La Grande evening observer., April 20, 1909, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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II. S. TYLER, Lessee and Manager
Featuring the Largest Trained
Animal Show in the World
Two Hundred ultra marvelous animal actors including
Lions, Leopards , Pumas, Panthers Ti
gers, Dogs, Pomes, Pigs, Goats
and Monkeys
TWO STEEL ARENAS AND ELEVATED STAGE IN MASW
. DONIC ATTRACTION
- PHARAOH'S DAUGHTER '
A strange illusion that created a great sensation at
Luna Park and Coney Island last summer. C. "WV,
Parker had a great improvement on the original and
calls this attraction his pet show. The stage setting
and pantomime accompanying the illusion .are re
markably well conceived to accompany the transfor
mation and to bring out the idea of Nile of Ancient
Egypt. In addition- - to Pharoahs Daughter many
beautiful electrical dances are presented in a unique
manner. ' . v:: -::-"v'-:''' .'-.----
BABY INCUBATOR A
V C GIANT FERRIS WHEEL ;
DAREDEVIL VALEAR
In his sensational act .of leaping the volcanic gap
on a bicvcle.
THE GREAT "BENO"
Aerialist extraordinary Feats of skill and daring
on a slender wire. ... '
Concerts daily by Parker's Famous Concert
Band.
DAINTY DETERMINED DEMONA
- Looping the loop in a hollow ball. This great act
was never before seen in America.
UNCLE JOHN URIE
And his funny old mule 'Billy Possum." s
HIGH DIVING LATLEYS.
THE HORRIBLE MESSINA DISASTER
A striking, realistic and accurate portrayal of the
hoiTor of the recent earthquake at Messina. Every
detail of scenic environment, from the ruined hamlets
and towns on the mountain's slopes to the beautiful
city, will be presented during the absorbing lecture,
which is delivered by an eye witness. Absolutely
new; nothing else of the kind or approaching it.
THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD
; The acme of Scenic and Electric? Production.
Depicting by the use of scenery and electricity all
the minute details and thrilling situations of 'tliis
most horrible disaster. . '
... - HALxi'o TOUR Or THE w" GELD -
A Never-To-Be-Forgotten Pleasure
THE TYROLEAN ALPS
-The most beautiful mechanical, electrical .and sce
nic exhibition ever conceived.
Twenty minutes in Dreamland. ,: '
HOME OF CARRIE NATIOlT
MONKEY LAND
TWO HUNDRED ULTRA MARVELOUS
ANIMAL ACTORS,
Including Lions, Leopards, Pumas, Panthers, Ti
gers, Dogs, Ponies, Pigs, Goats and Monkevs. V
Two Steel Arenas and Elevated Stage in Masto
donic Attraction.
THEOiOJWATBELLES
A rhymeful, tuneful, musical show with a reason,
mostly beautiful girls.
Consisting of high-class Specialties, Remind Com
Gdy, Latest Songs, flood Dancing. Everything up-to-date.
An eittcrtahmieiif forLadics and for Children.
RAG TIME OPERA r
RAZZLE DAZZLE .
OCEAN WAVE
THE EATZENJAMMER KASTLE
01 TLA M S.
An old name hut an entli-elv new I
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aoia yon In thHr grip with breatlileai!'''"!! to delectable fujrj'land. Aladiu's,
lied illh nsfon ndliifr clrclrlral m)tr
! dunjiodt (lie if-ta(or from prosy
30 SOLO MUSICIANS 30
THE DATE May 3-8, inclnsive.
THE PLACE LA GRANDE, OREGON.
Interest IntelHirciit iresenfmnt al- fenN fairly ftelluMCd.'
10,030 DIAMOND TONGUED STEfCAmPP. :
EXCURSION RATES ON ALL RTlLlTOADS
THINK THIS OVER
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! if you believe - in your. : ' , '
town why not make it
worth while to do busi- .
. ness here?. ; . : : . :
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MANY DRIFT BACK
TO VISIT lA GRANDE
0K 31 AX PICKS THIS
0VEK ALL OTHER VLU VH
La Grande Has Made Favorable Im
wsslons With Houietieeta.. Kv-aJ
LVtsfe Men Say Inijolrid Are In-
erea-iiie riid!y.
iiase of
ASK FOR LA GRANDE SUG
Daily Observer, 65c per idonth
HomeaeekerB are commi-nclng to
drift back from Portland, where thy
went when they flrv. " .
from the EaaL . Ik
nnai -V '. ' . - -,a
r.: . . to the horae
. raveling weat, and
:. - " ' . instances the W11I-
- vhag failed to make
- - . -iear the impression that
1 Ronde did. One example
i 't toe to 4',gbt -reattrdsr ttScji
40 who has lived near Twin Falls
jt more than a year, started west
ward again, going through the Grand
Ronde without stopping under pro
test, and finally reached the Wllllam
etts... He wri not satisfied with that loudly-tooted
district and drifted back to
the Graad Ecnde where, yesterday, he
was shown about. r At the end of hia
trip he affirmed he waa sorry that he
ever spent monoy going farther and
that he will buy here is strong prob
ability. - ' ' .:
Rvery real estate office In the city
reports that there are great increases
in the number of inquiries for salable
land. The great majority of these in
quiries are from eastern homeseek-
ers who are drifting back to Eastern '
Oregun after touring the northwest.
This substantiates the theory that
literature in distribution to homeseek- '
. era as they pass through here. Is not j
spent In vain. It is useless to at
I f-rrt n i- "uence them to leave un
' - ..v..; .s: they will go to the ter
1 al. i t i'::-;. nre coming back and
. Grande is getting its share.
THE GEORGE PALMIER
LUMBER COMPANY
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
OlfGAXIZEK HERE.
Woodmea of Tfce World Will open
Omsde For Memlw rsWp.
Alfred D. CrWge, district organizer
for the Woodmen of the WorM Is in
Lt-OraMJe today nl J;1 ithihUi Rv
' Wc Solicit Your Orders for '
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, .Mouldings,
Chain Wood
We are prepared to furnish and deliver material
promptly.
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Call up Petall Department Phone Main ft. t
days, doing effectual work among the
members of the. city and securing
I new ones. He has been touring Eas
Itern Oreron on the same mission.
J Mr. Cridge is a hard worker', and will
j doubtlessly get result.
W. R. HamlltOB went to fummer
Tille oa business ihU ccrning.
Notice Is hereby given to all whom
It may concern, that the undersigned
has been duly appointed by the county
court of Union county, Oregon, as ad
ministrator of bs estate of William O.
Peach, late of Union county, Oregon,
now deceased; and that all persons
having claims againM said ectato ars
required to jr?int tbt same with :
'proper ''Touchers' to ilm at lis Visi
dence. eight miles east of La G.-inda,"
te. said Union county, for settlement,
within six months after this data.
. Dated this find day of March, SIM.
v J. 8. PEACH,
Administrator, Estate of W. O. Peach.
Deceased. t-M-t;i 7-14-tl
C. H. FINN, Attorney.
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