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LOCAL
lira. Sadie Johnson has become
Hie proprietor of tho O'Connel
Toomin house and bag taken pos
session of tho same.
Dr. Martha J. A!iL.n has gono to
Portland to be lu attendance at a
convention fit chiropractors t Ik
bold this week.
Miss Carrie and H 12-21 Last uoavo
tonight for Portland to attend tin
Hose festival and lo meet the'r
brother Ray, who ha-, jjst rutiirned
tier a year's servn.3 crersci.
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The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church will
meet at the home of Mrs. L. B.
Moa. 1102 N avenue on Friday ft
rnoon promptly af 8:30 o'clock.
Mr. W. D. Lang, who was recently
Called to Kansas City on account of
the illness of. I1I3 r.itlier-in-law,
Thomas Nicly, arrusd home 'this
morning. Mr. Nicely wag brought
back to Gooding. Idaho, .here a
daughter resides.
Word was received this ninrninp
by Mr. aud Mrs. Jus. Gaiity that
their on. Raymond known among
bis yoftneer associates an "Toots"
L hail arrived In V w. York from
Overseas. The youtm nitto has hi-er
In the- service 01'urly two years and
lu now eipected to be at borne In a
few days. ,
Pr. (CapiainV H I., rndcrwood ar
rived home yesterday after set vice
of over , a year --P cializing in tho
. Kpnnnh .1. tha HVniV Th.
greater (wrt of tho time tho doitnr
T.-as ftuiloned at Muieola; N. 1 1 ., and
at Dallas, TV-tan. Thi-i tnorniiiK both
Iir. H. L. and. Dr. D"i i J. Viidei wond
It It for I'ortl.ir.d where tht-y remain
a couple of-weeks ;T.d will then re
turn and take up their prutes-tiun in
I.a Grande. .
f A. "Tnom.is. Tnrot:ikir at R'V-'
iri'o Inrk. rprnlvrd a M.-irrnmlar vill co ta. tn'spp 1'nwlilont yonr in a' proclamation iww n j- , i'
I' : Shoes. 1 I
Shoes of Quality - Shoes of Style - Shoes That Wear j j
EDMONDS ARMY SHOE
DR. SAWYER CUSHION SHOE
BROWN WHITE HOUSE SHOE
F. F. H. DRESS SHOE
. MASTER MADE SHOE
R. K. L. EaASY SHOE
Prices: $4.45, to $9.85
BROWN SHOES FOR BOYS
LET ER BUCK SHOE
BUSTER-BOY SHOE
. BERRYM ANN SHOE
NOX-ALL OUTING SHOE
vl' Prices: $2.45 to $5.90 ,
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this moriCi.B annouriinc the arrlv
al in New York of his bon Elmer,
who has0 Qen nearly two years In
I lie service oversea.?. lie will go
from Uw York H LetteruiAJ hos
pital In San Fruncfr-o.
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ENGLAND KEEPS .
WORD TO SOUTH
AFRICAN UNION
LONDokf.'Juno s 11. Groat Brit
ain cannot take any action 'which
would mean the disruption of the
Union of Outh Africa. This, In ef
fect, wa the answer given, to the
deputallou of the ' Nationalist party
of South Afilca by Premier Lloyd
Gcorx in 'Paris on June 5.
Tho premier received the depta
tlon. which incltidel General J B.
M. Herzog and Judge " F. W.
Reits. the foruur president ol
flange Free State. It was -explained
that the chief object of the Na
tional party was to obtain restitu
tlon of the natlon.il status of the
South African republics existing be
fore the Boer war., ;.
Mr. Lloyd Georgo (n his reply said
that the south African union wan
based on a fundamental agreement
between the British and Dutch. ele
ments and could Dot be dissolved by
one element without the consent of
the other. Cieat Britain therefore
was unable to take any, action which
meant the disruption of the. union.
BELA KUN ACCEPTS
INVITATION TO PAEIS
.GENEVA,. June 11. BTa Kun,
according to an Innsbruck dispatch,
in reply to Cletnenceau's nalc; "ac
cepts the allied invitation .to visit
Paris, In order to t::plain conditiuos
in HunKary.".
Bela Kuo, it is audfd, will short
ly appoint, a delegation Bhti h he
probably will lead himself. .
Violet fiithting. it is decarfd. con
tinues between the Huugariana and
Cjrho-S!vaks. ..
