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Rev. layworth returned to his
home in Joseph today.
Agnes Doyle, of Hot Lake, Is a bus
lrts visitor In the city today.
Mrs. C. A. Shaw, a lecture bureau
representative, is In the city today
on business matters.
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Hood River Valley. .
Dr. Jykelt SeUg.
.Twelfth Night,
BERT M. SHERWOOD, Mgr.
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Wm. Conner Is In Elgin on busi-
ness matters today. ' , '
J Mrs. P. C. Cramp of Ogden is here
"j visiting friends and is a guest at the
J Foley.. , -
N pan , Sommer of ' Elgin passed
rtrough La Grande today on his way
i his Elgin home. V..v, . .
1 jRev. W. H. Gibson and daughter,
ilss Helena, went to North Powder
Central Church of Christ Xotes.
. "Christ and the Common People
is the subject of the Sunday evening
sermon.
"The Strength of Brotherhood" will
be discussed at the morning hour.
There will be a special offering tak
en for the local benevolence.,
Bible school at 9:45.
"Christ Winning the World," is the
topic of the Christian Endeavor,
Meeting at 6:30. Maud Simpson is
the leader. ;
Baptislmal services at the evening
session. Special music :
FORD A. ELLIS, Minister"
COOTI PIOXEEITS ASSOC1A.
TIOX TO MEET THE5.
Found Impracticable to Sect in Con
Junction With Chautauqua.
AXOTHEIl IMrOETAST WITXESS
FOB STATE DTIXG.
Hyde Seems Unusually Favored
. Providence In Ills Trial.
CXE ENGINE AXD BA1LCAR ALCXE ESCAPES STEuSS AD C?
TEE SHERIFF'S CaBER
. trs. Roy Oliver and eon came over
a Union this morning to spend
Jw days with relatives here. -
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European Plan Only
Rooms EOc to $1.50
Firstclass Throughout
SA0
D. G. BRIGHOUX,
Proprietor. '
June 22 is the tentative date set
for the meeting of the Union County,
Pioneer association in this city. The
vice presidents from the various dis
tricts of the county were-present at
a meeting yesterday afternoon in
person or by proxy and while on defi
nate date was set, that day was con
sidered to be the most satisfactory
one.1' r'.,Y '. .',
It was found Impracticable to ac
cept the invitation of the chautauqua
association to hold the convention
in conjunction 1 with chautauqua
we A, for the reason that it would
Interfere with the harvest Another
meeting will be held soon to fix the
date definitely and arrange the pro
gram. .
and Mrs. ' Fred Lilje passed
tmgh the' city this, morning on
r way to Endex, Wash., where
j will make their home. Mrs.
)e Is in poor health and is going
jive for a time with her daughter.
3ditor Sclbird is over from Union
: ay boosting for the coming horse
vw. The date Is June 2 and3 and! Fully nine out of every ten eases of rneu
t, ' . .. ,, rr , v Baalism is simply rheumatism of the mus
;mlses to, outdo all others. Union ciegdiietocold ordarap.or chronic rbetmia-
1 year gets the horse show. La , tism, neither of which require any internal
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ONE BLOCK FROM DEPOT
La Grande, Otegon '
Sale of Blooded Stock.
The annual spring breeder's Auc
tion , Sale of pure bred Shorthorns
from prize winning herds will take
place at the Union Stock. Tarda at
Portland, April 2tn,aiso ' w itegm
tered Holstelns and 150 fine horses
Will be sold-at the Portland Country
Club Race Track April 27-29." For
catalogue, apply to Portland Horse
Sale Co.; 373 Yamhill SW Portland.
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STAB CRTSnEB SOON.
Kansas City, April 23 "God seems
to be displeased at he effort to con
vict an Innocent man of awful crimes
on mere suspicions," said Mrs. B. C.
Hyde today, when she learned that
another witness for the prosecution
Is near death. R. D. Mitchell, an
undertaker, . who had charge of the
body of Col, Swope, is today seri
ously ill with typhoid, a malady that
has attacked eight members of the
Swope household. There seems to
be a strange fate following the pro
secution., Dr. Twyman, the main wit
ness, died suddenly last week of ap
pendicitis. Two days later the en
tire outline of the prosecution fell
Into the hands of the defense. Now
comes the serious illness of Mit
chell, who was expected to give Im
portant testimony. ,
VOLTERGUILTY
Cottage City. Or., April 23. Roll
ing stock of the Oregon & Southeast
ern railroad with the execption of a
locomotive and mall car, were attach
ed heer today by Sheriff Brown to
satisfy a Judgment in favor of F. H.
Hall and W. B. Foster for damages
aggregaUng $10,000 for injuries sus
tained by the men in a wreck, a year
ago. -
Last week the funds of the compa
ny were attached but only a small
sum of money ; was obtained. The
Oregon & Southeastern Is 20- miles
In length and gives an outlet for the
product of nine sawmills along the
line. A shipment of logs was brought
to a standstill and the sawmills wera
forced to suspend operations, pending
a settlement of the attachment proceedings.
CALL WICIHSI11 TO
STAND
23,-j-Present
Washington, April
condition of the admnlistratlon leg
islative program, was discussed at
the White Houbo today.'
Stafford ,of Wisconsin was another
caller and said he hoped to present
a postal savings bank bill as soon
as the railroad bill Is disposed of.
Attorney General Wlckersham may
be a witness before the Balllnger
Plnchot investigation committee. It
Is rumored today he will be called
as a result of repeated charges by
Attorney Brandels that - the Wlcker
sham summary of the Glavls case
made to the president contained mis
statements of facts.
