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"I'LL SA rp-'lS." a
Ta beet place to take yourar if
ft di tot wor like ft uwJ'to. TBo nViscotodn Man .doming.
a vMat Auto Repair Shop, corner
aoa Fir. Ea. Cyr,,.Prop.
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LOCAL
OPENINGS
mOm
Allen lt.il) Dead
The sail Oews of the, deat of thn
uuu jiiiHanur or Mr. mm Mrs. w.
L. Allen ofo 1 03s i city, wau (received
yostorduy. Tlii!) baby died tu ihn
faintly home on Washington uOn
ue, at 11:30 Wednesday night fol
lowing convulsions. Tholr many
friends entkmd atlnsir ltuisto sincer
sympathy to the bernaved pareutg.
Augu.'Si Ktnnre is expected to arrive
here ffjim Merrill, "Wisconsin, about
the 14th of this month, to look cJtfter
his business interests here. Mr. Stanire
is well known here-having , been con
nftcted wtyh the lumber business ht
Typifying
The
Community's
Growth
t few years ago.
Go On Motor Trip Again
Mr. and Mrs. William Reintiardt,
who returned a couple of days ago
from an automobile tour f "part? of
Washington state, left yesterday to
drive into Wallowa 'county, to have a
furthar holiday. They are traveling
In a new Liberty roadster which they
brought from Seattle on their last trip.
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The progress o tins'
institution reflects i
the progress vi "'"
La Grande. . '.'
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Through ii coujicc
tion with us, the
business niajn is "
afforded not, oiny
an absolutely reli
able depository for
his funds, but the
unbiased judgment
and willing coop
eration of the pro
gressive men behind
this institution.
Commercial ae- -a
counts are cordially vgj
invited.' tH,
lluyilig Modern Dredijo
J. .B. Adl.Wn of the Sumptcr
Gold Di edging Co. Ib iln Calif orniif
purchasing a modern dredging plant
The machinery will be shipped here
Immediately! and work will stalit as
soon as the plant is completed, Ba
ker Ht aid-
cast, left thlMmoauiiK to continue
tlfelf Journey 'home. Whilo liere
trroy winre guesla at the home,, of
Mrs. Nethel yls stetr, M b. Jaine
hsicMaater. ,
Hoie frtrtn Nehrarfkit
Miss Mary Bothall of Lincoln.
Ndbrsnka, arrived In the city this
morning cnroule to Wallia Wallu.
Miqi Bothwoll Is a ta, liter En'teiprlso
high school girl, wilio'tiaa been teach-
in school in Nebraska for souio
time. : "i 1 t
Motoriui; to tTrater Lake
Mr. and Mns. E. C. Herzinger, ac-
eompsivled by Mielr daiughitor, Miss
Ruth Herzii!glr, left tills morning
for Crater Lake, and northern um-
Ifornla. They are making the tu IP
in itliolr flew Studebaker. They ex
pect to be gor.ra about two we?ks.
(iohlg on KInIiIiik 1 rip
Leo French and Dr. Verne Jonn-
ston leave tonic. row evontng lor a
wooks' flailing trip on Ulso Minttm.
They muke the Itirip as far aa Oove by
ca: and from there will ittiko their
packhoines.
Hiiro from I'ortlaml
Hehaiiol HoMLinan arrived in the
city tliis' morning On No. 6 fiom
I'oiilland, where ho has been work
ing id:' thl( luilroad comuxuiy. He
will apend fow da,ys rwilh hi par
ciliLj iii tills oily.
Cooiuany, : mi : . a.vlsltur to rendls
ton, yestcrduy.
jurtG may . bo. Ho was caioed into
th light station and J)r. A. L. Rich
ardson called. ThR doctur tOk hinv
M9 Kob-
immeiiticV to the hospital.
OvpseiiM Mini Homo
O. L. Oliver, en of Mr. and Mirenbaum had returned but recently fom
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wfiitvy toofj infill' i'.'.t4 imv-int, Vtfi
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Sir. OJiver wus e member of the iftth J'j-of. L0D. 9idOrdJ or BuVO.v R
division, which was staxbSiecU 4ive niaking thw fiQift oartuiitjuiutMitli for
uonQia lio Bitburaj Coriiiaiiy, and jinoving otiis1 alnlic, back tiP 0
six mon.lia in VramO. Ho laiulcdin
N.w Yorkahu 27th of My, and (pa
thoro Oo 3(Mh of Juif? Mr. OJiv-
Is a brotlter Jo Mks. Charles UiMiuui
01 lD18,C5iy. , .
