La Grande evening observer., July 01, 1916, Image 11

SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1916.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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REAL ESTATE .
4000 ACRE STOCK RANCH 120 acres
- Alfalfa, four crops yearly; 70 acres
in bearing orchard; fine new house
and barn and numerous other build
ings in good condition; water in
house; land controls six miles of
River; winter and summer range
to run 4000 cattle and 3000 sheep;
stock never over three hours ride
from home; California, climate;
price $12.50 per acre; very little
money required, owner has cleared
$10,000.00 annually s for past 10
years off ranch. Best Stock Ranch
in Northwest and biggest bargain
ever offered as a money maker; will
bear closest examination. 'Some
trade taken. Address 108 A, care
Observer La Grande, Oregon.
320 AROE, WHEAT RANCH, 11 mi
from Elgin on main highway; 100
acres in cultivation, 90 acres more
tillable; orchard; 7 room hou.-?e,
good barn; well and 2 springs; all
fenced with hog tight wire. Price
' $30.00 per acre; $5000. cash bal-
ance in 6 years at 8 per cent. Some
trade taken. Address 104 A, Ob
server, La Grande Oregon.
240 ACRES, AT RINEHART STA
TION, 5 miles Elgin, 2 1-2 Imbler
on Main Highway, telephone, elec
tric lights, rural route, 2 story
plastered house, large barn, 150
acres under cultivation best soil,
adjoinB Grande Ronde River known
as the Henry Rinehart farm. Price
$15,600.00 terms. One of the best
Farms in the Grande Ronde Valley.
Address 100 B Observer, f,a
Grande Oregon.
210 ACRE WHEAT RANCH 5 Miles
E. of Elgin, 150 acres under cultiva
tion, abundant water from Springs,
large house, two barns, county
road on two sides of place 40 bushels
wheat per acre is an average yield
for this ground. Price $12,500.00
cash $2,500.00 balance on crop pay
ment at 8 per cent Address 101
B, Observer, La Grande, Oregon.
560 ACRE STOCK RANCH and 45
head of cattle for $8000.00 3 Miles
Minam, Oregon. 130 acres under
cultivation, 10 acres now in Timothy
35 acres in flail wheat, 6 room
farm house, barn, for 20 horses and
17 milk cows all fenced, abundance
water open range adjoining, terms
at 7 per cent. Trade considered.
Address 103 B care Observer, La
Grande Orsgon.
400 ACRES 5 miles from Lostine. Al!
fenced and cross fenced 200 acres
tillable 1"40 acres now in fall wheat
plenty of good water, good barn and
grainaries, house not very good,
small orchard, good road to farm:
this is in a good location. Price
$26 per acre can give terms on part
of this. Address 103 C Observer,
La Grande Oregon.
474 acres 11 miles from Enterprise
all fenced and cross fenced on good
county road; rolling and valley; 100
acres Timothy FINE 10 acre alsace
clover,, in neighborhood of 75 acres
to be summer fallowed 2 good wjls
and one good spring, 7 room house,
carries $500 insurance, fair barns
good grainary holds 3000 'bushels;
young orchard. This is. a good grain
and stock ranch. The price is $26.25
per acre, terms. $1500 cash will
handle tjtis one. Address 104 C
Observer, La Grande, Oregon.
40 ACRES 15 miles from La Grande,
Oregon 37 acres in cultivation; 'i
acres pasture, 12 acres clover, 7
acres alfalfa, balance in grain.
Fair improvements, water in house
and ibarn 3-4 mile from place is a
good school. About $1000 worth of
stock and implements included in
the price. Price $4000. Terms if
desired. Address 100-D, Observer,
La Grande.
120 ACRES only 7 miles from La
Grande, in the valley, on main
road, school house on the place, 40
acres in alfalfa, all the balance to
grain and timothy except about 20
acres used for pasture. Plenty of
water for irrigation, buildings fair.
