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Kcr Hcrej-
, hoaas Murray Spencer? wtitla
ft. taaeeif aian and poet, Js jn
oSrande toduy on business. "
Mail I tmn III-.- .
i COtfcilman Here " A. L. White is ouitc HI at his Jiome
, Iss Alice imin ariteaa1 'HwrcJ ifJh mtk attack of ton.flTitis.e Wuite is
inf.A rn... a 1....1 01 :u i.-r 1 . ,a ; .ia uuiw
rniAt from Portlanl. Shs aill I
guest of friends for 'several asys
re ratarninj; to her hotfie u P:t-
i
t'aldaell laraee '
I', Culdwvll is. rt'iioijtd (4 be
.Viir)lroed. 'Mr. CaJdatll b
.quite ill ai his' buiu for, the
several days.
:ire in iMich the same position as is
Pendleton. renBleon hoist Oregon-
rural rute nuil carrier innhe valley
I rank t'aater Htw
Frank Fonter left this worairoj for
his home in Milton afvre emending
ihieu moethe hr re as the cue of
his aunt, Mrs. S.'C. lube.
Anirooh flrturaii
rs. William Amnion rrtainni to'
flume acre Wt night after ioend
everal weeks' in libise ' the
t of friend. '
Visit I'niaa-
K. Duffy is in Uiiion May an
1 the wnv he talVs thin i nearly
st tj ip that he will make to that
i The Union Motel is coming
f nicely, he says. .
Mrs. Hiefcol IVasee
Mm. E. -M- HickoJi left this morn
wg for Pendleton, where she will
spend-the week end as the'a-iiest of
friends. She waa accompanied by her
neice,, Huth Jane. .
.ILffVE
COLLEGE EDUCATION FOR BOY
Kentucky Lad Savss Enough rom
Saleoof Lifter of Vine io ta
Ply toe Schooling.
ilt n Is the sto"4' of liw Utter of
plB iMOdncM an aisrlrulttiral nll"lte
i'Oncnttnn, a system of furor watA
irK.e and seliernl Aiipntfeineiil "na
iinkfn4-' farm that find only primi
tive advai!tu'Sa .
The edunitliaLvrtait to 3V Anderses,
a Kehlucky boy "f Pulaski coutety.
Pallah Mtlodlaa.
Tft Polea have remained Ongtilariy
free from eastern Influence. Tlielr
melodic lntutlon la aometlmga rather
Rlmlted. but their tunea ao alwaya
oAlerfully enlllliert, ana tney oi-
den make use of dtaXult interval!
which would seem to De more sj"""
tnr n instrument than for the voIcK
aria effect of these aongs la sad but
full of Interest ana O nennuc
tt Is.eaQ- to reallte tOat Chopin waa
t IhorotiBhly "uat tonal" compose
Allkeneas In Unlike Thlnga.
Vfatchea and rlvera aeldOu ruu lone
without winding.
e 5 0
t a r as ah maV
INEW TODAY!
:
LOST OR STRAY KD onh aollie
pup about likoullia old.aFiudo.
please naiurn U.201eKlrl Sl..or
cull Red J2&2. O.'vwrd. -29-lt
MueaduiiilJ'xl
Bliuol
1.29-lt
Hlrmit. O I'luMtv 1,1
iftee (flP.GU. C.r,U casil
JjJlAMiD LAND CO.
UALlrfl'ONBS Krec book tells of
improved met(9d of treating -in-
flaaiation of pallCadder und lr
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John f . WWH1 tuunly road maa.rr. I
lUcconuianied by . Mrs. Birney, will 1
i leave is eveninc for Everett and Sy' I
t attle, Wash., IWMi' Mr. BTiniy ns
1 1 ; 1 1 m
IHecn ruilM ui a-wiiness in f w-
jthey expect to be rone about a week. '4 j,
Oil Ma t Wallowa
Riy Blystone left this mornmjf. 'or
He says mat
linir from Portland. Sne n: the business tor tne Texas 011 wens
' il a short time here as the guest , is calling him to the Wallowa coun
fiends. " . 1 try.
