LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON,
SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1912
of Union and u nominated by lb'!
republicans to become a candidate for
tint office at tbe November election!.
He will erve until November vuez
bit successor will be named.
The Elite
THEATRE
PAGE EIGHT
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A Home Show Owned
By Home People. Our
Profits Remain Here
FOrB KEELS OF BEF1XED
PICTURES A.D ItLrSTBiT.
ED SOXG D ULL
CHACE OF riCTCPEj SCX
DAT, TUESDAY, THrBSDIT
1XD SATUB1UT.
iS SELECTED
CMOS JIA.V IS TO SERVE AS COM
MISSIOSEK. Is Republican onilnee far the Office
Sent I'nlll Fall.
James Hutchinson of I'nlon hxe
been named county commissioner to I
succeed J. M. Selder, resigned. This
action was taken at the July term o' j
the county court this week, Commis j
sloner Galloway and Judge Henry sit- .
ting as the court.
Mr. Hutchinson Is a heavy taxpays
nil
;" NOTICE. '
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN Tbatpursuant to an act of the legislative
assembly of the slate of Oregon, ap-proved February 25, 18S9, the follow
ing county warrante, wblch were is-sued more than seven years prior tc
the 1st day of July 1912 and which have not been paid, will be paid 'by
tbe county treasurer if presented forpayment within sixty days from July
1st, 1912; and if said warrants of any of them, are not so presented for
payment, within sixty days from July 1st, YjZ, they will be cancelled by
the county court and payment there-of will be thereafter refused.
Date issued Class Number Favor of Amount
Dec. 9. 1SS7 GO 15 Amanda Hess $ 1.50
Mar. 10, 1898 GO 615 J. L, McKinnis 2.20
July 8, 1898 GO 1203 Wm. Eddy 1.70
May 4. 1899 HH 742 I. E Chenault 1.20
July 7, 1899 HH 1129 G. W. Fisher 2.20
October 5, 1899 HH 1684 J. V. Sprav 4.4)
Dec. 16, 1899 II 210 Mrs. Mary Martin 10.00
May 10, 1900 II 1134 J. O. Smith 3.00
Oct. 4, 1900 II 344 Hix Toder S.80
Oct. 4. 1900 II 387 E. O. Crandall 1.70
Oet, 4, 1900 IT 390 c. H. Crandall 1.70
May . 1901 JJ 1743 J. L. McKinnis) 4.00
May 9, 1901 J J J 77 b Jos. Wright 3.42
May 9 ,1901 JJ 1819 Dr. Alia rd 3.40
June (, 1901 JJ 1910 E. O. Crandall 1.70
Aug. 8, 1901 KK 226 A. C. Huntington 1.70
Aug. 8, 1901 KK 228 W. M. Milligan 1.70
Sept 5. 1901 KK 287 Waato Austin 1.71
Sept. , 1901 KK , 411 Thos. Bunnell 1.70
Nov. 8. 1901 KK 713 g. a. Pursel 2.00
Nov. 8, 1901 KK 807 Eve Davenport 1.70
Nov. 8, 1901 KK 808 Mabel Ellmore 1.70
Nov. 8, 1901 KK 803 Bertha Gray 1.70
Not. 8, 1901 KK 810 pMrl Ward 1.70
Nov. 8, 1901 KK 847 Ellen Walker 12.00
Nov. 8, 1901 KK 853 Wasto Austin 1.70
Dec. 3, 1901 KK 857 e. C. Bralnard 12.00
Dec. 6, 1901 KK S;.C h. F. Stephens 1.20
Feby. 6, 1902 KK 1181 Joe Ingram 1 80
Feby. 6, 1902 KK 1192 W. A. Ogden 1.90
Apr. 3. 1902 KK 1456 Wm. Brooks 170
Apr. 3, 1902 KK 1472 Geo. Campbell 1.70
Apr. 3, 1902 KK 14M J. W. Woolsey 1.70
Apr. 3, 1902 KK 1491 H. J. Woolsey 1.70
Mat 1"f2 T. T. Gleen 2.40
My . 102 KK 1674 Wm. Spencel . .' 2.20
May . 1902 KK 1597 jag. Shilling 1.70
May 9. 1902 KK 1598 Jesse Brown 1.70
June 4. 1902 KK 1744 a G. Hodges 6 00
Nov 7, 1902 LL 430 Geo. Arnold 120
Not. 7, 1902 LL 513 y. a. Storv, Sheriff 2.75
Jan. 12, 1903 LL 787 pr. W. E. Barnes 1.50
Jan. 12. 1903 LL 76 Andrew Block 2.30
Mar. 5. 1903 LL 10.(3 Joseph Henderson 170
Mar. 6, 1903 LL 1036 ciide Knull 1.70 .