This place is fully equipped with
milch cows, hogs, chickens, cream
separator, horses, harness, and all
necessary farming equipment.
Price $6000, state mortgage bearing
- 6 per cent can be assumed by pur
chaser, reasonable payment down
and good terms on balance. Ad
dress 101-D, Observer, La Grande.
820 ACRES, nearly all under plow,
well improved, water for irrigation,
2 miles from railroad station, a
splendid farm, tihnt produces equal
to the highest priced land in the
Grande Ronde valley. Price is $44
per acre, small payment, reasonable
terms. Address 102-D, Observer,
La Grande.
LAND in Grande Ronde valley, six
and seven miles from La Grande,
water for irrigation, every acre un
der plow, on main County road, for
the very low price of $50 per acre.
Small payment down, purchaser can
have possession and practically pay
for balance out of crops. Address
103-D. Observer, La Grande. Ore.
ABOUT 1 1-2 ACRES on Island City
road set to gooseberries Cherries
and currants all in 1earing. Four
room house papered, fine land wa
ter for irrigation. A dandy small
home that will help maks a living.
Price $1850.00 Cash $300.00 to
$500.00 Balance can be arranged on
monthly payments. Interest 8 per
cent Address 102 F, Observer, La
Grande, Oregon.
STOCK RANCH 1160 ACRES 12
miles from La Grande. 200 acres
in cultivation and hay; balance fine
.pasture, small house; two barns
"fair fences; good water. 160 acres
of this land is in forest reserve and
was taken on account of the pasture
near and the water on the land.
Price $8.00 per acre. $4280.00 cash
balance 5 years at (J per cent inter-
est. Possession will be given at
once. Address 101 t Observer-,
La Grande, Oregon.
80 ACRES, 9 miles southwest of On
tario, Oregon, and 7 miles east of
Vale, Oregon, 3-mile from railroad,
li miles from station. All into
grain and alfalfa. All under good
fence; two good houses, fair barn,
two good wellss, under gravity
ditch. Paid-up water right. Price
$110.00. Address 100G, Observer,
La Grande.
160 ACRES in Silver Creek Valley,
Harney Co., Orggon. Creek through
same, all sub-irrigated. A 1 grain
, or alfalfa land. All tillable. 125
acres in cultivation. House 14 x
28ft, li stories, barn 14x36 ft
granary, stone cellar, smoke house,
tool house, chicken houses and
yards. ' Hog houses and yards. 5
good wells. Joins unlimited range,
i mile from Railroad now building.
Price $45.00 per acre. Address
101G, Observer, La Grande.-
320 ACRES in the Silver Creek
country, Harney Co., Oregon. 230
acres perfectly level, balance on
bench, 40 acres now in crop, all
under three-wire fence. ' Joins un
limited range, J milo from railroad
now building. Small house, a good
grain or alfalfa ranch. Price $25.00
per acre. Address 102G Observer,
La Grande. i -
80 ACRES, one mile from Ontario,
Oregon, all under fence, 40 acres
alfalfa, balance grain, fair house
and barn, good deep well, under
good gravity ditch. Paid-up water
right. Price $2Q0.00 per acre. Ad
dress 103G, Observer, La Grande.
200 ACRES, ten miles southwest of
Ontario and 6 miles east of Vale,
li miles from railroad station. 100
acres into alfalfa, bulance grain, all
under good fence, under gravity
ditch with paid-up water right. One
of the best alfalfa ranches in Mal
heur County, joins outside range.
This is. an estate and must be sold
at once. Price $110.00 per acre.
Address 104G Observer, La Grande,
Oregon.
90 ACRES of foot-hill land near the
Nunn orchard which is about seven
miles Northeasterly from La
Grande. Most of this land has been
logged-off, yet there is some good
saw timber and a large quantity of
second growth, more than enough in
value to pay for the property. The
land is not steep. Very little of it
is rocky, running water most of the
year, a splendid place for develop
ing a home and a paying farm. The
price is -420.00 per acre. -A small
cash payment required, might take
some trade and can. make terms to
suit purchaser. Address 104-D, Ob
server, La Grande.
