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WANTED Wood
Hei 3171.
n Call
12-x4-6t-pd.
WANTED Elderly lady wtujts work
permanently. Call l:i07 N avenue.
12-23-6tr
WANTE Waitress
Home Restaurant.
at. once at
12-13-tf.
WANTED Woman I the duy for
housework. Call Black 341. iU6-tf
ANTED Girl for general house
work. Call 1703 Second St., or
phono Black 481. 12-17-tf
WANTED Woman to do washing
for family of twa. Call Bluck
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FOR SALK Oil 1 RADli I
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J OR SALE At' very cheap prices
several head of old logging horses.
Valueless for lodging purposes,
but will do farm work or other
light work. Inquire Grande Ronde
, . J.br. Co., Perry. 12-27-10,
FOR SALE Recleaned spring rye.
Phono Red 2282, Edward Cros-1
, sen, 1524 Monroe St. 12-27-2t p
. THOSE desiring Ice should order I holders of the La Grsnde National
by January 1st. Chris Johnson, Bank will be held at their bank
North l'owder. 12-27-4t. ling house in La Grande, Oregon,
on Tuesday, January 14th, 1919,
; BALED ' HAY" FOR SALE Any at 3:30 p. m. At this meeting a
S amount of it at the Farmers' Feed; Board of Directors will be elected.
barn, La Grand. Will sell in any
quantities. Phone Main 92. 12-23tf
FOR SALE An K. C. II. 'itun
about ?150. Phone Black 1042.
12-19-tf.
WINTER APPLES 9Sc per box.
Black 3452. 2709 N. Blrsh St.,
12-13-tf.
A FEW STEAM HfiATT'.D tnrnlsh
ed rooms with shower bath, fr.r
men only, at- tiui V. M. C. A.
12-27 St.
r'Olt HUNT
FOR RENT Fnrnejlirn house
keeping rooms. Phono Black
831.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. Blk. 1202. 12-17-tf.
FOR RENT
Phop.e Red
Furnished
3171.
rooms
11-29-tf.
La Grande Mattress Shop
And Weaving Works
Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat
tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and
Fluff Rug Weaving.
All Work Called for and Delivered CHAS, EDWARDS, Prop.
ONE BLOCK EAST OF FLOUR MILL PHONE RED 132
Wheat
for
To settle an estate, the R. J. Morton place, in
Lower Cove, consisting of 200 acres, will be sold
at a sacrifice. Every foot of this land is under
cultivation. It is all level ground. Spring on
. place. About eight acres bottom land growing
12 tons wild hay. Place is leased this coming
year for. one-third the crop. Last year under
this same percentage of crop, the place paid 10
per cent of what is being 'asked for the phicc
now. Lessee can be paid for plowing already
done (about 00 acres) and buyer take full pos
session. This-'must bo an outright sale without
any trades, but responsible people can get good
terms. For further information write ' '
.. P. C. RIKEHART
232 Monroe Street, Portland, Oregrm.
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ItltrlT NOW ts the time for yn to bny yonr hisstcr.
We have a complete line of new and mod coal and wood heaters,
for you to pick from. Ut us explain to you the many supcrf.ir
T ittrts of our Famous Patent Hca'.er, the one tat burns cal,
wood smoke and pas wtM.H wasted, lou may turn in your '
'Ci' l heater or ji otbar household fumishingt you wish to set
' r f.r.t iivmjnt Do not tuy itatil ni try us. Our
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FIR AND JEFFERSON."
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Classified Adsi
LOST AND FOUND
ftTRAgpD One yeurfflig red itee
and one yearling red-brindle heifei
branded wklBquarur rcle S. ReOur- There :i
turn to John Shilling,. I). No. 2
La Grand-.
12-D6tF
: LOST 15 ji-Wfel Wathnm witch
moosetootjt fob.' lorllere chain
nea,r Palmer mill pond, Dec. o.
