IIG1IT FACES.
EYKNING OBSERVER, LA filUXDE, OBI.fif). Tl'ESDAY, A rill I., 20, VM
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; Mrs. F. L. Meyeis wl" entertnln the
! jflc KlHtch next Friday afternoon.
! .ttorney C. H. Finn is trui.bni.ting
i lus'lng in Wullowa today.
1 J. D. Thorson of the lClgln National
5 tank Is lu I Grande tonight.
I Sliorty Logue hag returned from a
f visit to Portland. , .
Attorney Itobert 11. Lloyd of K'g'u
cume In this afternoon" to rnsm.'
I business. '.-. '
I J. A. Masterson In here from Klgln
I (jjg afternoon eallng on buslnesi ac-
f quaintances.
t . ' i ncle" George Hansen of the Tel-
! ocaset Jielper la visiting friend j Jiere'
today. '
Walter Ferguson, of the OhBerver
reiiortorlul 1 staff, spent last night In
Union .with relatives..' ( : .
p. Van Street the O..R. & N. claim
agent is here chocking up lha lo&s
of the car that burned last Sumlny.
Fireman Helnilck of the Pilot Poof,
run has been promoted to. tngineer
and Is now running out of hen.
W. B. Gassett and Mr. Hufman
drove over from .Union this morn
ing. ; -::",'.':;,:';;-' ; .- ' .
Councilman O. Phelps Pratt, of
Union, is in the city on a business
trip. , - ; ' .V. . . ;:.v-
mm T. N. Murphy, who Is here
! rlsttliig friends, ; Is anxious to .sell
J her .automobile.. Information can. ue
r had at the Lilly Hardware store.'
-George Bolden is able to lie down
town today. He - was hurt l.t - the
1 round house some time ago whoti a
- heavy bar fell on his foot, v
Mrs. K B. Hansen and children re-
turned this morning froul a.shbrt visit
' with Wand Mrsx. George ;'Hai8n of
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Telocasew ' 1 " ' ' -
' Switchman C. JKHapperset.t Is lay
ling oft today! while moving into his
I new bungalow he has 'lecentiy cun-
structed In East La Grande.
I Mr. and Mrs. Hollenbaek took their
I departure this morning for a tour of
Wallowa ounty. , They expect, to be
gone several days. , , , ' ':'" -
I Professor Gibbon, formerly of . tha
i Island City schools, spent yesterday
I In the 'city, coming down from . the
f family home at North Powder. '.,.' "
J H. C. Vlnaeke.the "circulation man
ager of the Observer, is In Wallowa
;. 0!, business matters today he. expects
i to return to morrow, " - : . " v
t Al Lodell the popular .firdt 'jase-
i man on the La Grande club laat yew;,
f is expected to arrive tonight fioni
Portland to make his headquarters
here this summer. '.-v . r
Wallace Chllders,' accompanied by
Mrs. Cbtlders end the baby left for
Medecine Hat,; Canada., last night.
where Wallace is to play ball. The
J league Is known as . the Northern
Leaguearid the Medecine.Hat .team
I will be on the road most of. the time,
I' The" circuit is more than 1000 miles
" In length.
; r. t r miHiiin. accompanied by
I .i.. iu..', of Willamette
returned from a u'U1
through the Wallowa, country this
oftrnnnn. Mr. jriiti " " -
i far as as Flora on business connec-
hi nfflce. and presuieiu
1 Holman. who went 'out to Enterprise
i last Friday, has been speaking in oe
i halt of the University, s : ; ;.
I As a result of the conference a
I while ago between delegates from the
f different youhg people's Christian or
? ganizations of the Baptist, Method.s',
i. Christian and Presbyterian churches,
f there will be held a meeting of the
young people j at the Presbyteriun
.1 nnht tor the purpose of et-
Ifecting a permanent organization of
the La Grande Young reopie w
f tlan Association, as it will be called,
lit Is desirable that all of the young
t people . of the churches be present
J and assist 1n the election of .ocets.
The meeting Is called for 7:30. ;
I Alter Aether Homestead. -
I The United States has : attached
I another homestead entry In the local
'land office. This time it is that of
William Haynes, of Union, on the
grounds of .non compliance with the
law In regard to residence and cul-
tivatlon, Horace T. Jones, the gov
i ernmeut attorney, is here from Port
land. Mr. Haynea is vpreseutsd by
J Attorney J. F. Baker. .
I During the forenoon testimony w?s
f taken In the contest filed by Sam Nel
i inn s'tnt the entry of Wm. i. Con-
i tiiv. .. Mr.. SJ-t'-soc . 5s . fv?: . ? ,
i have the entry of. Connara n aww.
allffring abandonment of the clatni.
. AT THE COUET EOUSE.
Execotion against certain real
; Ute belonging to C A. Todd, of El
- gin. vaa recalled today on the sppesr
, saee of attorney for. Mr. Todd and
the psymetjt of Judg?neot sxd coets.
