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. Local News In. Brief !
r M GRANDU EVENING OBSERVER .
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PAGE THREE
I believe tht they should also be', liver P. Morion Womun's 'Relief
Goes lo Portland
W.. K. BMick of Summervillc .has
gone to Portland for. two) urkf.
Cues to California '
C. It. Jackson left Thursilav wi-nim.
for Ontarib, Oal.
a visit in St. Paul, Chicago, ami other
.eastern cities.
Here Ytim Newborn ,
Mi. W. A. McNcaJ and daughter
ltulh w-rived homo this morning from
New berg where they .have been on a
thl'ei! Vfik vUtt
la lA'avc
Frank 'Robinson, nromiiicnt niusi-! I'avl's tar Wallowa Lake
'ia of I.a Grande, will leave "Sunday I Mrs. Fred Ward of Albany, who
for &tlt lakc. ihaa been visitim- hern with Mrs.
l.loyd Scribcr, left this morning on
the branch for n visit to Wallowa
Lake for a few days.
nn. the tax mil. They used to be and I
1 consider 'that a mistake was made
when they were taken off the roll.
Why shouldn't my Kord pay $5 a year
taxes s well as tho licenses, and the
I bicRcr and expensive cam in propor
tion? The tux commission will prob
ably make some recommendations .for
drastic remedies to the next legisla
ture, for everyone . who is familiar
wih state and county governments,
knows that there, is room for cer
tain savings." Oregonian.
Iieturns From Portland
Fred K. Smith, retired merchant of
lOlgin, who has been in I'ortland for
the winter, returned yesterday morn
ing to his home in Elgin.
Itehirns From Huron
Mrs. John l.loyd returned yesterday
morning from Huron, where she h.'.s
been for several davs.
Leaves for Raker
John Strieker, deputy sheriff, left
yesterday morning for Raker where
he is going after Autis Perry.
Klma Ray Returns
Miss Klma Ray has returned from
Portland where she has been visit
ing friends and relatives for the past
two weeks.
To Attend Funeral
i.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rl'ythe or
Pnrthnd went through on No. A.
Thursday morning on their way to
Nampa, Idaho, to at lend the funeral
of Mr. Rlythe's mother.
Visiting Here
Mrs. Howard R. Nnodgrnss of
Blackfont, Idaho, arrived yesterday 1,1
visit with her sister, Mrs. T E. Pier
son. Mrs. Snndgrass will be here
' about three weeks. ,
On Faslcni Trip
Of interest to their former La
Grande friends is the pev.-s thai Kev.
and Mrs. George h. Clark, and ;oi
Janie.i, left Pendleton Thursday for
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COMING EVENfrs.
June 20, 8 p. 111. Free Chris
tian Science lecture at Star
Theatre.
June 20. Annual scloool elec
tion, 1! to 7 p. in. ill Central
school.
June lio. -Annual- picnic of
the county graifge at the
experiment station at
Union.
July 2. .Pempspy-Cnrpentiur
bout, Jersey CKy.
July 2-4. State Convention
United Artisans, Astoria.
July R-lli, - (.'iaulauipia at
Riverside Psirk.
July 15-17. Sta'.o conven
tion, United Spanish War
Veterans in Astoria.
August II. Special charter
'tiiiiciuliiient electiou.
Home From Stanford
Robert Kmahiser, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. I). Kmahiser urrived homo
List evening from Stanford univer
sity, in California, whero he has been
attending school.
Go on Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Jliren Stiiwell and
family left last evening for a trip
through Pendleton, Walla Walla and
Yakima. Mr. Stiiwell is the proprie
tor of the Stiiwell Meat Market.
Leaves for I.Osline
Mrs. O. F. Mays left this morning
on tiie branch for her homo in Los
tine. Min. Mays has been visiting
here in La Grande for u few days.
Leaves for Klr..in
Mrs. J. C. McKimsey left this morn
ing on tlie branch for Elgin to visit
with friends and relatives for a few
days.
Goes to Elgin
Mrs. A. l' Roulette accompai.ied
by Evelyn and Wiluiti Mays left this
morning for Elgin to spend a few
days visiting.
Boy Scout Meeting
A meeting of the patrol leaders of
the boy scouts will be held In the Y.
M. C. A. at 7 o'clock this evening. At
this meeting preparations will be
made for a hike on Tuesday. The
hike will be taken under the leader
ship of Harvey Carter, assistant
scoutmaster. The boys will meet at
7:0 onuosduy morning.
Corps of l.-i.tirnndc. .;.ie.s a lent-
ed musician and has studied ahoud.
