La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 25, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt?AGE TWO. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, IBIS. a Union County Farmer's Exr change List V rr ji JMA9IISK KEY. (Continued from Yesterday.) .(Published by County Agriculturist, Claude C, Cate, La Grande, Ore.) k FOR .SALE OR EXCHANGE - Turner1 Oliver, La Grande, Ore, . field peas, oats, and bald barley. ' Paddock Bros., Union, Ore., prune - , trees, ready lor planting this spring. - J. w. Bush, cove, Ore., seven youn, - jo-10 noisiein nuns lor saie sov eacn, E. H. De Long, La Grande, Ore., .. registered Jersey bull. 1 , , David Lynd, Elgin, several stands .. of bees, ' ... ;- J. R. Weaver, Elgin Ore., saw-mill and two million feet of timber. . Mrs. 3. W. Ingram, full blooded S. c orown leghorn eggs, uove, Ore, , raaaocK Bros, .union, ore., Z pure ' bred Duroc Jersey boars, 3 pure bred nnooe island rooster. O. A. Clinghammer, EJgin, Ore., 800 oounds timothv seed. Ed Edwards, Cove, Ore.; one ton of crown beans, 76 sacks of JJnrbank potatoes. 3. H. Wickens, Elgin, Ore, horses : and farm machinery. . A. L. Taylor, ' Alice!, Ore, good quality peerless potatoes. ,. i W. F. Hug, Elgin, Ore,, some good horses..','''..--. - J. G. Henderson, Elgin, Ore., 160 acre farm and pasture land, 9 . miles j from Elgin $35 per acre. $1000 down and balance on easy terms. . I Alvin MdCullough, . Imbler, wheat, oats, barley, cream, earn chickens and bogs. Samuel Morris, Imbler, Ore., one Suffolk stallion, 8 years old. . - John Speckhart, La Grande, Ore., wneat, norses and cattle. .J m SOCIAL DATES 0117 IMBLER PEOPLE HAVE MUCH TO ENJOY Milo Pratt Will Move to Twin Falls . to Run Alfalfa Ranch. Imbler, Oregon, Feb. 24. (Special) George Cochran ' and ' wife of La Grande spent last Friday in Imbler visiting their aunt, Mrs. George Ruck man. - - -v -. . - ... - Walter Stringhanv who has . been spending the last week in Portland. where his son is studying music, re turned - Saturday, accompanied by a severe case of la grippe. ..'' ; ; . C. I. Dornbenrer arrived in Imbki- Friday mornlnir. havinar just returned from a meeting of fruit men held in our sister state on the north. The Freshman class in Emrlish. in the local higthi school is having a little novelty in the form of a continuous composition, a different member of the v I wtu imj soiling a vi tiuu vi wic i"' supposed trip of two boys over Ore- Before loug the camp was In an up roar, and it was due to certain cooler heads that trouble did not eusue Un mediately. These men insisted that I there was time to settle the dUpute of i ownership, forced Wilkerson- to .with draw his command that Kane !eav the tuiue Instantly and., managed to tiring a semblance or peace out of dis order. - Kane bowed his neck to the yoke of tbelr authority, bat dispatched a trusty motutouger to the station with a telegram lo John to come aa soon as possible. ' Wilkerson resorted to . scene which whs eventually to threat en the very existence of the "Master Key." . He sent Drake south to confer with a desperado whom ho knew, who could gather h baud of Mexicans like himself on short, notice, ready for any thing tbut promised loot. "Tell ' Jose to. be here tomorrow night."' he instructed lilm. "I'll want about twenty men well armed." Drake rode away as from destruc tion, cursing the luck- tbut had put mm in i lie power or such it man In loapoiise to Kami' meitsuge John IXirr. 4 Ituili Uatlou and Everett left Beverly Kill for Silent Valley. : Tbey arrtvisl tlic third day after the cook, and from the iniiun-iit they were recog nized tlii miner di'uppt1 their atti tude nt milky waltluK mid thronged about their mixtions, cheering '. and HhakliiK hands. - When they hud got Into the hlg house Kane arrived, npron Kon. At present the two travelers j and all. to reiort on the situation. are returning via Klamath Falls, Burns, etc, A record is made of the best constructed sentence from each day's composition. Originality .r bt- ucveiopea aion,j with form. I. A. Bingaman, Imbler, - Ore., . 