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SATUTT)"VY. .TAXTLVRY 2. 1921
Local Newsin Ehrief A
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iSli-i.. Ilnk Here
t Mrs. J. w. Hir.OL. i sntudlus
j -B tow da here from Keith"
. llarUcil to Yakima n
i Ira Haitzell felt this morning for
I liitSmu. here he will be a guest ay
60,e,homc t ''""Khter, Mrs. Myrf
tie Hubner, fur the coming week.
iJ'jJ. l'earson Improves
K J' Pearson, $ho wax stricken
o lust December with" an ulcer o the
stomach, later followed .by a Acm
oirhage is now reported to be con
(Vnlim Men at land Office
J"W1lliaiii0H. llulcliliiaoii. Andrew
(J. Klliott and fcarl Stgcigrr were
all redrrnl l:in'l office visitors, yes-t5j5eyreiRn-t
tliuT L'wiou is
sveiy OiBch alive. .
JSIiss Colt ltetiiins
Miss Marie Colt left eSti-rday af
Hcrnooo for her linuie In Summcr
villn, afllr spending weeks here
a i ne Buesi oi ner sister, Mrs. J.
M! Gosh.
Mrs. (lilbert Leaves I Us- GaMoway Leaves-
Mrs. Clara Gilhert and Addie" i'ts. "ilebekah Gulioway, f Union,
Urown left this morning for Portland, I 'eft this morning for Reith, where
where they will make their home in f site will be a guest of her daughter,
the future. Thfy have ben guests! Mrs. Logan Marlin, for a few days,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. 'Mrs. Galloway is very well kuywn in
i Paytono There are f'm Mattoon, 111, '
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Mrs. Pearson Acceots Position
I Mrs. J. J. Pearson is mnv connect- Hamden Bacli- 0
jed with te Grey News Stand. Mrs.f Giles Harajden arri'ed home this
, jlioyd Pittock, who wa formerly ' morning from a short eastern trip.
I manager of the stated, ws replaced ; Rumor has ft that he has been as ar
by fl.s. Frank Gt'ft'ge, vho is now;est as Baker. WheTevei"he was, he
feting as mamiger, nHsisted by Mm. J" writing insurance, one" niaybe
jL. L. Bramwell and Mrs. Pearson. jsure. te wilU spend the weak end
I (here.
illjilpli nnd Kfi k" Wells Here I e
Klph and Knit Wells are spend- I I ne .-))! ktiarts net urn . -ing
some time in La Griuide on Mr. aifd Mrs. John Speckhart. Mr.'
business. 'Ihev ivnort that consul- and Mr.f. Frank Speckhart, and Mr.
ering the size of Alicel. ft Is ntillyiand Mrs. F. Speckhart arrivedohome
a very lively place with a lot or last night forii Portland, wWre thev
get-together, good limes going on have jwen spending the past several
at all trues. weeks on a pleasure rip. Mr. ar.d
Visitors nl G?ven Home
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hiikok, of I
Portland, arrived last evening and !
i'e visitors at the hontb of Mrs. Hick-j
iKs sister. ,rs. ixiu t.tven. nir. prison publication of the Oregon
!Hickokj,s htjre on, business, and isjstate Penjtttittary, was received to
spending the 4ay in Wallowa in that (day by the pherver inowhich the as-
capanty.
I tr.s. Kinmell Back
.. cJ. W. Kimmeli. who has been.iit
Wnding a -short time in Bakero as ; will be off the pressajan. 22. Sub-
the guest of Nlativcs, rcturijed to iscrijjtions. from ocal citizens were
ier home,, here this morning. She asked. i i .
, s0was accompanied by chcr daughter,! ,
. " Mft. W. M. Mink. jHiich Bodmer leaves-
' " 1 u 4 Hugh Bodmer is in 'Joseph-, where
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V V i " V r rit r r Tot j
COMING EVENTS.-
Jan. oUI.'-rOpening of Coatf-
'.o try Club.
A: Jan. 5i.-I-'eli. 5. Dcputiat
Payne and Guffney, of in- !
J- eoine, tax department wilt. !
