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Drug Store'
Thai PiMHnlliM HtAM f.i
Mr. and Mrs. E. Js Johnston, ol
(linker, were aiuon tue ijuuday vis
Iters IB 'La Grapde.
Arthur Sanboro, traveling agent
for M. L. Klin -of l'e, tland, Is In
the city today on buslno3.
"
Mrs. L. Johnson and daughter.
Essl-j returned Saturday attf-r a
three weeks' Titit with ifriends and
relatives ill Spokane.
Barm To Ifr. and Mrs. Vornon
Mnsworth,. on Saturday, .June 28th,
aoi. Mrs. Ainswwth was foruiei-
MM Paulina Goodman. . ,
I Chariot Z, Harris, of North Pow
der, spent this morning in La
Grande, calling at tlra U. S. Laud
Office.
Mrs. C. R. Ebenhard and children
returned from Joseph Saturday where
thjey had been for several days with.
Mr. and Mrs. i Knnpner, paenta
of Mrs. Eberhard.
Mrs. J. T. Richardson, "a former
rosldont of La Giande, but now liv
ing 1n Pondle'.on, arrived in the city
th!3 morning to spend 'tho day with
hfcr aon, Hau ley Richardson.
. Item To Mr. and Mra. . W. R.
Jak, 1411 Madison avenue, at !l
o'clock this morning, June 30th; a
njne pound sou.
Fred W. Falconer, who is exten
sively engaged in stock raising In
Wallow county., was irt town yes
terday on his wiay home from a bus
iniws visit in Portland. Mis. Falcon
er, who went o Portland, remain
ed there for a few days. Ho went out
on the branch tills morning.
Mra. R. J. Green leaves tonight
for Baker, on the commencement or
a 'trip to eastern points that nil'
extend as fu.r as New York. Mrs.
Gioen will spend a1 few days visit
ing her parents In Baker until Mr.
Green joins hCi-, and together the?
will go east.
Mrs. Hal Bohonkamp returned
Saturday to I-a Grande tiom a si'ven
weekV visit with .lolntlves at Den
vcr an.l Omaha. Mre. Buhnen
kmnip's mother, Mrs. Baker, of Pen
dlHon, w ho accompanied her on mie
trip, ireilurned also, going througl
to Pendleton.-
Rhea Luper, stote supervisor of
water masters, And G'0. H. Hrew-Bte-,
Uio nc,wly appointed ;wntoi
ma:itr for Union . -and Wallowa
counties, loft this 'morning for Kif
terpilse, to spend a couple of days
looking after certain matters there
coming under their Jurisdiction.
. Wtlliam Radke, a ;atlrond opera
tor' of Baker, in the city today
.siting with Mends. Mir. Rartke is
Just neturnlng !o his homo after a
yoar's service in France, and 13
btopping 1K e on Iris way home to
Baker. '
Mko Angela Bowler arrived in the
City this morning, fliom Denver, Col
, anond tho summer wfth
her Bister. Mrs. A. C. H;mpton. Miss
Bowler has been attending the Uni
versity of Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Combs left
yesterday rivorning for Wallowa to
attend tli funwal of Mrs. Convb'3
brother, T. G. Miller, who died in
Twianrt Lat Thursday .'They wore
accompanied by their son, Tom. who)
has- Just (returned home oner eigu
teen months 'serfloe oveeai.
Mr. and Mis. L.. M. Parker of
Kewherg, Orcgen, nr.d Hr ano. Mrs.
Porborton and little daughter, l)ej-
tr." of Salem. Oregon, have been.
'vlst ting a the W. S. .Parker horn"
In this city. Thr-y arc .now vlsltlns1
Floyd Parker at JJi'nnni.'
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FILMS
Brownie
Cameras
2.1S to $3.75
' cPremo
Cameras
PRIN1
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m tod 15, k
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i Folding o
PocKe
TCnrLjkS
$8.00to $68
RSfffiSWrJ mNiyW flow. about . IS .oKfc
Hill lflsEiW.- - mmr r; ml
m i 1 rini. q ii v. ... - a i "i i 1 1 r - f r w ' t nr -j s nr- a m my i 11 i
Mia. Q. 9 PflorPer. -wjjo w.Q op
erated on at the GrandeQlondi.-, hos
pital a levOuaya ago, is Improving
Orupiilly and will ueturu to h?r homO
,
Xitnipu After ocfw day
-VKit iln
Clarence Woods and Charles Asb
left tlife ovtiorniug far Kamela,
where Mc. Abb. has tnt!Tlod t pogi
lion with the 0. W. R- O N.,
Jlmekeeper.
ft ;-
Pounty School Superintendent
Mrs A. E lvanta. has complete
Hie alumna! reou of fl.B county
sohoo) ond Is making up Jier Ust.o'
tko)ir J"r the coming year.
