LA li UASDE E VESIXG OlfcSEUVJkaiV KUIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1911.
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Central
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la now reached via the Deschutes Branch
Oregon-WssMngton R. R. & Iiavg'n Co.
For both passenger and freight traffic to and from Madras, Metolius.
- Culver, Opal City, Redmoad. Bend and other Central Ore
gon point.
Ir. Portland .....
Lt. Portland ....
Lt. The Dalles ...
Lt. DeschuUS Jc
ir. Madras
Ar. Metolius ........ :00 p.m.
Ar. Opal City :S0p.m.
Lt. Opal City 1:15 a.m.
Lt. Metolius .......... .8:43 a,m.
Lt. Madras ........... .9:00 a. m.
Ar. Deschutes Jc 1:15 p.m.
Ar. Tha Dalles 1:55 p.m.
...10:00 a.m.
...12:40 p.m.
... 1.30 p.m.
... 5:45p.m.
Ar. Portland
....5:45 p.m.
Auto and regular stage connections to La Pine, Fort Rock, Silver
Lake, Prlnevtlle, Burns, Klamath Falls and other inland points
f HE BIBECT, QUICK AXD JTlTrBAL EOCTE BETWIE5 POET.
J4FJ A? ill P0I5TS IX CESTR.ll 0BEG0X.
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f Avit for any information desired, or ad-
..." - WM. McMVTRAf,
General Passenger AfBt P0ETJ,4p, OBEGOS
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T-r. T ., w rnwIiBd. nf Darton. Ohio. Treasurer's Call lor fJrv Wamnto.
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purtkasel i b&ttU of CnamUrlala'l 7-
Cough. Kerned for his boy who had a I
school coons
rJITH RAPIDITY
LA RADE BUSIXES SCOLLEGE
TAKES SEW QUARTERS.
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Commercial Law Course toH'ar Leo
tares by local Attorneys.
Outgrowing its original facilities,
and leasing, larger quarters, th La
Grande business college leased sever
al large rooms in the Lewis building
cn Depot street, in La Grande. The
management was forced to aecared
larger rooms, as the school is growing
so rapidly, that the present quarter
in the Foley building are too small
for the rapidly increasing number of
students. The college moves to its
new quarters November 15.
The night class In commercial law
will be taught by R. J. Green, a La
Grande attorney, who owns an Inter
eat in th coller.. From tim to. tima
other attorneys will address this class.
The class In commercial law is es
pecially designed for the benefit of
pa&iaees men. and those about to en
tr busing??, life.
, the college how has four teachers
Jon its staff, tijree of whom are grad-
liata t ikAintr universities..
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j savings account with the savings bank
at the postoffice? If not, do it now.
Remember, all boys having 11.00 or
more In the bank before Christmas
day will be entitled to attend the free
entertainment I am goinj to give you
Christmas morning, and a share of the
t25.00 in gold that -will be given away
at that tin.
Tell all your boy friends to come
to me at once and get a card and make
a start to aave 11.00 before. Christmas.
Nearly 50 boys now have cards. We
should have 250 boys by Christmas
with a savings account. You can find
me at the laundry any time during th
day.
Yours truly.
A. B. CHERRY.
10-20-3t
READ for PROFIT
Um for Results
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
Tbey work directly- en tha KIDNEYS,
BLADDER and URINARY PASSAGES,
and their beneficial affect is felt from the ;
start. , For BACKACHE, KIDNEY and '
BLADDER TROUBLE, RHEUMATISM
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cold, and befor. tbt bottle Wis til """. Professor Taylor, the principal, 1
naed th. Ws cold as roile. Is lost t0 y grants Issued against one of tne Mtn bu8jne j,,,
not bemr than pay a fir9 dollar f ? ad "
doctors bUl? For sale by all dealers. "r."J.
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Interest oa all warranta on watjer
tucd from No. 9732 to No. S8H lnln-,
ive. ceas; s from date of this call. , '
La Grande, Oregon, Oct. 5, 191L 1
ROY W.LOGAN.
. CItT Tresurer.'
der, and f&'rmer owner of the Wehal-
chee business college, on of the larj
est and most successful colleges
Washington.
BOY WANTED Fam-Ua-Kin f
: Factoi t. ' "
C?g
, Ta All Members af tW Boys Savers
Have you fofgbtten the "Boys' Sav
ers cluVt Have you filled out yonr
card yt with stamps and started a
FLAMMATION of the BLADDER and
anno yingUKINARY IRREGULARITIES ,
they exercise a permanent benefit. ' j
TONIO IN ACTION - 9UICK IN RESULT
j. A. Maple, 12a S. ?th St. Steuben-1
.ville, O., says: "For years I suffered :
from weak k'dneys and a severe blad- j
Itr tKUhll I learned of Foley Kid
ney "pills and their wonderful cures o4
I began takiaf U nd iUffi endUgh
I ha4 1 6ol results as any I heard
afeftut My backache left me and to one
of my business, expressman, that
alone la a great advantage. My kid neys
acted free and normal and that
saved me a lot of misery. It is now a
pleasure to work wher it used ot be a
misery. Foley Kidney Pills have cur
ed mo and have my highest praise.",
HILL S DRUG STORE. v
THE NEW
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EP0S1T0R
The new depositor in this bank
may be assured of receiving direct,
personal attention and service, for
this has been our policy since or
ganization. A banker's advice and
acquaintance is usually valuable;
his actual help certainly is. Sav
ings Deposits of whatever amount
are gladly received and full inter
est is paid on them. Checking ac
countsi business or personal, are in-'
vited. , -v...;..'.,-'. ..
