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The Beautiful Wallowa Lake
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Throughout all the Northwest no lake or body of water carries with It more renowa and
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Jgends than the Wallowa Lake. wh?re the Railroad Employes' excursion will head for In June. Circumcribed
ty stately mountain peaks, unascertainable depth, and mysteries galoro, the body of water is truly a wonder, t
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Cards of thanks, Sc a line.
The Blue Mountain University left
Its sump of mortality and good citi
zenship more vividly than those who
have come- to this city , since Us
suspension can appreciate. It does 1
sot seem within the realm of our
present day progression to conceive
that as a matter of fact, as far fas
school facilities are concerned, La
Grande has retrograded, for since the
JBlue Mountain University ceatsed to
exiBt we have never had anything
beyond the public school in the way
of higher education and the parents
of the pro-sent' generation have op
portunities that their children can
not receive without going elsewhere.
Jt Is too bad for the benefiit of this
itv. that the school could not be
maintained, but the population was
too sparse at the time It was begun,
which was .10 years prior to the ad
vent of the railroad, and the financial
burden was too great to X4 continued
by the patriotic few.
On Saturday night in this city the
former students and friends ' of i'nt
old Blue Mountain hld their third
Reunion. , To the residents of re
cent years this meant' little, but to
the older settlers who are familiar
with the.causes that led to the erec
tion of this once proepoerous institu
tion, that drew students not only from
our present and adjoining counties
but from Idaho and eaBtern Wash
ington, it is Important.
During the 10 or more years of its
existence, scores of young men and
women passed through its doors and
many of them are today carrying the
responsibilities of every avenue of
activity.
The corner stone was laid with fit
lng ceremony on the Fourth of July,
1874. J. L. Carter, under whose ad
ministration the school prospered, was
the first president. J. L. Lensure
was another and Professor Ackerman
and Abraham Fades and O. M. Irwin
are names that revive tender memories
In not a few of .our present day
readers .
the O. R. & N. vs Coolidge to make
the defendant file a more definite
and certain answer was overruled.
In the divorce case of Flora Stoop
vs William Stoop, defendant declared
in default, and ordered to pay the
clerk of the court $50 for plaintiff's
attorney's tees and an additional sum
of 25 per month for benefit of plain
tiff during pendency of the' action or
until otherwise ordered by the court.
In the suit of A. J. Parks vs Charles
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money on a promissory note. Parks
gained judgment by default for $252.65
and attorney's fees to the amount
of $33. It is further ordered that
the property of Charles Todd be so!d
at execution to satisfy the judgment.
Mrs. Stella Taylor was given an
absolute divorce from Porter R. Tay
lor and awarded the custody of a
minor child.
By mandate of the supreme court
the judgment of the lower court was
reversed in the case of S. S- Boothe vs
Farmers and Traders National bank,
and the findings of the referee were
confirmd. Judgment is thereby given
the bank for $228.59 and interest, to
gether with the costs and disburse
ments occasioned by the appeal to the
supreme court. .
Airship Returned.
BKRL1NY June J. Temporary re
pairs to Count Zeppelin's airship
were made today and he ascended
shortly after noon, sailing for Frie-
derichshafen.
That annual mnalonl vnt wM -.
has come to mean so much ,to
the music loving the Tabernacle
concert will be held on June 12 this
year, and already prominent soloists,
pianists, and pipe organists of the
very best procurable, have been book
ed for .the affair. It is no longer nec
essary to devote space and effort to
explanation and description of the
coming treat, for the public knows
that the Tabernacle concert is always
excellent. Choirester Hood has a
choir of 100 trained local voices
New Lot Just In
C7y Grocery and Bakery,
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Bell Ptione Main 75 Independent 241
'The stake conference will be held
that day and notables will be here
from the church circles at Salt Lake,
while the rank and file of the church
hi this stake will be in attendance too.
Hurriman Sets Sail.
NEW YORK, June ,1. Harriman
his wife and Alexander Miller, one of
his lieutenants, sailed for Europe to
day. Harriman posed for a picture
for the papers.
