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uSUAY FA'EXy(K OCTOBER 16. W.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Vllno i.u Grnnlf i
Mt tb recent annual meetinr; of the
4itricnn Bankers n-tusfettsn, II. M.
by, ft GoiVn, (.l..flo.wnj el..-sd
rasurer, in n livc'y contest betw.en
tse barring mtcrsi of he eastern
eVehlhe; aVlh'e 3lethodW pargonaKO,
fitn?' rjlwrma Hawk off icIPiiiiR
They K'fi last, evening for a honey
moon In California.
HREPREVEraflir er-m60HEii:
loccives Confv fcivfcatstn '
tyws Alice Snorfk h receiver! an In
vitation nd pyjgsam to the general
educational conforeni of the Norti-
weslein Field Confmitte of Hie Young
A omen Christian Association which
will be held at the Davenport hotel in
c. e- ions t the United j SpoRano on October 80 and 81. Miss
btat.es. The office nf treasurer is the Snook, who will represent rtfc business
most important one, in. the strongest women of f.a tirande. has signified her
financial associate in this country. i intention of attending!
The organization represents nil sec- - ' . t-j. ..
tions, nnd frames anil promotes 'the L,. ,..
tio!ici t 4k . ...Given Fmn
and business concerns in America,, and
in tneir relations with foreign capital.
Mr. Ruby is a .brother of Mi s. h S.
Ivanhoe, of this city, and has fre
quently visited here, ninny yerrs ago
coaching the Ideal footlxtlf tenm. Mrs.
Huhy and daughter visited Ills. Ivan
hoe here this summer.
James Moss was fined $2.50 and Lou.
Stoop, $5 for tho disobeying of traffic
legulr.tions yesterday. John Mars was
fined ?5 for leaving a building in the
street for three .months.
Itoh Officials i've ' '
Sheriff J. YVIllians and H. C.
Wllloy, deputy Fhortff nnd represen
tative of the Aetna Life Insurance
company, left yesterday morning Tor
l'rovo, Utah, with tliolr thro .pris
oners, Mrs. FT. M. McCarthy, Jim Ml
ler and Dill Underwood,
j Callers at I'nited States Land Office
Among the callers at the Uniicd
States land office today wore Henry
A. Iinnctt, Athena; James R. Kennedy,
and Ben W. Tucker, of Joseph.
participants In a bank robbery al
Bpringrillo, Utah, last Wednesday.
Taking Treatment for Eyes
Alex Cameron, of Wallowa, is in the
cily talcing treatment for his eyes. Mr.
alleged Cameron says it is hard work, cspecial-
Q'llclly Married
Miss M.-.ry 0. Oroupe and Ralph
Winters worn quietly imrritd list
ly as he takes three a day.
Here on Business
R. W. Johnson, who has charge of a
cream station at Lostine, is in the
city a few days on business. y
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QFTYPHOII)
Chaflos Muriison, fire' clfief, ha
'.resolved a tolo;ram from the stalo
tlre mnrsli'ill, A. C. Earb.i? saying,
ho Villi bo in I. a Grando on. Saturday
to at.tiT an ttucatlonnl cninpnipn
for lh prevention of fire. Mr. Uar
bcJr will be fssisted by Jay Stevens,
ivhes will bring his motion picture.
films illuitrntliiK tho .common fire
hazards.
Under the present plan, the local
fire clilel expects to hold a meeting
at tho Star Iheatrd Saturday morn-'
lug at 10 o'clock at which -it Isly " nioiner, ruur oroineus nnd live
planned to huvo all of the school I sist'eia.
children prinrnt. Jf the locul chief Besides the young widow, he Is sur
can get a hall, the films A'tll ho vlved by his mother, four brothers and
shown again In the evening to the five sisters.
Clcfton Vngnc, jwung farmer of
the Summervillc district, died ubout i
o'clock this morning'following a biief
illness from typhoid. Ill less than ten
days, the death of Mr. Wagoner tonic s
many friends. Tile deceased was only
ns a, distinct shock to his family ar.d
:!7 years old at the time c.f his death.