,!, be at Court House to aid
! persons in making out their v
a ; J : tax returns.
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SHOE SALE
Every Pair of Slices in
the store. Regular lines
' AT COST
Also Special'Sale of
Shoes, your choice
$4.95 A PAIR
"See Window Display
Everything in the"0
Store on Sale.
Vim Save We Sell for Cas.li
Glint's Clothicry
"The Store With a
Conscience"
' 1 11W Adams
AnnoimcciTient
. OLD-TIME DAW7K3 .
will be given in P.- Hall onV
Thursday eveniazs. Nnlhiitg
hut the fraceful, old-time
dances sill be danred. Music
ly Lind-ey's superb orche,i!ra
Kveryone enjoyed the first
'dances; he sure sad attend
those to be given. LssO?ia
b? appointment. Call Main 42. ;
Mf.&Mrs.P.J.Pours
DAN
TUESDAYS
SAtUBpAYS
ich ths space M
'Speciai DaOes
4T
RFY HAM!
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Simons KrpreiQntative Hare
B. R. Balsager, representative.-, o:
if
the Simons Co., of0PortlarJ, is in
town today on ousiness. ,
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I) : .1 .. .. : ou.
W. Grant has sold his house and
jlot at 2ll Pine street to J. N. Csx
fur?H39 cashJO The deal was 0ade
tnrougn tnc ijramiu ljiiiu co.
On Ilu.siness Tri-
Dexter Mcllroy spent Friday in
Union on personal and official busi
ness. Mr, Mcllroy is a deputy sher
iff of Uidon county,,
H. S. Massee Arrives
H S. Massee, of Maifison, Wiscon
sin, arrived this morning and sur
prised his sRio, Paul, and daughter,
Mrs. A.' W. Neison. Another daugh
ter, Mrs. George Huntington Currey,
lives in Baker,
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Mrs. Dougall to Cove
Mrs. jHmeso Dougall left this'morn
ing for The Cove, where she will be
a gues at the home of friends, file
is from Hot ISike. "
La Grande, having been a Resident
of Uoion county for many years.
Mrs. ! red and Mr. and Mrs, Frank
I Speckhart are fom Quincy, 111.
Prison" Macazfne Asks Aid-
A lotterofrom t'Lcnd A Hand,' tlioJ
sistani of the locnl people was ask
ed. T1le littli mapnr.ine IssiipH hv
erisoners, wassuiiend(Hl last fall but
is homo, rpvivaH u ice
v 1 n(,i.-MuiiiK a Juw oays tooKtng at-
.t.,ter his ranch. Asjcvcr, Mr. Bodmer
t !' a busyo maif when if comes to the
ranch, which is rather clone to tk.
J-'fWallowa Lake, lie is now conncct-
fjed with othc Union Motor Co., "and
says that he 'likes
the automobile
Kame Ycjty much.0
Maxwell' Representatives Here
Two "J-enresentatives of tho Mv.
well ri po'rations visited T.n f:i.n,i
' this w'cek, looking over the townin
Ji'PPes' that a dealer for thcMaxwell
rr mipnt be located here. Pros
pects are vcryo good, they claim, hut
the dealer has not iicen adecided upon
A wek ago the Chalmers and otbe
.Maxwell factories "have been united
'and have a total capital of $55 000 -001
The Maxwell fixtures are be
ing handled exclusively by the Union
Motor Co., at present.
ia me 1ood(. Leav
0 James Woodell, who announced in
a very bored tone (W h.
Hcity nd that He w,,i,i uC" "
oiuia io see the hcsp;rper "slcu"h "
whuould capture him, was, at ht
captured this morning; but will not up
held for ransom. Woodell is a Unio-i
county man of many dears' slandin"
and has been spending a short time
in La Grande. This morning Jie left
for Pendleton, where he will spend a
short time visitipg, and from thre
will go tci Portland, where he will I-.-,
a guest of his daughter, Mm. Et'a
Pan-Ur, iformer school teacher of I a
Grande. Woodell is a farmer Jivinz
lear Imbler.
