La Grande evening observer., April 12, 1909, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

EVENING OIISEBTEK, LA CR.IXRC, OBECO. MMUY.' AMML 15, ML
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EIUIIT. PAGES.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Miss Pauline Lederle spent Easter
Suiiayd with her father In Pendleton.
.Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Casey carue down
from Hilgard und spent Sunday in La
Grande.
MIbs Helen llutt, of Ililgard, waB
the guest of Miss Zoe Bragg yester--day.
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Miss Hester Phy and -Miss Anna
Ie Long were in from Hot Ijtke yes-te-day.
Floyd James came down from Baker
City this morning and will visit his
relatives In Island City.
Miss Effie Billings, one of out1 pop
ular teachers spent Sunday In Union
with relatives.
Doctor Ault and wife came in from
Elgin tills afternoon and. will go to
Portland for a short visit. - ;
Conductor and Mrs. Will Stlne .left
for their homestead In Wallowa coun
yt this morning. .
Prof. O. M. Mlckleson spent Sptur
day and Sunday with his relatives in
Payette.
Ray Noyes Is now employed with
the Home Independent Telephone
company.
Mr. Yoke of Ohio was In the" city to
day enroute to Wallowa from Ohio.
He is after timber and lumber.
Mrs. David Bay has returned from
Hot Lake Where she took treatments
for rheumatism.
Mrs. A. B. Blood who has been In
Huntington for the past week, re
turned home today.
Mrs. Joseph Jones ha been critic
ally ill, has been reported as con
siderably better today.
If. A. Watson went to Wallowa to
day in the inlereat of the Oregon Life
J.isuranie Company.
Miss Kilen Stafford of Tuiou is
Visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
J. It. Oliver.
Misses Trances Heritage, and Mad
eline IliU and Mrs. Uoy Oliver were
Among those who spent Sunday here
from Union.
The Reach ofllcial American league
baseball guide, still fresh with ink,
lias reached the Observer from the
publishers.
Mrs. A. W. Leffel left this imirutng
for the Leffel Jioinestead in Wallowa.
She spent Easter Sunday with 'rienda
'in La Grande.
Mrs. G. W. Oregg returned to her
home in Wallowa this morning. She
lias been a . guest for several days
with Reverend and Mrs. W. H. Gibson.
Mrs. George Grout left this morn
ing for I'rarie City and Vale to attend
the Rebecca conventions. She expects
to retain the latter part of the week
F. Schumard, operato art Kamela,
has returned from a month's visit to
San Francisco. He left this morning
for his nost at the summit.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark came ovcr
from Pendleton yesterday and spent
Sunday with Mrs. Clark's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Childers.
Boil Aiiosu. v.ho has tern 1 th
helper service at Pleasant Valley, is
now on a regualr run. His place at
Pleasant Valley has been taken by
Firemau Lukin.
G. W. Harden resumed his work
this morning at the freight house
after a layoff of a week, caused by
the illness of his wife who is consid
erably better.
Robert Burns returned last evening
from a extended stay in BakesrfielJ,
California, where he was empoyls.d in
-the oil fields. He will remain home
for several months.
Miss Flora Mack arrived this morn
ing from Huntington where she has
been visiting friends, and went to El
gin on the morning train to visit her
parents.
A modern plate glass front will be
put in the wooden structure now oc
cupied by Mox Blox. C. G. Bunte of
Portland who owns the building, is
here looking after the improvements.
County Judge J. C. Henry went to
Hilgard today where he was joined by
Road Supervisor En an'1 from
there they went ' 1f " in
spect COi- . - r .
Fln. .nit". F. Pram
ui 10 i uirrprisc today and
look, after the fields that hai
,en tentatively leased from several
lan1 holders In that county.
Mrs. C. O. Baker of Tilden. Nebras
ka, arrived Saturday night to visit for
pvera1 weeks at home of her
parents, Mr. ami Mr. J. W. Eufli on
Adams avenue. She is accompanied
by her son Master Eldin.
A. M. Brown, fire and scale inspec
tor for fae OR. N.. spent law night
In La Grande, and preceeded to Jo
seph today to examine the new build
ings that .have been erected on the
extension. '.- '-
W. B. Sargent made a tr'p to Kl
gln today; ,
Arthur Curtis, who has been doing
some surveying in Enterprise, re
turned today.
