La Grande evening observer., January 24, 1910, Image 3

tlbition start will be made later.
FAMOUS-DOGS J'ESE
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The Warrior's Sacrifice, Drama
Across the Isthmus, Industri- A
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' Two side to a story, Comedy - i V . i .
Baby has 8wallowed a Nlck. $ : '-""
W, 6raiedVi i j t J V -' i -l
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i . . Illustrated Bong, "Nobody
A - Knows, Nobody' Cares."
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change op program every tuesday,
; ... . friday and sunday-
open every Afternoon and evening
' A Picture Program of merit with the Popular Price
, -,- ' ' - " of ten cents ,u? .
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EGGS A-PLENTY If you give your bens the right sort of feed. , '( , ,
We have good wheats, oats, alfalfa meal, flax seed meal, POULTRY
T05IC, EGG PRODUCER, OYSTER. SHELL, GRANULATED BONE
GRIT, ETC ;
Waters-Stanchfield; Produce Go.
f- FLOUR, FEED; WOOD
1 4 1 o 5 Adarns Are
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PHOHES: Black 121!
A RATIO
?nt?-r van,
J. H.
up-to-date sleigh.
sleighing while you
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BAY & ZWEIFEL
PLUMBERS AND TINNERS. ;
X2U DEPO) STRW r
7fte EliteDying arid Cleaning Works
; ' H B. WAUOE NEB, Peprleter.
; Steam and French Dry Cleaning
caiied for and deliver I.
Phone Main 64, Mahaffey Buildiw
r Depof Sreef
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Independent 451
THAT IS WELL MAINTAINED IX
r; , ;oUH OPTICAL WORK ,
Waea you come to us 'to hare your
eyes fitted we ascertain the exact con
dition of your eyes fitting you care
fully with the tens that relieve yeur
eyes completely not by, making, the
eye accommodate Itself to the lens,
but by having the lens fit the eye
perfectly.-i-w.
V, Onr experience and genuine skill
assure you of EXACT work always
and without, exorbitant .charges.
Will convert
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your buggy
or :
,yehicle into an .
Enjoy this fine
may. :
Ladles t-ik a upe rlalitr. Goods
Whea be iraryonng he-was Judge t
. er Tast E. 0. District
Judge AL L. Olmstead, who Is prob
ably the pioneer attorney In Eastern
Oregon today, If not In years, in' the
point of service, is registered at the
tfotel Sommer. Howi time changes,
the physical condition of the country
as well as man. When Judge Olm
stead-was on the bench, his district
comprised what was then Grant, Ba
ker, Union, Umatilla and Wasco coun
ties. Courts were held at The Dalles,
Pendleton, Union, Baker City and
Canyon City. . . ,
i Wallowa county has been made "out
of Union, Malheur out of Grant, Mor
row out of Umatilla and two or three
counties out of Wasco. Judge Olm
stead 'served four years In the Civil
War, his son, taking to the military,
Is now awaiting a command on one of
our peace missionaries, commonly
known as war ships. For many years
the Judge has made his home in Ba
ker City and enjoys a large and re
munerative practice. With him Is as
sociated W, H. Strayer, also well
known in this county. " , ,
CICUT CCilTC
11UUI ULrtlU
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L0CAL FANS AWAIT ARRIVAL OF
NOTED SCRAPPTR.
Grapplers and all Make a Combina
tion well worth Attending
A lively scramble for choice seats
will no doubt occur tomorrow morn
ing when the seat board for the Jef-frles-Gotch
et al. show goes up at
Van Buren'B, Fight lovers are al
ready preparing for one of the treats
that seldom comes this way. Every
man and boy In this big country
knows Jeff, and are anxious to see
the big fellow. Definite announce
ments as to the hour when the :ex-
DIRECTORY
OF THE :"' .'.
F RATE RHX L. O RD E RS
LA GRANDE,
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La Grande camp No. 7703 aaeets
very Monlay etjek month at I. p.
F. HaIL All visiting neighbors are
psrdlally Invite to attend.
CAL JORDON, Clerk.
, r , W. JB D. .
,;Hope Chapter No. 13. 0. B. B..
hold stated communications the see
Dn .andp fpurth . Wednesdays of
each month. Visiting members cor
dially:: tovtted.j':t.s v-i : s'arfi
i Paulina Lederlee, W. M.
' i - Mary E. Warnick, Secretary.
L 0. 0. Fr Encampment
Star Encampment No. 31, I. 0. 0.
P., meets every second and fourth
Wednesday In the month in Odd Fel
lows' hall. Visiting patriarchs always
welcome, ;! - .
H. E. COOLIDGB, G. P.
W. A. WORSTELL, Scrilxt.
La Grande Lodge No. 169, W. 0.
w, meets every second and fourth
Tuesday evening la K. of P. ball In
th Corps bolldlnf all vtsltlng ansa
en retcom .
NKRI ACKLES, Consul Commander
J . w .J. H. KEENBT, Clerk.
L 0. 0. F. Subordinate.
La Grande Lodge No. 16, meets la
their ball every Saturday nlgnt Tisl
ling brothers cordially Invited to at
tend. Cemetery plat nay be seen at
the Model restaurant' ;
GEORGE; GROUT, N. G
v I. R. SNOOK; Rea Secy.