Return 'to Obs.ver. 12-2C-4t-p
LOST Muff near Golden Rule tor
Tuesday. Call Red 1423. 12-20-3tr
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KDITATIOXAIi
K KM KM 13 EH GOODING COLLEGE,
Gooding, Idaho. Pratio.il busi
ness courses, review subjects,
regular college work and sum
mer school. 12-19-tf
.MONEY TO -1XAX.
On Improved real property h.
Union eounty. Ko delays. Curren'
ates. La Grande investment Co
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Educational Department. Short
hand and typewriting. Day classes
1C.-00 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Night
clasit-s 7:30 p. m. to 9:30 p. m.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting of the Stock-
to serve for the ensuing year and
until their successors are .elected
and qualify, and such other busi
ness will be considered as may
properly offer.
F. L. MEYERS, Cashier.
Dally from Dec. 13 to Jan. 14.
USE LUBRICANT
CARBON REMOVER
in your motor and you
wili get more miles per
gallon of gas. For 6ale at
1419 ADAMS AVE.
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RCHEq not hard to fl
'.eiigioit f difices In Ennd Wh(
the Cc-ngrci.it ions Are of Ne;es
-g. eity Rather Small.
There urn nmnv ehu-inhes that cT-
racr attrition by their sizo nml grimd-
a tVtv that are rt':im'k-
iR:)li'-ity. One if those Is at Lulling
on, Sussex. Kntrtund.
it Is a rimitivu nmpQiintift stone
tuililins unh u mnf of rid tilt's utl n
iny wp.iflnrtm:inUMl lurrot Its wet
ntJ. Tliimlnl:itim church is only 1U
Jeer sQuints,
Its imlplt Is i ptv with pn noted
d(la aud door mid the furntiuiv is of
ho f.lniii t. Klvo nnfrow. dinnioiul
piinrir windows give lUrht to tho Into
flr. When tin Wiurch is full IK) per
30ns nre uthorod toRother.
Only n liulo lurs-vr is the mooting
house at C'ruwsluwl'oothi a village
noar Burnley. It is known as the
Friends nicrthip house :v-d is covered
with ivy and surniundcd by a well-cored-fnr
hurial jrrom.d. 'Inside may
be seen half a dozen oak benches that
could, If necessary, nc-conimndnte CO
persons. The attendance la rarely more
than six.' .
Somewhat Kmnller ihnn this chapel
!s one that has been culled ttie shrine
of Quakerism. It Is in the hamlet of
Jordons, in Buckinghamshire. Thither
In June of each year come Quakers
from all part.-, for here lie the remains
of William IVnn. If thl were not
enough to make the place Interesting,
it has the further attraction of be
ing the neighborhood In 'which Milton
lived after writing 'TnrndUe Lost,' a
cottage In the vicinity affording him a
resting place?
Majesty of the Law.
"Hero, . now ! sternly commanded
Constable Ram T. Rlnokputter, the re
doubtable sleuth of I'etunia. "You
feltors move on there! Rent tor out!
You're Mocking: fW Khlewnlk ho folks
can't get atone. Ami, besides nil Unit,
I want tQ see a lit Hi of that there
dog fight myself before It In all over."
Kansas City Star.
Yet, It Dees!
"Tt kind o riles n man rtnt prides his
elf on seel ii hov inveh work be kin
do." said Uncle Khen, "to hear soma
man bmgitln' eaiie he doesn't hnvo to
do no Trork at nil."
.NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK
HOLDERS' MEETING
Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing: of the stockholders of the United
States Nntionnl bank of La Grande,
Oregon, is called to meet in their di
rectors' room on Tuesday, Junuitry 14,
1919, for the purpose of electing a
board of directors and transacting any
other business that mie;ht come before
3a:d- meeting.