MEXICO SEEKS AID
TO ENTER LEAGUE
WASHINilTONt Juno 11. D
oral Candidrt Aguilar, sdn-ln-law of
President Cariaiuu. who is now In
WarhltiKtoii, came to the United
statt-s to cnliRt the
American gov-
rnment in ohtatnii.tf adnitssion for
MfXiio to the league tit nations, ac
tttrtling to advfea Tuesday from
Mexico City.
Vifiieral A;MiiIar called too Aetln:
Seeietary I'ttlk Tut'suay and later
rnnfeired with- Hei.ry V. Flftibtr,
Ameriean ninliaailor to Mexico.
From-' Wiwhininnti ' tleneral Agui-
Our line of shoes for men and boys
are standard make shoes of leather
For Men
For
Boys
Kstb Texints Shoes for Mm cad horn'
'CUNTS CWTfflEkY
Polnenre F11 irf- effort to influ-
ence Franco, In Memo's behalf.
Wlti MECT AT RREA'O FALLS.
CKEATuf'ALJ.S, McO-, Cline 11.
Local committees are preparing to en- j
tertuin the annual sessiMlof thy
Northern MWiWyna conference of llie
Methodist Episcvyal church, which
will be' held in this city during til?
weak beginning-August 13. '
FRANCE APPOINTS
MINISTER TO POLAND
PARIS, Jun 11- Kugene L
Pralon has been appointed French
minister to. IWlanfl, II s officially
announced Monday. ,,
ROAD PROGRAM
IS PROGRESSING
Tho Muntli of May Set a few Rec
gd In NuiubiT of lToJectn AH
provoO Im I'uiltrd States
WASHINGTON. June 11. During
May the' secretary of agriculture ap
proved project stutementa, for 12 1
federal aid project-j, inrolvlng the
Improvement of 750.J7 miles of road
at-a total estimated cost of $15,
120,177.00, and on which federal
aid in the' amount of 16,382.081.
2$ was requested, e This represents
the largest number of project state
ments approved dvting any1 month
since the passage of the Federal
Aid Hoad Act.
o During the month Intra, sitr eg
tcuted by the tscret.-iry and the sev
eral slate highway departments 81
project agreements,' Involving ' th.o
improvement .of ttfi?.71 mile's Oof
mad at a total estimated eost of
S7,!iM7.:a. and' on which- 13,
d70,i7.:2 federal aid was request
ed and which hat been set aside
the treamry. In sdditli'O, agiee
nients to rover S other projects
Were placed in process of execution
during the month.
l p to and including Hay 31. 1919
project statements for projects
projects had been approved, Tho
MM projects involve 11,320.10
miles of road, a total estimated eost
of J0,2S5,22.1&, and a total o'
t43,07t.l7.i3 federal aid. On the
same date K17 projrtt. agreements
had been executed, involving 5.
2l.Kii miles f road, at a total ts
timatrd eit of ts7.42ti,74!.,
which I1,521,259.il was from fed-,
era! -funds. ...
MONTAN A HAS ;ot! KOAIIS V
ir-r Aocl:itcl -Press to The obert"
HELENA. Mont.; June 11. Tints
day, June 17, has been desi(tnatett .
tittwl Road Day ' in Montana th:s
yonr in a' procl.-tniatinn jailed by
I
iliij
Ml
o 61 ! L aturaPluckiug.A L y': S "ie neurett sti:. I
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ernor Stewart.
lie urcres the p.
Qf the state to set asift' QQlay to
liigVny improvemen, iiriil he cxpr
es tTie opinion thirr the resiilems 0
Montana fully rcnlizo the iuV-Vlaftco
of good roads.
In years pasrSt has becn'tlic Mstoni
of the citizens !to turn out in 1ubjv
rambers. clad in working clothes, uiuJ
puS-in tWe day on tile- highways, tang
ible results being luhievsd.
! NEW TODAY 1
LOST Strayed or s:clon Black and
while dog. License No." 31 Re
turn to llilC Sixth street. c-l 1-3
WANTED Positiiw as housekeeper,
by v,oman with baby. AiUrcss Mrs.
Clara Gonnnn, La Grande, Oregon,
general fJclirory, C-ll-3t,p
WANTED Furnished or unfurnish
ed houso in good condition by ru
sponslblo party. ' Apply or call
phono Red 1182. G-Ulp
WANTED Second hand Ford car;
one soated' car preterred, r J. L.
