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BIG CASE IS CLOSED
Saturday and Sunday
Special
TRY 0U1J NKW
Caramala Ice Cream
Thn H"W flavor which is sure to' please you
TAKEIIOMIO A-QUATJT
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Putman's Drug Store
ItEXALL STORE
rromliMniiatloii Suit for Camp I,evl8
Hilo of 0(000 Arwsju Completed
TOCOMA, Wash., ' March 14.
! What Ih claimed to have been tho
larj;i'Ht cnndnmnntlon suit in the
(hlHlury of Uniiod 8talon court a was
; concluded when th 00,000 acrtm of
jKiouml on which Camp Lewis, the
army cantonment, In located waa
. ii i iim1 oviir t tho country.
I Tho caso Involved tlio expend I-
tun or ?2,0i)0,00U for land and
; court proceeding, tho money beinn
rained by bonding IMereu comity.
Nearly 5,000 p-sons were inter
enled in tho land, which in tho coun
ty's K'ft to tho rjuvorninont, and
2,1100 Kcparii'o plotH wore affected.
Thirl y-nino men, inunitmnt oT three
jiirk'H, handled nil ot the jury work
ineldont.il to tlu) cor di'innatinn hh it;
which hena September 24; 1!)I7,
'when tho firm yil.OOO acres were
condemned.
Fltly-aix iillorneys unruled in
hoortliiK tho firm Jury and twonty-
jotlit (illorueyn ropreflenttnK defend
ant, helped try tho firm cuho. Three
uiiVirneys'J'.' T.Iylr Nrott Mender-1
huu, und Robert D.iviH handled all
the lentil end for lh3 county.
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any other front lace corset,
for without the lini
features no corset can pos
sibly be just as good. t
contains the master touch of
scientific construction.
. ou do not sacrifice coin
furl for style and you do not
sacrifice style for comfort
when you wear
.lieaidence property worth $2,000 on
north aide, near shupa can be, traded
on modern cloMt'-in, ti or 7 room house
on thin side. Can nay cash difference.
llox 808, La (jrnnde, Oregon. Adv.
TAixo i:iit, ntr.cAiTioN
PAKIS. March 14. Kxtrnordluary
precautions have boon inadu for safe
KiiirdliiK rreflldent Wilson in viow
of tho recent attack upon Premier
('deinunceau. Tho President will be
closely guarded frum the moment he
reaches IJrost.
Hundreds of deioctlvea will bo
watching tho actions of persons In
the -welcomUR crovdH, others will
bo stationed In and on top of the
hutldiims which tho President will
P1IHH.
SPOKANE, Wash., March ! 4.
Preparations tor entertaining some
3000 Vachers of tlio four northwest
ern states at the twenty-first annual
convention of the Inland Kmpfre
Teachers' association are being niudo
tby educational and commercial In
terests of this city. Tho convention,
which, according to plans announced
by James A. llurke it this city, tho
socretary, will be lit reality thirty
conventions In one, will be held here
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
April 2, 3 und 4.
! While tho forenoon sessions each
day will consist of f.enerul meetings
;ut which nationally prominent edu
cators will discuss questions of vital
interest to tho teaching profession
In general, during the afternoon tho
Attending teichois will divide thorn
selves Into 20 Beetle ns, at each of
which (uestlor.s having to do with
some particular department
branch of edueatloiyil work will be
taken up. Each of tho 29 sections
lu s its own set of officors, and these
will bo chosen In tlw sectjonal meet
ings. Exhibitions of manual train
ing work and physical education
drills may bo a part of the program
of these soctioiril meetings.
Asido from men at the head of ed
ucational InstitutijriB of tho north
western states, the principal speak
ers at tli iu year's convention will be
T)r. George P. Strayer, professor ot
educational iidminh:t ration In the
teachers' college, Columbia Univer
sity; president of tho National Edu
cational association and chairman
of tho commission of the national
emergency in education, and Dr.. J.
