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complished by the union Is evidenced
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TJNJrST TO I-XMIESTRY Kl'KKAl?.
On several occasions In the past
week members of the house Indulged
In vicious attacks upon the govern
ment forestry service, an annual chs
tigatlnn for which the debate on the
agricultural appropriation bill fur
nishes the opportunity. The opponents
of the service content themselves
with maklnir general charges and put
4nlg themselves In a doubtful position
before the. country.
Insinuations with regard to the per
sons I motives of Mr. Pinchot Mo not
reflect much credit upon their au
thors, nor do they show a Just estl
niate'of public Intelligence. The peo
ple have been pretty well enlightened
concerning the chief forester and the
difficulties with which he tins 1iad to
contend. They know that he Is a
wealthy and public-spirited man who
has chosen his field of service fur the
work, and Hint there ion be no sus
picion of graft while lie Is nt the
head of the bureau. This by llself Is
n source of preit satisfaction.
One of the congressional critics de
clared the bureau of forestry the most
autocratic thing of the kind ontsli'
of Iltissin. This hits been said bcfui
for example by men who found thai
the forester had blocked tin ir scheme
to f:el control, under Hie mining Inws,
of Innils for other than mining pur
poses. On (ici-mint of the Inspection of
claims by forcsM officers, before they;
po to patent, a belief exists In some
quarters that it is the pulley of the
pervke ti) make It as difficult as po-:-silde
for people to secure claims, and
to force a contest. The Tact In that
the huge majority of claims examined
ttre reported on favorably.
Kfftuts to discredit the forestry,
service by calling attention, to the up-1
prnprliitliins for office equipment
In very bud faith. The
vmmrr- If wo
FCiile during
war. and it has never been fully
(quipped. Moreover, there are no
desk chair foresters, for .Mr. Plnclmt
has continually shifted his subordin
ates from the office to the Held and
lack again. A recent reorganization
of the system has spread the off-c
force formerly In Washington thrnucli-
out the country in sl district I. cad
quarters. Spokesman - Review.
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DONXKM.Y KlWKlUIi SKT
FOR TOMORROW AT TEX.
Remains of I-alo Conductor Donnelly
Il-ou4flit to Ijk (Hunde. Ijtst Kve
nlng Acvldciit Occurred While the
Train Wan Ruiiuiiig; at a Slow Rate
of Spcil Unnarkablo (livnm
ktance. At 5 o'clock last evening the re
mains of the late J. P. Donnelly were
brought to La Grande by special train
from Kameln, where the conductor
met Instant death yesterday. The ver
dict of the coroner's Jury empaneled
by Coroner Folsom, of Pendleton, was
that he met death accidentally while
attempting to board a moving freight
train.
Trainmen with the freight sny It
had not assumed a very rapid rale of
S)ieed, Toing about 10 miles an hour,
when tlie accident occurred. It was
not a matter of failing to reach the
hand rail on account of too much
speed, but one of those unaccountable
Incidents where, when the task seems I
easiest, it Is In reality the hardest. It
was a matt-r of losing his hand hold,
II is believed. John Ormond, the rear
end lirakeman, was standing on the
car which ground the conductor to
death, lie. saw him go under the ca
boose, and knew what the end would
be even before tile air had been ap
plied and the train stopped.
Kcmarknble Circumstance.
When friends curried tile mangled
remains to the depot, they found the
(. civil ' leg near the body with the
y'ioe off one foot. ll'incily wore an
irdhuiry lace shoe, hut it had been
torn away by the wheels, without leav
ing a scratch of any kind on the mem
ber. The wheels ran squarely over
the thigh nf the left leg. as Hie cut
was (lean. The lcl'i. aim was se ercd I
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about six inches below the , dhow, but
with a slamlng angle. The stub was
left jagged.
Tile face was easily rccomil'alile.
Apparently the end of a holt pierced
tlie skull in several places. At num
erous places the lace was badly bruis
ed. Last evening t!ie remains were taken
to the morgue, but this inclining were
removed to the lioimclly home.
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Interment will take place tomorrow
at 10 o'clock from the Catholic church.
Rev. Father Whyte officiating.
STRAWBERRIES j
About May 1st :
In the meantime we are receiving regular shipments of J
SWEET POTATOES CAULIFLOWER
HOT HOUSE LETTUCE CELERY '
T FylTTiheVof rtE5" IKfft ."brafid of canned goods
City Grocery and Bakery, I
E.POLACK,Prop
Bell P.ione Main 75 Independent 241
IrromBt
inc. ci tow lis (omi :,
Pastime Mas I'utlling ;iod Program
on Hoi-lug Mul-W is'k.
