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B.H.STEaAtD,Pr9priefr
HOUSE
What the Pre ssl
Henry Miller
What (he Press
of the Country
of (ha Country
Sai
" Slmrlr upt'", ,
-N. Y. Hteald
" An ntfcutlMiic uc
" A koaderful nlay.
-H. V. tErt Sun
"Will ea lon(
'Hamlet"
Pall. Preaa
"Anlntenaelyiniert
In drama. World umi
uilea in ae.
-Chkaao American
"Mr. Miller hat
rnuine auccesa at his
i-ommind.
- Boiro.i Her 'il
" Superior loanyililnc
ever dona in thli
country."
St. Louii Despach.
" Orlial. dtrlni'and
D'pically American pJiy.
fi gripa and hold the
udfence."
Cincinnati Enquirer.
PRESENTS
The
.Divide-
"The Long Awaited Great American Play.'"
(N. Y. Frets)
By
WM. VAUGHN MOODY
As produced at thePrincess
and Daly's Theatres and
Ac a demy ' of M usic, NeV)
York, for more than 500
times.
Say;
"Abttluit triumph4
-N.V. Sim.
" A rti uwc '
N. V Tribute.
Real tframir mw
' rease. maie, ua
W V America.
Tint irou sit a I
tfrjmsitc achievement
the 4ccJc.
-Phda. Record
A nowerful dUv.
beautifully acted A new
mark la Americas
drama '
Out to Record-Herald.
racU a hie d ru
ble m in a hg wa '
- ttuAton Clone.
The bit America a
play st I.iei.'W
c. i i-J d v.t-
"Wilt aiwaya be re
ft r rid to ai the great
American plur-"
rCibelpnatl Post.
Saturday, January 16th
PRICES: OAAejtfa $1.50; Orchestra Circle Dross Circle
75c; Gallary SOc, Setts on Safe Thursday.
The PASTIME THEATRE
D. R. ECCLES, Proprietor
Motion Pictures and Illustrated Songs
VP-TO-DATE SPECIALTIES.
PROGRAM
Anonymous Letter.
v Straasburg.
Song "Smile on Me," by C. P.
Ferrin. - . ' f
The Richards! I
4 Two tiny dancers with their
original dances.
"The Great Divide." is generally ac
knowledged to b the greatest drama
of western life yet written In the hls-
.. Pastlino'a Strong mil.
With an orchestra In the pit and
good actors on the stage, with attract
tory of the American stage. It tells Jive films to mix in between, the Pas
of the strange wooing of an eastern) time theater last evening gave high
woman and an Arisona prospector, lass entertainment to lis patrons. In
representing hte conflict between the i the "Tiny Richards" tho house has a
free untrammelled spirit of the west, j strong feature. The dancer are dl
and the rigid conventionality and un- mlnutlve in else, but large in capablM
compromising traditions of the east, i ties. They work together like clock-
The play possesses great literary qual
ity as well as wealth of clever dla-
work. The show is clean cleaner
than the average as clog dancing and
Serious Accident.
William Getchcll, the vet ran rail
roader and pioneer resident., of this
city, received a letter from his son,
A. C. Gctcholl, who is now railroading
on the Groat Northern, running out
of HUyard. Wash., stating that while
raxing he was sent out to ' flug a
train and was left by his train. At
this time the weather was very cold,
and ho was compelled to walk to the
x'jt'l'n. which required about three
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at the Model restaurant, Fred Max
well took advantage of the opportuni
ty to take possession of their miniature
cutter which, during this "spell ef
wlntr," doea duty for a baby ear
riage. When Mr. and Mrs. Fltxgerali
had finished their repast they discov
ered their loss and at once notified
the officer. This morning tho mU
ing cutter was loedted at the home of
tho suld Maxwell and his arrest
pramptly followed.
j T'.jIs morning before Justice Stew- .
' art, Maxwell admitted taking the
j sleigh, but said he had no Intention
! of stealing the anme, but simply
I thought he was playing a practical
! Juke. The attempt at fun will coit
ihe suld Maxwell the sum of $2S or
It days In Jail. At prcsimt he U .
laughing over the matter from tho
other side, of his face while playtr.;
checkers with his nose in the count
Jail.
A pill In time that will save nine la
King's Little Liver Pill. For bilious
ness, sick headache, constipation. They
do not gripe. Price 25c. Sold by 311
verthorn & Mack.
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A ( Tf.'.rM ITonry Millir'a "TIic Great Divide."
logue, replete with scintillating epl a well executed highland fling com
gram, and Is Intensely drftmatli wllha' fpylaes the program.
a rare combination, I deed. Critic :
have been unprecedently unanimous ' Comedian AiTlvca.'
In according "The Great IMvlde" t?i?j Phil Selts, the GerAmn comedian. I.-
unstinted prel.te as being the beftt.i.o.v In La Grande and completes the
Amrl?an romnnn ever stsged. Mr. j personnel' of the vaudeville artists at
LADIES' SOUVENIR MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT S P. M.