3 W. C Hul, Elgin, Ore., 290 acies of U"C pulpit in the evening Thi Ep- "It's come to a showdown." he re uiurked. ."Wllkciwin-. has several of tho worthless fellows here, and a lot of half breeds back in (lie lilll.i. fie Rev. Hanson? came in fr'nm : Elln knuws 1 have that money of yoiirR.'i.nd FOR SALE 1IT - If rfl . T 1 1 ' Adolf Waelv. Elirin. On... nm wwl m. y. Connor ana son .iMtpn spent Wt-Ma inursaay nignt at the home or Ed potatoes. . .. . , RovIph in l o r.mniiK m,. rnn. . pure Clydesdale stallion. - T. D. Elam, La Grande, Ore., pota toes. .-:.- Edward Jasper, Island City, Ore., cattle and horses. J. J. Qolden, La Grande, Or., horses. C. E. Trueblood, Cove, Ore., : one Rhode Island Red Cockerel. Royal J. Allen, Cove, Ore.,' span the next morninir. Henry McGoldrick, who purchased the Bass home, is fraving the same painted and papered and wired. Walter .vesttall win occupy this home the Ant of March. Koyal Allen and his basketball team of Cove high school were in Imbler Sunday afternoon on their return from a ....... I, . . ... ArttMHm. St nA A litAA'tk. " wm. UI ,owii county. . Mr, Allen "chas Org. Cove, Ore:. Little Club fauomobiUd wheat for seed. mh . t....t u.. .... : , .1. If . 1nt.m r w a n to-uu- . ""i." " un aiiaua "A " "' j ' " j' . l.T .i.V.V. nF.m near Twin Fails, dozen or to iiinlcniitents half drunk, under the leadership of -Tubbs, who promiHpd It to the . Mexicans If they help him. Von see. Wilkerson will .keen bin aklrts cJeiir that war. He can say that It was a raid by linndltH." -;.;t :: j ; .' . . . .' . "Hnw soon does 'all this happen?" drawled John. .. , Kane glanced at him curiously.' He understood that-warning not to frigbt- eu Hutu and went un airily.' "Oh. 1 roekou Just as soon as Wilkerson gets Tnbbs wen ned (in n that bottle of hK : But when Ruth hud gone to her own t'ooius the conk 'wasted uo words in suiootliiug IhiiiKS over. :; "You've. got to act and net quick he told .(ohu and Everett.-.' ylt-ain't jtho time for fooling. Tonight muy do tilt' business, for thiwe .Mexicans lire Impatient. , lieinember that Wilkerson lias the keys to tho powder bouse, and he has all UIikIh of chance to lay. his trans." ' v Lcedvorn eirm. and one dav old chirks "Z? V " lu"" "na 't doirt think he expected us so Jewell Robinson. Cove. Ore., .rood a! "UJ0Tr new".me. ,n .rew ! soon." John remarked. . , horses. - ' ; "W-,JSj ""l J l.S??a "A "od ,wk ' 8 Oeorge Miller, Cove, Ore., horses, pratt are ii " J rJki , ' l'ollc that drop In unexiiocted like." cows, hogs, geese and butter. and h.v? . host ofeXhJ" M tha ,Huse.- "Just take E. W. Pease, Cove, Ore., canning, ttomu&ii'i i Ktt there now.- i".1 C0"diti0n' Pty 10,00 thTmo8eighth TrueeBluhe Htearrv T""W ''-" that c,rii.,,: 'jr.. A. v , society of tha local school rendered an the cuuin "as iilelly but surely dl- ' ' " "u'Be8 interesting program Friday afternoon, i vIUIiir Into two pin tles, The elder b V phi- r.' iw a- th?-s'xth and seventh grade and high ml" were gathered about the cook " "Z. " ' ":'.':''''" scnooi being invited to attend. j shanty. Around the office stood A B ' Milloi m , i w .nry Mctroldnck and wife were and-chickensT' ' ' .l L. A- Bingaman home b C Maxwell EloHi.' Or millet' ?h, monthly report of, the Imbler 3 -V Maxwe"' 'R1'1 "re., millet school shows a toUl enrollment of 133. W r. flkknni t a w : Vi-ittn wns is slowly convalesc- W. G. Gibbons, U Grande, Ore., im- j,ig f,.om her severe ln f f proved corn, onions and carrots. . idavs airo (""ess oi a tew W. J. Gilpin, Cove, Ore., field peas. " ilJjL.L . . . . . . y; " ; W. Zurbrick, La Grande, Ore., 6!jim , , . . rowed white "barley.. ' ' ' lO'sposal. In no way is the publisher Andrew Muldenburg," La Grande. ! "S,0:"8 lu item? 'is1t,e Ore., dry land alfolfa seed and some ' h8 f 1 be ent to aU far"le.1;8 wheat 'who request it. The success or fad- E. M, Darren, La Grande, Ore., i "r,e f f Pn depends upon the in good seed corn., . 