StoppiMl 0or foreVlsil 0 .
Mr, and Mrs. J. W. .'eib,ery. o''
.yordcnh, Wi who had slopped
ovo' in La GraiMle f0r a witpk n
tbelr way home from alvfsit in tlietl, receivt'd'tho pVesldent with rheurr
Washington l(plo Visitors
Mr. and Mjh. H. T. Dodd ujid, littln
Miss Dodd of 01yinjia, Wash.,
frieniieof Rev. and Mia. R. H. Coker,
a-rei visiting them hive tills week.
Both Mr- and Mrs. Dodd aie well
pleajod with J -a Crande and are ex-
jioctlng to spond tho vinter, and
possibly a longer tune hl?re.
Wallu Walla Man-Here
George H. ' Sutherland, a proml-
nt nxial estate owner in Wdlla
Wlla, nivived in tho city this morn
ing to look nflhr li3 real estate of-
faiitsi Mr. Sutherland is well known
helre as a plumber, having don a
good deal of ivork both iheie und at
Hot Lakd. .
Here fmm Washington
Mis. W. P. Wood and son, Jack,
arrived in the otty last evening on
'Na. 18, from Vancouver, Wanning
ton, to spend a few weeks with Mi'fi.
Woods' pn'rents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrr
Ford of La Grande.
Cugeno Man Hero
Captain Robelt Kuykcndail of F.u-
g&n?, Oregon, ai M-ed In the city o
few days ago to transact business
niajttera 'hero. While heit he. iwias
the guei It 0' Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Baiimpiton of this city.
Ite-turned.Honio
Ruf Toarch arrived home het
ntillit from points In Idaho., where
lie has been spending his vacation.
Hot liiiko Visitors Left
Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Phy wore pas
sengers on No. 6 tilili morning to
Hot Lake.
United States
g National
Bank
P La Grande, Ore.
riihsenser to I'lilon
Arthur Devore left this mnrniiiK
on No. II for Union to snend a iw
I days. Ho will rtitm n In tiimi for the
big Rainbow Votoiari's
day night.
panly Tucs-
Front 1 eond
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Hctlirns Homo S"oll
"Judy" Ash land "DnUch" Hunter
are expected lo nri'.ve homo Sunday
f.iom their cinmplng and fishing t'lp
In Wallowa county. They report hav
ing fin n luck In fishing.
Visits in Walln Walhi
County School Superintenden'! Mrs
A. K. Ivaivhoe, loaves 'this evening
Tor Weiilla Walla, to spend a short
vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Winani
of Itihajt place.
Hot ljukc 'lsitor Here
M l'hy . was a visitor in La
Givuide today Irom Hot Lake. ,
Holn lo Mr. and M':s. Earl F. Hall
lord of this crty, a daughltor, at 11:
30, Wllnf8day night.
WHY LOOJL OLDEE
TSAITYOUARE?
, It ii astonishing Roof FtlS
' women throuoh lacl of
tion ar wearing cojmb
giv? more m'atun "Stjffft
ani ttP the figioe he b
a should have and con;oi
9Jy they appear be f; o
en Veal's older thai) rrf W6
ft'
R is pouiblecfb Readily
Iiv hat condition if
will come to our ctftet ie-
0 nartmcnt and get a trial fit
ting of tha, MODART front
laced cdftetr
Pauline Lederle
Homo fiom Idaho ...
Mrs. R, L. PoSuvli arrived lromo
lant night from Cocur D'AIoivp, Ida.,,
wIkVc she has Ueen viwiting (rirndf
for the pant two weeks '
Dr. Mnssmim Itrturnin
lr. K. V, MdKsiwln who has bfon
In INwtliind ntlcnUnR tlm Oi ni;n
Domial Associatton, ih "expect od to
nrrivo home totnoi row nW ninB.V V
Ili-nie From France.
