La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 18, 1914, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1CJ T It i nHightowsK Complete Stt -whigtf school? wilt dak'As-fitst forhiaJ jii appearanicenext Wednesday night an, the .;h.ghj vaudjiijniw, i- will render a .(nfrmlte. .nromum onm. cn; I "ititp:j",',(T"i r posed of ensemble songs bath classt 3 ttu Mus ;'numer5us -time " -during the' winter j such daintines that those who have ; ijIa r.,5m',1.iW m 1 the act declare he was made for but they .are said to smg'wrth wot, The.Mmax comes when Tinisn now man ever terore;.' u i Program will b given as fop tthe jrold's nighif waila holds ' 'tbe and harnes. Phone black 201. 3-16-tf J','he Pr loWai'-' VJjTCadj Ralph finers,,inseby 1 :inv lows School Song'.?'. ,". Ben&eihWa 'StfeaivHf. flJr.W R ?'! ''viL v'J Quartette-tV, .tUShaw,! Carpjl, tedlr.ftol6a..;uartett! numbers: . ge). winters.) o) b:.T7i qMI 3 $ ! " Stunt,... ..V','M4dUnVa!.Mi Ing in hi8 ams arm 'cradles it illy to tha.twne: "WhenWiu Ever a NiALLike ViatV - - - . Minute1 lovrwitl aviah esoecial " Ralph Russel. i i.a. i.S.JiiLiil "'0. Thou Sublime SweetrEven! S!T" S3T'KI1 Star- from Taunhauser, !-,. xannnaeuf.T; iat. ..pvui dhwuiw j.ij- .j, v.. ni.n Conker.". Sweet E'vjjnpif.tM;; !!-fc" Willie Had a Motor 'Boat (Put'Pii,,, ThUvclub recently irave apenorm- rut rut J ' -. -. ing r I I :. . ' 1 I T" I.V.L. i.vit JwVUZ I Ipp ninor i rff-;1 7. 1 Sanitan Pressing Machine I i.s- , :'t v k j, l E-v i : : . Club. V. '::-.!. hi 7 Has ;Anybidy ..Here Seenr Rover:.;",' Winter Song ....... .v.Biillard ! Club. . exf Sunday at Nine'itf n !T 1 7,1-"" J ' Kenneth Carpyiaiid Dhe.tJhA.1'? : ' Stunt- .i - v;-.- "Swat the1 Fly." Baby . V'A 1.4;. Myrton 'Wesrterlne; Fly -. i-T-i -ivi-. . Frank Clark Daddy-" t '.!. .(.' .vl . Ralph Winters -Wifey I. .v .'i .ii'.v . .s-. .Alvm Jacobs Germs i i , Kenneth i Keeney, ' t Gideoni Snook, and Kenneth Wil- , ; liamson. j-a v".ii . 'i t-Duet-O. That We ' i Mavincr .Glenn Conkey and Mr, stream if. DONE-RIGHT . ' y -")w .-. .? :i - INS ;MM i EXPERT; j operator;! EQUIPMENT CHERRY'S NEW LAUNDRY Inci. 1-0 , Two5, Were . ..Nevln Maris. . . . .Taylor -Rap Time Cow Boy Joe. . - I. filpp Clnh. featurihe Karl Bock. '-, v I; South, Win,, ... .".iCeorRe Cox;; 'Good-'' Night'; ' ,;; ' 1 Maly I The stunts are new and snappy and j 'will introduce many of the late songs.: One of them is based onw",us Any body Here Seen! Rover?" and prom tees to reveal some startling, facts- concerning' the'.-. whereabouts ;:of all disappearing .."Rover? , Another skit finds its origin., in the .popular "Swat ..th Flv" movement. The characters: jshow in pantonine the evil influence 1 of - the ' awful typhoid fly! especially tmon "hnhv." -Mvron Westering Bttr0pfc. Phone or call.-hasTET iuaj : Pet.VAdv. , 4-7-to-5-l-d.' g possibler'ii --Ttr -r - i i - ii i li i ' ii 1 1 Wwd NoH Notice is hereby 'given that the Dis trict School Board 'of School "District !N6.' Qne' '6t (;Um'on: "'Countyi'1 Oregon; wtir'receive (jp1 ,'td I'.ZO o'clock' P. iM., of Aprl, 24th, 1914, sealed, bids . for, furnishing';' .iald' ti;hooi; : Dlstri9t Ho. One .with, 500 cords . 