lieafTMate Dealers Have l.,.nrh,
5';Tne lieal Estate Dealers of La
n,rande 'and the ui-riuin,i;n-
JjL'met at the Foley hotel yesterday fori"' """r '?'""'"" ;vl,M'H "
a luncneon. - The' election of officers
elected fresident, J. K. Wright, firs
vice presutf-nt, secretary and treas
urcr for -the eomin W is Sherwood
iJi-iiiin to option of Bill r
! J!K53rh.s been intnlcH int
the hou-e of rpprcscatatives at Sal- " f ' " , -om
ht- A R u. . . Sw to it that sniln I there lr
cm, b AR. Huntr.;penainine Wi .... T .
me regulation of real estale proper
ty in he sutij yas the main topic
UB'lsr diwui-sion at the onn hour.
Many Hunters and Fishermen
County Clerk Kenneth BlcCorimik
ha. tst la. (jiycrf a, repor' on t'.-e
munt of Uteres ihft he hss is
ucd durine theyear of l:afl. He
ssya th he does out handle the fuil
mount of toanes isud inihc coun-!
Uy for hunti, snd fishrfng. V,ioau
at the irame warilenii handle them.
jlle ttH.rt? that he -gld 5U hunlinir
licenses 6"i2 anelcr'i license and ,y .
rijaihinstion Imennes dutirthe vear
'.vn i.a f?,;li eK'ffl" V. .'.-a
;Ier sn
...T comnination licences.
.2-0.
rs. Zuber Returns"
ya- S. C. ZuberB,Uils etly and
iMiSf. Hernia Vaster aO Union, after
uniniiritlncr 1 n ( n I fnrii I t Arl-
r' '? . or.r.: n .:.ry.. :
points, have returned iS1 their borne
here. While Jtusy repoQ) a enjoy-
! utfH time, thtey are Kind to be bark.
kMIT.S0 CAUSE OF SCAlfY LEG
Apptiction of CrLdoj.fetrSeum t
Lenn with Brush or Dipping It
A Bost Treatment.
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Two species ofr Itch uiltes attack
fowls, ooe of which Is the (Cause of
scidy leg. While this mite eoitliiouly
remains on the feet, burrowing
through the scales ad causing Oielr
eularKeiueut, it itlseeatlacks the comb
and (he neck. A trust of loose tissue
Is fiamed aboj;e the burrows, and In
ft'nse Itching results ofroni this mining
habit. When scaly fg is left untreat
ed the feet of the birds often become
badly distorted, and In some eases
Ihetfowt can scaacely walk or get to
the perch. Sometimes terminal Joiuis
of 4he toej are lost. J o o
Asothe uiltes are transferred from
one bird to another sailjMcg fowls
should be treated promptly and should
not be Introduced among clcn birds.
Investigations made under the supere
visliin of the United Stales Denvt
ment of Agriculture sSjowtlint car
holineiuu or crude ieiruleu,in usi-d on
rtie roosts doubtless1 will aid In" pre
venting the spread of the scaly-leg
inlte from one fowl to another. Ap
plying crude petroleum to the legs
with a brush or dipping the Icijs Into
this oil )s very effective. One nppll-
catliinoiisuillly Is sulllcient, but If the
scales are not Jargcy shed off aflSr
a lapsiof lit) days tht? treatment should
be lvieated. Kerosene oil 0is applied
by's'iiue farmers In" the same way, but
is less Weetlve than crude oil. In
kuslng either, cure should he taken not
to (fid the oil odthe uppj-r part of
the leg or liii the fenlhers. A less se
vei lint more laborious iri'nlment eon
sjyis of soaking the feet In warm soap
suds until the scales re liMisened and
then greasing tlie feet ami legs with
sulphm" and lard, or lard cnijitilnlng
jier cent crude earholl acd.
