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DIRECTORY
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FRATERNAL ORDERS
wv GRANDE, ORG.
B. W. A.
. La Grinds camp No. 7703 meets
tvery Monday each month at I. 0 0.
F. Halt All visiting neighbors are
tordlally Invited to attend.
FRED B. CURREY, C
CAL JORDON, Clerk.
0. E. 8.
Hope Chapter No. 13, 0. E. 8,
hold stated communications the sec
ond -and fourth Wednesdays .of
each month. Visiting members cor
dially invited.
Pauline Lederlee, W. M.
Mary E. Warnlck, Secretary.
L 0 0. F. Encampment
Star Encampment No. 31, L 0. 0.
V, meets every second sad fourth
Wednesday In the month In Odd Fel
lows' hall. Ylsltlng patriarchs always
welcome. ;i
W. A. WORSTELL, Scribe
La Grande Lodge No. 16, W. 0.
W. meeu every second and : fourth
Tuesday evening tn K. of P. hall In
the Corpe huUdlnr U Usttln saenv
NERI ACKLES, CottoI Commander.
J. H. KEENET, Clerk,
L 0. 0. Fr-8aberdtaate.
. La Grande Lodge No. 16, meets In
their hall every Saturday nlgnt. Visi
ting brothers cordially Invited to at
tend. Cemetery plat may be seen at
tl" ." ! roUnrant
GEORGE GROUT, N. G
L R SNOOK, Rec. Becy.
W. A. WORSTELL, Fin iec.
Poultry
EGGS A-PLENTY if yourg!ve your hens the right sort of feed.
We have good wheats, oats, alfalfa mefla 'Jg
TONIC, EGG PRODUCER, OYSTER SHELL, GRANULATED BONK
GRIT, ETC . '. '
Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co.
FLOUR, FEED. WOOD
141o Adams Ave. .
PHONES- Bhckim Independent 1
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Q. E. Tungsten
Efecfric Light
They have two and a half times the efficiency of ihe or
dlnary carbon lamp hithei to in general nse. The fila
ment Is made of a rare md tal caUed Tungsten, which
yellds an Intense brilliancy at a low cost In shape and
else the bulb Is Just like any otier Incandescent lamp.
Why not b. a Tungsten lamp for your self! Get one of the
40-watt and use it some where In your house in place
of one of your carbon lamps. Then observe the great diff
erence. Note the clear white Ught exactly twice as bril
liant and costing yon ono fifth less for electricity. Gen
eral electric Tungsten lamps are destined to displace all
others, for both store and house lighting.
Eastern Oregon Light
And Power Company
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Foresters of America.
. Court Maid Jarlon No. 23 meeu
ach Wednesday night in K. of P
tail. Brothers are Invited to attend,
v - BEN HAI3TEN, O-
LEO HERRING, C. 0.
a J. VANDERPOEL. f , f ,
A.F.A A.B.
La Grande I-odge No. 41, A. f. S
K VL, holds regular meetings first an
third Saturdays at 7:30 p. m,
- JNO. S. H0DG1N, W. M
"A. a WILLIAMS, Secretary.
AnlghU ef Pythias.
Red Cross Lodge No. 37, meets ev
ery Monday evening In Castle halt
(old Elk's hall). A Pythian welcom
to all visiting knights. c
J. F. BAKER, C. C.
R. L. LINCOLN, K. of R. ft 8
B.P. O. E.
La Grande Lodge No. 4S3, meei.
each Thursday evening at ft o'clock ii
Elk's club, corner Depot afreet anr
nr...t.i.. yi ti"''1
are cordially Invited to attend.
H. EL COOLIDGE, Exalted Ruler.
HUGH McCALL, Roc. Secy
. . . . .. .. REBEKARS. .. ..
. . v . Mn tn nrnti every
urysw -
Tuesday evening in tne u u. v. .
HalL All vlsltmg members are in
vited te attend.
Mrs. Cora FlUgerald, N. O.
Miss Susan Mclllroy, . Secretary
Supplies
Lamps M
Much Cheaper
rfn i irn niTif l Aim,
iDAiitU bill LkUy)
, lEfMEOl
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Among other things' the Baker Ci-.
ty Herald has this to say of Doctor
IllfT who lectures - tonight In the
Presbyterian church:
"It Is to be regretted that every
citizen of Baker and especially ev
ery pupil In the public schools did
not hear Dr. T. G. Hill's lecture last
evening la the MethoClsh church.