The Pastime theater draws large
I crowds this week with a clever pro
gram that has been given variety from
the usual run of vaudeville. The or-
I'MiHTIM; TVUKIM TI.OSIS. che.stru and the equipment Is of the
At the last meeting of the executive best, making the place a miniature
conned of the .Modern Woodmen so- j th-a'cr of the first order. The prcs-
clety. held nt the headquarters ot ti e , , nt piogram appears for the Inst lim
society In Rock Island. II!.. It was d.
elded to condiut that society's
Jevlnm. located at Coovm!o Spring'
SUPERFLOUS HAIR
IS NOW CURABI E
Are you afflicted with this disease
Are you still using; a razor
Are ycu villi using a tweezer
THEN YOU Certainly
Have Not Used
IViA-J-l
Dr. Alexander Crosssnan, the Eminent Hair and
Scary Specialist has, after 15 years of research
and experimenting, discovered an absolute remedy
. for this unsightly disfigurement.
AND
3IT!fM IT
Ouuriiiitecd
to Ihxtroy l lie
Coarsest (ruwth
or Your
.mo.i:y
i:kfumki.
Guaranteed to
be absolutely
non-Injurious to
the most
delicate,,
The above is not the result of magic, but of this wonderful discov
ery named MAJl. This protogntph Is ONE of tlie thousands of cases
MA.JI has cured. MA.lt is endorsed and recommended by the most
reputable physicians as the only remedy for PERMANENT removal
and destruction of superfluous hair.
The action of this WON DEI IF CI
compound commences immediately on
Us application to thf paits afflicted.
MAJt does not burn the hair, thus
making It return more coarse and
bristly than ever. .MAJl goes to tin
root of the evil
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-it dstroys the. cause CURES QU.GKLY
of the growth. It destroys the factors!
favorable to its growth. Maji cure:-!
by destroying .he productive condi
tions that cause iiila disease.
and PERMANATELy
The value of a prescription depends upon the prompt- X
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nesj wnn wnicn u rescues we sick room
"Do It Now"
is the motto which stands for much in our prescription de- X
partment. All prescriptions are filled as soon as received
and delivered as soon as filled. You know our reputation $
tor pure drugs and careUtU:Qnpunding .:. t
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We Carry Everything which Should be j;
Found in a Drug Store
HILL'5 DRUQ JTORE
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Gomplete equipment for resetting and repairing
rubber buggy tires.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor
Complete Machine Shops and Foundry
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HOT DRINKS
Just the kind of drinks for cold
weather.
CLAM BROTH BEEF TEA
CHOCOLATE With Whipped Cream
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SELDER, CANDY
MAN
If you want to he CURED, if you want to dispense with the fine
razor, if you want to discard the heavy veil you are compelled to
wear to conceal this humiliating, unsightly blemish, get a bottle of
MAJl now at once. If your druggist does not keep It send $1 to us
direct and wo will mail it to you, postage prepaid; in plain wrapperr.
Turkish Remedy Co.
31 West 125 Street New YorlO M. Y.
Address lesk I. Free Valuable IJooklct "Tlio Key to tlie Problem,"
SUNT ON REQUEST.
Formaldehyde at SHverthorn's Fam
ily drug store. w2-."i-2t
SHverthorn's Drug store.
NSrED water?
"COLONEL
:GREATHEART
DEVELOP
THf
Sf BUST
is an expres'cn that is always heard (it sight of a
weil (leve ..( wo)nan. If you are flat-chested.,
v.'itli Ul . undeveloped, a irawny neck, thin, lend
arm-- remark will never be applied to you.
"Sir ' wafers will make you beautiful, bewitch
ing. They DEVELOP THE BUST in a week from j
3 to 6 inches and produce a flue, firm, voluptuous '
bosom. They fill out the hollow places, make thfl
aims handsome and well modeled and the neck
mm Miouiuei.s suapeiy unu oi periect contour. j?'p
Send for a bottle today and you'll he pleased and grateful. "SI
REN" wafers are absolutely harmless, pleasant to take, and convenient
to carry around. They are sold under guarantee to do all we claim
or MONEY BACK.
Price $1.00 per bottle. Inquire at good drug stores or send Di
li E 'T TO US.
HIKK. During the next 30 days only we will senJ you a sam
ple bottle of these beautifying wafers on receipt of 10c to pay cost of
packing and postage if you mention that you saw the advertisement ki
this paper. The sample alone may be sufficient if the defects are
trifling.
DKSK 4, FSTIIET1C fllK.UICAL CO., 31 XV. 123th ST., NEW YORK.
V4'e.i for the treatment
flh led w itt tuberculosis
charge to members.
"Tbe Modern "oodm. n
f nie"ib Is af
this evenini; and tomorrow aiinin the
bo.ise will bliissoiii nut "x. ith a new
program, sa h as only the r.isiinv
ii'.a'i is.-' uieiit cm arrange.
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of I 'Ml I wii'iia s
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riJs tbe system of a cold
by acting ns a caUnrtic oa tu3
bowels is
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THE WORLD FAMED CAR
The Cadallic Thirty Is Mow Here
Come look it ever and see irc'rc car value
for cvery Cellar inustec iftr.n ou ever
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