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LA GRAXDB EVENING OBSERVE!?,
THURSDAY, DECE3LBER 1, 1910.
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ATT0H5EI CEJEBAL RULES
T3AT THE HTI CA5 0 TOTE
5t Tf ttilaa4ia? tkat fesnty U Dry,
Considerable interest la attached, to
tie ruliag of Attorney O-cera.1 Craw
,fird ct the Joseph incident wfcere
the town vo.ed wet bet the coanty as
a. whole went dry. Tie city can rot
wet if It so d 'aires, ruL tie attor
ney, in the following written to tb
cfty attorney of Joseph. A. iL Rua
nells: -
Toun of the ZZih lajtant, relating
to the local optica vote la yonr conn- J
ty. received, and la reply, u I gatV
er the facta from your letter. Wallowa ifZrif Drains aay FtiLiiVs te
c-ca jli . cz tie eotaaiiuan waa
amenied at the tut election. vot
era" playlet page It-. And tie vote.
1 expect will be caasaased and dsclar-
ei In a few day, w Lea taey will be
la tall force and ffect
.TLn. undr tie asthority of that
amendment to te conization, the
city of Joseph tan prepare aa ordi
nance regulating tie sale of Intoxi
cating Rjoora within its ooun-iarW.
and provide, for holding aa election
noon- tie question aci taking a rate
aa to whether local option shall pre
vail la the 'cfty. and if the city then
votes wet. It take tt oat ef tie oper
ation of the County Judge's order.
bat the city wilt hare to provide for
and take a tote epos the Question-"
50 DO TELE TRACKS SOW.
county voted dry, while the precinct
la which U located the city of Jow
epa voted wet If this Is cof rect, then
the Connty Conrt win bene It order,
declares the whole county dry, wkkh
will Include the City cf Jceph, and.
which order will become effective Jaa
nary 1 next . '
Tow ask. also, will it b necessary
for thla city to appear before the
County Court and ask that the pre
cinct be excepted. proTided aald conrt
undertakes to proclaim the county
dry. Replying thereto, beg to say that
the city has no standing to object,
as the rote extends over the whole
Latest Tnuriltf EeporW.
- That rumors of doable- tracking the
0-R.tX from Pendleton to Arling
ton were ""grapevine" I snored by
General Manager J. P.' OTJrfea fa re
sponse to an Inquiry seat front the
Pendleton East Oregoniaa to the O.
If. bead: '. ,' ' .,
" Portland, Ore. Nov. 23 1
Aldrich, Editor East Oregonlan.
Pendleton. Ore, .
Yonr wire 23 th. Nothing to story of
doable tracking between Umatilla and
Arlington, Coyote-StanSetd cutoff has
not been abandoned bat no work will
me t w oone on n tor ttse present
county, then the whole county was J. P O'BRIEN.
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TUEISHEUJIO WIST LEGILA
TIQ5 05 SEFERAL TCHCS.
not be grown as w:i here aa any
I where, and with irrigation. wrtJi te
tie ht prJ'JCsi anywhere. Tkat
grown here this sammer waj a trife
too bride, but with more moisture it
wodi be as good aa any."
Eeetlay ef Thmleraea Here te Oat
Use Proposed Laws fer 5x Ler
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STEWARD'S OPERA HOUSE
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- The Original Peter Stuyretant
And the same Big Company
pany of Favorites
Including that Bewitching Chorus of
Kangaroo Girls
Laws which will be placed before
the next session of the legislature In
regards to the threahencen's Indus
try, will be outlined at the meeting
to be held in this city. December 9th
and 10th- This convention, the second
anneal erect In the Threshermen's as
sociation history. Is therefore the
most important etent in the eyes of
the threshermen of the state, that baa
occurred In many years. .
Among the laws to be dlscn&sed are
the bridge planking measures, the In
spection of boilers, licensing engin
eers and a half dozen other Import
ant pieces of needed legislation.
TTrt program as arranged by Phillip
A. Bates, secretary and - Arthur B.
Flint, president, calls the following
addresses during the co&Tention:
Tkmheraes Ceirentioa Frvgran.
Bookkeeping ' for Threshermen . . '. , . .
Y,'m. H. Fletcher, McMlnnrtlle.
John Minnick, Union.
Arthur B. Flint Bearerton.