9f.fpur.f0pt split yellow pine( i Tamarac and. red --fir wood, taid wood to be cut while green: from ' Jarg? . knots .and acceptable- to said school board; iU- vml j;;,!. l;u;Said Wood to be delivered, 300 cords' at High School Building, 100 cords at Fourth Ward School nd 100 corads1 'W Riverside School,' and to be corded 'tip Vieatly ' and closely ' Where: directed by the Board.;,'; One hundred cords to ,be delivered by July 1, and all on or pe-. fore September 1st, 1914., Bids to be left 'With' School Clerk." ! ; dj ii ' Board reserved the right to, regect any.,, or aH .bids.',7, f'i 1 j '' '-.,'. 0 ,,',' 'i ARTHUR C. WlLLIAMS. u V School Clerk. Jo.! tt.it-. a;i d-4-13-24' t BIO AOnilillLTUHF. LAND i- OPENING t. , " TWELVE HJNDREP AND FIFTY TRACTS of five and ten jaicres each to be granted to prospective set tlersjh throwing open Twenty Thousand Acres of RichSouthern Georgia Land, which is admirably adapted to. the growing of celery, sweet and Irish potatoes,-cantel oupes, water ! melons,' corn,- oats, cotton, hay m fact,- , all staple crops grown in this fertile section, as well as a large variety of semi-tropical f ruits, nd the famous . immensely profitable paper-shell pecans. ' " -- ' - - " ' ''' --t , .-Providing you are eligible under.the classifications. prescribed by us, you are now offered an excellent , "opportunity to break awayfrom the drudgery and toil f of a small wage, or working for the benefit of land-,, loroVand go back to a land of plenty, to which, if granted, you will hold a warranty deed and abstract. " " The besf security on earth is the earth Itself, and land la the basis of all wealth. Owners of productive lands are benefiting by the increasing high cost of living, while others are suffering from it. - f , 1 n 0 uY M K?) ? n t 5 ! ';. v"';y . ..; VAn Opportunity to Secure Rich Productive Land Without Capital and other railroads 'when they: granted thefr lands, and we expect lo benefit thereby as well- as- the ones whowiU receive the 'tracts. r'?-jy ' We have also planned to develop what is de- i signed to- be the best , equipped, , most, up-to-date, ' ' scientific,9 commercial, farm , and, orchard in ex istence, it will consist of six-thousand acres, and '. , will be included in this 'opening:' All who register ' and receiTe trcts- will get the benefit,; of..:. the ex-i i perimenti and scientific methods in vogue thereon' s While weSare arranging to prevent vover-registra .' tion, We Svill avoid many distippointmentsj such asf ' occurred tin' other; land iopenings1 conducted by the1 ' ' United States Government and -railroads,' by grant ing those: who registered in excess of the numbet , . .of tracts.vto be granted, a' interest rin t'thta com Tmercial $irm and orchard enterprise,! in the hope ;(hat theymay later locate in one of our town sites.? ' Examinnllon of the land will cheerfully r'be per-u ' mitted. and the, opening will be' ! held jat; Brown-, vi town,' Wayne CbUnty."Ge6rgia,, one i-bf the stations 0 of the A.B. &';'A;' Raiiroad;whi9i-a located on this ! ' property.pand. will 'occur as soon after the closing '' ) of reeistrtitions as arrangements can be made. i The presense of those registered will not be1 You will! riot le required to leave your present surroundinigs'now All we ask of those to'whom we grant tracts