The other Itch mile, cotirtiioiil&ealled
the ilepluialng mile, l a "very snnill
creature which burrows into the skin
near tfie base of the feathers, o'a'he
'Interne .iti htng sometimes rnnsva the
fowls to pull their feallyrs until tfiey
are almost naked. Dipping of all
rowls of nn Infested Hoc Jn a tub of
water containing about two ounces
"f Pou-nra 'f .Jiillplilir 1 111 noe-hlllf
ejiiire of laondry snail to each galen
Contiauout Selectien for Health and
Vigor Will Insure Flock That Will
Produce Fertile Egg tnd Stror-g
Chicks CapeSlo of Baking Ouick
Groath, o
of water will glvo coniplele control.
The fitwls should be completely suh-r
merged and thefealhers ruflll su all
part of the htMly wiW be reached by
I the liiiuid. Care shottlil bv taken io
.".!kTOP ,he ul' 8,lm'u' ,l,,rlI"! "eatm.-m
sl.in. In case a flock has lice as well
ns tlie depluming mite, three-fourths
ounce or one heaping fsblespiHUiful of
sodium Diiorld should,, be milled to
each gallon of water In tlie0f'ri'guiiig
mixture. c
GIVE CHICKENS EARLY FEED
Excellent Plan to Hsve Some' Grain
Scattered In Litter Ready for
Their1, Breakfait. e
If there Is a reasonable summit of
litter on the flis.r anil llie house lit int
proof. II Is a practh-al plan to fed so
thai theil. will -he soini- grain left In
lliilui-efiii'llt to the l-n to gl to work
as soon as It Is daylight, 'list's one
, ilraciiciil and Inexpanslve mctliod of
j tirolorilng the day. As s rule, hen"
J like to go U the pen-hen rather early
" W ,he V.". " ,
'"1 """ ev'",n '""
"T ' " ""
In
tli Mur ral- for thpin ThN m
easier and jilensanter JiV'tliod ,(tli;iii
ytdriaT around to do t ti ft-ediiii: !-
fnif ilnylislit. Tf th tMnt, lotif on the i
parent anii nrnn'i niijui'in ' ni
t" UiivC" ! wrtriK : Killn-r tin1
hoiiw m ut tfi0i m the ut r over
ffd. Kiilipp. coit'liiion If pia4liy rr
r i-l it I ffmUtrs In onr (
IMR-kcl,. to an to.
can nj nur i er rn nrrim II
ono4 ruLWI v '"' :
CP-orft ConttMutWn sn QCKQ a i
ee in - a 1
!ib. mstteiOerhst ft r. th
". "-atarrt. has s str.a
roffliltiitlnn. hesliai t Isy sdyliind
; Is nf tw. id (hsM3lhe i vslo-
I s Mturj! iBh'HUapt uV pnu.
trj Qsri Ci oat UaJx bg,!,
MASONS WILL 1
e iiiflinrcmiirn
IM10A$U0r CKREMONllg 1LL
thitiatory "Work from Fourth to Thir-
ly-toecond Jiegrces mil tie,
y o Put On. 0
BAKER, Jan. 22. ScottBh Ri
Mas(tjs ioni all parts of eastern
Oregon wit) assemble here Tilu-sdn,
Friday and S&tunlby of nexteek for
initiation ceVemonies at whiipn tino a
class of between 70 and 81 menftiers
of tho Mifsonic order will goahrough
degree workofrom te fourth to the
32nd Ugrees. o a
Local Masons are busy preparing
for ihe invasiuii of local hot sands
and it is predated that the number
in attendance ncre mis ye;ir win ex
ceed any previous gathering sf the
order in Bakcr.
Local offn.ers In the lodge will ccoi
fcr the degria's from the ifourth to the
19th, but thrcmainder jqf Jhe'worTi
will be done by men frdihj the t Port
land lodges. . .
The Knights of Pythias, hall will be
used for the ceremonies.; AW vi.'it
ing .women wilF nlso bo entertained
extensively as well as visiting Has
ans. Tlc entertainment program con-
Ltains banquets and dances at. present
and other fornrs of amusement are be
ing prepared by the Iocul committee
in charge.
0
YOUTH SEEKS
ADi)i;v:ss oh- e.MiifsoovA.Te;n
II V !).N.
(9riiude Knlia, I'robably SolltliaJ-n
o Oregon, Was Last Ail- o
dress Given.
