LA GRANDE, TO10N COtJNTY, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1911. ' ' PAGE 5
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Grant Lodge Meets at Astoria, Ore
gon Jane 20-21, 101L
. For the above occasion, the O.-W.
R. & N. company will iell low round
trip ticket! from all points Including;
Plumbing
anil
Heating
John Melville
IMS Adams Avt
LA GRANDE, '- ORE
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branches at Hpeclal low round trip
fares.
Tickets will be sold June 1 and 19,
good for return until Jane 24th. The
eplendid excursion steamer T. J. Pot
ter, has been chartered for this occa
sion, and will leave Portland from Ash
street dock at 11 p. m, June 19th. re
turning from Astoria at midnight June
21st.
Delegates are urgently requested to
make reservations for sleeping ac
commodations either through - local
agents or C. W. Stinger, city ticket
agent, 3rd and Washington streets,
Portland, Oregon.
' For detailed fare from any station
call on any O.-W. R. ft N. agent
f Rmidiit and Dr School (or OlrU
ohtro of Btitara of St. Joh Baptlrt (Epiaoopalr
Oalltf itto, kxnAtmSa 4n4 BlaamUr? Stptrtmata,
Xulf, Ait. SlMVtlm, fwualam.
ForesUlotaddnwTHE SISTER AtFERIOR
Offloe2. St Helen HaU
EXCURSION
Fares East
' . 1911
From all points on - . '
OREGOS-WASHIXGTON RAILROAD
& XAYIGATIOX COMPANY
To ; . FARES
Chicago . . . . . . . .'. ; '. . ' . V. f . . . . 172.51
Council Bluffs..
Omaha
60.01
1 R11TE5
THE GOSSARD CORSETS.
They lace in front as a re
sult the abdomen is relieved of
all pressure. Support is given,
and deep breathing is encour
aged. They gently but surely compel
a correct standing position' and
'a graceful carriage.
Mrs. Robert Pattison
Phone Black 1181.
Corsetlere.
Kansas City
St. Joseph .
St. Paul
St. Paul, via Council Bluffs. . . . . . 63.90
Minneapolis, direct 60.00
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs, 63.90
Detroit, Mich 82.50
Boston f 110.00
New York ..108.5!)
St. Louis 70.00
Washington, D. C .107.50
Atlantic City, N. J.... ..102.40
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Sale Dates
June 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23
24, 28, 29 and 30.
vJuly 1, 2, 3. 4, 5. 6. 19. 20. 26, 2"
and 28. ,
August 3 4, 5, 14, 15, 16, 17,. 21, 22.
23, 28, 29 and 30.
September 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7.
Stop-overs within limits in either di
rection. Final return limit October 31st
One way through Calfornla $15.00 ad
ditional. Inquire of any 0.-W. B. & X. Agent
for Sore Complete Information
or ,
WM. McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent, PortldL
Oregon.
TO BE KEPI
M. E. HAIL, PRESIDENT OF USIOX
COCXTT MOTORISTS. . '
Already Improvement of Bad Roads Is
Taken Up by Club.
With the Union County Motor club
only a week old, various patches of
bad roads throughout Union county
will he 'remedied aa a result of the
club's short existence following a
meeting last evening of the directors
chosen at Hot Lake a week ago. Pieces
of bad road, which automobiles have
found, will be reported to, the county
court and the policy of the court in
sures the patches being repaired at
once when attention Ms called to It.
In accordance with this policy the di
rectors will, ask all auto owners to
carry a "bad road" card and on tours
to jot down the location of any bad
piece of road or defective bridge, and
turn these in to the secretary who will
take the matter up with the county
court . . : "
Permanent officers elected last even
ing were Dr. M. K. Hall, president of
the Motor club. Fred H.. Kiddle, vice
president,' A. V. Andrews secretary j
and C. C. Penlngton treasurer s ,
The next . regular monthly meeting
will be the first Monday In the month.
Last evening many Important matters
came up, among them, the state tax
proposition. The secretary was In
structed to work In co-operation with
other auto and motor clubs of the
state In learning what' can be done
with the tax. The autoists do not ob
ject ot paying a tax but do regret that
the taxes so paid go to the general
fund and not a cent of it to Improve
ment of the roads.
In All The World
No Place Like
u
GearlieariByTBieeaji
See the Photographs now on Display in
Office of Security Land & Trust Co.
,0T
rn m Ihis celebrated ocean beach resort are
lj being offered very low at present and on
easy terms.
DITTEBRANDT AUTO COMP'NY
The most complete repair shop, the
most up-to-date vulcanizing plant,
and the largest stock of tires and
supplies carried in Eastern Oregon.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Our trouble car at your service day
or night.
Auto hire day or night. Prices reas
onable Agents for Chalmers and Hudson
Cars
LAKES
FROZEN
YET
IXTBEPID FISHEBMEX RETURN
FROM INTERIOR JUNCKET.
Find Fishing Good) and Weather Cold
at Head of Grande Kjunde,
Complete Equipment tor Resetting ann Repairing
Rubber Buggy Tires
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY
While the Grande Ronde valley has
been undergoing warm and balmy
weather, and on rare occasion oppres
sive -heat, the Grande Ronde lakes at
the headwaters of the Grande Ronde
river are covered around the edges
with ice, according to the La Grande
flshermfin who pierced the Interior
with a caravan last week, and who re
turned last evening.
