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EUECr.IPTION RATES: , .
Crl'J. -lncte copy ............. fa
"telly, per month 65c
ltd'.?, six mocitfcs in advance . .'.13.60
oni year In advance ..... $8.60
ffiokly, els montha In advance .. - 75c
(7eekly, one year Is advance ....$1X0
Catered tit the pcn;to!8ce at La Granle
as second-class matter.
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'ihia - payer ' will not publish any
n.-ie iiiu'rriiig over a 'uom': ' d
t'iurao. SUued artlilws will be re
T'end subject to U-e i3'p rtrUfi' ol '.;
SUor. Vlfi'.t e Kiea-yoar artfv'es cJ
ve disappointment -
Adurtlnlny: iiulm.
Local reading roilcoe. Mm turn
firt Insertion;; '"pit , line. fi.- teach
tubeequent Insertion,
, Rppolufl r of oondnj :ne, 5c a line.
The frost being out of the ground
the rala the past few days baa soak
ed Into the ground to a great depth.
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The lawns and hills are respond-
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pets or green.
... Congressman Clark, the leader of
the minority, stated a truth In his
, t peech Friday when he stated that
. the opposition to Speaker Cannon
was not of a personal nature but was
against the system. The great ma
jority of the reading public look up
on Speaker Cannon as a monarch of
the worst kind, but such Is not the
J$? by any means, There Is nc;
doubt' but what the powef Of the
Speaker, through the making of the
House rules has been greatly enlarg
ed as the years have gone by, until
the rights of the members have been
. . limited unjustly, ' . '; .
However, like all wrongs and all
abuses, time rights them, and the
fight that Is being made now In Con
gress will give a greater freedom!
The fact muBt not be overlooked that
the majority must have rules where
by they can control. By fillbuster
Ine; method a minority can defeat a
s majority, unless certain rules are
observed, such as a limit on debate
a limit on the time matters are to
be held la committees .- and many
. , things. It matters not which party
. la In power,' It must have rules that
permit It to rule.
GRAFTERSI TIEAT) GUILTY ,
Sensation In Pittsburg contluucs to
. grow with more eonfesnlons. .
' Pittsburg, March 21. -Fjve former
city councllmen . , and tone present
member confessed to Judge Fra-
er In open court of connection with
a system of graft. The men will be
Indicted this afternoon by the grand
Jury according to tne district attpr-
ney. They may be given Immunity
for Implicating more prominent and
wealthy citizens. V
Men who .made confessions are
Thomas McGrath, N. F. Savage, Ir-
vln Roth pelts, William Richly and J.
Jl. Sheasley, r :, '' , ' v: ' . ";:
Sprlntf Begins Today".
Washington, March 21. According
to the weather bureau announce
ment spring begins today. 1 Forecasts
for the opening of the vernal season
were generally a Mgher tempera
ture throughout the country than, for
the same period last year.
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SKIDOO CASE OX
Skldoe ItTedicine Co. sarins; 0. If.
. . Flatt of Union for money
The Blue Bell Medicine company,
locally termed the "Skidoo" concern,
U today giving evidence before the
circuit court In an eYort to collect
fl36 from O. H. Piatt of Union. The
defendant "alleges the medicine was
cot up to the promises made for It.
Rube Chandler was arraigned, to
day and plead not guilty to commit J
tmg perjury and his case was Set for
trial next Friday.
The case of Fred Wisdom, of Elgin,
charged with perjury was set today
for Thursday. '
PACK!
MIFF MAIM J
Chicago, March 21. Indictments
charging the National Packing com
pany and subsldary companies wltl
operating a combination in restrc'nt
0 ftrade, were, returned today by the
Federal Grand Jury, Simultaneously
the gavernment filed a bill asking
for the dissolution of the Naltonal
company,
cent rainfall .In La, GranSe shows R
tiat CO .M . . . W
mt rainfall. In La Gran3 H
! iuviim in irom xne oegin
nlng of the showers Saturday night
nntll Sunday morning. On Saturday
LIS Inches had fallen up to 6 p. m
and there wao a fall of .67 Inch from
that time until the rain was over on
Sunday morning. ' ;
'. Jilght Reports Resumed.
Washington, March 21. The . offl
clal .weather bureau announces to
day that night ' telegraphic weather
reports will be resumed March 24th.
. Buying a lawsuit
, Did you k low thBt placing your
llanca up a warranty deed is alrop2
bidding far a lawsuit?
onaerstood that a warranty deed
looked upon with suspicion. '
It Is for this reason: ; ;
- If the tltl Is good it passes with;
til rtntfl arnf thn If all la t.
iv-no need of a warranty. If bad. j
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uim gooa. V:r:;.
