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LAGUAKDE EVENING OBSERVER,
TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1911.
Ifetlee. . "
. Notice Is hereby -.von that '1 n.r
cons violating Ordnance No. S32. Ser
ies 1906, will be prosecuted nr. provid
ed In laid ordinance, tout aUenrl ..,,
is particulars called to that part o'
section 6. of said o dlnanc-e, wh
read as follow: "All owners and oc
cupants of property i hall keep clean
and ren.ov from alllstreets and al
ley abutting the sameVall kinds tml
; ...wto- A ruhMsh, garbage, man-
' de.n -posing or decaying v-
BL.Ighv : tub
By ordtfV of
Sat. Men
ffMiaT. mwp
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r T x
une, o:
endent,
.7. ' ONER '
Lyle Tuesday Musical program next
Friday night. Hill orchestra in addi
tion Many excellent numbers. Ar
range to be present.
(RDAST rOK
We cany a complete stock
of Coast Fir flooring and
f inish at reasonable prices,
of tHe same grade'used for
interior finish in the La
Grande Hiorh Scheo! build-
ing. Also a cjomplete stock
of Oregon Piije Lumber and
best grade olimngles
BY YEOMAH
KILLED PIOfJEER HORSE i
nipprn
BULLET STOPS LEAP AT
HUNTER IX PURSUIT.
THE
Chase Lasts for Two Honrs Through
, ,- Jungles A beat Kamela.
H
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WENAHA j LUMBER CO.
1 GREENWOOD MADISON )M
Home Phone 421. i'rl Bell Phone,' Main 732
Complete EqulpmenfJorlResettlng ann Repairing
, Ifubbcr Bucgy Tres
LA GRANDE IRONWORKS
- ." . D. FI TZGER A LDy-ffoprie tor
COMPLETE. MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY
The George Palmer"
Lumber Company
Ketau Department
We solicit your orders for Shindies; Rubberold
Roofing, Deadening Felt, BuilQing Paper
We are prepared to furnish and deliver material,
, promptly. Phone Main 8.
THAT ESSENTIAL QUALITY
United States
National Bank
LA GRANDE, ORE.
W HILE .this bank
' adopts every de
sirable method tf mod'
ern banking, it never
loses tight of thit essen
tial quality: ABSOLUTE
SAFETY.
Perry Pneumatic Water Systems, Samson
i Winn Mills. TlAmincr Pnmna T7iPhaTHoftn r T
warm iur urnaces, ripe vaives ana Jt itungs. uut
i ters. Plumbing Fixtures of All Kinds. Assort.
mcnt of Nickel Trimmings. y
Biy 6 ZWEIFEL
ii PLUMBERS, HEATERS, SHEET METAL ZWORKERS
Kamela, March 28. (Special) -i-
Thrllllng cougar escapee are btcoiq
tng frequent in Kamela and on itb;u
heels of the latest sensation occurring
a few months ago, comes "W. H. Hewitt
of Huron with a story of narrow, es
capes but eventual surrendery of 'the
m.imals.' Mr. Hewitt who is cutting
wood for Franklin Truax, the Kamela
merchant, found some cougar tracks a
few days agq and commence to fol
low them. His son, nearby,, was call
ed into service and ' for about two
hours the men trailed b hind the ccii
ars until they came to some thict
brush near the head of a deep canyon.
Here they found where the aninflls
had spent the, night and at the same
time the men stumbled onto the nrW-
atory beasts. One of them had clott
ed a tree and. was hanging to thp
branches while the other two rimaln
elat the foot The cougar ln'he tre
had seen the men before they caught
a glimpse of him and juBt as b;, was
about to leap from his perch to ithe
men below, Hewitt got his eye oh the
beast and &hot instantly. ;
Though the cougar came to earth
with a crash he was able to criwl
snd with much , alacrity hid hlmsrlf
under some bushes where a few min
utes later he was found dead.: The
other two took fllflht. Fifteen dollars
was realized for the pelt of th;, dead
cougar, the station agent at Huron
SAID TO BE ONE OF THE LAST TO
- CROSS PLAIX.