Only a shamm audience greeted the
old veteran who talked on the "Sun
ny Side of a Soldier's life" 'The size
of the gathering did not seem to
make any difference with the old
warrior for he delivered one of the
very best lectures ever given In this
city and Henry Watterson, Ben Till
man and Bob La Follette have each
lectured here.
Free from egotism yet dealing with
his personal experiences altogether
the old doctor took" his audience
a . . a
Put your money in Portland real
-state. It will neither urn up, blow
way or sink, nor can any one run
away with It
Absolute safety and sure nmflts
are the cardinal points In Investing
md thin the Jacobs-Stein Company
absolutely ' assures. . All the sub-dl-vlslonsput
on the market by this
weii Known company nave increased
not less than 25 per cent a year, at
least"',. Dont let the opportunity to
seture a lot in beautiful Wilmington
CANDIES MADE YOUB WAY.
We buy candles for you as we
would for ourselves wa want the
best there are.
That is why we secured the agen
cy for the famous
Gunthcr's Caadles '
They are made on honor in a mod
ern hygenic estaljlijhment, which
throughout as clean and sanitary
as a' model kitchen.
Try the chocolates ' bon bona or
other dainty confections.
Sold by us only.
SEWLIN DRUG CO.
School District Bond Election Notice
Notice fs hereby Liven that at a
meeting of School District No. 1, of
Union Co nty. Oregon, to be held at
the high school building In said dis
trict, on the 26th day of February,
A. D 1910, there will be submitted
to the legal voters of said district
the question of contracting a bonded
debt of Seventy-five Thousand Dol
lars for the purpose of building i
school building and for repair of
school buildings and for the purshase
of land for school purposes, the vote
to be by ballot upon which shall be
the words "Bonds-Yes" and the words
"Bonds-No'-
Polls to he open at 1 o'clock p. m
and remain open until 4 o'clock p
m:
By order of the Board of Directors
of School District No. 1, of Union
County, Oregon.
Dated this 6th day of Februar A.
D., M10. ; '
HENRY HENSON.
Chairman of the School District
Board of Schaal District No. 1., of
Union County, State of Oregon.
art: .up. a Williams.
Clerk of School District No. U of
Union County, State of Oregon:
Pictures that please and don't
hurt the eyes.
Matinee every afternoon at
2:30. ' (
Doors ope 1 o'clock at night
Admission 10c to all
PROGRAM '
TONIGHT
To save her soul Drama
A gift from Santa , Clans
Drama, ,
The Sleeper Comedy.
A Convenient Lamp Post
Comedy. Song Good Evening Caroline.
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hack to a little farm la the state of .
J of the
the De-ill
uuiu.wuere ue was Dora
underground road which was
gro's path to freedom In the early!
sixties; how his father's homestead
was a Btatlon on that road to free-1
dnm. And than ha nlnnrml Infn ihr I
' " U V J.t.UQ.0 UVV V
civil war history, not as a hiatoiia i
not as a poet, not as a paid lecture',
but- as a boy of ia who shouldere.l
his musket and went to the frtn
for love of country and of the flaa
He carried his listeners through
the sunny southland, dwelt lightly on
the hardships of war and bro'ibt
out in bold relief the fun the tol
diers had. His eulogy to the wear
ers of the grey was heartfelt and no
ble. It did not smack of popular
hypocrack, but on the other1 hand dis
played the friendship existing in Am
erican blood even though a great
question had to be settled. He told
of many battles, the preparation, the
temporary fright experienced onlv
to be dispelled by the excitement of
musketry and cannoadlng; tread
once more over the battle fields of
Shlloh, Antielam, Gettysburg and fi
nally started with Sherman on his
march to the sea. . His description
of the capture of Fort McAllister
was embellished with no school-
made oratory, but It contained that
natural Inspiration only to be dis
played by one who was lii the flfht.
The doctor had uo charts,'' no
moving pictures, no schedules oi da
ta printed, for he does not need such.