QOItVALI.lS, Jan. 22 (Siwciall
Lester Bahr, who foiiiirly at
tended school hero and at Kugene,
tias written to the Corvaclis clian-
ler of tlis Red Cross reiiucsSIng
lllat his purPnts be8 located. Young
Iiahr is 111 In 8 navy hospital In
Oulgport, Iss. 0
0 UiSooflicinP papers give his nexl
of kin as "Jacob rBuhr and Alliw
Hahr. whoso, address at that time
was Graueje Uonue, Or. He a,so
hSsa slster named Mildred. 111b,
father, he wrote, was
school
teacher iind fapll laborer, o
- Lotlers from ? young Ilahr
menAeiB of his family have
been returned. n Q
to ;
nil ,
Fl
ItOLAal) s. moi:iiih. nisVi sslos
CAMI-OKMA ISSlk!.
Japs l-'ear t'allfnriiln and Western
- .Slates Miglit Iv.lend
0 o Classiliculloli.
NEW YORK; .Ian. 22 Discussing
the "California Isiuie" in nr? 'lAi
dress at Ihe l'nlv:'r:;ily Clul), llul
and K." Morris, Amoiicau iiniba.sea
dor to Japan, declared I'lat -tho Jap
anese were tearful 'I hut California
and other wchiitii siat'-s might ex
tend the chie-sil'li-alio.' of alirfps on
the basis of eligibility. p eill.i'ii
ship not only as lo properly rlghls
but iilso lo per.'on: I rights, Tli-.i
Japanese fiin enuiiiMit, ,,he . said, Is
not only rnnlcnding, that 11 Is pn.
just iu pick out any partirii'ar
group jif aliens a d drpriyo them
of ih'j rights other alien e.njor.
-Mori Is asked "In il:e Ini.wr view
ttf mil. r-fliitiitutt iL-:tli 1 lis. rt..i. .. i..
L
11 WIS! IO liltlH t'liUisIf (ill! aUllftH
on ihf liHHia of their t'llfbillly" lo
ritirnnhip."
Ma. .iii;iIImi j . ' ;
Mi'H. fl. A. Cliiirlwirk of .10') 2 Sec.
oud iivi-nu'', iis (infiiii d to bi r !mnif
with wniHlipox.
t9ut There Are 8uch.
A mini inuvt ijf vx i's-iv.'y nlojiM
hm well an in Imrtliililo uho h,lit,4'i
ihi-rf t. no virtue but on hilt own nlka.
-A'ldi-nn.
HISPIuEHTS
inp r-n i n
It MM
. a ,'
Sosfe! Soils !
We have just received our new Spring Samples (1f
B " 400 patterns to selfcct from.
PRIOEa ARE DOWN TO BEDROCK
Why buy rendy-raadl suits when syou can buy a
' 5 sui. joade to your Individual measiuement.
AT PRICES-$23.50 TO 858.00 ,
S,OOAT OErLflNE B:PQRE? EU YJNG- -
iCLIN f'SCLOTMIERY.
A
9 "The Stre Witfea Conscience"
o ' 1103 Adams Avenue
nrAtltuff M
Q elerk eimtlAi'il l...liint llAmim.
ter at a post oitlee the ugtli o( r.ntf
land recent w rescued a yotinff girl
twin drowninc. In order to show
their apprtK'oili'i( tho yonngJnan'
raOry, lociW resldenls havP now 1e-
i elded tifc.pur. hase their iintyiy aLl
nosi oimv. l.onu 1'Mi-n.
TS ' T- 1 -
la w -
! Fraternal birertnrt ;
to o o
9k P. It VTI.WH ( o, I ...
4SS. I.odto m..ti each Thmadny
(f""i'i"i i oleum's. Home ena club
ttrlvlteiie '-Heerfullr exWuded to All
, Brother, flks. 9 t:
u i . Exltrdonuir
r, u teauson d8xa
WOODMEN OK THE WllHL,l-J
tlrrtilde Camp No. 1S9. Miutta every
flrtit sad third MiAdav at Kuirlu
j hull. All vlaltlng otlKho im wl
the clerk. Rooms iVSi, (jftGrando
national nanK liidg. a
Z. ;1LJ,T CoC.
R. J. KIT('HK4. riflrfc
aolu.ltN WOiiuhkn or atr.ltn'A
u ...n,,uu I, ,,. , . ua iimwLa lll
e the llret and titlrd TlmrsiWty ev.in-
inse or uncn aetMinr in lli K. or 1'.
