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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1913.
la Clauds Evnrnra czzavra
V.
GRACE DREW
n ua wane mrei uweiarej
1 1 la pretty much the whole dhow out
AT
WINS AUDIFXCE
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Coarie Opera anna mora sates a
Treaeadoas Hit Here Last HiV
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' Bring on' your conUc opera tans
chorua! If all auch "French" com
ic operaj Ufth atviilart thatpeF-
formed, fna -"!
totlDf chorua girla around hence
forth. Grace Draw and Carlton King,
are about tha fbvjenwldvp
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sfea-tav Mual o-the,-ooclon. a4
prettier, saucier. n.'fUer. cleverer
MUtfsel hasifrteM WjMff tor. aa eald.
a aevera ye ra. I She U backed
r coodiaaVpaVt Ja Carlton King
Land tha balance of the company, and
the .well-defined farce, plot running
th'ralgh he atkowpnaHf leRrBt
peefljt.tf be aharpea rejuait.
clever, catchy aohg htta. Further-
...
to cl
bnsult this bank on all points relating to invest-.;;
meilsthe-prirchaWof bonds, stocks' br" otiiejr finaa-'
cial knatters.' ' It? is" 'itiif business of 1 k'banker to know
t thosethrngs.
' aboi
lOur sern&ir are' entirely at your disposal.
Nothings too small f6r our 'attention You. '. ;
imay save yourseir loss, uome in ioaay jaua .jxf
jlet us talk jt qyjp 3 .OiilJL'; ;
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UriitMStates Naf ioiiai Bank
La Grande Oregon r- - ,
Capital, $100,000; Surplus) $10,500; Deposits,
.-.. ..-.... ...v $400,000. . "
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS " "
IT. K. WEST H. E. C00LJD6E rrFAHKfOLEJr i r
WM. MIM.KK 1. T. HILL - . AJ. C. HlS'RT A tl
the troupe, and they be(ng high claaa
ft followa that there was notttag
(ut aatUfackoet-, A wtnoer from Uia
.tart MW'Dfki W'lfc
aactnatad io ft'fiaala;'iv " )
bom a "wfc
Gee. Owroy;. llftar ' "stai 7 !
QaeaUoa, CHtm . Saa t GaH Iaa.
L Grande.vFey 17.To thli (Edl
or: What la' La Qranda olat .to' 40
atout Ota commlaelon form 'of for
ernment? 'Preaent condJUona ara un
itie factory; yet If the people no not
keep the morement for a bettermeat
under dlecuaalon, nothing '; arllj ba
done. : '
Our preaent municipal goernment
U laefflclent. lnaufflclont, and fnaln
terei We are In debt etren paat the
conatltutional limit The ' admlnla-
ration officers are practically re
iponalble to no one. ' Tha actual act
tlvlty of the city la unknown, their
being no regular nor Intelligent re
ports. A good eystem will not be man
aged by toalncere men. and neither
oan a bad syetem be made a good one
j by honest men., in the last twenty
yeara h principle at the basis of all
'city government haa changed from
that "boodle polltlca" to "business
science." Of the thousand objec
tion raised - against .-the ., present
iform of government the fundamental
IpoiiibME' ,i- fJUi Jdlobtaln effic
iency, and it falla to give the people
any fWeillgehct is1 1: ltaT vforatngs.
A: syritem. Hhat will 'ftaaure TePon
lhlllty, secure efficiency, and keen
the people informed of all ft actlon
wlifo far "toward creating "the de-'
ItSlda ale fact tiffA tl present
system is very cumbersome and ex
ibenslve. 'K'fe' 'urgecf (hat Ve 'itacU
:thaHpeiopW4flf not tae jan'lntereat
jln(!publi affair la.ehlff , reason.
1 why graft or efficiency creepa jmo
anayitemO TlJi1ia5true In a way.