I)aidm Here
.fs.Sarah Davidson arrived this 'Enterprise and Joseph.
kill 111 I Mrs. Buck Keturwa
illiam Driskill, a conductor on the ! Mrs. Millie Buck, who ha been
f. R. & N. came in on east bound ' quite ill at Hot Lake for the past se.v
! tr.iin No. 6 this morning. He : oral daya will return to her home here
be confined to his home for a few .this evening.
I iimV9 & ' I 47 4 M! 1
A Wlntor Catastrophe. .
Little Bord had been accustomed
to eolng.for milk to a neighbor who
kept a cow. Oae winter day he waa
told that the cow and gone rjry aid he
could Jiave no more milk until spring
Tke.Jlttle fellow lit notlnie InJ run
ning'bome ancexplulfilng to hla mnh
er: ""Oh, muvver, the cow's froied i
and li won't bavje no uioee milk till
prlualw
A .J. :'
uia at a.u:N " .
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'(Couaa fraai
WAXTH;!) Man wilti letiin or auto
to Itnndle avConaourroducts da
reel to consumer In this county.
Kor aaatk'Ularf adtlrvrfs McCun
ton & iHmtpuuy, Vltwna.'Mlifiie
aot. Mention tliia pum-r. 1-2'J-ll
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V'Cfl! SALK KlgSt 1001 house
Willi bin a, with 'or without Kitr
nilure, easy .tyt'ms. lniiilre"HOi
O Ave. . . '!' tf
Box 201 A, Ka?is
fity, Mo.
1-15-e. o. sat.
durt a
Write today.
Dr. Paddock.
OUR CATARRH SPRAV, improv
ed j-omplete outfit, will relieve Ca
lami 01 flour money refunded at
. PUTNAIS o
CAlRRS CARR'S
'fiefe your Credit isCbod Use it ..
COMPIETE. ilGMEfvUNiSiltR
I tm account of illness.
. Rllinchart to Joseph
rs. G. O. Ruinenart left this morn
for Joseph, where she will .spend
w days as the guest of her two
,a,-a p n .,.,.1 n M Pl Mrs.
lehart is a furnier reside'nt of La.c'
lde, now living.at Nampa, Idaho.
The VhitesRetura
Mr. and "Mrs. H. F. White- left this
morning for. their home in r?orih Pow
der, after spending a number of days
here following an operation on Mrs.
White's nose. -She is greatly inV)''ov-
The Whites are well known here.
Pigs Almoet Heady te Rse fer Them-alvaa.
Newton Brannon Fined
V..inl., Ronnnn wfl Q fini,l rill 1'id-
' ' ! Ing a motorcycle on the sidewalk yes-
me : terdey
ibyteiinii Church liepnir
he Prer.byterians .nave been
T7 a ,,.,! iat S20, and was paid by the offender,
b needed renairs and general . . ' V ,F .
11I1W nl llitJ ilitpri(r
rclJTiieJ' donot leel ju
ipillllll.K vei -U.UL,, .,..... f,.f.,;to,l th.ir
hoping" to "
evening. The fine was placed
of tlielriR'll.Pn Sa'1"1' and s- Sint' a fhinaman,
-Trrrrrv.v were placed under a $5 bail for loiter
ing on the streets after midnight, last
building, as they are
tble to build a neiv. church when
litious become nornjal in the in
.rial world. "J'he present repairs
be welcomed by the- entlix'
rcli.
j Wilglil is Apjiolntcd
j Is Mis. J. K. Wnglit who I111.4.
i Mppuiuted a ineiubor o Hi;
.jury Itoard, and not Mr. Wrtght,
he Obsurvqr suited a few days
I .The mistake was itiade in a
ling of a resolution before- the
j Commission. ..Mrs. Wright will
v as a niemliQr of the Library
rd for four years.
