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.In' his C5:?brat3 J Racing Play,.-
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wants plank sidewalk.
Cross walka asked for on
and Walnut
Street crossing la asked for on
trv. ace aud Walnut.
Ctaer Business Transacted
. The bill of $14 for W. T. Grider
as poundrnaster was cut down to 2
A small batch of routine bills was
allowed.. . - ,
The near beer ordinance calling
io i' e license of $oOO annually was
lass-el without amendment
Appointment of an assistant water
superintendent at $S5 per month was
SELL IIOSIOX HAESJEIV
Popular La Crtiade Girl Harried at
Portland Tuesdaj Evening
3 ever. Produced cn
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. t stage for Which three the iT Jghbred r'unring hors.es" are
. carried . :; ; "' .' ; : , .". - ? : ;,,
5ij carried.
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$ Prices: -50, - $ i .00, 75c, 50 cts.
' m m m i w - - u i i q n v m h i
anv i--.-. nil
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fulfil :g
Tickets, on sale at Van Buren's.
MAST KOOTERS WILL ACCOM i
XY THE BALL TOSSERS -
Mill Attempt to Make It Oue all 1VI!
' I'm Ion Baseball Team '
albert" M. Shannon
THE HORSE
DRESSMAKER -
Furnishes evyry thins: for the Horse.
Harness, Saddles and Chaps.
We make nothing' but the best. When in doubt
buy of -
-Shannon
sssor to J. 3. Wagner '
Sue
Unless unforseen. things preverr?
the La Grande high school basest";)
team will go to Union next Saturdri;
to meet the Union team which 'eo"v
time ego defeated the .local young
sters on their own lot. Many of t't
co-eds of the school are planning r
attend as -rooters and sereral can.- j
ell and automobile parties will leave
hr: Saturday, morning. t
Word has been received here that
Miss Nell . Morton was married at
Portland Tuesday evening to. Phil
Rinehart, a son of Doctor Rinehart
who was at one time a practicing
physician la this county. "11 Sss Sl'or
ton was, for the past two years," dep
uty to County -. Assessor Rinehart,' Is
a La Grande girl and has a large cir
cle of rlend8 here.- ; . -.
Mr. and Mrs. . Rinehart will illve
In Portland. ''t
Temporarily, at least, -Miss I.rma
Alklne: will be ..employed .the as
sessors oiuce.- - .;.
MEEKER IS COXE
Intrepid Traveler Leoks Toward RIs.
' - .Inj 8nn Earljr Today. . '
. Ezra Meeker has .taken hia depart
ure for Kansas City. Ha will Btop
for a day at Hot Lake and from there
he will proceed onward across the
western. bait of Ihe "continent. '
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Out the defeat last time and If thoy
win, wllf "hook on" tor the -third and
final game. with Union. I ? - .
EAT BATE
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of Fourth and Jefferson Ave. v .-
Commmlttee's report adopted on
.mpvovement of Seventh street from
I'enn. to 'Washington.
I Petition granted for water naln
;tn X avenue...,, "-..";
f Appointment . of a road tax col
I lector wth Inatructlona to assist the
street superintendent was discussel
CITY COl'M'IL HAS LU STRIXJ at length, and referred to commltte).
of nrsiM:.s
1 Contract closed for , purchase of
' 7(i86 feet of 18 Incn wood pipe anJ
JUDGE EAUIN GOES
TO VALE
"ILL SPEND A FEW DAYS AT
I'SIOX AD LA GRANDE , 1
, , Ballinger On Stand Saturday!:
Washington, April 28? The' Ballin
ger investigation Committee today re
buffed' Attorney Bramlels, -who Is rep
resenting Louis-Glavis, whon he re-
questcdthat they allow him to de-1
mand that .Attorney General Wick-
sham be called upon . (o prodttoe
cetJoin documents showing the 'ex-'
prepared, These papers -were "pre
pared by WJckershara at the Tequest
of ' President Taft and formed the
; basis of the President's letter exhon-
eratlng Ballinger. The date of the
summary Is deemed Important by the
prosecution which seeks to show that
Wlckersham prepared the Bummary
after the president's letter "was. writ
ten. Attorney Vertrees, for. Ballin
ger, said today the he expected the
end of the hearing next week. .Bal
linger may be called on the stand'
Saturday.