T. J. SCR0C1GIN, Cashier.
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NOIWBOr- KIK A l'.rSETTLr.M EN'T
Noyce is1 hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his final ac-
; count as administrator of. the partner
ship eslalo of Francis W. Bay, de
ceased, in the county court of the
itate of Oregon, for Union county, and
that said court has fixed Monday, the
fith day of January, 1919, nt 10 o'clock
' a. m., at the court house in the city
: of La Grande, Union county, Ore
gon, as the time and pleace tor hear
ing and proving said final account, and
for final settlement of said estate.
Dated December 7th. 1918.
NATE ZVKIFEL,
Administrator of the Partnership
Estate of Francis W. Day, De
ceased. II. E. DIXON,
Attorney for Administrator.
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OUJi:il TO SHOW CAI'KK
In tho matter of the cuanlian
ship of Ivan I. Baiter, Zen a Mar
garet linker and George Zeilor Ba
ker, minors.
Now at thin time tills matter
raoie en to helicnrl upon the veri
fied petition of Laura K. Woodell
the duly appointed, (nullified and
icting Kiiardian of the entate and
persons of the above-named minors,
for an order of this court di-ieetinp
and authorizing hor to sell the real
property belonging to-said minors,
and It appearing to the court from
said patitlon that suid inlnom are
the owners of the following real
estate, towit:
Nnrth half or Lot 2, block 1, In
Island City, Union tounty, Oregon;
also ft trart of Innd commenelnR
at the SW corner of the SV U of
Section SI, Township 1 South.
Ranne :( I. W. M., in rrilon
county, Off :oa, running thence
east. 1H0 rod?, iiuie or less, to
the SK corner of the SW';, same
section, thence north 42 rodn.
(hence west lGf'.ro!i to Township
line, tlinco 'f'outh A'l rods to the
place of beginning.
And It further i' gearing to the
court thr.t said ptnp-rty is M't re
mtrtierativo, tx d Ih'ut it would be
.for the hist fntf're'w "f said m!n-
;0Jg ((J j jj Ba)(i pmpertyf nn1 In-
jvest the pmC- Vt in inturtt-lieai-
ling security.
I It is tlierfore oi icicd that n.il'l
linlrois and their nAt nf kin B. ,
end tiny iite ln-rby, cited to: ap
'pear ,.Jn .this court at the court
house In I .a ri(Ie. Oregon, on
IThuisday. J:-.nua-y l'.th. al
10 a. In., to liow ciiine. If any
;thcv,, hac. v by ni nnli r" !ioiiId
Lnot :'lte mad aullim'ii' and ci;i-
pov,4.rlng s.ilrl guaidiati to Hell s iM
'el .Pr'P' y-
! This frler Is ordered published
for three CM full 'evks. 'fntlt
't - f 1. ' !..f.1.,...M. V.ri,.r
'to the d-'t f'J'-d
hearing objj
jeclion.(slJrreto.' O)
j. r . in I , ',uuni jiimu.
T. pj IVAXHOi:.,tt.irl(t for
Jai!y..Dcc.'ail iJ-:S-Jrn. 4.
SAILOR FEEDING , .
REFUGEE CHll,DKEN j
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Many refugees from Morgan, X. J
where their homes were destroyed by
th TFilninn nf thp munition nimit In I
that town, were fed and taken care of
by United Statea sailor and soldiers,
and also by the American Hed Cross.
YANKEES ARE USING
GIANT NAVAL GUNS
Hun 70-Mile Rifle Is the Only
Bigger Weapon at ., ,
Front.
Announcement from Franco that
American1 Ifl-lnch naval pnns, manned
bv naval mm crews, linve come to th
front. ilinrled that thrnneh efforts of 1w 1,11,1 ""M' "f "s "lll.-lnls Working
the ordnance officials of the nnvy, Oen-; f,,r llm'n .V1'"ls " K,'t ' rules to
oral PershliiK's forces nre now j snijixcxt for o where eleeirlrliy Is
equipped with the most powerful nml 1,1 inliies, and the work has liocn
hardest-hltthiK weapons yet used In published for circulation amoau thoso
the present war, ashore or afloat, so , Inlercstcd.
far as Is known. I
Tho lli-lnch rifles are similar to j Utlliilng an Antipathy,
those designed for iisemhoard the new-i "vrliirli are you poln' to do?" asked
est AnvTlcan drcadnawtrbts. They aro Mcnaderliu; Jlikc, "work or fl-hi?"
