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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE VEN;NC OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Tuesday, June 11, 1932 Pace Six Bryan and Hanna Won Fame As Party Bosses A McKinlcy's Mentor Put lousiness Into Politics; "Great Commoner" Was Democracy's Ruler for Years j brought tiftrm the htss:n at Chlao, JwhH lying 111 at Philadelphia with lUtuptMW In hi UhtiA. Othra were itfnwjt iA Utah, Urtv Of Maj:hU-u4-.KfM, WaUwortri of Wtw York, M CormP.t of Mlno., lirutultv of lX ltOdl- Ullih'f fwrth wrlitr (CopyrIht, Jlti.!!, KKA tUrvUi. Inn,) VAl'ttlHi'i'(H, JuriA M two OUUtftOdlliK political lion" lit tltf! turn of the prinmt century were Mart Jfwmm and William J, ilryaii, Jfimnn, oiia of the moat powerful find IrflXitlVd ff i.tadf, ri;)dtd that hi? fr-firi Will Htm h. M' Klnlcy rnttal not ho toft at Urn mercy of K'otjp of mahliio p,iM inrii conniving In a anofco-flllid turUr rifiin. j IHo h won I pi rMfntiUy through tho ununiry, with plenty of monoy and plenty of promi-i", and alined up ftllOIJJl, littlft and (tv,n.Uin ( loaim. M Klnli-y'a nomination by tho Jl'jM(hll IH.fl lii Ifflfl, Thou lilt decided that idoctlon cam paign should tw put on a hiiilm l;h'f), Jlo tnitn.d million or dollar, uhhdly fiom irprat(on who felt; that M'KJftifr nr'nilniitiott va their; bflftt hl'l, llllfl OlO':Urd M'Kllll:y OVT Jlrvan, During Ida porh1 lui Jipiihllciii jm Mm hi! C'halrrnun from tHWi until htn ddii til In 11104, llniinn had fthnott complrur control ovor thu party. Ifnnnrt Jinil ohwrved hotol room liomlmiMnn, In prevloua riimpnlirnM. In ihm, when It appeared tho ito puhlhiuof HJcoly to win tho fo- J'rwtJIK "ill, IIMi'im Mt-j-int ;niiM.ni' . rally to weed out Uin bow r.andldatoa I and Hi) ffcwffjtft oia. Wo well did hi irt''mwitUm tutntfhljt witwsl tlmt M':Kliily won without a atniif- rjlfl, although AUtll bOM HA Plait and Quay hftlfl wt until tl t-uA. Wlwrn it Mf. arm.- nvlPnt that iiryan li(t a real (:hn;e Uj win, M'.KInl'ry, an imtlOTiuJ i;halrnnri, threw hiuuwit tnltt a hrlllUnt, ftXiHTMlvo campaign. Hd w;t wit i1u'bU tli Muntry trj tim linirr of "iryiil;n" anrt In mlv-.tr. H ww-J 14' pnakrii aoJ lilO inlllion plftcw of literature. Ifc levpfl riuotim on corporation, hankH ttt ni ImufhM'o forniriml;. ritlnlfiK mi (iffioiint cthrmU-l at alx f cv million flnllam, Ifaftna wim tlm mot tlk.d-ot man of lila tlim, Aftr M'Klnlryu U:v. tlon, ho ntfiiw-fi a cahlnct Job unrl , ha1 htrnwlf mixtti a AmaUir trn (jlilo, I-aUrr, vhftn a ftouth fMkotn ! wnator ittMu k!( hi in hii'I IntlmaUd ; lut h'1 hrlUd Ills way Into thn iKrii-j U an nn. went to Kf;iith JxikoU unrl rtrovi) thla nana tor (Alt of puhllc of' tun, Tho Itupnhllraii party wo not IhroiiKh vltli hotiil room noinlna tlona, tholiKh, hi WW), tho annaUf old Kiiari) rtnlnM!r(Ml tho mont fiunww onn of nil limn, flenntor JJoI'fi i'eiiroMi tho fat, rnUihv-e hoi of i'r-nimyl vrnilndom InaUd tho wtnatorlal rlhpio that (Titi:iU:ul urui eK"HetihUr Murray Crari of Wrw York, 11lr flnl le-!n(J crown of thorn" epec-b went f.laion for Hnn tr Warrfrn O. ifArd-'vrr A a wow, but It had been care- liiff WA4 fiaJ in Ofrfr Ifarvey's room At the Blaz-kirtVwf. Th frw York-PiirnnaylvAnlA clique wa flatly ojrpoa t Ionard Woxl and ft-nator Htrarn Johrivm, Prank lrwdrn, runnrriip to Voxj, had b.en a oort a iUiktd by prc-conventlon lnAtPn lo 1 waa