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Notice la hereby given that all per
ens violating Ordinance No. 332," Ser
ine 13C6, will tie prosecuted as provid
ed In aald ordinance. Your attention
it particularly called to that part of
Mellon 5. of Bald ordinance, which
seads as follows: "All owners and oc
cupants of property shall keep clean
and remove from all streets and al
leys abutting the same, all kinds amd
haracter of rubbish, garbage, man
are, decomposing or decaying vege
table matter, empty cans, boxes, pr
ether loose, offensive, unwholesome, or
nsightly substances."
By order of the street superintendent,
- , H. W. STONER ;
Sat Mch 5-Apif 5.' ... ,'
"I had been troubled with ooiwtipttloo
ir two veer tad tried all of the beet phyi
kna i& BrUtol, Tenn., end they could do
othing for me," writee Thofc E. Willisnin,
VuUUknm. IT. Tn nackams of Cham-
fcerlain'i Stomach and Liver Tablets cum
mo." For sale brail dealers.
SHIES KIT
STEWARD
LOCAL PEOPLE CARRYING OUT
BOLES XI CELT.
Without a Flaw Home Talent. Prodac
' tlon Is Given to V Small House. .
THEATRE
. PROGRAM.
Captain Barnacle's Courtship
n .................. Vitagrapb, 9
uomeay.
I A Decree of
Destiny ...Biograph
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On the Border of the Foraet..
............. . ...... Eclipse
Canadian Iron Center... Uurbin
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Admission 10 cents
UiatmU'inake
you money
Ten acres, one mile from the
city, no improvements except
tr.ea which are 13 years old.
This Is a fine location, road on
two sides, good water right and
produced over $4300.00 last year
Price is $6X00.00, one half
down and balance on reasona
ble time. .This year's crop will
more than pay a'l exp nses and
balance of purchase price.
Ten acres. Iw m!l3 5 sc'r'S
In 0-year-old epples. 2 1-2 acres
of cheerles that will b ar con
siderably this year, and 2 1-2
acres of garden land. Small
house and barn. This place is
on , main county road, near
school and will make a fine
home. Price only $3,500.00. ono
third down and balance on tune.
This 8 fine strawberry I-rd. and
when planted, will yield the
price of the property every
year. ' . .
, Ten acres. Just orie mile out,
practically new six room house
and bnm. close to school and a
fine money-making; home. There
are 8 12 acres In apples, and
V acres In pasture. Last
year .this. place produced 4.3M
boxes of apples -and will easily
pay itself out after first pay
ment.' Price Is $5,000.00. one-'
yW "down, good time on bal-
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ance. Soil unexet uea ior Biraw
berrles and small fruits.
1MBLLR GIU'lIARI TRACTS
OX INSTALLMENT PAY-
. MENTS.
Farm lands In all parts of the
valley. - v. . -; : .. .
Residence and vacant lots In
all parts of the city.
Security Land &
Trust Company
Bargains
With a house far too small to" in
still the best in the home talenters
"In Missouri" by hom: people, princi
pally, was given at the Steward last
night; and as the association present
ing the show is to be seen again in a
something else, it is a foregone' con
clusion. that the house will be filled to
capacity for4hsre has not' been a
word of criticism against a single
character presented last night. With
the exception of two faces in the caste
every one is familiar with the players.
Pauline Lederle, Maynard Steward,
Murial Chllders, C. M. Da Ve're, George
Birnie, Evangeline Hume ' and Mr".
Dagnln are all of them local people
and their parts last night were very
cleverly rendered. The play Is a
catchy thing and it would be hard-to
pick a weak spot In the "production
anywhere. The universal opinion
uncus Iuudo aiieuding is that the
company is up to a high standard and
will fill the house' at Its next appear
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Cast In Mtasonrl"
Maw Vernon Pauline Lederle
Llsebeth Maynard Steward
Kate . , Gladys BrocKwell
Dave . . Murial Chllders
Joe Vernon C. M. De Vere
Mr, Travrs Geo. Birnie
Col. Balllnger Geo. Forbes
Jim Radburn Don Mullally
Erson Burnette
Emily Radburn ..; .Evangeline Hume
8am Fowler .......... . . Mr. Dagnln
Act I Kitchen of Joe Vernon's
home. "I never killed a man."
Act 2- Joe Vernons blacksmlt
shop. "A great scheme."
, Act 3 Same as act 1. "Travers kil
led a man."
Act 4 Exterior of Jim Radburn's
home. "Keep off the grass."
ILL MEN PASS
STIFF QUIZ
LOGGING TRAIN CHEW MIST PASS
O..W. EXAMINATION.
Fiie Men Employed by N.bley.Mlm.
naugh Company Tali-. Tets.
An examination required of all lum
ber and logging train crews who run
"he!r trains over O.-W. tracks, was
".'vrii here lust fvcr.'iur to a grout) o
MMcy-M!mnaug!j cr';t!o-e. T'?c-
men ov rate the logging train ov.r ;,
comae of abort two miles that is the
property of the O.-V,. "i,l Vcam of
:his fact were renvirf' m vm mus
ter. The crew will iu, c: tae fol
lowing successful applicants for the
;osltton: Jun: Mason, conductor;
Henry Nibley .engineer; ats Broth-
ershlft, fireman; William Banks.
linikenian and Otto Hunter, brakeman.
They will commence service at once
and the train will be kpt busy as the
(ompnny eNpects to make a record hit
th s year.