TheO!tlSf.'teftM,,,b,e for the et"
fgtg Af any jpl'Tn fnr It la thB
I neonle who authorise It. Perhaps
the moat" dangerous effect of "the old"
ayatem Is Jts silencing of public in
Itereat. Eyerythlng under the pres
lent sVWm Is complicated and con
' fusing. 'Where there la no regular
ly of action It la hard to find any
i, order inl ttiJ results. Even If the
neonlerecoBnJze some . evil tney
Una nVrf whira" to "" complain," and
ara axplaaalon, aay ot,tha,ooa J 1
department. )th matter 0 will ta
gled' Troax 'thk ohlf o tha mayor
tha Tounca ana "round "and ound
r.ljiS' tii '1.1 ,1C0J K til.'fj
' Aa' aaidj'ttiif'eB'a Wib principle of
the ' Vomtnfaaion 'fonn' ot governmant
la buslneaa.'1 Thraaijte.ahy fonna
and varloua phaaea; but' the only
conilsteAt teal for any1 problem un
der 'conunisirton 'government' la wIa 'ltl
good bualne'saT'.Under the' propoae'd
form' Ihe" peopfa are the irtocltnoldars
tha 'council if there 1 laJ any. la ' the
board of dlrectorsr 'an'd the mayor' or
commiailonera i.nihej lanagera.
The council or' the people recom-
n'3 the general' policy, and 1 the
commiailonera are abeolutely ' Ve-
apooirble for carrying out the ad
ministration of thla policy,' In all ita
deuila.' .". .' :. ' .
THr are three nrovlalona nece's-
larr 'for' the aticceasful operation 'of
commission governip4nt.illjee ' buif-
neaa policies employed by all auccess-
ful corporaUona. Ttrat: a civil ser
vice system f6r appolhtmenta " and
promotion to' assu're ' a feapable1 ad-
mlnlitratlon. 2nd, centralized and
definite responarblHtibaoksa by a
provision for recall aa well as for-4
faiture of sufficient bonds' t felnv
to aecilre' efficiency.
3rd., in Intelligent C'ompletS ani 'reg
ular 'system' of reports to ' provide
nece&ary publieHy to keep the puV
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Have;oten been made. even when one's eyes are wide open. , Let us get i
the definitions ci :r ''.' '"At " : ' "
ERROR; ' FALSE STEP; OVERSIGHT; FAXJLT; INACCURACY.
irYpu wij. la.aii'eriiK.it yot$tftQvh snow" you Jhe property
we have for sale. - i -. : u r ''
Ifc tatereet'a'wakenedL
some
In the face of present
aav UUU D ' 1 u I va wo a.un-
conditions
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great' care,' must 1e used' aecur'e t
correJct. sUU' on" the new ltnes;' Eft
cdurae cost aomething. but
nit pay to have tnejaiufiiW, repTalf
thV lpak hi the water nine rather
tbkn frying'' to aVoiiat a wUh'a'!
wooden plugX ?oiSinls8i6n ' govern
ment may cost more tnan me present
aBtem In winilar aalarlea: but tne
nek expenses of. the city, it may be
m$mm
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nunuALtzss
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a.- r.ift A: faVl-A CaaaUaa
' 4ViAr.)'A.:ab(sMateisdK
aaeetijaaa, flrat aa4 AaM atafdaya
ai'?:M p. am?aaaaaaa vaUwaaa
? aU Maaaaa: M. aaOUTOR. W. VLI
wi i iiii a ait r eanretary. n: A
B. P. 0. H La ra4a Lodge KoJ III
' aieeaa taaH) Thamlay1 avacJat
" (attack ta SaV ahth,' earaer at Da
- pot ttaei' M4 'Waa'itartita 'avekma
Tiattlai kntaMra fdlaJly Invite
1 t. snaeoeiom, a a' ( t,J '
' i r, a al tXMUDQIV'aUe, aa '
rwTODallN e)P THB WORLD JU
Oraada Loaa htoltt W. o. -'W1
aieeu ary first aad tibw Tr
dare a .TW O' P. aU. All to
th aVJlVsaalMrto WlOOiaaH. "
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UUfHI WOOOMBN OP AaUBUCArr,
i Oranda Caaap fip. T70 aaeata aa
tha BrU aad third Thursday avaa
uua t each laockh tn tha K. at P
all. Tlaltlng oelgbbora. waioaaM,n
t . j ;. , W. A..UVKK. Y C. l
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BOTAL ' NEIGHBORSMeets vr
eeona and fourth ' iYlday1 even
' taonth - AllTlBltlt4- aaeasaera ea
attaUy taTltaal . : saA
' ' OOHA PITZOCIUU). OrAtial
. EJLLT a. BnWBn.K a-airda
womw 0JKVJ0ppaaA,PT,CWp
NO. IT-afeat .aacaaif ,,aM t feartfc
Tmeaday night of aaoh aaeotfc at .