Johnnie & Ella Uiilviu and a com
pany of ,'0 people w:il pluy an en
KiiKeui(.nt of cue nliiht at the Steward
Opera liuuKO. Wednesday. April 21st.
fielow wo take pleasure in publishing
an extinction rom the Lis Angeles
t'ul., "Times," as the merits of this
company, T Biei i!il ('nr I muuired
to cary the special 6 f'in-i y & eler trlcnl
jffiir.ti Kti t'lla i-m;Mny..'
"A iU II itoj" ttt itjde.it.H)lH.
liyde-ii-W le has come Into its own
again and to a Iarr;e and delighted
nudienr Johnny Calvin, Llla Gulvli
and a corps of able and clever as
sistants danced and sung themselves
Into favor. "A Dell Hoy" Is heialded
as a .musical comedy. It Is more than
that. It Is hilarious and electrical
from start to .flnlBh and' what the
play lacks by Its speaking and acting
parts,' which Is , very little, is made
up In fine scenery, good costumes and
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The Automobile (ilrls
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With "A Bell
startling mechanical and electrical
effects.' 'Johnny Galvin is the bright
particular star, aided cleverly by Ella
Galvin. a dainty soubrette, .whose
smile and good nature is iufectioun.
They are assisted through the play by
John Miner and James Grady, who as
Dennis Du'gan and Maj. Coogan, Irish
gentlemen of nO a bllity prove 'good
foils ror the pranks of the bell, boy
and Kitty. The ot'uer minor charac
ters are well sustained by capable
people. ' . " . -
Incidental to the play a number of
suet-laltlts ate iniiocl'-ced among
them 'a pair of clog dancers, who are
the best seen here for a long time, a
sketch by Johnny and Ella Galvin and
a trtu that introduces a startling fea
ture when" one of them suddenly
bends forward to the ground without
assisraiwe and then moveilng. top
ples over sideways and recovera the
same way. "He's sure get' me guess
int, was heard from the gallery dur
ing a lull In the speciality.
: Malheur After Water. -
Malheur county is urging the Ore
gon delegation at Washington to se
cure, passage of an. order meaning
better irrigation for that county. A
petition, reading as follows, has been
sent to the capitol:
. As a resident of .Malheur county
who believes the best Interests. of all
the people would be brought about by
government Irrigation In preference
to any proposed private project in
place of the same in any part of Mal
heur county proposed to be irrigated
under the government system known
S the Mallicur project, 1 respectfully
petition you as the clect-d rep.esenta
Utes of the people, under this pro
ject to aid us In preventing any delay
, i . 1 am unalterably op
posed to any piivate proposed project
or -iehe; wfi oj:Tik "tsw,; n 7
proposed to hinder i;d delay.
Dr. VJ. D. MdWr-.-
Painless Deimtiy
U Orsnde National Bank
I-'OK RENT House and good one acre
garden. I C. Smith. v -!! tC
NOTICE TO CKEDliOliS.
.USTATK OF W.i. I). SMKLU DE
CKASK'l). Notice la hereby .given by
the undersigned exec utor of the ewtute
of Wm. -IX Shell, deceased, to the
creditors of, and to all persona having
claims against, the said deceased, to
present them with tho necessary
touchers within six months from thisi
the 18th day of April, lOuD.-the date j
of the fir.it ))tUi'atlon of this notice. !
to the isHid executor' at th 1
Grande National Banlc in Ia Grande,
Union county, Oregon.
Dated this the 19th. day of April.
1909. '
- . . GEO. L. CLEAVER. .
Executor of Estate of Wm. D. Shell,
Deceased. f i-10-26-3-10-17
" WHO IS THE ONE.
That Wants to own two tots good 6
room cottage, plastered, location
good; party can get good terms; let
us tell you about it, aud show the
' property. , ' -.' .
4-17 tf ' Ia Grande Investment Co.
; 't c a.l for bids.
Notice Is hereby given that bids for
one hundred forty, (HO) cords red
fir and yellow pine wood, three feet
eight Inches in length, to be piled in
the basement of the court house at
La Grande, will be received by the
county court of Union county at the
oillce or the clerk of said county. Bids
must be submitted on or hefore Wed
nesday, the fifth day of May, 1909. The
court reserves the right to reject any
or all. bids. . '
4-A If - , ED. WRIGHT,
. ' ? County Clerk.
FOR SALE.
A four-room cottage with two xtrn
coiner lots, desirable location. Nfti U
side. Will sell cheap' on account or
going away. , " ' .
" FRED G. TAYLOR
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lYou Need!
A Weil,: j
' A letter to me stating J
I your location and ' reeds
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will bring you all the
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formation regarding well i
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I The VYeli Driller '
THE QUESTION
of all real estate investments
the one that you can answer;
in but on way--"Is the , vC:
sound"';: The answer h- V
Abstract drawn by : ' '
that you have - V' ; .' '' ,
curate h:r.; - l-
tO the "''.; . ' lifeht
l-'. J;'. - - jr.dness.
" " -".'teed. Only
io-date set of
', nion county.
Lt INVESTMENT CO.
focy Hotel Block
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PASTIME THEATRE
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rropilctnr and Mauaircr. .
