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ETcsiaa cssssTxs, li came ezzcsa. I . I 'fM t J I "-. i . - : J hi' t i i 1 t7 ' $ S DIRECTORY FRATCRNA U K GRAN K. W. l. La. Grand Camp No. 7703 meets 1st 4 3rd Monday each month at 1. 0. O. P. kill 111 vlaltin neighbors are cordially iuvlted to attend. M, McMURRAY. & CAL JORDAN. Ctorh. I -. 0. E.H. ;.; ..; faope chapter No. 13, O. is! 8., hoia ataUd i.ainunloetlous the second aud fourth Wednesdays of eacb moutu flaklcit members cordially In filed RAt'.'EL B. W0R8TBLL. W. M. ' " i RT A WARNICK. Secretar L 0. 0. F Kaeaaipnient Star Encampment 'No. 21. I. 0. 0 F., media every seoosd and fourth Wednesday In th month ha Odd Fel lows' hall. Visiting patriarchs alwari welcome. . H. 8. COOLIDQE. G. P W. A. W0B8TELL. ScrlU . B. of A. Meets every Thursday evening at L 0. O. F. halt Visiting members al way welcome. ANGUS STEWART, President 0m a tiw mmm '- m Weedaea tf The Wert. La Grand Lodge No. 16, W. 0. W meet every second and tourth Tuesday evening a K. or p. tall U taw Corpa traUdlne . " Dtina NKK1 aCKLE8, Copol Commander ' ;. it XEENET. C'ira ' 1. 0. 0. F. Subordinate. La Grande Lorlge No !ti. uiei.ti i their hall every Saturday uisni. 'll ting brother cocifdillv ttivlteci to .'. the JM1 ?l rc.j.:mrDi (iKoi;i;;'. runt'i. I. I; SNOOK. U: S.w t 1 rl; r sl ;t . . ' 'vii' tvVr1' .;--':''"';;; : ..v:? .josf . . - . 'x :n s x - aaaaaaiaataiaiaiaaaaaBMsaaMsaaia . "SSSSSSSSaSSeaBaeBBBlBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBW8BBaB L ORDERS' DE, OM. I'fcrfhiiTh f Amlc . Court Maid Marion No. 22 meer ;b Wednesday night In K, of 1 all. Uiothuru ur Invhed to niifnd ' v . . HKN HAI&TKN. ' L&O HERIUXO. C. S. A. (.cl.IL ,La GraLuV LtxifcO No. 41, A. F. : v. M., bold rwguiar uioetlugs tint an bird barurdays at 7:30 p. m. R. L. LINCOLN, VI. I A. C. WILLI AMB, Secretary. Ealghts of Fyttlas. Red 8rts Lodge No. 27. meeta v ery Monday evening la Castle bal i old EL't hall). A Pythian weieow to all vlsrUOK tnlghta.' ' J. F. BAKER, a C. 1 R. ti LINCOLN. K. of R ft 8 B. 1 O. B. La Grande Lodge No. 433, meet each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock li Elk's club, corner Depot treet ant Washington avenue. Visiting brothen tre cordially Invited to attend. H. K. COOL1UOB. icxalted Kaler. ! HUOU McCAUU Reo, Bec BEBEKAEIS. Crystal Lodge No, 60 meeta iven lutsMOay evnutng at the I. O. O. F. hal. All viHitinc umberr v. nrtmd lid ' MISS ' v nnA LKXANDEa 8It ftacltiiclin or Kidney Trouble in i:ure biUkiiche Hiid reKUlato out of order kltli.eys or end bladder trouble is to kct:jj Keverul iloros of Paiio'fl Mlfuuciic. Vim win ilisumtly teel that your !iilm; .s m mi iiniuiiy urjMina are being iiiiiin"!. litml'd ttd viinlied. and A Scene I fit The Steward Opera House January 15 ATBASLAKGE ATTEJIDASCE LARGE AND .('OS. GL0XKBATK XATIRE UHdergradnale Mingles With the Fro- duels of Bit" Schools. Co'rvallia.' Ore.. Jan. - 10 eclal Tbe winter short covseB opened t the Agricultural college Tuesday Jan 4 with the largest and " most repre sentative body of studcnU are In a; tendance. There are men and wome' ranging in age from 16 to 65 years '.nd rppreaentlug almost every walU !n life. Side by side with the girls and boys from the ninth and tenth grades of the public schools of the state are graduates of Brown, Tale, Lake Forrest and other great Eastern and mlddlewest universities and col leges. There are farmers and fruit growers who own or manage farms ranging from 5 to 2500 acres. There are teachers and housewives, stock men and dairymen, horticulturists, business men and capitalists. This representative attendance speaks well for the future of the Agricultural Oregon. LASO OF UI : t ,The use of the fairy story In Incul cating good thought in the mind o' a child Is one of the appreciations of modern ' education. Time was whn children Were kept away from fai'v tales as from a burning buBh. for fear of its witchery, N'o'.v, educators recognize that simplicity of thoiipht accompanies fairy tales and fal)le3 as truly as doea tho rcdtal Tl; loawns of the Powers, t)n. heroes' (.f ruusfe, thn ninjcRty of the forests nnd the harmonies of the modern extrava ganza, such as hi the grent pro luc tion of '''The Land of Nod," all have their Influence upon the child mind for refrenhment and' repose s-a w:U as useful knowledge. The demands for special matinees for children this season hare been far in excess of the possibilities of ' the company. ccLcol.. have t en dismissed and lUM.lr.rs have ictis to the theatra with thplr pi:;)H The entire original cast "id prodwt'.cn Of "The Land of rfod" v.Ul be oen at Ihe .steward op era hcu3? L'&tanby, 'January 15. for an "ngageaisat of a imatinee and night. It will be advisable for those wishing: to witress the performance to be at the box ofnee promptly after It. opens" on next Thursday for Judg ing from the requests for seats by mall, already received, every seat fa the house will be occupied. "Are Tos Absent Misdeal ; The story of the forgotten watch at the Star tonight brings out In detail what trouble an absent mind will cause. There are other good pictures along with the comedy and all tend to make up' a god hour of lntertaln- ment and at a price that is most reus onable. Mr. Wilson George will elng an Illustrated songi "Sweethearts" prett name when It Is Y-O-U. P." 1 t J' t -A i W0 I ?i 8 V, mi t X f J- Anna McXaff as "Bonnie" undRessileo Mcilll as "Jack of Hearts" hi "The Innd of Xod." ' ' Nettae to Creditors. Notice Is hereby given to all whom it may concern, that N. K. West has been appointed by the County Court of Union county. Oregon, admlnlstra-' trator de bonis non with will annexed i of the estate of Joel Robinson. de-; ceased. AH persons having claims against the estate of said deceased Joel Fobinson are requested to pre sent them with the proper vouchers within six months from the date here of to the administrator at his affloe, No. 1204 Adams avenue, La Grande, Union county. Oregon. ! Dated this 7th day of January. 1110. . N.r. wasr. i Administrator de bonis non with will annexed of the estate of Joel Kabtnawtt deceased. .... a-T-14-2l-H-a-4. . . NfnCB! ! C3 FCBMOAZXiKf. Departaeat sf tha Iatostor at La Oaaadsi Ocegaau I, Neveaaor 11. tMa. Notlea to heoehy dram that Jta W. ttsftlaad tt Yur eeaTar. Waaau wave a Oot 1 1M asada tlaabar ad atona twsm atato met lt. ttSSt lac lUf M NW lr4 aa4 XV 1-4 NTS M. Beo If . aavd S 1-8 SS 1-4 8o. . Tvaa?4Soth Baax 31 Out WtilaaurfM aiaridiao has tkd o tiee at hie iateaaon w mac saai am ber and acne proof, W sehiis claim t the laad above described, her tor the register and raoalver of the ?ntted Btau Las1 Offlo at La Grand Oregon, on th :oth day at Fsbraary. 1910. - I Adsztstmaai KeCce. Ktioe it aarehy glvaa tha tthe ua- deslgaed has been appointed edmlaia trator of the eatat of W. J. Snodraaa seoeafed, by th Comty Court f Union County, Oregon, and all persons having claims against Bald estate are hereby notified to present the same to he undersigned administrator, proper Iy verified, at his office in La Grande Oragon, or. or before aix tnontns after the date of this publication. Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this ICth day of November. 1909. I i '''.; J. G. SNODGRASS, j ; 1 Administrator of Jie j estate of W. J. Snodgrass, decased. t First riiblieation Friday, Nov. 12. 1909 GROCERY SATISFATCION If your particu lar grocer , pleas es yoa b overy way there is lit tle need of chan ging; nEven iWEs can do no morothn that n i i " : ' ' Dutif ycuthhlr gome cf m?ynrq a Chlf t X7Q ;WcuQ ycu tbe .'fecst scif vico cf whbhvo capabb Often and cftcn we havo tinned now-and-again customers into steady patrons And Jvev lose surprising few of particular buyer who once besom our customers Try us on any thing you like. The James G. Snodgras Groc ery : CITATION. In The county Court for the County of Union, State of Oregon. In the matter of the guardianship of the person and estate of David Troy, an incompetent person. . . To David Troy,. Mary Knight, Delia Beam, John Troy and Thomas Troy, Greeting: . In the name of the State of Oregon you are hereby cited and required to appear in the County Court of the ; State or Oregon, for Union county, at the court room thereof, at La Grande in the county of Union, on Monday, the 31st day of January, 1910, at 1.50 o'clock in the afternoon of that day, then and there to show cause, If any you have, why the yuardian of the estate of the person and estate of the above named David Troy, an incom petent person, should not sell, in the manner provided by law, the following described real property, belonging to said estate of the said David Troy, to-' wit: The NW 1-2 of Sec 22 in Tp. 1, N. of R35 E. W. M. in Union county Ore gon, and the following described real property, in the city of Elgin, . said county and state: Commencing at th N. E. corner of the S. E. 1-4 of the , N. E. 1-4 cf the S. W. 1-4 of 3ec. 15, Tp 1, N. of R. 39 E. W. M. and running thence west 160 feet, thence south 272 feet, thence eastt 160 feet, these north 272 feet, to the place of begin ning, consislng of 1 acre, more or leas In Union county, Oregon. Witness the Hon J. a Henry, Judg of the County Court of the Stat of Oregon, for the county of Union, with, the seal of said Court affixed this 21 nd day of December, 1909. ...... Attest. ID. WRIGHT, Clerk.