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LOCAL ITEMS.
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Xinnls returned thin moin
:1it,. after spending the
. -irt city. .', '
it nun Is repalrlnj the cro
.1 the depot to the corner of
nd Depot street.'
i Paddock li ft today for ren
der spending tjio niht in this
French, In the real' vsiaie
at Portland, arrived - in
fTvr'Wv.yrr:KftuiVirfcw;"'
Thompson of V'nlon, Ik In the
lay Isltin hi daughter, M:i.
:. ulllarrf.. ' ' ..' ." ,i. .
1 1 Grande National bank will
f.: tomorrow at 3 o'clock to allow
c - trka an hour holiday In which
in tend the footbal game. J
y.). and Mrs. C. . S. Mclntyre of
i lilgan, who have been vlRltlnn for
i days with- Jlr.-and Mia. George
II, left today fcr Hood Hlverand
I) 1C' v 1 ...... , , '. .;
f Judge and Mra, J. y.? Rnnwle land
B urt Renorter anil Trw- W 't urn.
Jw left this mnrnlni fnr WnllnwA
tf inty, where they w(ll remain 3ur-
Iff f the Novenrbor term. of the etertiH
urt.
Mr. and Mra. Roy Campbell, who
tently ysold ttjelr: fruit ranch ,0oar
nblef, are In" the city today ' the
iea of Dr., and Mrs.,, F. E. Moore.
liey are'.en route ti fAshi;ind, 'w'here
iey eNpect to purchase property. "
The O. R. & X. engineer corps, that
is; male Its headquarters tvt . ranter-
llso several months, 'will leave thH
eew, probably for Portland. The
LngKonsIsts otv John D. Ir!ats, chief;
J. Aufitin, Joe Hawkins, Jack IZvhn
lid Alvln Wtldt-r. RSKianls. V.'allowp
JJ Rev. "U. IT. Clbion f gal::!n.t gr iund
rjipldly and unlesn the nnforseen de
velops' wiil be fully r"coVcr. from'
is recent Injuries K'i?tnl-iel In .., full
ft-om hla buiklinfr. Ey th? old of
trutehes he renched the -sidewalk Vf
ay and spent 10 mliiutes in theopen
1 BIfhop O'ReMy ' and Archbfrihop
fhrlstie of Portland, took their dep'ar
Mre from Eaker this mornlns for Chl
iogo, where they will attend the Amer
!'an Catholic Missionary society,
I'hich convenes in that city "within a
" l'W days. This Is ne of the greatest
ellgloug meetings nt the year, and the
ilshop and archbishop will be absent
iirom home about 10 days. Buker
jterald. , . ',-",,,"
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m IN SAN FRANCISCO
iy (Continued from pate 1.
jfm. Th iuessuge was never dellv-
o, nence ine report oi my aeain.
"From the wharf I tiled to get-'the
ptel by .'ijhone and "failed, and as I
na to rusn i,went on. ve came oy
Imat to Las Angeles and went from
here by rail to Mexico. I was having
i nice time and thought everything
h'as all right and had no1 means of
-i nloa liii i returned to
Fan Francisco, where I found my "vMI
nd newspapers containing the report.
"It is true that I have been troubled
pver financial matters since tire panic
knocked me out fair nnd square, but
.vhlle there' life" thc-re'ahope and
ou know that I can pull out with half
chance. - Ton also know that I
vouIJ never commit suicide. AVhen-
ver I die. I want to die In dear old
Muskogee, the best town on earth.
'13y the way, the trip was profita
ble, cs I have irntten hold of a piece
of property near the stake' of my
Jfriend. that promises to be a gold
producer. 1 am finishing my nego
tiations with officials of the Mexican
government for full purchase of same
find am starting back Wednesday of
his week. When I get things nrrang;
ed In Mexico I will start back for
;home a very live corpse. Will be back
?n Muskogee within 30 days.
"PAT LAVE Y
HEXEY STARTS PKOKECVTIO.V.
