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w LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1911. PAGE 7 'ft which classes fortune teller as va- the request of the Spokane chamber of grants. j commerce for the purpose of determ- Offlclals of the National Astrological lning the food and game Ash best society, with headquarters at St: Paul, adapted to the numerous waters. They have engaged local counsel .to make a j take the temperature of the water at teat case of the conviction of Neitzel, Tarioua depths analyze It for plant life who, testifying In his own behalf, said , and make other tests. It is probable Upoiase hews item of inter. est to readers. Horosco'ie Not Fortune Telling Me chine I May Be So. Suokane, Wash., uly 25. Announce- meDt was made today at the office of Patrick Welch In Spokane, tnat work on the construction of 66l miles of grade for the Canadian Northern rail road in the province of Ontario, where U and bis associates were awarded i contract for $12,000,000 on July 19, rill begin as soon as men and appar atus can be assembled at points be tween Port Arthur and Sunbury. The tontract will be. carrou und.er.th.? jrffl name of Foley Breihers and the Northern uonstrucuon companji ine dmg. ?, R iomn1nt.ed In October, UaM he was working out a mathematical calculation In drawing the horoscope for William Ulrlch, a city detective, who caused the arrest. George H. Crandall, counsel for the defense, gave out this statement re garding an appeal to the state, su preme court: . - . " ' "So far as we have been able to learn there has been no ruling by any1 court of record In the United States bearing directly on the Question. The constitutional point involved Is wheth er astrology can be construed as for tune telling or if it comes under the that Pend O'Reille lake will be stock ed with deep lake trout, Lake Super ior whiteflsh and other specieg not known to thse waters at the present time. Other lakes In northern Idaho and eastern Washington will be In vestigated at once. Spokane, Wash., July 25. Major F. A. Fenn, supervisor 'of the Selway national forest, embracing 1,600,000 arces formerly part of the Nez Perce reserve In northern Idaho, predicts that the time is not far distant when The device Is extremMy simple and provides a means by which th a O terlng the law, which provides that air. each, of the industries listed shall con- and provides a means by which the tribute a certain percentage of Its central reservoir of the lubricator can ! PROFESSIONAL DIRECTOR!. which various amounts will be paid j Is hot, and without any waste of lubrl for total or part disability, or on deati ! eating oil or any danger to the opera- to the family or dependents of the j tor from leaking valves an arrange ment greaiiy appreciated Dy me tngi- workman. Not a penny of this fund I3 to be used for other purposes'.' aeroplanes and wireless telegraphy provision which grants freedom to all . will be Important factors in protecting religious beliefs. The case Is of In- j timbered lands In the Pacific slope terest to every-municipality of the j country. A man In a flying machine entire country." , , . j could do more accurate and extensive 'Professor" Neitzel said' he knew "urvey work in the mountains If a thers would be trouble the moment lew h?urS' he than ,9 U8uaI Detective tirleh visited his studio, ad- accomplished by 20 rangers In a wk NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No tice Is hereby given that In pursuance of a resolution adopted by the common council of the city of La. Grande. Ore gon, on the fifth day of August, 1909, creating Improvement district No. 2, and designating Third street as such district, and in pursuance of a reso lution adopted by said common coun cil on the fifth day of July, 1911, whereby said council determined and declared Its Intention to Improve all that portion of Third street, In said Improvement district as hereinafter described, by laying thereon cement sidewalks on each side of the street, tb. council will, ten days after the Service of this notice Upon the owners rUTSlClAKS AND SCRGEQXS. neers on the long, straight away