'torest manifested by the farmers. I. A. Biniramann. Imbler. Ore.. Jer. Ple88e inIom me of yur "d sev bull. 1 vear old - repoix saies or exchanges made as a John Spikhart La Grande. Ore.. w",t of T.hia .is f re you. ImlH hHu. v i ... ' 'l ln nexi list will De iL If - T C. Jim . uumuiu ik iuuiriMuu, ouiumervuie, i ure., sweet clover of white variety, 1 bushel. ' ; - - - . A. E. Hug, Elgin, Ore., dry land alfalfa seed. ; v " Arthur Golden, La Grande, Ore., sweet clover seed white variety.' Chris Stackland, Cove, Ore., sweet clover seed. . . Ed Jasper, Island City, Ore., sweet clover seed. , . Reynolds, La Grande, Ore,' sweet clover seed. J. W. Ingram, Cove, Ore, local grown seed. J. K. Wright. La Grande, Ore, 125 sacks Early Rose potatoes, same Early Ohio, 15 bushel bald barley, 150 lbs. alfalfa soed. Frank McKennon, Alicel, Ore, local corn, field peas, clover seed. W. J. Case, Alicel, Ore, field peas. E. S. Gekeler, Elgin, Ore, alfalfa. Mrs. T. F. Organ, Cove,. Ore, local seed corn, clover seed, ami alfalfa. J. E. P.oyr.oldR, La Grande, Ore, need corn. George Grout, La Grande, Ore , clover seed. William Ledbetter, Alicel, Ore., clover seed. j, H, Wickens, Cove, Ore, clover seed. W. 0. Parks, Elgin, Ore,' clover seed. t. L. Lantz, Cove, Ore, 1 white Plymouth Rock Cockerel. E. W. Pease, Cove, Ore, Yellow Dent corn. Jewel Robinson, Cove, Ore., carrots, beets, vetch and com. J. K. Lantz, Cove, Ore, Beardless barley, corn. Royal Allen, Cove, Ore, good Dcrft corn. A. A. Antles, Cove, Ore, clover seed. This exchange list is published by the County Agriculturist in order to bring those 'vhu are in need of vario is kinds of seed, stock and other general Hems of the farm, in eloper touch with those who tave such things for i April 1st published How's This? . " We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. J. CHENEY ft CO, Toledo, O. W, the understood, have known P. J. Cheney for the last 16 years, and bellevo lilm perfectly honorable in nil business transaction! and financially able to carry oui. ?JE5L?f "f alions made by his Arm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, . ' Toledo, O, Hnll's.Catarrh Cui'e la taken Internally, acting directly upon tho blood and mu cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials 5"' .?t?' Pr,c 76 cnts Per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hll Family Pills fir constlpatloa "TIZ" HELPS SORE,TIRED FEET Good-bye sore feet, burning feet, swol len feet, sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired feet. , Good-bye corns, callouses, bunions and raw spots. No more shoe tight ness, ' no more limping with pain or drawing up your face in agony. "TIZ" is magical,' acts right off. "TIZ" draws out all the poisonous exuda tions which putt up the feet. Use iiA,rin . ? Jit- ana tor get your foot misery. Ah I how com fortable your feet feel. Get a 25 cent box of "TIZ" now at any druggist or department store. Don't suffer. Have good leet, glad feet, feet that never well, never hurt, never get tired. A year's foot comfort guaranteed . or metier refunded. I i i The Old Cook Offered to Fight Him on ..Any Terms. was wholly drunk; and on the porch talking to Wilkerson were a rouple of Mexicans. , "It looks as If they meant to rush the camp." Dorr said thoughtfully, fie proceeded to arm himself, and Everett quietly followed suit. ' v "I'm going to talk to the boys flret." snld Dorr, lie left the bungalow and strode off down the hill, followed by the cook. A gun was fired up by the mine tunnel mouth. "That's a signal (bat the Mexicans are making trouble T Kane shouted. "Look out for dynamite In the shaft, John!" . : Without n word further Dorr leaped Mowu from the porch of the Cook shan ty and started up the hill, followed by a dozen faithful supporters. Other .shots were Bred. Wilkerson appeared nt the tunnel mouth and then vanished Inside. John sprang upon the trestle aud rushed after lilm. Insinutly a hand of Mexicans mate ria llzcd bnlfwny down the hill, Qred n few shots and retreated. John paid no attention to them, but kept on. Once 3-!thiu the tunnel he saw a fnlnt gleam of light abend of blm. Be understood thnt Kane wa right wli terson was playing a desperate game In. blowing, up the shaft nod iheu ip the -ouluKv 'ouftialon allowing the bandits to loot uudkMirbetf. - ' A few yards further on John stopped A