is that they plant, or arrange to have planted, a crop of j one of jthel nboveTmentioned pro , ducts within three years, after which we will have it, ' operated ( harvested, and replanted) for grantees, in i ;. consideration of : 25 per cent, of he net profits de-; .. rived from the sale of the crops, thereby .allowing , ( the grantee to pursue his or lier'present occupation ' untiV such .time v,as; they detennine just, what U,f' yield of their acres amounts to. Consider what this may mean as a source of income, when statistics 'show that the yleld 'Of one" acre Of celery amounted to $1,2(58.45, and that one acre of Well-cared-fori.-paper shell pecans, in full ..bearing,, should net its owner as high ae- $500.00 per year;' We'' are of the : opinion that, after is proven by actual, results ob-; j tained in operating the, land that they will need ho" , 7 further urging, and :iaite ho' time 'in locating iii this f . i ; land of plenty .'t . We also require grantees to occupy; . the land within teni years,, or sell it to some one who. r ' will occupy ' it; - Otherwise, it reverts,'- back' J to the 1 grantor. i,, i The land included In this, opening is located dir rectly on and adjoining the. -A tlanta,,. Birmingham;; and Atlantic Railroad, about twenty-five miles west of Brunswick, a :thriying, city 'of fifteen thousand, having direct steamship service to New TJork and - jjosxon,-ana exceueni' rauroaa iranspormtion mcu , ities to all points... The average temperature for six months of the year, from April to October, is 77 de 1 '(frees; the ''climate is most healthful.'delightful, and i invigorating, and there is an . ample rainfall ! of ,61 inches per year. . ' ' ' ""'' Our Aim Is for Mutually Beneficial Results. '" 1 As We aire" extremely' desirous of. having "set-. tiers locate on this property,' and assist in its de-" velopment, and thereby, greatly increase .the value of surrounding and intervening property, which we. J will hold, and to increase the traffic along the, At-i lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Raihoad,. tuid thus ' facilitate the service, we feel warranted in Wanting . .tiles tracts to. those who register '.wthl,- V- we olsn hnvd in mind business and residence pll " in will yffpr for sale after the opening, k ROijch ' "will notS included in ft:' ' We' have "mohr afterward" considerations 'in1" this hbei"'The H opening, similar tothosejOf, tho.JJorthj ro8l SOUTHERN GEORGi mud was , .... , 'COLORAlWithin three h - '"" :v mi "ii -' ") at a trot withoi ,. f, ., ii, -.v 'jialf the depth Southern Georgia Kaiiroaa-i,ani jjeyeioi,urying a . , . . " i? , .'."..r. . -fthta county waste enl Registration J,ePO"me,,' .' . ten tons when nrf&McnnTfVfco . i hPTwmv maKe aDDticutiuii w ; -fr . ii ... Want Ads Eggs for Setting. B,.vJ,, Reds, Black and Buff Orptng-teniarj-$1.60ner' setting, or 8.00 per 100 j Indian Binned Ducks,Tj-$1.00 per tt ): .frotn my bBahjW(iMum atoe-j FOR RENT Two large rooms un furnished or partly furnished, near Pahner Millr 312 Lake St. 3-81-tf. .IKJCaij. ,vi 'i i ii- r ' y.'l' hxqi. TO TRADE For' automobile ' new ;4 vobm hbuse- and acro of ground. e() J751.'"l'lii st'j.v ib-iiis. vsft's M-l&ti'': .liiJUJ i- .1,- m..i-jq. 