La Grande evening observer., April 28, 1908, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

EVENING OaSERVEIt, LA GRANDE, OREGOX. TXESDAY, APRIL 29, 1909.
PAGX EIGHT.
Cleaning House This Week!
We Can Fit You Out With
I LA GRAHDE
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Mew Lace C u rtainsl
XI the past week newspapers of the state I Ivjl flllri
I Curtain Nets and Swisses,
Draperies, Bed Spreads, Sheets,
Pillow Cases or the Stufi to Make'em
of, Towls, Crashes, Tickings and
Last but not least a Nice New Wrapper
The People's Store
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK LA GRANDE, OREGON i
HittlE HIE
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0 R UID
Arraigned Before County Judge) Henry
. . nd Will Ikt Sotit to tlie Home of
i the Good Hhcpliord Tonight Was
Out on Parolo, But Had Started on
Her Former Ways and Foil Into the
. Hands of tlie PoUce Again Consta--Me
Faulk Leaves Tonight With Her.
This morning Irene McKlnzle, the
lrl who hau given the authorities so
much truuhle, and who was arrested
esterday and placed In the hands ot
the sheriff, was brought before Coun
ty Judge Henry this morning. The
Judge, after taking Into consideration
her punt record, ordered that she be
taken to Portland and placed In the
lioine of the Good Shepherd. Hume
llnio ugo the Kinzle girt was arrested
and pleaded guilty to roaming the
streets after night. She was fined $-u
. In default of which she was placed
In the city Jull to servo her sentence of
13 daya. The second dy of her sen
tience she was allowed to leave the Jnll
on parole, promising to become a bet
ter girl. In less than a month she
was up to her old tricks again, and
the officers again took her In charge.
This time It was deemed best to Bend
her to the home of the Good Shepherd
whore she could be kept away from
her former companions.
Constable I. W. Faulk loaves this
evening with the girl for Portland.
LOOK OUT FOR FAKE,
Man Willi Bandaged Ann and Story
of Gasoline Explosion Fake.
The latest thing In the way of a
grafter Is a man with a bandaged arm
presumably an acid burn and a
pitiful Btory of a gasoline explosion.
He also carries a list .of names of
some of our prominent Itlzens, which
are rank forgeries.
Look out for him. Your name muy
lie on the list. La Grande needs a
thorough cleaning out In order to rlo
Itself of all undesirable characters.
Meeting ToiilKlit.
All subscribers of the La Grande
Entertainment & Market Duy associa
tion nre urged to meet this evening al
S o'clock at the office of tho city re
corder. Officers will be elected and
other matters of Importance will comi
before the meeting. Remember tin
date. Tonight at the city recorder'
office.
NEW ARRIVALS
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Ladies' Voil, Panama and Luster Skirts
Hosiery, Underwear
Corset Covers, Gowns
Lace Curtains, Richardson's Emb'y Floss
Pillow Tops, Center Pieces
Belts, Silk and Lawn Waists
Shoes
J and mcny new novelties too numerous to mention.
La We, Ore.
IN THE
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3 mil inn iuiiiL Wt Masonic Biol'
Square Deal for Indians.
Riverside, Cel., April 28. A move
ment to give the Indians of the fa:
West a square deal and to protec
them from the rapacity of land-grah
bers and politicians was launched her
today In an Interstate conference c
heads of Indian tribes, well know
educators and philanthropists.
The greatest object of the confei1
ence, which will continue throug'
three days, Is to open the eyes of th
Interior department and of the peopl
to the utter Incapability of the Indian
to compete In a commercial way wit'
their white neighbors. Dr. David
Starr Jordan, president of Stanfon
university, la one of the leaders In tin
movement.
It is declared that thousands ol
western Indians are now landless anc"
homeless, and on the point of starva
tion because of their Inability to cope
with the unscrupulous whites wh
have robbed them of their possessions
It Is admitted that the effort to edu
cate the Indians to the standards c
white men's civilization, while sue
cessful in some Individual Instance?
has been largely a failure and tha
other methods of conserving tho In
tercsts of the native Americans wii
have to be devised.
A state convention of tho Callfornl
Fruitgrowers' association was als
opened here today and hns attracted
a large number of delegates. The ses
slon will last four days.
FROM THE PRESS.
There Is one satisfaction: The ol'
range war that has broken out. In
Crook county has not been charge tip
to statement No. 1 by old-time polltl
clans. Baker Herald.
If every personal knock drove home
a nail, we'd all soon be so securely
boxed up that we could not move.
Eugene Guard.
During the approaching campaign
the federal office holders will natur
ally be "fired with enthusiasm," but It
won't be a marker to the enthusiasm
with which they will be "fired" In
case of a democratic victory. Eugene
Register.