runs on the Southern Pacific. At the time Jordan completed his Invention hfe' brought It to the atten tion of the Southern Pacific company and pronounced practically a neces sity on account of the lubricators on these engines, since these lubricators are so high on the boiler head and difficult to fill., With Jordan's Invention the lubrica tors can be filled while the engine Is In motion without takin gthe usual necessary time to cool the lubricator. it Is being used on all locomotive of the Harrlman lines and will undoubt edly soon be taken up by many other railroads. ; t.i ' Horse Show at Long Branch. N. MOLITOR, M v. Physician and Surgeon. Corner Adams Ave. and Depot street Office. Main 68; Real dence 9. A. L RICHARDSON. M. D. J. W. LOUGHLIN, M. D. ; Dr s. Richardson ft Loughlln, Physicians and Surgeons. PLoLts Office Black 1362; Ind. 153. Office Hours 9 to 11; J to 6; 7 to 8. Dr. Richardson's Res. Mala 65; Ind.' ,8it. ' ; , ; ; . : Dr. Louchlln's res. Main 757 ; ind. " ' 1297. , ' C H. UPTCN, Ph. G. M. . PhysU ias ; and surgeon.- Special attention 10 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. OtQje ;913. Mr. Welch secured a contract for nearly $16,000,000 from the same road a month ago to build 165 miles of grade in the -province of British Co lumbia. More than 145 miles bns been sublet to Spokane firms, which probably will do the heavy rock work in Ontario. Fully 13,000 men will be employed on both contracts. - Appara tus Is now being assembled In Spokane for shipment to various points on the lurvey In British Columbia. ' Spokane, Wash., July 25. 'Whether there is a legal distinction between so tailed fortune telling and horoscope tasting Is the problem, involving a constitutional question, the ; supreme court of the state of Washington will be called upon to decide, on an appeal in the case of the city of Spokane against "Professor" F. F. Heltzel, as- IwhPti fire re relnr in th roueh property affected and benefitted , . . . .... ii.; .Unet of war. was In ry, and with wireless stations y l.M ' be exhibited to horse admirers at the the 12th house of the sun which means i "" ou tu u.ttu v Imprisonment and misfortune. The wuli a comparatively easy task horoscope was wrong, wholly because j to assemble men and apparatus at t convenient points to extinguish the 1. ! above described lmprpyement he made; that the boundaries of said district 10 be bo Improved are as follows; All that portion of Third street, from 1 h nnnnnl exhibition of i the Mon I mouth County Horse Show asociatlon I which Is to open at Hollywood park to morrow Firy-nve classes are caraea, tne detective aia not ten ine irmn. 1. , - 11th rnrh line of Jefferson av-,"v"u" r" - emitted th8t ,n the police court, a,, J'P? TJZJZ north curb line of Main withsddltion four rungraces though Ulrlch slone la to blame ror, v ; vnue : ' one eacn y 1 1 ' " uu the error. Astrology Is a religion, but been construtced this season to P- RV ; affected or' prVs, with polo ponies and galloways without he worship and prayer fea- ct the forests and one big timber A nd the p a8 the contenders. In addition to the tures We shall defend our cause'"' concern Is making expert-, J""?4 by said Improvement tlng and fa8nlonaDle folk of the, ments witn motorcycles m nortnern V . Work(I 7 8 9 .nd we8t Long Branch colony many other mem Idaho. So far this season there has I "l"1 T 8 ' , !a " bers of the smart sets of New York, nail, vi mwM a, mu . ' m v. In La Grande National Bank Build ' Ing. Phones: ; Office Main I. Real- : denco Main 32. , ' A slone that line." Spokane. Wash., July 25. Scientific Investigations conducted for the fed- the federal government by John Fre man Bovard. professor In biology at the University of New Mexico, have disclosed the fact that Lake Pend O'Reille. In northern Idaho, Is the deepest body of water In the Spokane country. The work thus far indicates that the lake'has a much greater depth than. 1,000 feet In the center. Other been4 no serious fires in any of the i northwestern forests. .. . Spokane, Wash., July 25. Three hundred thousand acres of land on DR. H. L. UNDERWOOD Physician and Surgeon. Special attention to diMMM aid surgery of the eye. . ' Phones; OfTlce Main '?? Reai dence Main 728. Ind. 631. 