Mrs. Rtvth Jackson? accosipafllod
by her sjstdr, Mka Mildred Jlush,
vxpeci to leae tomorrow uiorninF
for Wallowi Lake, to spend a wecl"
with .frionds. . .
Mrs. Cafthec Ine Cleaver of jDiuaha,
arrived thia moining to spend the
sumnie wih her. two ecms, H. If.
Clearer, of Lw GUande," nd C. W.
Cleavej, of Imbler. t ' '
Mrs.
turned
T 1? n Ut , anA fillliilv m
i,o,,',n thl mamins from :
Portland
afi n.nitiiir dhe week i
ep& in ilie city.
Llofltenarit Roy L. Rush, of Cam
bridge. Muss., in visiMng W. '-II.
Talbot and" family and Miss ld.i
Rettlg, of Mils .city. .
Fred Eames, a-well known
r of Telocaset, was a. business viu
itor here today.
LADIES' AID MEETING CHANCED.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pies
bvterian church will meet on Tuesday, !
July 1, at the home of. Mrs. W. P.j
Moore, 1905 Third street, instcau orj
meeting with Mrs. Hoyt on 'Wednes-i
day, as announceo. .. "
made Decause oi me rnL.jll0n
meeting scheduled for Wednesday af
ternoon and evening in the presbyter
ian church.
NOTICE TO RIDERS.
All persons who have arranged to
ride horseback in the parade the morn-.
ing of the Fourth of July and others
who may be considering it, are asked
to note that free feed and stabling
room for the horses will be provided
at the fair grounds. All persons wi.sh -
ing to take advantage of this arc
asked to phone their names, without
fail, to Mrs. :T. J. Scroggin, who has
arrangements for this section in
charge.
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FREEOBY
FRANK
GABHAR
JURY
ia nuivn vjvt run TV OF cT-;this convention was the repeal of the
IS ."nT.vr r-ii uV. F present 'w and the initiation of mor
TLE S1LALLNG tHARt.L. j., one inB frntern lnsur.
Court Today Hearing Case of Alice)
Farmers' Elevator Company
vs. E. A. Wills.
Efforts of the prosecution to con
vict Frank Oabhan. in im nu,i.
court failed when the jury returneu
a verdict of not guilty this morning.
--.i . i;tnn nvr turn
The trial had lasted n little over two '
lays. The indictment against Gabhart
illcged the stealing of a calf fioir.
Walter Pierce, for whom he was a
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ruler last a,.. ne J" y -
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of 3. Chandler, Geo Ball, L. II. Kus
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Ilft,ERJJAI0NAL NEWS.
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Park, and g. M. Richoy, foreman. (
onew juiy was drawn this morn-
Jiirt nnrl tha ixa nf A lirtl Pnrmpra'
KlevatoO Ctmipany vs. . A. Willi
commenced this afternoon The eleva
tor mmnnmg trvinir tt rnninel Wills
ft p.ty for stock in the i-flnpany which
they hold he bubscnbed for. Wills j-
'lilgesi his yfense that hi order for
SIOCK was secureo inruuj:" M"aI o
Ration. 0 1
BE READY FOR THE COLLECTOR.
f eTll Ofcervt. collector win call on
levervone this month, .a usuaT, and it
isirespectfully requestW that the sub
scriptkm pric-e of the paper be handy
on ttie mirtltle eshtlf. Duriir Biesc
times when labor is so hard to obtain
it is jmpofcible to maloe several calls
for &he subscrition to this paper. And
besides it is not fair. Jf you really
wait the paper, have your money
ready when the young lady caHs to
collect.
HOME FROM SEATTLE.
Merton Kiddle arrived borne today
from Seattle where, with his father,
Senator E. E. Kiddle, he had been at-
tendinr a meeting vf the millers of the
northwest.
The senntor remained in
roruana lor ansiner uay.