40 ACRES on the fooMiill about 10
miles Northerly from La Grande on
the West- side of the valley. This
land is mostly covered with good
timber, has never been logged, just
the thing for some "farmer in the
valley who needs wood, posts and
lumber; not only valuable for im
mediate use but a good investment
Price is only $15.00 an acre with a
small cash payment, easy terms and
low rate of interest on balance. Ad
dress 105-D, Observer, La Grande.
RONDOWA on the Elgin branch, at
the confluence of the Wallowa and
Grande Ronde rivers. Good store
and hotel building, splendid barn
and other improvements, small or
chard and several acres in fine
cultivation. This property is lo
cated in the center of a large and
fast developing country and could
no doubt be made the principal
trading point. The soil is rich and
there is an abundance of water. In
the Rondowa tract there is 160
acres, the river running through it.
and there are two other tracts of
logged-off land of 160 acres each in
connection. All together . this 480
acres can bo had for $15 per acre,
reasonable payment down and long
timeNon balanee. Address 106 -D,
Observer, La Grande.
CORVALLIS Modern residence nnd
two lots well improved, within
three blocks of Court House. All
clear, worth $4500, to trade for
property in La Grande of equal
value. Address 107-D, Observer,
La Grande.
NORTH POWDER About 35 acres
good level land just outside city
limits, part in crop, all can be
farmed, price $2500, mortgage for
$750 which purchaser can assume,
want some cash? can take some
trade. Address 108-D, Observer,
La Grande.
MORE THAN ONE ACRE just out-
side City limits, nice new bungalow,
some trceai, good improvements,
property easily worth $1200, can be
had for $900 on easy terms. Ad
dress 109-D, Observer, La Grande.
1040 ACRE Stock Ranch, 25 miles
from town nnd railroad, 200 acres
tillable, plenty of running water
and springs; 7 'roomed house and
barn, good winter range, close to
forest reserve, ideal for horses, cat
tle and sheep, price $12.50 per acre,
I cash, balance 5 to 10 years at 8
per cent. Would consider some
trade. Address 108-A, Observer, La
Grande.
9000 ACRE Stock 'Ranch; 4000 till
able; 1000 under cultivation; all
fenced and cross-fenced; 3 sets of
good buildings; 40 machine shear
ing plant; 30,000 sheep have been
run on this ranch annually for 10
years; in 1915 $42,000.") worth of
lambs were sold; this ranch pro-
duces an annual income of from
$75,000 to $100,000.00. Suitable for
sheep and cattle. Stock can be had
with the place at market price.
Ranch to be sold for the reason that
part of stockholders have been
called to Prance on account of the
war. . Price $18.00 per acre. 8600
ewes and lambs at market priee.
Terms. Address 110-A, Observer,
La Grande.
520- ACRES, six miles from town and
railroad; 100 acres in cultivation,
20 acres in meadow; balance bunch
grass pasture; good running stream
through land all year; farm land
can be irrigated; timber on place
for own use; all fenced and cross
fenced; fair improvements; $20.00
per acre; easy terms." Address
105-A Observer La Grande.
640 ACRES, 12 miles from town and
, railroad; 210 acres, in fall wheat;
200 acres more being broken now;
good spring water;, fenced and fair
improvements; $20.00 per acre and
easy terms. Address 106-A Observ
er, La Grande. -
1800-ACRE STOCK RANCH, 15 miles
from town and railroad, 250 acres
now in hay, 100 acres more can be
cropped, plenty of running water
and springs, all fenced and cross
fenced, good seven roomed house,
barn for 40 head horses and 100
tons hay, 2 other barns and gran
ary, pasture land covered with
heavy bunch grass, good automo
bile road to town and telephone in
house; owner retiring from stock
business; price $22.50 per acre, &
cash, balance 5 to 10 years at 8
per cent; would consider some trade
up to $5000.00. Address 109-A Ob
server, La Grande.
