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njr.teici h! the postoflice at La Granlr
as second-class matter.
fbta paper will nut publish an;
article tDooarine over a nom &
illume. Signed article! will be re
rued subject to tie diarretloa of ta
editor. ' Please sign your articles tod
save disappointment.
' Advertising Bates.
Local reading notlcea 10c wr line
int Insertion; per )ln for eacb
aubsequenl Insertion.
Resolution of condol;nee. 6c a line
A few more warm day a like yeaiei
day and Cue boy a will be beaded to
the swimming pool at the park, '
How about that flOO.OQO guaran
" cate hree? The Idea Is a good on
and there should be soniething more
to the suggestion.
We jumped right out of winter in-
to spring.'. Last' nlgth . the streets
vera thronged with people Blghtsct
lag and siting In front of the hot e 11$
- without wraps,- similar o summer.
St Patrick mulled on La Grande yes
terday. '.
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Boston, March: 18. For the first
time In the history of the game, ther,
there la a labor union for baseball
players. The United States . Ease-(
ball League Is the first to become-'
unionized. A regular charter author-
i izlng the creation "of such a union;
was received here yesterday by Pres
IiLut Gompers. Al men who plajr
j In the league this season will te com
I peled to joia the union first.
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The musical education and prac
vice the members of the choir 'of t!v
' tabernacle are securing daily will
result in better music In "all of the
churches participating at the con
clusion of the mettliTgs. . If you hnv:
tot heard the choir you have mis
eed something.
The commercial circles are watch
ing the conflict now being waged he
tween the railroads and the Bremen.
A genegal strike would prove a ser
loua blow to the country, it wouU
Jjj jjnother Instance ; where every
body would los no luatter trno won
th points contendfd for in the end.
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With 'soil shipped from old Ire
land tmd game killed by RooBevelt in
Africa for the President as novel fea
tures, the Chicago ' committee hns
" about reached the limit and other
committees who provide , entertain
ment for our chief executive will
Lave to be resourceful to lead their
Chicago friends. ' V '""'.'
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La Grande will undoubtedly have a
BOBt novel and entertaining Fourth
of July celebration ever held in Un-
- Jon county. The Chautauqua will be
Jn session durln gthis period and the
- committee on arrangement will ar
range for a Bpecal program for this
occasion. When the people become
generally acquainted with the pro
gram there will be more people In
La Grande on our next birthday an
Uiver8ary than on any previous oc
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. Ktutw on AuoiiiH AVBuuc, la-tiranc
Oregon, together with proper vouch
- us, within six months from the flat
vf the first pul'lcatlon hereof.
.mted this 2d day of Fsbruary, 191 f
! JAMES O. SN0DGRAS3. '
1 .JmlnlBtrator c'.. the ebtate of Nlcl
! Armoas, deceased.
Coran & Cochran, Attorneys foi
Admln'strutov. . 2-11 4-11.
Guardian's .VJce of Sale
Notice i8 hereby given that under -and
by virtue of en order-of th& ;
County Court cf Multnomah County,.
tregon, duly made and entered !ik
the journals of said court on March
3d. 1910, licensing, ordering and em- .
powering the vterA" a ta
Gii5.rdi?.H of the Feta'd of IWlwIg:
SeiniOii, in latino veisua, t will e!
at private sale' to tkt highest amf
best, bidder for eajh la fcand from
and after April 9tk, 1819 the
;remiseB all the title -of said' In
Bane ward In and to tho following de-v
scribed real .property, viz. : .... : .
Lot 1 la Block 1 In Grandy's Ad--'
dition to La Grande, Union County;.
Oregon and the nadlvidetl halt of Lot
7 and 'the west 20 feet of Lot S la .
Block 114 in Ohaplin'B Addition to
La Grande, Uiion Comity, Oregon.
Dated this March 8th, 1910. .
F. J. SBIMCN, OnnrdlaB of the Es
; tate of Hedwig flelmoa, an lasan
persoa. Mar. 8-15-22-29-Apr-S -
' Gomplete equipment .for resetting . and repairing
rubber buprgy tires.