Pioneer Animal Came to Meacham 28
Tears Ago Trosty Always.
T
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AT CAPITOL
THOUGH EXTRA SESSION A WEEK
HENCE, SflLOXS ASSEMBLE.
Accommodations Being ought Out
New Men and "Rooks.'
1
.Washington, D. C, March 28. Al
though the Sixty-second congress does
not convene until a week from today
a large number of the members of
both branches have already arrived
in the capital. The extra session will
be the beginning of an altogether new-
congress, of whose members 14 1 will
take their places for the first time anr:
many of whom have never visiteJ
Washington before for any length of
time. Constquently they put in an
appearance early, for it is necess&ry
to engage accommodations and attend
to' Innumerable other details that will
come easy to the veteran m.mbers but
frequently are a cause of much an
noyance and no little embarrassment
to the newcomer. The majority of the
new members, excentinir some .who
possess ample means and a disposi
tion to spend, put up at one of the big
hotels for a few days after their ar
rival and then look about for suitable
accommodations in the "hash belt," a
term familiarly applied to a large sec
tion within easy access of the capitol
containing row after row of boarding
and rooming houses.
-OLD TOWN" DEFEATED.
Daly Cadet Team WaUops OH Rlt.
Is From Sooth La Grande.
A game between the "Old Town"
Cubs and the Daisy Cadet club was
pulled off Saturday and resulted In a
victory for the latter by a score of 8 to
9. ' The lineups were:
DAISYS. OLD TOWN.
0. Johnson. c ; Steward
Melville-Johnson . p Matot
Rosenbaum ss.. Haskln
Bar ....lb Larson
Andrews 2b Matot
Brooks ,3b . Crowley
C. Hackett If Ntt
E. HacRett cf Knapp
Reynolds rf ...... . Stevenson
When your fcet are wet and cold. ani.
your body chilled through and through from
xposure, take a big doe of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, bathe your feet in hot
water before going to bed, ami, you are al
most certain to ward off a severe cold. Fn
tale bv all dealers.
: Kamela, March ; 28. (Special)
What is thought to be the pioneer
horse in Union county or Eastern
Oregon either, died here yesterday and
removes what 1b said, on good author
ity, to be the last horse In Union coun
ty that was brought across the plains
with the rush of immigration to this
section of the state by the prairie
schooner route. The horse was owned
by George Allen of Kamela who also
claimed another distinction for his
horse and that is that he was one of
the last to cross the plains.
Coll:, was the animal's name and he
was a trusty animal, too. Up to the
time of his death, he was faithful and
industrious and though not misused,
stli Ut wuik uiia winter at Ka
mela. ,f ; :-
;Twenty-eIght years ago Colie- was
Drought across the ijlajns and put t-.
vork at Meacham. He was kerrt In
that section of tb: state for several
ears, finally reaching' Kamela an 1
worked there this winter. . Death was
apparently of old age. !
Directory of the Fraternal Orders
: of La Grande, Oregon
A. F. k A. M La Grande Lodge No.
41, i IT, k A. M. holds regul&i meet
tags lint and third Saturdays at
7:80 p.' m. Cordial welcome to all
Masons. L. M. HOTT, W. M. j
A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretar. ! i
B. P. 0. B. La Grande Lodge No. 433
meets each Thursday evening at I
o'clock la Elk's club, cofntir of be-
pot street and Washington! avenue.
Visiting brothers are cordially In
vited to attend.
H. J. R1TTER, Ex. RuL
H. E. COOL1DGE, Rec Sec.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La
Grande Lodge No. 169 W ! 0, W
meets' every second and fourth Sat
ordays at K. P. ball. All visitlns
mebers welcome. ; ,
. D. FITZGERALD, C. C
J. H. KEENRY. Oerk.
:
Orrlne Destroys Desire for Drink.
i
, The. man who drinks to excess n dB
reatment for his condition The Or
rin'e treatment can be used with abso
lute confidence! It destroys all desir-
for whiskey, beer and. other intoxi
cants. It Is a simple treatment, It Is
given in the hojoe no sanitarium ex
is. .
time rrom work. It
e treatment . Many
n a day for whiskey
r friends and them
pay for the treat
will ben-
that if af
any benefit
your money
pense no loss 01
is an lnexpenai
Tien snend mor
and beer for the
selves tha nwou
ment.
