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A. F. k'A. ILlA Grande Lod.T9 No.
41, A. F. & X IX. holds regular meet
ings first and third Saturdays at
7:S9 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Uasona. 1 U. H0TT. W. M. , ;
A. & WILLtAXI3. Secretary. '.. , '
REDIIlvaiS Cryital Lodge No. ' It
meats every Tuesday evening Is the
I. O. 0. F. ball. All visiting mem
bers are Invited to attend..
KATIE AEBUCKLE, N. O.
ANA 'ALnXANDEH, Sec.
B- P. 0. E. La Grande Lodje No. 433
nveti each Thursday evening at 8
o'clock la Elk's club, corner of De
pot street and Washington avenue.
Visiting brothers are cordially In
vltftl to attend. .,
DIfc O. li KIQGER3. Ex RuL - '
HUGH McCALU Rec. Sec
WOODMEN OF TUB WORLD La
Grand Lodge No. 169 W. O. W,
meet every second and fourth Tues
day la the month. All visiting mem
bers wot come.
r, . j NERI ACKLE3. a C.
" ' ' 3. H. KEENEY. Clerk.
v W 1 1m ftrnnilA r.umS Kn 7703
meets every konday to. the month at
the L 0. 0. F. hall. All TisIUng
neighbors
attend. :
are cordially invited to
I. R. SNOOK, C. ;
D. B. COX, Clerk.
Regulation of Sales Declared Kec8
i i, ssry 1 Hew ef Cain. ?
KNIGHTS OF PYTHXAS Red" Crest
Lodge No. 27 meets every Monrtaj
night In CasUe hall, (old Elk's jtialL)
A Pythian welcome to all visiting
Knights. - -r
jes3 Paul, a a
R. I LINCOLN. M. of R. A B. .
O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, 0. K.
C. holds stated communications thi
second and fourth .Wednesdays of
each month. Visiting members cor
dlally invited.' -
;. MART A WARNICK, Sec.
' PAULINE EDERLEE, W. M.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT rand
Ronde Circle No. 47 . meets even
first and third Thursday evenings
In the month at the I. 0. 0. F. ban
All riaitlmg members are welcome.
' ' ' J CHLOE ROBINSON. G. IL
; LIZZIE ELLSWORTH. Clerk.
.European. Plan Only
Dam cv Bf '
FAMiUS ICING
KXET TO BISCUS3
FCTCES ACTIOS. 1
PnrttanI Jan ' " 8n Rtr: looking
toward thecontrol of Uuj market ?for
the eoure apple crop of the west were
taken at the opening session of a three
day ' conference of 1srowers at the Y,
M, C A yesterday.! nans are uraaer
way for , forming V an , organlaatlon
whHch',wili haw charge, ot, handlln?
an annual harvest ; which runs up into
the tens of millions of dollars, More
than, 200 delegates , to the convention
m. irMiv hArA and more are com
Ing. They represent ; the '.six leading 1 Canada, at the Grant hotel yesterday
KeetV ErollifT Af fpr teey .cparall-j
at Southcra C&.I.oriua. ;
-;The story , of an lntareatlnj meet;
ln's of, brother and sister is told by
the San Diego Sun In referenoa to the
arrival there of Mrs.. Kate MacLennott
who livMi in: La Grande for some
time, and who la the mother, of "Mies
MacLennon, the. nurse. now,.lyins in
La Grande. The story is told in- tho
followlnlg. from the Sua ;x,.
Few peonia have the experlence'of
meeting -"brother or slater aftr a
separation of, more than; 30 years, nd
fewer. still have met a brother or sla
ter and passed on . without ft eiffj of
recognition but .that , was the (experi
ence of Lawrence A Creelman for
mer, president of the city, council and
haroor commiasioner find hta ..sister.