May 6, 1903 LL 1252 Mri. jeie paVS 1.70
May 6, 1903 LL 1253 iMM Thos. Baker 1.70
July 3, 1903 LL K.f.6 c. Abraham 1 "0
July 3, 1903 LL 1571 R. Wlthvcombe 170
Aug. 5. 1903 LL 16 Joseph Scott 2.20
Sept. 4, 1903 LL 1820 f. P. Collins 1.70
Nov. 6, 1903 LL 19S7 Carrie Rvnearson 1.70
Nov. 6, 1903 LL 198 . J. Walde'n 1.70
Nov. 6. 1903 VM '19 E Frazer 1.50
Nov. 6, 1903 MM 2 E,j Ledbetter 1.50
Nov. 6. 1903 WM 21 Tim Kinnegan 1 50
Nov. 6. 1903 MM 79 jolin shaw 4.20
Nov. 6. 1903 MM 1S3 cbas. Coe 1.70
Dec. 4. 1903 MM 2..7 T. H. Coolldge 1"0
Dec. 4, 1003 MM 2S0 A. H. Yantes 1.70
Apr. 8, 1904 MM 9 Geo. W. Lee 170
April 8. 1904 MM 7!-9 H. E. Davis 1.70
Apr. 8. 1904 MM Sftl Klmor Christiansen 1.70
July 9. 1904 MM 1244 Mr. Geo. Hansen 5.00
Oct 5. 1904 MM 1490 j, w Laurence 1.70
Nov. 2. 1804 MM 1571 N, c. Enthoa 2 00
Nov. 2. 1903 MM 1583 U M Johnson 1.70
Nov. J. 1904 MM 1584 K. W. Smith 1.70
NOT. 2, 1904 MM 1585 joe Gosmer 1.70
Nov. 2. 1904 MM 15S6 Chns. Decker 1.70
Not. 2, 1904 MM 1657 Ra,,n Mbler 2 20
Not. 2, 1904 MM 165 c. C. Rockwell 2 20
Not. 2, 1904 MM 1711 Dr. A. L.-Richardson 2 20
Jan. 4, 1905 NS 102 M. A. Duncan 1.70
Jan. 4, 1905 NN 10J B. F. PprTy j 70
Jan. 4. 1905 NN 105 James Langley 1.70
Jan. 4, 1906 N! 117 E. W. Oliver 3.80
Jan. 4, 1905 NN 19 Luu j. Rog 9.46
Mar. 1, 1905 NN 367 M. F. Andrews 2.20
Apr. 6, 1805 NN 437 Patrick ft Co 9.75
May 8. 1905 NN 60 Cha. Grandy 1.70
Ang. 5. 1904 Road A 694 j0hn perr, 2 ;o
Aug. 6. 1904, Road A 600 Geo. Ward 1.00
Jan. 8. 1904. , Contingent 1817 Zantha Elder 216
WITNESS, my band and seal ofgaid county court, this, the 6th day of
June, A. D. 112- ED WRIGHT.
8-21-28 7-l-l County Clerk.
BALL CAMS TOJUfOBOW.
r aimer Sill to Jlt T Teams Son.
day Here.
Members of the Palmer mill team
will lock torn tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock with the Clerk" team and
at 3 o'cloik with the Moose team.
The admission for tbe morning
game will be Un cents and tbe after
noon game 25 cents. This series of
games promises to be an interesting
one for all concerned.
. CHARLES PATNE HURT.
Falls From Engine Sustaining Severe
Sprain Yesterday.
I Engineer Charles Payne is crippled
as the result of a fall from his en
gine yesterday afternoon. Tbe Injury
consists of a severe sprain of one leg
and he is at his home today resting a
trifle easier after a painful night. The
recovery will be slow but certain, ap
parently. ATTACKED BY A LIO.V.
A Feature Film to Be Shown at slier
rj's on Sunday Only.