TIPTOP GRANDE RONDE Valley
Ranch 280 acres 150 in cultiva
tion, more can be cultivated. Deeded
water right; ten-room house with
bath, cement cellar, electric power
line, telephone, hot and cold water;
barn 66 x 44, full basement holds
110 tons hay; shed 60x24; 1 big
granary, woodshed, chicken and hog
. houses. Price $20,000; $5000
down, balance six per cent. This
is positively one of the very best
ranches in the Valley. Address
102-M, care Observer, La Grande.
INCOME PROPERTY FOR RANCH
Have four modern, well-built
homes in La . Grande five rooms
and bath in each house, cement
basements, connected with sewer,
close in all rented, never unoccu
pied. Will trade for ranch. Will
assume some debt on good ranch.
Address 100-M, care Observer, La
Grande.
2200 ACRE Stock and Grain Ranch;
15 miles from town and R. R.; 550
acres in cultivation; 300 more cai
be cultivated; 2 sets of buildings:
creek and spring on place; all fence
and cross-fenced; owner retirin
from business; small amount of
money will handle; would considei
small residence property in trad
iprice $12.50 per acre. Addrer
107-A, Observer, La Grande.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Five-room modern house
on Seventh street. Call Main 55 or
see Dr. Richardson. 6-10-tf
FOR RENT House, corner Oak and
Spring Sts. Phone Farmers 18X6
or see Geo. H. Currey. 6-17-tf
MODERN furnished apartments $10
per month and up, 1606 Washington
avenue. Best in La Grande. Adv.
6-1 -tf.
FOR RENTA large front bed sit
ting room with bath; suitable tor
two people. Two blocks from cen
ter of town. Phone Black 3901.
1512 Adams Avenue. Adv. 5-26-tf.
FOR RENT Five room modern cot
tage. Inquire Cherry's New
Laundry. Adv. 6-28-tf.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms.
Call Red 962. Adv. 6-10 tf.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms, 1914 Third street.
Rhone 712. Adv. 6-29-3t
FOR SALE
FOR SALE CHEAP Modern five
room house. Your own terms., By
owner. W. C. Hansen. Adv.'
4-14-tf.
FOR SALE Six room modern house.
Inquire 602 Main street. Adv.
6-30-2tp.
FOR SALE--160 aores timber land,
$1,000; $400 cash, baknee stock.
B. T. Roberts, 1603 X avenae, La
Grande, Oregon. Adv. 4-4-tf.
FOR SALE Work horse.
Black 1642. -Adv.
Phone
6-28-5t.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 50 acres
seven miles from La Grande;
fenced hog tight; all in crop one
third goes with place, also some im
plements. Fair buildings; good
springs; plenty outside range.
Will consider good light auto ir
exchange. Write or call 1603 Sec
ond avenue, La Grande, Ore. Adv.
6-26-6tp.
FOR SALE Household furniture, in
cluding piano. In excellent condi
tion, 1302 Sixth. Adv. 6-26-6t.
WANTED Small furnished house,
modem, close in; rent reasonable;
young couple, no children. Apply
office of Golden Rule Co. Adv.
6-28-tf.
REWARD for return of child's black
p'ush coat Call Black 1332
6-29-4tp
Our Want Ads bring results.
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STANLEY COVELESKJE.
LA
SINGLES
AND DOUBLES
COMPETE.
WILL
Pendleton Tournament Will Be
ited by Two Men.
