LA C3S2 ETZIKQ C22
TUESDAY, OVI.:iBEa 22, 1311.
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Soo-Spokane Route
THE
SHORT LINE
TO- . -
Llianeapolis, St.Paul
AM) ALL PQI5T3 EAST .
EQUIPJIENTt Electric-lighted
Observation Can and Standard
Sleepers, the most up-to-date
Tourist Cars and through din
ers.
Through tickets to all ponts
east are on sale by your local
,f agent at lowest current fares.
Details Berths Literature
.mmmr .
tG.it Jackson, Geo A. Walton,
: Tra Pass. Agt- 1 Gen. Agt.
. , .14 TTall St,' Spokane.
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Well Casing
Call or writ1 '
for Estimates
and Prices
John Melville
W8 Adzms Ave
LA GRANDE,
1 ORE
LA filliUiPE
mVEttMEilT
compMy
j:wpeme
LA GRANDES LEADING JEWELER "t
wnenn neea ol anyuuag 1a wuiuubb, i;ilh;b., jowii j,
-' cut glass, "Band painted China, .or any other article carried
- by a Iirsi Class ewiry suiro, mveiugai uur nricc ucluiv
buying and you Till save money, and be sure of securing
' first quality goods. . ; . , ..
'.'.If your eyes trouble yon, haw them fitted by an o;4
; Opposite tte C. R. Lad OfKoe, Asb An. ,
After District Attorneyship,
Taking It for granted that District
Attorney Phe'ps i to be named as cir
cuit judge, Homer I. Watts and S. F.
Wilson Journeyed to Portland this af
ternoon to Interview Governor Ben
son. Each would like to succeed At
torney Phelps. Attorney C. S. Notson,
mayor of Heppner, Is alao a candi
date. Pendleton, East Oregonlan.
Care of Thanks. '
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends and neigh
bors who so kindly assisted us dur
ing the Illness and death of our wife
and mother.
WM. ANDERSON AND SON.
Perry, Oregon. :j'
Etta M. Anderson was the wife of
William Anderson of Perry, and she
leaves one son, two years old. Her for
mer home was In Bay City, Wash. She
came here last June to make her home
at Perry and boarded and roomed at
the hotel "there." Her slBters at Bay
City, a brothers and a brother-n-law,
attended the funeral.'. .
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GCLLIYEES ARE STAR ATTRAC
TIO AT JiEW THEATRE. , ' . .'
Many People Turned Away From ew
Show House Last 'Evening.' ' .
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With the Gullivers, .midgets,- 'the
feature act of a long 'program, the
yiucuoi lueuiie opeutu itg soora ana
sent Its Initial, program'1;. the stage
last evening before' 700 (eople,. a
number 'greater ' than the. seating ca
pacity and still they were iurned away
at the door. It was a, signal opening
ran and the program. Is worth the
price of admission. Expressions of de
light at the newness and up-to-dateness
of the building were heard on ev
ery:hand.;, ' -f . ;y '
' The Gullivers stay two nights more
and then take their departure. These
midgets are not the only ofieVon the
boards however jfor all theactf are
Bond mnA --s:CiiUiwr wajrs the
smfle that wont come off today,' be-i
cause of his goo program,' a good,
new and modern hduse, and afflne op
enlng'run crowd. w
House for Switchmen. ' '
The 0. R. & N. company, aff.er 'many
years Is fitting up a house in the lo
cal yards for the use of the yard
switchmen. Heretofore the. switchmen
have had no place to goto change
their, clothing, and no glace to go In
out of the wet when It raInsvThe new
house Is equipped with a stovff and
with lockers. Pendleton , East Ore-
gonlan
Humor and
PWlbsophy
r VVtCAt M. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS; ,
TyilEN the weather man bands us
I vui Buiue buuj wuiu wcuuier leii
over from last season we wish we hud
Oot been so charitable as to giveaway
Sl our last season's cioth4ng. . .'