GO caliber, more than 0 feet In length "l'ln oln lo stnrt In." answered
and weigh approximately 1 100 toua 'Madding 1'ete; "hy workltr a llttlo.
without their carriers.4 ' , ; Dnt always makes me feel like fljilitiu'."
Without question they are the !ong-'
est-range guns In use except tho fler-1
man nuper-gtnis, which are regarded ' ' Simply tha Only Thing to Do.
merely as a mechanical frealt. ? "Hn ytm thildc It is proper to llso
The projectile weighs close to a ton ,prnfanliy to a mule?" "So far as my
and Its bursting charge nf the most: own feelings, nre concerned," declared,
powerful explosive known: Is meiiR-; tins expert teamster, "It Is highly lm
ured in hundreds of pounds against , proper. l'.it when you are trying to get
the few pounds injbe (eriwin super- along wlrti as sensitive and exacting
gun shell. The doBtniotlyo effect Is an animal as n inulo you've simply got
enormous. , S. i to hninor him."
I'lans-for using blft rifle for the
army are understood to have been
woIted out entirely by naval oflleors.
The theory that their great weight,
would not permit their use, except in
fixed concrete and steel emplacements,
furnished the chief obstacles to bo
overcome. .
These are not tho only great naval
guns employed hy I lie Amerlcnn army.
American naval gun crews hnvc played
an Important part on several sectora
of the battle front for months, hand -
ling weapons of rJ-Ineh bore.
The story nf their enterprises ha
never been made public, however, lor
mnuary reasons.
BROTHERS MET ABROAD
Had Been Separated for Years, but
Both Joined the Service.
Separated for live years. Hilly and
ITersehell Haywood met In France the
other day, according to news received
iy the father, .1. D. Haywood of Sear
cy, Arlt. Herschell, who was living in
California, enlisted In the navy and
was on hoard tho California when It
was sunk severnl months ago.
He wns picked up by another vessel
and taken to France. Happening tn
be In a French port when a transport
arrived with Amerlcnn soldiers, 'he
went to the wharf In hopes of seeing
some friend fi'rm the states.
Hilly Hnywood had enlisted In the
nrmy nnd was on the transport. When
the soldiers disembarked, Hilly spied
Herschell nnd tho .two brothers Were
soon together, and are In camps within
a few minutes' walk of ench other.
- War Relief Shop Open.
A war relief shop, believed to he
on of the first nf Its kind In the state
arrd one of the few In the country, has
been opened at Sheboygan, Wis, All
nrtlcles In It are donatetf nnd tho riv
celpts from thv sales arc nsed for wsr
relief purposes. The shop is open two
days a week nnd (ts patronage has In
creased to such 'on extent that larger
Hinrters recently becumo necessary.-
. Has Wedded 1,133 Couples.
Rev. Ir. f alvln K. Hliuknell, who
for years was pastor of Freemason
Street, Baptist chiin l:,. Norfolk, Va.,
ulille sijpplylniM''lrKl I'-spllst church ol
Lynchburg, Vu., for September, pei
formed his one thou"' nd yiw hundred
and thirty-third msrriiigo ceremony.
Freak Cucumber. ;
J. W. Applegiite .if Mount 7.1cm, Ky.,
ai a encumber ffrat is ititc a freak.
It is Just the shape of n'-lmilif. with
fniir fliii.'ers and n thumb. .Mr. Api-I"-2at
tlrtliks It Is til" hand tllct will
rtte the k (to r's do-no on the wall.
Sueaess ts a Batter of Alertness.
t.'ie fart th:tt mans peoiile are arn- I
hlllini!e;.ac" Uvnti .in l.,fn thliis s,i
In-V f-l,iiw.L' a II . - w 1... I... I.