Mrs. Lylc is a mmibrr of be IhiVhi
tors of the American Revolution also
and -has utUded three continental
conventions. Ijist year shu ws a
delegate to Washington, 1). c. Roth
W. K. C. and D. A. I!, members are
to march in tomorrow' parade and
Mrs. Lylo is puttied as to which or
ganization she will join. Tuesday's
rcnillcton hast Oregoiiian.
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Goes to Portland
Mrs. K. Charboneau left this morn
ing for Portland to meet. her niece,
Mrs. "William Docker, formerly Miss
.Margaret Bono of L'a Grande.
should m? scut rta to (the V.
not Inter (hail MVidiiv.
Jt. C.
.A. I
Other classes wl lis offered with.
1 few days. J ti-18-ll
Attend IheA Frco Christian Sci
ence lecture lmiduy night, Juno 20,
ut 8 p. m., iiihttir Theatre.
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.Mr. Kinzie Improves
Mrs. Frank Toney came down from
Raker Monday evening, to be with her
father, who is in the hospital. Mr.
Kinzie is getting along very nicely'
now. .Mrs. Toney left for her home
last night.
Preparing for t'isc
A. S. Cooley, attorney of Enter
prise, is ill the city, preparing for 11
case which is to come up ill court
next week, and for which he is attorney.
tines lo Enterprise
Mr. lsabelle Fleming of.Conner
ville, Iud., left this morning for Kn.
''rpiise lo spend several mouths vis
iting hr r brother.
Returns o Lostinc
Mrs. S. L. McKinsey left this
morning for her homo in Lostine nfter
a trip to Portland where she went to
attend the Grand Chapter of the
Oregon Easlcrn Star.
Goes lo Enlerprise
Mrs. W. F. Savnjje left this morn
ing for EntcrpriM', after atteniiini;
the Grande Chapter of the O. E. S.
which was held at PorUand.
Will Give Address
liev. K. II. Coker left l-ast evenin:.'
for Raker to spend a few days attend,
ing the convention of the Christian
church at which he wilt be one of thv
speakers.
Ilehis Establish Station
J. W. Hillings forest supervisor o?
Wallowa loft this morning for his
home in Wallowa. . Mr. Billings was
i jhere to see about establishing .h look
t 'out station on Mt. Emily to watch for
llfire
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Workingraen's
Clothes
Arc our specially. Mcr
cluuulise thai you can iv
ly . on. liaih itadci s, take
notice that . we cAVry
Overalls, ShjiU
Worliiuu J-'anis, Shoes
i latin and Caps
(JlovcsAt iirlerwear
it fact, anytnin oii uvvd
Quality MmAujinsc at
I.iincst I'rices
'iH Kx(lijnu;p Pulpits
Ui'V. 1. I.uri'0, of C'nvn, and llrv.
A. It. Sitlon. of t hn 'Panlist chnr;-h
'11 here, will exchange pulpits tomur-
j Forest Supervisors llcrp
j -J.' HilHnffS, forest FUporvisor of
M'atlowa, U. M. Evans forest suht-
visor oP Haker, and .1. C Kuhn, forest'
supervisor of Pendleton, spent yoster
jd'iy in l a (Irando to make 'a trip to
'Ml. Kmily t(t find ;i suitable spot to
establish n look-out station there fyr
all three points to look for fire.
Attorney Is Here
Attorney A. W. Schuupp of Joseph
arrived in the city this afternoon from
his Wallowa county home, "and will
spend the next several days in mak
ing preparations for a court case
whii'h is to be heard next week.
Arrived Home
Clayton Iuj;le arrived home thi.i
morning from Eugene where he has
been attending the University of Oregon.
Hel urns ' From Ituise
Everett Knowles, son of Judge J.
VV. Knowles, returned this 'morning
from Boise where he has been the
past few weeks tending to business.
(Joes to Baker
J. K.. Wright, secretary of the En
Grande Investment company left this
morning for linker.
Bedims From Portland
Mrs. Charles, Murrhison returned
this morning from I'ortland where she
has been attending the (. E. b.
Buys Farm
C. W. Lo flu inl has bought the Oscar
Ferguson farm whieh consists of
three hundred mid sixteen acres. S
A. Pen nick trunsncted the deal.
(Joes to Huntington
Thomas Elskamp of BfiTier returned
this morning from Portland where he
has been .attending the Hose Festi
val. Mr. Elskamp will remain in La
Grande a few days before going on
to his home in Baker.