IC. of P. hall. ' All rlaltlajg aelgh
bora welcome. " .
'!" ' UtXJB AUL8T0TT, dark.
rjtiaiULsJI AH MTaMOOKS
Oft. R. JL L UOL-Payalolaa 4la4
i: aurgepa; aucaeaar .to Dr. H. MoU- i
r tor; corner Adaasa avaoaa and De;.
' pot Bt ; Phocea-Otrtea ,Mala Vfr '
ftealdaaca, Mala t,- .7ni ' ?!'?'
ECU U. K. HAIAWPhyatetaa, aad aar- -
gaoauMNew Poley Building, tMr ..:.
num. ruuuv v
. mUttAKUHWI, at. JJ, 1:. .j. tJf . .
I. W.WUflHU (ii f8 w
Dra.Eichardton .A Loughlla. 4
Phyaiclana and 8rgaoni( ot, ,rs
! Phonaa-Offloa BlackJM,, 9el (J ,
: !. Rhardspn'a Raevr-Mala It,,
t Dr. tonghlla'a ReaJMalia 7tT.it' , a
i. oi'AVN, ft. JsL, 4X-Phyalil .,,1
f'and dttrgecn. . lipwlal, attention to-rf
r Bye.j Ear Noae and ThroL,,,,0oa. t .
i;hu La Qranda .National Baak.Ba4-,T,
ii i tng.'. rnonaai,, umce Mam j; Meat-
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UK U. U,UNUKJrtWO0J-pieaa.ot .. ,.
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PU, .DORA J, UNPERWOO:
4 aaaaa Pi .women anq cniidf en. ut- T ,
, flcea: ' Adams' avenue,' over WrlghV.
Drug Co. . . ,
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ggonYfew jthr,ough Oversight,
or Inaccuracy when we quote you any property we have for sale...
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Lots 3 and 4, block 7., Chapin!s. Ad, Good 5 room houW in "obdohdl-,1
tioni" Located on cor. of N avenue and Second St. There' is,a ,$1300.00, ;,'.
mortgage on place th at is payable at $27.5fj' per month. -The price is now:
reduced to '$1800.00;' the difference, between mortgage and price must-be? r
cash, or yill Jake, a, ppd team,( wagon, harness, jand the balance cash This 1
is one of our iuapy places wecan offr" anyone wishing to-, buy. ( . pr.. i
ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY-
For Sale
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sareiy.saia,. wiu oe reoucea so to ov
par cent less uun t jireseui.
tofflcency. J cerifraflied' (" responal-'
biitty, and public Tnte'rest1 aroused'
thruogh. publicity; . ara tha1' 1 yrumloU,
advan4ageii of ,te,(9oiiflsVoijiV form
of government thai la 11 iiroposid td
better the municipal affaire of La
' 1nGBORJB H. CUWRET'"jR; I
Efc: " ,i- : rT -ifi (f..,'
Whai. James R. Keen Laid , for Him
a Big Bef on Boom. ' J '
i,aAUboiiBh Jaiues 1. Kue 'Wfcs'known
as the uervletit of Wall street opera
tor, be won ' anything !bUC a- betting
man ou the race trucks.- Be dearly
loved to win valuable; stakes, and be
won nearly everything lo this line ex
cept the classic English' Derby. His
horses rarely carried anything but an
Infinitesimal -vincer. ' Big wngcrs'were'
few add fr between with hlm.M '
One day when Ills Ben Brush; colt
'Besom was nrnklug lib raeluK debut
at Sbeepshead Mr Keene, visited -the,
paddock ill coifipnny with bis trainer.
Jimmy Rowe. and Insiiected the colt
minutely."' Keene waa very 'fond of
Noonday, the colt's dam, ami he talked
proudly of his expectations of Besom.
Tha. colt- bad t worked .exceptionally
fast, and the race looked aa sure aa
sure things can, be legarded.pn a race
track. ; ... ',
The result of -the conference with
Rowe was that Mr. Keene decided' to
make' one of'hW rare large beta on
Besom to wlnn That news of the Keen
wager created almost a sensation: In
the ring, and the price, against the colt,
went tumbling.'