lieturns to La (iraiub
P. M. Williams, construction. w-a-ipeer."
has been in .Pond'teton for
the past Tew days on' busln'.'ss. He
returned last ntgh't to La Grande
Jeff belonged to a hoys' club which
bud been organised by. the county
agent, lie wus eucinrad te raise a
litter of line pigs under the club sys
tem by which the hoy's applied ap
proved "inethifds and kept account of
"tlie Yesiilts. The ilgs sold for a riinc.v
price. Jeff,, who. hail made sure prog
ress, saved some aioliey from Ills lahiM
and In 1PIS entered, the Kentucky
State College of Agriculture for Its
short course.
llv had been, used llo.seelng his niotll
er anil other 'women curry water l'Mt
yards iii a bill for washing and conk
ing. At the agricultural college' be
II....I ,1... .,..i-u,il.,ii,a unit lli.lienf
'"" v.,...--.... i!.j;f.,i'i' ,.,,,1 ,l.,ni. l.,rMl ithn
to lie gullied by running water ciiniiuoi-.i'"'-". -
lien ne
From FrultginwhiK lleglon
H. Oftedal of Cove. Union coun.
ty, is. a guest at "tlio Benson. Cove
is one of the pfoneJsr. communities
of Ktiftnrn Oregon. It Is noted for
its splendid cherries and other
fruits. T. T. .Geer, Hornier gov.
emor of Oregon, apent his boyhood
at Cove.
the state hr'hitat a"oipreheJive bust.
....-(ik alee tn eratwarage and sis
people to wn theie ketwe with a
long-time emortiaetwa pajowrt plan.
The housing problem ts reeoajnisvu i
Ustav as' are of Aaaeriea'a greatest.!
Apailment tieiisea " epe-ted V
solve the prablem, uvt, instead, they
aetet as a hindrance to we ueveaip
mcnt an4 groayta of ti .,nwrikn
family. There, are no' apartment hous
rs aant, at that.- The country is
piling up with population ami no new
homes are bring ereeteil. The eon
tinuej curtailment of hiviteing caus
es onrem beyond (ue.t''ft.i The man
who pays a payment on a home is a
better eitiren. lie ceases to he Bfilsfte-
vik in hi temWneies, his ehilrlten are
happinr. In New York state the best
nrinds have been- selected as a com
mittee on housing and their conten
tion that no longer ran people build
"homes to rent as a business proposition
is cnrivet.. The increasing taxes anil
more, to'come before thts war is paid
for prohibits owners of buildinirs from
having profitable property. The next
move is to induce everyone' to own His
home and. carry a part of the govern
ment responsibility. If the resolution
mentintird prevails and we silceeed in
working out bills fn" its .operation, 11
.will, to. our mini, lie one of the' bet.j
nieces if constructive legislation ever
enacted in. the state. . . .
fl'Olt SA'.E Fife 'room .liouso"-aii4
lot on" Monroe Ave. Newjy dilut
ed and papered ius'ide. ISu-J.i,
eb'ctric Itght. barn, woodshed, ce-
'iiu'iil wtil'ks and lUee-shado tree's.
l-k'H-'U PYRAMID LAM CO.
FOR SALK OR- TRADE -A" four
room house and five, large lots
"in Island City lor boiisu and lot
In La C.raiide. l'lice ):tlll)U.
l-Slk-lt PYRAMID LAND CO.
FOR SALK Four acros and five
1110111" bouse, eloso in. linrn, cvl-
lar and woodshed. .Very heal of
. noil. Price S'llUlO,
'l-2!i-lt " PYRAMID LAND CO
FOR SAP.K Nice 3 room house,
lame lot, bath,' elect tie lights,
gara'ge,; woodlioutA.', 011 Y Ave.
Do You Hate to Get Up
In the Morning?
