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LOLIi IXEMS. ,
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', U. G. Couch of Island City, Is trans
acting business la Twin Falls,
i Jllsa Pearl Hut:, a student in V. of
O., Is home for (he Vummer months.
Fireman PoKalb arid Barnwell" are
on the slek Hat, ...
, Mtsa Mildred Bush returned this
morning from a week's visit at Union.
t Merrill Chlldcrs Is In Union todaj,
playing second base, for Union In the
game with Cove.
j llugh B. Esson of Hood River and
AS. Esson of The Dalles, transacted
business at the land offleo today.
Mrs. J. Magulre and children of
Kprlngfltjld, O., are visiting at the A.
Palmer home.
Ed Cross came over from Pendleton
this morning to spend a few days here
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. German of Balem, ar
rived this morning for . visit with
their daughter, Mrs. E. 3. Adcook.
i E, p. Gams of Summervllle, has re
turned from a business trip to Port
land. , tf ' ' ' ; " ...
'' Miss Ethel McK.ennon has returned
from Corva'lis, . where she has. been
cock of Cove, 'was on' the same tralrf."
County Superintendent-elect Conley
of Wallowa County, came In this morn
ing on his way home from a trip to
several Willamette valley points,
Ralph and Jay Reynolds, the fir
mer a graduate with the class of '08,
at 0. A. C, returned this morning
from Corvallla, '. ,
! Miss Naomi Williamson, daughter of
rotincllman and Mrs. 3.-T. William
son, Is expected home from U of 0.
next..week. , . . . . , V
: H. C Hansen', a former druggist ot
Puget -Sound, but now a land owner
of the. Twin Falls country, spent last
Right In La Grande. .
- Mrs. . Ed Becker and 'little one left
for Milton this morning for a visit to
Mrs. Becker's father, William Gent.
They will remain about a week.
"1 T. B. Johnson and C, C. Penningtoi
vent to Walla Walla this ' mornl if.-.
While there they -will root for the l a
(iAnde Babes.
Watch The Observer bulletin boards
at Crowe &' Jolly's barber shop and
the Ferguson booi store for returns
ef the games at Wc!)a Walla, 'r ;
Mr. and Mrs. D.?nney, foi;m5rly of
Prlnevllle',' .left today for ; Portland,
their future home. They have, been
visiting with Mr.' and Mrs, W'. A. Ludl
cre of this city for a few days,
, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Vlnacke of Ell
virt(. Ore., are visiting- with the sev
erotrPalmer families In the city. Mr.
and Mrs. Vlnacko are on a short hon
eymoon.. . . . c.V.. . -"Wi
Dr. R. L. Lincoln returned last eve
ning from Portland. While ID the
metropolis he attended the grand
lodge, of K. of P. and also attended
the annual convention of Oregon den
tists. Prank Tullls, linotype operator on
the Pendleton Tribune, came over from
th ; city this' morning to- visit fcla
tves"1n this city for a few days. Mr.
Tullls will return to Pendleton Mon
day. ' ' . '
Junius O'Connor, special represcn-
I Seeds
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I FIELD and GARDEN
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; In. bulk and in packages.
? We have been the seed
distributor of this county
; for several years and our
' stock as usual is complete.
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i Feed of All Kinds
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EARLY ROSE SEED
POTATOES
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LI. OLIVER
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Sla'e Block
tatlve of the publicity department of
the Pacific Monthly. Is In La Grande
today securing representatives to se
cure subscriptions to the popular
periodical.
. There will be work in the Master
Mason degree tonight at the Masonic
'.unple. , ' ' ' . "
Mrs. Charles Pomeroy of PocatolUi,
Is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Gil
Ulan. ..: .., .;,
W. K. Davis, the music denier, Is n
Baker City today. He returns this
evening. . . - ,
There was .no band concert this af
ternoon, but unless the Weather Is too
disagreeable this evening, the La
Grande band will be out as usual on
Saturday evenings.
District Superintendent J. D. G1I11
lan returned this morning from Salem,
where he attended commencement at
Willamette university and delivered
the address In the academic depart
ment of the school.
The new motor which will operate
the pipe organ In the L. D. 8. taberna
cle, was Installed this afternoon and
given Its trial. The organ will be
tuned In the next few days and will
be ready fox the opening on June 26.
Ole Knutson, for the past few weeks
a wiper at the round house,, was last
evening prqmoted tp flreman. Last
year he was a fireman out of here, but
In an extended vacation lost his place,
until a vacancy occurred. "
Chief Engineer' G. W. Boschke, of
the O. R. N. arrived last evening
from the end of the Wallowa extension
where he has been Inspecting the work
as It is now In progress. H;s special
car went west at noon on the delayed
Earl Kllpatrlck, now a senior at the
rUnlverslty of Oregon, returned last
evening to spend the vacation with bis
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kll
patrlck. The past year has seen hon
ors thrust upon Mr. Kllpatrlck for his
academic ability and his gift on the
forensic rostrum. He was a member
of the 'varsity debating team.