If there were,, no fools' In the world
what would the superior rest of 6a dc'
for amusement? ' v. ; Vi'' ?'
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Some men are good because the dev
il has found no use for them. ' '
Let not the sun go down on your
wrath. Take It out of the other fel
low while yon are in the mood. '
'Don't get a new suit that closely re
sembles your old one, for obvious reasons.--'
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We think we know our affairs best,
but It is hard to bring; our friends to
agree with aaa V, ...!-:.l4v
Many .a good thing has been 'boosted
too high. .,' . . v-V, : 2 ,
Mother splits the kindling' now be
cause football practice makes Johnnie
0 tired. -.
-Natdod Protection.
That pretty stenographer winked at
me."
"What are you going to do about Itr
"What would you do?" : ? . ' .
"Call the police," v . , i
. Inherited Talent '
"Your son has made a great record
la college." , V "'- " -: ""
-Yes; he gets past a Greek terb oc-
ca8lofifllly and can call the baggage
smashers names in Latin." x .'.;
"But hef is the best pitcher on
college team."
"Some pitcher.' eh?" ' ;
"lie I nil of that.";
"Wfll. he conies by It honestly.
the
Uls
dnd before him could pitch more hay
than any two men In these parts."
Commercialized. ' -Tho
muse wai very kind to him.
-He was an advertising bard.
His flights tie never had to trim.
Hut rrlci on pms bjr he yard.
With nubliDtitirs lie took no chance;
His tirm. wer always In advance.
Evsrv S-ck of Suowdritt ,T "mES coo Psrev, better ciscmrs s-;
hour ,s (i jaiwfecd YOUR TIIMKSGIU1UG UFdllll '-
4
ELGIX ORCH AUDS GROW.
Government Employe Sets Out Fifty
:- Acres to Winter Tarletlcs.
J. A. Bliss, who "Is" connected with
the government ReclamatlopSevice,
purchased a 60-acre orchard tract
yust outsldeof, .Elgin '.last ' spring,
and has how returned from Boise. Ida
ho, leaving orders with local nursery
men to set his entire tract to Winter
Bananas, Rome . Beauties, Spitzen
bergs and Jonathans will be set. This
will make almost GOO . acres set to
Winter apples this year about Elgin.
We do all kinds of carpet and fur
niture work. Clean house with a vac
uum cleaner. Call L. p. Ellllcger,
Phonss Red 582, Ked-141. '
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Notice of the Recorder" of the City
of La Grande, Oregon, of assessments
for the Improvement of -Fir street,
from the north curb line .of Washing
ton Avenue to the south curb line of
Monroe Avenue. ; i"
). Notice Is hereby given that the as
sessment roll for the Improvement
of Fir street from the north curb line
of Washington Avenue to the south
curb line of Monroe Avenue, being in
Improvement District No. 14, in the
,City of La Grande, Oregon, under the
provisions of Ordinance No. 493, Ser
ies 1910. entitled "An Ordinance de
claring vthe ooBt of Improving Fir
street from the north, curb line of
Washington Avenue, to the south curb
line of Monroe Avenue, assessing the
property benefitted thereby,' declaring
such , assessment and directing the
entry of the same on the Docket of
City Liens, authorizing, the issuance
of improvement bonds to pay for said
Improvement and declaring an emerg
ency," the same being In Improve
ment District No. 14, In said City,
Is now in my hands for collection
and that anv assessment therein mav
be ' paid to me at any .time within
sixty days from the 21st day of N -yember,
1910, which Is the first date
of the publication of this notice, with
out penalty. Interest or cost; and each
property owner Is hereby notified that
on application to the undersigned,
within ten days from the 2lBt day of
November, 1910, which is the first
date of the publication of this notice
he will be allowed to pay such assess
ment In ten annual installments, the
first Installment . thereof being due
and payable on or before the 21st day
of January, 1911. If application is
not made as above nrovldod the whnln
ampunt will be due and payable at
the expiration of said sixty days. All
property 1 owners interested are hera
by notified to apnear at mv office In
tho City Hall and pay the same.