LA -GRANDE IRON W.-0RKS
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! GEORGE PALMER, Pres. W.L.I
' C J.'ltCLWES. Vice-Pres. SHLRV CCt
' ! p F. L. MEYERS, Ca
5otI of Street IniproTunrnt
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Ko '
tics l herely given that In pursuance
of a resolution adopted by the Com
mon Co tucll of the city ot La Grande,
Oregor, on the lEtta day of December,
1909, creating Improvement district
No 12, and deslgntting Pennsylvania
avenue a such district and In pur
suance of a resolutlou aaopieu u,
said Common Council determined and
declared Its intentions to improve all
o! that portion ot Ponr-sylvania ave
nue, is said improvement district as
hereinafter described, by !aying ther
on macadam pavement and construe (
ing curbs, the council will, ten dnyt
after the service of this notice.' upon:
the owner of the property affectct'
and benefitted by such improvement
order that said above described Im
provement be n.ade, that the bound
arles J saiO -strict to be so im
proved are. f jolUwt; All that por
tion of Pennsylvania avenue from th
west side of Washington avenue, to
the east Bide of Fourth street. Notice
is hereby given that the council will
levy a special assessment on all the
property affected and benefitted by
Suction Cleaners
.: The next few days 'will, decide the
fate of the lrlgatlon project.. If the
land contract can be secured the
pdoject will be . completed, It not,
then It will not. This Is the situa
tion exactly.''-The farmers know or
should know exactly what they de
sire. When the committee calls on
them. If they figure it an Investment
they will subscribe, if they refuse
the money cannot be raised In this
manner and the project will have to
be dropped, i,'
Irrigation would easily double ev
ery 'acre ot land that can be cov
ered with water. There is no ne
cesslty of nny extended remarkB on
the benefit for whatever benefit there
may be will come to the farmer di
rect n.nd thropgh them to the com
munlty In general. The freatest
benefit will result In 'tbe cutting up
o fthe large holdings into 10 and 20
cre tracts which at present Is net
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Apples From rove ;
n. F. Bell, a well known grower
I rower of the Cove district Is ship
p ng another car load ot apples this
'week. Late shipments from Cjv
show that' the fruit is la an excel
lent, condition.
No Spring Cleaning
such improvement That the estimated
cost of said Improvement is the auru
of 2264.80. That the council will on
the 16th day of March, 1910, meet at i
th Council chambers at the hour ot I
8 o'clock P. M., to consider aald esti
mated cost, and the levy of aair asa-
essmenta, when a hearing will be
granted' to any person feeling ag
grieved by such assessment
I a Grande, Oregon March 3rd. 1910
City Council of La Grande, Oregon.
By U E. Cox,
Recorder of the City of La Grande,
Oregon. : : ' ; v - '
ldmlaisUatoc's Jfollce ;
Notice is hereby t,lven that the ui.
dersigned has been appointed admin
Istrator of the esUe of Nick Ar
moas, decease!, by the County Court j
of Union County, Oregon, and all hav
leg claims igalnst the said estate 1
are hereby required to present the
same to. me as admlnltsrator aV n7 ,
L. BRENKGLTS, Asst. Cash. V
CCL V ILL1AMS, ?ndsst: Cash
Cashier. .
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
OF LA GRANDE, OREGON
United States Depository ,
Capital and Surplus $180,600.00
7 DIRECTORS
George.PaliT.er C. C. Penington
:. f Hjlai; , 1 G. L. Cleaver
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. Beyers W. L. Drenholts
W. M Pierce
With our ample resources and facilities we can ren
dor you efficient service and handle your business
to your entire satisfaction
Tl:esemi-sr.nu;'
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j turvir.rss in thcl.cc-ej Vcccrr.trt, w:tt
and weariness let tau wi'4 ar.d r; u:s i.
for tie men ic'.ks, h a x?c 'apMS
in the homo that has ft lEi'KLESj
Section-Cleaner. ; ;-
' ' ' T.e'ircc:!cV dt-wse.t ..A it ri-;ht
through carpets, Iron eveiy tuft i:
; cbaits. coaches, diMnpjR and r..st ,
tresis, from v' neks aalsk:.rUg-j;-r..'
''.-'' ia ors, 'tegiitcrs, bchin l furr.i'.ut ,
I'll pictures, draperie mi eattams. -
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((ft J in a urei tml cleans mrs et
ftiivxi.'.y thaa human tincU an tU'V: '
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As usual, the largest stock of Bulk and pack
age seeds in the county. Alfalfa, Red Glover,
Timothy, Red Top Blue Grass, White Clover
and everything in grain seed.
Garden Seed in Bulky Hay, Grain, Feed and Flour
Phone Main 57, Indepenpent 1481
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