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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!?, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1911. PAGE 5 i If I THEATRE "EDISOX" FEATURE. "The Cardinal's Edict".. Edison A magnificently mounted 'drama treating of one of the wonderful Incidents In the life of the great Cardinal Richelieu. It is historical and replete with thrilling situations. '"Lean Wolfs Ena"......Kaiem A splendid Indian story. Lean 'Wolf, enacted by that great ac tor, Frank Lanning. One of the 'finest Indian pictures fever put "That City Feller" ...... Sellg Comedy, dama, and love all in 'one. The wonderful intelli gence of a collie dog saves, the day for the "city feller" who has aroused the jealousies of th 'Vonntrv fellers.'', Th's is an exceptionally good one."" ; PAY Y01R WATER REXT TODAY. LAST DAY. Illustrated song l)y C. P, Ferrin HOC - . ' rERSOXAIS. Leon K. Welse of Spokane was a Sa voy guest last night. Mrs. Lucile Johnson of Spokane stopped at the Foley last night. - J. R. Day and F. B. Hooper, well known Elgin people were Foley guests last night. Sam -Banister of Athena was in La Grande yesterday evening. He was registered at the Foley. R. A. McKinney, of the Spokane Dry Goods company, was ft Foley guest last night ; , J. J. Burnett, a well known citizen of Starkey, was in the cl y last even ing.'and stopped at the Savoy hotel. J. F. Temple, Jr., of Pendleton was a La Grande visitor this morning. He was registered at th Savoy. D. B. Payne was here from Enter prise yesterday and stopped at the Savoy hotel. , J. M. Heckhard and wife of Boise were in the city last night and stopped at the Savoy "S. R. Hawortb, the contractor, went tut to Enterprise th's morning on business matters, ' , F. A.Vagner, a resident of Enter- " ....... ; . , pris?,' was a ; La uruuue ,.nni... .'iw morn'ng. staying at the Savoy hotI while here. . '; ' , M. E. Hotcklss, an Enterprise stock special car either tomorrow or the day La Grande and Cove. Liberal re after. I ward. Leave at Observer. 8-9-U H limited number of S. Gedds, formerly with Fisher ( & Brown of Baker, where he worked j for nine years, has accepted a position j with the Bradley & Co. plumbing- concern. HJ HIGH COURT WANTED A boarders. Apply at Observer. 8-7-51 FOR 3ALE Furniture practically new for 12 rooms. Have leas, phone B 3S.S1. 905 Spring St. 8-7-6t FOR RENT Furnished room. Mod ern. Close In. Gentlemen prefer red. Inquire this office. FOR RENT Four room house in North La Grande, Almost new, an l modern. Inquire Mrs. Anna Brooks, care J. A. Russel, residence corner Third and Main. , 8-9-tt EIRE OXLY SMOKE. RJFARIAX RIGHTS IX CATHERINE . ;. CREEK IX YOLYED. District Court at Portland to Hear Im.' portant Water Litigation. Action to finally and permanently establish riparian rights In Cather ine. rmoV Vina hppn Inmltlltrl hv the Amalgamated Sugar company in the ta"8e V?0 CaUed United States district court at Port-. u .mernoon. land, with ' Attorneys F. S. Ivanhoe Pede8 rlan8 cn .Washington avenue and C. H. Finn of this city as counsel saw smoke emerging from the roof for the plaintiffs. Theacion is brought "l " wl l"e 1UB,m ; Department Called Out but Smoke On- . ly Cause, It Is Foun ' A stove withsa plugged-up flue. not only to end spasmodic litigation and unsatisfactory settlements that ley Dunamg between Depot . and Fourth street, and turned In the alarm FAY YOUR W ATER REXT TODAY, LAST DAY. .-. ' 1.