Roy Cletftf returned this morninp
from service in tho U. S. navy. Mr.
CletJaj has the record of having cross
ed the ocean twenty-eight times. He
is homo to stay.
Ralph Collier Home.
Corp. Ralph CoIJicr returned yestcr
day from Is-sur-tille, Franco, where
(Jruuclo. Tlvy wiU0uri9o tonight.
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KKXATliKXIMXTi:
CALLS l-UKXCII liAIUMl 'FOR SA
Uicycle. cheap. Call Red
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03 l'AtyS, July 3 1. A Jroii'aral tfTiku
mdQm.bOo 0t5 a. ft.. JulY 22,1 "" ' -""by , O '"'JJl
aigoi-dliig to 9 slal'im nt Ijjiuod lnu f- g o
'tho labor oxcliango oThur0layf In-1 FOCSALE D.Oring Combfto.im
stnicttJiis Wiod0toRO railway I pleto with all attwhiO'iits; gmid
orr aae lh:i all troins ii'o-j ,, ouv, cut alxgit M en.
IKm ai o o ciocK in. mo o.mb v 10lJ.,. - jonx
July 21 must VP itf thk jjiaat
wiiltejlng an coaling stiryiias:
SHAW, toith 'iw,ir.
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2tp
rlrtbd by iif)nu!iy coinproinjscs. ,
The Soialo, airaaAy dfviijed In a
biting fight ovor rti ItSlgno ,pi.ap
and ljitonied to lii molds in gr
Hence. . '
WhlQS he had concHlded imefe var
nnothsl.- burat f cheoiing until, he
llttd passed out of lio chambov aiitt
had gono to liis citol icifflce, where
lit Uifked for n hour H,li &?nal.or3
who wished to avt about BporKIc
ftiatures of the 'ifui'iy r of Ilia neg-
uulationa. In 'thclw couiui'OIiccb tno
presWeat dlsciiBsfc'd fnwly such sub
jects as tho disiui)tkn of Sbantuiiif.
the Gwmr.n iiidouinitlcs 'and Irish
freedom. . 1 '
In h'Ji ttddncfss, howovo", tlnero was
no dllnoot reforonco lio mauy of the
questions around which somite d,
bate Iwis centered, tno president ao-
clairing he could not coiwtii ue di Liall
of the treaty in a snort nuuro3s.
To Seek Detail latev
Ho did not dlre:'ly mention the
Monroe Doctrine, Shantung, or the
obligations assumed undan article
10 of the loague oovonant, nor dul
he allude to lilie' proposal to write
reee:vnllon8 Into th mtiflcatlnn.
Ho asorted a hope tliai ho woulij be
gh1?n oppoir. unity to discuss details
later either twiith the whole senuite
or the foreign tiPteition8 coiiiinlttee.
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Wmiufd a od Vi.m in Im tV '
ji write Did Ti luauraai-'e. Kg
V 'laniw In itil u.. WitwuiUl 'f
you a e nnihfjf:!. W. ). ttib
Iwrd, 554 Mian S'.,1'itta4.
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WANTKP -CVrvy iikn, woniri
aiid girls; niaa 8il mg; !
' .jfiiking. S ikr. Harris at t'avbn
oidchsi'd, KruiWalc, opposite Chau
tauqua para. . ' 7-11-tf
Dr. McMillan, Dvntiat, returned...
7-1 1 -fit.
K4 l'wtlt ft- Bislomobili.'
Car) Slut' K .vuu m (4ione fteiM
- , 7-ll-lt
ytM'P 'n..N0: anil w;liln muh4ni'
ifiir llo. Call U4I3 Kvnut..oV
phonn Kl H2. . 7-1 1-lta
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CHIfOO, "July 1 1. War-lime
prohibition ;ii decr.Hxl (dlnyijn
Chloago 50 per cent according to at
mtoiniiT i kIo today by Cliiof of
Detectives Jai''tPL. Moonej o oi
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wiera JheywErr. e oe 0
9 Mi err not so ajti. In prompt at!
lion ns li) liftw JudgiA'nt. Louis o
,Sa.o,. . . e . - .