Vis-
La Grande is going to have strong
representation in the bisr tennis
S
ENTER TOURNEY
tournament which begins in Pendleton ed and showed his twirlers how it
tomorrow unless plans now laid fail, i should be done by pitching the re
The pick of Eastern Washington, -the ' maining innings himself. v
Umatilla county vicinity, Baker and I The local boys just naturally
points east, is going to be present, wouldn't be stopped , from clouting
and La Grande is sending tow men the ball and Wallowa couldn't con
over who will doubtlessly uphold nect with Garrick at all and theire
their own very nicely. For a time ' fore the score climbed and climbed
there was some question ubout La ' until there is no te'ling where it
Grande players entering, but a spe- would have got to if the locals had
cial arrangement has been made- not played horse and allowed the
whereby it will not bo necessary for Wallowa team to hold them down
the contestants from here to play on anrt aiao to make the game more in
Sunday and therefore they will at- teresting allowed Wallowa to scoro
tend. La Grande colors will be car- fom. run8 to which they had no
ried to Pendleton by General Secre-. ri(rht The Kamc from the 8tand
tary King of the Y. M. C. A. andpomt of the 0l,i00ker was the poorest
Norman trees. Both will likely en- exhibition given this season,
ter m the singles and also enter as a gte the new shortstopi had the
doubles teani. That combination is distin'on of mald fou hits out
pmgto be hardto beatand Penlle-:of fjve times aml most of the
ton might as well wake up to the fact oth b were not far behind him.
soon as later. However stiff compe- h ; , ; c(m
tition is going to 'be met, so that the ' was even c'tose
Vll t6 be interesting and Enter-
King ti 1 eSene'T M C.'a j -iP "T, tou.dt
courts, probably, and Mr. Frees, the fame- A sfeore y, T h h?n f
La Grande Tennis club courts. This I to .mh of. P."1 lbT V
is one of the strongest combinations ' so. ' omitted but the final score
that La Grande could put forth, al-iffter he s,core kee"er khad. hKu,ed
,T.i u i. i,., i,.,i ithrouch a dozen or so sheets of pa-
gether in doubles little or none, and;Per was founL as near as he could
this will be u disadvantage.
V
The extremely bad weather this
week forbade any matches in the Y.
M. C. A. tournament this week, but
all interested hope to get it started
next Monday.
Sports and Motor News.
Chas. McCrary is off today for Se
attle to obtain a 1917 Grant for dem
onstration purposes in this city. .
. Incorrect mixture causes more ; at Wallowa. These two teams may
motor overheating than all the other j play again later in Enterprise,
causes combined, according to Me- Elgin will send a team to play
chanical Bulletin No. 3 entitled "En- two games with Enterprise; at Jo
gine Overheating" issued 'by the seph, July 4 and 5, at 1:30 p. m.
Standard Oil company. joacn day. xnis win be tnc iirst. ap
"A rich mixture is a slow burning pearance of the Elgin team in the
lather than an explosixe one," . says county this season and there is noth
this Bulletin. "The heat units vary ing to give a line on what strength
directly with the proportion of air j the players will show. It is expected
and fuel taken into the cylinder, and jthey will put up a strong game. En
if more fuel is taken in than will terprise Chieftain,
form the correct mixture, more heat f
will be generated than the cooling ; Calgary. Alta., July 1. Govern
medium will take care of, whach. will proposition the made today foI
not only show a loss of Power, but lowi the tota, a.l)olition of the gue
will very quickly overheat the motor, , of ,booze jn th provir)Ce ,uat midniKht.
"It is very important that the en-; " fc
gine should not get too hot and, on
STX . it. i nmmllv import-
ant that the cylinder should not be '
robbed of too much heat. The object American Invention on Holland Farm
of the cooling medium is to keep the Proves Big Benefit.
temperature of the . cylinders below
the danger point, but at the same The Hague, Netherlands, June 28.