(irt. the name of "Setiitor
Frank lleudtiui to linker
Frank ilcaudion left last . nighl
for Baker accompanied by his small
daughter, w)lio has been atti'hdlug
the Sacred Heart Academy here for.
some time. She is reported o ba
in unite a critical condition, anil
to Know lea Heme Again
icn Judge J. W. Knowles stepped
he train which was headed towaid
ast, he heaved a big sigh and said
he bystanders that he was jr.ad
It La Grande once more. He has
spending the past 'several dcys will receive treatment at (ho Hater
urtland and Salem add he claims
ness called him there.
Ileton fielting Information
formation on the handling of con
jus diseases in The Dalles, Walla
la. La Grande and Baker has been
d by the City of Pendleton, in con
ion with "the organized effort to
ip out smallpox and other con
jus diseases. In repries from, the
two named cities, they said that
tion hospitals arc used and that a
iilerable degree of success in com
ng the spread of disease has rc
.(i. Baker and Iji Grande have
enlied. It is understood thai. they
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COMING EVENTS.
hospital. Beaudion. is-from Joseph.
4. L. Cl'amer in Salem
J. L. Cramer lcTt last ulght ror
Salem where lit will attend the
State Convention or the Y M. C.
A Mr. Cramer will return 111 a
short time. '
Thackeray and Dicktns..
ed to 11 Inn In the kitchen
returned home lie'persunded his father
to let lit 111 put In a wnler 'system.' A
stand pipe (ifl reel high was built with
a rim-gallon tank on tap, -which gave
.siitlicleiit pressure to force water tn
1 lie dwelling 4ti feet awny. "He rigst"!
ii)i n3 gasoline engine and pump at the
spring under the hill. Me had leurnwt
n little about plumbllig". so he did si!
the piie nitlng .., kaut." n
month's work '.t 'odd 'times, coupled
wlih n little of the knowlege ho bad
gained at the State College of Agricul
ture put the wsier .right Into the
kitchen. Jeff lias gniu- back to com
plete his college education ; nrid they're
still raising better pigs at the Ander
son farm. '. ;;
RANGE' STOCK IS IMPROVED
All Kinds ef Sims, nulls Especially,
Are Raeeieles Class Scrutiny
by fti-sedera.
in the Western range states all
kinds of sires hulls' especially sre
receiving scrutiny by ll.ve stock own
ers. There Is increasing evidence that
good purebred mules have wide Influ
ence on the nuILfy"of young slock
and on the returns from stock-raising
iipirattiuis.
' One day reeeiitly the Culled Stutea
it nns orien ueen oi.serveu inai per- ,,, nii.-nt of AiiTlciillure enroll"! In
5011s who cure greiuiy lur ine Min
ings of Dickens seldom . care greatly
for the vrltlngs of Thackeray, while
those who care greally for the writ
ings of Tbnckerny seld'om care greatly
for the writings of Dickens. The rea
son Is pl.alft. Dickens deals with the
masses, T'luickerny with the classes:
f.i in tlte one we find democracy, In the
.! ; other aristocracy.
m. 2(1. 'Pendleton high
school gills' team plays lo
cal team at high school,
&:3n o'clock.
;in. :il-I-'eb. 5. Income tax
j deputy collectory -wilt be at
j room '222 Federal Buildig'
I to aid persons in making
1 out their tax returns. . .
Feb. 4, .5, 6 State. Christian
Endeavor Society Conven
i tion in La Grande.
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Success and'Gtntus
A common mlsiake niiiong the
,'ouiig and .Inexiierlenced Is that success-
in life eoiues only a Lie rewnrd
-(rof tlniiilng genius. 1'he epochal
J-jevenls of 'l lie world, like the great
ai-eoiuplistitpents of nnture, have been
J-I 'the ' result of slow hut constant
4.: growth. Be thrifty w'iih .your time.