SELDER ENLARGES PLAGE
AIUH'T 20 MORE Gl'ESTS TO BE
ACCOMMODATED NOW.
IceliMs Soda Fountain Here Heady for
Installation.
Extensive improvements looking to
wards the enlargement of the parlors
have been Inaugurated by E. U. Seld
er. proprietor of the Selder confection
ary store. The rear wall has been torn
out and will be moved back to accom
modate about 20 more guests than it
will now. Repairing and renovations
in th? way of new wall paper and
paints are also being carried out by
Clogston & Nutter, the paper hangers.
An iceless soda fountain, now In the
local freight yards for unloading, will
be installed at once. By this process
the Ice cream packing ice keeps the
soda fountain cooled to the proper de
cree.
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Our Spring line now opened up for
your selection.
Everything that is Dainty, Durable'
and reasonable.
Do not buy until you see our line,
which is the best
f. geibel TTDDE FA0D5
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KNIGHTS VISIT BAKER.
Grand Command'er W. A. Clelaad At.
tends Initiation of Sine.
" HOLMES FORFEITS BOm
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Man Accused of Striking Chinaman
$10 Go n FnrfoiHiM;
E. E. Kiddle, the Island City miller
and prominent Mason, J. E. Reynolds,
g.neralisslmo of the commander? hera
and J. M. Hilts were attendants at the
Baker gathering of Knights Templar
yesterday. At the meeting of Knights
Templar were nine novitiates from
Ontario and Grand Commander W. A.
Cleland of Portland was also In at
tendance to conduct the work. Mr.
Cleland has gone on to Ontario to
transact business matters.
The La Grande delegates returned
this morning and commented compli
mentarlly on-the event at Baker. .
'Charles Holmes was arrested yes--,
teraay evening , by . Constable ' Faulk
for striking a Chinaman. He posted
$10 to assure his appearance In Justice
court at 10 o'clock today but he failed !
to appear and the forfeiture was tak
en over by the state.
ALLEGED MEACUAM THIEF HELD
Local Officers Gnther In Man for Slier,
iff Taylor of Pendleton.
TRAINS DELAYED BY WRECK.
Minor Troubles With Freight Train
Hold Number Six This Morning.
On account of the derailment of a
pair of trucks on a box car In a
freight train Intended to pass No. A
at Perry, the morning eastbound was
delayed about one hour and the west
bound. No. 17, correspondingly delay
ed while the wrecker was sent to a
uolnt near Perry to straighten things
out. The trouble was trifling, but hap
uen?d In such a way that the wrecker
was necessary in the re-rallment.
Rescue Hose Meeting.
There will be a regular meeting of
Rescue Hose company No. 1 this eve
"ins. By order of Frank Bay, fore
Chief of Police Walden today cap
tured a man wanted in Pendleton for
the alleged robbery . of a house on
Meacham creek In Umatilla county
where he is accused of having taken
' gun, some mopey and other valua
bles. The man held in the city Jail
this afternoon awaiting the arrival of
Sheriff Taylor Is supposed to be Ter
rence Rose, and is "In big demand" In
the Umatilla Jail.
START PAYING TOMORROW.
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Work to Be Picked l'p Where It Drop
ped Last Fall Supt Mere.
U D. Sullivan, superintendent of
the Warren Construction company,
announced thl sevenlng that work will
start in the morning and the paving
contracts will be completed rapidly.
All the various foremen have ar
rived In the city.
Roosevelt In Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, March , 21. Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt was given a hear
ty reception this morning on his arri
val in Los Angeles. A reception com
mittee of prominent citizens met him
at the station and escorted him to his
hotel. Colonel Roosevelt will remain
here until tomorrow night, when h
will depart for the north. Arrange
ments have been made for 'several
public functions in honor of the ex
president during his stay in Los Angeles.
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Great Highway Planned for Iowa.
Fort Dodge, la., March 21. Plans to
construct a great highway across the
northern part of Iowa, to connect
Sioux Cityon the Missouri river with
Dubuque on the Mississippi river,
were discussed here today at a meet
ing of the executive officers and direc
tors of the Hawkeye Highway Im
provement association.
tulncy Automobile Show.
Quincy, 111., March 21. The first au
tomobile show ever held in this sec
tion opened here today under the aus
pices of the Quincy Automobile .club.
The display -comprises a large line of
motor cars and accessories. The show
will last until the end of the week.
Book- rs Assailant Held1.
New York, March 21. Ulrlch, the
German who assaulted Booker T.
Washington waived examination today
and was held on $500 bonds. Wash
ington was in court but did not testify.
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sometimes depends npon the
correct filling of a prescription 1
a fact which we never over
look. Ewry prescription Is here
filled with the best drags pro- i
curable and the service Is as
good as you can secure any. ft
where. Any prescription Is Ini.
portant enough to demand our
kind of drugs and sen ice. Bet
ter remember this when you
have, a prescription filled.
Wright DrugCo.
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Young
Men's
Modern
Clothes
$15.00
to
$30.00
MKkaafc, tun C.
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The Right Kind of
Clothes for Easter
Clothes that are distinctive but not freakish
stylish but not extreme-different but tasty
just the sort of clothes the
YOUNG MEN OF TODAY
like to wear, are now being shown here
to those interested in the new Spring styles.
You may not be ready to buy yet, but you
are surely ready to look. You should have
a new suit for Easter.
CTaritois
STORE THAT SATISFIES
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