(111 l.M . W 1 -, LUlJAliS 9 Dr. Posey, specialist for ye, ear, nose and throat diseases, over Selders' store, 9 to 11:30, 1:30 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m. Eyes fitted with glasses. The farmers should take their cream to the Valley cneamery. They pay more for butter 'fit TVa .3 n m h. v a . i. last tor the time being only,. but to '- a a uree occu- imut oi me piace consiaeraDiy indig nant because of the notoriety aKract d to his peaceable abode Just becaus: his stove and flue weren't - working right. .The house was black with make permanent the rights that may exist as regards waters in that stream. claimed prior rights over about 30 rthw wafer iiaprft In nnr kbout Union ' - . BTTinkft hilt tha ftrfialr wnflrAl tV. and as the water Is now drvergea to w " v - - m.Vu uuuu611 ii ir O TP Ej buyer, stopped at the Savoy yesterday . considerable extent before the sugar lt . "Sard'ess of what was going uhiu nn m unv tn the Pueet Sound mmn.nB lntnlcB u reached, the lat-luu wuu" Bnu n" me piace. - 1 , ' 1 with gtock shipments. . . ter -concern; la bringing suit to estab Mi. mil fr H . -WllHnmR. nf Park 1l.li lit, nlslnll nf nrtnrltv ri.-r.'a ftah m'lnine town, are at the ! The fart that the Amalgamated Su- Trea8,,rer'9 Cun 'p City Warrants. Folev today while transacting bust- gar company is aligned on one side "here are funds in the treas ness'in the city. - I and about? 30 wealthy defendanta on ' ur to W a11 warrants issued against! Dr. Not?, a veterinary surgeon or the other, Indicate that it will be, - vue cuy up n Baker, returned to his home today carried to the extreme end and that and I"' No- 9-716 endorsed Sept. afer spending yesterday in the city jt will be one of the noteworthy casss 1910- Interest on all warrants on on business 'matters. ,; in United States district court trials Water Fund from No. 9-616 to 9,716 E. T. Walsh of Walla Walla, A. J. this year. . ; , v Baker of Sedro Woolly, Wash., J. W.j Among the defendants are such men Egan, of Qulncy, 111., W. E. Lawrence aa ttie two Hutchinsons, Mr. Schoon- 8-9-4r, of CorvalHs w.ere some of the Foley visitors yesterday. ; i Father Moore, of Salem, will pass through La Grande ' tomorrow with PAY YOUR WATER REXT TODAY. LAST DAY. .' ' The Valley creamery Is paying 30 cens per pound for butter fat. 8-9-3t Square dealing; honest weigjits and tests and the highest possible price lor butter fat is giving the Valley creamery the lead in the Grande Rondis valley.' , ' 8-9-4t The ladles of the M. E. church will give a lawn social Friday evening, the 11th, on the corner of Fourth and Ad ams. Home made cake, cream and nherhpt. ' ' " .: ' 8-8-4t Tc natrons of the Valley creamery are getting 30 cents a pound for their butter fat. - . . , V 8:3--1 A Lincoln, N liiing for some .... tti lion and st-m a it mi U Cbsraberlsm ' '-; "iii." ' k id in :' '"'?"'', .. i pot better . f f4j" ';,- ' , " ' fir, in l.i. - .'. s ' - .nut. ' "i Aadbeen ),. a-.utipa -:!in tiikin ,(-." T:tHlf i, ui'..rj ' .r.(i(". I BROWNIES over, Mrs. Dobbins, Mac Wood of La Grande and a long list of prominent Union ranchers. , .v ,. : Ji ' i "With malice toward none, we bring Inclusive ceases from date of this call. .' ) ' '; , La Grande, Oregon, Aug. 9, 1911. ' ; ROY W.LOGAN. : 8-9-10t . City Treasurer. Commercial Banking This bank has unexcelled facilities for the care of jour business In com mercial banking, and solicits your checking account. V YVhen yon pay all your bills and con. tracts by check you can rest easy In case a dispute arises as to paynicnL You have In your paid check an evi dence of payment that cannot be dis puted. Yon do not need a large amount of money to open a checking account with this bank. Open an ac ( count and acquire the habit of paying ' bills by check. You will find It both safe ani; convenient. In addition to taking: care of your business In this department we can give jou an Interest account or furnlsh you a safe deposit box at a nominal rental Burglar proof anlt, It Is our aim to meet yonr requirements In every way. Call and see ns. the remains of his brother. who dted'tfcis action