time keep them as hot as possible to xhe first American ensilage tower
secure the maximum results. j m Holland, which was erected last
"If the motor oil keep its lubricat-: year on the j0hannahoeve farm at
ing qualities well, it does much to . Oosterbeck by the Institute for Agri
maintnin proper temperature of the . cultural implements, has given such
cylinders, and experience has shown Kood ICSUts that two other towers
that oil made from asphalt-base crude are now to be Duilt on the tarm
gives best results in this respect. j which will provide sufficient ensilage
! pai7xs to keep the entire farm stocked
A junior tennis tournament has i during next winter,
been completed between the Imbler I. j The head of the Johannahoeve pro
A. C. and the Y. M. C. A. junior in-1 ject asserts that the American method
termediates. In this Imbler is the,js preferable to that hitherto in use
victor. The last game was played j here. An excellent fodder for all
yesterday at the Y. M. C. A. courts, j kinds 0f animals is thus produced, he
In the afternoon a track meet wasjsay3( while the losses by fcrmenta
held in which the visitors were 'badly tion are considerably less. He cornea
beaten. As they did not enter in 1 1 the conclusion that as many as 44
every contest, such! points were notCOWs can bo maintained on 37 acres
T aimnfo wlllnh ' 1 . 1 . 1 ' I . 1.
IUU1II.CM. Ill Wic ,i.i.bo ...mi... .....,ny mt. nUW meUHKl, ttllU UlUt WIVII W
run ott, tne winners were:
50 yards Galloway La Grande,
Rollins Imbler, Taylor La Grande.
100 yards Galloway, Rollins, Lar
sen Imbler.
220 Galloway, Rollins, Larsen.
440 Rollins, George, La Grande,
Larsen.
High jump Proctor La Grande,
Kivette La Grande, RoUins Imbler.
Total points Imbler 18, La Grande
26.
In consideration of the Chautauqua,
Manager Mclnnis has transferred the
Sunday game booked for tomorrow
here, to Imbler. He felt it expedient
to do this even though it keeps him
from homo two Sundays.
Baseball Comedy Ends the Season
A baseball comedy was staged at
the Enterprise grounds last Sunday
when Enterprise and Wallowa met
Brother vs. Brother will bo .&p
card offered when Hughry .n
nlngs and Lee Kohl wilect their
pitchers during the next series be
tween Detroit and Cleveland. ,
Such a treat was suggested
earlier in the season, the Idea be
ing to pit Stanley Coveleskle, spit
bailer of the pace-making Indiana,
til-M: s'JiSS '& ,..;
against Harry Coveleskle, the
veteran left-hander of the Tiger
staff, but Harry weakened al the
clovonth hour, begging off on the
ground that he didn't want to
show up "the kid."
Stanley Is a right-handed spit
ball artist, 27 years of age and
stands 5 feet 9 Inches tall. Cleve
land signed him during Ue -vlnter.
for the sixth game of the series which
was to be for four out of a possible
seven. The seventh game will not
be played as Enterprise, by taking
the sixth iby the score of 17 to 9 won
four out of seven.
Wallowa tried 'out a new pitcher
and the home boys proceeded to bat
him clear out of the box, making a
regular joke of his twisters and fat
tening their batting averages a great
many points at his expense. After
having every man but one clout the
ball for severalinnings Wallowa re
placed the new phenom with Jimmie
Hayes who lasted one inning and was
replaced by Sheltoa who had the
same luck as his predecessors and
Captain Guy Tulley became disgust-
the story better than anything that
could be said would tell it.
A. W. Haggerty has been manager
of the Enterprise team, making an
enviable record by bringing it
through with all expenses paid and
money on hand. Sunday's crowd
netted $108 at the gate.
A start on another series of games
has been made by the team with
jKoscoe J. Ghormley as manager.
The first game will be next Sunday
ENSILAGE TOWER FAVORED.
elusive stable feeding, they might
even be maintained on about 22 1-2
acres, only an albuminous fodder
needing to be added in the winter.
Mnnej to I-on.
On Improved real properly in Union
county, no delays, current rates. La
Grande Investment Co. Adv.
MOTORCYCLE RACES
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