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WRnicuro nff toflet Wors. col
cmtnw, vanishing oi-'am, nl this
soa ' (lie year you wMI ril thaw
iwwtted. A llirgo lajortuiiait aaaaya
at SllvortUorn'tf. 7-7-:it.
TAC0MA DEMANDS
BURLESON STOP
STRIKE AT ONCE ;
TACOMA, Wrnsh., Jnly 11. The j
city council of Tacolua today In-!
sturcted the city altitoiney to tolo-j
gnaiph l'ci;'limaetirir General Biiiioson
to meet the demands of itlio tele
phone stuikom and end the strike
ho e at once. The teiopnono raaes
lieiH wore rcconliiy ruma nut ine
wtagea o'f the enuiloyos were not mil
tculally advanced, UimiUson was
told. i
New Ruler of Elks
Pledges Support of
Order Against Reds
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July U-
Krank L. Rain, of Ncbratika, ln-wtnlj(-d,.iui.
grand wallod r.-alor of
Wlio'Henetnolent nd l'rotwtlvo (vdar
0." Blka, in an addr.'ss today pledged
tho support of all Elks In a war
ngaiiidt Bolshevism.
President Makes Call On
Polk to Acquaint Him
With Mexican Situation
WASHINGTON, Jnly 11. 1'iokI
dent Wilson . today made an unex-
he has been for the past year, serving P ,aed n Acting 8'Ketary
I (II K. 1L JH UUUeiHIDUU llliLl 11 WIB'll-
id I1.0 concldor 'the Mexican situatlKin
and acqiir.iiit Folk, who Is going to
in a bakery company. Corp. Collier
is well known to La Grande people,
having lived here for several years. '
Left For the East.
Mrs. Reynolds, of Fourth street, left
last night for Indiana, where she will
stay for a few months, with friends
and relatives.
Gone to Ijewislon
Philip Holdfcnrelcli loft list night
for liowiston, Idaho, to work on tli
now 'highway.
Lineman Is Injured. ,
Earl Roscnbaum, who has been cm
ployed as a lineman with the Eastern
Oregon Light & Power Company, was
injured about 3 o'clock this afternoon
when he fell from the top of a pole
near the light station to the pavement
ueiow. it is said that he came in con
tact with the current from a wire and
the slmek knocked him from tho polo.
ne in on nis tcct and was badly shak
en up, but it is not known at the time
of going to press how serious his i'n-
liuir. l?d Lainning on the poaro delo-
gatlon, with the situation there.
ritKSIIVTKItlA'.- t'lll iU II
I!ib$l school tilt 0:45 a. m.
Public womhlp at 11 o'clock. The
mlntotor wiitl speak on "Tho King's.
Guests." Th? will be ip-epiMw'tory to
tiny, ww.ramoiit 'Of Irho Ijii d's Sitpi'r
which will bo adinln!;;tored at the
Twilight sorvlce at 7:30 In the nv
ening. Children will bo baptized at tho;
evening sorvlct.
Tliore wiil'be the public .uvoptlou '
of luomborsi Into the chuaTh. Those
willing to .unite In li.he pi.ofeMHlon'
of tholr faith will mi.ot , with the
ti wsion 'nl 7 o'clock.. i
Hov. Clark will a.si.-t In tho ser
vice. . j
JAMKH AIK1N SMITH, Minister
Arcade j
-SATURDAY
ONLY
pandmoihers wading fkwn! j
A0OIPH ZUKOR
Pauline .
"A Datitjhtcr of the Oid South"
CpuniniifitntCPidiuV
She didn't put it on i be married
in oh, no! -she simply put it on
iti) show her lover hiw nice she
would look : in it', Qi case she
should be the chief Iparly ut
wedding on day scj-'"
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ADDED ATTRACTON!
"Reilly's Wash Day,"
With
Clmrlos Muri'iiy,
jMiirio I'lrvost
find
Tftl.lv.
Good-Bye
Old
Coffee
Pot
Hit: JIoKt ('iiiivi'iii('iiTliinAici'
Jiii'i'irifj;'t(iii Hall Soihlo Cdl'f'w, iiiadtj.instiint
ly iu tho flip witlinuNAiymiiijr and without
waste, l'lace halt tonsjioonliil nitire,- pr Iosm,
at'foi'tliiif,' to strength desired, in eup and add
hot water. . . . ,
' 35 Cups for 50 Cents.