W. A. WORSTELL, H ; fcy.
Tnree pedigreed English bull pups,
block ; of renowned bulldogs, will be
shipped in a few ; days from' Chicago
:.nd from Texas " to George 1 Hibberi
ot (his city. t .The canines will . on .
nul:t'2y be the finest Kpeclraens cf
their type that have ever'-been seen
here and their coming is awaited not
onl hy the new owner but by Ijca'
dog'tanriers in general, i
CLASSY GAHt SURE
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FOLLOWERS OF CALVIN AXD WES
LEY WILL TOMPETE.
Considerable Iutcreit Worked up Ot.
er Club Game Tomorrow.
What is considered by all to be a
classy,game ot basket ball will take
place tomorrow night when the B." M.
A. meets the Lampda Phi Alpha.dub
on the skating rink floor. Both trams
are keyed up to a high point and what
is more, each aggregation will have
its followers to help win; the one
from the Methodist " ' and the other
from the Presbyterian "church.- For
once, contrary to custom, the game
will start promptly on' time, at 7:45.
CHANDLER RECEIVES OFFICE ;
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Baker City Stockman. Chosen by Gov
, . eraor to Important Place.
, s A dispatch from Salem to the Ore
gonlan says: W: F. Matlock "has teni
dered his resignation as a member of
the state board of agriculture and
Vtli , afternoon Gov. Denson ap.i
pointed to.succeed him, Qeo,. Chand-,
ler, of Baker City. Chandler served
on the board several years ago. He
is a prominent republican and an au
thority on all. matters pertaining to
the breeding of blooded live stock
and high grade horses.
Mr. Matlock, who is In a Port
land hospital, resigned on account of
111 health. On January 8th there will
be a meeting of the state board In
this city to elect officers and outline
the work for the coming year. Ba
ker Herald. ".
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Foresters of AHeriea.
Court l&ld Jartoa He. 11 meeo
raeb Wednesday ahjht tn K. of Pi
hall. , Brothers are Invited to attend."
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! LEO niRRlNO, C. 8. ' '
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La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. $
K. M., holds regular meetings first anf
third Saturdays at 7:30 p. m.
u r. Mri mi. fiL. LINCOLN. W. Il
A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
, Knights of Pythjafc. 2 j
Red Cross Lodge No. 27, meets et
ery Monday evening in Castle ball
(old Elk's hall). A Pythian welcome
to all visiting knights. : ...
j. r. baker, c c
R. L. LINCOLN, K. of R. k S.
B. P. 0. E.
La Grande Lodge No. 433, meet
each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock b
Elk's club, corner Depot street ane
Washington avenue. Visiting brotheri
are cordially invited to attend. r v
H. E. COOLIDGE, Exalted Ruler.
; -. , HUGH McCALL, Rec Secy
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Crystal Lodge No. DO meets every
Tuesday evening in the I. 0. 0. F.
HalL All visiting memoersare In
vited to attend, i ; ;
Mra. Cora FlUgerald, N. G.
Miss Susan Mclllfoy, Secretary
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q particular. Comeearly while the lines and size3 ara-S:
complete.
SPECIAL OFFEH
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Your sliUDCra Tmt in
H so desired kithout extra charge. , ; , , , C
g - vve nave some Pure
tnat will make excellent
loujugu lur a uaoy carriage
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SMITH &
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BE PATRIOTIC WUKX ORDEBIXG
SUGAR 1ST) IXSIS7 UT09 RAVlWti
HOME MADE. THE AiV FBKMB
IS NOW IN ALL TRE CR0C11
STORES.'' ' ,
RAR E OPPORTUNITY
CHEAPEST FUEL ON THE HAREET
. A Carload of the best Chain Wood ; deliyered at
your homes for only $2.23 per cord, measured in tha
car Order NOW, while the joads are good and the
prices low. ' . . . . v ,r , r ;,f,.i.,H,' j
- (fifOME
!i ' Complete equipment for
rubber buggy tires.:, ;
;w!i2.:'.:jiwi
Compfetr Machine
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liKANUt
Hosiery and Hair Goods :
. IW WELLJMflW & CO.
A ! - ADAMS AVENbe
THE EYE IMPORTANT
I The eyes Is one of the most import
ant ani delicate part o tthe Jbody.
"Sight Is Priceless.. . Glasses should
not be worn where no error of refrac
tion exists, but where an error does
exist they should be put on aa soon
as posible and worn constantly until
the detect Is cared. Wearing glassses
once does not signify, that they win
always be worn. Ton can at any time
(before the detect la cured) go back
n.'1';" fjyy
rtipma! flhristmia hnri if C
White Angora Goat Elans i
presents that are just the Y
roDeor a, ueoroom rug.
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FOOTWEAR.'
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Sugar
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' resetting j and repairing :u
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SHops nd FodiV'1; M
and Comfortable
to the poorer vision if yoa so deslra.
The vision will not be poorer than It
was before the glasses were worn, kit
will be more notlcable om hmi ei
having been aciitsaed U better vis
ton. I have made a ceselal staiy f
the eyes and have been filing glaasei
for iouneen 7aars. , Aek anyoae (Lai
I have flti d t ,r ronce as bs jV
ability, thea give' me trial d i
convinced. All work caarasteed.' '
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