We are so sur
efit you that we,
ter a trial you
from its use, w
back.
ORRIXE is ifrepad in two forms
No. 1. secreta t eatjent, a powder, ab
solutely tastel jsnd. odorless, given
secretly in fo( I for drink. OtRRINE
No. 2, in pill foi 18 for those who de
sire to take voluntary treatment. OR
RINE costs only $1.00 a box. Write
for free ORRINE Booklet (mailed In
plain sealed envdope) to ORRINE CO.
Orrlne Building, Washington, D. C.
ORRINE Is recommended and is for
sale 1 nthis city by O. E. Silverthorne,
Depot Street.
that Orrijfe
feay to yrfi
all in ctL
I will gJe
I
. Husky Dogs of Labrador.
All along the coast at every Eskimo
encampment and about the cabins of
the llveyeres are numbers of husky
dogs. In winter these animals pull
the sledges and form the sole means
of travel or communication from set
tlement to settlement During the
summer they are , not fed by their
owners, but are left to seek their sus
tenance as best they can; hence the
hungry brutes range the land near the
coast and add to the problems of Lab
rador, ha they permit no creature to
live that, they can pull down. If a
horse were to be turned out to grass
overnight only Its bare bones would
be found In the morning. Even to hu
man beings they are sometimes dan
gerous when night begins to fall, and
on occasion when hard driven by hun
ger they have been known to attack
children In the day. Considering- they
are hardly ever fed In the summer,
one only wonders that there are not
more ill deeds to set to their account
-Wide World Magazine.
A Tramp's 8tory.
Ton say you were once the editor
of a newspaperf
"Yes, lady, and it was a very bright
little sheet if I do say if
"How does It happen, then, that yon
are forced to ask at back doors tor
meals r
"It Is merely a case of the Irony of
fate. I had a printer who was near
sighted, and one afternoon when be
made up the paper be got a wedding
notice and a murder trial mixed, so
that after describing the coMtntne of
the bride It said the ronriftnned rutin
almost collapsed when 'ntew wn
pronounced."-Chlcago ltord Hern id.
v A W t Do It
Mrs. BInktf-Thr iwople In th next
suit to ours are awfully uiinurlng.
They actually jHtund on Hie wall every
time our Mamie slntn I wlh we
knew of some way to drive them out
of the flat
"Why not have Mamie keep on sing-lagr-Clevelnnd
Plain Dealer.
M. W. A.- -La Grande Camp No. 770
meets every Monday m the month a,
the L, O. O..F.halU All! viFltlr.i
oeignoors are cordially Invited t
vfend. , ) '
'V- R. f NOOK. C.
REBEKAHS Crystal Lodge No. 14
meets every Tuesday evening in the
I. 0. 0. F- hall. All visiting mem
bers are invited to attend. v
MRS. XATIE ARBUCKLE. N. G.v
MISS ANNA ALEXANDER. 8c.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crwn
Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday
night in castle nau, (old sirs nalL)
A Pythian welcome to all vlslttif
Rnlgats. .. ;
. JUiiSS rAULi, C. C
. n. Lm iomuoln, m. or r. s.
0. B. 8 Hope Chapter No. It, 0. B.
C holds stated communications the
second and fourth Wednesdays of
each month. Visiting members cor
" ?ially Invited.
CARRIE B HUNTER, W. M.
MARY A. WARWICK, Sec,
WOMEN OF - WOODCRAFT-Crande
Ronde Circle : No. 47 meets every
' flrst iin t?!r Ttnrsii;- i,wii
' in the month at the I. O. 0. F. aaiU
411 visiting members are welcometV
. CHLOE ROBINSON. G if
CphsMemn
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to 25 Per Cent off. . All reliable Quality
our SOrtrware, Cut Class,
at aReduction of from 19
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Grande's
Lead
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Opposite V. S. Land Office ei A dams Avenue,
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