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16th, 1910. v- - . -
:. . d. e. cox,
Recorder , of the City of La Grande.
Following the assessment roll No.
Block 107. Lot 9. ChaDlIn's Addltlori.
S. H. Dalton, $447.03. ' .
Block 107, Lot 10, Chaplin's Addi
tion;!, H. Chllds. 1492.77. . . , ,
Block 107. Lot, 11, Chaplin's Addi
tion, J. H. Childs. $269.34. ' :"
Block 107. Lot 11. Chanlln'a Addi
tion, J. H. Childs," $269.84 w - :
Block 107. Lot 12. Chaplin's Addi
tion. Wm. Miller, $179.50. '.
Block 107 Lot 13. Chaplin's 'Addi
tion, Wm. Miller, $71.63. " ' ' h
Block 107, Lot 14, Chaplin's. Addi
tion, E. 0. L. k Power Co., $17.83.
Block 107. Lnt . Chanlln'a 'Addi
tion, Mrs. S. E. Haworth, $243.01. '
Block 107. Lot 7: ChaDlln'i Addi
tion. O. F. Coolldge, $161.91i - .
Block 107. Lot 6'- Chaplin's Addi
tion. A. C. Huntington $64.61. -
Block 107, Lot 5, Chaplin's Addi
tion, A. C. Huntington, $116.10.
Block 108, Lot ' 1, Chaplin's Addi
Uon, Julius Roesch, $265.07., . ;
Block 108. Lot 2 Chaolln's Addition.
Julius Roesch, $161.91.
. Block 108. Lot 3. Chaolln's Addition.
Julius Roesch, $121.53. "t
Block 108, Lot 4, Chaplin's Addition,
A. A. Fisher. Est.. SRA.73.
Block 108, Lot 5, Chaplin's Addition,
may n uiiv, f gi.iii,.,
Block 108. Lot 6. Chaolln's Addition.
Yakima Val. Imp. Co., $56.68:
Block 108, Lot 7; Chaplin's Addition,
Yakima Val. Imp, Co.. $40.46.
Block 108, Lot 8, Chaplin's Addition,
Yakima Val. Tmn fin:. J32.40.
Block 108. Lot 8, Chaplin's Addition,
David Bay, $7.96.
Block 108. Lot 26. Chanlln's Addition.
Mary Noble, $8.17. ' ?
Block 108, Lot 27, Chaplin's Addi
tion, Mary Noble, $33.33.
Hlock 108, Lot 28,' Chaplin's Addi
tion, May White. $41.61.
Block 108, Lot 29, Chaplin's Addi
tion C L. Mackey $58.31.. .
Block 108 Lot 30 Chaplin's Addition"
May White, $GG.46.
Block 108, Lot 31, Chaplin's Addition,
S. R. Haworth, $83.03. -
Block 108, Lot 31. Chaplin's Addi
tion. S. R. Haworth, $125-00.
Block 108 Lot 33, Chaplin's Addition,
S..R. Haworth, $166.57.
Block 108, Lot 34. Chaplin's Addition,
S. K. HaWft. tn, 1389.03.
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HACK
AND
AMBULANCE
Block '112i Lot 9. ChapHn'B Addition
J. H. Slater Eat. $495.82. : .
' Block It2,-It 8, Chaplin's Addition,
J, H. Slater Est, $355.51.
J. Block 112. Lot 7. Chap.in's Addition;
Jr H. Slater, Est, $230,98. '
: ; Block 112, Lot 6. Chaplin's Addition
J. H. Slater, Est, $34.47.
Block 112, Lot 5, ChapllnVAdditlon!
Alice Ladd, $23.46.
i Block 112, Lot 10. Chaplin's Addi
tion, J. C. Henry, $348.91.