In the lone, vast deserts of Moroc
co, with his nearest neighbor rn-va
than thirty miles away, a contented
hermit Is passing his life. His house
is fairly well concealed from the
btrds of marauding Arahs who tra
verse this desolate waste, so that he
does not deem it necessary to have
$ connection with h!3 neigbbo', r.j
diftant, except by telephone. On-
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Sixth
Ladies
7 to
"Women's 63c Short Kinionas, liaht colored
lawns . 33c
Women's 33c sleeveless vest, fancy neck ...19c
70c sheets, 72x90, at 49c
$1.50 all linen, fringed napkins' ..85c
7 to 9 P. M
Only
i r.'ght, however, a group of Arabs !is
I covered his hut, and -by mean of
r'.ealth tried to gain admission for
the purpose of pilfering his bo it o and
kiil'ng him. Their plan, however, is
frustrated when the hermit se-s them
on their approach and opens fire With
rifle In one hand, he resorts to his
telephone and attempts to notd'y his
neighbors of his peril.' The ArVis dis
cover tbls means of communication
with outside assistance and, 014 of
tbe lest chots of their number directs
his r.lm at the telephone wire, with
the tesult that he cuts it in two. Part
of 'he message, however? has a'ready
been received by the friends over 30
miles away, and the hermit hopes, al
most against reason, that his sitna'Icn
has been made clear. The friend rea
lizes bow dangerous and fhort-lived
an enemy at bay. Without delay he
mounts his swiftest and surest steed
and heads for tbe scene of action.
On the way a terrible sand storm
blows up and the jourr.cy rs of course
Impeded. While asleep, with his horse
cautiously picketed near bim, he Is
suddenly disturbed by the roar of the
savage lion. He Jumps up In dismay
only to recognize one of these mon
strous beasts about to spring at his
hor.e. He grabs '..Is riSe. and, with
out having time -o aim a sure shot,
kills the lion in the very ac t of pounc
ing upon his faithful beast. After en
countering several similar desert ter
rors, the horseman finally succeeds in
r-chlng the vicinity of his friend be
sieged by the Arabs. He makes his ap
pearance In the very nick of time as
the bold marauders had, by their
craftiness and endurance, completely
worn out the lonely hermit.
Society.. Clubs
With the Chautauqua In full swing
and those who make society largely
camped where society Is necessarily
"In bad" and a great many ladles gj
ing to Portland next week, thera has
hen little chance for society to come
into Its own this week. The mid-cummer
lull Is really acute and there Isn't
enough society afloat this monln to
make a decent flutter. Even weldings
are scarce and rare. ,
I
' kr.J Mri. X. Nelson, 501 Well
ington, entertained early In the week
for their daughter Genevieve. Tue
event was elaborately planned rd en-
Joyed Immensely by tbe guests who
After
SEVEN TO
These Prices Are Wondrous. Don't Miss Them
Neck Wfear 35c
9 P. M.
were not only young folks of the age
of the honor guest, but friendj arid
acquaintances of the mother and fUi
er as well. The guests who were so
delightfully entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. N. Nelson are:
Genevieve Xelsen, Wayland Sott,
Tack Densler, Jack Dennis, Mr. and
''lis. Anderson. Mrs. Knutson, Gill
mn Hunter, Mrs. Densler, Mr and
"irs. Cates, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton, Miss
.r.rum, Miss Nelson and Cai't Knut-
Unless it rains the Milemm club and
guests will scale Mt. Emily tomorrow
going by the Indian trail from Sum
mervllle. The Mazamas will be chap
eroned by Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bay
who have beev over the steep Inc'lne
before and can guide the society belies
up the rocky cliffs to the peak. It
will be an all-day venture yet -b ' trip
to the point repavs all who mak-f the
leng Journey fo' the view of Oregon
'.r greatly enlarged from that point of
view over the scope covered by the
from the valley.
Mrs. F. Xewlin j'.n her grandda-igh-t-r
Dorothy Motvj leavo tunipli- for
tpokane to visit Mi Lewis Rtth.
!rs. XewlinV laug.r-r
EL M0KRI.
Chiat Nativ Adviser ot Mulai
Hafid. Sultan of Morocco.
fnoto by Aawncaa fYeaa Anoclatioa.
Hill II i Willi iym-.'UM'nmtmaMeiamaaMBewmBmKLsm
Supper Sale
NINE P. M.
Value - 7 to 9 P. M. 8c
7 to 9
Men's 35c suspenders
Men's 20c black sateen,over sleeves ..10c
Men's 20c black sateen over sleeves ......10c
Men's $1.25 union suits at .. 89c
Hoys' straight knee pants, blue, brown, tan,
gray and dark colors, sizes 4 to 13 years, regu
lar 50e to $1.25. After Supper 1-2 PRICE
- -" '
Weil and Truly Laid.