Hall. VlaltlRK. a-.lHn'.oi' welcome.
H, C. BALL. V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCK. Clekr.
i. V. a A. M. l.a lft-(lo l.lse No
41. A. K. & A. M.. hold1 ri-xiilnr uieet
Inst nrnl and third Krtdaya at I:0
p. ra. Cordlsl weloolne to all 31s
sons. Oi 8. mrtNira. w. m.
e A. C. WILLIAMS. See .
fj. O. O. M.
-La Irnnde Lodjre No. SBu.
Loyal Order of Uooki,
4. liOUIa ri'KOIar
leetllola evtry Wednt.ailnv ntslit al
8 p. m. tn biAttie Hall, nest to Rlkt
t HulldltiK, on Wednesday evenlnsi.
Vlaltora atwaya velcolne. tila StSy
able at La Ursnde Pharn.nry. a
It. J. K'TCMIRN. Die.
HARRV BWAHT, Boo.
KNIOH'I'S OF PYTHIAS Hed Cross
l.nilire No. 87, mi'ela evury Monday
evenlns In Cnallo Hnll (K. f I'
Hall), at 8 p. ni. A rythlan weli-onie
to sll visiting KnlKhta.
o C. W. MOOUK, C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM, 11. H. S.
WOMAN'S PHNKFIT ASSOCIATION of
the Mai'i'abot, La flrnndo Lodge No.
J7. V. U. of M. Lolliie nii.ts flral
ThorsOay at' 2 p. m. and thtril Wed
nesday ot 8 p. m.. at K. of P.-hull.
Vlaltlntt- Slaters welcome. 0
NOIAr'B. MACKEY. Cmnmand.'r
ISAllKL LIMiENIItrftll.
Rocord-Keeper. i
Ot E 8. Ib.pe Chapter IS, O. R. S.
holdB alali'd eomniiinlcntlon tho aoc
ond and fourtho Wednesday of escli
month. Vlsltlns sneaibers cordlall.
welcomed, o
MUS. CSJ88IW BIRVEH: W. JA.
MAUT A. WAirNICK. S.,0,
r. O. EAGLES Aerts No. JS. siesta
every Friday night at lysines Fal'
Vlsltins membora weltMimi..'
o 1. I. MlinciIISnN. W. P.
. K. HlItDSKLU en-ltary.
Profession6l Directory
H,.Mi MALONEY-
-income tax Ad
visor, Foley Hotel, La Grande. Ore
OSTEOPATHIC I'llfRIUIAXS
I DR. .1. I.. INOLK nnd DR. MARGA
RET TNGLE DlsenScs of womon
nnd children a specialty. Office
Phono Main 106, Ren. I'toono Main
126. La Grande National Hank
Building.
i!
riiTSK iANs auu itini.ansi 0
Drt. 3. L. MelUKtlSON Dentist, hulln
4-S. over La liriinde Nallnnnl Hunk
Jtiolh:inir. Photif-N: office, Mnln 7l'J,
rusidence. Red 2081. 0
B. n. Klltht. M. P. Physlrlun nnd
o Biitko n. Offli-o ovt r H t1 ,nis Pniaf
ftUire. VhnnvH, office Muin 211. Ilen
idcnPt Maia, 76V 0
iv ri kk vi' run
lit. Af N. M A V VII .1,1-; !( i Mint lnf l
chrontf! dlflfnucfi. UiiiOit6 M'-rlmno-"j
'Vhornpy nnrt Niidiropth. 0lSliln rnl
lllftnd rtlHf'HU.'H, n'l ,WHIM fllrH'HM'-ft. I
Cliruntr Mi'iKlm-lm, Kf -tu, H:i rn,
Apppndlrll'.t, CntiMij.'Ski rSr, llitwi j
Trotihl't: ft!) hlnli Of 4'ir(inli' Oln- 1
rnni'ii BvicrviiKfuHy lral t.'ii, I'hnit
Hhn k 'JIM. lto'u I, a, 3 Kt i i.nti :
fl'iop ('(lO)hl(T'i Itdlc, opii'trillR Htur ;
Tiiiitro. jtrrtri) iioum, 10 tn 12 i.