, Block 112, Lot U.. Chnlin' -
vrZZ, . nenry $245.44.' "
Block 112, Lot. 12. Chaplin's Addi
tion, Wm. EricksoH, $163.53. ' ,' ' '
1 Block 112, Lot 13, Chaplin's. Addi
tion, Lydla Erickson. $65.26. ... ..
. Block 112, Lot 14,-Chaplin's Addi
tion, C. G. Bunte, $16.24.
' Block 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 1; Chap
lin's Addition, Julius Roesch. $108.89.
' Block 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 2, Chap
lin's Addition, Julius Roesch," $71:75."'
, I Block 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 3, Chapj
tin's Addition. Julius Roesch, $51.56.
'' Block 111; 27 1-2 feet of Lot 4f Chap
lin's Addditlon, Julius Roesch, $34.40.
I Block 111, 55 feet of Lot 1, Chaplin's
Addition, S. A. Gardinler, $165.95.
t Block 111, 65 Teet of Lot 2. Chap
lin's Addition, S. A. Gardinler,: $95.59.
Block 111. 55 feet of Lot 3. Chaplin'?
Addition, S. A. Gardinler, $77.78.
.i Block 111, 55 feet.of Lot 4, Chaplin's
Addition, S. A. Gardinler, $50.66. 1
I Block 111. 27 1-2 feet of Lot 1, Chap
lin's Addition; J. A. Russell, $98 "3.-
' Block 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 2, Chap-'
lin's Addition, J. A. Russell, $66.97.
? Block 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 3. Chap
Jin's Addition, J. A. Russell, $46.48. .!
Block 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 4. Chap
lin's Addition. J. A. Russell. I2t.91..
Block 111. Lot 5. Chaplin's Addition,
Lucy C. Woods, $93.50. ' .
' Block 111, Lot 6. Chaplin's Addition,
Lucy C. Woods. $82.53V .
biock ill,- Lot 7; Chaplin's Addition,
Lucy C. Woods $58.57. ':
Block til, Lot 7 Chaplin's Addition,
Lucy C. Woods.! $46.88. ' - '
1 Block 111, Lot 9.' Chaplin's Ad-itlon,
John Wilson, $11.37. v . ' f v
' Block 111, Lot. 26, v Chaplin's Addi
tion, Mary Noble, $7.91. l'y
1 : Blbck 111, Lof 27. Chaplin's Addi
tion. Mary Noble, $32.73. ' ... '
Block 111' Lot 28,-Chaplin's Addl
jtlon, J. K Mars, $40.87. , . , :
Block 111 Lot 29, Chapliu s Addi
tion, J. L. Mars, $57.24. '
i Block lltvLot 30, Chaplin's 'Addi
tion, C. E. HacRman, $65.27." - '
Block. 111,. Lot 31. Chaplin's. Addi
tion, Elizabeth Burke, $20.39. - ,
Block 111, ' Lot 32, Chaplln't Addi
tion, Elizabeth .Burke, $30.69. , ; ,
Block 111, Lot 33, Chaplin's Addic
tion, Elizabeth. Burke. $40.88i ' '
Block 111, Lot 31i Chaplin's Addi
tion, unanes Binder, $20.38. ' ' ,
Block ill. Lot 32, Chaplin's Addition
Charles Binder, $30.69. . . 7
; Block 111, Lot 23, Chaplin's Addl-:
lion,' cnaries Binder, $40.89.
Block 111, Lot, . 31, Chaplin's
Addition, W. H. Ferguson, $40.76.
Block 111. Lot 82. rhunlln'o
tlon,-.W. H. Ferguson. $51.36. : ,? ,;
moot in, Lot 33, Chaplin's Addition,
W. H. Ferguson, $81.76.
Block 111. 27 1-2 feet of Lot 34
Chanlin's Addition. rhaflM' ninHai
$66.88. ' ' ''r-vt- -
Lot 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 34, Chap
lin's Addition, Elizabeth Burke, $66.88
1 ti
Block?' llli 55' feet of'lte'H. hhan;
lin's Addition, W-. H. Ferguson, $133.78
Block 116, 27 1-2,. ft, of , Lot 1, Chap
lin's Addition, J. M.-Bull, $69.10. I- t
- Block 116, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 2, Chap
Un's AddltlonJ.M. Roll, $44.12.
