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FoblMied Daily Except Sunday.
(iOKVE H. ITKRtY.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Fnlted Press Telegraph .Smite.
SUBSCRIPTION RATS: .
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Daily, one year In advance...... $6.50
weesjy, six months in advance, . . 7Ec
Weekly, one year in advance. .... $1.00
If we had a few more Juries like
the one that convicted Hains there
would be fewer murders. The Insan
ity dodge has been over worker in
this country.
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Jtatered at the postoftlce at La Grande
as second-class matter.
This paper will not publish any
article appearing over a noin de
2un;e. Signal articles will be re
ceived subject to the discretion of the
astor, Phase elgn jour articles and
aave disappointment.
-Voted Ludy ( eming.
Mrs. Clara Esson, Bible School
evangelist, will have charge of the
church services at the Central Church
next Sunday morning. Mrs. Esson
is making a tour of the Church of
Christ in Eastern Oregon, In the Inter
est of the Sunday school. She has a
wide reputation as an enthusiastic
speaker,
.Advertising liutei.
Display ad. rates furnished upon ap
jlkation. Local reading notices 10c per line
Int insertion; "c per line for each
subsequent insertion.
Resolution of condolence, 5c a line.
Cards of thanks. 5c a line.
Crane Beady For Senlce,
The locomotive crane used last win
ter for unloading coal iu the yards,
has been given a thorough overhauling
and is again ready for use.
CHASE B0HNENKAMP
HOME PHONE 132 PACIFIC MATES BKACK 241
RESIDENCE RED 481 .
Observer Want Ads Pay
Will Rebuild Cr-. 11
The steel, bottoms and trucks of the t'l
two box cars burned at Nodlne Bpur a jj
few dayB ago will be sent to Alblnai.
for rebuilding. I m
We read a whole, lot during the last
presidential, campaign 'about the edu
cational fampaign that was then pop
ularly supposed to be in progress.
An eductattonal campaign regarding
the west, its soil, climate, and the
habits of Its people, is Just now be
ing quite fulfilled, its mission is very
eppareut when letters such as a:
mentioned in yesterday's paper re
garding a fabulous valley, are written
In sober earnest, by persons of intelli
; gence who are seeking a more en
joyable place in which to make their
home than they have so far found.
We refer to the letter from a resi
dent of Kansas, who evidently had
teen Informed that there ia a valley
In this pHrt of the Northwest .where
there are, but a few hundreds of
families, with room for loon home
steads, to be had from the govern
ment for the asking; where 'the sur
rounding mountains are covered with
the finest of timber, also free to the
settler. Vulgarly speaking, the Mter
writtr has been given a wrong hunch.
Borne 'gazabo has had a pipe dream,
r Ywinufactured on r.nd passed t
:on T his neichbor. The man who
WTote'the letter Is not to blame. Very
vague ideas of our country, climate,
resources and people exist in certain
sections west of the Mississippi, and
It Is up to such organizations as our
Commercial club to institute tti cam
,jy?ln lt tdut'svion. which shall result
iu th dlsseminkllon' of (uithbrative
. Information regarding ourselves and
our habits.
Almost any home-seeker would Rsk
about such a locality as this man fce
livs to exist: and Vet. if he Is the
kind of a settler the west needs and !
desires, he would much rather learn
of a valley, such as ours, where he
may buy improved farms at reason
able prices; where there are towns
ud villages, farms and orchards;
where there are markets for produce
and labor. It is much better that
prospective settlers know Just what
to expect when they start toward our
country than to let them believe fairy
tales, with the consentient and certalD
disillusionment.
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It requires the ame enthusiasm t'
. make a county fair a success as it
does to make a successful Fourth of
. July -e!eVraU(n. La Grande has a
reputation for holding great celebra
tions, this y-ar will be no except!"
In fact preparations are made ea lier
, this season than last. ' ' , ."
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..' . The time has passed whtn it be
' comes necessary to go abroad to mi
ish profitable Investments in real e.
iate.: There is do surer road to wealth
iinv where than the poassor o?
STORE FOR REST.
Store, room on Kim St., now occu- i
pled, by the L. Cv Smith garage will j
be for rent on or before June 1st. In- j j
quire of A. C. Huntington, phone Red 1 i
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THE SCENIC
PANTAGES CIRCUIT.
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j La Grande's Foremost Vuude-
Z, tille Theatre.
'X Depot Street.
S. A. GAKI)1ER, .lluiiager.
Week beginning May 10. '
'i' The Llnolles, in the comedy
l sketch eutltlled. "The Silent
Partner" for three niglits, awl '
i, finishing the week with "The f
Adventuress."
f Ram Carlton, the Hebrew co-
4 median.
Master Charles Herman, sing- :
ing, anil dancing.
Matinee, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. Adulis. matinee:
10c; children, under 12 years, y
v ,5c. Evening prices. 10 and 15c.
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Radishes - 5c
Hot House Lettuce - 5c bunch
Home Lettuce per lb. 1 2c
Green Peas 2 lbs ' 25c
Rhubarb 21bs 1 5c
Cabbage per lb , - 7c
Fresh Tomatoes perJb : 15c
Asparagus per Id - 15c
Spinach per lb - ' ; ; 5c
STRAWBERRIES
City Grocery and Bakery,
: P0LACK, Prop
Bell Prtonc Main 75 Independent 241
PURITY
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WHEN IT COMES TO
DRUGS
We Guarantee the
Purity of all: Drugs
sold here
A warm friendship instantly springs
up between men of good taste and
clothes made by The House of Kup
penheimer. Let us show you the
new models of the season.
I C C. REMINGTON & CO.
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor"
Complete Machine Shops and Foundry
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PaSTiMt THEATRE
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? Proprietor and .Msnajser. :j
Program
A Three reels of latest moving :
. pictures. .-'.
I Marguerite, The Great, in won- ,
derful ' feats of hand bal-
anting.
Admission i and 10 cents.
Change of program Monday,
Wednesday. Friday and Satur- j
day. Matinee: Monday, Wed-
nesday and aSturday. Doors
open at 2:1-0 p, m. Kvenings
performances s.t " p. m. -?
Change of program Sanday.
Wednesday and Friday. Mati
nee: Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday. Doors open at 2:30
p. m. Evening performances
. at 7 p. on.
Just Received
Puffs, Switches, Rats
Psyches and Rolls
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Of La Grande
N. K. West
E. P. Staples
C. T Bacon
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DIRECTORS
Wir. Miller'
F, Coolidge
.-n T. J. Scroggin , ,
J. L Cavines
Frank Conley
A. T. Hill
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