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LA GRANDE EVENING OXSERVER SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1910.
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Eedfern to- letnrc i Tenta are now for rent;oa the camp
- On July 3d Frederick C Redfera j grounds during Chautauqua. If you.
of Idaho will lecture to the Baptist wish a tent be Bure andSseethe com-.
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people at the Sunday school hour, mlttee at once.
and will also conduct the Bible lec
tures dnrin ITia. fTiAiitnnnnft
jueuicinei mat aia naiura are kiwhts ni
SutcwsfuL ChamberlaiD" ConrU litm!
The program for the Chautauqua acta en una plan. It loweiw tha cough, i.
will be mailed to. all parts of the coun
ty Uoaday."' .
lief m the lungs, opens ObMcretioDSiauL aki i
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For Our Choice 25 and 35c Candies.
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Strea-ir Anti-assembly FIgvre Discus.
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J Domestic Silence at Chautauqua
Miss Helen L. Burr of Whitman
College will give a course in domes- ,
tic science at our cnauiaimu. ...
association will charge a fee of ten:
cents a lesson or fifty cents for the
course. ? The fee will be" used to buy
materials for the demonstrations. :
This course will include two hours
each day for eight days, and will be
a splendid opportunity, for the ladles
and girls of La Grande . to receive
training in Domestic Science.
All who wish to Join this class will
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" pltfliBW put , . - ;
of the following committee who have
tickets for sale.
MRS. J. K. WRIGHT. ,
MRS. E. E. BRAGG,
MRS. TURNER OLIVER.
'Chamberlain's Stomach and Liter Tablet
invariably bring relief to women sutlering
from chronic constipation, headiielie, biiiou
rcss, dizziness, sallown&a of tlv atirLs u
jtfround the Circle
for forty dollars
Going Via Returning Via
SPOKANE PORTLAND
MACLEEOD THE DALLES
CALGARY PENDLETON
VANCOUVER WALLA WALLA
VICTORIA LEWISTON
SEATTLE INLAND EMPIRE
or Vice Versa ,". ,
SHORTER TRIPS
To the
CANADIAN ROCKIES
ARROW LAKES
K00TENAY LAKES
Tickets sold dally, June 1 to Sep
tember 1. Final limit October 31,
Unlimited stopovers.
, WrItefor Particulars.
G. M. Jackson Geo. A. Walton
Trav. Pass. Agt . Gen. Agt.
14 Wall St, Spokane.
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IRRIGATION SUBJECT IXTEBEStS
Large Crowd Hears Lecture'and Sees
Flctnres at Steward,
.iil ntsaflnr" In tha WAV I
the large audience described the II-,
Wrated lecture at the Steward last j
evening on Irrigated lands of Cali
fornia. The lecturers were well vers
ed in their subjects and the scenes ,
thrown on the screens were instruc
tive In the extreme, showing the ad
vanced methods employed in the arid
dfntrlrts of California in irrigating
and raising crops' from what" was
cnce a barren waste. " .The company
has gone, to Elgin for a similar ex
hibition this evening.
FOUNDATION WELL STARTED
Good Headway Being Made at Sew
High School Grounds
Workmen . are making splendid
headway 'with the foundation of the
new high school building. The crew
Camp at the
Chautauqua.
We will sup
ply your every
want in groceries
andbakery goods
Royal Grocery
AND
Bakery:
IIWI i -3
F0R COUGH
CUBEST
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DISEASES
; SAVED HER SON'S LIFE
' My too Rex was taken down a year ago with lung: trouble. We
doctored tome months without improvement. Then I began giving
' Dr. King's New Discovery, and I soon noticed a change for the bet r.
I kept this treatment up for a tew weeks and now my son is perfectly
well and works every day. MRS. SAMP. EIFPEE, Ava, Mo.
SOL GUARANTEED
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will be kept busy all summer la an
effort to have the building as nearly
finished by the opening of school aa
possible.
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NATE ZWEIFEL MEETS ITII ER
IOCS ACCIDENT,
Exwloslon of Blow Pipe Saturates Ills
Clothing and Ignites It '
Nate Zwelfel was badly burned and
narrowly escaped Instant death by
falling three stories through the ele
vator shaft in the Bohnenkamp .build
ing yesterdaw evening while work
ing on some plumbing oh-the roof of
the structure. His left arm. chest,
right hand and face are seriously
t-urned and it will be several weeks
before he Is fully recovered from the
effects of the accident.