: A warranty la only a sort of bet
a wager cbat 70a rlll hava ao trou
ble; but If you do, and finally lo
out, 111 pay your money bacit.
A bettar plan Is to requlro a& ah
stract . Consult
J. R. OLIVER.
: '; Notice to Contractors
Notice la hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the office of
the Recorder of the City of La Grande
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Oregon, until 2 o'clock p. m., March
81st, 1810, for the construction of
21322.7 Sq. Yds. ' or hard Burface
pavement, Blthulectlc, Asphalt, and
Hassani, according to the plans and
specifications now on file in this of
flee. A certified check of 5 per cent
of each bid must accompany the bid.
The Council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
D. E. cox, ':
Recorder of the City of La Grande
3-19-24.
DRESS RIMING
PARLOR
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IlATlng opened Parlors at Ike
above address I an yreaand
to do ajUIsf fa tke irassaak
lag ltaa Plaia Sewtag aU
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Next dm ta Ada Bauk kot-
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we ki)w ft and a visit t- our
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ta'hn Is for richer i,
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E. D. SQldet
; dy Manufacturer :
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As usual, the largest stock of Bulk and pack
age seeds in the county. ; Alfalfa,-Red Clover
Timothy, Red Top Blue Grass, White Clover
and everytiung m seed. . . -Garden
Seed in Bulk Hay, Grain, Feed and Flour
Phone Main 57 Jlndepenpent 1481
Comer
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'Complete equipmsrjt for- (aaetting, and' repairing
rjblsr'buggy tires. " : ; ):--:
v,'.Ji-:r x r; ? 'f''r OE?A10. Proprietor'. , ' , i.
rE,R2?i M? PrtS' W' L ERENHOLTS, Assi. Cash. .
,J KCLA.ES, Vlce-Fres. H V V. tCL V ILLIAWS, ?nd Asst: Cash
: ' F. L. WEVrPS.Cafhler.
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LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
OF LA GRANDE, OREGON
. United States Depository
Capital and Surplus $1EO,COO.CO
DIRECTORS
ueorpe Palrr. et
Meyers
W. M Pierce
With our ample resources and facilities we can ren
der you efficient service and handle your business
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The Elite Dying and Cleaning Works
' ". , H. WAUGENRILPaprletar.
Btaam and French Dry Cleaning
raiiad for ani dallvaral.
Ladles
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Greenvjood and leUerson
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C. C. Penington
. G. L. Cleaver
F.M. By'rhit
W. L. Brenholts
aotara pe:Ullty. Goods
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The' case of State vs, Adolph New
lia was given to the jury this morn
ing when Circuit Judge Knowing out
lined the case to the Jury. This was.
the first transaction of the court this,
morning. .. , - ' ...
At 2:H0" o'clock the jury returned
and notified the court and attorneys,,
that a verdict of not puilty bad been
reached.' , ' . '
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London, March 21. Despite favor
able reports regarding the condition 1
of King Edward Issued by physicians
today. The people are thoroughly
alarmed owngto the fact that tbe
King did not leave his rooms, yester- '
day. Edward Is reported to be auf-
ferlng from bronchial troubles:- Most -alarming
reports are being circulate :
ed In London In connection with the
King's Illness. ' The government offl-r
clals Insist he Is Improving.
5 Boosevelt Showered With letters
Shellal, Egypt, March 21.-After -spending
hours in a hopeless effort to
answer the hundreds ot letters and
telegrams received, Roosevelt started
for Luxor today. A trip to the tern-'
pies and obllsks, there is planned. ' - 1
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Little Training for Coon.
Chicago, March 21. Jack JohnBont
was mad today when told that Jack
Gleason was en route to Chicago and ,
might vcom pel him to go into tsalning'
ninety days before the fight. "If
Gleason or- anyone else thinks h
can make me train three months for
the fight he is crazy," said the negro.
He saltTit waB not necessary to train
so 'long. . :"r-.:.": ;' -y. . ?-'' ,
?K; Thessaly Pegants Revolt
Constatinople, March 21. A thous
and peasants are assembling in from ,
the province of Thessaly today irit
preparation for an organized move
ment againBt the Turkish and Mos
lem land' owners. The peasants arer
Inflamed because a number of them
were killed yesterday In clashes with
Greek troops.. The situation Is criti
cal throughout the province ' and a
civil war appears iminent Several
Turkish landlords have been mur
dered by peasants, despite the troops.
This may result in an armed invasion
by the Turks.
Returns to Stay ' "
y- Tom ' Hughey has. rented - the Ear
nest De Long house on Washington
avenue and will move his family over
from Union. the first of the month.'
He' has formed a co-partenershlp
with Louis Wright and will do con
tract work tnis spring and summer.
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