Mrs. S. Wigglesworth returned from
th homestead III Wallowa county this
morning.
A. T. Hill and son Thomas le,ave
tonight for the Hill ranch near Piar
le City, '
Engineer L. Morgan, who has been
in Portland to attend the funeral of
Ills father, has returned. Engineer
Cupernell, who took Mr. Morgan's
place on tiit-Ploasant Valle;. helper,
is back In town. " :';.
AT THE PASTIME
From the notices received, from
places where the "Singing Duo" have
been, theatre goers are promised a
rare treat.
The picture "On the Frontier" is
a thoroughly Western story that's a
thriller. You can't afford to miss this
monster bill. . . ' ,'V
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SOCIETY.
The Current Topic dub will meet
tomorrow evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Currey.
COMMEHCt FIGHT
(Continued from page 1.)
w York Vomit.
New York will experiment with
a team made ur largely of young
sters and managed by George Stal
linga, the Highlanders being one of
the few trains that Stallings had not
liithoito managed. The Highlanders
will only have to finish seventh to
do better than last year rnd if you
want to 'get a fight out of Stallings,
Just hint that the Highlanders wou't
do -this.
Coins ie Mack's Athletics will Tiave
a veteran pitching staff in Dygert,
Coombs. Bender, Plank and Sc.hlitzer,
bill, lie has patched up both bta.lu and
out fields with some new "cloth" that
he says will wear well and may bring
a third pennant to Philadelphia."
The-Boston Red Sox have received
a heavy' ante-season vote for the cel
lar championship, principally due to
the fact that one of the first things
.Manager Fred Lake did after as
suming control was to seli his biggest
asset, the famous battery of Young
and Criger, This pair were equiva
lent to about half the team and only
in the event that the fales have been
kinder to Iuke than the exhibition
games have lndlcatedwill their loss
prove other, than fatal.
Washington is feeling so j?ood over
having escaped her usual position
at the bottom last er, limi, .io Cuii
tillion is making a ;noise like the
first division. If Washington had
another pitcher like Walter Johnson,
who last season shut New York out
three times in four days. Cantillion
would be taktn more seriously. Many
students of the dope sheet are ;i Ic
ing the Senators to beat out Boston
and New York.
Shibe Park, the new American
league plant in ' Philadelphia, will be
thrown open to the public this' sea
son. It is the finest baseball park In
the world. It is at Twenty first and
Leigh streets and "Uncle Ben"
Shibe spent several hundred thous
and doullrs ou it. It will seat be
tween 30,000 and 40.00 and Is al
togher adopted tc a world's series,
accard.ng to Maik.
In the nine years that th-v Ameri
can league has been a major or
ganization, Chicago, has won the
pennant three times, and Boston.
Philadelphia and Detroit twice e-.ch.
FOR RENT Furnished four-room
cottage. Modern. Mrs. Zuber.4-l3-tf
ManEan Pile Remedy Is put up l.i
4 tube with nozzle attached. May be
ipplied directly to the affected parts,
luaranteed. Price. 50e. Sold at '611
erthorn's Family drug store.
Bed Treatment for (olds.
"Most ordinary colds will yield to
the simplest treatment," says the Cbi-
'cVgd''nft'i','','ttWUi.'6'.'Ijtiv:
hot foot baths, a free perspiration and
an avoidance of exposure to cold and
wet ofter treatment" While this
treatment is simple, it requires con
siderable trouble, and the one adopt
ing it must remain In doors for a
day or two, or a fresh cold la almost
sure to be contracted, an4 in wor
Instances pneumonia follows. Is It
not better to pin your faith to an old
reliablo preparation like Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, that Is famous
for Its cures or colds and can always
be depended upon? For saye by All
Good Druggists.
IIUSSKY'S HACK LINE.
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Best of service, Day and
Night, v Hacks furnished Tor
funerals tnd private parties.
Baggage tranuferred Day and
Night and Sundays.
Stand at Paula C'ijar Store.
. 'Phone Red 111.
Night 'Phone Mala 26.