Mars. " 0 C-ll-tf
WANTED Comiletcnt churn drill
ers for -drilling to depth of twen
ty feet. J. L, Mars. 6-11-lf
W.AXTED Team to haul lo roclt
crusher soon. Slovr mortal need
not apply. J. L. Mars. " G-ll-tf
FILMS
Brownie
Cajneras
$2.13 to $5.75
Premo
Carnal as
$7.00 to $15,
Folding
Pocket
Koddks
$8.00 to $G3
HINTS;
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12 GENTS
out of every dollar co!-
lected goes, to pay our
TAXES
Telephone Co. ;
A- - t -:
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DUTLI S
f
tS'aaes all
sh'. qui. kly "a
SffllMifiil
easilg. 0 leaves tho
fabric or leather.
naturiiP lotiug.
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Ori.AM noa:! ftitispKitovs
I AIlKDEKN.Wash., June 11.
I'riie uvori'go earnings for three
iuunths of clam dk-gt rs'niiloyed at
j tlnv bellies hero through tho Stiir
'son Jusi closed was $S00, ste trr
Arcade
TONIGHT
Vaudeville
THURSDAY
"CHIMMIE
FADDEN"
WITH
Victor Moore
"Chimmid Fadilon" is tho touh
uproariously funny Emit Side
boy that Victor Mop re has mudc
famous on the spokcu stage unci
in vuudcviUe.-
Alio
TlllHStr'
is I.a (irnmlc Doy nl the
linioji Sttit-k. Show. Tiieiv
v i 1 1 be Tio niatiiit-c at the
A?c(le on Thursday.
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EAIII.V. I1ISI.NG ' ,
isn't b"If so hiinl if you know
you will lio fcerved with some of
our
FUESH ROLLS
or hrivid fur breakfast F.vtiy
inurccljent uwmI and evsiy nurth
oil employed in nur Ulo-dsto
tnl.fry is sUiclly .lanitaiy. Iij
oiiisr. r.g of ui..
BAKERY
LSHikCo.'A shoes look r6caando ffi
rrz
beat diggers Qiadeoabove
the beat diggers Qiadeoabove the
O.000 majk. yvorn tides and
weatht'O together wilh a high prico
for clOm niado this year especially
successful. lOis year saw tho Qld
clam wagon lnrgcO elmlnated, Its
place IicIhu tukon by -jitoniOilleH
owned by diggers and usrt to trans
port their jjroduct to tho'jjannerios.
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Hr D. N. McClelland, 2603 North
Depot street Is a phased mother to
day rit account of the arrival this
, niofjing of her son, Albert Ilrinker,
"vho has bocn in set vice In the nnvy
,tlien,iast two TA-ars. IIo has recelvod
an honoritfilo djtvln'go and B now j
homo to slay. .
: Motorf
For
.. a Heavy Units
. ; Also Light
ill a ' n lllil
Greatly Reduced
.Prices
A DDR ESS u
SPKUCI PRODUCTION CORPORATION
e. 8 Vancouver Barracks,
Vancouver, Wash.
Ull HI fnri i : w mmrn
One Thing
You Can Do-
.WiU. driving luiilstorm headed" your way
. whiit could yon do to nave yonr crop? Aud0 ,
aftti tfan stnl-m 'lllll TIIINKIxI :illtf lu.-ittii ilntrn
evcryUini you had .spent the. entire' sensor
iu raising; what could yon dojibout if, ;ynl
wliwc could you look for the year's income
that ludl!H;4iared under your very eyes
Would you try to preserve your crop from
0luimge You could not.
CouJd you replaco tn eyoj) ir get it back ,
iiijo good condition. No. o.
, Ooiild you recover j'our lost season's3 in-
coiucV " Certainly you oouidif vrtu had tn-
ken out hail insurance with the SECURITY 8
INaUJlANC'E A0KN0Y. 'J;hey write your
ilisiii'anec and give service. . 0
PEN OAT
J. C. HENRY:
Baridnce UndertakiBg Parlor .
TUJraiAL DIRECTOK AND . LICENSED
EMBAUCER c . ''
Phone Call ICain G2 . Day and Nigtb
K-r an!
orn LONi lim: or. t.ii;u:h we
KNOW WILL Mir.V.6u (tfntO
--TILVDK AWJUftH VJl-,i!X..WID
MJST'ilU!.' . .
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Slack 1241 :: vjo:: ::
Best9Pr?c paid for Ssod
Tha best Dill sold w kalian la
the l5?ltle Liver TouchsrsQ lo
bott for 25c,'i)r
IndlgsstloB aid
dly --tf
uuu Biuiiittrii, at-.
V AM I LY DRUS STORE .
t ORANOCOStcaON.
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WANT AQ wm do It Qo
Hide YourNVduales!
RAF F Jj E S
13 (Coming!
Trucks
Salie v
for Road Work
Tracks
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:: Fir and Jefi'erson
Furnituro, or will Ex-
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