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States
National Bank
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at other cars
first, then try the
Big Elegant
New
M
R. W. leightor
Exclusive Agent
for Union County
FIR ST LA GRANDE
ecian
THREE LEADING STIDEMS ARE
SELF.SlPPOl!llS(i. .
Savoy Hote
1
Work Way Tkroaeh College by Vari
ous Side Jobs.
Go over it point by point. We ask you to do so
just as carefully, critically and systematically as
voa inspected tne competing automobiles. . t
The United States Motor Company is the .builder
of the Big, New Stylish Maxwell Special. .1: iM
It is proud of the car. ' ' !
It is confident of its superior excellence.
It thinks there is no other car quite like it ,or
nearly its equal within $500 of its price.
- But, in fairness to tho prospective buyer, this .
Company believes firmly in the mutual benefit to
be derived from a real comparison of automobiles.
We think you will gain by such a course, because
when you eventually do buy, you will know, exact-1
ly what your money is obtaining for you in com-i
parative value. , .
We believe this Company also will benefit, be
cause our product is RIGHT. .
, So, we ask every man interested in the purchase
of a medium-priced automobile to go over the lkt
carefully and critically.
Find out what are said to be the strong points:
of each automobile. Also look for the absence of
those qualities which you will learn to want in
your car. -
After going through this little educational
course it will not take long come to see and try
the Maxwell Special. ";
First, Jet us consider POWER.
In what ether car, within $500 of the price, did ,-'
you find 36 horse power?.,:;';, " ? " r .
In what othercar, otthe class, did you find an v
engine the equal of the Maxwell Special's 4 l-4x
5 1-4 long strike, smooth-running motor? Willi
its large valves, adjustable push rods, self-contained
automatic oiling system, Stromberg carburetor,
dual ignition with Splitdorf magneto and batter
ies, you havo more power at your command than'
you would have in any competing car. . . ... . . . .
. .Now, as to STYLE. We know you will not find
the equal of the Maxwell Special its graceful,
beautiful lines, its Columbia Honeycomb type rad
iator, deep, black upholstering and the quiet, sup
erb finish of Royal green with Wedgwood green
'wheels: ;. ' .: . ;
' Then, first and last, analyze the price.
Unequaled factory facilities of this Company
with its fourteen great plants have made the price
of "the Maxwell Special a possibility.
We are confident any other manufacturer would
lose money on this automobile at this price.
We believe you will share this confidence after
the comparison.
That's the reason we ask you to make it.
iioe'
United States
Motor Co.
University of Oregon, Oct 20 (Spe
cial) Burns Powell, of Monmouth.
Earl Jones of Dallas, and Lebn Ray, of
Eugene, three of the most prominent
seniors at the University of Oregon,
are demonstrating that any. high
school student, who has the necessary
ambition and energy, can not only g?
a higher education without . financ ial
aid. hnt also ma v win the hizhest no-
litical, Uterary and forensic honors of j
the college. ;
Powell, editor of the Oregon Emer-i
aid, and president and leader ot the
(Glee club, by playing in the town or-'
chestra, and doing other work in the
Bummer, has thus far kept the wolf
.from, the, door, although he is cntlrts-
lj iepndent upon, his own resources
;for:his! support. ' , ". ' i'-' t
'Jones, president, of the student 5T.
L C. A., snd editor of the Engineer
ing Magazine, not being gifted with
eusVal ability, has earned his way by
the more humble vocations of clerk
ing, store sweeping and milking a
family cow. Despite his somewhat
burdensome outside work, Jones finds
j t?me to take part in student activ'tieK'
In the summer time Jon-?s digs sew
iers or does anything else that will
turn him an honest penny for n?c In
th- winter. . :,',.,"
" iy. )resideat of the student h' c"y.
" a member of one of Oregon's
.i-r.pMnshlp debating teams, has fol
lowed 'hr ada. "A penny s.t 't I i i
lenny (earned, iiid by batchir. i a
little cabin cut :n the suburbs of
gene, has Mit t owr living exp?n? :o
a minimum. His board bill avfr r-s
j!cut $6M a n outh.
EUROPEAN PLAN
The rooms are good and
jieam neaiea omy one
block from depot
: D. C. Brichoux. Prop.
HARAPON'S
TRU-FRUIT
CHOCOLATES ANlf
MARSHPiIALLOWS
Made lust -Right;
H0 IMITATION FLAVORS
All Leading Confectioners
Sell Them
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BOY WANTED Fam-Us-KlBg
Factory.
Cigar
When you hart a bad cold you want
the best medicine obtainable so as to
curt lt with ss little delay as possible.
Here is a druggist's opinion: "I have
sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
15 years. says Enos Lollar of Sara
toga. Ind "and consider It the best
on the market" For sale by all deal
era. eod ft wkly
iiimb
ing
and neatms
John Melville
1423 Adzms Avt
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