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S The only authentic pictures of the Roosevelt party
$ in Africa. Secured at an enormous expense, and will
be presented "at the ISIS Wednesday and Thursday af-
ternoons and
The following scenes will be shown and every per-1
Africa, 1 r' W-''-, V '
Scene 1 I hear Roosevelt la coming.
' Scene 2Government Buildings in Mombasa
Scene 3 Col. ItooBevclt planting a tree In
front of the Mombasa Trading Company's
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Scene 4 Native Amusements in Mibmbasa.
Scene 5 Railway trip from Kiu to Naquro
made by Col. Roosevelt.. ' : .'. ': . I-
Scene 6-Zulu wom'en at spring.
. Scene 7 Dance of the Rain Maker, i li ; 'I'
Scene 8 Natives drawing water from a well.
Scene 9 In the Kraal. ' v ' r
Scene 10 'Mister" Take my picture'. 'i ' :4
Scene 11. American birds specimens se
cured by Col. Roosevelt for the Smithsonian
Institute. Kingfisher feeding young. , ! . . ; ,!
Scene 12. Jackson's dancing bird. ' ' V '
Scene 13 Vultures and- Marabou - Stork$
feeding . ' 1 ' :"; '
Scene 14 Woodpecker feeding Ha young.
Scene J5 Camp Roosevelt. , Making . and
breaking camp at Bondoni. " . :'
Scene 16 Zulu war dance and ceremonies
In honor ot Col. Roosevelt'B visit to Africa. ,
( Scene 17 Col. Roosevelt-and his party re
viewing maneuvers.! ,'
- Scene 18 Zulu Bells. ,
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Scene 19 Col. Roosevelt examining gun be
fore being presented to- Chief Okawahkt.
Scene 20 Col. Roosevelt taking the trail.'. -Scene
21 The home of the Uzzard, " v i
Scene 22-Young Several Cats. f. - r . :-1 i .
f Scene 23 Giraffes In their native heath.
Scene 24 The deadly African Spider.
Scene 25 Giant Land Turtle.
Scene 26-rFlashlight of a Man-eating Lion
In the Jungle. . ' :vv'' '
;Scene 27 The Roosevelt Party crossing a
stre:m. . ( ?' ' . ,
Scene 29 Rhionceros Motner and Baby. ;
cured by Col. Roosevelt's party for. the Smith-""
sonian Institute. , r '
Scone 29 Rhinocerns Mother and Baby. . -Scene
SO Rhinoceros killed by Roosevelt - ;
.Scene 31 Harte Beasts roaming over Veldt.
Scene 82 Visiting delegation of ' Gnus and
. Zebras.' ; . ! ' w ,;
I Scene 33 Hippopotami at play In the Tana
.'.River. . ''. ' -: '" ; ..
Scene 34 Crocodlla taking hla morning
, plunge.' : ( f: , " . . 4 ' .-
Scene 33 Pictnfe of a,Voung Deer. f .j
Scene 36 Col. Roosevelt returning from a
hunting expedition., .
BERT M. SHERWOOD, Manager
ADMiSSION, 10 Cents
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Will Wright, of Union county, well
known throughout eastern Oregon as
a banker of long experience, Is to be 1 1
appointed state bank examiner to suc
ceed James Steel, who is to hand In
his resignation to the . governor to
morrow. ;
Mr. Steel resigned to take a place
as cashier of the Union. Bank and
Trust company of Portland, and will
take up his new duties May 5.
Mr. Steel spent today at the bank Fj
becoming familiar with the dutiee'of
his , new position. Tomorrow he ' will
go to Salem and clear his desk ready
to turn the state office ovei to his
successor. At the same time he will
trun in his resignation to the state
board of bank commissioners, con
sisting of the governor, state' treasur
er and secretary of state.
. Governor Benson said today that
he had not been officially notified of
Mr. -Steel's resignation, and that "un
til tne resignation nau oen ietclwl
he could not discuss the appointment
of a succeor. . "t
' It !is known, however, that some
time ago, when Mr. Steel was consid
ering resigning tha't Mr.' Wright-was
discussed as a probable appointee.
From reliable in formation it "is now
known that Mr. Wright 'will be ap
pointed "as Mr. Steel's successor. Mr.
Wright has been cashier of the First
National Bank, of Union for many
years, and only recently resigned.
.Mr Whlght i3 a counsin of County
Clerk Ed Wright and he has a large
acquaintance here . who will be .de
lighted to bear ot - his .appointment.
For near two decades Mr. Wright has
been a prominent figure in Union
county's financial affairs. '
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0. F. Goolidge we are now prepared to fill all deminds, ,
1 in addition to our regular FEED arc FUEL business.:
Just .eceived Gar of fresh alfalfs.rrcal and a car of
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GRANDE R0NDE CASH CO;
In the Circuit Court of (he Slate of
. Oregon for -Union County A
Mrs. ;C.;iL Wall, Plaintff, vs; Mr.
M. J. Dorsey and Mrs. M. J. Dorsey,
Defendants. "' .;, ; . '' -
To Mr. M. J. Dorsey and Mrs, M.
J. Dorsey,-the above named . defend-'
ants: -. " . : v';
In the name o fthe State of Oregon,
jou and each of you are hereby sum
moned to appear and answer, or
other !bw plead, to the complaint fil
ed aliiat you and each of you in the
above entitled action and court, s, on
or before six week from, and . after
the .date of the , first publication. of
this .summons. . ; w' - i ,'.-' ". -..;
And if you, or either of you, fall,
neglect or reftiso 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
ugainst you and each of you for such
failure, neglect or refusal and for
Judgment aginst you and each, of you
for the principal sum of $200.00 to
gether with Interest thereon at the
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 nale, as provided by law
of the property heroin heretofore at
tached, -
. This summons is published by vir
tue of an. order of the Honorable J.
W. Knowles, Judge of the above en
titled Court, made, dated and enter
ed at Chambers In La Grande, Union
County,-State of Oregon, on the 22d
day of October, 1909, directing that
this summons should be published
for a period of six weeks, from and
after the date of the first publication
thereof, In the La Grande Evening
Observer, and the date of the first
publication of this summons is March
j 26th, 1910 F. S. IVANHOE.
3-26-5-7 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Second AnoTial Ball
On the evening of May 2d, the la
dles of the Maccabees will give their
second annual ball lh the Elks audi
torium. This will be one of the best
events of the season. ' '
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BMie, loua, hawtt. etc up to 200 Tarda.
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