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A uUaituZ EVENING OBSEKVEIt MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1910
EfJTERPIIISE TD HOCK CREEK FIRE ELKS' DELEGATE
IS
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STILL H DG
?EH isTKUCTrRE TO BE BCILT C0XSIDEB1BIE DAMAGE IM)JfE TO
S00., IT IS SAID I YALCAB1E GRAZING IAXDS
TAKES LOG TRIP TROUGH THE
SOUTHLAND
hilt Lite Monej Seem, to be Behind Timber Burning . Stock lWn'f ' r"e? P,rU",4 W? Get the
Projected Bank JfeTenienl Hustled out of District Teday ! Coaventfoa f Elks
Enterprise, Ore., Aug. 1. Special.
Reliable rumor breathes forth the in
formation that Enterprise will have
new bank, the same to be started
hnraedlately. Salt Lake capital, it Is
stated, is interested in the project.
C. E. Funk of the firm of W. J. Funk
and Co., here, has leased a building
site, or more precisely ha3 given an
option for a lease, to the parties whose
Barnes are not made public, and a
stone building will be erected. It is
stated, this summer.
Creek ' After JurneJr leading him through
. tnn extrema BnilthPl-n nnrttan nt iha
Reports coming from Rock
. . . . . , iue eiireuio suuiuern portion or me
where a forest fire has been burning 1-n,taA . .. . 4 .
I vnlted States, a visit to Detroit where
w iuuv uu mo w,UUg iMona ne attended 4he grand lodge of Elks
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as a delegate from La Grande, and
more convinced jthan ever that the
Grande Ronde is fully as good to live
in as anything in a dozen or more
states that he saw and in which he
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POPUIABTOCXG BUSINESS MAX
toward La Grande, conflict as to tre,
' nature of the blaze or the damage
doce, but it seems' that 160 acres of
, valuable timber land had been burned
- nan auu iu nuitu UTS
, over yesterday afternoons tliat a large ;waa a genuIne Grande Ron(Je Talley
I P'ece of slashing has been thoroughly ' booster, J, II. Peare, 4he Jeweler, is
burned over and that while the blaze borne today. '
k.. i. t.. .m i ! Mr. Peare was a mpmhr nt th
ilclm uuiiv ii a u il, il ia biaii lutNiariuz i . mi-
cattle and sheep running in that vlcin- Korthwest Elks' special, which left
Ity. Several large herds were brought Port,and early n July, and following
to safety yesterday. v-tbe 8e88,OI of the grand lodge at
It Is also said that four or five wh,ch 1931 delegates attended, he took
small ranches have been destroyed, he uthern route home, coming via
house, crops and all. but who the los-, Ane'es. where he commenced a
era are is not ascertainable. Though j 8jrstemat,c tour of coa8t Pln's ' In-;
constantly working toward La Grande " v,. oen, a iorme.
CranrtA man of riAttif
We call attention to the fact
that we have five hundred
.Royal Tailor
Fall Patterns, All Wool.
Come and select your
Fall Suit Mow
v v guarantee a nt or
no sale.
Harrlag Occurs at Baler Bride Is
Boyhood Friend from Clarion.
CB. Clark, commercial manager of
f-be Paclfjc Telephone and Telegraph
PAmMnv In 4tt ..... -.
wiiau; iu tun nu uiarneu 01
M:30 Saturday evening at Baker City
to Miss Zulu Zoe Hlmes of Clarion,
Pa., former home of Mr. Clark. Mr.
and Mrs. Clark reached La Grande
last night and are here to make their
feome, though as yet they have not
found a suitable location.
Mr. Clark, who has been 'here for
half year, has come to be popular In
s-rclal quarters and business circles.
Ml3s Himes came out fom Pennsyl
vania io meet Mr. Clark and they
were quietly married at Baker.
there Is little or no danger of it com
ing so close to the city that there will
be any serious trouble.
Smoke Over vTallowa.