Block HOI 14-2 -feet of JM 3, Chap
lin's Addition. J. M. Bull, $31.79. "
, Block 116. 27 1-2 feet of l)t 4, Chap
lin's Addition, J. M. Bull, $21.14.
lock 116, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 1, Jul
lus'Roesch, $99.60; -; .
. Block 116, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 2, Chap
lin's Addition. Julius Roesch- sfiO.ftR.
Block 116, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 3, Chap
lin's Addition, Julis Roesch, $47.04. .
: Block 116, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 4, Chap
lin's Addition, Julius Roesch, $31.27.
Block 116, 55 feet of Lot 1, Chaplin's
Addition. Ella White, $168.70.
' Block 116. 55 feet of Lot 2, Chaplin's
Addition. Ella white, $105.05.
Block 116. 55 feet of Lot 3, Chaplin's
Addition. Ella White, $78.83. -
vBlock 116. 55 feet of Lot 4, Chaplin's
Addition, Ella White, $52.40.
Block 116, Lot 5, Chaplin's Addition,
Ella White, $83.87.. '
Block 116. Lot 6. Chanlin's Addition
Baker City Groc. Co., $73.58.
Block 116, Lot 7. Chaplin's Addition,
Baker City Gro. Co.. I52.54.
Block 116, Lot 8. Chaplin's Addition!
natter city Gro. Cb., $42.07.
Block 116, Lot 9. Chaplin's Addition,
Baker City Gro. Co.. J10.1S.
Block 121, 55 feet of Lot 1. Chaplin's
Addition. G. T. Fleiiiing, $209.66.
Block 121, 55 feet of Lot 1. Chaplin's
Addition. Fred Dutli. S2R0 S2 -
Block 121, 55 feet of Lot 2, Chaplin's
Aucmion, ma Dutli, $120.25.
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Uptown effee Main 72Q'.
Residence phone Main 2L
E.LBUSSEV
Block 121, 53 feet of Lot 2, Chaplin's '
Addition, Fred Dutli. $33.01.. ' "
Block 121, 55 feet of Lot 3, ChtttfiitV
Addition, G. T. Fleming, $59.84.
Block 121, 55 feet of Lot 3. GLaMlifs
Addition. Fred Dutli $90.16.
Block 121, Lot 4, Chaplin's Addition,
Louis Wright, $106.36. -t r
Block 121, Lot 5. Chaplin's AddUion,
John Palmer, $85.12. - 1
Block 121, 10 feet of LbtrR'lpi-vt
lin's Addition, John. Pal
-v xt, i reet of Lot 6, Cha.gVp.'f., -
Addition, Chas. A.. Dunn. $13.78, , . .
Chas. A. Dunn, $33.33. J1J " '?
Block 121. Lot 8. ChanllnVAdJitirtn vr
O. F. Coolidee. 112.69. ,r
Block 121. Lot 9, Chaplin's Addition ,
O. F.' Coolldge, $10.33. '
Block 124, Lot 34. ChatffnAd&P7
tlcn, H. J. Young, $487.14.30'j Jtnfy
tl0J?: y"v- ?2"-56t! rvi.vs ,r!v
1 oiock izi, Jbot 32. Chaplin's Addi
tion, IT. J. Young. $171.03. w
Block 124, Lot Sl. ChaJlfirk'AddNV
Uon, Ralph Warner, $113.C3i -rol To.?-jt
BIOCK 124. west 1-2 Lot .30. Chajilln.'a .
Addition, Ralph Warner,, $45,51, .
