La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 20, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES. S The quaint, beautiful and realistic rural play, "Shore Acres," written by the late James A. Heme, and played by him for many years, Is coming to tho Steward Wednesday,. January 29, when It will be seen more handsomely presented than ever before. This great rural play has ben revived upon gi gantic lines, with a complete new scenic equipment, showing, the great lighthouse on the soa and is being pre- onted b ya superb company of which rchlo Eoyd, the well known lmper- onator of rural characters, is playing he leading part. Miss Dorothy Heme, he youngest daughter of the author of he play, Is what may be termed the oadlng female player of the com pany. PASTIME NEWEST MOTION PICTURES Unexcelled Vaudeville This Week Pictures Today CLIFFOKD & .CLIFFORD! . Ted and His Sister. King and Queen of Handcuffs. Australian TrunU Mystery. Burning or Stauiubaul. ChincMC Yoke of Torture. Mexican Stake of Torture. Tlie Worm Will Turn. 3 Performances Nightly at MATINEES Wednesday and CHANGE PROGRAM Morwlay, THE SCENIC ON PAOTAGES CIRCUIT. S. A. GARDINIER, Proprietor aad Manager. HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE LATEST MVIHG PICTURES. frCluiiijje cf Program, Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday. Tr.a r.ia. : izy:i. 'yf No Petticoats for Him. The Intertain Grand Prize. Automobile Race. V Fletcher and L Pierre, vau- devl!U artists. r - , V V Matinee prices as usual. MaUnees: Tuesday, Thursday I and Saturday afternoons at 2:30 I- Children under 15 years of , ! age 5c at matinees. ( Evening prices: Adults, 15e; children, 10c. Notice ef Final Account. Notice is hereby given that the nn- ferslgned has filed In the county eourt f Union county, state of Oregon, oal account of his admlnlstratloc of fie estate of J. M. McCall, deceased, nd that the said eourt haa or dered that said final account se eard by said court at tns usual pla f holding said court at the eowrt ouse in La Grande, in said county, n the 16th day f February, 190S, 1 o'clock a. m. of said day, at hich time and place any person la- rested in said estate may appear and le objections to ld account, if any e have. Dater. January 9. U09. ULTSSES O. COUCH, Administrator of aid Estate. AMSET OLIVER. 1-11-3-3 Attorneys for the Estate. Expression pins us down to a point, ence leaves us In the open. pi MORE: A i f MExmn , , Dance ol Seven VoiU. New York, Jan. 20. Miss V.ary Gar den will make her premiere In the role of Salume at the first perform ance of that opera at the Manhattan opera house tonight. Miss Garden will give the famous ."dance of the seven veils," something which no prima don na has ever done before. i Reform IJquor Traffic. Louisville. Ky... Jan. 20. That the liquor traffic should be reformed, but not abolished, is the contention of the members of the National Model LI cense league, which will begin an Im portant session here tomorrow. Sllverthorn's drug store. THEATRE D. R.ECCLES, Proprietor Leading Amusement House 7:15. 8:15 and 9:15 Saturday at 3 P. M. Wednasday and Friday Proclaim Cuban President. Havana, Jan. 20. General Jose Mi guel Gomez was proclaimed president and Alfredo Zayas vice-president of the Cuban republic at the session of the new congress today. The formal Inauguration' of the officials and re establishment' of the republic as an Independent government will take place a week from tomorrow. Prepa rations for turning over the machin ery of the government to tho incoming piesldunt are practically complete. Not the least disturbance In the gov ernmental functions will attend the transfer of authority immediutoly o: General Gomez taking the Inaugural oath at noon on January 28. J BUSSEYS HACK LINE. 4 Best of service. Day and Night Hacks furnished for funerals and private parties. . Baggage transferred Day and Night and Sundays. . t Stand at Paul's Clar Store. 'Phone Red 241. Night 'Phone Ma'.n 26. 4 4 4 4 4 E. L. BCSSEY. 4 4444444444444 Notice to Patrons. On and after January 25 all barber shops in La Grande will close at p. m. week days, and 10 p. m. Satur days. H. U. MYERS. President B. U. Imbler Property For sale by owner. Hotel and barn with 7 lota; $2,000. Shop with !o?: prce. $400. (-room house, with t lots; price. Prlce $1M. J-room housew Ith $ lots; price $700. For terms, call on or write W. T. HARTLEY. 