Goes to Portland
Mrs. Phebic Wilson Uft this morn
ing for Portland to (be gone three
weeks. 1 . .- . . g
Returns Frnv Portland
Mrs. C. N, Humphreys of En
Grande returned last evening from
Portland where she has been attend
ing the 0. E.. S. convention.. '
" THl SlOlit- WITH A COfSCUNiC"
1108 Adams Ave.
Visitor at Meyer's Home
Mrs. -M. I,,. Causey of Portland is a
visitor at the F. E. Meyer's homo
Mrs. Clausey accompanied Mr. Mcy
ers. Miss Dorothy Meyers and Alfred
Meyers to Ea Grande, on their return
mito trip, from Willamette Vollev.
Mr. Meyers attended the state bank
ers convenHon at Se:iside, and Miss
Dorothy, who has la-en attending O.
A. C, hL CorvaUis, joined the p-irty
on their return D ip.
DANCE
Modern lalices Tucsrltiy and
and Sjilui'tlay nighU
Ticket pivcX e.ttli lady dancer,
for Tri.c '1 n Riven way
vHvh Ttil;da nitrlit
Drawing ) I o'clock
Watch this :;uy) for dates
REX HALL
N. A. Diselet, olr.
Pierre Talks Taxes
''Do you know that more than
per cent of the nrome frofn renta!-
:;tts for taxes?" immiied Walter M.
iVerce, of Ea .til amle. "The figures,
(proximately, are brlween .'15 and 4'
wr rent. In a few - years, a very
ffw years when we havp all these
state and emmly bond.-i to pay for.
the p'',et;,r;, will run to M) per
tent. I wonder how many people are
jrivmg a uttle study to thi prb!ein
"f taxation ? I'tie r(irntni.-ion afi
t'fin;d o hivestjjtate the tax silia
!ien wilt i.iobably agree Ihn. t': i v
I 4 .tj I lie 'o'ne kmd of h.jn-i wit."
lax sr ',I'-tt. certain thing ea1; be
teaebed wlii' i do riot now 'pav .!iei"
-hare. -i have to put :i top
t (he exemptions frorn tax'es. ton.
'I here ?ire many exemptions now and
this ht mut in? levised- Then
(Joes to Baker"
Mis- IE A. Thonvis left this morn
ing to attend the Christian church
convention that is being held at Baker.
Here From Spokane
Stanley It. Bray with the Holly Ma
son Hard'ware company of Spokane is
registered at the, Sommer hotel.
Leaves for Baker
Mrs. F. E. Graham left this morn
ing for Biker to visit for a few days.
TO ESTABLISH SHEEP FLOCK
Farmers Should Not Hesitate to Pay
Good Price for Ewes That Pro.
duce Thrifty' .Lambs.
Tn eslnblMilm: n Hock of sheep do
not hestta-te o pay t) vooil prbe for,
ewes If ihey are exactly adapted, and
especially for those that, when ,tndl
ebmsly mated, are Hkely to produce
lambs that will uive tin hcM return
for the food whleh they consume. It
Is of the utmost Imporlautv lo make
ire of rams that pose great Individ
ual merit, and siroti-:ly Inherit the
good points by which' they are d!t'ln
utshed. Calebs a ram has a scuod
nmsctdine bead and stamls firmly .tit
strong legs he llould not We eleeted.
however great bis merit? iuay be In
other respect. "Breeding ewes should
bp kept tn uood store cotaltilon. Show
condition and low condition both must
he avoided.
BEST TIME TO TRAIN COLTS
Mistake Not to Halter Foals and Teach
Them to Lead During Infancy
Means Less Trouble.
It Is n mistake not to baiter' fonls
nnrt teach them to lend during Infancy,
when It can be done with less trouhle
thnn at nny other time. A few min
utes two or three times a week Is suffi
cient, ns they should he by no means
pulled about so ns to make them per
spire, ns there Is then n risk of their
raking eotd. As well as the baiter
lessons the youngster s'honld bp taught
to eat dry food, which, be will simn do
If It Is held to him or If allowed fn
eut from the manger wifh his dam.
I NEW TODAY!
yon SAU0-.1JU6 Owilituil Knu.l-
Btlir. tNIKllU', tWO lll-M (iiHItl.
Vimv ui' ut hIhihuu'b (iurucp.
oiMMislto Kikti Tumt.lti. (L'llil will
haiullii. Tonus. Wrltu Thoa I.,
UriKht, Tho Dulkui', Orveun.
fi-lS-aip
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CADE
T II EAT RE
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n'I!NlTi:RK KOIl SAL.1C ItiiKx,
oil stove, kiti'hvn riil.iiu't, riK'k
iiiK cliulvs. Call Suiiiluy, lioom 7
. npsl'.uib In Coulliko UUIk.