Dim n nt, taui j-s uoi ici,
Afldition, S. V. Keltz. $45.5f;
S Of LHi"
Block 124. Lot 29. ChaflMnfatSw,
tlon. S. V. Kelts, $79.77. ,j ,.S(TA
Block 124, Lot 28, Cplli'a.Adl-,
tlon, Lizzie Gulling,. $5p.90v;;w;
A Block 124, Cot 27, Chaplln'a. Add)
tlon. Lizzie Gulling, $45.54. ' " '
Block 124 west 1-2 'Lotofl'hSfii-
Un's Addition', Lizzie GttIUngi$5.58.i&Ji
Block 124. East 1-2 Lotf36,Chpnn'a
Addition Wm.,M.,Dayr 45.E8.. t4
Block 124, Lot 1, ChapTlriAcll'lon.'
Mrs. A M. Anthony, $4l4.Sbt''1'-iTl
Block 124, Lot 2, ChaVlln'stAadUio.f .
Mrs. A M. Anthony, .t7.93. j r iiotv
n Block 124. Lot 3, ChM!ln8, Additlprv, '
' S. C. Zuber. $134.59. ' ' ' n ' -
Block 124. Lot 4, ChaphAddtobtir
Ida Fisher, $89.64. iJo'r u to avv.s
Block 124, Lot 5, Cbaplla'aTAdaitlcar
Ida Fisher, $71.62. . ,: i,,i,smvr:
Block 124, Lot 6. ChapljWa ddUn
Frank Carpenter, $62.74. V " " f
Block 124. Lot 7, CKatflla'tf AdaitloU
Frank Carpenter, $44Jft a tx tirro
Block 124,- Lot 8i ;Chaplia.'a AddJUon
Frank Carpenter $&3..T, , .... "
Block 124. Lot 9, ChkpffA's,AddlIloV -Helen
M. Geddes, $i3.99." wn-u j.w
Block 125, Lot lOiChapllnflsiAdddltodC
Laura V. McClure,n$.G00,8&, rr,,
Block 125, Lot lhapUn.AddJjlon,
Laura V. McClure, MUM .'.)f-'fll J'. ,
Block 125, Lot. 12, tftaplth'81 Addi
tion, Laura V. McClreVf227;6f.r
Block 125. Lot ,!(djapl!hV(-Xaalit
tlon, Laura V. McClu"re,'$90.?l2Ja ?jo".
Block 125, LotfHn ChaplJn'fjAdfll
tion. Mary Biggers Est., $23-76,, ... -
Block 125. IXWplrnMWn?
Rose Harris. $562! "J mT.a-j.T..V
' Block 112, Lotr8,tChapn&,8"AadItlfffl;
; Rose Harris, $2G.l 44 rratfjT nocft
Block 125, Lot' 7, Chaplin's: Addition;
Rose Harris. $17pj:;Win ,lf SiU,t
!5BMe.W
Block 125. Lot 5. !hIPTrnfs A'ddrtidn.
S. A Weagle, $18.Bly''i 6uji Ja:
rontage -netweenvjeTIefson: Aveffue
ana fliaaison Atenua
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, Jlacadam
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If you artj not customer of
Cherry ISew'U'findFy-'w urge
you to
antee a
pvF-
tory amLjir
artlcle nfit so found or cheerful
ly refur3ao'il2JP.
We want to bulld'up a home
laundry ' employing American
labor, " gbl' f jffV8 a credit to
the tolyTnrelv ask a
chance to prove lost we can sat-
! 8fy f0H' rant that
muchf
All ffork, CaKed tor and
prom'ptlj dell4eVed. . "
There, Is enoughJaundry work
In La (randftcfkeep a good
sized force- bttsynd keep ths
m6ney at home. Are you a
booster for hope, ionit
We are now "'coatfortably
housed In our new bulLUn&JuBt
a few Stena f rnm l?fr "iT'TC'n '
Bafe from dust w'ddlr?re
eassiy. xouna u you want to;
crry a bundle doW town But
A llr gladly Tcall! Ai q'r .wagon. '
Cherry's New L&uadryJ
BOTH M0NES.
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