LA GRANDE EVESlXd QX3ERVEl7, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1011. FISILMERS 10 CflTIIElE MENACE TO FISH PfiOFOGATION 13 . TO BE REMOYED. Deputy Game Warden Building One ladder and Others Contemplated. ' Chas. B. Oral, the game warden tor this district, la at the. Hall farm on Catherine creek, aupertntending the construction of fish ladder In the dam owned by W. J. Townley. Thia is the seventh ladder which was con structed by Oral's work in thia dis trict and anglers hope that he will fin ish up the good work before he quits the Job. It is reported that he was In consultation with the district at torney about the old Poye dam on Catherine creek at what Is known as the Robbins mill. It is hoped that this old sore will be torn out of the stream as it has been a menace to the propogatlon of fish and of the mi gration of fish for 30 years. iCassfedl I Advertising I w 00000000000 O 0 O . RUSSELL SAW MILL No 2, first class condition, 20-horse boiler and en gine; everything complete, ready to aet and saw lumber. You can't du plicate for $2,800. Give some one a bargain. Address Abe, care Obser-ver- 11-9-tf Ml I FETED LA GEAXDE CONTINGENT PAKTI- CIPATE IX 1TX. Williamson, Grady and HeInIe Aid In Amusement. Eugene, Nov. 22. (Special) Last Friday evening the annual "Vrh. man Smoker." given to the men of the Freshman class took place at the Kappa Sigma fraternity house and proved to be a most enjoyable affair. All the La Grande "Fresch" attended in a body, and many took part In the "stunts" Bhat were pulled oft. Henry Heidenreich and Lowell . Williamson met in a three round fistic combat, Harold Grady boxed a three round bout, and Broadbridge and'Tom Boy len of Pendleton also pulled off a three round stunt ' In the latter part of the evening a vaudeville team was brought from one of the show houses to furnish " entertainment for the crowd." " ' ? UK DILL IS III TOWN PREMIER SMILE MAKER IS NOW HERE. Presents "The Rich Mr. Hoggenhelro, er Tonight WANTED Position as housekeep er in country. Have little girl. No good offer refused. Address P. L., Observer. ll-18-5t FOR SALE. 321 acres of land 6 3-4 miles south of La Grande on good county road. Fenced and partly Im proved. There is enough wood and timber on the place to pay for same. Part cash. .Thia Is a snap and must be sold. Price $2,650. ' Inquire at office. 11-22-ftt FOR SALE About 100 gallons cider vinegar. Inquire Mrs. John Orvis. FOR RENT Single and housekeeping r-ooms. 1914 Third st.-eot. FOR RENT Modern furnished front room. Inquire 1208 Seventh and M ' streets or phone Red 61. 11-S-tf """""HIv W. " " """" ""'"' '""' l-"vw" tvt - -.a .,"- iiwwtmmmmt.-iw reitu ivww-v. - 1 " ' fc- i'tiwrwi(iiilrm-TM J, . .r t i,wiirr'-r.t-,-T j- - -I , -.- ;i - . .. " t i I ' y I : ! El FOR RENT New modern cottage, full basement. Phone black 3492. ll-7tf WILL TRADE Good five room house and 4 lots. Will trade for horses or cattle. ' 10-11-tf LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO, La Grande, Oregon. , FOR SALE New two story modern house. J. G. SnodgrasB, or call Main . 43. y 11-6-tf GOOD SECOND-HAND tent 10-12 for . sale very cheap. 1421 Adams ave FOR RlENT Furnished rooms with bath. Inquire at 1612 Adams or phone Red 471. ll-22-14t FOR RENT 0ne ulte housekeeping rooms. Also furnished room wit or without board. 1617 Fourth St. ii-ie-tf FOR SALE Female thoroughbred Air' dale. pup. Call evening. 1702 First Max Dill, wlho is the greatest of laugh makers to the people on the coast, la rolling up a merry triumph In "The Rich Mr. Hoggenheimer," which he brings to the Steward's op era house Thursday, Nov. 28. Max Dill is funnier than be ever was In his present "Hoggenhelmer" role. A series of extremely comic adventures has been provided for him and bright lines and good Jokes are also his por tion. For nearly three hours he keeps his audience In roars of laughter. Perhaps there never has been a more hilarious scene on the stage than that In which Dill Impersonates" a river cabman and is surprised Into un dertaking the Joy of driving his own wife to "23 Skldoo street."- The scene is irresistible and It is not possible to describe how the audiences almost fall off their seats while It s gong on. Bac of Mr. Dill Is a great big musical dhow with plenty of pretty girls, clever boys and an abundance of tuneful songs. The most popular of these song Elts are "Daffy Dill." "Miss Pale Pink Parasol," "I'm In Vaudeville," "Bye and Bye," "I've a Garden in Sweden," "Little Old Amer ica for 'Me,' "Bag . Pyie Serenade," "Five O'clock Tea," "I'm Glad I am a Boy," and others. MISSIONARIES TO MEET. Important Meeting Tomorrow After noon at Joint Missionary Gather'ng Tomorrow, Frldi. at 2;30 the la dies of the various missionary socio ties with their frlonJs are to meet at the Baptist chunh for the purpose of rendering a program on general ailtVonary work. general invlta- icti is extended to all who1 will at tend. After the program a collation of refreshments will be spread. . Be good to yourself and go at 2.',0. street. Phone Black 3462. . 11-21-tf WANTED A housekeeper. Prefer a middle aged woman or girl. Applj Mrs. Brooks, room 45, Savoy hotel. ll-22-2t See Nutter for Paints, Wall Paper, Room Mouldings, Beading, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Etc. Phone Red 971 1703 1-2 Sixth t Apple X8S Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Rubberoid . ... - 1 ..... , WENAHA LUMBER CO. Greenwood and Madison St. Phone, M&ia 732 - . . . - - . . . . Our Suits, as you know, are all this season's Latest Style and Material. All Suits, ranging in price from $30 to $47.50, at one price II mm J mrnmm m mmmmlmmmmmmmmmm We think these are the B E S T Suits ever offered at such prices, and we know that you will agree with us when you examine the materials and workmanship. Be sure and ask to see the Silk Petticoats af r3 3 O The Home of ladiesVReady to Wear 9 jPMmvaiMOTiBw aj mwmmimmm n . ' . .. .. f 1 mi" " " 1 iii ii. -mmmmmmmmmmmmmmw - Si Apple Show in Spokane. Spokane, Wash., Nov. 23. With the promise of eclipsing all previous rec ords in the wealth of exhibits and the accompanying festivities, Spokane's fourth annual Natonal Apple show op ened today, to continue for one week. Tin exhibit range from carloads of apples down to a single plate of the fruit and represent practically all of the great orchard districts of the Pa cific slope and the intermountain country. . ARTESIAN WELL FOUSD. Lower Cove Ranch Supplied With Bun. qlng Mater From Deep Well. An artesian well 430 feet deep anl running 35 gallons of water per min ute, has been found by well driller Roscoe West and A. H. Harvey. The well is on the R. Morris ranob In Lower Cove and is proving satisfac tory in every way. - v 1 V i" 7 j Home Independent Tcleplione Go; THE IPAHQ JURJK HOUSE AT BOISE, JDAHO. S. KOPPEL, Proprietor WILL PAT YOU TOP PRICES FOR ALL KODS iOF METAL AND RUBBER. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO CONSIGNMENT SUIPMExNTS. REFERENCEt BOISE CITY NATIONAL BANK. MAX DILL, THE CELEYER COMEDIAN. DRINK America's Best Mineral Water It's Good for What Ails You