E. L. BUSSEY.
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VJe cannot tell you in our add of our many bargains. : Onlv a few af a tine, but here
is mere! ya sample lot thJ you will find in every nook and corner of our crcubed store
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The Little Shop
906 Main St
Embroidery lessons giv
en. Stamping done in
Z eylet, French, Wallach-
lan, Hedebo, and Cut
X Work. Orders taken .
X and lessons given in
Stenciling. Shirt waist,
Genter Pteces etc
Stamped. Emoroidery
; Materials.
SPECIAL BAKGAIX.
. Yesterday we bought a second band
cupboard with glass doors. cu
would think it new.
Cost $12 our price.. fS
SAVE $10.
Buy our 1a Cede steel range With
reservoir for... M
Others ask $"
MATTBESSKS.
Genuine bargains In wire and wool.
We are selling wire goods from $1
to $6"
COOOK STOVES.
Several good second hand cooking
stoves purchased yesterday, extraordi
nary values at.... ..t8 and $10.
MEN'S 8AHW.E.
A first clans high grade $10 saddle
good as new for 1-0
UtO.X KLDS
A large assortment to select frmv
and you are doing 'yourself an Injus
tice by not looklus my lmo over.
('A WETS.
Next week n now assortment of
wool carpets will arrive. Call look
them over.
uxoi.Km.
' Whyrpay 85cts for the same grado
we are selling for Gf.cts.
LOUNGES.
$20 values for $'2
Come look us over.
Everything marked in plain figures. Large stock of new and second hand goods
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Had!
Ch
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la G'runde's I'oi'emost Vaude-'
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Depot Street.
S. A, GAHDINEH, Munnger.
Week beginning Monday, April
12. '.'. t
Bowman & St. Claire, tdegant ,,
dresses, dancers and comedians i
The Zerados, uroiAan acrf-
bats formerly with Nouns and
Row circus. Fou piople.
Matinee, Tuesday, Thursday
and Suturday. Adults, matinee:
10c; children, under 12 years,
Sc. Evening prices, 10 and 15o. f
PASTIME THEATRE
; iiakkis nii;('ii.
v Proj.rii lor and Manager.
j fust
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.eoeveci
Two large lots of second hand house furnishing
gcofls, consisting 'of two Heme Comfort Rangs, 3
heaters, 5 carpets, 5 Bad Springs and Mittre3S33 "
Window Shades, Lace curtains, 16 chairs, 5 Rocker,
chiffonier, 4 Dressers, 6 commodes, 3 safes, 4 Kitchen
Treasurers, lats of cooking utensils, crockery and glass
dishes, Linoleum, couch, bed covers and in fact 2 -Complete
Housekeeping Outfits, which I will offer at a bar'
gpin to move them and make room for a car of Spring furniture to arrive,
cieved a large shipment of trunks and traveling bag?.
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Program
Vaudeville:
The Settlement Workers.
Sketch Team
Francis & Stewart.
Change of program Sunday, 4
Wednesday and Friday. Matl-
nee: Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday. Doors open at 2:. '10
p. m. Evening
at 7 p. m.
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PHONE BL CK 641
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perfoi-mances
Dr. IV. D. McMillan
Painless Denistry
La G rande National Bank Bldg
Both Phones
The Book Store
THAT'S FERGUSON'S
Tissue Paper-Dennison's,-which
cost you twice as much as the
other kinds-cost us three to ten
times as much. Books, Station
ery, Office Supplies, Base Ball
Goods, Fishing Tackle, etc.
"Where Nothing is
Too Much Trouble"
My Glasses Fit ih-
Reference: Ask any of jJ l
the 400 I have fitted. K'J V
0. M. Heacock,
With Red Cross Drug Store
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GEORGE PALMER, President ' W. H. BRENHOLTS' Ass't Cashier
F. .1. HOLMES, Vice President C. S. WILLIAMS, 2d Ass't Cashier I
F.l. MAYERS Cashier
La Orande r!afs uSiik
Of La r .gon
CAPITAL
LUS; $170,000
ATES DEPOSITORY
DIRECTORS
D. Matheson F. J. Ho'mes " F. M. Brykit
.'nnington F. L. Meyers Geo. L Cleaver
" W. L. Brenholts Gtorcs Pahrsr