'-lous nu:n or tn
.man lo t ahead. Yoirt
K I Win-Jit'- X (111 i MVllU JH (I '-., J.I
iO. com 'jjjurt Qa street.
ti ii :
can to a lesii..-n?f jtmi
11) will u lb
, Armor Again In Use. ,
n-iicnt railing Is atiln
very
imun nine. The ariu.irer Is nt work
tumii"; nut itnuor for fighting men;
and. Lit a must disfrnuuUhed etise. ttie
chief nrumrer nf Uie M'UoM.Minn MO
scum A' K!ne Arts, NVwYork, Jrf;n
lei Turiiuux, Ouif been worksite ftr !
it niiiiii'm n 1 1 ii iih try nil ill
titers and huvIIh that oiutt wen used In
in nil 0tig their nu'dleviil forerunners.
ro he sure, armor nowadays Is not so '
cumbersome that when the wearer U
itpxet t hat to II Mat mi bts back
until somebody kindly stands hint up
uirain; but It hn$ tuified out that for
pmetlrnl purposes, modern design add
nothing to tm prottn-tlve detail of the
separate pleee. of old-time nnor,
Gnrafeat Jjtckpiane,
A machine so mitlc that Jhe curv
attire of the eailhis Kurfuoe had to ba
taken Into ctVDddorutkm In tta con
struction, Is being built for the Unit
ed States army as part of the program
fr the "salvage' tf war waste, suytf
World's Work. It Is a huge ptnuer,
f fe't long, which In to be used In
the " mflnufacture of gigantic lathes,
which In turn nre for use In the enor
mous "relltilng" plant which the ord
nance department Is building Id
Km nee.
Fewer 8tudent,
War and the Industries mndo neoe
sary by wnr have bad the effect of
depleting the student bodies of Kngtlsh
universities to an extent that will bo
wtrlous this year. At the University
of lUrmlnghum, one of the most mod
ern and progressive seats of learning In
Britain, where sclentllle training la a
specialty, till the graduates who re
ceived' the degree of bachelor of sci
ence this year were women.
English Golfing Statistics.
Englishmen, when (heir attention Is
not occupied hy war, make use of 10.V.
0i)0 acres of land for I he onrtuwes nf
golf playing. There are U.dOll organl-1
nations, with ifcnriy .'ino.OtK) members,
nnd about ".(K).(KK) balls are made liso
ofuunually. '
' To Guide Workers In Mines,
The United States bureau of mines
I , Modern Version.
""'"' wl', nt "unnny
""'' repealed ino i weniy-tnini ,
1 " "e arriveci nonie, ncr
"'"""'r asked her what he had learn-
I1'1' " Helen replied Tllh- ;
, "'" 'i -'ilalion ; the Lord la my
iJr 1 mu noc "ma."
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! Some people never get over their
! hlrlh and raising. The higher In a tree
n monkey rllmlis Iho more of a monkey
he becomes. I'alerson Pnll.
Observer advertising wlli bring re
sults. ""'W
' is sujierior to
any other front lace comet,
l'tir without the VesnZjC
features no 'corset can pos
sibly ' be just, as good. It
contains the master touch of
sciciitific construction.
, You do not jfficrificc corii
fnrt for stylo and you do nol
sacrifice style for .com fort
when ton wtsar
A cnrr.iiloio line always on
hand, price at $2.50 up.
Mrs. Rob. Pattison
Ctersetiwe
1'hOne Iifd -J221
Res. 1702
S&tiV.
Seattle Officer
Tells of Trouble
foil in Was eny Jmti ami Out
Tun lac.
"A niiielne that will
much for guttering peopfo
do BS
us this
Tanlac bus done for nie is certainly
worth recomtendini to the public
and I cna't say too much for i"
aiilu Jcii W. Colllni. of 1214 East
Colunibia'street, Seattle, while In a
Hartell drug (Store, recently. Mr.
