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Miss Irene Krlngle of North Powder,
: visiUDf in La Grande today.
o l, Pldcock. of Enterprise, ! In
A Grande today.
c f Moore the jreal estate dealer,
-ansacted business In Imbler today.
ate Ardrey is In Imbler and Sum-
.... An xt nn nrofesslonal busl-
tjfrviiie vuu
.ess.
Five sturay wm.u. ..v
llermany Ped tnrougn oruu
jrfay. en route to Kennewlck.
1 j E Birch, auditor for the Pacific
Us, spent the day with Local
gent George HiDDeru.
Mrs. George Krieger spent the mor
ing with her husband, who is taking
reatment at Hot Lake.
I ..ohnrtv 'Logue returned on tne ae-
'ayed train from Hot Lake this after-
oon.
, .nd Mrs. Leo Winn left this
coming for Walla Walla to be gone
U gummer.
. n S. Van Duyne,.the Adams
Lenue merchant, left last evening
or Portland and seaside to Peu
I riel vacation. ......
Father Whyte, who Is ill at the Hot
ake sanatorium is not so well today
bis physicians declared him to be
tfBte.-day.
Engineer and Mrs. J H. Dupes will
x T.'-ml tn llv while
ocn move to r""
nnnM is on the helper engine.
Ley are now packing their furniture.
rwf Sursreon of the O. R. & X-t A.
I M,.k-pnzie. passed through the city
ihli afternqpn after a visit to east end
north 100 feet, thence west to the west
line of said lot. thence in a southeast
erly direction to the southwest corner
of said lot 1 block" A, thence east fo
tne place of beginning (R. c. Mays to
have the privilege of leaving his wa
ter pipe across said land) in Wallowa
voumj, uregon.
Dated at La Grande. Oregon. Jun
E. C. DISQUA.
Administrator of the fBtate of John
H. Dillion, deceased. ) C-25-2-9-l-23
ELEPHANT SIGNALS A TRAIH
TRAISED AMMAL 1$ EXPRESS
CAR FOXY.
C. J. BLRCK
Real Estale and Insurance
Hi DEPOT STREET
SOMMERS BL'DG.
Buyers will find I have an attractive list to
Select From
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Brief Panle Caused by "Mike's" Trick
of Polling Cord.
TACOMA, June 29. Passengers of
the North Coast limited of the North
ern Pacific, were given the fright of
their lives early today when a heavy
train of 14 coaches came to a sudden
stop a mile from Napa Vine, at the
foot of the Cascade mountains. Vis
Ions of a holdup filled the minds of
the pasaene-er F!r.s'.n:cr Tue re
ported three sharp pulls at the bell
rope felt in the cab. Presently the
express messenger leappd from the
car and offered an explanation. It
developed three elephants were in the
baggage car. , The trainer taught
Mike," one of them, the trick of pul
ling a string with his trunk to fiie
a gun. "Mike" spied the bell rope and
took advantage of the opportunity to
do a little rehearsing, hence the stop
ping of the train.
lolnts.
E. L. Wiley, of Wallowa,. is attend.-
La Grande toaay.
('Recorder I. R. Snook is in Elgin to-
lay on business.
The round house and machine shops
Here will close July 5th. and all em
ployes will be given a chance to ceie.
Ibrate.
Agent Carlock of the Gefmanla Life
Insurance of New York, who Is also
something of a nimrod, departed to
day for points In Wallowa, taking with
him his fishing paraphernalia.
Miss Sarah W Grier. who haB been
touring the west, left for Chicago last
Lveninir after a short stopover wun
Iher friends, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Alli-
?son.
District Superintendent J. D. Gillian
left today for points In Wallowa coun
b. On July 3rd he will be the orator
lot the day at the Flora 'celebration
and the fifth, will officiate in a simila
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capacity at the Paradise celebration.
No. 7, due here at 9:25 a. m., ar
rived five hours late today, due to a
washout between Omaha and Chi
tago. The train has been making up
time, but Is not entirely even with
ithe schedule yet.
I W. H. George, who has been visiting
!hfr with hla rlnnp-htpr Mrs. W. H.
push, left last night for his home at
Salt Lake Cty City.