R. Jewell, denn of tho college of
education at tho University of Ar
kansas. A prominent place on the
program also will bo t.iknn by Miss
Harah E. It iehardson. assist ant fed
eral director of vocational training,
Washington, 1'. C.
Dr. ii -iyer and "Dr. Jewell are
down for llireo addresses each dur7
ing the convention, and with Miss
Itiehardson are expected to speak at
the annual baiuiuet of the associ t
Ifon, to be held on the evening of
the opening day which is to be fol
lowed by a dance and reception given
by the Spok:ne Chnmber ot Com
merce. A number of past presidents
of the" nrg:nri.aiion aro also expect
ed to talk on that occasion. -
TJiis year's p.esslons wll be presid
ed over by Miss E:hol K. K-jJfleJd,
state' supeilatuude,:-r of Instruction
or Idaho, the second woman to he
eb'c'ed president of the association
in the 21 yets of itu history. Among
the promlnf nt educators of the
north wust who hivo places on tlio
prngittm of the general sessions of
the convention will bo President
Kerr of Oregon Agricultural college;
Dr. E. C,f Holllml. president oT
Washington State College, Dr. Ed
ward C. f Elliott, chancellor of the
University of Montana, and Dr. E.
11. Llndley, president of tho Univer
sity of Ld iho.
The annual meetpig of the "Wash
ington State Music Teachers' associ
ation will bo held in conjunction
A-ith the teacherh' convention. It) th
mkxican tx;iti:sH ,-
IX li.VTIl SESSION
W'AK)!INdTO.S,'?.i .ich 4. Pnrnl- !
tlent Carrunza 'has called nn extra;
bosulon of tliD .Mcxi?i!n nonfir?ss fori
April 1 according to advices roachl
liiK the Btatt cjnpartnient tlila after-!
noon for tho purpose of connlderinc ;
the pejroli'lim lesUhtlon, the Bole;
hank of iiwiie, and an orfrunln law for j
tho enforcement of M-ticle 12H of the ;
constitution. Article 123 relates to
labor and Bochil wHaro accoidlnri
to the needs of eaih replon of tf
republic. The "Sole IJank of Issue'
is the government bank, it was ex
plalntid.
UTAH RETAINS
GARDEN SPIRIT
AS TIIF. SE.RO.IS LAT1-! VOtl APPIXS
J M A LIMBED (JlANTITY OP
.$2.75 Box
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M j BEST TAILORING COMPANY'S
ty, f V 3: I ' Made to Measure Clothes.
v frl-h-h kffl Exclusively liiind-f iiilorcd Hisitiv1y none litit- v
f . ).ii Will tor anywhere. If cal style real weai- real fit
km r'iill and sei the new saninles.
Hill's Dep't Store
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ORDER YOUR OXIOX SETS NOW-THKY
VRE T1IH CiOOI) KIND. 1'IIONK YOUR Oil-DKKSXOW.
Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street Across the Traci
riihersily Will Culllvuto riots on
un KlKhtopn Acre lMcco
of Ground.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utuh, March
14.- Although definite plnim for re-.
Htimption of Suit Lako's wur Kai(J-n .
nainpiilpn uii'lor the classification of
"victory" Kunluoa, hnvo not yet as
sinned sh;tpo, home fcnrdon plots will
iigiiln thrive in this Lily itml other
Utah coinniiiuUiys :hls vi'r. The:
city war parden .'onmilB.sion un
doubtedly will conduct e. cunipa'CP.
Is announced, but definite annouiice
men of tho extent of this yotr's ef
foitH may iot be inads until April
by which time it is hoped tho water
Hituation will show impnivinonc.
Lust year free wafer wua Riven to
those who hurt pl-inVd wur Kardns.
but hick of Know In thi' vicinity to
the ii'M of March in a do ft Impossi
ble to prelhit how far war garden
camp:iipn nilcht be enconraKed th's
Hpiini; and siininier.
