spring. will be protected during t'an. penoj and the water saved until midsummer, Yhen it is r'ally needed. . Plumbing and Heating v : ' John Melville 1423 Adams An LA GRANDE, - ORE Girl Strippers Wanted at rractorv Experience Un necessary Apply, at Giga Savoy Hotel . i , EUROPEAN PLAN i x 9 The rooms jrd good and Steam heated only one block from depot v D.C. Brichoux,Prop. FflM US KING OMR FACTORY THE LITTLE THINGS -THAT TELL. BattbA Tfice In tk makig nuuniy threat asei tons.' the appf od elothlng are lntcrllnlngs, the riwta; a of tho bat- have s biff effect on and Hie of the gar to if ' S I COUNTRY LIFE, COMMISSION ALSO TO HOLD CONGRESS. Important Event to Inland Empire Teachers at Spokane In April. Spokane, March 29. (Special) The Country Life commission and the Indland Empire Teachers' association will meet in jolnjt session at Spo kane, April 6th, 7th, and 8th. A Round Table conference will be one of the special features, for the general discussion of "The School Currlculu man& Its Adaptability to Life and Living.' One hundred farm ers, business men, mechanics, and la borers have been invited to Join with educators in this conference. The main speakers during the three day session will be James L. Hushes. Toronto, Canada; W. H. Weir, New York City; A. P. Hollls, Valley City, N, Dak.; Samuel Stern "recently from China, and CoI.:TjbeojlQre Roosevelt, who is making aour'of the west. The general public are cordially in vited to attend, and membership to the association may be had for fifty cents, which will admit the holder to all lectures free. The Spokane city schools and the normal department of the Academy of Holy Names will be open to visiting teachers, and all are Invited to visit during the forenoon period Thursday and Friday, the 6th and 7th. Secure a directory at headquarters. - y Special rates on the certificate plan given by all railroad in Washington, Oregon, Montana and Idaho. I Have listened to the Argument favoring Imbler fruit lands and have made purchases. , They are satisfied they have made no mistake, and the proof of their satisfaction is easily demon-' strated. These twenty-six people have property that is better today than when they bought even if the sale was only made three days ago, , They will make money on the sale of their land if they choose to sell. ' . .. 1 1 " .(..'. They will lay a foundation for a snug little for tune if they decide to hold their land and develop it. 5otice to Stockholders. The annual stockholders mee the Grande KondeKeservoirXOmpany will be held In tire offlcBf the com pany In the M. i Mompany build ing, La Grande, yfegon, on Monday, April 10th, 1911, at the hour a 2 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of elect ing a board, of directors and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. W. J. CHURCH, SeqkV. Mch 21Ap 10 menta. ijI make 70s a salt for tZOM and th clothes will prove onr statements. THE WARDROBE TAILOR CO. vincnn nnnc BMiMVin UlJJ, lu-trr.Mr.tlononthemark.tforcoI.li, m i'tt 1 ' ' 'r. "' --hv recommended it to my friends ami 1 118 Adams Ave. Phone 357' liiev all igree with n"." For wis by a" The quicker ooTft Is gotten rid of Che lets the danger from pneumonia and other erioDS diMMt. Mr. R W. L. Hall, of Waverlv. V..st: "1 Brmly believe Chan berUio't Cough Remedy to be abttolutely tbe 1 dealer. feat . it . ' A 1 Anywn ere on Earth? Those having first class fruitland investment offer ings in the Imbler district, are: ' : G. L Cleaver, -lA Grande Investment Co. Wenaha Lumber Co. Sherwood Williams, Hill & Hibbard.