After crossing the continent twK-e,
and having visited all the principal
cities of the Atlantic co.ut and tlw
mi Idle west, ati' visiil friends In
Ppokane and P-Mcn, f .; .-. C ns-
buurne retuinet' "i I IianOe Isct
evening. She loft the City .iti.iit two
months ago, and wa accompanied on
her trip across the continent by Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Currey. .
Fireman David C. B. Oraybeal, who
was seriously Injured at Pilot Rock
Junction last winter, and who spent
some time In a'Portland hospital, has
been home for several days and Is
slowly Improving. He was able to
come up town today, but. far from
being lh shape to resume his work.
His back was badly wrenched and he
also sustained some Internal Injuries.
His friends will be pleased to learn of
his Improved condition.
.C'hns. England, formerly a car re
pairer on the local rip track, but who
has been In a Portlund hospital for
near a year following an accident on
the rip track last October, arrived
home last evening to spend a few days
visiting relatives. Though both legs
were, badly crushed. It seems ho will
not suffer amputation. After spend
ing a few days In the city, ho returns
again to Portland. His many friends
ore much elated over Mr. England's
return and hope to see him home, for
stay In a short time.
Lnxt night there passed through La
Grande a rarlnad of live , chickens.
They were shipped from Nebraska. In
the care there were 6400 chickens.
They are consigned to a Spokane firm.
The above farts make us wonder why
an obvious opportunity to amass a
competence, should be so long neglect
ed. Poultry can be "raised as cheaply
here an In Nebrnskn, and If, after pay
ing the freight for so long a haul there
Is a profit loft for the Nebraska poul
tryman, thero should surely be money
In the business for the eastern Oretjon
thicken man. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Frauiey and Mlse
Nell McLachlan returned from Port
land this morning, where Mr. Frawley
was a delegate to the grand lodge of
the Knights of Pythlns, and Mrs.
Frawley with Miss McLachlan Were
delegates ' to the Pythian Hlsters.
Eastern Oregon was well treated by
the latter organltatlnn, and elected
several eastern Oregon women to posi
tions of trust and responsibility. Mrs.
Margaret Plocum of Union, was elect
ed grand chief; Mrs. Anthony ot Ba
ker City, Is the new grand guard, and
Mrs. Marlon Davis of Union, will rep
resent Oregon at the national gather
ing of the Sisters In the east this
year, as supreme representative.
First Tlslt In tl Tears.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. German of 811
verton, are her on a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. B. G. Adcook. This
Is their first visit sines their removal
from Cove, 11 years ago.
EVEXIXG OmniVFn, LA fiRAVDE, OnKRO. SATURDAY JUNE 20, 19(18.
piEIMt i
OLD FOLKS
The committee appointed last week
to prepare a program for , Pioneers'
day at Union on June 28, announces
the following:
( Music by the band. ,
Invocation. . .. ''
AddresH of welcome, by the mayor..,
Song, by the choir.
Oration, by Todd Rlnehart. !
- Music, by the band.
Reading "The Vale of Grande
Ronde," (written by Judge Bralnard),
by Miss Clara Carpenter.
Music, by quartet.
Dinner. " 4
Muslc, by the band.
Short talks.
Business meeting.
Amusements. 1
ROESC?I V8. THK PEOPLE.
To the Bdttorx ',.. :,-..;....-,..,,.....,..,,.
:, Whatever may be proved as to the
Issuing and posting of notice of the
local option election, one "thing Is
clear, ' The people of Union county
have; plainly said that they wish the
county to be freed from the liquor
business.' Affirming that the county
officials have failed to do their duty
In providing the special election, Mr.
Roesch asks Circuit Judge Crawford
to set aside the will of the majority
and allow him to continue In his brew
ing business. The will of the' people.
If Mr. Roesch has his way, Is to count
tor nothing. The business and moral
welfare of the entire county la to be
'sacrificed that one man may continue
to clear IS000 per year. The people
who elect judges and other officials,
the people who own the homes and
support our civilization, must all yield
to the will of one man. Paid attorneys
may plead for such a course. Some
officials who have ever catered to the
salodn may think It safe to trifle, but
the citizens of Union county who hRVe
declared that the liquor business is to
be outlawed will hardly . yield their
rights. The business men who have
stood for a dry county In the teeth of
threats and abuse are not of the sort
to lie down before this attack. The
suit now on will only arouse the peo
ple more thoroughly. If the brewers
of Oregon want a dry state, they can
soon' have It and need only to pursue
the tactics of Mr. Roesch. The peo
ple are sometimes slow, and usual'y
patient, but they are learning that the
liquor power cares nothing for their
rights or will, and when enough peo
ple realize this they will arise and
close the breweries for good and all.
O. H. KING.
By Auto TYum California.
A party of seven automobile tour
lsts from Berkeley, Cal., rr-lvod In the
city last evening and arc faying over
today while their maeliiiu ii being
overhauled by Ed Jay r rirage
on Webb street. Those In I'1.' party
are Mr. and Mrs. J. M. WIULi nis and
two daughters end Mr. and Idia. Jos
eph Dixon, all of Berkeley, and they
are on their way to Pomeroy,- Wash.,
on a few wenkaLvlsltThey havejjecn
five weeks on the road, camping out
at night and taking It leisurely by
easy stages. They shipped, the ma
chine from Portland to The Dalles and
have found the ri-ds In bad condition
all the way from Berkeley to Pendle
ton, a distance of about yiOO miles.