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It HUNT S houJ')Lui
riiouo m'li atitiirj
(.pint: ri.ouiK
U-lS-tl
l'OI! ItKNT-
flll'llhlltKl.
'5-rooju imxlul'll Iiduku
Itutl Sill. ti-U ;:ii
TONIGHT
"LYING LIPS"
A UMIVV I) KAMA Ol' 1.11'K ANI) LOVE .
i tKaaasmmrnxmssuMsmtutmrn
KOU KENT KurnjHli(l
liouvo. . 1;117 .Madison.
moiloi'ii
G-lS-L'lii
KOIl SAI.H Two Ki'iulo ToRKiMtliprg
milk Kt'iitx. Clioan. if lakon nl
oiiro. l'arly lou.ili; town, fall
3113 Ailams. G-1S-J1.
1'Olt liKNT Kilrnisjiil uimrl munis.
No t'lilMnMl. lG(i Wash. Phoun
Main 7U1
C-lS-ll.
KOIt ItKNT Knr . h yoar, acivcn
rooms, closo in, 'on A.lams, all
(o tho samo parly M(.ii Hvlnit
rooms un flit rhn' iiuTiirnlHlipil.
Tlivuo liti'KO. Wlrrninc ywoiH(.ii
son. nil floor, I furnishl'il. Newly
kalsuminccl un lmiere.jMals.
Milt. Ail:,..
SUNDAY ONLY
EUGENE O'BRIEN
in . .-'
"THE LAST DOOR"
exciliny ' uilvculuro of tliu upjior and-
unilt-f woiid
ALSO ' . ' ' . '
('OJMil)Y
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ni MondA.
' (i l!-1t'.
rfritished . house,
O . G-lS-lt.
1'Olt SAM: -Vidian motorcycle jit
bargain. Vjill at Union' Mof'n-
C. V . 6-18 Ut.
wit ! M',- fsiew ami , useit ears
NVw-Unyiioi, , rhtilmers, Keo
wellSj I Indue,
ind Cbiilmer
at reduced
prices, .l-'rencb TMid Youhk. I lift
Wash. Ave. i-18-;tl
Care of Phone.
'Onrft every to often (jive the teUv
phone a tVorouyh wrthlnc; tn alcohol.
Tnke ntT ibe-nauthdeee and pour alco
hol throtuxli the little lados Into a sau
cer. Wash the receiver with n. cloth
w et with alcohol. , I in not wipe Hit
r-nrts dry, but let tho alcohol evap
orate. "A'T'diol is one of the most cf
fecti'e antiseptics known.
I MARY MI
1 TIIK I
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Truck, jUsc - Mawr
t'oid.Vll o.Aaxwll i
phrtsNoioX HceVsries
Kron I, eel ill
litre, Monda'yl
Subject. "Chil
i "Klven at. Star Tho
Lluno ::n. al H p. m
t inn Science."
n-l"S-2t
XOTK'l-:.
Th.e Ir.Vnd t.lty KjiworUv jea;'.'ue
will serviX si t a widen y shor t c.iku
and he cnytn yi!h eike Wednes
day, .In no Vl!n. from it lo I II
o'eloek p. m. ll the honit! ot Kim.
j. Leitcii. .7 i; i-;;t
notjci:,
The regular meeting of the inem-
Tacilie 'o-fiueralive.
ha held Ium KiiKbM
.) une
bei-j of
r,ne will
Tuesday,
'W. II. J)obhs
of the I'lieiTh
of San Franc
prluclploH of
the nieoihiK.
erved by tho ladies'; auxiliary
he Co-op'i ullvo Leauue.
WALTKU Jt. d'AIIKIIR.
-v . - ' - . .President;
y us. k. at. HKAII,
., fS'-'eietary.
0 lS-St. .
21, at Xx. m.
s, of the ceiUCT o
' (Vp'MyTTe I.ea
i;o, will Mik on
f co-oeyi?rTon.
ref reisniiieiitrt will
MAKE
THE
OREGON
YOUK IIOTKL
WllliN IN
, COKTI ANI)
N1 TUKSDAY.
LES MINTER
-iri'LK CLOWN
,A RTOitt Ktory tir ilio fircus. ,
TO OTn.':vu:iR2ia8xisKKDBinnEa
"If it hit a
, WM'wfi'r it
imi 'I II I (.'IIH-Dtj-ltlt"
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and yo'li ncicr need put
the water
rt w ttr r
Viltm I
York ( I v. J
tin e on f
Shir Th'Vt
at a p. liW
Sorter, (!, K. Ii., ol New
will' ejvo bis J ''''! h"'1'
rislian Silence,' at Iho
ii, Monday; June '!oth.
ti-J8-i:i
Kere Frmn Portland
ave Koliinson, with the Hobinsou
Steal Hardware company, is here I"
La (iranle frorn Portland on business-
IteturiiK rVom Wallows
Kwen MoKwen arrived homo laiii
'veninjr from- Wallowa where he has
!e.n visiting his uncle, .James Mc-I'vAen.
nny CnrnivRl
A uuilter of the boy of tlie youn'c-
er ei iire busy planning a Penny Car-
t:an that is to be held all next week
it Sixt'h strict. The Jkivs have
been Lu'-y for some time planning for
and we-h every one to come and
hav s, ood I np.