The race waa run, and Besom lost
by an eyelash. ''He1 went out with Ber
ry Mafd, andthe- two raced stride for
stride like a feant.; ' When it waa Be-
aom's'turu tor stride hla nose showed
In front,) and when lt,waa Berry tald'a
turn, sbe showed, a acapt . advantage.
Bo ft , was all the way. Mr.' Keen
watching the contest Airougb" h'ls field
glasses without a murmur. " The crowd
waa 'on lta toes. Aa they passed the
Judgea' K waa Berry Maid's turn to
stride? Then the apple, of -Mr- Keene
eye. at the, time lost the verdict., and
the vice chairman of the .jockey club
lost one of bis few wagers on the turt
-New York 'World. '"' "' ''
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What Ailed Him.' '' " "r
Housewife (to tramp) I dott't ap
prove of people ' begging. ' Any man
Can find work If he looks hard enough.
Tramp Alaa. mum. , dat'a , Just de
(rouble. . I'm, such a, bard looker dat
no. one, will give me a Job. Boston
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REBKKaHS Cryatal Lodge No. uU
'ineeta every TteaajLajjnJiktia
'"L O. 0. P. hall. All vUlUng
bera are lnvtta4:tttaaU'l H T
' MATTIB aJOLDBN. N. O.
' i:VA MONROE, Bee.';'
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la.- O. p. p., bU. Orandp Lodge No J
bo,.. pojrai oraeroi .tfooae, Jbolp
regular, aeetlaga' avery .Monday ai
, 7:80 p. m. ij I, 0.f6. . hall Jlflnjft-J
jiig Druianrs.coraiauy invuea to at
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VET ERIN ART.
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.1:C;i M'-f ' "M i .,!! .. .. . r: , II I M .. Irresistibla Attraction.
W '. ' t . ' l' I' ,r 'W ' r ' -'m 1 1 1 rlKB-I unilorstnnd that BuJcer fell
La- (jranderhiyestment 4oferi
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KNIGHTS -'OP PrrHIAS-Rad-Croai
Lodge No. XI meeta avary afoaiaj
' eight Id CasU ball, (old Kk'a hall )
' A Pythlaa welcome to- all vis'.da
KUgkts. a :-y ' j: . . .i
' i' f H. W ULST; C O.
1 1 1 R. L. UNCOLN. M. trf .R ft Sis
0,i E, S. !Hoae Chapter No.' 13i O. E.
8., balds statei communications the
, .secoad and fourth Wednesdays .of
each menth. Visiting members cor
dially Invited. , , , ''
.MfSS OYNTHIA STEIN, W..M.
MART A. WA1RNICK.,See.
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P. O. . La Grand Aerie No. Si.
Meeta every Friday evening at
' eiockat the K. of P. hall.. Via
' Iting -membera cord!al!y welcomed,
' " HARRY. W. SWART, W. P.
''' : ' i L. P. BELLINGER. See, -, ,
OL, P. A. CHARLTON, Veterinary Sot
VMn nffi. m mil'. TWm m bam
La Qranda. , Raeldenc rPhon, Sad
T01; omcaonvBjUlJ;
dapaWen hou $A fp .
at Real Jence. , '
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PAIO, no.,c4v JBepot Bt,.ad3
jolnlrig Oregod Hofel. Phone 'Red "
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Phytiblait. 1 teVer tliira' "Haft war n" "
'i&rh.' Phone 'Win & Bncceaior w
n'tb Dr. P. a'HWrt' "f
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OOCHSAN- COCHRAN
Chaa. E. Cochran and Oto. T, Cook- L
Building, La Oraada, Oragoau. ,
,C. H. CRAWFORD RQBT. S. BAKIN
, CRAWFORD A BfKIN Attprneya
at law.' Practices In all the courts
of the etate and Cnlted Butea. Of
nee In La Grande National Ban
Building, La Qranda. Oregon, , ,J f:-
f. J. ,9REEN T-,Attowey-at-Law H
.Rooms , -10, , Sommer Bldg, xLa
. Qrando, Ore. Practices In all atate ,I;
and federal conrta. ., . ,
U. . DIXON, LAWTEB-A11 SUU ir
- and.. Federal Conrta.'. Collaotlona. 'tU
, Rooms and B La Oraada Nation- ;. e
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For Lumber, Lath -Shingles
Sash, and ) 5or
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