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Resolutions of condolence, Be a lln .
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oppoinrxiTY.
They do nie wrong who sny 1
come no more
When once I knock and full to
find yon In;
For every day I stand outside
your door,
And hIJ, you val nnd rise to
flKlit and win.
Wall not for precious chance
passed away,
Weep not for jjoblon hk- s on the
wane;
Each nlKht 1 burn the records of
the day,
At sunrise every soul Is bom
ajfaln.
LaiiKh like a boy at splendors
that it,4vj
To vanished Joys be blind nnd
deaf ami dumb;
4
.
My judirments senl Mho dead
past with Its (lend,
Hut never hind a moment yet to 7.
come.
Though deep In mire, wrtns: not
your hand" ami weep,
1 lend my arm to nil who say:
"I can."
N" shame-faced outcast ever
sank so deep
Hut he mlclit rise and he aeain
n man.
V'al'ler Mai. me.
The '!
jit Salem,
tame one
thatthere i
Who w.oe el!
thing was of;' toi'-.y at n""
I'l-iim the j'ep'irts at n dls
woiild he ii-i-l!iied M think
not a l-w lreiriliei':
'!:. !i I'o toli."--hip I':
I : nl -it :::. be l'e
tic Allanla.-i ,-hili
membercd that the ! in
lifriiiooos and the b.-t bio-.- f
f:ot hi Mil thr.mph.
M.inv counties in Otton and V
lr.Rton are rem pl.iiinir.K for tie ir cx
Ml.lt it the Ahiska-Yukon-1N( If ic
fair. If I'niiin ciointy Is to have a
place In the imfi"ii building,
time that some activity was
made to secure cxhlbitii.
il.iv: w r-
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it is
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LAUD KIM
The J.a Grande Ministerial associa
tlon lias adopted the following reso
lutions: Whereas, the R-v. O. II. KlnK. pas
tor of the Christian church of La
'Ir.'inde, Is about to leave our t lty for
another field of labor, having been a
pastor In this city for a goodly num
ber of years; an earnest supporter ( f
every religious and moral movement
for the general good of the commu
nity, and a faithful prtacher of our
Lord Jesus Christ;
.1 evolved. That the Ministerial as
sociation of La Grande express rcpre
at nrother lying's removal from the
city;
llcsolved, That we record our ro
ognitlon of the excellent work of Mr.
King In behalf of his own conRreg.i
tlon and for the moral betterment of
the city;
Resolved, That we commend our
brother to the city and the people in
to whose midst he goes as a Chrlstla i
gentleman. .
S. V. .-KKMAN.':""
Secretary Minister's Association,
La lira tide, Oregon.
SQUATTER WINS BATTLE
(Continued from pag 1.)
kit under the provisions laid down b
:he general land ni'flee departmea!
namely: that during a period of rf
lajs, the appl'.eart for timber an
stone claim, cotil.l visit the land I
ouesil.ni at the stipulated time, maki
formal application. This was done b
a large numher of people.
No sooner was the fi"ioj made "n
squatter filed protests. Newlon was
one of those who carried an enormous
expense to nee the case through to the
end.
As a I'rei-cxlcni.
Wl.l'.e i ii I: separate case will have
to . 'ir.l -'.i-.ly, the d.'clfclou tod-ty
lias .o.nKi 2 pKCcdcnce. It i'ecog-ai'.-s
the lights of S'luaticis who are
eKitimaie In their d(vclopmcnt wor't,
If all siiuattera who have filed pro-
tests produce evidence ua convlncins
is did Wewloil, that aetuul deVi.-lop-no
nt and improvement took place on
,he land on which they squatted
. Mi to ii little hope for tin
' r t.ieii who mat..- t-i fl'-itig.
ilowdVer, the iioproVi'iiiems inuoi
l ave been made with Intent to make
hat particular tract of land a bona
.idc home.
A score of men mid women of this
ity are final. daily interested and have
egerly awaited the outcome of this
case.
Ityrklt Can Appeal.
There la an appeal from the deeds
ion of the register, but unless made In
30 days or perturbed by the general
land office commissioner, Hramwell's
decision stands as final.
Another Iinixii-laiit Decision.
.Spelling victory for the tlnibermun,
x decision has been handed down by
Register Frank C. Bramwell that is
lino of dep Interest. It has to do with
he noted contest which required seven
lays In the hearing and covered 25a
patfes of testimony. Frederick F
MctKler was the protestant, and A. U.
)'lirien the protestee. Involving tim
ber and stone entry No. 014ti5, for tin
K'i NH'i and F.y, SK'i. township t
north, range 41, In Wallowa county
I'ldien was one of the men In the no
orinus line-up and his filings, wen
orite-ited by Metzler, not on jirloi
sqstatter's rights, but on the grounds
at the land was more valuable foi
s agricultural purposes than for
niher. The register, In handing down
Ids decision cites the fact (hat the pre
pondciance of evidence in the lorn
use showed Mthe land In question
mire valuable for its timber than fm
igricullural purposes.
CIICCriT C'Ot'KT.
All I'nuhiiul Record Miuie Ywti-nlay
In Maxwell Cnse.
Yesterday afternoon our circuit
court made a record that few courts
have ever been able to equal. The
Maxwell case was cnirr-d. ihe attorneys
were ready, and within less than twl
hours the Jury of 12 men were select
ed, the attorneys presented their open
ing arguments, Interrogated the wit
nesses, submitted the ense to the Jury,
and the Jury brought In a vJrdlct of
gulltyV Who says the wheels of Justice
in ii.. A .vvty? The (-v!d rt"e wis ! r.
f.t:; V. tl t'le o',--n o.it an-.!
the evidence was so conclusive that It
did not take long for the Jury to ar
rive at it sverdict.
.Today the case of Howard Camp
bell vs. George Aughcy, is at Issue.
The difference Is over the value of
certain lot of logs.
CiiIcsh the result of the grand Jury
Indictments causes more IMgatlon at
this term of court, Judge Knowles ex
pects to be able to excuse the Jury the
first ot the week.
Chandler Arraigned.
This afternoon Rube Chandler was
arraigned on the charge of larceny of
some bacon and hams from the E. AV.
Oliver farm on the Sandrldge. His
bonds were fixed at $500 and If he is
able to give bonds it Is quite probable
that his case will not come up for
trial this term. If he fails to get
bondsmen the case is set fpr next
Tuesday.
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IS A
NECESSITY
' WEN IT COMES TO
DRUGS
We Guarantee ihe
Purity of all Drugs
sold here : : ;
( IULDICIi.V AT MATIXEE.
''(Mir (Jratle Teachers IlostcKscs to One
I lu lid red Lit tic Folks.
Four grade teachers. Misses Harris,
Sutfln and McIIugh, and Mrs. Ingle,
Uiis afternoon entertained four grades
if the schools, members of the teach
ers' respective elapses, at a matinee
.i irty. The number of guests was close
Id the 1P0 mark.
Pinesalve"1 Ih'lfM,0""'"
, -, 1 BKUSVE AL
STRAWBERRIES
About May 1st
In the meantime we are receiving regular shipments of
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"h0T HOUSE LETTUCE CELERY
Full 'ine of the best'j brand of canned goods
City Grocery and Bakery,
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LA GRANDE, OREGON
Gomplete equipment for resetting and repairing
.rubber buggy tires.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
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Complete Machine Shops and Foundry
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