12-lS-2(t Xmbler, Ore EVF.NINO onsEnVKR. I, GIUNDE, n rr rpzn r IS THE SLOGAN HOME TELEPHONE COMPANY i IXCRKASES CAPITAL STOCK, From $75,000 Capital Stock to $100,000 I tho Division of Directors at An nual Meeting Yesterday Officers for Fnxulng Year Elected Will Hold New Stock at Home to Continue Home Industrial Feature of Hh Company. . The annual meeting of Home Inde pendent Telephone company stock holders was held In the Central ex change offices yesterday afternoon, and as a result of It, a new policy has been adopted by the company, com prised almost entirely of local people. With one or two exceptions the old officers were re-elected. W. J. Church, formerly vice-president and a director, Is now succeeded by J. L. Caviness, In the first-named office. The newly elected slate follows: W. H. Bohnenkamp, president; J. L Caviness, vice-president; S. D. Crowe, secretary-manager; Charles H. Button superintendent of Union county; Har ry A. Thomas, superintendent of Wal lowa county. Directors: W. H. Bohn- enkamk, C. E. Hood, J. L. Caviness, P. I. Vergere, William Strenger, Chas. H. Button, S. D. Crowe, W. S. Crowe and Hsrry A. Thomas. Of chief Interest to the public Is the expansion policy adopted. From It present capital stock of $75,000, the homo company will expand to $100,000 at once, and the Investing public will be given a chance to take up some of the new stock, on a dividend-paying u-B.H. a. . .... pany Is pure a nome-nnanceu project, . . ar.1 the rapid growth which has been In l's favor, Is a credit to the manage ment and tr the directors. In order that It mny continue to be n home In-?i!n.-y, the stock sale will be held for local people eastern Oregon capital ists, who are always willing to grab at such Investments, will be stayed In U UUbU), Heretofore it has been the policy of the company to revert all earnings Into construction work, but yesterday the directors adopted the dividend-paying v.als. I.ng stretches of lines have ben bill', the local central office made in to an exchange that is as good as the best In the state; underground wires have been laid In this city, and an end less amount of repair work along the system perfected, until today the Home Independent Telephone company has a well organized and smoothly working system. A Monmouth hen produced an egg that measured six an done-half Inches by seven end three-quarters. Meetings Continue. Quite a gain in attendance marked the special services In Central Church last evening. The illustrated sermon on "The Five Kingdoms" was very tercstlng and was well received. Each person could readily locate himself as to where he Is living and also answer In the light of the Scriptures where he will go at the close of this life, pro vided he makes no change In manner of living. "The wages of sin Is death, but the free gift of God Is eternal life In Jesus Christ, our Lord." Those who are accountable for their choice and neither Infants nor Insane persons are either in the kingdom or sin or in Christ's kingdom. The kingdom of sin opens Into eternal punishment. One may pass out of the kingdom of sin by becoming a Christian. Conversion; turning to Ood Is necessary. People hear the Gospel; faith comes by hear- CttES" IB WE MO lOw XPiD OKFGOX. V K I X ! I A Y, J A X l A I V r ing, Romans 10:17: faith leads to re pentnnre or turning from sin. Acts 17:30-31; Confession Is Untol Ralva tlon. Romans 10:10; and so believing, repenting and confessing men are bap tired Into Christ. Galatluns 3:27 Then follows the life of growth and service. Christians hnve the Lord Je sus 88 their advocate and though tfiey sometimes stumble, they need not de spair. Through the help of God they are more than' conquerers and pnter the everlasting kingdom. Services each evening. Come. TO COME IX COXXECTIOX WITH A OXE-ACT PLAY. Both Will Bo Given on One Evening Some Time Before Lent Definite Bale Announced Soon. Under the direction of Mrs. O. E. Sllverthorn, the Lyle Tuesday Musical yesterday 'afternoon profited by a strenuous rehearsal for the coming musical recital In connection with "The Dream of Fair Women," to 'be given some time before Lent, probably in the opera house. The play is a one act affair and will consume a little less than an hour, while the recital, for which the Musical Is now rehearsing, will take up about the same length of time. Many of the arrangements per taining to the coming evening of mirth and entertainment, were disposed of yesterday afternoon, but one of the things lett open as unfinished business g selecUon of a ,3ttte Th,9 w Ibe done at the next meeting. All numbers In the recital will be by members of the Lyle Teusday Musical, and the chorus. -It is a w:aste of good words to elaborate on what value the recital will be, for the talent under that caption is excellent. HAVE NEW (LUB HOUSE The Lyle Tuesday