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY -
MmainiMawa9
Went to Fendleton a
D. F. llambin. of La Grande, w:i1k
i -gltJlered at the Hor.iJ St. Geftrg"
Wednesilay night. East Oregonlan",
Fendleton Visitor
H. C. Reese of the
Union Motor"
FILMS
in '
iPRINTSl
OUT
m
Brownie
Canreras
$2.13 to $.5.75
PremoJ
i Cameras Kuyi
!57.00 to $i5. v"
folding0 h
8.00 to 6Sb
n
nhiff p!jr. 'J'lils ruce fs li"ld In ntrurd
inirt witti tho fniiH of tlic wflj of a
wciillhy tniflcsinun of ttic villus, who
Ilc fortyMwo ycurx atra
iln onlcrcfl thnt nimnict the flimne
incuts nf tht Hitnititl fote Mhouttt he In
dueled n nice with pit', to h riddoji
either hjr men or huyn. Tho plzft,
however, w;in not to h lianded to the
v unln Jnckcy .'leept on condllioa
thnt Uh wore deep mourn I it K for tli
d-eiiscd i'nr two yurH utU'r tin? nice.
Tin inmifri.!ility n;'ept'd th eccen
tric litiest, uml (hese ftintrulur ruce
have hfeii held regularly eveV aiuce.
..Felicity a Necessity.
The presence of n ,wlst popuhttton
luiiilifM th? enroll fur fdlcliy iih welj
as ior food ; nor cim any popnhitlon
reflt-h Im imtxliiiiini hut through thai
wisdom wlih'ti "rejulecs" 1 hie haM
tohle ,4'iu't of the earth. I'he fhnfrt
hftslt.M appolntefl place and work.)
the e(eiifct encltie, hu-e hemu In th
ertli j nxle, whoe hunt "in U year,
rt(d whoM' l-Teath is Its (w'Min will (ill
divide linperluuly to th'-ldenert kli
floitiH bouii with iiMrrowatti tk
and Hwept hy0unarretod stui4, tt!
powe of frost amj flre; hut lii '
nud hitolii t'Hvwr. h:ihilnhIL;. will h(
loveliest In hiihit;tllon. Tli 0"sl,i- of
the heiir h hI-w the llj't f eyeit
ltuAm.
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Q uncia toen, e
"Iftjxalir no tiv trvln ft akO d
RtPhet Qf 'Ome folkP anld Acle,
Mill
TON Ml I IT II
Private H. R. Peat III
(Himself) II
"PRIVATE PEAT," J
A I'liolodrainn linmd on Hia Own
Per Cent Proof tg$r j ;
pmifr in
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SPECIAL OFFER-
$10.00
DOWN, PUTS A TH0R IN YOUR HOME;
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS ON "BALANCE
300,000 Womea )e TllllKS, .
THOKS MUST'KK (illOl).'-
don:t miss this ; .
. Here h an opportunity to jfMt one of these wonderful THOR
KLKCTHK; WASHHHS on very unusual terms. ,)ust think of
getting n week'n washing dnc in un hour, with no work and
ut nn expense of hut I cenU or flectrieity.
Don't let this ehn e. liphy, ;onio in riht nHy. Phone
ur for u (lemontrutfcn wnii he sure to get your TH'OR before
thin offer expiri'H, L 'V '
Call-up MAIN III and nk us about jt. ,
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.ELEOTRig WASHSR .
(In? n rrfnilatiou in hundtedtt of thnu'aii'lH hoMva r
it haa faithfully don the washing week aJier eeki yciir nttr
Why a TH0E.?
Mechanically righl
-.No ln-itH to hreak nr .sli(i. e
Clean ru anil Hintiile ooperatinfl1
CoaU iu ?' tntn f (r elccO K'Uy k. lnjr.a fi
irt ii ui it i(ria lor year.w aim t'j -t.
iiliii n.rflic atiri'tinrj).hi'ri t'r It ifiW fthome.
-rl oh't'.-i niai'ltAi iian 9vaiivii'ii or laundi ie:j
ttuy laetine N'ili RKilJT.
A'-tht Mit tr a demorftfrutiiin Get
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