Tbe laying of tbe BritJsD royal table
is attended wlto considerable ceremo-
ny. First come tbe iipnoisterers."
whose duty it is to see that tbe table
Is Id Its proper place and In good coo-
diUoD to Dear its precious burden
gold and silver plate. Tbe weight of
the famous Flaxmao service designed
for George IV. so tremendous as to
Justify fnlly this precaution. The op
bolsterers give place to the "table
deckers," who arrange the snowy Da
pery worked with ibe royal arms and
the plainly folded serviettes. Fanciful
shapes are inadmissible on the royal
table. Tbls accomplished, there enter
the "yeomen of tbe sliver pantry,"'
whose task it is to place tbe sliver In
position. Tbe "deckers" tben arrange
tbe l)owrs. arter wnicn tbe royal ta
ble Is considered "well and truly laid."
The Dose 8s Lead. ''
Id ordei to nun mpa position
wbeu MpprtHK-nmu thf ihii'u n a fog
Hounding are tiileeii with t0 "dwp sen
lead " This iia wficns twenty -eight
pounds and ih attached to a line whirl
Is oiurked off m tin bom by bunting ot
vannuK colors, piei-en of leather and
knotn Bored in tbe rinse ot tne lead
is a bole a tout two inches deep, and
tbls Is filled with tallow, an that rhu
gravel or Shells at tbe bottom will ad
here to It and tbe nnture of tbe bed
may be tbns ascertained. When tbe
lend Is thrown overboard tbe water's
depth Is noted on tbe line, and this and
tbe adherence to tbe tallow when com
pared wltb tbe description given on
tne chart win give tbe ship's position
witn tolerable accuracy
Sibilant Praise.
One of the unbent approached a man
who appeared to tie annoying tbose
about turn
"Don't yon like tbe sbow7"
"Yes. Indeed "
Tben wnj do you persist In hissing
ibe performers?"
"Why. Dj-inan alive. I m wasn't
b-bltng I w-wa a-sslraply s-s-snv
jlng to 8-s s xh inline that tbe s-s-s-stng-j
Ing is s-s-s-superb " Judge.
Hadn't Seen Him.
' .
; The vicar- uid you ee a pedestrian
pass this way a Tew uiloutes agor
Farm Hnd -No. sir. I ve been worn
v" p'o more n a nower.
,sn' ootter tbina b,i, passed cept a
olltarr man an be was tramoln' on
be was tramoln
, foot London
telegraph.
fold Storage Law Working.
aooui v.vuo provision stores, a lit-
--- ,.,u umi oi xnem in New I
York, have posted notices In compll-1
ance with the law to warn consumer, n
( of tbt presence ot atoragt Hock. All
1
I
P. M.
-
. 18c
After Supper Sale
7lo 9 P.M.
'storage butter, fish, poultry, and eggs
are labeled, so the public may know
. Durchasine
nat lney are Purchasing,
It should be borne in mind that
foods, especialy fish and poultry while
... . . .
j Perfectly good when released Irom
cold storage, deteriorate rapidly when
exposed to the air, and, to be eaten
i without danger, should he cooked as
i goon as possible. New . York Tele-
gram.
NOTICE OF STREET IMPB0YEXEXT
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No
tice is hereby given that In pursuant?
: of a resolution adopted by the com
j mon council of the city of La Grande,
' Oregon, on the 19th day of June, 191?,
creating improvement district No. 61
I end designating Oak street as su-h
i district, and in pursuance of a reso
lution adopted by said common coun
j cil on the 19th . day of June, 1912.
r whereby said council determined and
dtclared lis intention to Improve at
i that portion of Oak street in said im
provement district as hereinafter de
sf ribed by laying thereon gravel bitn-
l'thlc pavement, the council will, tea
t'hys after the service of this notice
i pon the owners of the property af-V.
fected and benefited by such Improve
meni, order that ald above descfbei
Improvement be made; that the boun
laiits of said district to be so Im
proved are as follows:
All that portion of Oak street, from
the south line of Main avenue to tha
north line of Spring avenue.
(A) And the property affected or
benefited by said improvement Is as
follows:
The E4 of block 8 and the W of
block 5. Romlg's addition to La
Grande, Oregon.
Notice Is hereby further given that
the council will levy a special assess
ment on all the property affectPrf anrf
benefited by such Improvement for the
purpose of paying for such Improve-
men;.
mat tne estimated cost of such
1 . , ..
i"-"'""ui is tne sum of $2,700.00.
jTbat the council will, on the 17th day
of July. 1912. emet at the council
j cnamoer at the hour of 8 o'clock n m
to consider said estimated cost Ta
'.C - i. !. 7 esumatel cost, and
, tne levy of said assessment, .h..
.hearing will be granted to any person
..Ug aggrevied by such assessment,
a Grande, Oregon. June 3rd ion
CITY COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE.
OREGOX
By C M. HUMPHREYS.
Recorder of the city of La Grande,
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