6,0V.. FOR SALE$165 double seated Mack 'Jtmv'rifJ-'foT- Bfifli 1517 Madison,.10 " 'lOi -l LOST pksses"in black case iri busi . ness isection. Leave at Observer office'- and -be rewarded. . b -i -4-17-2tif FOR S ALfiAt half price,' fruit laod. shade trees. Geo. Ball. 4-17-41 FOR RENTrrFurnished: house- (206 ' Second St., possession .given April 28,"li4. Inquire La-Grande National I htreby announce myself as a can flldate for rtommation on the Republi can Ticket; tXftrf the offlee of Circuit udKe6f- the Tenth-Judicial Diatript n the vant 'Of mv nomination anil .Uo&. wttu endeavor to discharge tne pmcoi with equal "and aa ,'economicallv nd will: stand '.for the strict enforcampntlofr all laws. Xdvv J.W KNQWLES. ' ;--;;.,. 'qV . : ';.: Announcementof Candidacy f I hereby annonnce myself as a can didate' for nomination on th Repub lican ticket toi the. office ofr'Jomt rep resent tive to the'i-legiilatuie: from Union and iWallowa icounticaHi w sid-wiiHi OAVIQHIZAB, AAiSt W.r EuoiiOT ill !Tiiirfh rum ' .. .. , , vriv. iim biro j'ii j. i'ivi .i'ji-yjR '. .ii.--. I" J, ,W- Voterii,,,. vt- l respectfully announce my .candi dacy for representative subject to de cision of the republicans at the pri mary , election.; I wiU.';:giva vigilant nnd active service to, reduce the bur den of ! taxation, and procure -.fegtsla- rtttirr-tomeet-therwants-and-iiecesai- PARTIES, who had a Kodak placed in their buggy. near the postoff ic by mistake please" call Main 779. i i.-.,.i,.i, . . !'i' 1 : L.. . Two rooms furnished or unfurn ished, inquire Hill's Drug Store. Adv. LOST Saturday,, April, 11th at Sher i'' ry's or Arcade Theaterj a fur, collar, 'browniwrith black stripes. Finder leave at Golden Rule, or call Farmers 187, FOR SALE-160 acre timber land. B. , L. Roberts. X Ave. and Spruce Sfc La Grande. '" ''"'' ;4-16-to5-16-p. HAVE Pasture for stock; 5 miles from La; Grande; reasonable terms, j Call Red 1562. !;,,-. r. 4-16-6tp.f ': Board and Rooms modern, 1508; 4th, .'(Street.., 'Phone Black' 362.' I;, :r ! .i,; .,. '--U; ' ''; ",4-3-tf. FOR SAlE--Alfalfa hay! Ed String ham. Phone Farm l-x-6. " , 4-l-,tf, . , .v..!l- FOR - RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms, Phone Red; fS62; l-5tf. WANTEDT4Single farm' 'wagon' jjood v- conditlbri; Pigs,: Chickens, any jpod breed. f Address" ',', with ' lowest ash price, ;,J(. cLean,', Gen." Del,' .; , ' !., :-' ; 4-172tp. WANTED Dressmakirig and seifing :i by the day,, , Call Mrs." Nash, fte 1022.;,, i,i;r v'-V'-r ."X 4-lJ-tf. I (1 , , ATTENTl6 BREEDERS 1 1 ; ; , , , The ; grandly, bred : stallion S HAROLD WELCOME ; 2 :11 , will stand for service the seasc i of 1914 at the Fair Grounds, La i Grande,, Oregon; '. For .further i Information 'address G. A,,,Ln i coin, oWner.J or Cha Butchej ! .'; trainer and. manager, LaGrandai f f, Oregon, i, -;'.;.. ? v-1 1 necessarw at-. Browntown- on the opening ,day,. unless ' 1 they wish to attend, for there is" no favoritism shown anyone. It .wiil). be conducted .by. a commit tee selected for the. purpose, .and those- registered : will be notified of what: they. have ibeen, granted, as-'! Lsoon as possible. '''' ' ' ;',.'" , With the ever-increasing -population !of.u.this , country 'here is no corresponding