Colllna has been a resident of Seattle
for the past thirteen yours, and Is a
popular member of tlie.police force.
"wnen t began taitiug Taniac,-
Mr, Collin conlintied, "I weighed
only one hunderd and fifty pounds
and was in such a bad condition
that I could not patrol my beat. '
Uut, now 1 weight una hundred and
sovenlj'-flvo pounds havo gained
twonty-tlvo poundi and foul fliiB.
1 have had troulilo with my Btom-
ach for sovorul years. Nuarly every
thing I would eat disagreed with
me. My food would almost Invar
ibly sour and keep mo filled with
gas aud misery moat all tho tlmo.
Then sometime ago I had a fall of
about thiry foot which came near
putting me out of coiniiUMHion. On
top of this I had an attack of grippe
and I simply got to where I was Just
about, down and out. My whole
body seemed lull of. ueuralgla and
rheumatism and I urhod all ovor.
Kvary Joint In mo ached and the
pains In the left side of- my back,
over my kiduuya, wore so severe at
times that I could hardly 'stand It.
Nothing did ma any good and fin
ally 1 Just had to give up my posi
tion, stop working entirely and do
nothing but try to And relief. My
sleep was very poor and I kept
falling off in weight until I got down
to ono hundred and fltty pounds.
"Thou I got uneasy about my
condition, wont to Colorado and
'stayed there for a while but never
did get any butf-r until 1 began
taking Tanlac, and thon I commenced
climbing right up". 1 havo used six
hollies row and havo gotlen rid of
nil that neuralgia and rheumatism
entirely and never fool an ache cr
n pain. My appetite is great nnd
my stomach Is In such a good shapo
that I can eat Jimt anything 1 want
without tho least troublo afterwards.
I now sleep like a log every night
and am" In splendid condition In
every way. I'm going back to work
tomorrow, nnd I cheerfully recom
mend Tanlac to everybody."
Tanlac Is sold in La Grande by Sil
ver! horn nnd Iticliardsnn Drug
stores; In Vnlon by L. A. Wright;
la North l'owder by L. A. Rossol
and In Klgln by Hiott K. Harris.
Adv.
Enameled Ware.
The best way to ciwn enameled
ware Is to iso a llllle ordinary salt and
no soda; this will keep It In new con
dition. ,
Job rrlntlng. The Observer. Main 87,
W MR. MICAWBER
made famous by
Dickens, is noted
for the wise expres
) sion: .
"Annual income 20
pounds, annual ex
Jjy penditure, 19-6, re-iiif-
suit, happiness. An-
i I" on
l$J pounds; annual ex- CJt
?g penditure, 20
pounds, 0 and 6, re ur
KgJ suit, misery,"
W) m
f This was his way of jwfc
saying that success yjg
C or failure depend
upon the ability to "figC.
live within one's i$
income. G$j
iCa) Earn all you can; cJD
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r?- essary and always pr
M save. a portion.
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( 7E INVITE
SjS YOUR ACCOUNT
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cf 3 United States jf
National
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Bank
T a r.i A H-n
WE BUY LIBERTY
BOND o
For Spot Cash, Any Issue.
$50'
$300 0
$100
$1000
Send us your Bonds by rot
istcrojl letter and receive
highest market price by re
turn mail,
Western Stock and Bond Co.
200 ContriH Midi?., Seal Be, Wash.
11-16-tf
Fraternal Directory.
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f'OODMUN OF THE WOIILD 1
Oraude Camp No. Ifi9 meets every
first and third Monday at Eagles
Mall. All visiting neighbors wel
come. Dues payable at the otficn
of the clerk. New Foley Illdg., s
in. to t p. m.
J. J. MURCHISON. O. C
R. J. KITCHEri. Clerk
40DKUW WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La Ursnde Camp No. 770S luuiti
on the first and third Thursday
cranlnga of each month In the K.
of P. Ball, Visiting neighbors'
welcome.,
L. J. MINHALL. V. C.
W. F. ASHMAN, Clerk
). a. 8. Hope Chaptor No. IS, O. E.