Mrs. Kata ilacLennon of . Toronto,
'First class Throughout
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HOT
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D. G. BRIGHOUX,
. ; Propnetor, ,
ONE BLOCK FROM DtPOl
La Grande, Oregon '
Havana Cigars
Cream .of Havana. .Prince
of a Smoke. : : : : : :
- ,;j!MMiwttaL,
WaAlvfaysl!eetYpmTtte
FMA US HUIG
CIGAR FACTORY
Sauer Kraut
-AND-
Dill
Pickles
-.1
JUST RECEIVED AT
Snodgrss Grocery
aoDie-growing states of the west, Ore
gon, .Washington, Idaho, , Utah,. Colo
rado and Montana. While only a por
tion of the delegates who will be hre
have registered, the following com
munities were repersented: . .
Washington w Woodland, j Felida,
Yakima, ; Wenatchee, White t Salmon,
TUdeeneld. " Walla ' Walla, Spokane.
noivmiw , riarkstan. Tacoma, Seat-
vwruuiuivf - - - -
He, Prosser, Goldendale. ; ,
Idaho Welser, Boise, Le.wlatom; ;;,
nn-weon Gaston. Marshfield, Mc
nn:: Hood - Aiver, Salem, La
Dufur Valley. Canby, EaUacada,' For
est Grove, Hlllsboro, Sutherlln, Mos-
ier.Newberg. r- V-. :.
The ."'meeting caJlod by .Fresioeiw -
well, of the Oregon staw n""
tural Society, for the creauon oi
anDle " co-operative seuing s
rv - will be heltt ra w .
ocK.nhW hall Tueeaay eay
Portland Oregonlan: The call lifcludes
j ' -i.. jwr,onMriipn. 1 Idaho, Ore-
six bWT'""""'0 '
imn Utah. ' Colorado and Monxana.
Leading apple-growers from the var
ious orchard districts wju oe pn-
ent. ' ' '
Amnnff'those scheduled to take part
in the proceedings are. Daniel E. Wil
lard ot St'Paui, development agent of
the ' Northern ; PaclflA' Railway: com
nanv: Fremont Wood, of Boise, Ida
ho,' Judge of the third judicial dis
trict of Idaho; MlleB Cannon, of Wel
er. Idaho promin'ent apple grower;
E. F Benson, of Prosser, Wash., (pres:
Jdent of the Washington State Hortl
Miunrai Society and C.; E. Whistler,
of Bedford, Ore. prominent fruit
srrower of southorn Oregon..
The object of the association la to
"Drotect the apple market primarily
from indiscriminate dumping of pro
ducts without due consideration of
the opportunities presented, by grad
ual distribution of he crop over
1-erlod of time, thus permitting the
demand to be , held in control so that
rpitinneratlve rvriees may be obtain
cd
t la tvrnnmuxl to form a oomoany
. " - J -
vlth sumclent paid up capital to ere
ate dlatrlbutlnia centers in ine var
ous large cities of the wast, coupled
rith" ample storage plants to sold
the crop and care for It and through
v. i' gents to market the product or me
' - 1 'i I irnnntAin and coast states in such a
m vrlll tint rftrm1t slumnlnK
of th prices. 'It is conceded by the
1 1 uitKrowers behind the movement
that the undertaking is ft large; one,
jiit they believe it is one that can be
handled In a practical manner to the
advantage of all of the apple-grow
trs. The company is not to be org.i-
rized with a view to profit for the
i romoters, but for , the . advantage at
ndividuftl members in marketing . of
har anrvlMI.
It is pointed out that the quantity
of new apple trees coming Into bear'
Thirty-one years ago Creelmaa
and Mrs. MacLennon parted at their
home in. Canada, . where they had
ctowu from childhood. Although both
name returned to the old home many
timu ndthfvr , baa seen the other
since that time, c:
'a fw davs aro Mrs. MacLennon
iMune to San Diego to visit with tela-
Hva. With Mrs. J. A. Creelman she
visited the Grant hotel yesterday and
wihlie tandinsr In the lobby met mt
HwPitaiian: The. former .councilman
ti.' aiotftr-in-law and talked
Kl rLLDU uv
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Ve solicit vour ordaro tor ...SU:hs,
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We are prepared to furnish and deliver materia!,
:v ' ; promptly.;:' !:? ;F?hono.Main,8. ...
tng the city books, papers, documects
and finances. ':''v-' " : '! :'
Bids shall be sealed and bs markel,
'Bids for Auditing City Books," The
Council reserves the right to-reject
any and all bids. " - . .' '--i-'S
La Grande,:; Oregon, January 20th,
1911. - ,; ,
. ' A. L RICHARDSON,;;
- Mayor.;
C. M.JIUMPHREYS, City Recorder.';
Jaa 20-31 'V ' , - .' '. ' '.