Wasted hours are lost and gone for
ever, hilt the' hours given to construc
tive labor or study will remain as'
fiillhYiil friends to help and stii-imlh-en
you through alt the jeers of your
life. '
nnouncement
OLD-TIME DASCnS
iill bo glvejr. In . Rex Hall on
' Wednesday evenings. Nothing
it tha graceful, old-time
oncei will be danced. Music
, 5 .indy'a superb orchestra.
eryune . eHJ"en xne i"
b sure, anl attend
hiue to he . i-essoai
f appointment. .Call Main 42.
jmros;
Gladstone'a Umbrella.
Gladstone's urn! -ella Is s catch
phrase , for. the Glndstonlan poller.
When In sl-piemher, lSt5. Mr. Glad
stone l.ued his manifesto to the slid;
totlilnn electors. H was snld'thnt he
"opened his umbrella." His ministry
treru aild to sls-ttiv un-.-r hie, nm
hrella. and that Is why In caricature
he wns frer,nently ."shown with a
"gamp" under hie sne.
)ANCE
Hew John Cory Got Hie Spot
The diryls one of the mackerel
family with a highly notable ancestry.
He has many peculiarities of form and
color, but none more marked than the
two vivid red spot. 00 Ills aides. Tra
dition says tba,t it was fnwn" a dory
that SL Peter took the eolp with whiiw
j to imy the, tribute, and that the two
pot mnrgv ine piacp wmrw aneiu
TUESDAYS
J 3AIURDAYS
Y.tT hr ,V,wn wmm
Tueliiy Mislit.
tin1 "ItiMtcf Hir.' .ptlir. Swiek"
mnvi-int'iit fvt-!.i! jKiif-Imii'ti. e-y if
Wtiolll tlllfl tlHl'! tlitllt !. lU'Jifl rf
live fHnk. nt floik t( slii't-p ron
triliicd 'JT0 purT'liri'd euos mwl .'I,4.V
rnisbrtiIB ewe, hp sro helnjr
purt'lirfd. A cn'tlU? YjIst wh Pilllnt
cd In lliprnii)iiiitfn tli in'iliiy notV
fieri. Dm (l'firfnU'iit : "T hnvff dis,'p1
of U'H pni'li 11inft)nl Imljs rfcouMy,
siiivhltf, dclilrtl lo run notJUnir Vtit
inrflii'(Ml rflrtV" This riMiuirk It
lypical if the prnjrrnj4 of the inve
int'iit li) TiIoiiiMiiii.
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CLARA J. STEGMANN
Late nt" New York, IJsoh Aawiaacv
'I'liat Mr Ms p'lMsf '. .
.. mk.v.'.sh'.Mj rw.u tfa', '
With )lfic'e as
' c- w :si-.' miiu
1.. (;;.!:, ues .
' .. l. f- V V. . . T US 9 V. t- .
i i:i,:i"it.: .
sf..a....i...i.-i T,..iii..aiii. sit 'tirriiteii lull M jset-e.
i't III I T IH At lH ti..utl iutarlntatp lie tuhmwl 111 troS'
jviliy. .
I'I'.ltl M T lit: st. I If l yoiir J l'ili'tlut (m-rslun.
I'tnUlXT MV-St.-TU is J greate. ssr. ' ;
14-1 lletS VOII)' Ititvol .Vi-tnii
' is mt Xo'riuiil.
(Jot Some
NYAL FIOSEN
Tin .I'Vlciully liiixittlvf
It iti 'iis.v ttt'tuko. Ovi'mirm'H In
l4ltu;4t slunnishnrNH. . It tiitlK it llic
tt(rji(Uiii of gcHi'rul botlily nc-tlvily.
tt'4444.4.aaaf!
Alhin
Al-
bin." He is here from .Clatsop .coun
ty, and say, when the port juition
is .mentioned, He shuts his eyes anil
gives up round, after round of' deep-
water talk in a return tnat makes
the baying of Joe Can's "Jerry" seem'
tame 'and' abbreviated. Senator Nor- 'era
bind lives and breathes the Port 01 I mil
Astoria. .lie can leu now mucn .vm'LM 1
every port in the world possesses, and !
lrr)rMa tie ainarlH)Ba '
lown: "Ami, tnus, .you sec, gentlemen, .
that right here .in our .state at. the
fiouth of the Columbia we have the !
lainest deep water port in the whole I
vorbt and on that port has been buno.-
ed tne great city of Astoria a great
wfirk of.fiod and man combined.
lit tins' only flirco sUes.,
I He, .U.ln and ":
RED CROSS DRUG
STORE ' .