3EO. W. ZIMMERMAN Osteopath Physician. Sommer Bldg., Rooms 7, 8, 9 and 10. Phones: Home 1331, Pacific, Main 63, Residence phone. Black 951. Successor to Dr. C. E. Moore. ': ' - trologer, who was fined $25 and cobtb lakes range from 65 to 200 feet. The for alleged violation of an ordinance, exnerts were sent to this district nt dys addition toUhe city of La Grande, rmiaawpiiw. u,, places will see the events. The array NoXo Is hereby, further given that f cups and prizes offered Is unusually .v. 1 , 1 . onoMni large. Among those offering special L" vuuuwi "... -J - . o.n.t.. f W Wot.nn r,t oil th rrnnir'v affected and 'D - Al- , , bbbi uu u mo yivyvi l ""' " . , 0 the Horse Heaven plateau,. In-south benefitted by sucn Improvement fcr Vanderbllt, Paul A. Sorg and central Washington, will be reclaimed .1,- .,m,,'flf nnvlrf for sv.'h !m : B-r uus?enneiIU by Irrigation within the next four years according to E. D. Mlneah of Prosser, president of the Land Owners' associa tion, who has received advices from United States Senator Jones that Wal- I ter L. Fisher, secretary, of the Inter ior, has gran'ed the application of the j Klickitat Irrigation and Power com Special Excursion Rates of $4.25 for the round trip from La Grande to HI i LIKE "The Beauty Spot of the Northwest" PARK Rates from following points Adams .... Athena .... Baker City Durkee .... Elgin ..... Enterprise . Gibbon' Haines Hllgard ... Hot Lake Huntington Imbler .".i;. Kamola ..,17-80 ... 8.00 . . . 6.30 : .. 7.40 . . .' 3.45 ... 1.20 ... 6.40 ... 5.90 ... 4.60 ... 4.60 ... 8.2C 3.83 ... 6.00 La Grande ......... Lostlne Meacham ........... Milton ,, .North Powder ...... Palmer Junction Pendleton .......... Pleasant Valley Telocaset ........... Union ....... Wallowa ........... Weston ......... ... Walla Walla, Wash. , 4.23 , 1.60 . 5.25 ; . 8.70 . 5.50 . 2.90 . 7.25 . 6.85 1 5.10 . 4.70 . 1.85 . 8.10 .10.10 paiiy for a canal right of way through1 the North Yakima and the Vancouver land districts. Mr. Mlneah says that the entire acreage, which Is owned by farmars and ranchers, has been pledg ed on a baa's of not hior? than ?60 an tore for wa'er rights. It la estimated by L. f. Pice, chief engineer, that the project will cost between $12,000,000 and lS.OOOOOO and will require three years 'to put It into operation. Water Is to be taken from the two forks of the Klickitat river, also the Big Muddy river, and conduced to the land over the government reservation along the south slope of Simcoe mountains. : provement. That the estimated cost of such Improvement ig the sum of $1,019.60. That the cduneil will, on the second day of August, 1911, meet at the council chamber at the hour of 8 o'clcok. p. m. to consider said esti mated cost, and the levy of said as sessment; when a hearing will be granted to any, person feeling aggrtev- by such assessment. La Grande, Oregon. July 2lst. 1911. CITY COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE, OREGON. , By C. M. HUMPREYS. , Recorder of the City of La Grande, Oregon. . " . 7-21-10t ' ' 'V ? O. T. DARLAND, CHIROPRACTOR, not drugs, not surgery, not osteo pathy. Consultation free. Room 20, , La Grande National bank. J. C. PRICE, D. M. !. Dentist Room ' 23, La Gwnde National Bank Build ing. Phone Black 399. . 'T, . 1 Motor Boats Vie. Peoria,' 111., July 25. Speredy motor beats from New York and several oth er pastern nolnts. together with the 'fleetest craft of the Kind to be found throughout this section of the counry, are taking part In the third annual re gatta of the Western s Powef Motor Boat association, which began on the lake here today and will continue over tomorrow. Interest In the regatta is Increased by the fact that the winners may attempt to defend America's pow er boat cup against the British chal lenge r In the races on Long Island Pound nextall. 1 , ... i.;,. . HE SURE T4) ASK FOR TICKETS DIRECT TO WALLOWA LAKE PARK. '''. . V ' a ' R ATES at Park 1 Tent with I bed .. 1 Tent with 1 bed and 1 cot . . . . 1 Tent with two beds . 