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Hon. Binger Herman and Tom
Richardson will be among the prin
cipal speakers at the Irrigation mass
.meeting to be held in Eugene the lat
ter part of the month.
This is Pioneer Day for Union
county. At Imblerwill gather several
. hundred who came here many yeaiB
ago, after long Journeys occupying
tnore than six months battling with
the elements as well as the Indians.
Just why many of these noble men
and women left all that was dear, to
cast their lot in a fur away country
is a matter that is difficult for the
present generation to logically figure
out, but impelled by that ever restless
pioneer adventurous spirit that has
prevailed as far as the records of his
tory chronicles, these early pioneers
Dot only saved "tliis laud from becom
ing a portion of Great Britain, but
paved the way for the thousands that
followed their blazed trail, to make
comfortable homes, build cities, and
make possible, our present day clvlll
tatfon. It is fitting that these early pioneers,
their descendants . and friends meet
annually to talk over the eventful
days of the building or the foundation
of this great commonwealth.
r . IMBLER CO Jl (PLATE.
C ' ' . (Continued from nag 1.) .
.program was late In getting started.
When the extraordinary large crowd
from La Grande arrived, waiting auto
mobiles and! carriages whisked the
guests to' the Bingham grove a half
mile away where lunches were served,
to the merry melodies of the Elgin
band. Imbler liberality flowed unre
stricted, and comments were heard on
very side for the smooth and ma
chine like precision which the big
gathering was moved and entertained.
The crowd is ' much greater than
usual, thanks to La Grande, which sent
fJarly 200 alone.
Columns would be required to depict
and picture the scenes on every hand.
Trail blazers from remote corners
Who see each other but once a year.
I'ioneer duy, have a peculiarly affec
tionate greeting, and It Is almost pa
thetic to listen to the stories they
tell and witness the warm review of
the many things which (they have in
common.
It In a leHBon for the younger gen
eration: a treat which Is Indeed wor
thy the time and effort necessary in
reaching here.
The Forenoon Program.
Speeches from pioneers and solos
were methods of entertaining t he
visitors this morning. J. H. Kiue
bart the prominent pioneer and Dur
ham Wright of Cove, spoke. Mr. Klne
hart's address will he published In full
in the Observer In n l:itr Wwie.
A solo by Mrs. HnUlson d.liv.l.ti'd
the guests. An u musical feature wns
the male ttmrtet by Wade Brooks,
i Frhiik fihoomnker, Mr. hid lugs and
Frank Woodell. T'ie provTiim this
afternoon hinged about the C. K. Coi h
. ran address this afternoon.
Arrhul Bcluji 1.
Arrival was delayed from west and
: east tnds of the county due to the
fact that Elgin's large delegation v;is
, without means of transportation and
i the O. It. & N." condescendingly per
mitted a special train from there.
The Joseph train crew ran to El
gin bringing that crowd to Imbler and
then came to La Grande to make up
the regular Joseph train. It was 10:40
when the train left La Grande.
The thousand mark has been reach
ed but once lo the history of the as-
sociation and the
tion is highly pleased with the atten
dance. Imbler has seldom if ever bad
a larger concourse than today.
Imbler and Elgin ball teams played
during the afternoon, giving variety
to the program.
(III BIILS
ALLOWED
Although bills to an unusually large
amount were allowed at the council
meeting last night, there need be no
fear on the part of the taxpayers that
the city officials are unduly extrava
gant in the expenditure of city moneys.
Labor and material for the extension
of water main's accounts for some
thing like $2,000 of the total, and the
election expenses will be paid by the
American Light and Water company.
following Is the list as allowed.
Water Fund.
Crane Co., supplies $51.14
Joe Jones, care hose, 2 months 10.00
Wlllcock Bros, hauling i.oo
t-acinc coast Pipe Co 45
Horace Knapp, labor C2.50
Grande Rondo Electric Co. .... lt;6.0."