To him, a sto every true American,
tho civil war was the greatest drama
ever enacted, and beiug. one of the
actors, he needed only the gift of
speech to paint out In words what
other than an eye witness could not
paint on canvass. '
The first five minutes of his talk
awakened .patriotism in the' handful
of people present and from that
time until he closed applause after
applause marked the stirring cli
maxes of his address. One could al
most see Sherman's army sixty thous
and strong as It left Atlanta; you
could hear the drum corps, see the
flag floating, so vividly was the pic
ture drawn. -v
The beautiful tribute paid to Lin
coln, Grant, Lee (Black Jack) John
A. Logan and other generals oh both
the Union and the Confederate sides
was from the heart and stirred ev
eryone present. '
Pendleton to Meet Fossil.
Pendleton high school's next de
bate will be with the team from the
Wheeler county high school at Fos
sil, that team having won out In the
three cornered contest with Crook
county's high school team (from
Prlnerille and the combined team
from the schools of Morrow, Wasco
and Grass Valley, In Sherman county
The question as to where the de
bate will - be held and which sides
will be taken Is yet to be settled
says the Pendleton E. 0.
The question for discussion will
be the commission form of govern
ment for cities and will probably be
stated: Resolved, that the commls
slon plan for city government In
sures Increased efficiency of service
and a decrease of corruption.
Whlston Preaches to Large Audience
Evangelist Whiston delivered a re
nrkable sermon last evening on
"God's Heroes." A large audience
listened to the unique discourse.
Whiston is winning his way into the
confidence of the people. He la a
true gentleman In every sense of the
word. Everyone who has had the
pleasure of making his acquaint
ance has pronounced without an ex
ceptlon that he has learned the art
of , conversation. His ability ; shows
A Itself In the pulpit He does not
A 1 preach but talks to his listeners.
does not pray but talks to uoa. his
consecration and devotion are. being
impressed upon the audiences. Whls
ton has not laid much stress upon
Invitation. He believes people should
be taught the . true meaning of the
step to be taken. He speaks this
evening on "Life and Death." Meet
, lng begins at 7:40. .
SHINING PARLORS
For
Ladies and
Gentlemen
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111
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oxly parlor isf ffii fitv
COURTEOCS TBJEATMEM
AD FIRST CLASS SEBTICE
FOB TEIf CENTS
Sext Door to the Light Office
Open Until 11
Every Evening
This Is to inform the general pub
lic that the undersigned have pro
phased the Spokane Restaurant in
!- Grande, Oregon, and we solicit
rrom the public your kind patronaae
assuring you of the most courteou.
treatment This restaurant Is open
'lay and night .
JIM KEB. Prop., Spokane
rant Company. .J-21-F-XL
Kansas lawyers to Confer.
Topeka, Kan., Jan. 27.Seldom be
fore has an annual meeting of the
Kansas State Bar Association at-
in
New Sugar
BE PATRIOTIC WIIKJf ORDERING
SUGAR AND INSIST UPON HAYING
HOME MADE. THE' AEv FSKSH
IS NOW IN ALL THE GROCERY
STORES.
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DRY
CHmWOOD
I am prepared to furnish Dry Chain Wood, al- ,
so partly seasoned wood, to all comers. Kind-
ly phone your brder to v
V. . BEAU I
PHONE RED 3741 J
Gomplete equipment, for
rubber buggy tires.
A GRANDE IRON WORKS
; D. F. i: GERALD, Proprietor ,v
Complete Machine Shops ; and Foundry
HEW MAYTHEST
COLLAR PUIS
HAT PINS ,
MID SAVMERS,
. M. VllELLMAn & CO.
ADAMS MEUbc
traded so m jury l--l Uij (ji
Sunflower state as tb -i-n c; n
ed today in the Surrfiiit; Court roori.
Prof.' J.'ustoe Found. i 'im-iiso. wi'l
uelnt-r -llie principal :n'ii.Ns f
sutject, "Puritanism and ilie Coiunsua
Law." Other subjects to be discuss i
include "Crit'clsms of courts ty tto
Lawyers anu aymen," and the "Un
authorized use of Another's Portrait
In an Advertisement"
1
f Kinqsley & Cotitl
i Shoes Repaired
I Two first elzss workmen.
All work turned out vnth
I dhpzkh and gumnteed.
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THE OLD PRESTON STAKE).
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H. T. HATOTT.
Plank Sidewalks Built and
Repaired. Eca a ting and
Filling. Phone Black 1562.
J ' J. A. OirtESL Q,
Gasoline wood saw. &
4V Phone orders to Black 1851. 4
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resetting and repairing
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