increase ' in the," area of lsl'"l. and naturally as-the., population - in-,, , creases a'tfid' seeks the and .in purauit. of health, ; i happiner.'J and independence it;ill continuei to be hardei to secure. ! If The prosperous lnd contented class in Europe : -i to-day are Jthe descendants of those who secured lland there whcrt 'it was plentiful while the descejid-, ; ants ftf tliose who obtained no land are ' now the, , ,peasants rnd slaves..';. You, must, realize - that this j, ' may be yoUr last chance to secure land in tSiis ..." "1 country iwijhout a. large outlay of capital, sd it ., ) should not he necessary to urge you to act at opce ! :bys forwajd(ng us th: application for "Tegistratton i attached Jo this annpupcement, v i-u i LAND DEVELOPMENT BUREAU)-!' ion;l J WASHINGTON, D. C. . ..;. furnish vou with the correct answer W .would cut down the pulli ir. !.,.-, ;"..'....';''. T" 11 you aon t Deueve ine '. i".-. i ( .. . YA .... : i Amir will An wfiaf. ITfncr , tv '' -V ' ''"i'ti fM. it tM him an after vnn HlV Married or Smgle .L geen it In work here April 3lS . Do Vou ntavh'If King couldn't produce Tl mv nnn1itffi't!ion for refiristrati woilM nnt. Via in t.Tio nmnlntf nf ' information and particulars, including. many railroads and would not Name;. .', , State V. i Age..... j Nationality. ham and Atlantic Railroad, to transp be paid fof hig services out of j county funds. 4 before seeing ; -fr "fr fr en 'J lA'i Y . it .1 f hi, wneei vi- a nc V VV.2...M iL. ' rnhan ... 5 tovi ;:.'.''. 'i'.-'v'; -v ' " FOR RENT Five-room modern bun-. J galbw-Eas'y terms.' l- Call at room 27 New Foley building. . . . 3-12-tf. FOR SALE--Or will trade for reul ' estate mortgages. -' Several used au tomobiles - ranging 'in price .from $100.00 and un. . Smith's Garage; - '"' V -' ' I- 3-14-tf ' l f luft; . . : I:- , : v WANTED-rApplicants for a busiriess -: school. Easy; terms. For particulars write M. K. Box 598 La Grande.., :-;:':'"'! '-'"': ' 4-13-JOt, FOR RENT-.1512 Adams Ave.j light housekeeping rooms. ' Bedroom suit able for two gentlemen, $3.00 per week with bath. 2 blocks from center of city, i Phone Black 3901. , ,- ,,, ,;3-13-tf. -" - - i FOR SALE New -room modern cot tage, 4 blocks from business center small lot, a good bargain, aom 'terms. Edw. W.i- Rammerer. 20';4 dams ave. ; ' ' ; - 'j v .'' 6-20tf -II- ,,,t -Occupation, ....... United States? (t obligation; further fend fcomplete ' location on. the Atlanta, Birmiihg- nut-groowing possibilities, etc. Don't condemn 4 it .work.. v ' 4 ', Signature. FOR'-RENT Five : room house. In ' quire 1602 Jefferson Ave., , 4-15-6t "'..F0R TRADE-4-New1 , rnoderh' house, '.full size Jot,' up .to, date iij.e'Jery respects ; Built for a home. farm1 land'-Phone main 700.- T lo r.; !n FOR' SALE New if, Want -Adv. 3-33-tf modorn ' house. ; Fire' place; electric fixtures. Plumb ing Complete; ';; $100.00 1 cash. pal. $20.00 monthly. " Phone main , 7op. AdV. Airf)- nt ,& ,y-,.,'T 23-tf FOR REtfr-r-o' room 'moderii'cott'jg.', j close in.hGcbd garden spot, f fcts. Call Golden Rule Co. Adv.,,.,,, i ,1 Auto Truck for, hire Club trips, nights and. Sundays. Call Main 700. ' .