m.,l:30 to 5:0U p. m. Coiihmh "on
free. t-'.tt
ATM) UN IDT I
JOt.'HHAN KMI-JUHAUlS-Ono. 1
Co':hmn and Colon fl. Kltirtrd. Al
tornuya. La Uramla National Haok
BulldliiH.
R. J. OR!'" ION. AMorny at J.aw Vrtw
. tlct In Ail Ht.'itn niri Ktlorat (Vnirtu
' flfHi-H l.a. flnandM Naillorial U-nL -
Rtil'HIriJ .-
1 1 ' w
.1 R. J. KITCrrK, Attorne y at ln w -
I'l'a'jtice in vt'ur in. 1 ini'T
roomi 21 -in- I.a (lmridfl Nitlonal
Bunk Building, 1. Grande, (iruvon.
coiiTnAcn;Ri
' q
f. J. MrM'i.l'AV Itoffl-t.T.d profo--
lonrtl civil I47tirtntifr: "urvy itiif Ami ;
uniin uitiiuiiiK, i iiune smin vi,
n;iiiTKi7i'i
C. H. MII.KKVl. Archlte.1 Kr.
H. MIII,r-:Vt, Archlted-
L Orand No.lfnal Bank BuJidolq
Ia Grande. Orotcon. -
S3
Original M9ng d? -SclOol."
While $ school Is now a place of
hiilnsliSh It ii'iie not slwavs thus. In
fact, the word Itself Is derived fftil?!
()p GriK-k "schole," nWanlnK leisure.
I that only pile wltu leOure were
Wulile to lUUnd school.
Oobay. mis aroso iruni me ini-i
O A Popo,- Movement.
Who's ready tg join a moveou-nt l-
iie filiii? YWn ullline 111 i fin
WiiurdayweiHl aeiihivj If the porch
i ... . .
icKer ana tlie fried etevl;cn are
t. L.s iilo'ie I 'eniiKTa
O
'
Yes, Incfied.
It Is too bad thaPour ancestors ih-
cit Ufr long enough to n-Wi.e h
smart we are. iietrow Journal.
- Seems Queer, Semotlmes.
e Jud Tunklns snysa friend some
lines lakes the llhi!),t.v0ef tc'lifla you
so much about your fjjaj s you y)'n-il.-r
haw ho ouuhimh to reiualu
q MeiBHy.
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THE NEXT BltJ :
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MONDAY EVENING
REFREIMENTS ,
SOMETHING ElfTERENT
NEW SOCIAL COMMITTEE
CARR'S CARR'S
. Whei-e ypur Gredit is Good Use it
COMPLETE HOMEFURNISHER
La Grande, '.. ' Oregon
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By MAX BRAND Vi.VedTby EMMETT J. PlWfl
startling romance cf
a 'A Man, a Horse aiuf a Drfa
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"THE LIGHT
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O . Mood and Might
The man who calmly expects to win
has already begun to cQuer; our
mood has so much to do with our
might. Dr. J. U. Jowett.
SEW TOlJAYi
POIt SALE, A DANDY WOllTbillO-0
POSITION 98 acP-s of timlxsr, ii
miles fromnLa Gr.inde. COO Odd ft.
locr'aw tftnlier and about 4,000 cords
69 woim. Good cost u,F. dowiohillO
pull lo La Gran4. l'b:d SJ.UOti;
$1,000 cash. PyramiJ Land Co.
l-iip-lt
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KOU dry cord wood cu
11 M.mi
r,o
KOU dry cord wood call Main T.Vl.
o l-i!2-7t
l''0lf SALE Dry cord wood. Miein
T.Vl. 1-22-71
P.O.'jE.
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