Plans to Reach Pendleton Monday to
" Attend Court Session'
Supmere Justice B. H. Eakln. for:
fnerly a resident of La Grande v and
Judge' of the circuit court here be
ore his election to the state su
preme bench, uassed throueh the ritv
Turn Out Vast Amount of Finished ; .a. large quantity of smaller pipe tor this morning on fats 'way to Vale en
Product,- In One Meet!"!' ' replacing Adams Ave.' mains, vt. ' -j business matters. On his return h
' ;- Z. ' , Merchants 'can display their good i wlll'vlsit at Union and late this week
Yost may in' his day have had , a , on the eldewall' If the stand Is seten win come to La Grande to renew old
trr.rlne . ma l.ine in his foot ball I in : sVnc tbewalk and less than acquaintances.
amiad at Michigan, but Mavor F. L. 12 1nhe8 wlde' " - ' The May term
Meyers has k lit making machiue' Next Wednesday night all Ijnpro.o-
out mote uUHlueal 1 "r"1 w 'c" - "u'";
to remonstrate. This jn Hides nuc n
rcsentatives can in . a week. I1 rom
, , , ; . . ,,i j improvements planned the past month
8 o clock last night until almost inld J , ' V ,
a consumiig fngiueer win do cni-
tnat t an criiid . out more
n f(ur hours than the House of llep-
night the lawuutkers kept up a con
tiuuous stream of work without a
stop, and much Indeed was accom
plished. . -' '
MncU lmprovlnp -v
La Grande Is a poor and disagree-
able community for 'an obstruction !
1st. It would have pleased the boom i
er and - booster' to have heard the
ilrlng of lii))i(vement petitions hand
ed to the 'Council last night. Cement
sidewalks, tciid-isurface. 'pavings wa
ter mains, sldo walks of the wooden
kind, all .wanted by earnest prayei a
by property". tors. The list, of pe
titions waa s Virge imo aud liulvdeil
In them are the following. " :
The lmpixveiiient commission on
the Improvement tn third street was
adopted. Wood turlxus however., be-,
lug" substituted by cement albino.-
-Iinproveiiient of JelYerami from t'.n
east side of Tliivd tn tha eiot ri
ployed by, the water commltttee to
look over the plana for the sewer
tyi tem. v- ..
Clean up day is Bet for :
Wednesday and the council will uS-l
the Neighborhood Club. ,
; A petition for four blocks of two
;'n-m.ilns on Spring avenue wm
granted. , .
A petition for , a long stretch of
four tiuh main on Klamath ond oth
er streets In the vicinity of the Pal
mer boarding houe was granted. .
Cement sidewalk on , Fourth f rom
O. to Depot, granted, j
ew lclltlons Were, :
Petition for. water man .on;. North
Depot from W. to I, avenues.-
Petition for four Inch main c '
-Washington for a distant e of three (
bliM'ks. , ,'. , '.
One block on North Spruce street
of j the Supreme
Court convenes In Pendleton on next
Monday and the Judge will 'arrange
his trip bo as tp be at Pendeton on
Monday morning. t
jand.ccuu.t
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; ' Notice to Contractors.
'.Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be reclved at the office of
the Recorder of the City of La Grande
Oregon, for. the construction of 43,
n?0, Cu. Yds., of macadam pavement,
to be constructed according to the
Plans and specifications now on fie
In this office. Bids will be recelvtd
until 4 o'clock, p, m., May 4th. 1910.
and must be accompanied by a certl- vl Blgn the buVSet. tomonow
fled check for 5 pi cent of the nrat. ..- ,
o fthe bid. The Council reserves t'le
1- a. a- . ' . ; '
uiUl io rej.ci any ana au oiua. , the revolUng Albanians oer the ar-.'
D. B. COX, mles of the Turks sent against them
rtecoraer or me uut or ii uran'm. '
r . The largest shipment of Leath
er Goods and Trunks vc have ever
received has just arrived and is now
ondisplay;:::il:.f !: w.;;.
Metal' and Canvas : Covered, 9.50
jm'-.-io 41 3.50.; '";:-::';;;-:::;
In all qualities and sizes, metal and
canvas covered, $6.50 to $22.50.
Indestructo Trunks
The perfection of trunk making.