CHILDREN'S 5c MATINEE SATURDAY AT 3 P. M.
Program Changes: Monday, Wednesday and Fridays
Open Every Day Except Sunday
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THE SCENIC
ft ON PANTAGES CIRCUIT.
g. A. GAKDIMEK,
Proprietor and Manager.
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
'l LATEST MOVING PICTURES.
f j Clianse cf Program Mondays,
I WcdnuEdny9 anil tYlduys.
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The Roman Idyll.
No Petticoats for Him.
4 The Intertaln Grand Prize.
fr Automobile llace.
Fletcher and La Pierre, vau-
devlile artisu.
. Matinee prices as usuat.
Matinees: Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday afternoons at 2:30
Children under 15 years of
4 age 6c at matinees.
Evening prices: Adults, 15c;
children, l'Oc.
A Horrible Hold-up.
"About . 10 years ago my brother
was 'held up' In his work, health and
happiness by what waa believed to be
hopeless consumption," writes W. R.
Lipscomb, of Washington, N. C. "He
took all kinds of remedies and treat
ment from several doctors, but lound
no help till he used Dr. King's New
Discovery and waa wr.olly cured by
to drawing the Jury list, which tarn
i n'isuinml the greater part of the fscs-fclun.
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.-.ours lutra waiKii'g ta a rogms
lorm. 'h(sn hu nUA the statin..
ie dlsjoverld that both his feet were
jadly frosen. and It was nccossary to
.ake him to the hospital at Htlyard.
U the time he was making this norve
training walk, the mercury was down
'.o 37 below zero. It In a wonder that
te did not perish. Ho wrltea that he
s resting uany now and is receiving all
.ho attention possible, and expects to
iltlmdtely recover from his Injuries.
, A $23.00 JOKE.
ay IIo Ditl Not SUml Baby SUlgh,
Hut Simply Till to Be Funny.
Last evcnlnr; while Vlr. and Mrs.
ivlrl FIIIlri,' 1 wrn tnklng dinner
, t ft Wv,i .y fri" v.-,
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Fletcher at the Scenic.
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Notice.
To the Farmers and City Property
Owners oat Union Cfounty:
1 Yeu are cordially invited to viekt us
jat our efflcee m La Grande, Ore. Ous
iobject will be to bring new Investors
jlnto this field, In orster te do this) we
jwlll need the co-operation of you ares
Lrty owners. XV it H "al in farm aa4
Jclty freaerty. Umber land anal stu-
aand, rentais and leans. Drop in ao
vet acquainted whether you have an
thing to offer or rot. we will he
Vleased te meet y m Ver truly yours,
f THB VAN Uy.V REALTY CO.
Itooms 5 and , Sci'il er Blnrk.
Both 'Fhcr.cs. La Grande, Ore
Fineuloa for the kidneys are little
rolden globules which act directly on
he kidneys. A trial will convince you
ft quick results for backache, rheu-
fiatism. lumbago and tired, wornout
fcellng. 30 days' trial $1. They purl
the blood. Sold by Sllverthorn
Sack.
Cured of a Severe Attack of Bron' M'ii
by Olmmberlain's Cough Rciiietiy.
"On October ISth, la.st, my littlo 3-yesr-old
dauphter contracted a severe
cold which resulted In a bad caae of
I.onchitls," says Mrs. W. G. Gibson,
Lexington, Ky. "She lost the power
of speech completely and was a very
sick child.' Fortunately we had a bot
tle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
In the house and gave It to her accord
jing to the printed directions. On th-
second day she waa a great deal bet
ter, and on the fifth day, October 23d.
she was entirely well of her cold and
bronchitis, which I attribute to this
splendid medicine. I recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy unre
servedly as I have found it the surest,
safest and quickest cure for colds,
both for children and adults, of any I
have ever used." For sale by all good
dealers.
fioenis from "llic Great Ulvitle."
Miller hus at last been able to arrange tbu Scenic theater for this week. Th
j, .oad tour for the play, which hus
scvcril time sheen booked for presen-
Votioe of Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the stock
holder ef the Eastern Oregon Trust
and Savings Bank, will be held at the
banking rooms ot the corporation, on
Thursday, January Hth, 1S03, at 2
p. m., for in e'ectlin of a board of
directors for the ensuing year and th?
transaction ef any other biih-taw
which may legally come before the
meeting.
The Eastern Oregon Trust & Saving
BiuUt, Br
OHO. L. CXI AVER,
Decl2JajilI . Cashier.
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tatlon here, b-jt the previous dates had
to be cancelled owing to the losg con
tlnuel success In the metropolis.
"The Creat1 Divide" will appear at
the Steward opera house Saturday,
January If.
Flt't I: r at t!m Ko-nl .'
and entettained the patrons In a fli '.e:
way. Tho automobile races show n y
the moving pictures are t-sc eptionally
Interesting. On the whole, the Scenic
hir r. vi r- attract!. prozrarn this
wc-c-k.
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MABEL PItOWNELL, AS lifTH JO T.DAN. IN "THE CHEAT DIVIDS."