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. ' Program '
'Slv-plece orchestra.
Latest Moving Pictures.
Frances &. Stewart" in Dancing
speciality and -Graham
aud Norton In latest
,- soiiga. . .
Change of program Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday, Mati
nee: Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday, Doors' open at 2:30
p. ( in. Evening performances
at 7 p. m..
THE SCENIC
0 . , PANTAGE3 CIRCUIT.
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La Grande's Foremost Vaude.
illle Theatre.
f. ' Depot Street . -
S. A. 0ARD1E), Manager '
A Week opening April 19th
The two blossoniB, Reece and
) Rose. America's foremost en
tertainers presenting the popu
A lar cometette "Matrimonial
Sport." '
1 The musical kingsburj'B. mus
4' leal comedy sketch team.
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g Matinee.' TuesdayThursday
and Saturday. Adults, matinee
j 10c; children,: under 12 years,
.S Re. Evening prices, 10 and 15c.
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Carpet cleaning without removing
from floor. Phone Red 141.. . 4-19
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i i ne Liiue onop ?
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L Stamping of all kinds, lnclud-
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Incr ahii-t u'hIhIr Sr nenter nieces. 4
v done, -embroidery lessons given. 'Z
-''Orders taken and lessons given ?
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''' in stenciling. Full line of em-
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; broidery materials.
i first-Class Re
pairing
ALL WOIIX GVAItlNTEl
A. Shoe poorly repaired U
uordilcss, but a properly re
paired Shoe Is good as new. My
R. Plant
THE OLD rilF.STON STAND,
IOST Gold mounted hat pin. Reward
if returned to this office. 4-19-lf
ManZan Pile Ttemedy is put up l.i
i tube with nozzle attached. May be
ipplled directly to the effected parts.
Guaranteed. Price 50c. ' Sold at Sil-
ferthorn's Family drug store.
Words to Frecse the Hoil.
"Your son has Consumption. His
case is hopeless." ' These nur-altfrg
words were spoken to Geo. B. lUevous,
a leading merchant of Spiinfii'd, N.
C. by two expert doctors one a lung
specialist. Then was shwn the 'vn--terful
power ot Dr. KIok New Dis
covery, "After three weeks use,"
writes Mr. Blevcfl', ".' - . as well
?? cir. t take all th
. for what It die
.- w .lable for C'ouku
.ue safest, surest cur
. tung diseases o Dearth.
. snl II 00. Ouarantee satisfaction
lp licicre the Bar.
N, H. Brown, an atorney of Pitts
field. Vt , writes: "We have used Dr.
Kings'? New Life Pills for years snd
find them dch a good family' medi
cine we. wouldn't be without them."
For Chills. Constipation, Billlousness
tr Sick Headache tbey work won
der. 26c Newlta Onu Co.
WOOD SOTICE. .
Notice is hereby given that 'be
District Fi tod Board of School D'a
&b.ck bprisigs
' Garload just in. A pleasure to us to sell
this high grade coal, and it will oe a
' pleasure for you to usa it.'
Grande Rondc
Cash Company
CEORQE PALW tK, rTesidem .
' F. .1. HOLMES, Vice Pretident C. S. WILLIAMS, 2d Ass't Cashier
. F. L. MEYERS - Cashier
La Grande
Of La Grande, Oregon
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS! 170,000.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
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DIRECTORS- '
M Berry. 'i: J. D. Matheson' . , F, J. Holme ' F. M. Brykit
C. C Pennington F. L. Meyers Geo L. Cleaver .
W. L. Bronholts - Oeorge Palmar
rJy Glasses Fit
Reference: Ask any of
the 400 I have" fitted.
0. M. Heacock,
With Red Cross Drug Store
The Book-,-Store
1 HAT'S! FERGUSON'S1111
Tissue Paper-Dennison'sj-which
cost you twice "as much as the
other kinds-cost us three to ten
times As much. Books, Station-"
ery, Office Supplies, Base Ball
Goods,Fishing; Tackle, etc.
"Where Nothing is
Too Much Trouble"
trlct No. One of Union. County, Ore
gon, will receive until 4 o'clock P.
M. of April 30th, 19011 V.s.il.! bids
for furnishing said . 3chool Disuict
with 140 cords of four-foot split yel
low pine and red fir wood, said wood
to be cut while green and not
later than Jane 15, 19. fie fio.n
large knots find acceptald ti oi.il
School Board. Said W-x-il ,t lo ilo-
Hvered, 130 cords at high school
tsilding, 5 cords at white school and
5 cords at 4tb ward school. All to
be corded up closely and neatly
where directed by Board. Fifty cords
to be delivered by July 10, and all
before August 20, 1909. Bids to be
left with School Clerk. Board re
serve the right to reject any or all
bid.
ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS,
4-17-;o School Clerk.
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BLUE MOUNTAIN H0USc
T. J. CRAY. Prop.
Board by the week
i $5.00 and up f
ONLY HOUSE IN THE
OH EMPLOYING WHITE
HELP ONLY .
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