5. Lftdlcs - 48silaj - Ilv.,' 3?,
Treataea't sIiocIItIsH ba.r&ris Hi.?
Elcre." ' " .' " , '
Switches, Csrli, '-TtSn al Cc:.."i.
lngs made to erisr co alse supjly t'-a
tra59;Xv!A Ea!r C.cs' MJ ;ywt!:e,
Ilausajs Ca;3 ais3 I'aciiJ Eoec::
,jt ,i.r: 4 .i ; X. .. 0jAi- -
at his side. Neither sister nor brother
t:Tr. and after a
rwsuiwu v . . ,
W -talk both parted. Tnen .ree
. .1. v.oMr urtA slsber and
IlilU vtta viiwu
wthAr ;were introduced. ; 1
Mr MacLennon has three brothers
w ' JJ A. Creelman, Fred Creelman
and L. A. Creelman. 1 . None of the
,wM,ar. has seen her for more than
2o years and all have changed greatly
aw ilme.' She will spend tne wimei
here, and may locate In this city, the
home of her brothers. V ; " ; '
BAILEY WILL SOT RESIGN
He's
Govers from 50 ct3
to Three Dollars
Pure Food
, ( Notice ef Street Improvement
. To Whom It May Concern: Notice
is hereby given that in pursuance of a
rAonintlnn adanted by ' the common
.v. t o rr itsjnnn I; l
goa..on the 27th day of October,a909, 1 w -
treating Improvement, DlBtrlct No.;' 8,
and .designating 2nd. street, 18 Bucn
district, .apd la, pursuancs of a . reso
lution adopted by, said common coun
cil on. the 18th day of January 1911.
whereby said council determined and
declared .Its intention.. to. improve all
that sortlon ot '2nd street,, in said
lmorovement . district , as hereinafter
described, by , laying thereon , Macad
am the Council will,, ten days after
the service of this notice upon, tne
owners,, of the property affected and
benefitted by such Improvements, or
der that said above 'described improve
ment be made; hat boundaries of said
district be so improved are as fol
lows: All that portion of Second street
from th$ Norjti line of Adams avenue
to, the South-Une of Palmer street.
Notice is hereby . given that the coun
cil will levey a special assessment on
all the '.property affected ,&nd benefit
ted by such Improvement for the pur
,:.Ill7lViIIii3..-
For Quick
Messenger Service
fCafUJaifl 2Vor Ind. kttt
Official Denies
Grafter.
..xt- fannrht or roslrnlng has ever
entered my head, and I certainly shall
4. vHrA nflr fire." : ' ' '
uui icu'" ; . .
ArA state Dairy ana roou
rtMiftivflr Bailey to ft foruana
' n.L'inm(nv in referring
newsDaner m' i - . .....
to the pending grand jury lnvesug pose ot pjiu.w mu "
Uon of his office affairs. ; - That the estimated cost of such to-
-UI. .-,.tin ,,n heen hrewinj Drowment is me .sum vi, o,ouu.uu.
.Tenths nd is nothing more or
less than the most abominable pollU
.oi mnflnjmcT'I ever heard or, cou
Mr nallev. "I am accused (f
traft. It I wanted to be a crook, do
vou think It would be necessary to be
a m-eeht skate when there was more
than $2000 In the pure-food fund that
I could have used at my own pieas
ure and in any way I saw fit?
"I have been ready to appeair at any
time before the current grand Jury,
and District Attorney Cameron knows
it. ; When I talked witn tne omce a
few days ago over the phone and
asked if I was wanted I was told that
they were not ready for me at that
time. Then . I requested that the
grand Jury visit my office, where all
fh: rcLfnrda are The lurors dldn t
come." " t - '
That, the council, will on the 1st ,day
of February. 1911, meet at the coun
cil chamber at the hour of 8 o'clock,
A- 1 .. . ill' I
p. m-. to consider saia esumaiea cost,
and the levy of said assessment, when
a hearing win be granted to say per
son feeling aggrieved by such assess
ment. .