IMPOlfT ANT NOTICK!
The first i,!-sinn f tmi bekinninj;
Stenography llass will be held in I he
hitfh sc1km) dlpartment of' rommenre
at 2 oVliH'k Tl'lnf, .June l.
The first scl ionfof the ' beKintiers'
class jn bookkYpif Will be held in
the same pla'-e It ll o'clock Wed ties
day, June Tl,
There in -oppor tmiity-for a few more
1 o j.in theio rlasiei, ami namr
13 ' T '
j there is the
t!at the aut
automobile.
( pay
It i'true
i'-eHM', but
r 9
i,arr:S
H aft. X T J . .
Carrs
(ioprt to Portland-
Mi. (Juy Pratt and daughter Sevell
eft this morn i n u f(,r Pot Hand for a
two weeks' vit-it with friends' and
relatives.
L-ave for Iwinton
Mr. nnd ,Mi. John Chapman wll
!eae toftipht for Iwistou, Mont., to
nttfil t-hn funeral. of Mr. Chapman'
brother; H. H. Chapman, vho'died
thi tiiorninj. ,
rcdit IjSopd
Ilrrr Fmm (irnrhrart
Mr. (.'. C. ItUKBi-r nf.Ccarlu-iirl i
h'ro in Iji ;rne to H-nl nonie
vini'.inif witj her paiant.
...
I'm! I'r-idi.nt I'rrvnl o
Mr. run T. I.c. .if (mulir.f-
h.n-a, formerly of J j (ira:i'. i
II
nice ii ii
m&m s!j . I
A lt-r 11 - ffjWBw.-i' II '. W W W T,
or MMkZVMkrtKmCU,m ll
ropulur Si'lkMia lohhy
Al Uie ('Xlci of : 1
Kvoi'jtliW V
lii'itadwijy at Stark St. (
(
. w niiKKi'tu Jim 'wrii", pniim! 1
nr wlro for r.morvutloni). I
AKIWK ll. MliYKKS, ;(
M;inaKt-r. , I
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B'.
If l.'r .-5'
A II "
iiu-liK
L.r thr
ul linn
i: 0$''
your hands in
The I.auh-I ry-l"tfo 1
elm Ill's u jrk ly .mil ih
chine uhirli iheni ilry
m;ikcs hrnki'ii f.istrncrs
it uniiivi'siaiy to put ih
iliul we'll ul.nlly di'lUnlK
, DKALlvR'S NAMR HERE
Street Address l'lionc Number
no wrfujer. Alter washing the
this electric washing ma
le in one minute. I his
ns iuipuskihle nnd makes
in the w ater. Phone today
11
Nate Zweilfel
Start for
MrEdisorfs $10,000
h
AccrpliiirT our 3 tiny offer. Mr.
Edison wnnts a pluase which will
distinguish the NewU.Cdisoij from
' tho ordinary tfilk'inj'-AiHchinc. Get
it by cxpcriiTK'ntiri"; vlilh the New '
Edison in your ownilvimcl We
will lend yvu. r.n instrument Jpr
three days. lo c:)wb or obliga-
tfon. Act (it'cl;!y. Biing oc mail .-
the coupon
formalinn
Free Airplane Ride
SUM) AY,
Juno 19(liat 2:30 p.m.
i7i;u jiu; Aii(ri.,NK ;s
La Grande. Aircraft Co.
WALTER f. LUES, Mjr. and I'ilot
ri t : i.i.s i fi;i.D.
Act (i-.ci;iy. Hying or. mail .--npon.
The "upon nls
.you a I Yll.r of iJinpIcte in-
inn ab'Vt t.y; 'EAivm' .
riiUt.WHVrrr. I:'. p. in. tl,.V'. Hiiilcy fanft
7i ilm uicl'iXil' 'i-w S.J. Iliikci'. Orciriiif. '
2H Uv.J nffotin;r tr.0'...' I'l.liiml ( 'hiiia hiiwh ami
tioaivf S.Cu.i ri. si? hio ., ntlicis due soon., 6
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