to end squabbles over rl- In Portland. Burial will take place'parian rights, and to make a perma ln the east. ; . nent and lasting establishment of the Mr. and Mrs. S. FNewhard of For:-, rights in .Catherine, creek,' , Bald F. S. land arrived this morning to h-ansact Bramwell, general manager of the business matter. They will spend to- company here, In speaking of the suit morrow here visiting old time neigh bors. They are registered at the Sa voy hotel. Mrs. Phelps Long and Mr. and Mrs. Tt. W. Mo?an. an 0f Ontario, wera tr the Foley last night on their way home after a camping trip to Joseph Lake, Mr. Moar. Is a barber at v tario. . ; ' ' " " today,, WE NOW HAVE ON THE MARKET V';:'?! " - the r- .Native Pheasants Also rnprotecled Tuesday, Sept. 15, takes the band off grouse and nimrods are preparing a campaign that will net them ' heir limit bags. ' Native pheaBanta also will be unprotected commencing on 2C Tuesday and last until Oct 1st, the P. A-Foley, proprietor of the Foley ag Kron8e' The bag limit for ho'l,;ieft; this 'morning for Burns in botn 0f these specie is five in one day Take Along A Brownie ' Let the little folks take pic tares of each other. Yon can ,tnke pictures of them, too. . y Rrownles fLOO to $12.00. Come In and let ug show yon how easy they are to ns. Wright Drug Co. THE 10DAK STORE. . hla automobile, taking with him Cha3 J. Shoemaker, representing the Mer chants' Protective association of Port- Iflnrt end a 'l1fhnf,. They will tr .tr the rugged Interior for ten days and will go over the scsnes of Mr. Foley's career as a cattleman of Interior Ore gon. ' " :', ' ' W. :,N. Fisher leaves tonight for. Fremont. Neb.,' his home, after visit ing friends here for about six weaks. He IsVcivlJ engliieetv? v'-Mra." Will E. Garland, wife of the editor of the .Gooding. Idaho, Leader, is in the city the guest of Mrsl .J. A. Bpwlln, this week.- .-: J. P. O'Brien, general manager of the O.-W.i !b expected to arrive in his or 10 in a week. Sage hens are already unprotected, .he ban going off them August 1st and remalntng off until Nov. let. The bag limit Is the same as above for these. ." ' v - ; . v Many hunters are In touch with some of the best feeding grounds and next week should see many "limit baga tiled up. . v One of tfa behadM against the te "Mautomobile Classified Advertising 0 HAWAIIAN PINEAPPL ' - ' ' - f' r . ... " sliced & grated There Is no trace of tongh, X woody fibre In Preferred Stock 5 brand. It Is positively the best grown anywhere. lit ripens naturally, has Its full T flavor, Is tender and delicious. T .There U no trace of bongh, T For sale by f Pattison Bros. FOR SALE Young pony, safe and gentle. Just right for young children F. D. Halsten Furniture Store. 8-7-6t Chalmeis30 Fully Equipped F O.B. La Grande $1650 FOR RENT Four good rooms. Phone Red 42. 1505 Madison avenue. 8-3-tf Chalmers 36 SELLS FOR ONLY F, 0. B. La Grande $1950 FOUND A sum of money. ' Owner can have game1 by proving owner ship and paying for ad. Call on F. Gelbel. - ' 8-9-3t THIS MACHINE IS SELF-CRANKING FOR SALEr-Dry chain wood in any quantity. $1.50 per cord at the Per- r ' vcnla flranria Rnnda Lnmher 1 company Fe.rry, Or. , c-16-u f 'f 'i Chalmers 30 Torpedo Roadster .Fully Equipped $1650 FOR SALE Good header and binder combined. ' 12 foot cut Deering make. Inquire L. J.' Ferguson, El gin, Oregon. " ' . F. O.B. LA GRANDE FOR RENT Part of good barn, close in. Apply this office. FOR SALE Two steaUd trap in first class condition.. Inquire Dr. A. L. Richardson. ' ' 8-4-1f Call and let us show you our line FOR SALE Winchester rifle. 25-20 take down 1892 model. Price only J9.00. II. Coffin, 1107 Adams Ave. Dittebrandt Awtp Compaiiy WASHINGTON AND DEPOT STREETS r 11 A. o niiiiiiiiiiuiiimiiMit LOST A brown Back - coat between,