'Victory" ..ril-.-iu will replace)
"war" Kurdens with the faculty af.
tho Vnlvoi-Hlty of Utah. Alrtvirfy
23 Instructors at tho university lmve
simiifif-d lh:ir imer.tion of Qlilti-j
viiinjr jrardens on an 18 aero phuj
.idjacent to the university, whih him
been donatcl Tor "victory" K.irdnn
cultivation. 'I he university frill fur-1
nish free water, whilo tho imhioiT
in?4 department will survey the
i ioond r.d ;:!portl-r. It ip the fac-j
tdty members. ( j
Blue Stem
(HIGH PATENT)
Sea Foam
(STRAIGHT GRADE)
"WHEAT GEE MS, GRAHAM AtTD WHOEE
WHEAT FLOUE .
THE GUARANTEED FLOUR
THEY ARE GUARANTEED BY
Bad Taste in Your Mouth.
When you have, a br.d tasle in your
mouth Vow may khctw that your diges
tion is faulty. A (To?e of C'hnmlier
la;ns Tablets will usually correct tho
disorder. They also cnu?c n Kejitle
movement-bf the bowels'. You wil!
find this to be one of the best .medi
cines you have ever become ncquawv
ed with. adv.
La Grande
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WHOSE GUARANTEED 13 GOOD
Handled by All Dealers.
All kinds of toilet creates for the
hand?, for chaps, for the omplcxion,
nlso campholatu mfor burns, for pore
throat or any kind of trouble that'
ointments may no used ior, you win
find at 3-12-at
FAMILY DRUG STORE
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Food economy without any
sacrifice is what you get
zvhen you use , v.
.Two Excellent Recipes
in which
Columbia Brand
Oleomargarine
b- atei with pleasing rctolts.
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A pontil('lc line nlwnvs on;
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Mrs. Rcbt. Pattison!
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Oleomarsrarioe
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ill making biscuits, pastry, cookies, lakes and
yakuls, ami on meats and hot baked or mashed
potatoes and other vegetables. For hard sauces
it gives the most delicious flavor. Makes toast
annhottHscuitstastehetter.
The children show pref
erence for "Columbia
brand" Oleomargarine on
their bread, and you can
give them all they w ant,
for it is the "thrift spread."
Furthermore, it has that
high nutritive value m
ifl in the tiourishmcnt
vi children.
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krd m Pr-fliimI,vV1ar-trxf CaltfvM
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DOUGHNUTS
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IV lMipfM Mil. llfrtir to rait.
Crem th bultT mjrl pi-hf rrnr. rVt
ttntM Uuht. oml truiKhiini; ni;V, nd conicim niMnrfi.
AJii 8 rui flour. nit nl t! ':: with taklti
IKiniUr, m mn4 irt "Tturi mtiih mr flvir !
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out Ui -ln-h ihii-kt 4. n with dmi-int'l rutWr,
frr m k-p ft. UW up c.h m fork. miH 4rm n
kroaia r(r. Repvt tfa i rx .v until milur i ui.
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CASE 10-13 TH.4CTOR
j in- inu-M iiiouci v asc i-- j tractor. a t ircc-ii ov
iiKichinc, ha jt::t arrived and can lw seen at the
dates Hall' Sole -Tire Station, -uni(r of Adams and
Fir street, La (irande.
The Case V-2 is constructed much like the Case
30-1S ajxl we kimw it is the best of the medium
tdzi'd tractors. 'Hie engine is four-cylinder, four
cycle, vertical type will, iK.-md, ),',,. an.l (i-inclv
stroke, and Mills tlnve j.lows in tnii'iii soihur Iftikcd
soils, and on reasonable .rades, ;m, ,1,.; ., ( !;lt:c
breshinur niachi.Mc fully c,:ui;.'M.,l.
Come in and let us explain more fulk.
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