Woe d veneered and steel frame and
trimmings. Absolutely guaranteed
for five years. Steamer sizes from
$22.50 to $26.50. , Dress sizes from
$32.50 fo $40.00.
tiftTTIHG SUIT CASES
Light and durable, Leather Trimming, $J.50 to $4 .60. -
LEATHER SUITCASES A great special value leath
er case for $6.50; Others. ranging in price from $4 50
to $22 50.
TRAVELING BAGS. ; Ladies and gentlemen's Oxford
tun -..iifa.kii ; gbas frtin So.jjO to $22 50.
N.' K. ' WEST TH5Ctamy srer,
pertain
, r-jjU'day ruled that evidence
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i n - ", : . , , : ,u6 u1" uuuukmi oi cue oiercan-
i.5. Continued victories on the part of -n . , - . . , - , ,
i Aifin i a ik ' i - !i tile Bank in August, 1907, is admis
sible In the trial of l August Heina
ROOSEVELT ON
WAY AGAIN
COLONEL GIYES
FRAME
FAREWELL
TODAY.
TO
Praises Paris and TraHes France Be.
; ' fore Takintr I.eaie ,
,are reported in today's dispatches,
, Chamberlain's Stomach and IiverTableti Accofdlng, t0 lhe :last rePrt8- -InTariably
bring relief to women suffering Proximately 600 lave been killed and
from chronioconstipstioD, headache, bilious.:? twice that number' wounded fn th?
dylpemiT ,HU10wnct 01 ,ue slaa Bn? j last hours of fighting.: Urge num-
' ' r ' ? ; berg of Turkish troopB have mutinied
n 'a n a L " The You"s Turks re8Ime is consid
Iladget Passed without Change I ere m grave danger of being over-"
London, April 2S.The House cf thrown.
Lords last evening passed the budget V, ' ' ' ; ; ' J s r
without change. ; No attempt wa )'
made to force the roll call. The Kir :
Ranker Helm Jolted .
New York, April 28. Judge Hough
charged with the over certification':
of checks The ruling 1b considered
a severe blow to the defense. The -Judge
further ruled that the govern
ment must show the effect on the
bank of loans alleged to have been
made to Otto Heinz. In the course
of the day Cashier Emil Klein on the
bank testified that several times in
August, 1907, the bank's cash "was
below the legal requirements be
cause of loans made to Helnt & Com-:
pany.
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&EM3 TO FAHMT 9
Paris,; April ES.-rolonel Rooae-i
volt left, this morning for Brussels, !
being attnded at the station by many 1
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celebrated, men-of Prance and many j
Parlsana who gathered to give him
j a- hearty farewell. "Paris, Is great, i
j France is great, Hfive had a splen
j t'id time and will never be able .o
y thank you enough," was Roosevelt's
- , attlng message as the train pulled
out.- " " 1
omnetSiIiniM New
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There's no doubt about
LOWE BROTHERS
'High Standard" Paint
Yon know when the painter puts it on
that it will give best results, because when
properly put on a shrface fit to receV it,
it has never failed in all the quarter century
Ol its History. v - a 1
Satisfaction Is what yon want, and
you cannot get it if yon are io
doubt. Let ni supply colors
and show how to be
certain.
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Brussels, April 28.A tumultous
welcome was given .Roosevelt when
he arrived here today. Burgomaster,
and American Ambassador Byran met
the Colonel at the station, thous
ands gathered at the depot to wel
come the American visitor. The Col-
ouel was notified, by representatives
of King Albert that the Klug would
await !m at the Great Expo8ltlon
Hall this afternoon, and would for
mally welcome him at. a public Vecep
' tlon. Iater the King and Roosevelt
rode together to King Alberta coun
try place at Laken and afterwards
Mrs. - . Roosevelt. Krrmlt and Ethel
': Joined them there. ." ? ?: ! '.: . '
The Roosevelt a were guests, of th
Klng at.a magnificent atate dlnn"
which were to'PKent the' lftfldln
Huntley & . Palmer
',. .. ;" WAFERS
40 ,Ct
One half Pound
Packet
goods.
We are always on the lookout for new; reliable
We were f rtunate in-securing "a complete assort
ment of Huntley & Palmer's Wafers--just; the correct
wafer to serve at a reception, party or light luncheon.
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Hague tomorrow. 4
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