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LA CfiAXDE EVENING OBSERVLB, TUESDAY, APRIL 36, 1912.
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FOB RECOBDER.
I hereby announce mr catidi-
dacy for the republican nomina-
tton to the office of conn; re-
. order. If nominated and elect-
4-J I will conduct the ofste as 3
economically as Is onsiatent
with ond business principle.
Pd. adv. J. R. S: OtC ?
French Dry
Cleaning
Saves Clothes And
MONEY
Few people realize the possibili
ties of our French Dry Clean-
: ing Process both as the work
- and as a source of economy. We
clean anything ' In Ladies' , or
, Jests' wearing apparel; also
household draperies, etc. This
service has a wonderful life re
storing effect and makes any
' article look better and wear
longer. We recommend French
Pry Cleaning as one of the most
effective means of economizing.
Our services are the most thor
ough and satisfactory in the
west ' .
City Dye
Works
THOROUGHBRED
PLY MOTH EOCKS
Pallet and Cockerel Mating
Utility JIatirgs.
Eggs for le. For Prices Cor.
respond to
D.B. STODDARD
La Grande, Oie
Getting Left
is what those niisguided
mortals are doing who buy
wheels on the strength- of
their being "just :is good"
as the Columbia bicycle.
There is no other wheel
just as good oiid certainly
none belter. The Colum
bia wheel stands for all
Ihat is superior in bicycle
construct ion - grace,
beauty and case of run
ning. New stock just ar
rived. Leighton's Garage
UNION COUNTY
ABSTRACTS
J. R. OL1VLR. Piopiiotor
The RolinMft Abstract fim t,f
' Union County.
FRE INbURANC: MORTGAGE
LOANS
I W 1
FOR JOIXX SE51T0B.
I hereby announce myself a a
candidate for the reotiblican nonv-
fnatlon to the office of Joint eo-
ator from t'nloo and Wallowa
conntiea. at the A or! I orimariea
I am a candidate on my meriu
established through 25 years' res-
Idence la Union county. Pd. adv. 2
: ED. B. KIDDLE. .
F02 SUE BIFF.
I wish to announce my caudi-
dacy for the republican nomina-
tfon to the office of sheriff at the
? April primaries. If nominated
- and elected, will serve the coan-
tr with every rjossible opportun-
ity. Pd. adv. JOHN WALDEN.
FOB REPRESENTATIVE.
"
To the republican voters of Un-
Ion coufity: I herewith announce
my candidacy for representative
at the republican primaries. An
honest, efficient term with the in-
terests of I.'flion county at heart
Is my aim.
b C. J. FORSSTROM.
Pd. Adv.
FOB COOTI CLERK. " .
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of coun-
ty clerk of Union county, subject
to the decision of the republican &
voters at the primary election to
be held April 19th. 1913. .
4 If nominated and elected I prom 1
t Ise to conduct the affairs of the
t office as economically as is con-
slstent with business methods.
, ' ED WRIGHT.
Pd. adv. ,
fyb4'j'i'$y&Q4t'G
FOR BEI'ESEXTATIVE. e
I hereby announce myself as a 4
p candidate for representative for
Union county subject to the deci-
sion of the voters of the republi-
can party at the primary election
' to be hell April 19. 1912. ,
v For Statement No. 1, legisia-
4 tive economy in accordance with
" the best business principles in
? the Just management of state and 4
v county affairs, roads by county 4
unit system, equitable dlstribu-
3 tlon of taxes, reasonable amount
3- of household goods exempt from
? taxation.
V If nominated and elected
in
for the Interest of tho people of 'Jn jho mMer of the proposed Couu
Union county. Pd adv. ;. , , n(,titirm,,, for hv oarret Elok-
A. E. LAMBERT,
b i e i 5 & ?
(4 t f ' v I
RECORDER.
FOR
I nra a candidate for nomina- 4
' tlon by the republican primaries. -i
Q This la my decision. Iloports to i'
the contrary notwithstanding. 1
t D. H. PROCTOR. f
Pr. Adv.
8J!sj)5-4SJ i 'i
FOB SHERIFF. 4
4 I hereby announce mysolt as a
i cnndldnto for sheriff In Union S
county subject to the decision of
i the voters ot tho ropubllcau par- f
4 ty at the primary election to be
S held April. 19.