M f. .Wagoner lenves a wife and three
small babies, t'.ie oldest of which is 4
and the youngest is nbout two months,
besides the younw idow, he is survive;!
gon. Of tfeo amount nuthorir.ed, ?1,
J(!(),(mO alieady h.fs bcn is.mcl and
the boand of rom?d hohie teaL the
i'tvantiisg of,!c',Uest submitted tS-
day woidd eveeu the provisions or tie'
law? . . t i
Tho highway wimmission contends
(hat the Ban-Ilnrreft lu provided that
the stato should issue bonds to match
fedora! aid, which since the passage of
tin; bill has been increased and that in
consouuenco the state can incur bond
ed inifl'bteilness in Access of t'.ic pre
scribed 1,800,000 up to this constitu
tional limitStion of l' per cent of the
assessed valuatitli of the v.ati or
?2O,0OW),000. ...
goneral public.
Following Is the telegram received
by the La Grande chief, C. O. Mur
chison: "We begin our educational
campaign for fire prevention In your
city on the eighteenth. Assisted by
Juy Stevens with his motion pic
ture films Illustrating common fire
hazards. Will sec yon Saturday."
A. C. BAIJIIKI!,
Stato Fire Mnmhnll, Salem.
fob printing, The Observer, stain 37.
FOiRSAkE '
Ootid 1iarfXiiiiisJ2(VkJifiVl2fi Jackson Avenue.
For further information e.)Jl for L. A. Stoop at
Security Land & Savings
ttousr.eau'8 Patriotism.
Whenever I meditate upon govern
ments I im luippy to find In my Inves
tigations new reasons for loving that
of niy own country. Itoussenu.
Observer advertising will bring results.
Of the four brothers, Jake lives in
Tennessee, Henry in North Carolina.
Lee in West Virginia, and John J. in
Summervillc Of the sisters, Mrs. P.
T. Fugh, Mrs. Lee Neiderer, and Miss
Irene Wagoner live at SummViville,
while Mrs. T. II. Biigg lives in Okln
homn'nml Mrs. E. Calhoun in Missis
sippi. The mother of the deceased alsc
lives at Summerville.
The funeral will be held Sunday nl
2:30 o'clock at the chnn l) in Summer
ville. Rev. Archer, of North Powder,
will conduct the services. The Bohnen-
knmp Undertaking company have
charge 'of the nrrungemems.
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Car of Union County
. . Shorthorns Good. Sellers
argaiBS
Pi'icji liek,waist line, lielfs, Suits
. Yotinfr Men, the t ry latest in styli
$34)50 to $49.00
Overcoats, tli ihen's nutl the
Yountr SleiiV. CoAts 31.00,
prices for one week.
$1,000,000 Wox-th of 1
Highway Bonds Are
Refused Commission
RedXross
SALEM, Or., Oct. 15. The state
board of conlrfll nt a meeting today
refused to grant the request of-thc
state highway commission for the is
suance of $1,000,000 worth of highway
bonds. Mandamus proceedings will be
instituted by the commission against
tho board of control to compel the
granting of the request.
Tnc suit will test me rean-iiarreu
law enacted by the 11U7 legislature
providing for the issunnce of $100,000
worth of highway bonds to match fed
eral aid for road construction in Ore-
THE TOGGERY
rlt'y Taul It. Splllmnn)
The recent ultipmcnt of oim enr
of pure-bred Sbnrtborn cattle by lo
cal dealers, to tho Sherniau county
ralr, has proven that our cattle are
annreciated.
The l.i'at dnv of the fair at Moro,
17 head or Union county Shorthorns
.vcro sold at auction, realising an
average Pl'lco of $?.67 per head. Tll.
nverauo for female wsa 'MI 7, and
lor bulls. ,$W0. The highest price
paid for 'nn p.nlmnl was $700, the
lowent J 5 til.
Six head of Union county cattle i . . , .
wore sold to Sherman enmity farm- .... .
rs this hp, inc. They seem to np JiibliKVlilt AJJ V liXtXlBiJNU W1U Dfing fiSUIW.
preelate ftur cattle, nnd have already
asked our bleeders to mnko another - - "
eonslgniuent next spring. mmamm mm
Tho consignors for tho last car
load wero W. W. Green, Union:
Sherman and Hutchison, Union: V.
.1. Townley, Hot Lake and G. V
Del.ny, Hot l.ako.
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City Restaurant & Bakery
UNIVERSITY TO .
HASTE BIG TIME
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S..vernl (11
hats $.1.75
urug orore
The Prescription Store. j
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Jy -7hs Perfect Tobacco for Pipe zni C-rcVi , Aeseive
;": VB: 1 ' ' . K PACE k
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' '1 MmM Fiacl Earlsy Tc-d CTATi ill
AY eTsfrrSsf':'-1 a Ait
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Mmr .v. - i for
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Ing, the. fundallon or which has Just
boon flnlplitd. Funds for tho com-pK-tlon
of this building nro now bo-ki-.g
contributed by the people or the
Klate.