La Grande, Oregon, Jan, 20th 1911.
CITY COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE,
OREGON.
By C. M. HUMPHREYS,
Recorder of the City of La Grande,
Oregon. . , ' 1 , ,;,
Jan. 20-31
m.. .s- tt.ra a.MiM m a betas el'
liura jv.v..'. " .
Chamberlain's foijjh Itemed?. . wm
soon fix you, up all r:i?ht snd wul ware oft
sny tendency toward pneumonis.
reniely contains n f inuni or ouier roir
. . i r :'-C lull..
ana may ne f-: 1 "'"i""'".!
i if fi4 . ' rrt .
Lett's die' for toc.
In fact the only way we live Is
dyelng.M Don't dye yourself. j
It's better than dyeing yourself,
WE DIE EYERY DAI i t
AND DTE FOR ALL
. .Onr charge for dyeing for yon t, J
be hgilu ' A sample Joa Is sntEi
For best dyeing and cleaning bar )
do It. i
ELITE CLEANING A DTE WC
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Phone Bala
Notice for Bids.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
nronosals will be received by the May
r - - . .
or and City Council of the City of L.a
Grande, Oregon, V until Wednesday,
February 1st. 1911; at the. hour of 8
o'clock i'm.. for. the. purpose ofaudit
hy pay Rent? IVeoan ycr
vet
HACK AND
AMBULANCE
Il i i A I . Ll
Uptown office Main 720,
. t. BUSSEY
M - ' " ' ' - " i , ' 'I
B SSBSSMSSSSSSSWSSWI : Z. , IMaMMa
kWsBKJBSSSSMSS
Eioy the Snow
' vBringyour old buggy or surrey around
and we. will make you a first class sleigh
in a few minutes V
money to build, ana
ng for the first time . In 1911 wiil nay ii as VOU WCtl'u fen.
I equal the number of trees already ic i h , , s , - : ; D ' OLIVER.
bearing, virtually doubling the crop
of the northwest . .
' It U likely that the meeting will
last several days. Consultation is o
be had with lawyers, familiar witij
the drawing of incorporation papers
of co-operative companies in Call
fornia, where success has met the e(
forts of the raisin and orange grow
Delegates have been eeleected bj
the fruit unions end local co-oper.
tive companies at Hood River, Yaki
ma, Welser. Idaho; Walla Walla, Gol-
ulendale, Medford, Albany, Eugene,
Ttol6e and other districts.
: ; Complete Equipment tot Resetting ann Repairing y ,i
' ' ; Rubber Buggy Tires I
Ll1GpWDER0I10miCi
7. 1. i Ul -;U D; FITZGERALD,; Propristor; ,;, j
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY
" . . - -
and a
WARM FIRE !
Our Fountari mil he -dpehthll
winter. l';UVftaf;Tanic.d?sc7:
for a Hew Year jDnner,
package ;of sniooffi ce Crcaii
SELDtKb-Next door, to rost uttice
BAY 6
PLUMBERS, HEATERS,;
ZWElFEl
SHEEl MEJfcL WORKERS
M
Tt. .,!W . nnlit la irnttpn rid of the
less the danger from pneumonia snd other
tuxu. Mr. R W. L. Hall. Ol
Waverly, Va.,wvs: "I nrmly believe Cham
berlain' Cough Remedy to be absolutely the
i ueni prepanmi u "' w -
i taA Mn mar il lu si i v iiiciiui?
i terall acite vnih me." Jor saw cy
ueulvrs. ; ' .. ' ;
Oyster Shells
. Wi nr a HEADQUARTERS for Poultry i
plies. Have just received a Carload of; Oyster f
9 Pounds 25 CenfS money than anybody. J ; ; :
Sold By Water Stanchfield Produce Co. v X!
HAV, CRAW, mO, FtOlR. WOOD ' , : ' . 1K6 lt!!eism!F)
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