Pd adv.
o-8 AUGUST HUG, Elgin. $
iS?i!S)SJiS'SSS?1
Ji$S'tSS5&SS&SSS
TO THE TAXPAYERS. f
P To dciiuirrnlic voters of Union
county: I wlRh to sot rumors
? right that havo been going tho
5 rounds to the effect that I have N
S not paid tho county for losses ?
Biistnlnod In tho failure of the ?
-v Farmers' ami Trailers' Nutlnnal
Hunk. 1 have paid every ' cent
,; and 1 owe the county nothing;. 1
N paid this sum of money mortgag
Inp my linina nnil I hereby gunr
'? nntee to thoso who have been in-
formed otherwise that my obllga
tlous havo been met.
V. P. CniMYERS. '?
. 6 e it , ji $. s ij $ 8 s Q
'jt- S f- .i '; Jv & -A O
- F0RSSTWOM SHJXS STATE-
31 EXT.
t ntn n believer In niul havo
! siiliseiitied to Stfttcment No. 1 not-
"" withstanding rumors and reports
;' to the contrary. This can be 3
vt-rllled by Investisnting my pe-
tltion on llle with the county
clerk. . h
' C. .1. FORSSTROM. ft
OF
SCIE
COHI.VG OF RADIUM LIQCID
JUX JJfPOKTA.M.
Mil
Tickets Go on Sale Tomorrow Jforn
log for Splendid Treat.
Tomorrow morning seats go on sale
for the Batty lecture on the thres
gieatesi mysteries of modern science
wireless telegraphy, radium and li
quid air. The entertainment will be
held in the high 'school auditorium.
and promises to be a treat of the first!
v.ater. ( 1
W. O.Carrier, president Carrol! col-'
lege, Waukesha, Wis., says of this
feature:
Vn..-wtnr ot.nrfo,i v.,
ly all the college faculty and student.
aad high school students and many of
our' prominent citizens, and for two
hours your discourse on the illustra-l
tior.s of the working of wireless tel
egraphy, radium and liquid air was
most entertaining and Instructive.
Your humor arf. description of the
possibilities for the future were much
appreciated as well as your, revela
tion of scientific truth. ;; Your lecture
was profitable to all who heard it, and
I am more than pleased to have had
you with us." V
?. j & Q & i
4r 4 & & i
couxTr
COURT PROCEED- i
tr -. IXGS.
. ' '
In the matter of the monthly re
port of the County Treasurer; ap
proved. In the matter of the monthly re
port of Scalp Bounty Warrants is
sued; approved. !
In the matter of the monthly a'
lowances to various Indigent Persons
Warrants ordered drawn a3 follows:
ID. W. Smider, $15.00; Maggie Slagse'
$10.00; .Mrs. John Hllderbrant, $12.50:
Elizabeth A. Garren, $15.00; Ko
Hornbeck, $20.00; Clara Scries, $10.00;
Mrs. F. B. Huntley, $12.50; .Mrs. C
Moffltt. $10.00: Mrs. M. A. Tripp
S10.00: lMth. Ella Harris, $10.00; J. F.
Williams, $12.50; MH McLachlcn,
$10.00; Alfred Banks, $10.00; Jan05
O. Sago, $12.30; Mrs. Ole Olson, $7.50.
land et al. Dismissed on request ot
Petitioner. : ' ' .
In the matter of the proposed vaca
tion nr CotMitv Hoaii petfthned for by
Carrel Uloklund et ul. Dismissed on
request of petitioner.
In t!t J matter of the petition of Jas.
h. Woodell et al., for the grniling of
Sundrldge Roads. Denied on account
of insufficient Gen. Rond Funds.
In tho matter- of tho approval of
Franchise of Eastern Oregon Co-Operative
Telephone Association. Fran
chise Grantod.
In the mutter of the application for
Increased allowance to Mrs. Ann Gar
ren. Allowance raised to $15.00 for
two months Instead of $10.00.
In the matter of the petition of the
Grande Rondo Lumber Co., for can
cellation of ta liens. Petition Grant
ed. In tho matter of the application of
A. W. Hepner for permission to elosi
certain County Roads for short time.
Petition Granted.' -
In the matter of tho petition of Joha
McCmiley et nl., for Improvements in
Road Dlst. No. Petition Denied.
In tho matter of the petition for th.
appointment of Jacob Knd as Super
visor R. 1) n. !T. Jnroh Knd nnnoin!-
ed.
In the matter of the nppoiulme.nl c.f
Supervisors for various Road Dis
tricts; Road Districts No. 17 and Sfi
continued for tho term.