At noon between 4000 nnd fiOOO
persons will be fed at the campus
luncheon. . Tho couiiultlco In charge
has no rear or tho number. "Let -cm
come," they say. "We can take
care or any number."
Tho fcstlvltlc 'Will elnso with lSNdi'S3
the big daneo In the Armory, mo
largest hall 111 Kngenc, Saturday ev
ening. Committees!' have already boon
named for all the details or the
llouieeunilag. The matter or hous
ing ban been arranged so that no
gradual!) or former student need
fear that he will not he looked
after. Kfforta urn being mntlo to
obtain reduced rales on tho rail
roads, anil .special trains from tho
uioro important points.
This week n contest Is on for n
alngaii to bo used In promoting the
big v..eli-and. Tho students nro
thoroughly oii.iinlzed nnd all peP
p"d up over v.hat they are going to
do for tholr giie-ls next month, nnd
tl ose who want to neo the university
under conditions that will warm
those old cockles of their hearts arc
urged to he, hero for tho Homecom
ing.
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From the Minute You
Enter
tiii you leave wo try to mak
you feel at hom. at this res-',
taurant. We leave nothing un
done that will add to your com-
fort and enjoyment. You'll find
service, food and appoint
ments all to your liking and
. you 11 have no reason to be dis
pleased with the check. Try
dinner or luncheon here soon.
ANTHONY & ROBBINS, Props
WANTED
Clean Cotton Rajs Suitable to Wipe Machinery,
3 cents a pounfl
La Grande Evening Observer
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Have You Tried Tuxedo in the Nt-.o
. "TEA-FOIL" PACKAGE ?
' Its off and pliable 3:crir.ce in t'nn
the tobacco is used tobacco don; net
cake in the paabage no dirjinj it
out with the finger. Keeps tl-.r j?
tobacco in even Lei ter condi
' tionUiantin. Now.dcn'tyou '
. owe it to yourself to bay a i,j " '
packaceandciveTuxedo , '
a triaf? Not quite as A .
much tobacco as in f
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B. WARNER
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A 11ii'illiii.!?lr;un;i of lil,K;kin;iil, Oricnlal inl ritne
nnd romaiH'c, and '
Burton Holmes' Travel orue
Paramount Pictographa Orchestra .P-Tunfc
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Safe to' Be Poor. ' i heirer with herns brnnded It a
Again It Is proved that ago is no " Mli "o yearling red holt
gunrnnly against breach of promlfiol r name bin ml. Doth have horns
suits. Poverty seems to be tho only1 '"' both nro light rod. Reward,
bar that ts absolutely certain. Kuu-'I'hono tied 2271 or write E. O.
Bits ORy Star.
l.OHT Child's elmir and erots. He
turn to 1XIKI 4th st. Howard.
10-.lti-2p
LOST A brlndlo white-fact d calf
with two undor-hllts on rlrht
ear. crop .off the left eur. Near
Allcel, phone I'nrm 70.
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hats J7 r,n.
M-lii-H
HandVflo Vvolvct
Wiillini;Vil!nliy.
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WANTKD A hanii
(ramie Hnnd'H
uf cook at once.
lofiitnl. lO-KI-'Jl
KRTRAYKI) One two-v
Lovely, La (IrniHln, Ore, 10-lfi-ftp
V.NT!'! 1'osltlon by school boy
ir.re 10, tietweon school houra.
Iniiiilio Olworvor. 10-16-2tp. ,
WANTKl) -Wo buy B or 6 room'
house. l'hoXo Red 11. 703
Main avo. Jl-10-0tp.
WANTKD Appf
Htiirlevant, Ki-1
pickers, Grant
Main. 10-10-41
WAXTKQ Tb lcn.o three or four un
furnished rV'niB, or smnll modern
house. Inutile Observer: 10-10-3tn
use. linguae 01
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Low rr.ul
is a .'-omtiinall
illfflcult. The
Standard Aui
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ton. Kl Cyr, !:
NOT START.
iais npd leaky valvos
ii ll.l make stwriins
J l:Va remedy at the
l.palr Bhop, Kir
lnns and Woshing
no Red 1071.
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ARCADE THEATRE
SATURDAY
Marguerite Clark
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