dark figure rushed by-him toward j tbe open air. , But the little glow of light remained. For a moment Don hesitated! tbeu be leaped forward and began trying to extinguish a .lighted fuse. . He bad almost succeeded when a bullet whhszed by lilm; thcu a second spattered on tbe rock overhead, - He turned and fired blindly ln tbe dlrec Hon of the shots and resumed his task, Tbe fuse was short, but bs succeeded in extinguishing It and started back. He met a fusillade of bullets. -. He dashed on toward the mouth - of tbe tunnel aud suddenly emerged on Wll kersou, wbo. not being able to see Into the mnrk of the shaft, was firing blind ly Into tbe opening. : : . ";... With a shout John leaped for the man whom he now knew to be seeking his life, j ' Before- Wilkerson could lire another - shot be was caught la a mighty embrace und then began a short shnn struggle high In tbe nlr. John Dorr; for the first time In bis life knew the absolnte and - teniae (hirst for killing that sometimes comes to a man. It was cither bis life or Wtlkerson's. Aud uo one should In terfere with bis revenge.;,., He threw himself oa the man -with but one ob ject iu view-to slay blm bare bunded. Wilkerson fought ugerisbly. and for tbe moment bad the advantage. . Tbe forty tremie was an III Mare for a heavy imin like Dorr to tight on. and tbe others agility and lithe quickness seemed about to win when Jobs by a sudden unexpected and. desperate ma neuver caught blm and threw hlra clear Into the air, breaking bis clntcb witb a terrific blow. Then he Jerked him to the edge of the trestle and flung aim over. " -:' ::."' ..i t:.'1. Standing erect. John drew tbe air Into bis tortured lungs and let out a tremendous yell of triumph. - " Ruth Gallou heard that barbaric veil and shuddered. Tom Kane stared no- ward nt tbe figure on the trestle, and his open mouth seemed llpless. for be, too. shared In the moment's blood lUSt. .rs;v-fvA"t i' '':,.'- j'-;.'.',:v.; Aud on tbe rocks below Wllkerson's figure sprawled grotesquely; its white and darkling face turned sightless) to the sky. (To be Continued.) i T'S a ill wind that blows no body good, but it's a ' better that blows nobody, ill. ' Thar ain't nothin' but good in VEL VET. Those world famous pipe smoking qualities that - Nature puts into Kentucky Bur ley de Luttt are brought oat to rail, axed-in-: tbe-wood, mellow perfection in VELVET, Tbe Smoothest Smoking Tobacco. 3CZIC IDE THE PEOPLE'S STOUE The Temple of Economy CORDUROY PANTS $1.98 Made of good quality corduroy in. light and ? dark shades. , t ;iJi LJt lafc NEW SUIT CASES $1.50 TO $10.00 Suit cases that are built to stand the knock about oi travel and at the lowest possible ; prices. 1 ," TRUNKS $4.85 TO $13.50 Are you looking for a good trunk! We have " them in all sizes and shapes. The prices will suit your purse. , GOLF OR. AUTO CAPS 85 AND 98 Made of all . wool imported tweeds, plaids and silk in styles that are becoming. : - B0TS' SUITS $2.85 TO $8.50 Boys' two and three piece suits with long or kmckerbocker pants, made of all-wool -materials, constructed for wear and satis faction. A NEW ERA IN OUR MEN'S STORE .This section of our institution is gaining favor with our old customers and new customers are added every day. The Reasons Everything offered for sale in this depart ment, no matter how low the price, is of good quality. No article, no matter how attractive it may appear, is priced more than its actual value. 2STo transaction at this store is considered : completed until the article is used and is in everyway satisfactory. . If you want Satisfaction Shop Here. , THE PEOPLED STORE The Store For The People A Case of Necessity. ..' -Old Lady ((stopping on road) Dear! Dearl Why are you two men using such frightful language? ; Tattered -Thames Well, yer see lady me ah' me pard has ter exchange heated words to keep warmiot havin' no overcoats.----'.'-.' c -.'. .--v... V,:,.;. The intelligent talesman was being examine to pass on to the jury in a ' murder trial. . Do you believe in cap ital punishment?" inquired the at torney. 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