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,fs Tlilrd Trhil of Abo Hurf. !ie Ciirly
j IIcihUhI Former Boss.
f Kan Fianclsco, Nov. 6. Frances J.
Heney, the graft prosecutor, today
'opened the third trial of Abe Ruef.
making hla opening statement to the
iry. Roef Is 'being--tried for offer-
g a bribe of 14000 to Supervisor
John Furcy for the -pa-fsagV of the
-overhead trolley franchise. .
Heney detailed the circumstances in
imsniuK he troiie oToinahee. "He do-j
dared he would prove that Tirey '. L. !
Ford. Patrick Calhoun of the United
Railways, offered money to Ruef, and
that Ruef offered the money to Fu
rey through Supervisor Gallngfher. -
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SOCIETY.
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Noon Duy I.iiim h'Hm.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. MeCulloy .guve
a noon luncheon today at their home
In honor of tlilr father. Hon. J. W.
Sno.lgr x, complimentary to Senator
Jonathan Bourne, ami hi private sec
retary, John C. Young. The tiblo wa"
handsomely decorated with brs4 fan-,
dclahru,. flower nnd,vines. In the
coiirse'-of the dinner, the rompnhy en-
Whs and Tettals of former social and
political Incidents.,, A well told story
of campaigns gone, by Mr. Fnodgrass,
equalled by another, as good, from
the senator on his secretary, told In
their most accomplished Btyle.
Menu.
Oyster Cocktails vafers
Fried Chicken
Mashed Potatoes
.. ... .-. Maccaronl and Cheese'
"' ""bn PlckleV" Grape Jeliy
Waldorf Salad Rent Wafers
Frait Jell.Hn t Whipped Cream
Coffee Demi Tassl
Salted Nuts Bon Bons .
-LLLilf . V.:'r: 1
v..-- J-. --.rrz-rk-'VAtf l-
. ' DellKhtful Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. P.. E, Campbell en
tertained number f friends 'last $v-;
ningat "their hVme'he'ar Imbler'. The"
affair was a most enjoyable one and
tc attempt, to-d..sci-Jbe Justjy tbe pplen
did ' dinnei1' wb'uld-W impossible! " The'
ftble was artistically decorated with
flowers;, otlt and pitted, autumn leayes
And tta'lljna; vines! Th " present
were Mr. f.nd Mrs. P. S. Campbell and
children, Mr. und Mrs. Hugh Huron,
?ilr.' and Mrs. George liade, Mr. and
Mrs. John Tut'!t.. Mr. and Mrs. Wade
.Brooks, and daiiKhtor,' Miss. Stella
Dr'ooks, RalYh Huron, Mrs. Tl; W: Mc
Laughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Van B.u
ren 8id Dr. and ilrij. F',,-K. JJIooru.j".
An AftcriKHiii Five llniulml.
; Mrs. F. L. Meyers- gave a delightful
'50b-' party' this' afternoon at her
home op Main, avenue. . ,
About f ladles enjoyedthe Hospital
ity of ,Mrs. Meyers. ' Beautiful long
stemmeil chrysanthemuiils," Were used
very effectively and gave added beau
ty to the rooms. - A dainty lunch was
served.;' : ,:'-' :'" -
Mr, and Mrs., F. C. Bramwell will
entertain ' Senatoi;. Jonathan Bourne
and his private secretary, John CJ.
Young, at dinner this evening.
Mrs. J. M. Berry entertains the eve
ning Kaffee Klatch at her home this
evening. '." .
. ' v DENTIST. ' ,
DR. W. D. JIcMIIXAN,
Painless) Dentistry.
Expert Gold Work a Specialty.
Special attention to children's teeUu
, Office: : .. ' '
La Grande National Bank Building.
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AVE.GLK BABY DEAD.