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Booth Lane to be Macadamized
Quickly as Possible, J
That there will not be another win
ter of a sea of mud in Booth Lane,
is made certalri by the fact that Coun
ty Bridge Superintendent ; Campbell
will start the rock crusher next -week
The prepara
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J show and all three communities I Liniment.', Give it a trial. You are certain on Pce of road
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fortant events. ,.'Moras" cadam had been done last fall
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YOUNGSTER TAKES HIS FATE
WITH GOOD CHEER.
Will be Electrocuted for Unmerciful
' Deed of ot Long Ago.
I Can
Dupficate
any Lens"
in a few
Minutes
WITHOUT YOUR
PRtSCRIPllON
Located Permanently overNewlin's Drugstore
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Several Reasons Why You Should Consult Me About Your Eyes
. ; 1. I devote my whole time to the Optical Business,
2, My Examination of the Eyes is thorough and accurate by a method which - J
is the outcome of years of experience, 3 years of which was in La Grande.
3. AU my Glasses are ground to fit the eye and. the face
4. All my Glasses are ground and frames repaired in my own work shop, in
most cases while you wait. ' , ;v; ::;.;.:
5.. I duplicate exactly, any lens, no matter who made or prescribed it. '
. New York, April 23. Albert Wol-
ter, the convicted murderer of Ruth
Wheeler sits in his cell . In ; the
Tombs today Joking with his guards,
apparently unmoved by the verdict.
The guards declare he slept soundly
last night."' ' ' ;.
Wolter will be sentenced Wednes
day and taken to Sing Sing to awatt
electrocution. , 7 ,
The murder was an atrocious one.
The body 6f the pretty stenographer
was pushed Into a chimney place af
ter having been cut to pieces. He
lured her to his room under busi
ness pretenses and then killed her.
Phono Black 01
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STRIKES ANOTHER WELL.
Roscoe ; West Sinks Excellent Well
. for Tom Onklson.
A. well 258 feet deep was complet
ed today by, Roscoe West of this city
for Tom Gilklson of Hot Lake. The
water is flowing freely and gives in
dications of being a splendid supply.
Celery
Asparagus ,
Spinach
II. II. Lettuce
Green Onions
Radishes
Head Lettuce
Rhubarb
SEE' 8TRAH0RS SELECTIONS
State
Tax Commissioners
Jfeeded Lands.
Inspect
DEEP CURVE
LENSES
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All Glasses Exchanged and Frames Kept in Repair for One Year FREE
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North Yakima, April 23. Governor
Hay and Messrs. Parish and Rock
well of the state tax commission, left !
North Yakima by automobile this
morning for Priest Rapids and for
Grant County, where they will : in
spet state lands on the east side
of the Columbia wanted by R. E.
Strahorn In connection with his wa
ter power plants there.
' Directors In Meeting;
Election of officers of the! Meadow
brook Irrigation company Is taking
place late this afternoon. The presi
dent and secretary will be present
members of the executive committee.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
.. . Oregon for Union County '
; Mrs. C. M. Wall. Plain tff, vs, Mr.
M. J. Dorsey and Mrs. M. J. Dorsey,
Defendants. ' . . 1
- To Mr. M. J. Dorsey and Mrs. M.
J. Dorsey, the above named 'defend
ants::'' ;': . :.'
In the name o fthe State of Oregon,
you and each of you are hereby sum
moned to appear and answer, or
otherwise plead, to the complaint fil
ed aglnst you and each of you in the
above entitled action and court, on
or before six week from and after
the date of the ' first publication of
this summons. - ,;
And if. you, or either of you, fail,
New Lines Added
Having purchased the Gemer.t, lime, Plaster line of
0. F. Goolidgs we are now prepared to fill all demands,
in addition to cur regular FEED and FUEL business.
, , Just leceived Gar of fresh alfalfa meal and a car of .
:oal. .
- ' Both Phones-
GRANDE R0NDE CASH CO.
neglect or refuse to so, or at all, ap
pear, answer or otherwise plead here
In on or before said date then the
plaintiff will thereafter apply to the
above entitled Court for default
against you and each of you for such
failure, neglect or. refusal and for
Judgment aglnst you and each of you
for the principal sum of $200.00 to-
tcntlon of the home seeker,
80 acres improved, 65 acres un
; der cultivation $3,000;
10J acres all tf ' Improved, 1-2
mile from Summervlllo , ... 6,600
40 acres all improved, 21-J '
miles from Summerville ,...3,000
100 acres . improved, 40 under
culilvatlon . ..... . . 4.50ft
gether with Interest thereon at , the j 40 acres adjoining Summerville
rate of 8 per cent per annum from
October 15th. 1907, until paid, and
for the sum of $50.00 as plaintiff's
reasonable attorney's fees in said ac
tion and for her costs and disburse
ments to be taxed by the Court, and
the Plaintiff will further, at said
time, ask for an order of said Court
directing a sale, as provided by law,
of the property herein heretofore at
tached.' '-
BARGAINS
Farm, Fruit cd Improved laads.
choice fru't or rlfalfa land.
can be Irrigated. A bargain ,000
240 acres, well improved, un
' der cultivation. Hay, grain
and fruit ... .... . .. ...... . . .16,000
160 acres, 30 acres bearing or
chard, 30 acrea new orchard.
! all apples; 100 acres pas-
ture. Terms on application
Choice stump land, particular
ly adapted to fruit Industry.
; t to B miles from 8ummer : r
ville. Per acre...... $12.60 to $20.
Timber and other property.
IL C. EIKEHART.
ileal Estate Summerville, Ore.
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