rot a tAxnpd he waa the object of hysterical lrn for ad unknown. A young congrw- IpMcatiorw frdm machine dele- rnan fr KehrartkA. ha rod become 'tw. The ipeecli wa not one of on of the free aJWer heroe of con- nU bet efforu, although the rwolu iH and for a co-jple ot yeani had tIon be sppcad WM defeated, heen working tcward that nomlnA-1 tjon.. Hia mernorable "crc of gold ! Virginia a fairly shrewd and amiable fellow And other friend of John Aunt of King Has KEYNOTE OF , fully planned. In 1M0 luj held party In hl hAnd. the jwlth every delegation. Bryan attacked f;,, ?hTti MT. WoWn5 and Davl. w nominated ao pronounced that the nomination "V. trin .X Bryan, the atroniteat man in the tUsT mort a 100 bs",oM- hmrty. became Inevitable In I90e.' Bryan's, brother, Governor Charles LONDON, June 14 VP A prelim inary operation for removal of a cat aract from the right eye waa per formed today on the Princess Beat rice, aunt of King Oeorge. The op eration took place at Kensington palace. Princess Beatrice Is the daughter of Queen Victoria and the mother of former Queen Victoria of Bpaln. She was 73 years old In April. HAS FKAVCIKCO FEIXH QI AKK 'tint urcatcst rnHlern politician nrnoriff the l;in'Tiiu wai Wllllan On Friday nll(ht tho debates, 1 Aifaln that year, as In 1899 and HKXVT"" oi neorassa, was nonunau iw msny of them running short of cah,(rra was beaten In the election and he president, Bryan turned to and wre praying they wouldn't have to (jave up his hopes of being president, supported the lli-fated ticket through slay In chletgo over Sunday. The) . .. jthe campaign. miiiitorial (roup snt for Harding f In 191?, Bryan brought about the) William Jennings Bryan who show who had t-ld Harry M. Daugherty to nomination of Woodrow Wilson at ed his hatred for Tammany when he n.him efrorU on his behalf, because he ' Baltimore, hailing Wilson as a pro- bolted the Tammany-supported can wanUd to file for the eenat again In grcsslve, . ',' ( jdldate, Champ Clark, at Baltimore In oruw not Ui Umi his seat and told At tinn Pranciscb, In 1020. he was a 1V12 and fought Al Smith at New Harding l)o waj Ui be the next presl- ! delegate .arrayed .against the. eastern j York In 1024 died too soon to see the bonaes. At New York, In 1924, Bryan wet, Tammany-reared Smith nomln vigorously supported MeAdco against att-d almost. by acclamation at Hous Srnlth In the. historic deadlock. . -,tjn. four years, ago.. He probably Bryan's jast Rotable piece of con-'couldn't have done much about It. Jetuilnfia Bryan, who guided the party i vwitlon oratory was In opposition to He had been talking vaguely about In live national conventions and ! tnc reso!utlon which would have de-(tho nomination of. a congressman played important rolea In two others. I wninced the Ku iclux Klan. Again, ' named W. A. Ayera, -from. Kansas. ... Ncvir elected U high office, ho nevertholm held enomifus polltkiil prer over a longer period than any other private citizen beforo or since his time. No man evor rose to such thrilling, cHr-ctlvo heights In national political convention. Anyone who saw or heard him In IfilO, Hurt or 1012 or 11)24 never could forget hlrn. Though ho fought the Ikxmcs In many conventions, Bryan's own nom- SAN FRANCISCO, June 14 wv-A slight earthquake was felt by rest- dents here at 1:44 a. m- today and iat San Jose where the movement was reported quite