Mr. and Mint Arthur Weaglc Bereaved
. by Death of Young Son- ,
The. . three-months-old son of Mr.
and Mrs.. Arthur Wcaglo died shortly
after 4 ' o'clock this morning. The
child's' Illness was not long. The
funpral wlflbe held tomorrow at 2
o'clock from the family residence on
North Birch street, and Interment Will
be ''la the. Masonic cemetery. ' '
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, Cashier Denies It,
Contrary to current rumor,
the La Grande National bank' Is
not taking over a cent's worth of
deposit slip la the suspended
Farmers & Traders bank. It -
4 has been reported about vthe
streets that that institution Is
4 taking over deposit slips, paying
50 cents on the dortur. Wnen.
4, asked about the matter this fif-
temoon Cashier Meyers said:
.-'This is the first I have heard
of It Wre have never considered
touching a cent of claims against
the Farmers & Traders bank,
and, furthermore, will not." '
ItlRTLilND CAR COLLISION. V
Women Trnmpled Tnn In Melee Fol
' lowing Collision. . -
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Portland, Nov. . Scores of pas
sengers were cut by glass and other
wise injured r'y ."rtny ' h-ni ?'o
cars'collided in a dense fog at 2th
and Clinton- street. Men were hurled
from the platforms of both cars, and J
others were thrown against the win
dows, shattering them. Women were
trampled upon In the aisles.
srxD.w AT the oiCRCin:s.
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l'irtit Metlu;lll Ipl-iiNil Chureh.
Corner M and Fourth ?t. Kundny,
9M5 a. in., nible school, Geo. II. Cnr
roy, superintendent; 11 a. m public
woihip, subject, "Love." At 12 m.
tz:s::-
George II. C leaver, leader; 7:30 p. m..
public wornhlp, subject... "Fulth.'-'
Thursday, J p.. nw teacher' mefjMpr:
come to all. (special music by the
chorus choir. Miss Laura Green, di
rector. ,; Rev. C. Tl. peal, pastor .
I1rnt Prcf hvterlait Clmn-li.
..Washington avenue and Sixth. St.
Morning subject, j' The Glorious Priv
ilege of the Christian." .. Evening sub
ject. "The Prominent Characteristic
of the Church qf Today." Special
music by the choir. Sunday school,
9:45 afm-. W. L Brenholts, superin
tendent. E. sefviee, :30 p." m.
Prayer " meeting ThursaA 30 pt m.
Rev. S. W. 8ee'mnrf, D.' l). minister.
P' Central Cluircli of Clirlnt.
t
' BlUJe school, :45 a', hi., -O. C. Tlesh-
man, superintendent. rrayer ,ana
praise, 10:50; the Lord's supper, sll:
i0 sermon, 'i 1:30,' subject, .",Tlio paS$
Investment"; Junior C.' E. In base
ment and Y, P,. S. C. E. In main room
n6:$J p. m.preactiing service, J:30
ptW Sermon' on 'Tltcliing TenWTo
ward Sodom." A cordial Invitation to
pli'vwh'ns dutlus p rmiij ;h-ii- to at
tend. ' ;,
4- t St. Prter Clmi K. ,1 -i
TweIity-fIit . Si'.mlay .Btterj Trinity,
Hoi ycommunloh, 3, a. m.; r Sunday
school, 10 a. m.; morning servlco, 11
ix. m.', eVerflng f)c-nlct;' 5 "p."' m. ;The
Hi'olo clars for pdults will meet lit the
ihureh"t:l:l'S 'P.'!m, p pfoiapt! rijeftFV
bring ".pencils and'".; note ' bo'6!s.-' Jtev.
Upton H. Gibbs, rector, :
Ilrst BuptlMt Cliurt-li. ,
, ,Corner ,Slx;h ..and Sprlni?.', ,At :45.
Sunday 'school, "suncrlntencVde by
Mrs. ; CV . E. .Happersett; 11, morning
worship, sermon by Dr. Fred C:' W".
Parker, corresponding 1 secA'tary of
the Oregon Baptist State convention;
$;S0,', young ..people's hour, program
ied by Miss 'Jennie ' Oliver, . , theme,
'Evangelistic and Missionary Zeal";
7:30, evening' worship, sermon by Dr.