How to Get Good Help anl Keep It
W. -T. Campbell, Lexington.
VTm. Gelantley, CorTallla.
How I Make My Collections ........
G. A- Hartbv Wrentham.
. D. Kanff man, Hubbard.
Lee Stnait Baker City. v y'
How I Arrange My Seasons Ran .7.,
C S. Herman, Molalla. ,
Martin Tellefson. Madras. '
John Harrison, Condon.
How I Care for My Machinery ......
E. E. Ecbmeltzer, Hillsboro.
. G. H- Stonebrink, Wallowa.
We Pyree, Macleay.
la Threshing Insurance a Good In-
,' vestment?
Ira Hill, Rufus. ' ' .
"Isaac Christopher, Adams.
. John Hli. Klnksley.,
How to Utilize a Ttreshermaa to
Best Adrantage. .
Mrs. Arthur B. Flint, BeaTerton.
; Mft. John T. True, Monument
Mrs. E. B. Echomp, Mayrille 7
The Thresherwoman, God Bless Her.
E. I Berry, Herrpner.
And Old . Timers Experience In the
Wllllamette Valley ; . . . . ....
Uncle Ike Stephens. Gervals.
Does the Cook House Pay In the Will
amette Valley? '. . .-, .......
S. I Smith, Gerrals. :
J. D. romer, Sprlngwater.
Chris Gtebler, Stayton.
Cost of Threshing to Threshermen.
in th Valley. .. i,
F. B. Simpson, Jefferson. ,
C. Lorence, Independence. .
Eastern Oregon .... . . ...
Ed. I Ledbetter, North Powder
Raymond Coorert, Boyd.
What are Good Labor Sarin De
vices for the Threshermen?..
H. A. Kayler. Molalla. 7
J. P. Rudolph, Mayvllle.
Hon Lionel Webster, chairman State
Good Roads Association will n-Jdrets
the convention on Saturday, Dccem-
er 10th. He will outline desired good
load legislation. !" . , ' -
Millionaire Thief In Prison.
Louisville, Ky., Not. SO Angnst
Ropke, known as the million doll-ir
thief today began serving bis prison
sentence for the theft of $1.4i0.Wt
fiora the Fidelity Trust compory c
wMf h he was secretary. Four hundred
thousand of the- defalcation ws re
ft vi red. Ropke said he lost tho rest.
Ii. will remain in prison from 10" to
jS years.
RK00M C0K5 fiROWS WELL.
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PRICES: 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1
SEATS ON SALE SATURDAY, DEC. 3
' AT VAN BUREN'S
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ESTIEE FASILT PCI05ED.
Caneed Ga& at Thaaks!iln? DiaBer
Pretes Diiaitro3
North- Takixa. Dec. I As the re
sult of eating canned asparagus on
Thanksgiving, Mrs. Frank Kuan, and
Mrs. Carrie Fulkeraon are d-ad and
several others are seriously 111. Itwas
a family gathering. Mrs. Kuhn had
canned the asparagus herself. '
WDCET CIEL DEAD.'
Smallest Girl sf Her ige la the World
Passes Away This Xoralsg.
Merritt B. C Dee. 1 It was learn
ed today that Minnie Pickett aged 15,
weighing fourteen pounds, died here
last night She lived with her parents,
both of normal size. She was deli
cate and believed ' to be the smallest
person of her age In the world.
uisrrcR in sessid:i
GKA5D JUBT F0EERU5S SESSI05
OF CrR(TIT COURT.
tenaeoa Conrt 5ext Week.
Forewarning of the longest and
most sensational court session in the
year, the grand Jury met this morning
to grind out. Iblls before circuit court
meets next week.. The Inquisitors are:
W. R. Jasper, foreman, Alicel; E.
Grout, La Grande. L. L. Cross,, Elgin.'
J. H. Nice, North Powder, T. B.'Mar
Hn, Medical Springs; C, E. Dudley,
Elgin and Nels Schoonover, Union.
. DlTorce Case Today;
Circuit Judge Knowles today heard
a divorce suit, the principals being
Union peonle, Mrs. . Delilah Nodlne
seeks severance of her martial cows
to John Nodlne. ' v " '
LidLOiLL.bolhobllJub;
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WILL EE rSED TO HOUSE His
SAH2LE-ivor.i:s plant.
