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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1909)
wtrKLY onsEiirm. r.i tftAsnc Atit:6A rntnw, n nt:tvr.Y 12, m: tact: Tvrv.. 1 LOCAL ITEMS. tlttM Mm. A. C. Hulncs 1st reported to bt quite Kick at her home In North La Grande. J. M. Chandler of Elgin, who came returned tol last fall, waiting for the market to reach the $1 mark. W. I.. Dishman, the stockbuyer, came In on the Jost ph train this af ternoon. Mr.' and Mrs Ben. Giandy. who have been vInIUhk friends and rela tives In Elgin fur Heverul days, re turned home today. 11 n vout4.rtluv nftornnnn hlit home this morning. l f Sum Thompson, who was formerly j a resident of KlBln, but now of Gresh-jj, mxnAY AT THE OIIIHCHKS. tm, Is vlfltlnn his Elgin friends today. I ,, Ed Winkler Is 111 at his room lnthej(li, , ,l A (, ,, Foley house. He Is suffering with a THOUSANDS HEAR ADDRESS (Continued from page 4.) 1 New Spring Goods First Methodist KiiImiiiuiI Cljurelw .Ci-lU---.aTrt-Av.r .. ift- -A.. . I Currey, morning worship; Klhle s hoe, Cii'nK? H. superintendent; 11a. m., A Deadly Enemy. At 12 m., class meeting; 6:30 p. m., Epworth League, "Fields for Chris tian Service" (Lincoln Sunday), lead er, Miss Belle Furgason; 7:30, evening worsP. a special program, subject, "Lincoln's Unfinished Work." Mon day, 7:30, Bible study class at par sonage. Thursday, 7:30, Normal class and prayer service. A cortllal wel come to all. Kev. C. E. Deal, pastor. St. PettT's Cliuivl). Sexagesima Sunday. Holy commu nion, 8 a. m.; Sunday school, 10 y. m.; morning service, 11 a. m.; Bible clays, 4:15 p. m.; evening service, 5 p. m. Litany and choir practice, Friday at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Upton H. Glbhs, rector. "V'Vp cM. -- TTi,. Mwifot VpSrt TTntfrTOilcnt of O. A. C., ha reached i he1 Observer, j lt is an exhaustive review of what the Bi hool at Corvallls ts doing. Mrs. William .Shelver of Livingston, Mont., Is visiting Ht the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. TJumo. Sho will be here for a week or more. Mrs, Madison, the professional nurse, has just returned from Detroit, Mich., where she was called a few days sro -on professional business. Mrs. John Nodlne of Union, was brought 'over to La Grande today for treatment In the hospital. She Is 60 years of age. Beli. Huffman, formerly editor of the Pendleton East Oregonlan, but more recently connected with an Al berta land company. Is here today con ferring with local Agent J. E. Rey nolds and calling on friends. James Lewis, who was operated upon a few days ago, Is doing nicely, and expects to he able to leave the hosplatl within the next 10 days. His father, John Lewis, returned to Sum merville this morning. . L. L. Fox has returned from Bend, where, with others, Fred Stundley In Interested in an Irrigation and power project. Mr. Fox has Invented there and expects to open a store in the spring. ' He will leave In n few days to join his wife, who is now visiting relatives in Jnplin, Mo. The hiKh .school tennis team lust evening defeated the out-of-school team. Walter Ferguson and A. W. Nel son. There will be sealpin's lit n Inter ' date when Vile other two sets f.f the .Vol Mjflil. match will he played. ' j The from of the Pastime theater William S. Crowe, of Ma&isliciue, . will be surrounded by a blaze of liht Mich., arrived in La Grande today to; this evening. Manager Keeks has had visit his brother. Manager S. R ja force nf electricians busy all day Crowe, of the Home Telephone com- stringing wire and coimecliris Incan p:";y. Mr. Crow e will remain in the J descent globes, and as a Tvsult the city several days bcfnve returning to . Pastime will not be hard to iind here his .Michigan home, here he is en- after. The windmill contraption has M. E. Church, South. Presiding Elder H. S. Shanplo w 1,1 preach at 11 a. m., and also nt 7:30 p. m. Quarterly conference Saturday evening at 7:30 p. ni. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. All are invited to attend. Central Church of Christ. Bible school. 9:45 a, m.; morning worship, 11 a. in.; sermon on "Les sons from Our Past." T. P. S. C E.. 1 tV.T!0 p. m. Evangelistic service, 7:30. Tlev. O. 1L Kii.g. minister. requiring to an especial degree the combination of Indomitable resolution with cool-headed sanity. We can profit by the way In which Lincoln used both these traits as he strove for reform. At the very time when one side was holding him up as the apostle of so cial revolution because he was against shivery, the leading abolitionist de- time candidate for president, the ma- 4 Jorlty of his opponent attacked him J because of what they termed his ex treme radicalism, while a minority threatened to bolt his nomination be cause he was not radical enough. He had continually to check those 'Who wished to go forward too fast, at "the very time that he overrode the oppo sition of those who wished not to go forward at all. The goal was never dim before his vision; but he picked his way cautiously, without either halt or hurry, as he strode toward It, though such a morass of difficulty that no man of less - courage would have attempted It, while It would surely have overwhelmed any man of Judgment less serene. Ills War Against Wrong. Yet perhaps the most wonderful 1 thing of all, and, from the standpoint J of the America of today and of thei 1 future, t:ie most vitally Important,! was the extraordinary way in which Lincoln could fight vuliiyitly against ; what he deemed wrong and yet pre- serve undiminished his love and re- j spect for the brother from whom he differed. In the hour of a triumph that would have turned any weaker man's head, In the heat of a struggle which spurred many a good man dreadful vlndlctlveness, he said truth fully that so long as lie had been in Shanghia Silks, Satin Liberties. Madras stripes, borders, Lin- on Veilings, Costume Chitfons, Striped Batistes, Voiles, Panamas, sideband, Cambrics, Flemish Linen, Zephyrs, Percales, Cingham ann Galateas. Myriads of Beautiful Things If may seem early to mention spring goods but they are so ovely this year that we could not refrain from telling our Vends about them-tben too, most everybody wants to make their sePect ion while th e stock is complete. ' fell' IPIi P i 4263 (Continued on page 8 ) gaged in the bunking business. J. L. Caviness is in Portland. The way the wheat markvt is soaring it looks very much as though he would receive $1 per bushel for hi wheat crop, which he has bum holding since been dispensed with, much to the re lief of lopnt street redi-stri.ins. Man ager Kccies Is making many Improve ments at the Pastime, and says he wIM continue 1o do so us long as he receives such liberal stippe.rt. 4 ' mil mji 1 m mm 9 M Via WTkmteA iLjv ff 0ll SUGAR CURED Saturday jI Kji Cttrllss Compuny Pleases. Ciths and towns which have been visited by the Curtis Comedy com pany this winter, send good reports of the high standard of theatrical pro ductions maintained by the company wherever they huve appeared. The company comes to La Grande this week for nn'engagement nt the .Stew ard opera house, beginning Monday. February ir, and closing; Saturday, the th. Supporting its own band and or chestra, and consisting of IS artists, the company is well prepared to pre sent sterling productions, nnd to please all patrons. See display ad In today's Observer for list of plays and remem ber the' prices 10c, 20c and 30c no higher. t to 4 t V t Come and 1 71 llV QUARTERLY n JZhV&llS HOMfJflURNAl PATTERNS ' LM See them In this connection let us call your attention to The Ladies' Home Journal, Spring Quarterly style books, the greatest book of its kind in the word one hunnited and ninety pages- nearly 1500 illus trations. Price 20c and any 15c pattern FREE. Itif PfOPlES STORE OPERA HOUSE BLOCK LA GRANDE, ORE. tt44Ht"Ht4 i.Mr the gilm realities of war and truth fully portrays the story or the awful struggle of 1S61-85.- The story begins at the Warren mansion nnd ends on 'the battlefield when? the principals meet soldiers' del. (lis. The principle I leaders in the struggle on both sides ur.; shown and have so prrfectl; : initialed the orlttlnuls that tlty.v can be easily recognl'.'.cd as the picture unfolds. While the story Is thrilling In the. extreme, it Is also full of his torical Incidents, which make (he plc- ',w'w3 t V t WE CURTIS COMEDY CO, f ' The Pa-thno. The Pastim: has a truly great of fering this week. The film entitled "Stirling Days In Old Virginia" Is without doubt one of the most thrill ing and at the same time historically compel war dramas eve rshown In this city. The picture story Is replete with AT lure story all the more interesting, T peelally today, the anniversary of the birth of the Great Emancipator, lie- menibor that while this number the management many times that of Ihe usual film, It will cost the jmtronx of the Pastime no more. The usual special numbers will be offered and (he orchestra will render selections between numbers. The Sieward Opera House Tli Pil.fmamt Ciorf ftv lir costs The FoUowing Sterling nSys: "La Bee Mwe" bior.dzy; "Down on the Fzrm' "Out West" Wednesday; "Mansion Mexico" "The Gambler's Wife" Friday; "Mixed Pickles" Tuesdar, Thursday; Saturday. Where SSsSi Boor C Constantly Yott can .i i cozy the dra-i i quinsy Itcal anJ keen i , i it ..ty nail or cold room no mailer w. J. (lie weather conditions are am. if yyj or.ly kn.:w kow much real coniLrt you 'an Itave Irum a GR ANDE RON DE I I I H rt i 3r i he. V, -fpf " ; i . t.r it. (Eqc'ppzJ v.::;i J.xaJ elcrs Dcice) you wouldn't be wii'tout one another bour. or as l)M a.i you please there's no ctar.ser r.o st!'':? jur.l dirert intense beat that's because o( l!.c ST.ckc B"3i:t:!!:!!v ImisbeJ in ni' kc and ijpsn ora- menial an;, w!i..re. 1 tie brass font holds 'I : . - 1 i i - i I. I, I . i. i:rji iur j i.ours. 11 is iiyiu in weignt e.i.ciiy c.-r! 1 ;oin roatn to rooi.i. Every healer warrar.f.:X nn ,1 i null i reupie i I PRICES: 10c; 20c and 30c. No Higher f 5S ccvice. V3 4, I. rr.feMhcneeltl:!: slildenl a brieb ii. i Jeai io re.,i or V of brci ni'kel plated, lafral tiil- c u.v. liul cjriy i'c'iVciioii Ua llciitf ni Ivayo L.-etio wme our nearest aurncy. ui .iAjifti oil. cunrA.w Second Hand Goods at Once. Highest Gash price paid A Few Snaps $15 00 Dining Room Table, goods as r ew, $8 00 $40.00 Bed Room Sets SI 8.00 each Gall ar.d see the hundred anH one bargains ED. RR0PECK Phone Black 1251 fR STREET The Tug day announced by ladies of the M. K. church, for next Saturday, l.-lruj .Notice. Xotice Is hereby Riven that I have taken up one I-year-old heifer un,i same Is now at mv idaee in the rltu s.-un tiy provintr property and paylnr J -li.-srsrei. S.-ii-.l ..heifer, in , ,H-.jV j in ieft ear nnd when fo'.'nd in my pa- luie on iuid Canyon, had small cot ton rope around neck. Suld animal whs taken up ly me during the month of September, 190S. or L,a i.rande. And owner may have w2-l2.Mi!) F. M. GATES.