"Iluce a 'I'lial Always Vv'al"
NANTA I'Kl'Z Olt'NTV.
KllKK W21 .list of Santa Crur. I'o. !
Kunch Bargain!) .and Literature. Wil- i
son Ilres., Santa Crur., Calif. . , 1
l-irn-itp. !
What Solves
the Greatest
Problem in
Your Home
Today
To the Public . .
' We' are going to continue' tfur sale on our .
. ENTIRE LINE OF MERCHANDISE
At Cost! :
AND LESS THAU- COgT
To meet.tho Reeonstrufstion ,. -Period:
Cor.iptrr Our Prio' Bfr Baying ;
Clint's Clothiery
"The Store with a Conscience"
Special
Notice 1
'The regular inevtjiiit- of. the'l). O. r
O. 'K.Siutuiday fvetiinjt at i. of l'.
.Hall. ' '. .
Watch
Space
TO RESTORE MORGAN STRAIN
Effort! 'af 0prtTifif of aricultuf
Shown Ifl ftcnt 100 Mil Ttt
for Hortct
KfTorn'nf 1"nit-i1 f . Tl:irr-im-nl
ofif AirrfciiHiH t' fton- . (h't
.Mnrsnif cttrntn of lior.-ff, wlilti liiM Ip
tiling ncnrly oxtliift. nhowfil rht-lr if
focf In Hie ri'nt :uwm!li U-mt fr
.nririy liorsiw. Our of 17. cotrlvs "ft'T
ten finishf.l, ifnI-iif ttiV4-the; ixih ifid
w-vfiith wore &ftriMn hnr'-, 'rfa of
thnui rnKM on tho il'-Tifiitiint tn k
tnrm. In Mna'Jusir. 'IJn riorr
worn r"iiiJriv1 to frnvT Wi )A)I fay
fnrcflvt ln!, r&rrfiug Hip rt-nn'iit ion
rnvplcy loud nf -4"i pinrT. "
PROFITABLE TO RAISE MULE
P:n Suggne arrers'svho ta
lti etrience DiMcufty In aaHing '
young Marasa
Mn with 6f'nd-led "rosres. who
fire hifrlnj a hard time dlpifir of
yminj; horses yfllt find ltf.,m"r" pnft" t
ehle to raise mules, than to rs ai eolia.
Medlutn-prti-ed Js' csn"nfnr h? par
Cha'ed with a reasonable certainty of
braalttf. t, -
ar Thoia Whe e'ieva jn Orearr
To dreaai of chickens. yf'U III be
Da) victfin of a cowifraV a t To eat
To Drtya' a Nail rhta Piattaav
Befona trying to drive a nairlntn
nn.r; a f a, f 'to.s yoa will eltyaa), a trea-eroo
S'W.U AT
THU'
C'x,
Eastern Oregon
light
J """ b;" 8 ' 'l'U'-'fclr frieci. To kill them, honor and .re.
hci,ttd! .-ane-eo !-, fcu iffr-a, v ,hP Trm 1DjIlr, , ttiJai II
l.m.i h-?.,!,,n.: . C1T11? , il(1(lJjKlluot-:,. m
0- surroondn plaster. a a
and Power G
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AS
CADE
SUNDAY ONLY
WiLLIAfl 50X
presents
EILEEN
PERCY
err.-
e''! JAf t .5 1, 9U
vne
LAND
'"A furioualy Mint five' reel Comedy Abott
a Bug Hoteie Party on Ik Httt Island?
.. . -TONIGHT-.
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