The blowpipe used by the plumbers
on the roof of the building was out of
order , and In attempting to remedy
the fault, the connections broke, and
threw gasoline over Mr. Zweifel's
clothing with great force. The burn
ing torch Instantly Ignited the satu
rated clothing and quicker than words
can describe it, the flames'had work
ed havoc with his complexion. In
attempting to escape the gasoline and
fire, Mr. Zwelfel kept within 6 inches
of stepping Into the elevator shaft,
which would have meant Instant
death. Blinded and Buffering much
pain, he waa hurried 'to Dr. Moll
tor's office and prompt medical atten
tion will do much toward relieving
subsequent pain. Fortunately, . his
eyes escaped injury.
The Chautauqua committee will go
to Pendleton ... In the near future to
make arrangements for a special
train Folk's day, July 7th.
Bend will vote on a
school building.
$15,000 high
Ar yon frequently hoarse? 0 Do you hat
tint annoying tickling in ronr throat? Doe
rear coukIi anmiy you nt night, mid doyot
raive munis in the morning? Do you wan
relief? If so, take Chamberlains Cong
Umedv and von will ! nnnm.
50c AND $1.00
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SANDC0L0S:';'
Hon. C. A. Barret, representative
to the state legislautre. from Umatilla
county and an out and out antt-as'
sembly man: is in La Grande today
discussing the political situation with
local' leaders of the republican party.
Mr, Barret is one o the leading fac
tors in the fight against the -assem
bly, and his' conversations here to
day have been largely along that de
partment of politics. . ;
', . Joint Senate Rumor Afloat.
While he has not said so and does
not intimate that he will, it is the
general belief in political circles this
afternoon that Mr. Barret ' Is align
ing political ..fences with the : Joint
senatorship as the objective goal. This ,
has been whispered about in his own
Msn.Hhinii nn4 hn' fmnAHmnoA In
La Grande has added strength to the
report. While it Is yet too early,.
possipiy, ipr .mm to maK? a Biaie t
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mem, u is an opportune nine io
soundings in Union county relative to 1
eventually Btepplng , Into Senator
Cole's Bhoes and ! stand sponsor fr
Moro.v Union and Umatilla counties
in the state senate.
T BILLILAN NOT
NB HERE
FAMOUS WIT AND AUTHOR HAS
A LONG ENGAGEMENT..,
Writes of UN Regret at Not Being!
Able to Participate Locally j
. Strickland W. GUlllan, known
throughout the United States as a
humorist, writer and orator of rare
qualities, will not be one of the fea
tures of the coming Chautauqua here,
according to a ' letter received this
morning by the writer's brother, Dis
trict Superintendent ' J. D. Gillilan.
The local committee took the matter
up with the well known orator, en
deavoring to make him one of the
attractions for the Chautauqua here,
but he writes in his characteristic
style that he leaves June 30 for a
tour of 65 Chautauquas in 65 different
towns in 65 consecutive days and he
therefore could hardly find time to
appear In La Grande, much as he
would like to do so.
MARKETS CLOSELY WATCHED
Crate of Peaches Confiscated by frnit
Inspector this Morning.
La Grande's markets are being very
closely watched and there is little
chance of diseased fruit to reach the
consumer. Inspector Stlllwell this
morning discovered a diseased crate
of peaches and the lot was confis
cated forthwith. -
A quarter crate of apricots were
also confiscated during the tour of
Inspection by the county official.
CKNTB.VL COMMITTEE MEETS
Meeting Slated for Four O'clock this
Afternoon In this City.
The republican ; central committee
Is slated to meet this afternoon at
four o'clock to decide on the assem
bly ' question. Final action will be
taken. . ., .
Zasa Last Time.
Tonight will be the last time thea
tre goers will have to see Miss Ethel
Tucker In one of her favorite plays,
Zaza and from the compliments that
have been received there Is no d iu!t
bit what a crowded house will see
the final performance of this great
play. Tomorrow night a comedy
Orama "A Young Wife." will be the
bill. Lots of comedy and thrilling
situations. ,
Methodists will build a $300 church
In Kerby.
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V We also have a large stock of Plain Band
J Wedding Rings, any style or size, 14 Kart ; $
' Solid Gold, at $1.25 dwt. , j l ",1, '
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5 The Largest Jewelry Store in Eastern
Oregon.
tke benefit of tLoae
particular men seeking, ex
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inJivicluality of style, we are
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