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Two icn indicted by the gran-:
Jury recently dismissed, were arsiign
vl today before Judge Knowles on
the charges preferred against them
"WllsoiK alleged short change artist
asked for time to plead and was
given until Thursday In which
make up his nand. Christiansen. th
Elgin boy tharged with forgery,
also arraigned, and pleaded not
guilty. His case will go to a 1ury
trial on Tuesday.
It Is rumored that Wilson Is pre
paring to put up a strong fight and
from authentic quarters It Is reported
that he will.be able to produce con
siderable evidence in his behalf.
In the cus.j of Cora Richards vs W.
L. Kl hards, v.iotwn of plaintiff t
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NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SAI.R.
Notice is hereby given to all con
cerned that, the undersigned, guard-
inn of the person and estate of Maggio
Given, whoso true name is Margaret
Given, an insane person, by 'virtue o!
hi crder made and entered on the
"th day of May. A. D..1909, '"by thj
Ciuir.ty Tourt of Union bounty. Or
(.'Mi. authorizing sale of 'tb hrinafter
descriliPd lauds belonging q the said
Margaret Given, will from and after
the 11th day of June, A. I). 1009, pro
teed to sell at private sale for cash
the following lands of said Margaret
fliven. to-wlt. All of the Northeast
(piarter of Northwest quarter of sec
tlon thirty In Township four South of
UanRe Forty East of Willlamette
Meridian In Union County, Oregon
excepting that portion thereof hereto
fore conveyed by V. D. Beldleman and
Clara Beldleman to Minnie Oatrander
by deed of date May 24th. 1SS9, and
described as commencing at the
Northwest quarter of Southwest cor
ner of the Northeast quarter of sec
tion Thirty, Township tour South, of
Range Forty K. W. M., running thence
east fifty rods and six links, thence
north fifty nine rods and three links,
thence west fifty four rods and si
links, and thence south fifty nine rods
and three links to place of beginning,
together with the water right owned
"nd used in connection with the said
land of Margaret Given and describ
ed as an undivided one elgth Interest
In the Prescott Ditch, and more par
ticularly described In the muniments
of title of said Marjraret Given to said
lands.
: Datnd nt Ii Grande, 'Otvt;o-i. this
hcut !vej'u!'.'-'c i Hi l! d..v .) Mrv, A. D.
Is spent m bed What did you pay for the mattress?
In bed we laugh, in bed we cry;
And born in bed, in bed we die;
The near approach a. bid may show
Of human bliss or hun an woe.
' Do you recognize the importance of the mattress?
Do you select it with the same care you do the other
comforts of home? Have you ever stopped to consider
that in this age of advancement it has recieved little
attention little improvement was made until the re
nowned Sealy Mattress was invented? This marked
the entry of a new era in mattress making.
The Sealy Mattress is different! Features that
stand out in bold contrast: First successful and only
Non-Tuffed Mattress; First mattress made along
tcientific lines, Constructed of one single bat of long
staple cotton, Without Tuft or Binding. See this won
derful mattress now on exhibition at our store. The
success of ihe century. Let us explain its merits.
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Gomplete equipment for
rubber buggy tires.
resetting and repairing
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor
Complete Machine Shops and Foundry
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HOUSEKEEPERS
ATTENTION!!
Do You Know
Thot the
ELEGTRIG IRON
Furnishes the
CHEAPEST and BEST
Method of Doing Domestic Ironing ?
The Heat is Where You Need It Vou Owe it to
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GRANDE RONDE
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N. K. WEST, Pres.
Wm. MILLER, Vice Pres.
T. . SCROGCIN, Cash
H. E. CG0LIDGE, Asst. Cash
ADDING NEW ACCOUNTS
We are constantly adding new accounts and
our business is increasing at a very satisfact
ory rate. Probably you might fce glad and
join us.
ELECTRIC CO.
The
United States National Bank
Of La Grande
N. K. IVesf
E. P. Slzples
C. T. Bacon
DIRECTORS
Wk. Miller '
K F. Ccolidge
T. J. Scroggin
J. L. Cavines
Frank Concy
P.. T.Hill
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