In the matter of rtcpertlng county
Records,' Warrant -ordered drawn for
$!)."0.00 balance due on Contract.
in tho matter of the application of
the City of I.a Grande to lay and con
struct sewer through certain streets
and alleys. Continued tor the term.
MYSTERIES
1
In the mutter of the petition of W.
1). Sargent for tho ctincelUitloi of Tax
Lion?.' Petit Inn granted.
In the matter of the apportionment
of Rond I'unds to various cities and
Rood Districts. County Clerk ordered
to apportion 50 per cent of road mon
ey paid in to various cities and roid
districts.
In tho matter of wood for Court
House. County Clerk ordered to ad
vertise for bids.
' In the matter of the petition of A.
J. Tucker for a sixty foot road. Coun
ty Itoad Viewers ordered to survey.;
and lay out said road and to meet ft
Elgin, Monday, April 15th, 1912, to as
sess damages.
In the matter of the application of
the Grande Ronde Valley Irrigation
company .for franchise, to use cer
tain County Roads for canal purposes.
Application Granted.,
In the matter of the petition of J. F.
Pby, for cancellation or -Mortgage tax.
Petition granted upon paying $13.25
and cancelling Interest. , .
MOTHER'S H.UB IS FiLLIXG OiT.
TeJI Her PARISI.4X SAGE Will Quit.
' Iy Stop It.
No preparation can grow hair on
bald heads If the hair root is dead.
PARISIAN SAGE, however, will stop
""r n aiB. "i Daman every
' Partlc,e f dandruff and do away with!
whlp cn or tne iNewim Drue Cfjm-I
scalp itcn or the Jsewiin Drug com
pany will refund your money.
Thousands of people are wasting :
time fooling with remedies that never
did and never will stop failing hair,
when they can get the quickest kind
cf action by using PARISIAN SAGE,
a scientific combination that grows
hair (when possible) and also puts
the mos(t vigorous kind of life and
lustre Into It.
50 cents for a large bottle at the
Xewlfn Drug company and druggists
everywhere. ; V
Apr 16 25 May?
. Sheridan Murder Trial. ;
Vienna,' III., April 15. The case of
Stage's Attorney Thomas H. Sheridan
ot Johnson County, accused of the
murder of Harry Thacker here on
September 10, 1910, was called in
court today for trial.
I n'Oh MAXWELL I
lWWP
This great horsepower of the new Maxwell Special is unmatched by any other
car within $500, of its price.- ,
This 36-horsepower plant is big enough to produce all the speed and power you
will ever need and then leave some for emergencies. -
mm
"HI:
ig Powerful, Stylish
. .... " i
36 hp. Maxwell
The now Maxwell Special
in , add''on' to liberal
power has . high-class
style of expensix. ,',nrs. It.
is truly of the aristocracy,
with its new ventilated
for- ,oor, flush-side vesti
I' ed steel Ixxly, with in
side control, the Columbia
Honeycomb type radiator,
new designed bonnet and
rich finish.
Look up its record.
LEIGHTON'S GARAGE
:Let0Meason
You
XTou devote more of your time to other things, while
1 devote my time to the study of the eye, the exami
nation for errors of refraction, manufacture of good
lenses, and the perfect fitting of frames.
I can, and do, give satisfaction, because I have
trained ability, equipment and facilities. My method
U successful where others fail.
I DO NOT USE DRUGS
I Grind. All My Glasses
Office 3 Doors East of Golden Rule
. Margaret Mayol author-of "Baby
Mine," Is at present writing a play
WINNER OF 1912
GLIDDEN TOUR
Equipped with Top Wind
Shield and Spee d o m e t e r .
; ill f !l:i!i i:: ', WC'K I ; life. !' kill I
s ia i
lift!
a mm
The extraordinary price Is
realized through the large
manufacturing and pur
chasing economies of the
United States Motor Co.
Compare with . 'Wears
near this price see it. If
you cannot conveniently
come to us, we will bring
the car to you at your
home or office. Write to
day for catalog.
And I
which is to be ready for produetloa
next season.
MAXWELL
MASCOTTE
' ' . . ' .
5 - passenger, is
equipped with
top, wind shield
and speedometer,
$1250
MAXWELL
MESS'S 25313
Equipped with
top, head lights
and generator,
$735
PRICES
LA GRANDE
DELIVERY
$1575-