Sheriff F. P. Chllders, Walter Hop
per and Ted Leavitt are fishing today
Jon Beaver Creek. -
Officer McLauehlin caukht a man,
,who was beating his way across the
Vountry in a baggage car of the west
bOUnd train on1 Ytm UI) OVef
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nlrht aMob ion.tn that tti roil-
Iroad comn&nv hnri nn rh arena to Dre-
fer against the man lie was released
with orders to leave town, which he
immediately did.
POSSE AFTER TRAIN ROBBER1!
CONSTABLE KILLED BY ONE OF
SUSPECTS.
Thought to he One of Four Who
"Touched" C anadian Pacific.
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Bell Phone, Main 75 ' Independent 241
VANCOUVER, B. C. June '29.
A posse is in hot pursuit today of the
man suspected of being one of the four
bandits who held up the Canadian Pa
cific train at Ducks, B. C, June 21,
who, in a revolver fight last night.
shot and killed Provincial Constable
Decker. A partner of the murderer
was killed by Decker as the latter lay
dying. The murder occurred at Ash-!
croft while Decker was trying to ar-j
rest the two suspected of train rob
bery. Decker commanded the men to
surrender aB he landed in a rowboat
in the Thompson river, the shooting
followed. '
IMPOSING CEREMONIES
- GEORGEOUS PARADE -
A Civic Demonstration on a
Scale Never Before Attempt
ed. Music, Sports. Amuse
ments, Fireworks and -Many
Spectacular teatures
GEORGE PALMER. President C. S. WILLIAM?. 2nd Asst Crshier.
F. J. HOLMES, Vice-President W. H. BREIiOirs, Asst. fushler
- P. L. MEYERS. Cashier.
La Grande National Bank
Of La Grande, Oregon
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $170,000
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
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DIRECTORS -
,-M. Berry J. D.;Matheson F. J. Holmes" F. M. Brylut
C. C. Pennington F. L. Meyers Ceo. L. Cleaver .,.
W, L. Brenholts George Palmer
File Moton For New Trial.
In the case of Lee vs. Carrol, and
pee vs. Oliver, et al, tne piainuns
have filed motions for new triale.
Administrator's Sale of Bft! F-slale.
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Notice In hnrahv v1vn that the un
kf John H. Dillon, deceased, under and
iby virtue of an order of the County
Jttourt of Union Ctanntv. Oreeon. duly
ide and entered on Monday the 14th
YJ of June, 1909, authorizing and em
awwerlnr him in An. will on and
jafter the 24th day of July, 1909, sell
fat private sale for cash to the highest
sand bent hirtnr tt,ofnr tha following
fflaaAt1 . ... a I
men real estate Deiongius
Oaid estate of John H. Dillion,
deceased, tnwit- iota 7 A 8 In block
10 Romlg's addition to the town of
La Grande. ITnlon Countv. Oreeon : lot
i" in block fi! nf rhanlln'n ndd tion tO
pe town of La Grande. Union County,
Oregon. The SEi of NW4, the E
ht i5Wii and RWU of KEU of sec. 34
RP- 1 S. R. 40 E. W. M. and NW?4 of
ec. i twn. a n. n. 39 E. W. M. in
jt'Mon County, Oregon. Also begln-
png at the SE corner of lot 1 n block
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$2,000.00 will be expended for
popular amusements, music, and
enjoyments. Monday, July 5th.
IDAHO OkREY ACT LAND
Mow Open
Tfip Idaho Initiation Co. Ltd.
Offers 20,000 acres at $35 per acre, ad
joining f he Twin Falls Tract, hasiest kma
or lerms. Lanu iiuw ufcii iui uuiy.0
Logan-Sherwood
Realty Company
Men, aa well as women, like to be well dressed, but many of them
don't know bow to ro about It.
The majority of clothing atorea can't help them much, either
they elotfce them, 'ttia true butthey certainly ioi cress mem.
And That's Where This Store
comes inl
We dress men well we apare no pains to do it
Clothea quality, these daya, counts for as much aa price in the
way of an inducement, when asking for patronage
EXCLU1VENESS AND EXCELLENCE IN HATS AND HABER
DASHERY.
If you care for clothea excel-lence. Sir, come here!
IT&
si? momer9$
Clothes of Quality
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Sbecial attention to Special Orders
B OKS AND STATIONARY
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FERGUSONS
"Where Nothing is
Too Much Trouble"