Joe Jones, drayage 2 months .. 12.50
Island City M & M. Co., mdse .
Neptune Meter Co
Andrews & Berry, mdse
' 9.00
2:10.40
8.00
L. A. Pickler, team hire 10.00
Geo. Palmer Lumber Co 18X5
Pacific Coast Pipe Co., pipe .. 1288X7
O. R. & n freight on same
Pound Fund.
W. H. Stanchfleld, feed
A. V. Oliver, feed v
Contingent Fund.
219.C7
5.11
1.75
D. E. Cox, cash paid out ...... 23.45
Road Fund.
Geo. Pulincr Lumber Co.. lum
ber
General Fund.
J.W. Davis. , labor 2 1-2 days ..
Howard Cartier, labor. 4 days . .
King Rowe, labor 10 days ....
18.74
C.25
10.00
25.00
3.75
3.75
26.85
48.75
6.35
40.00
7.50
S. Crowther. labor 1 1-2 days . .
Oscar Jackson, labor 1 1-2 days
Ted Baxter, labor-10 3-4 days
Chas. Knapp, labor 19 1-2 tlays
L. W. Metcalf, labor 2 1-2 days
Mike Callahan, labor 16 days '. .
B. Monsell, labor 3 days . , . . .
J. O. Mills, labor 20 days ,:y.
J. E. Bradley, labor 3 days . t . .
W. H. Holbrook, labor 9 3-4 days
52.25-
7.50
24.40
.. . 1 '. . i
ago, after long Journey is occupying
65.00
W. S. Montgomery, team 13 days
65.00
Ed. Lovely and team, labor 1-a
day 2.75
Don Turner and team, labor 9
days 45.55
W. B. Dalstrom, labor, 1 day.. 2.75
Win. McMurry and team, labor 9
days '.. 45.55
T. P. Mathews, labor. 21 days 52.25
C. A. Crandule, labor, 6 days.. 14.75
L. J. Lee, labor, 4 days 10.55
Jewell Rowe labor. 8 days, . . 20.00
A. C. Williams, canvassing re
turns n.OO
Angus Stewart, election board 3.00
Bernard Utgsden, election
board 4.50
G. W. Allen, election board.. 4.50
Win. Thompson, election board 4.50
James Mahady. election board 4.50
M. A. Harrison, election board 4.50
I. M. Hilts, election board .. 4.50
John A. Gates, election board .1.50
Chester Hamilton. election
board 4,7,1)
J. W. Stotta, flection board.... 4.5(1
II. W. Ktoner, election board.. 4.5i
C. W. I. Ellsworth, election
board ..r,o
II. O. Walker, election board. . 4.50
1. M Reynold, election board, 4. 50
V, FurguF.on. election board,.. 4.5m
P. Clark, election board 4.50
M. McMurry, eleitlon board. .. 4.50
ll.Uniy, .!, t'o nboard, .... 4.50
V. Kiljmt' irk. election hoard... 4.5D
A. Waniiik. flection board. .. I.."t)
1 W. 1'aulk. special police HUM
Pi 1111k Tiffany, special police . . 4.50
W. .1. liliiek. burying dogs 2.i'0
G. E. Fowler, unloading pipe .. 7. on
W. ,T. Ulack. allowance for horse
feed. lO.tM
Grande Homle. Electric Co 344. liO
loe Jones, services at fires,!., liVSO
Arthur Curtis, city surveyor. . 3i5.ni
G. E. l'owler sprinkling ...... 95.00
Bolton-Bodmer Co.. road plow. . 21.00
La Grande Observer, printing. .163.45
G. M. Mlckelson, auditing books 80.00
Star Publishing Co.. printing., r.9.00
R. V. Igan. treasurer 20.00
Ferguson's, supplies .......... 1.45
Special Interest Fund.