The men found that the lakes are
frozen around the edges, that It is
possible to walk out on the ice and
fish in the centet of the lakes.
Their Journey Ynto the dense Inter
ior afforded a great deal of pleasant
pastime and some hard work. In the
party were W. J. Church, Will Sei-
griet, obert Newlin, J. J. Carr and
i ney win .maice any m-
vestor handsome profits
CALL AND SEE PHOTOGRAPHS
Let
Gearhart Renresentative
Explain the Proposition
u,p 141J1 iijjii iji mf ir riiif
ii "k "f T"rriinMri-iiir-iiii r-rm rii i'T r i T n i i r
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of Brown university. The other prom- gateg' was held this afternoon.
Inent speakers Included Governor ro
thier, of Rhode Island and President
Paunce of the University.
SWITCH ENGINE AT WORK.
Card of Tknnks.
I wish to thank all friends who so
kindly helped during the JUlneBs and
dath of my son. '
MABEL RUCKMAN.
G. A. R. of Michigan.
Ypsilanti, Mich., June 21. This, the
opening day of the state encampment
No. 33 in Service and No. 31 Being Set
up for Work Today.-
The two new switch engines rectlv-
ed in the local shops are soon to be . of the G. A. R., was devoted chiefly to
in active service. IV). 33 ha been welcoming the veterans and the mem
set up and is being worked out experi
mentally preparatory to going to Hun-
ington while No. 34 Is being prepared
Looks Good for Seamen.
London, June 21. That the strik
ing seamen will win their demand for
Increased ages and better condit'ons
la the forecastle Is the general belief
here today. ,
The strike Is becoming better organ
ized and shipping is practically at a
standstill. Several ownert havi) al
ready yielded, shipping on the Clyde Is
ItavBlffanJ AJ a 1 1 1 n J . I . I .
IJaiaiiou auu ttillCU UUIUUS UTC ItllCUl-
for local service. The chief difference
between these switch engines and the
icommon engine is that the former is
provided with a cylinder onei inch less
in size and wheels six Inches less lu
size.
bers of the affiliated organizations. The enlng strlke alB0-
opening exercises will be held tomor- ' . i !
row morning. The annual parade will Mexicans Celebrate Dins Tlctory.
take place in the afternoon and in the . 1
evening there will be a camp fire with
addresses by Goveror Osborn and oth
Rfed Men Meet in Macon.
Macon, Ga., June 21. Macon is en
tertaining for two days the annual
er men of note.
Joe wood, the first men to drive a I gtate convention of the Improved Or-
four-horse team into that country, dor of Red Men. Several hundred
Last year the territory was penetrat
ed by a two-horse team but this car
avan of four horses was the first of
Its kind ever entering the district.
Fishing was good.
Talk About Scared.
While the trip was a hummer, two
of the party feel the shivers of fright
eveo today. While calmly fishing in
the Icy waters, Joe Carr and Will
Church were scared Into a week of ni
nes by the sight of what they believed
to be a half-starved cougar, coming
at them with hair-raising vengeance
The two men were, unarmed and went
Into cold sweat over the proposition
and even yet both or either are caught
shivering with fright at the thought of
what might have occurred. Other
members of the party were convoyed
to the tpot and a search revealed a
stray bloodhound. It had been the
cause of the alarm. This was the onlj
disagreeable feature of the trip, and It
Is no Joke or acarlleglous handling of
words to say both the men were hon
estly scared at what -they saw. '
Brown University Commencement
. Providence, R. I., Jun 21. Scretary
ot Commerce and Labor Nagel deliver
ed an address here today In connection 1
with the 143rd annual commencement!
delegates were on hand this morning
when the gathering was called to or
der by Great Sachem Henry M. Warl
of Savannah. A parade of the dele-
Merry Go Round Up.
The advance noise of the Fourth of
July celebration appeared today when
a merry go round was eTected at the
corner of Elm and Jefferson.
Good Time This Evening.
ine uatnouc iaa.es wilt bold a so
cial event tonight in the K. of P. hall.
Dancing, prbgresslve whist and
sic.
mu-
City of Mexico, June 21. Elaborate
precautions' were token by the provi
sional government to prevent any dis
orderly demonstrations today on the
occasion of the anniversary celebra
tions In memory of the taking of th
City of Mexico by the forces of Gen.
Diaz, June 21, 1867. For many year
the anniversary has been observed as
A holiday in the capital. The fall ot
the City of Mexico to liberal troops
under Gen. Diaz marked the last bk w
to the Imperialists and practically end
ed the long war of the Napoleonic In
vasion. . . ,
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Now, about the question of arifitcial teeth, there is
more to it than you would think unless you have stud
ied the mater. The ordinary rubber plate is the
cheapest plate made, there are better plates than the
' rubber plate, though it is good. Come and seo us about
the aluminum plate, it is almost ideal. It is light,
durable and does not irritate the mouth. And just in
passing I want to remind you that at STEVENSON'S
DENTAL OFFICE extracting is 50 cents and I be
lieve we know how to extract teeth. . 5 si V
Our new anaesthetic, makes extracting almost, pain
less. .
J. E STEVENSON, D. D. S.
O. A. BROWN, D. D. S.
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