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LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON.
MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 19U.
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uUtlBER 2 SHOE
WINS PRIZE
OBSEEVEB-y. K. WEST COXIEST
IS AWARDED.
Goldsmith boasts of a 13 1-2 child
s'ze shoe. Others who were close to
tho prize winners were Miss Mae
White, Mrs. George Ball, Mrs. E. C
Moore, Erma Donathan Mtb. B. T.
Cooper, Carrie Hunter and Mrs. I.
McSha'n. The nearest : of time'
others was Erma Donathan, wearing
a 2 :-i C shoe. Tho3e entitled to the
tickets' can 'nave .them thl eveulua
by vailing at the N. K. Wesl; stpre.
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Mis Kohn and Mrs. J. JL Moore Ap
proach Cinderella Fett.
Miss Dabey Kohn with a No. 2 A and
Mrs J. R. Moore with a 2 B foot, won
the prize tickets for "A Stubborn Cin
derella" at the Steward tonight by.
buying shoes nearest the slza worn
by Miss Goldsmith In the play. Mlsjs
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FINOS GAMPS IN
HEJILTHY STATE
E. H. BOLLIXS AXD SOS BIT THE
SElJEtt BOXDS.
Issue Disposed of at . Tar at Special
Meeting of City Council.
A New
Boole and
Stationery
Store
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
The Wright Drug Co The J
Enterprising Druggist Have'
recently added to their stock a
Complete Line of Books and
Magazines.'. .
Also a Superb line ofSta.
tlonerjr Including Everything
from tho Highest Grade llnerj
Ledger Taper to the Common,
est Writing Paper. Everything
Yon May Need in the Station,
cry Line at the Usual Reason
able Prices Which Prevail In
This Store. s
WHaHt
DrugComp'riy
Vivien Gould to Marry Lord
, Decies, 26 Years Her Senior
VhvnliMnn mt was due to DOiSOn.
and It was charged she' conspired
nith others to kill him.
OFFICIAL TOUR OF INSPECTION
REVEALS GOOD COXDITIOXS
lone Cnse of Small Pox Infected at
.'-.. Haines Is Supposition. ' :
Finding that there are no Indica
tions of contagion In the lumber
iinv)S along the Grande Ronde river'
in the north end of the county, Dr.' N.
Molltor, county health officer, return
ed late last evening from a thorough
our of Inspection of all the camps in
"tT!:!. ,:tsc tscfci ;WtK5Mwu
.was instituted by the case of small
pox .reported to have .been ; trans
mitted to Ike Warnstaff in a camp
rear-the. mouth' of ths Grande Ronde
a few days, ago. The trip divulged the
fact that, Warnstaff was lnnoculated
at Haines where there are several,
cases to date, and that he had been at
the particular camp for a few days.
During that time two had 'been ex-'
rosed- but the health officer found
them to be Immune. As a precaution
ary measure Dr. Molltor vaccinated
about thirty lumbermen In that vi
cinity, though he Is confident that the
Warnstaff case la the only one in that
region and that 'there Is no danger
of others taking the dreaded disease.
Warstaff was moved away before the
, Ten thousand dollars in cityxmds
needed to clean up tho 40,000 sewer
.contract, and voted favorably at the
last municipal election, were sold
last Saturday evening to E. H. Rol
lins & Sons, bond buyers of Denver.
The firm has already liquidated sev
eral band Issues In this city and coun- I
The issue was disposed of at, par,
and the deal was closed at a special
: meeting of the council held last Sat
urday evening. ,
disease "broke nut
The quicker a cold gotten rid of the
lesi the danger from pneumonia and other
serious diseases. Mr, H. V. L. Hall, oi
Waverlt, Va.',sava: "I firmly believe Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to be absolutely the
liest pre pa rut ion on tli market for colds. 1
have reooiiimei dt 1 U to ny friends and
.,.,, n!ic-.. iih -"." Ffr sale by a"
Must Pay Water RenJ.
Tomorrow is the 10fh of the month
the last day for .paying . water rent
Take a hint and save the department
turning off your water. '
- . Auterusea enters.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in this office for the week end
ing January 6tb, 1911.
'-, Beeek, Miss Anna.
Howland, Mrs.; Jno. .
Keehn, Miss Elsie. - ! .
Smith, Mrs. Tilly. ,'".
. Ambrose, Chas. W. (2)
, Brothers, Mr. Herman. '
Casada.-J. :. .
Cobb, Mr. James. '''
Frldaker, Mr. J. A.
German, Mr. Harry (2)
Hubler, C. .