LOCAL PIN IS
HEAD' OF W. 01
M RS. LOCISE ALSTOTT ELECTED
DISTRICT GUARDIAN.
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Convention Held at Pendlelon 1'ridav
and Saturday, Attended by Sev
eral La Grande Women.
A La Grande woman, Mrs. Louise
Alstott, has been honored bv the tenth
!annual convention of the Women of
Woodcraft, held at Pendleton on Fri-
dny and Saturday, last, by election t
the chief district position, that of dh
itnct guardian. Another La Grande
woman, Mrs. C. J. Osborne, was elect
Cd district musician,
The delegates to the convention fiom
L Grande, Mrs. O. L. McDowell, Mrs.
' ena Heail, Mi s. Lee Hilary, Mrs.
Sheffield, Mrs. Alstott, Mrs. Osborne
jand Miss Lena LangU-y, returned from
Pendleton Sunday morning. They
bring reports of a very successful con
vention, with the chief feature the vis
it of the Grand Guardian, Mrs. C. C
Van Orsdall, of Portland. Mrs.' Van
Orsdull, who is a former resident of
Pendleton, is driving from Portland to
Salt Lake City, via Spokane and Pen
dleton. The return trip will be madi
through Colorado and Montana.
The chief legislation discussed a
mice. This matter wiis brought up by
Grand Guardian Mrs. C. C. Van. Ons-
jdall and her suggestions were all ?n
Idorscd by the members. Ths first
day's sessions on Friday weic given
. over to reports by the grand and d s-
trict officers, and the feature ot the
.: 5aion waa a talk on
Problems." by Mrs. Vu
.
ursnau.
The full list of the new officers
'
Grande: past' guardian, Clara Lee,
' "..ion; advUor. Mr,'. M. Shearer, Pen
. Pendleton
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Oistrirt mianlinn. Louise Alstutt, jWUU EMMQ j-
y5, yl :dreams jg
kin, Pendleton, and Mrs. Kimey, Con:
don: magistrate, Mi's. Jennie Dukek,
Fossil; inner sentinel, Mrs. Richard
son, lleppnerj outer sentinel, Mrs.
AnmPL. Hishop, Condon; captain cf
the guard, Mrs. Loretta Straub, Pen
dleton; musiciun, Mrs. Osborne, LQ
Grande.
Condon, Oregon, wns selected as the
mAting place of tPeW. O. W. for
their next annual (jpirf ention.
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I NEW TODAY I
LOST Pair of nose-gins. s, Junea'2A.
Finder pic0se return to ObseiA'r:
reward, 0-30-3t,p
FOR
call
RENT Tlirce-room auartmcnt,
Main 701, Washington Apart-
mem.3.
6-30-3t,p
WANTED
taurant. -Waitress at
Hume Res-
G-ao-tf ,
SWEET CHERRIES
Phone Black 2031.
FOR SADE,
6-a0-tit,p
ItTlOMlXG HOUSE Best onq In La
Grand. Some steady . roomers,
balance of i-ooma filled" evory
night with transiontd. Housekeep
ing noonis in connce'tion used by
own&rs. ' Cheap ivnt, email ex
pense, good Inoonio, and will re
oulrV Jn the njlchborhood of
$2,000.' A't bpst ore-ihalf ch. I
SECUR1TX LAND t SAVINGS CO. 1
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America's Glorious Day
The 4th of July
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means more than the. flare of rockets
and the roll of drums symbols of our
patriotic celebrations. For-lliis day
commemorates the birlh of a nation of
a "(iovernment of the people, by the
people, for the people," which stands to
day a leader on the earth.
Each generation has strengthened the
great structure of 'Americanism found
ed on the ideals expressed in America's
Declaration of Independence ideals to
which today the world aspires.
With thankful hearts and a fixed pur
pose to be worthy at once of those none
before and of tasks ahead, we celebrate
this glorious Day of IiKlepeiidt nee.
United States National
Bank
THIS DANK Wild, UK ('IX)SKI) Till
OFTJIK FOURTH.
gj BP
I . w '. II
I-.J0U know the jij
realm of child- 1
hood dreams ' II
o ir k i ,i nib i iuvvi .wJ!yw' ii u
. J 1 j B K!SauaKsjS, Uiissmi rnonemacK i4K -J'nvrsh
FINK 2!) ACRE tract uvur (own, part
of it iu orchard, a .pan of lu
Bi. iu. Can Id' sold at j burpalu.