Grewfn? Iada'try Eeqalre Hort 1
Room sad Owners Uee.
E C. Etvis, the proprietor of the
La Grande Marble Works company,
is having a building constructed in
North La Grande to hou his estab
lishment hereafter. He has been lo
cated on Fir street for the past ser-'
eral years but his business has out-'
grown bis facilities and space accom
modations there and- the move was
found necessary. The building will be
constructed at once, aa' the founda
tion Is already under way and lum
ber will be hauled to the place this
week. The building will be large and
commodious and' will give sufficient
room for his enterprise.
Wines, the harness maker, Is to oc
cupy the present location of the
works on Fir street
Logical Remedy for Eczema.
Many different remedies hare been
tried for Eczema and other akin dis
eases. But It Is now known that the
only possible cure Is a mild, soothing
liquid made np of 09 of Wontergreen,
Thymol. Glycerine and other Ingred-
each nigredlent has Its proper ef
fect 7.77
This compound Is now made up in
the D. D. D, Prescription. Ten years of
success and thousands of cures show
the merit of this wonderful compound,
but the most convincing proof la e
trial of the remedy by any eczema
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..Nov. 29 Dec. 1. 7
IIELEX TAFT "C03ES OCT."
Father Lays Aside Presidential Duties
to Attend Society Function.
Washington. Dec 1 Taft forsook
his official duties this afternoon to at
tend it cre'a! romifig out of the par
ty of hia daughter, Helen. The presi
dent with others took tea In the re
ception room of the White House.
ARRESTED 05 ASSAULT CHARGF
Milk Wagon Driver Accused of A
ssaltin; Mr. Lladsey. . ;
I E. Llndsey. late , this afternoon
wore to a complain fn Justice's court
against J. E. Brown, charging assault
Mr. Llndsey claims, he was assaulted
by Mr. Brown, who a driver for
the Grout Dairy farm.
A Moon RecoH. '
There was no full moon tn the whole
of February, 1866. 'According to as
tronomers this will not occur again
until the year 2409062.
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Walla . Wails Farmer Hnln? 3Iuch
Success With Ills Experiment
Spokane, Wash., Dec. 1 (Special)-
W. D, Chapman, a farmer in the Wal
la Walla valley, sourhwest of Spo
kane, had a small tract of broom
corn, raised without a drop- of water
from the time of planting " until he
I lnirves'ed It, -which he sold for $U0
ja ton. Other farmrii have tried th?
PAiieriment of growing Woom ; corn
land find that it gives good returns,
i Aw ordtngly, they are plannlnir on
I larstr planting for tho coming season.
several farmers will try it for 0"
j cleaning crop for summer fallow, and
j b lie e that It will make good returns.
"Broom rorn will do well in thla sec
tion." r.ld A. M. nutler. superlntend-
fent of the College Place broom fae-
j tory, located In the Walla Walla val-li-y.
-There I3 no reason why it csn-
TinUd Paper.
The origin of blue tinted fcaper came
about by a mere slip of the band. .The
wife of William East, an English pa
permaker. accidentally let blue pack
fall Into one of the vats of pulp.
A Terrible Infliction. 7
In Bulgaria a newly married woman
Is expected to keep her mouth closed
for speaking purposes for a whole
month after ber marriage unless spe
cially addressed by ber husband
When the month has elapsed the bus
band presents ber with a gift, after
which she is at liberty to chatter as
much as she likes.
, Soap. ,
Investigator My that soap has more
or less value as a disinfectant '
When your feet are wet and cold, and
your body chilled through and through from
exponure, take a bi? Jose of Chamberlain's
tough. Remedy, bat tie vonr feet in hot
water before going to nut, and you are ut
most certain to ward on a severe cold. F
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' Onion Juice.
'The best way to extract the Juice
from an onion, when needed. for fla
ToriDg. is rocut n slice from the root
end of the onion, remove the outer
skin and press onion on a coarse grate,
nalng a rotary motion. . '
' ' - Strawbsrry temonade.
The Juke left in a Jar of strawber
ries after the fruit bas been sent to
the table will make a delicious drink
if a little lemon Juice and ice water
are addinl to it
, Old Olivo Tres.
There are risrbt olive trees on the
Mount of Olives, near Jerusalem,
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ishing In 1009.
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