Oregon Is being advertised as never
before. The knocker Is not In evi
dence, the trouble maker Is silent, the
spirit of good will Is dominant every
where and when the average cltlsen
Is asked the question, "Do you live Ir
Oregon?" the answer comes back
good and strong: "Thank God, I do.'
The Dallea Optimist.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, foi
housekeeping; also bedrooms. In
quire at 1417 Washington avenue.
Once more the name of La Grande
has gone forth as aynonlmous with
a live, hustling community. During
the past week newspapers of the state
have spoken liberally of the era which
La Grande has entered Into, but few
have given as much editorial space as
the Portland Telegram did yesterday,
heading the editorial column with It.
The tribute follows:
In the city of La Grande they have
hit upon rather a novel method of ex
ploitation, which has to do with cul
tivating the good, will of the home
folk. Not long ago they had a live
stock show up In that metropolis of
eastern Oregon, and from all accounts
It was what the exuberant fellow
would term a howling success. From
this,' the La Grande folk took the
hint, and decided to give a sort of con
tinuous performance; and from all ac
count It appears that tin iu Ss: 8
good one.
, In other words, every fourth Satur
day, or thereabouts. In La Grande ir
close kin to a ha,lf holiday; with fes
tivities all for the entertainment of thr
farmer who Uvea in that vicinity. Bam'
concerts and auto shows and marke'
days and a general recurrence of car
nival, is the program as now Indulged
In at monthly Intervals, to continue
as we understand, until further notice.
All the details of the matter Is no'
clear from the report received, bu-
sufficient Is disclosed to convince th'
public spirited man that there Is th'
right sort of community exploitatloi
up In that neck of the wqods. Thl
proposition of getting well acquainted
with your next door neighbors Is- i
most excellent one for every town an
city In the state, and especially If your
next door neighbors are the tillers o
the soil around about, who at firs
hand are your real support.
There Is nothing that will go farther
for general state advancement than
the cultivation of good will betweei
a municipal community and the farm
Ing community on which It dependf
Such courtesy and entertainment, a
we understand, characterizes this Lr
Grande enterprise, amounts to an ex
change of favor between the city mai
and the country man. It assuredly
has this effect, that In any publi
matter concerning the section, wheth
er the direct benefit be more clearl.
to city or country, there will be mor
unity of purpose toward Its accom
pllshment
i
Aside from this, there Is greate
joclal and business benefit from th
Teatlon of conditions that will lead t
:he more general visiting of farm per
ile to the city. Both the merchar
ind his customer Improve on dost
icqualntance. Sectional loyalty I
lugmented by the process; and who:
his happens In every section of th
tate, 'the state at large Is Immense!,
benefited.
CROWDS ill
mm play
The "Passion" play, with all Iti
spectacular Interest and which- depict
'.he greatest story . In history' wa
opened at the Electric .theater las
evening for a solid week. The thref
performances drew packed houses.
Beginning with the arrival of th
Wise men from the East, the film fol
lows up the birth, life and death ot
Christ In a remarkable manner.
The "Passion" play Is given ever?
10 years by a colony In Germany li
obedience to a vow entered Into year
ago, when a plague visited that com
munlty. As these Germans celebrat-
"Passion" play, so It la depicted mi
pictured at the Electric. Of course
there Is no humor In the play, and I
theatergoers expect It, they had bettei
stay away. There is, however, ar
abundance of food for thought, ami
for higher thinking, as the life of
Jesus Christ Is pictured on the screen.
"The New Born King" and "Th
Holy City," are splendidly rendered b
C. P. Ferrln.
Absolutely Pure
The only taking powder
made with Royal Grape
Cream of Tartar
tlo Alum, No Lima Phosphata
Business Light.
Business was not very lively last
evening at the city poiic ii!cn. Only
two "sleepers" were taken In. Both
bore evidence of having had trouble
with "Cyrus Noble," and though'both.
claimed to have put up a aood fight,
they were thoroughly out of commls
ilon when found by the officers. They
were allowed to leave town this morn
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FOR SALE Span of black driving
mares; extra good travelers; well
broke to ride or drive, single or dou
ble; also light mouuti-Is "rY
harness. Dr. C. H. Law, Unlon.NOy
4-28-tf-
WANTED To trade lots In La Grande
for horses. Call at Hill's drug stors.
To Exchange.
Want to exchange second-hand or
gan for some team work; also want
some poles. See Hendricks, the re-,
liable piano tuner.
Rummage Sale.
St. Peter's Oulld will hold Its spring
rummage sale May 1 and 2, in the
Slater building.
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SCHOOLof MUSIiy
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"Alameda"
Is the prettiest waltz you ever heard.
Hear It at
DAVIS-JORDAN MUSIC CO.
Studio over
candy parlors.
Selder's $
Buy
Coupons books at a 5 per cent dls-
sount Tou are the saver.
LA GRANDE CASH MEAT CO.
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