1 Tent with I bed ......... J... 1 Tent with 1 Bed and 1 Cot.... 1 Tent with 2 beds ............ .,.$1.00 Per Day , .,$1.50 Per Day .-v.Sl.75 Per Day .$5.00 Per Week .$7.00 Per Week .$7.50 Per Wieek MEALS are furnished at the Restaurantand Lunch Counter at reasonable prlc . $5.50 meal tickets can be pu chased for $5.00. Parties desiring to bring their own camping outfit will be alloted space FREE. Burros and Saddle Horses for mountain climbing 25c per hour. Special rates by the day. Svokane. Wash., Julv 25. Wheat threshing Is well under way la the southern tier of counties In eastern Washington and the returns to dt? are highly satisfactory. F. H. Mc Kay, farm loan Inspector for the Un ion Trust and Savings bank of Spo kane, an authority on crop conditions In the northwest, reports seeing fields which yielded from more than 35 to 60 bushels to the acre. He thfiik's that 45 bushels will be about the average. Judging from present market condi tions, he added, the growers will rea lize anywhere from "70 to 80 cents a bushel. Millers say the crop in the 14 counties in the easter part of this state will be Ta'rger than "the recoi J yield in 1907, when more than 39,000. 000 bushels Va8 harvested, the aver age yield for the state being 26 bush els per acre. It is expected that be tween 19,000.000 and 20.000.000 bushels of wheat will be made Into flour In the Wal mills, the rest being sent to Pacific coast points. Some of the grain will be shipped to the central Btates this year. 1 : Engine) Conceives New Idea. San Francisco, July 25. (Spfcial) Elmore C. Jordan, a locomotive en gineer on the Los Angeios division of the Sou: hern Pacific company, has re cently received a patent on a new de vice for the filling of lubricators upon locomotives bv means of comnre9ed DR. P. A. CHARLTON ,Veter:nary sun geon. Office at Hill's Drug Store La Grande. Residence phone, Ret 701; Office phone, Black 1361; Ind pendent phone 53; both phones at residence. ,' - - '". '? ATTORXETS AT ; LAW. COCHRAN.; & COCHRAN Attorneys; Chas. K. Cochrau and Geo. T. Coch ran. La Grande Na'lonal Bank Bldg.. La Grand. Oregon. : ' - Kepplngr nji Fight for Pefp Waterway. . '. PeoMa. 111.', July 25. Under the auspices of the Illinois Conservation association a two days' mass conven tion assembled In this city today In an effort to stem the bpposltlon to the lakfeB to the gulf deep waterway move ment in the state legislature. 1 ' 1'. H. CRAWFORD Attorney at T ...-, Practices In al lthe cours . the State an1 United R.ir. Office la La Grande Nwui Bant Bldj., L Grande, Oregcu. ' " j' LAW OFFICES OF SREEN & SMALL Attorney!, over Silverthorne?i druj store, La Grande, Ore. R. Jo. Green and Chas. A. Small. '-Rooms 15 and 18. - - ';' ' D. W. C. NET SON Mining Engineer. 1 Baker CHy. Oregon. . 1 READ mm So Da ncinr Vedne:-ays and Saturdays and on spwial occasions if desired. For Further Information Address the Wallowa Lake Amusement Co. JOSEPH, OREGON Spokane, Wash., July 25. "Every state In the union will have some form of Industrial Insurance within the next 10 years for the relief of workers In jured at hazardous occupations." Is the prediction made by George A. Lee chairman of the state commission '0 , administer the workmen's compensa tion act In Washington, effective on IjOciober 1st, 1911. at a meeting of manufacturers In this city.' "The law," he added. "Is not designed to work a hardship on any one, though it will hurt the casualty companies On the other hand, It Is generally be lieved that the new system will create a better feeling between the employe and employer and result in establish ing th principle of state Industrial In surance on a practical economic bams. The legislature has appropriated $150. 000 to bear the expense of adminls- NICE LEVEL LOTS LOCATED WO BLOCKS UOBZHOF THE RMLRORD SHOPS. 7. ; ! IVe are offering ihsse los af from $160, to $200. esch, on the most liberal terms We furnish you an abstract of titl e, When ybv have paid for these lots. Not a poor lot in our whole offering Better call al our office and learn more about these lots. LA GRANDE! NVESTMENT CO. BeI Phone Main 752. Independent phone 262. Foley Hotel Block. LaGrande Oregon