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LA GRANDE, OREGON
bid two
Four thousand dollars Is the sum
that will be expended on the corner of
Third and Jefferson this summer,
when the brick structure now about
completed, and the one under process
of construction Is finished. The out
lay of improvements Is being done by
'Avery Harrison and M. A. Harrison,
ex-county Judge of this county. The
Junior Harrison has a commodious
home about completed. The structure
proper, is of brick and the roof gam
breled. Adjoining this building Is
where M. A. Harrison will build a
similar building, workmen being now
engaged In constructing the cellar.
This building activity only bears out
the statement made by The Observer
some time ago, that La Grande is on
the eve of a building age.
Rodnuw Elect Sarlicm.
Medford, Ore., July it. The 17th
session of the great council of Ore
gon, Independent Order of Redmen.
today elected J. II. Fitzgerald of Med
ford, great sachem for Oregon. Port
land will be the next meeting place.
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LA GRANDE, ORE.
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CITY'S ILL
This afternoon Chief pf Polio Wal
den went over the record book for the
past 12 months. In which la recorded
the contagious d If eases reported by
the physicians of the city. It will be
noted that "La Grande Is one of the
healthiest points In the northwest.'Of
the 64 castes reported, 46 were emall
pov, so-called chlekenpox, . Manila
Itch, etc. There Is no question , but
that during the past year there were
several times that many .cases which
were not quarantined, but would no
doubt have been had a physician been
called In. '.' Only one death occurred,
that from diphtheria.
Smallpox
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MARRIED TWO WEEKS.
Went to Portland Innocent and, Harm
toes, But Waa Carried Away.
Two weeks of married life was suf
ficient for William H. Jamison, a res
ident of this city, who. yesterday filed
suit against Idenia Jamison, his bet
ter half, for divorce, alleging inhuman
and cruel treatment Jamison's matrt
monlul experiences cover a period of
time about the shortest in the records
of the state, says the Salem States
man. He was an Innocent and harm
less youth, according to his friends,
When he left hpm.fi for Portland July
5 of this year, but It was ail off with
him next day when he met "Sweet"
Idenia,- her of the gentle disposition.
The courtship lasted only a few hours.
terminating In an immediate mar
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GOBBLERS PLAX PICNIC.
Unless It Is Frustrated, Plan. for Ptc
nlo Will Mean Big Time.
The Gobblers are planning on a
Sunday plcnio for the coming Sunday.
Paul Rohr knows ot a secluded spot
near the summit of Mt Emily, and
there Is that the lodge members will
wend their way unless present plans
fail to materialize. If the affair Is s
go, teams will be provided to take the
members to the picnic grounds, where
liberal luncheon will be provided.
A VANDERBILT KILLED.
First Ttioogtit Victim Waa William K.,
But Rusnor Proved a Canard.
Paris, July 2 J. The big Vanderbllt
motor car was wrecked today near
Polxsy, and a Mr. Sands, son of Mrs.
W. K. Vanderbllt by her first husband,
was killed.' It was first supposed that
William K. Vanderbllt was killed. The
1'Patrle Issued an extra ' edition an
nouncing his death. It Is thought the
car, which was on Its way from Dean
vllle to Paris, upset at a sharp turn.
The chauffeur was seriously Injured.
Fifty BiuJiel Per Acre.
Fifty bushels ot wheat to the- acrel
That's about all a patch of grain on
land owned 'by John Miller on the hill
between Mill and RussclJ creeks will
make.
The wheat Is ripe and ready for the
harvesting crews and It is one ot the
prettiest pieces of wheat In that lo
cality. The stalks are even In length
and the heads well developed, and all
about the same else.
The wheat Is called the "Jenkins."
and waa shipped In by Mr. Miller from
the Big Bend country. Walla Walla
Bulletin.
Phlppa Coming.
A treat Is In store for all who at
tend ' the. union rally In the Presby
terian church tomorrow evening.
Charles A. Phlpps has been here be
fore and pleased his audience. He Is
a live Sunday school man, and has
something of Interest not only to the
teachers and officers, but to all church
workers. ' Tell your friends and all
come. Admission free.
What For?
Pendleton docs not propose to let
any advertising escape on account of
being the one point In this country
where "near" products are In demand.
The dressmakers down there have
gone to making "near" dlrectolre
gowns, Sova the buttons.
HEARST IS CHAIRMAN'.
WUllo Is at Helm of IurtciH-iidcnee
1 League Ship Tills Time.
' Chicago. 111., July 89 The nation
al committee of, the Independence
league today elected 'Win. R. Hearst
chairman and campaign manager, and
Charles Walsh, secretary of the com
mittee. An" active campaign will be
started at once. '
The present status of the Independ
ence league Is Indicative of certain de
feat of Bryan in New York etote, an
Issue in politics which goes far to
ward nnmlnjj the executive. ,
Forest Fires Near Keno.
Klamath Falls, Ore., July 29. A big
forest fire is raging in the vicinity ofj
Keno, among timber holdings of the
Weyerhauser. Lumber company. Men
have almost succeeded in putting the
fire out. It has already destroyed
nearly 800 acres.
FEW SET SPEECHES.
Bryan Will End Campaign Stomping
by October 1, Say Friend.
Lincoln, Neb., July 2. A close
friend of Bryan said today that the
great Commoner plans to make very
few prepared speeches during his
campaign, and that he contemplates
completing all speech-making by Oc
tober 1. He will spend October at
FalrvleWj where he will give inter
views and prepare stuff for publica
tion. He declined today to discuss
Taft's speech of acceptance. v
Forest Nurmyy Promlxed.
ine wenana forest reserve whlen .
encircles the town of Kamela, has .
been promised a forest nursery, a '
seeding ground for forest trees. . The
ncn soli or the Blue mountains Is In-
vltlng to the forestry department and
It is believed that enough young forest)
trees can be grown on a few acres on
the summit of the mountains to reseedl
all the denuded land In the Wenaha !
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and Blue mountain reserves. The for
estry bureau gathers seed of forest
trees and plants millions of thum in
favored spots from where., the yi
tr0.i are sent to the various reserves
for reforesting the burned-pff lands.
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AFTER: WINTER SUPPLIES.
Indians From . Imiitlllo , Reservation
FulUming Custom of Veirn. .
This morning three hack loads of
Indian -women and several on their
horsi-s, passed through the city , en
t-miir. in tha viillcv to dig camat.'vXbe
Grande Ronde valley, for posiduly ,
hundreds of years, was the mecca for
Indian tribes of this section of. the
northwest, seeking the camas fields
that grew luxuriant here prior to the
advent nf the rule faces. But In those
days the Indians did not ride Into the .
valley In nicely painted hacks drawn
ness. We not only - have - convenou
their camas patches Into fertile fields
of golden grain and sugar beets, but
we have in a large measure educated
and domesticated the wild . savnve,
until he Is no longer looked uponis
an enemy, but during the beet har
vest his labor is eagerly sought after,
and his rights are respected.
SURPRISED AT CROPS.
Elgin Attorney Knew Not ot the
RMies In the Valley Tills Year, ,
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drove In to La Grande today to attend
ei-QMs alluvial e u ti i ncu tliak
he was agreeably surprised at the
splendid appearance of the crop in
K " wcn.am.e i mc v-roy-v i
v,ew of tlle numerous adverse rut
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that he nM heard. His drive was
alonK crops awaHIng the harvest that
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Land for Rent.
We have 820 acres of excellent land
for rent Call at once.
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