pronounced. Phone vs. Radio If It's really an entertaining radio program tlis oddn are 8 to 8 that the telephone will ring. Toledo Blade. Shortage Noted "Unfortunately." slglis i Indy writer, "all men are not Romeos." And, for that mailer, there Is a more or less severe iliortage of Juliets. Ft. Wayne News-Senllnel. . BY DICKINSON (Continued Prom Pace One) ocratlc leaders sought to distort his every word; to belittle his every ef fort St human nd economic relief: to impugn his every motive: to frus trate his every move, Their orders were to ,'smear Hoover'." ' Democrat Ip the house, Dickin son said, followed 1-Cr. Hoover for a time last fall because they had no program of their own but finally they broke sway. The Republican keynoter said the result was the wrecking of the economy bill and a flouting of the party's own lead ers. ... The relief prpposal . by . Speaker Garner of the .bouse which already had been lambasted by the chief executive as a "pork barrel". jneasure was assailed by Dickinson. He charged also that measures spon sored by the Democrats threatened to .debase the dollar. ..la raised, he said, the "gliost of 1806." The organizing of farmers into co operatives fdr the hwketlng of their products .was termed the outstand ing accomplishment of the. farm board "which has been the butt of much criticism, the greater part of which Is unjust." The board was also given credit for bolstering the price of .wheat and cotton through stabilization efforts. The profit to the farmer as a result was estimated at between 12,000.000, 000 and $3,000,000,000. Credit for substantial betterment through the Smeot-Hawley tariff by Dickinson was accompanied by the contention that tlie Democrat! were badly divided on the Issue, despite their criticism of the Republican stand. ' He said In the senate alone there were 1010 votes for. Increasea or against decreases by Democrats dur ing consideration of tho last tariff measure. There has been, he continued, more recent Illustrations of the "avidity which the Democrats pursue high tariff rates." "They generously supported duties on copper, coal, oil, and lumber," Dickinson said, referring to Import levies which were placed in the re cently completed tax measure. isl: nsMMlf' 4 KNTItfU'RISIO i'NRSONAhS 1 I1JM nil jiiji ) II) lllllh' .lolmtmi ( f Jhtturvor (.'orrnnponihmt) ntfl'Mll'tiim (Mp.Tlul) Mr, find Mia, Vornufi Iiiik him tint proud par' fit In of a nine pound huhy hoy, horn at tho Knttirprl'4ii lionptt-ul Mutuiday iiumiihif. Mm, Iinit wiut ronnnrly Mitxliiti I'lUcffir of WiUlowa, Vli'lnr Milhu', noil of Mr, nnd Mm, A, 11, Mlllur, n-LiiriiiMl Krldny morn lni( lioin (ioiviillln whom hn him honn (iLU'lMltMH HdllOOl, Mr, nnd Mm. Adoljili hl'Mni., with thfilr N'mi and daUMhUif, Adolph .Jr. itlld Mill I y ii i id KiiNHnll Nulnoil wnio VlH It'ftH nt Wiillowti lkit 1 1 1 In wi'Okahd. IHtilTIICHH MA VI, ACT HAOINAW, Mich, W) Thin town which kvo honlni, mid of t ureal HlfhtwidKhln, Kid MvlfpHt, nan n hro tlutr not 'la Kiniihhi, Jon and Mlkn Mlkiw, Not Fair? if Ki a pair frflo with ituch purchaao of two or nifrn pint of Pahco Multl attrvlco Kniunol at tho Homo Lumhiir it iUnxX Co, fl-ll-4 t.! Kojulty No- fl rowaxl offurrd for tho nrr;nt and conviction of party who placed u hiiihII hin kiit t'otitalnliiit two pint hot ili'H of homo hrtiw In tho confer of hack cnt of my Hlijdi;hakor widan w hi lo