Musical has rented a sulto of rooms In the Ma thilda Anthony home on Sixth street, and by considerable attention to ar tistic decoration the club now has a beautiful home of its own again. Since the Commercial club building was sold, neither the Musical nor the Neighborhood clubs have had suitable homes, moving from place to place as conditions might dictate. Now that they have the necessary room, the club RECITAL IS PROMISED can devote Itself entirely to carrying in-;out tne year's work. MS II DEBATES Pendleton high school debaters are waiting with anxious Interest to learn who Is to be their opponent in the second series of contests for the 20, 1800. championship of Oregon. Jn a com munication with J, A. Churchill, man ager of the eastern Oregon district, yuhterday, Superintendent J. S. Lan dert, of the executive committee of the state league, learned that the team Pendleton would meet next would be determined by tne outcome of a contest now before Secretary Edgar E, DeCou, bet wen the Sherman county high school and Prlneville, says the Pendleton Tribune. There seems to be an effort to dis qualify one or both of these schools, Prlneville and Sherman county high. It is a generally recopnized truth that mediencs made from vegetablr ingredients are a great deal better adapted to the delicate human system, ani Safer in every way, than those composed of. strong imineral mixtures ano compounds. Mercury, potash, arsenic, etc.,hich are used in the manufac ture of most blood medicines, are too violent in their action, and frequentlj derange the system by disturbing the atomach and digestion, affecting the bowels, and when used for a prolonged period often cause Rheumatism. S. S, 'S. is the only blood medicine guaranteed aMolutely and purely vegeta ble. 1 It is made entirely of roots, herbs and barks, selected for their purify ing and healing qualities. S. S. S. cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sotesand Ulcers, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison, and all other blood diseases, because it cleanses and purifies the blood, and at the same time builds up the entire system by its fine vegetable tonic effects. S. S. S. may be taken by young and old with absolute safety, and with the assurance that it wi'.l cure the diseases and disorders due to an impure and poisoned blood supply, even (reaching down and removin hereditary taints. Book on the blood ani any medical advice free to all who write ! THE SWIFT SPECIHC CO., ATLANTA, GA. "iwdtiii , . you wouldn't he wllhout one another hour. Turn the wick as high or r.j taw as you please there'a no danger no smoke no imell hot direct intense heat that's because of the smokeless device. Bcvjliiully finished in nickel and japan orna mental anywhere. The brass lont holds 4 Quarts, civ ing heat lor 9 hours. It is light in weight easily car:!:d from room to room. Every heater warranted. The JvVTiT mn facets the need o! the 2KamP student -a bright. steady light ideal to read or study by. Made of brass nickel plated, latest im proved central drait turner. Every lamp warranted. 11 vour dealer docs not carry rerlecuon Ud Heater, and Rayo Lamp write our nearest agency. STANDARD OIL. 3SEE DENTt 70UR Teeth are vitally important to you. Are you neglecting them? If it has been a matter of cost which has caused you to put off visiting the Dentist, that excuse no longer exists. Bridge work requires skill and udgement, but the cost should not be prohibitive. Call at my office and have your teeth examined and recieve an estimate. It may be that timely af tention may save you many dollars. The La Grande Dental Pariors are not in any combination to control prices. All work has my personal guarantee and 16 years practical ex perience is at your disposal. YmARE HERE TO STAY J. E. STEVENSON, PHONE BLACK 911 PAGE TimEE. If this Is done Pendleton will have, as her second opponent, Cove high school, which has been left out of the league, because there was no school for her to meet. Baker City has defeated Ontario, and will soon meet Union. - If Pendleton wins her next contest, she will meet tho winners from the Union-Baker contest. In order to reach the stats championship goal four more contests are before the 'local debaters. Two more will settle the championship ol the district. An additional two wl.I settle tho Inter-district contests. olEe&TABLE a tie Boor Opens Constantly You can quickly Heat and keep cozy the draugl.ty hall cr cold room no mal'.cr V Lie wcclhcr conditions arc and if yjj only knew how much real comlort you can have Irom a (Equipped ullh Smokeless Device) COMPA.NV m m D. D. S.