V' Hansen, Mr, Carl. ' .'..'.
Hanson, Mft J. M. ;
Lewis, Mr. J. M. v ''.'
Land, Mr. Fred
O'Malley, Mr. M: .
, Peterson, Mr. P. T.
McKenzle, Mr. Isaac. 1
Vivae, Walter.
' These letters will be sent to the
dead letter office on .Jan. 20, 1911. if
not delivered before. In- calling for
the above, please say "advertised"
giving date of list. ' , .
? G. M. RICHEY, P. M.
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DASCE. AT 1SLASD CITY.
Woodmen of America to Give Basket
U ........ n J Tt,.nAA Vl,ln. I'rnnlnn
; Island City, Jan. 9 (Special) Aa
Important social event In this' place
nrnim rxcxt Fridav vnlTif when tha
' Modern Wbodmen of America will
give a basket supper and a dance at
their lodca here. Preparations for an
enjoyable time are under way. Every
one is Invited to attend. ,.
London, Jan.' 9 The International
News Service learned Saturday that
the marriage of Miss, Vivian Gould,
daughter of George' Gould and Lord
Deeles will take place" on Feb. 7th
in. New York, The date had been
kept a secret from the public, but it
became known t Saturday accidently.
Hon. S. R. Beresford, brother of the
bridegroom, has arranged to sail for
New York on January 27. He is to be
best man at the , wedding. Whether
the ceremony is to be performed at the
Gould mansion or at a church has
not been decided. ; '
Wlfo of Millionaire Packer Accused
Wheeling, W. Va., Jan. 9 Bowing
and smiling . ani . decidedly fashion
ed, Mrs. Laura Schenk charged with
having attempted to poison her hus
band, John, a milionaire packer, be
gan her trial v today. 'The courtroom
wes crowded with sensational seek
ers. V .
The woman was indicted following
a severe illness of her huBband, which
Xotice ef Street Improvement
Notice is hefeby given that in pur
suance of 'a resolution adopted by
the Commoun Council of the City of
La Grande, Oregon, on the 4th day
of January, 1911, creating improve
ment District No. 30, and designating
Cherry street,'' as such district, and
in pursuance of a resolution adopted
by said Common Council on the 4th
day of January,. 1911, whereby said
Council determined and declared its
intention to improve all that portion
of Cherry street,, in said improvement!
district as hereinafter described by
constructing a wagon road crossing
over 'the. railroad track, the council
wui, ieu aays srrw to mm -this
'notice upon the owners of the
property affected and benefitted by
such Improvement, order that : said
above described Improvements , be
made; that boundaries of said dis
trict to be so improved are as fol
lows: All that portion of Cherry
street, from the north line of Adams
avenue to the line of Cove avenue.
Notice is hereby further given that
the council will levy a special as
sessment on all the property affected
and benefitted by such Improvement
for the purpose of paying for such
Improvement. That; the estimated
cost of such Improvement Is the sum
of $577.00. That the council will on
the 18th day of January, 1911, meet
at , the council chamber at the hour
of 8 o'clock p. m.i to consider said
estimated cost, and the levy of said
; assessment, when a hearing will be
granted to any person feeling ag
grieved by such assessment
La Grande. Oreerm Jnn r iait ;
CITY COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE,
By C, M. HUMPHREYS,
r OI ine wty-or La Grande,
Oregon
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Starting :Monday
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MR EUGENE 5POFFORD PRESENTS
January 9
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COLONIAL
MR. E. FOREST TAYLOR
s and
MISS ADA DANIELS
and "The
PLAYERS"
In a Repertoire of Splendid
Royalty Plays
Monday and Tuesday, Mary J. Holmes U
celebrated otory - - - - - - -.
Wednesday and lhursdav, the Great ii
Book Play - - - - - - . . .
Friday and Saturday, Wm, Roberts U
Colonial Costume Play - -
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.rii' V ciucy i
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MISS ADA PAMELS, Lrttdlug L ay y.Ua .'.sa C:etilil Ytojtn
EACH AMD EVERY PLAY .'BIG'. .'SCENIC PFiOBUCTIOWS
IJESEVID SKATS ..... Esc
LL GKXl:,1AI admission;, 'esc
US .1 SATrRDAT MATIXEE:
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'OTE rLATS WILL BE 'OIASGED SODAIS, WEDXESDAIS, AMI
SATlItPAYS. L.PIES AXD HlLDREX'S BARGAIN MATIXEE SAT
ntPAT. BOX OFFICE OPEX 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. '
miLDREX
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