ataiidliiK in front of tho Pen dleton hotnl Juno oth, Mm, Uda Jonca, tJ'J-2 t. MITH H Of Hll J'lt 1 1 I 'M H,I,II HMi:u i:i:( i i ion mium ih ni-itisHV oivkn that hy vhtun of mi oxiictitlon I untied out of tho CI mi It Court of tho Mlato of Oregon for Umatilla County, and to mo dlrncU'd and dell vot ed, upon n jUdKMient nnd docroo rendered and onii'ird In nii Id court on tho llth day of Juno, in favor of it. h, Klliott, nnd aHiilnat Dido Hhiriher itn 'i'ruatoo ll i id or tho hint will and tontiunont of William HIliNhoi', tlecrnncd, in a null thoiclli pciidlliK whorelu tho oald 11. I., ICIIIotl waa plnlntlff and Ualo HlUnhol' ait Tr tin ten uiidur tho laat will and Unihtmont of William (ilimin-r, (Uuiiimml, and othern, are dafondiinlH, whhdi milt la known iui ICiiulty No, 0171, for tho Minn of l(i:i,iiio.'l(i, to gether with InUn-eiit thereon at tho t'lilo of II per annum from Novem ber ItciO, until imltl, mid for tho further mi in of HHK) m aUnrmiyti fee ft, mid for 7l.il( cixiU and dln- humtilnoiila, and upon u JutlHinent and decree rendered In mild mill in favor nf U. II, MaiNh, im 'riunteo. hHiiliiHt Data Hlunhor lift Trlinloo undnr tho hint will and lo.itntnoht of Wil liam MIUMinr, diirmoied, for tho mini of l(l,(i(lo.lH, hKahoi' With Inlei'imt on mild 1111m at tho rain of 11 per annum from Documhrr lo, lii'-H, tin Ill pithl; for tho ruithtir mini tr MH) iwt aMoiiHiyu feevi, and t'JI.Itn nmlnnnd illnlmiTit'llicntn, whleh mild decreo, JUdfimcht, and order nf culo of tho herelnarior denetlhed piuporty hi, a heen duly diNki'lii and onrolled In I Mo urilco of tho Cli'i k of mild eourl, anil tli and hy whleh mild Juditment, u tk, and order nf noli It waa di- n eted Mint I he lii'icliinf U'l' di'iicrlhed property In Unluii Cuuniy. Oi(i)(n, to- Wli-i Tho Mont hV4 nt Qtiul ter id tho Until liwonl. gnai'lei' of Hin-llnn 'J; Went 1 1 ii I r or I hi' NnrlhwcHt Quiulrr; NmiIIi Half id tho Mouth went, CJtltil Irr; Until heaar Otlitriet' til tint HouthWent guar ler ;if Heid Inn H; Vlimt lluir or tho Nnilhwi'Mt Quaiter i'f thrill-u M; In Tovnhli it M, it. lift, K, w, M., Ill llldtiu Cnunly, (Jlrunu. Together with the leneinetttti, heii'dUiiiurntri, und iippm ten itnteH theietuitn liidmiKhUt or In anywlmi iiiperlnlulii, and iiImo all llitpitneuirnta, Hunliuer tallnw plowlltK of ulhfl' phnvliiK of t'lll tlvaUim Alliiuled to Int-ateil upon ttttld piemlfti'it or ony part, ihi-re-ol, and almt nil Hie ertluti-, iltht, Idle and lnteir.-d, (lower and lhiht id dower, properly, pumrn tloii, cluhmi ami deitutnilH wlutt Moever ot ll to nitri,;anor oml or I ho etd ata of William HlUhhor, drivatied. In and lo Iht m.hiio i.tid i hi revel un and i ovoi Mmm, and u iiiaitidei and roiiialndem, mitti, twHUen ami proftlft thereof, ho aold hy me i mttlify mtld JudH tttenla a l hi all enili, Tlieidoio, i win, on tho iMlt day d ,lulv, IU.ij. i,i i),o ,oUr ot eleven nVhxk In i ho nrcnoon or mild day t iw ttout diHtr ol the court Itotote lit ,iho ftiv nt U Grande. Vnhm runty. jiMeuon, mH the naid pmuiaoa ami all 'Ihe il,;li. uilr. mul hitelT-d whtfll 'tho kouI detenditid, Itale i?lu-tuM' ua Truwtiv unnei (he lit will and KnUa ment t-t Wlllmm Hlutdior. dtvoard. ttad Iheieln and Iheielo on tho t dny of Novemhev, luat, or miicp then him aeipihrd or How li in ami to tho Mhi land, wnld hnd to ho nold nt ptildte nuetlivn to the MKhri hid- Heo Krttl Hpaoth for vonr