-' . :-r : ,vs-27-tf. FOR SALE Heavy team, , waon, r -S a J it L , m n! j ( . GOSSKRQl CORSETS; j I . iTf. -Ml v,;i : H will improve i'Jri''i ! i immediately 71 Styies frbm $2to $8.5P 'X r' ' ! ! mi .;.. Corseti'ere t. ,,-i .i : i . I : I : Myflome) 1706.0a!- PhoheHed' 322l ANNOUNCEMENTS. ties of the peoDlo. Adv. NtUm, Union myself AntiniinrdkmAnil Ta M'KeDublican Voters o: county : vl herebv -anhannce as.a .cancudate ior. renominatlon for joint senator-forthe-:19th senatorial district,comprisingjiJnion, Ujiatilla and .Morrow couniios.'f In submitting my- candidacy itAheWoters if the district I 'will tati on m past recordrani favor retrenehmenj; less appropriations, fewer officers easy terms ana time oi tax payments V. A. BAKK Ad'I AM'.iO AJt SM'l wrr. S25-tf. kollec- ine- of - 'v;:',"!i'ANN'0UNCElilENT. Repeal , -of nrosent tax law: I tion of taxes Quarterly: combin useful 'commission'.' abolitions of use- loss commissions-and offices; general reduction iri cost Of running the pub lic business.' These are the things I stand for, and ask your, supportjjin the primary, May' 15th for the Republi can nomination of joint representative from Wallowa and Union Counties. c; ..-. AL. JONSS. i-nAdy,, !,; .,; a .',t atW-B-6-lS - . ' v ' I r :r 1 t . . S I hereby announce myself as can didate on tho, Progressive,, Tickfct for . the pffice of County Judge ofUnion : County, and should I be nominated and elected, will give the office m care ful attention and will reduce the ex pense of , thecounty where ev pos sible to do so." ' I LORANZO STILWfLL. Adv. . , wed-fat-wk t": to I ne voters. art s fTT Unhjip Count Voters'. ISdeilre to -'reresent Vouras'"-t!rjtse8tativo from Union county In the next legis lature. If, elected my policy will bo rctrcnchir.egt.!45UDlic expenas an I abolishment of commissions ask foovthe ireoublicannomini Adv.. ; JKi. RG EIT. For County Judge. ;T;herebynilpprself for the office. of county judgo subject Jo the RepuWieaiA.p'rimaryO.ll shall ji the event of my election, strive to give thepiiftons,' offyepunjy thejsnme "ecVnicaV'admlniWr'atio'h as 1 have In the1 past,' hd' shall' make al mat- ter.'VlcoHf6rm 'f;h 1pblicyvof economy as'much ai !thfevsittiatlon"'wtll permit. "-Adv. ,J5fiil!'J IJ-Ji Cf' HENRY, tfuiitikilrrisil 'vihiPresentilncurnbcnt. CHILDREN WHO VsiSir Mottieriiwtio value their owd comfort and the wclfuro tif thlrchlld,n.iihonlliiovCT he w(lliout " bor of Slotlmroray'B Kwoci rawdorufnrcblldran, for lino ttirouuliout tho suuiton. They Break dp . f.ti..UtoolMtovo.KwMaliMarCoiifibU9nTeeth- intr, lli.ordvni, lloauacho and Mnnincll lcpii.ilpa.' VnM hyMolhera for U yeara. TIIKSK PO?DKH8 NHVKl FAIU -90M- by,iilt'1rMr'rlloriii, M. Dftn'lan&ptauptHtiitftHfr. Hainplti nttt'cd VRSU. 1 AUaraiAHH.OltuatiHl4U,lloJf(V. a - Adv. I i II I ii i I in nl II i -trr THE -. -; Pr!Qj?j Fourth Street Grocery! Full Line of Fancy Groceries andCandie cos un on w PROMPT. t)ELlVERYf -ii ' j THE PLACE' WriERE THE CHILDREN TRADlt f.i1 orr ?.') NEAR iTHE") HIGH SCHOOL'J J Phoner Maisi 39rsffw Yidod ePhdnii.jyiur Ordel' I aujt isgfeSl .htavcgpjgwn qua signs. Made ifyffy&l Grande. sion stone alwaj-s 17. Rubble and Dimei- oh E. C. DAVJS. ban(. trijRmmXMftil- nihil i7 rt"0ii W .r. - 'it B 'i '.;' U rt VJ?Jk Ave;, La Grande. Ore . 1 , Concrete Blocks. 7 VI, I ;;,,, :hJA