Will take, in u good itesidence
inopoity In the city providing
PQvchiirtbr would take 'p'ill rest
deuce propu.ty worth uboul H-Uo
with aiuall iniult)'.ncQ G-O-ilt
SECURITY lQ.ND i AYIXGS CO.
WANTED Two airponU-rs at Grven
house. Ch,n:y Floitsts. 9-o0-tf.
FOR SALE lluffot, htfiting stove,
ktteh.n tffblV'. kitchen cabinet,
rug. rocking Jlialr, pintier., ami
HiiialWbouHeluMd articles. Mrs. J
COopcr, 1707 Wulmit street;
'phono Red 325. li-30-tit
FOR SALE 10 jhoice,,,lots on East
. Adayi-i, gt a laurgaiu. V. C. Hjin
sen, 1307 Fourth St. 6-30-tit,p
FOR SALE T)l)l M avenue, cm? six
rSoin, modern House, wfth Jiuaoment,
two screen'porches; with nice trees
and lawn. A snap. Sec Ray t?num.
G-30tf
Flash lights and batte'ios, man
icure si'lsaora. toilet scissurs, barber
shears, hair clippers, a large assort
ment of tlun these at
FAMILY DRUa STORE
UA ORANOKiOHCOON,
I.AXI) Pl.ASTIilt HELPS Cl.OVI'il'
Land plaster, 75 pounds per aere
greatly inriiused tho vigor and Ktiind
DA V:
of clovor In a sailea of cultural trials
on the agricultural college alallop
(anus at COQ-nUtS, Or, Th! advi
lnid
uursr
S?d elthor wOK or without
ci Qa.
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The Sllvorlkora Fouiily Drugstore
y..C( u new assortment of local cam-
j;a views, poal janr piruinn- ma
? GOT YOUR
Don't Jolay. vour purchasing ynjil thi night
V'forc the Fourth. sWc"ll jiroliably have plenty
then, but possibly not exactly what you've p.lsu
ned to use. Come early and make sut'e'of hav
ing what you want.
We have a.big stock of Fireworks ttiis year..
It includes every kind of a noise-maker and cv-
erythilig iu the .kind made to delight '-the eye.
Ail new fresh goods that are "sure gp."
Newlin Book & Stationery
I0PEN DAY
J. G. HENRY
Residence Undertaking Parlor
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND UCElfcly?
EMBALMER .
Phone Call Main 62 : Day and Night
Buy Your Chautauqua
Tickets
On Sale-at the
Banks, Y. M. C.
SKASOXTJC'KKTS
DAILY ADMISSION
.Membership, which entitles
Adult Tickets
FOR SALE
Modern, team-heated, 14-room, income residenco
property; ou easy terms; must bo sold at once.
Owner leaving city. Write "N" care Observer,
START YOUR DAY RIGHT
by partaking of one of our excellent HOT
WAFFLKS with .M'aplo Syrup. "We use abso
lutely no compounds or substitutes iu our bak
ing or cooking. '
THE .CITY RESTAURANT AND BAKERY
Anthony'ci Kobbins, l'rops.
La GrdeoIlilKng-Compw
BAKER-LA GiANpE
AUTO
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Lv Baker ....S:0(Pa. m.
LiV rsaser ....zaa) p. m.
rnone Blapkl4P.
vIMR'a of nUT the piinctpal build
ings augj.pain' of lnUir In end
around La Grande. These cards will
be on sale at to store hereaT?er.
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FAMlBT DRUG STORE
l GWANOCpBtaON.
FIREWORK;
AND NIGHT j
A., Polock's Grocery
...$3.00
75c
Holder to Four
..$10.00
. AMONCj .)' FLOURS
Jhre itt always on that wins ifo
menV approbation in i lurgiir
(It'gi LC tlin tiic othei. Wo lire c
prou-4 to ay Cli:4 ol BLUE
M KM loar is ifmt "ttne." tyi c,
U'st is in tho bulging ntKlaiing.
Wo nuirt who aow any it is cAsuf
a O
v fi)Uh goodcal4( fith ur
fiotr thSntv-ith ny othrr. A
wiU prove thenoriu'hfi
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LP La Grande .... 8:00 a. m. 0'
ijy xa uranae ....w p. m.