Phimhliin ' ",t niu ln ,wm, Uw ."wn-aa of "I he niiihl hniiilllul hl In (ler man" h mint In-Uri nt a Itii f I M eniltihl ealled I raillrlll 1 Ii'lit ThnmiiH (ahuve). Hut her (Hlo hh a rshort -lltt'd inie, llehpiV homo tin fmmd lit he In Mellon ellodihi i:ui:laiiilt FIND IT IIEItE t'uij Mr this Column aul In In hy a. na. i:i ihiiii i:n si'iiw To kilt llitMt hiM-tMn nit yuliv itiu ili II. I 'l,il K 1'lonnln, ll-l l-l . Vol II All I HTISIMl When ynu ttunl n iilmw t'nvil qulrk ly mill trilnoltiilily ilonii. tnho ynur i nliipiuilllmi In KU IiiiiiIuiii's AH nml Hill Hliop. 'I'hi-V li'i lilllro 111 ill! Uliiils or tUmw t'litit mill Minn Wmk tl lll 'J t. t'AIIll nr III amis Wi wldli In llimik tho intiuy hul lllrllllH mill llelKlilmlh. liUii lltt liui.iiK Willi hii klllillv tii-lpiil illlllili; tho hlili- iti'iw mill ili'iiih ol our lii'luvi'il iti.iniov. Mm Miiiuli MllrnliiMli Uiikimii. timl iilnn lilt ItlMllllltll IhM'Ill iiiriiIKK. Hit l llllilli'll mm ivlnlliin tl-M-1 li lintl llvnllli); Irpnlln, IMiunp Mnlu Mltl Mtlil iiln In ho lll)llll In NiiltHdi I'll MI(I When Villi IlilVP II lili tliw i lili-l, y,M M l.ih I'oni-i liy (nimril i, mi i,. j nuiel ilrm,i, when you ltKr It ui llli'liniiti'h's An mill dm Hh,i(i, i n.i;i-a t.j 4-5hl-t f r Wl,l rxiH'illliiu mill nit cit ! Dmi'il llil l:llli ilnv ul Jinm. .IK;',-K 11HK.SIIK.MI.S, Mlieiilt ,( I'mm, t'iMiiilv. Oiviiim, .mm. it, ai, an .inly 5, ij. I Ul ll WHIN' NOrll'K The Ui (linmle National Itntlk, In. iilisl III Iji llxiti, le In Hi.. Hi m 1 1. Ilrinnllli'hiiii!. i.iiioins, tuilt.ui iiii-Kon I, chnm lln'artiiln.. All note hiili. He, Ni n', hiiiil, M,,,,,. jhouiii. mm ntHiT million ol the Ailv ( M'intlim me thiMrfiitv hereliy luill ,, , , " I tint to pirwnt the notva mm oilier llnn.li lipl U.ik nt ynur Itsml irlalma lor iMVmrnt How wmiM you live tl pair qunliiyi x, MKYKIJM, rn-slilent. runiier kIoiti lo proleii your h.n.l. ivitrl Jiine Uth linl I NOTK'K OF HllliltirrH HAI.B IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OP T1IK BTATK Ol' ORIJON IN AND FOR '1'IIK COUNTY OI' UNION JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAIj I.IPE IN HURANCB COMPANY, a corpora tion. Plaintiff, vx. I'RANK MiKINNlH and ANNA Mc KINNIH, his wife; I.A ORANDR NA'I'IONAI, BANK of La Grande, Oregon, a nnllorml banking cor poration; and KAM'll McKlNNlH, Ufifenrliintii. By vlrtuo of an oxecutlon, Judg ninnt order, dem.i and order of sulo Issued out of tho above entitled Court In the aliovo entitled cause, to mo directed and dated tho 2nd day or Juno, him, upon a Judgment rend ered In snld Court on tho Hint day of May, 10.12, In favor of John Han cock Mutual l.Uo Insuranco Com pany, a corporation, iu, plnlntlff, und ngalnst Frank McKlnuls mid Anna MeKlnnls, his wife, and ouch of theiii, IkiIIi Joint and soverul, dormi thtntH, for tho sum ot Hlxly-slx Hun-' ilred Klghly-olght and 42-100 (,-' 111111.42) Dollura, which said Judgmonll hitii'H Interctit nt tho rnto of 10 i pur annum rrnin tho mild Hint tiny t of Mny, IIKI2: for tlin further sum of Hlxleell (SHKKI) Dollars III lit 1 1 III: t Ren; ror tint further sum ot Two llunclretl i (taoo.OO) Dollars ullornoyir fees; and j for thn fut'thor auiu of Klghtenn and (Ill-IOd (f 111,(10) Dnilurn conln and ills-: Inu'Heiiiiiriln, ami tho costs of anil ' upon this writ, conimaudlnK mo to lulikn sale of tho following tlescrlhed I real property, to-wll: Tho Hoiil.li Hnlr ot tho Himlhwe.nL Qual'ter (HW,) of HecLlou 'I'wonty-siivon (27); tho Ninth went cjiimlor (NW'.I "f Noi'lheaiit (luarltir (NK'4) of Hen tlon Thlity-threo (ii:i)i tho NnurUiwest gimilor (NW,) of Mot'lliin Tlility-tinir (ill). In Towlinhlp otto (l) North, Itnngn Thlrly-nlghl (fill), Kant of tho Wllhuuetlit Mel'lillal), eottliilnliiK, nct'oi'illliK to United Mluliti (lov Olninnnt Hiirvny, Two Hundred Highly (2"i) ni ies, morn or less, luitnlhei- with nil wuler, water I'ltGhtit, illk'heu, iiiticilllt:tJt, ulii'o lil'liillottti nnd (inliehlHi'ii upon, lending In, cthtitt'U:(l with or uiiually hail anil eiijoyeil lu ciiii neetlon with nuhl denerlheil pi'om l.ien. is lie I each mut every pint thereof, wlieLher reprenented by nhmiM of eaillal sliit-k In any illii'lt ciiiiiiiiuy or hy actual Itt illyliluul iiwnvnthlp or ntherwlno or whli'll may hereafter Im lli'illll I'll hy thn wild parties ot (ho (lint purl during (ho oxlsl olti'o nf this nioi'li'ngu nnd lifted 111 iiiniieellnn with mild ih-scillit-d pienilHes or nny pnti. tlterenf; nml piliiloilliitly liti'luillliil the Inlaw ing wuler iliihls neiivtlreU sul tietUi'lit It) nnlil ninilgitgi), tn-wlt; All water tluhta tlenerlhed In nml envei'eil hy t tint, eeltnlu wnler Unlit eetllllinUi Innlliil hy the Hlatn lthulneer nf the Btnte of Ol egon on November 1, 103(1, milt eeeoiilctt 111 thii W'nter UlKhU Kot'ont nf the Htnlo nf Otegnti, In Vol, 0, pnitn III.VI, mid lei'onleil Nnvelllher II. mail. In Honk !1 of Water lliiihin, pngo a:ilt. reeonla ot Union County, Oretion, J llieluilrtl In Hint eeltnlu IliollguKO. dated thn alth day n May. IIKIA. ro l'otxlll ill W:e 'lO'J 111 llnnk (III o( the' lietoni nf Mm iKBKiM of snld County I nml fUnto. j NOW. TIIKKKI'XMtK. by virtue "t ' snlil exeellllon. JinlKinent niiier, ile eieii nml order ot sulo, nml In iniii-; lilliini'e Willi tho loitiiiimiiis nf Mini will, I will on .Hntiminy, Uio Dili itny ot July. HI3J, nt li.oo o'clivk, n. m nt the from riittntnc of tho County Court Homo In l iimndo. Union , Cniinly. Oivroii, st-ll nt pul.llo nue-1 I Ion istilijrvt in ivilt-mptlonl, to the hiitlipat bidder tor iiuli In hniul. nil llle rlKlil. tll. mid Interest, wltlili llm wllliln tmiiiiM (lefetiilnnla, VVnnk MiKlnnls and Anna MoKlttnls, Iiln wile; Iji Oiiiinip National llnnk ot In lirniiile. oiTison, a national tiniiking i'otnimllon; ami ltnlpli MeKlntiH nml mi ll nml nil ot them, Itnd on tho Jim liny nl My, liiid. thn nnm t thn mot tfcillie lielrlll foilH-liirteit. or slurp llioie dntr hml in mm to the. al'ovo .Inn'imeil property, or nny part tliero- Ot, 1,1 Mtlsly Mill eMvuuou. Jllll)!- nient otiiei'. nml iieereo. Intercut, oits nnd aiYtitlnit eivln. Malnl this am dny ot Juno, 1(132, j .IICSSl! nitRSIIKAItS. eiwrltt or UllloiJ Comity. Ori-Hon. j lly II. A. Kl.tNUHAMMRII. IVpttty. ! Juno 7, H, 21, 28. July 9. UMORTH AST WEST OUTH News from EvetMwhere! IN THIS EVENING'S OBSERVER All important state, national, and World news that happened to day is in the La Grande Evening Observer tonight, so why wait to read it in metropolitan papers tomorrow morning? In addi tion you hav e in the Observer the latest accounts of local news, and the advertisements of local merchants, which are available in ho other paper. Read the La Grande Observer , The Only Daily Newftpaper in Union and Wallowa Counties when ynu wnh the iiiie? m nn -H-tii t.