Parker. In consequence of the serious
character of thei pastor's Injuries and
the probability of his Inability to en
ter fully Into the proposed revival to
khave begtm November 15, the date of
the meetings Is changed. The spe
cial meetings will be held, beginning
January 31 and continue through Feb
ruary. Dr. Alexander Blackburn will
I For 7he Office End o The
Business:
V
IVien office supplies are
to taketome here for them.
want and we make the prices
WE HANDLE
',. Typewriter Ribbons
: Garbon Taper
Stenographer's Note
Manuscript Covers
Tracing Paper ;
Typewriter Paper '.
Legal Blinks, Dater
Rubber Stamp Pads
Rubber Bands, Inks '
Mucilage
Library Paste in Large Packages !
And Everything in the Line of Office Requisites
iNEWL!NB00K&
STATIONERY CO
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Spool Cctiw
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H 500. Pair sample Shoes, Men's Women's and i
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Last year's stock it exactly
tt Srhnnl wear and art eletlleni value.- . ;
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iSOO yds. Outing,
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00 suits men's "winter, underwear samples.
l 60c on the (oar3i00:fof $7;fi0 and s $2.00 1
Good Laundry
Soap 7 Bars
V 25c
be; our YaneeltBtlc help. Cordial
welcome to' all services: k W. H. Gib
son, pastor.
WANTED All bills and claims
against mc presented, at onie. ,1
am desrrous of paying all I owe,
I but acknowledge that I do not owe
any merchant In the city ', of La
Grande, nor never have. Incidental
debts I will pay Immediately. Jack
O'Brien. ' :'
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Hie
needen there is but one action
We have Just what you I
right. .
Books
PECIilL OFFERING
1(1 EVER DEPARTMENT
50 per cent on your, Shoes for Fall
50 Children's and Misses
cnthalffbe original '.price Ihtst art lusty the thing for X
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Regular i2 h2c Grade
I THE GEORGE
LU!v13ER
RETAIL
olden
We Solicit Vtur Orders for
Lumber, LathShingles, FJouldlngs,
Chain Wood
We arc prepared to furnish; and deliver material
promptly. :
Call up Retail Department Phone Main 8.
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Oyster Cocktails at fielder's.
The Selder's candy store will seli
oyster cocktails from now on.
' Don't nise so high in your calling
that you see only one side of your fel
lows. .
TUEASI KV DEPAltTMEXT, -
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Of rice of the Coinpfroller of the
. ' Currency.
Washington, D. C, Oct. 13, 1908. f
Notice is hereby given W all
person who may have claims
against "The Farmers & Trad
ers ; National bank of La
Grande," Oregon, that the same
must be presented to Walter
Neldner, Receiver, with the le
gal proof thereof, within three
months from this dale, or they
may be disallowed.
LAURENCE O. MURRAY,
Comptroller of the Currency.
Vntlee of DlHwiluiion of Partnersliln.
Notice Is hereby given that the part-
nmtjtp vrfto.i-i.iiiiiiir oetween
the undersigned, under the firm name
of Roesch & Bunker, Is thla day dis
solved by mutual consent, the said
Walter E. Bunker retiring, and the
said Herman Roesch continuing the
business, and the said Herman Roesch
will pay all debU owing by the firm,
nd collect all accounts due the said
Stand2id Czl
ko pr yard
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Bleached A?us-j
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Dated at La Grande, Oregon, Oct--ber
24, 1908. :. '' :' r Oct24tf
. HERMANN ROESCii,
. '. WALTER E. BUNKER.
XO O.VB JBESITATES "J '
over om CAXDT,
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fwwWWHiwWi "'BJ'"' BIB' J BIm."VV.i
Everybody that knows our confer.
tlons at all Is aware of their purity,
their fresnness. their fine flavor. If
you don't . know, "get acquainted."
You certainly get your money's worts
In this candy shop whether you buy
an ounce, pound, or a 5-pound box.
E. D. S ELDER, TBDS CAXDT MAX