B. boids stated cotuinuntcatlono the
second and fourth Wednesday of
each n.onth. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
SADIE E. GIVEN, W.'M.
MARY A. WARNICK.Bno.
K. of L. oi Security Mt. DJmlly
Uoiiucll, No. 246, meots tho second
nd fourth Monday evening at 8
o'clock at Eagle hall. VlBltlng
iiembers are welcome.
ABE HARRIS, Fin'l. Sec.
J. K. FITZGERALD, Proa
a. K. & A. M. 1 uriiude I.oago No.
41, A, F. A. M. holds regular
meetings first anl third Saturday
at 7:30 p. m. Cord'al wolcoiuo to
all Masons.
ROUERT S. EAKIN, W. M.
A. C. WiLlIAMS. Soo.
F. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 2D9.
Maot every Friday night, at Eagles
Hall. Visiting members welcome.
J. F. STACEY, W. P.
. LKE BELLINGER, Secretary.
REBEiCAnS Crystnl Lodge Ko. 50
meets every Tuesday evening In the
I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem
bers are Invited to attond.
ROSA CLASS, NO.
i LUCIA HALEY, Rec. Bee.
U O. 6. M, La Qranfle Lodge No.
(SO, Loyal Order nf Moose holds
regular meetings every Wodnooday
night at 8 p. m. In Eagle hall next
to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave.
Vlsltois always welcome. Dues pay
able at Young's 8wnets.
W. C. HANSEN, Die.
HARRY SWART, See.
8. P. O. B. ELKS, La Grand I.onge
No. 433. Lodge meets each Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock. Horn
and club privileges cheerfully ex
tended to all Brother Klks.
R. J. OK BEN,
Exalted Ruler,
i A. B. CHEKKY.
Secretary.
fOTAL NBlOnilORB Irll Camp
meets every second Friday after
noon and every fourth Friday even
ing, every month In K. P. hall. All
visiting members cordially weleom.
HENRIETTA OHARST, Oracle.
MARY L. WEST, Recorder.
KNIOHT8 OF PTtms Rod Cron
Lodge No. 27 meets every Monda
night ! Castle BalKK. of P. hall)
A Pythl'in welcome to ill visiting
Knights
J. L. JftODERTSON, C.C.
PELILE GREEN, K. of R. 4 S
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OOCHRAN ELEHHAHa Oeo. .T.
Cochran and Colon B. Eherhard,
Attorneys. La Grands National
Bank Building.
(I. J. GRKKN, Attorney at Law
lVactice In all state and federa'l
courts. Office La Grande National
Bank Building.
CRAWFORD EAKIJt T. H. Craw
ford and Robert 8. Eiain,, Attor
neys a law. Practice In all the,
cogirts of the state and the United
Rtntos. Office! Wnt-Jsrohson
Bldg..- rooms 8 10-17, 1 Orande,
Oregoa. '
AltCIIITKtrM
). B. MILLER -ArchlUict. room J7,
few Foley Bldg. Phono Re 1S71.
tth'lKOI'.VTHK:.
DR. MAUiiARKJ I.NGLf, Oste.oathin
Physician, eeecivlizlng In diseases
of Women andClilldren IIourB
10 lo 13 a. tn.: 1 to f p. tn., And;
, by appolnttwmt. Phones: office
Red, ,1761. Residence Red 81,
7 New 'n.jr IHdiS J)r. J. L.
Ingle has entered the II. S. Artny
JhTKllnSltf
OR. H. W. RILSr Oraeuate Voter
la ulsn- BoaslUl. 101 Madlsn-i
Alt. Stat Bullion Inspector a&d
lns,victorViof stock fog, shipment.
Ilooi Independent Phone, Illack
1; Farmers Cu-uperatlre Phone,
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