R. W. Logan, treasurer 2.0
LTEM3Q OBSKH7EB LA bKAXPE. OKEUOy. THURSDAY, JILV 22,
IIiKi WE
(USE STUDIED
Althought no report at all has yet
been made by the grand Jury, the Im
pression is ganing ground that a num
ber of violations of the local option
law are being Investigated and a num
ber of witnesses were questioned.
LOCAL BAND
The La Grande" band has received an
Invitation through the courtesy of the
management of the Idaho-Intermoun-taln
Fair Association with offices in
there during the week opening Octob
er 11. The bands which) attend this
contest must play three stipulated
pieces and to the winner of the first
prize will he given $300, to the sec
ond, $200.
Further particulars will follow la
ter, as to. the rules and regulations
for. the contestants.
The invitation haB Just been received
and it Is not known if the local band
will be in a position to accept. The
maximum membership Is 20 pleceH nii'i
the minimum 18.
COMMITTEE
IS PICKED
The finance committee which will
arrange for finances for swinging the
big county fair to be held in the citv
of La Grande this fall has been picked.
The list follows:
Wm. Ash, treasurer and chairman;
George H. Currey, John oilier, S. N.
Bolton, George Stoddard, A. S. Geddes,
Mac Wood, F. D. Haisten, J. W. Bush,
Fred Geibel. Ed. Polack and Frank
Brown.
The executive committee will meet
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock In the
club rooms. It Is very urgent that
all attend.
Notice of involution.
Notice is hereby given that C. C.
Penlngton and W. H. Rush doinir
business under the firm name of C.
C. Penlngton & Company, have dis
solved business by mutual consent.
aud C. C. Penlngton will collect and
pay all bills against the firm.
For Sale.
Furniture consisting of range, kit
chen cabinet, dining table, chairs,
beds, dresser and small sde table, will
be sold at private sale Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday at the residence
of D. H. Jordan opposite court house.
YOUNG
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a leading merchant of Sprlnfia'd, N.
C. by two expert doctors one a lung
specialist. Then was shown the won
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and Colds .Its the safest, surest cure
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"As an Ideal cough medicine I re
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. class by Itself," says Drr. R. A. Wilt
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treat pleasure. In testifying to the ro
ults of Chamberlain's Cough raedl
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xpectatlons of the most exacting tr
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'otlce to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that letters
f executorship have been issued by
the County Court of Union County.
Oregon, to Angus Shaw, Jr. upon the
last will and testament of Angus
Shaw, deceased, and all persons hav
ing claims against said deceased are
notified to present the same with
proper -vouchers to the undersigned
at his residence, La Grande, Oregon.
R. F. D. No. 1.. within six months
from date of this notice.
Dated this June 21, A. D. 1909.
ANGUS SH.W JR.,
Executor
(d-ui-5-t) J. D. Plater, atty for Ex.
Vacation suggestions. Take on your
outing a stamped piece to work, pillow
top at 10c, linen pieces from 8 l-3c to
75c, during the Semi-annual sale at
the Golden Rule store. (3t)
All straw hats for ladies, children
and men one half price. Semi-annual
sale, The Golden Rule Company. (3t)
Water Melons
New California stock Just
arrived.
Ice Cream Parlors
!
My parlors are the cosiest
and most comfortable In the
city, electric fans, the best of
service and the variety of, and
quality of my flavors are unsur
passed. Fine Candies
Made Fresh every day.
C. . SELDER
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and should you want nice crisp sweet
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and don't, forget that 25c coffee. It
takes the place of your 40c coffee. .
Just n a shipment of Swifts bam and
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Whatever insdicine you get at this store is exacUy right
If you could see how your melclne is prepared here, the care that
we give every prescription that comes Into our store, if you had
the professional training to appreciate -the quality in all the
drrgs used and the skill used tn preparing, you would never
think of going elsewhere for even your simplest drug store wants.
People who deal here never have any doublts about the medicine
they get The price Is right too. , v
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LA GRANDE, - . OREGON
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