Their machine Is a 40-horse power
Acmo.-Pemlleton E. O. .
DENTIST. '
Dr. W. D. McMillan. Red 851.
Painless t traction.
Expert golO work. Special attention
to children's teeth.
La Grande Natlonnl Bank Building.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of
Oregon for Union County.
James Dick, plaintiff, vs. Ella Dick,
defendant. .
To Ella Dick, the above named de
fendant: In the nam of the state ot Ore
gon you are hereby required to appear
and answer the plaintiffs complaint
filed In the above entitled court and
suit, on or before the 14th day of July,
1101, and la cass yon shall fail to
answer said complaint by the 24th day
of July, 1108, plaintiff will apply to
the court for . the. dissolu
tion ot the bonds ot matrimony exist
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The line of Rust-Proof steel Corsets we are now showing comprise all ih: popular
numbers of the past, with the addition of several numbers new styles, absolutely up to
date in every detail of design, fit, material, and construction.
VJarner's Rust-Proof
Style 274 '
. .... Tv'u r .Pmnirs
In shape above the waist
. The hips and front are
long and have hose sup
porters attached.
White Batiste $1.00
Warner's Rust-Proof No. 2 Brassiere is to be worn with or without a corsef. The
straps cross In back znd tie In ',-on'. White Ca'.iste, trimmed wiih torchon lace and
wash ribbon. Used mostly by stout well developed figures. PRICE SOcts.
. . THE GOLDEN RULE C
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lng between the plaintiff and the de
fendant, and for costs and disburse
ments. LThls summons Is published in the
i Orande Weekly Observer by an ot
ter of the Hon. T. H. Crawford, Judgo
of the circuit court of the state of
Oregon for Union county, which order
requires the publication thereof once
a week for six consecutive wrecks, the
first publication thereof being the 12th
day of June, 1908, which order Is dat
mm
Arrival and Departure ot Ttalns at
La Grande.
No. 1, westbounA Portland Special,
arrives t:2S a. m.; departs, :30 a. m.
No, (, eastbound passenger, mall
and expiess, arrive at C:4S a. m.; de
parts (:B0 a.,m. ,
No. I, eastbound Chicago Special,
arrives 1.05 p. m.; departs, 1:10 p. m.
No. (, westbound passenger, mall
and express, arrives 9:5S p. m.; de
parts, 10 p. m.
Elgin Branch. '
Regular mixed train leaves La
Grande at t o'clock and returns at t
o'clock p. m. The logging train
leaves La Grande at 12:30 p. m. and
returns at 7:45 p. m.
J. It. KELNEY. Agent.
1 La Grande, Oregon.
TO TRAVELING PUBLIC
Persons desiring neat
and comfortable rooms
and wholesome meals
should stop at the
PALMER HOTEL
Board and room by the f
week : : : : $5.00 i
By the da-; : : : 1.00 t
The only First Class
Sl'.OO per day house in
La Grande. White help
only Employed.
Two Blocks from Depot
VV. J. RAMS0M Prop.
PHONE BLACK 402 ;
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TlftTITflT'TTITITI?ITIT
CORSETS
Warner's Rusi-Poof
Style 231
Thi. ftiyU 4 rifift'.anfid s
for long waist, well propor
tioned figures. The skirts
are extra long at front and
sides. Hose supporters
attached.
White Batiste $1.50
sy- 1 1
fm,m
ed the 10th day of June, 1908.
EUGENE ASH WILL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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City Meat Market Main 50
Fir Street Market Main 43
Our large trade permits us to handle only tho best of
everything to be found in a first class market.
Try our home made Bacon, Hams and Lard.
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Warner's Rust-Proof
- . Style 291
-A. lone medium high,
bust corset for tall,- wcU
developed figures. Very
deep bust gore.
While Batiste $2.00
FOUND In this city, an eyegluss.
Owner can have same by paying for
this advertisement.
Danger in a Cold
- Deeauseyou baecnri!t!orIn.iryoWi
sod recovered trots iliom without tnmmcnt
of sdj kind, do no; for a moment. IroaKlim
that colds are notdsogorout. Not only pneu
monia, but also the Infectious dlscuvt sura
Stdlphtlisrls sud scarlet fvvnr start with
cold. The cold prepares the system for the
reception and dcTnlopment of .tbo germs ot
these dlaeasee. Take our advice cure youi
cold while yon caa. ' ' -
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by Its remarkable cures of oolds has bvcum
a staple article of trade and commnrca, uu
prompts It Is eCuctutU : It Is reliable. Try lh
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For vry meal you eat hers. It
will be a combination of good
fucd, gccjlJ cockmg and good ser
vice. Our rtstsurant is intend-'
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?;cd eating, also for people who
ikethegocd th.ngs of lilo at a
moderate cost. If you belong to
that cl S4, CMni in and si wha
we can lo foi ou.
The Model Restaurant '
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We ttll weekly meal
ticket for
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