Enterprise. Ore., Aug 1. Special.-
This portion of Wallowa county for
days has been dimmed by smoke from
forest fires, drifting evidently from
the north. Although no fires have
been reported in this county, smoke
has been observed to rise out of the
Blue Mountains on the south and west
of nere. drifting the length of the
range. '
ScJdl Addrexes Xegroes
Milwaukee, Wis.. Aug. 1. Mayor
Seidel. Milwaukee's Socialistic chief
executive, will deliver an address to
day at a big celebration of the eman
cipation proclamation arranged by the
colored population of the city.
La Grande man at Detroit
Little was done at the session In
the way of changing the existing laws.
The election of tfermanu as grand
exalted ruler and many of the other
offices occured without material
"fights." While the next convention
goes o Atlantic City, there is a great
cry and demand for a coast city to
get the 1912 convention and Portland
will get it with little trouble, de
clared Mr. Peare. Detroit business
men did all In their pojver to enter
tain the delegates, but the "cost or
living" was materially Increased for
the benefit of the Elks.
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IUBVI1ULI1U UIHIL
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ON TRIAL
Cot Fare la Half.
Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 1. By order
of the Public Service Commission, the
ten cnt fare heretofore charged by
the traction company . operating be
tween Rochester and Sea Breeze, was
today cut In half.
LIQ10R CASE FROM PALMER
JUXCTI0X CALLED. v
Vi. II. Compton Claimed to Have Pur
chased Liquor June Eighth.
. Victor Townsend of Palmer Junc
tion Is today on trial charged with
selling intoxicating liquor, and his
trial is the second of the series. Selec
tion of a Jury commenced at In o'clock
this morning and the same attorneys
who handled the Newlln case have
this in charge In fact these men will
USING CEMEXT BLOCKS
of trials according" t( present arrange
ments.
Townsend is accused of having sold
liquor on June 8 to W. II. Compton,
at Palmer Junction. A popular ques
tion that was given all the prospective
jurors was whether or not they be
lieved that prosecution vindicated the
local option law and if failure to con
vict a man accused tended to make a
dead Issue of the law.
The jury secured for this case con
sists of: George Becker, James Peach,
James Masterson, M. L. Carter, Dexter
Eaton, George Johnson, Lee Humph
rey, James McClure. J. D. Hudson. C.
E. Moore A. Rysdam and Thomas D.
Pood.- ,
Your complexion as well as yoar temper
ia rendered muerable b dixordered liver.
By Inking Ch;imlrlain'Stouiacli and Liver
Tablets you ran improve both. -
Street Superintendent Utilising Ce.
ment Crosswalks from Paving
District
Street. Superintendent Matott is re
moving cement crosswalks on Adams
avenue, block by block, and is reset
ting them again In the residence dis
trict where cement sidewalks have
lately been constructed, rue venture
Is proving successful tn every respect,
and Fourth street and Pennsylvania
avenue are each receiving much im
provement In this way.
Spanish War Teterans.
Saratoga, N. Y Aug. 1. New York
state veterans of the war with Spain
assembled here' today for their annual
reunion. A large party will go from
the Fmnire atnto in tha nailnnal an.
campment at Denver next month.
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The Fred A. Jacobs Co., successor to the Jacobs-Stine Company, largest Realty
Operators on the Pacific Coast, pays you 5 PER CENT INTEREST on all
the money you pay on an "Enrol Heights 9 lot in three years. They grade the
streets, put in water, pay the taxes for three years; give absolute guarantee of
title and make no charge for that. "ERROL h EIGHTS" is beautifully locat
ed, near the "Reed Institute," is view property, and only 20 minutes ride on
the street cars from the heart of Portland. In the next two years the growth
of this section of Portland will be phenominal. Here will be located one of
the finest educational institutions on the Pacific Coast, and also this section
-!" 5 7e the benefit of the best bridge on the Willamette River.
Lois $450.00-; Monthly payments $8.00. This is the opportunity of a lifeiim :
Sec : F ed A, Jacobs Co.-Special Representatives,'
'. and D. E. HAYES, at The Savoy Hotel.
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