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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1910)
V. rv ETESIXG CLSinTin, LA CIUrDZ CiICC3r 1 r r- i AT ill rl f."1tTf1 THURSDAY, - FRiDAY AND 'SATUrAY : TI.??7.. I i . u X'2nufm line of sample hats delayed in transit: from lieu York and rriued too Iniefor Easi 'This line as viell as hats in stock uilt be sold at put of seasonprices. This is your opportunity to Day your spring hat. These are positvely the neuest and most Stylish hai io be found in iheUevf i -VI ! V- Ifw Club. la Atlanta. Atlanat, Ga., . April li Atlanta' newest social organization, the At 'Janta Club, opens Its elaborate quar trs today, and is expetced to soon iake rank as the leading club of the city. ''. '.-v.' ; Play April Fool Joke. Chicago, April I. "All Fools Day" nras approprlatel observed la Chica go by a 'change In the street car ra!3c rules, by which the'eara stop sat he near inBtead of the far cor jacr. - T"- fctd plan of having , the cars stop ou the near corner Is not til tiw oe. It was tried here about year apo sod was then abandon ...'., tM' to". ron,. to prayers of the "-.' ''vrr $aXMri a,' that '. they could not ilRKrn lustf iailt. It Is claimed that ,! : : ULeawrr tyfrtara will expedite band- noS5esfif finimt; the ri"sh:nonrs." :; n p Election Ja..pala ,f" ; ' ,Madrid, Aprf lv-General jsarlt mentary .elections .will be held. In Spain this month, and the campaign was commenced amid scenes of much excitement today.' ' . ' - - . n : i - i ' i Must Wear Short Hatpins. f. Chicago, April 1. -Wearing of long hatpins by women in, public, places Is under the ban of the law la Chi cago, the ordinance prohibiting the use of the "gougers" going Into effect today. - . - Japs, Must Eegl8tr . San Francisco, April 1 All. Jap anese, residents of San Francisco will be required to register at the office of the counsel-general, the ruling be coming effective today. The purpose of the registration Is to facilitate the collection of accurate etatlstisc regarding immigration and emlgra- To Save the Seals Washington,. April . 1-President Taft has taken the lead in a move ment to save the seals on the Alas kan islands of St Paul and of St GeQrge, where the hunting rights granted the , North American Com merclal' company expire today. The company has the privilege of, renew ing Its hunting lease .for another 20 years, but the President, has asked congress to repea tbe contract,, "f College Aero Convention. . Philadelphia, 'April J 1 Budding aeronauts from colleges and unlver sitles all over the land are la attend ance at the first latergollcglate Aero- nautical con-. :ntlon At the University of Pennsylvania, Cornell and Colum bia Joined with the' Quakers in ar ranging for the convention, which Is expected to result in ths permanent orgamisanou - oi cuarjo - ueruuauuua. v 1 ....,,.,' ,).. ., -f . . .1(11 : ; Kill asl Eggs For Insane. Albany, N.. Y., April 1. Inmates of State Hospitals for the Insane will hereafter have " less smoked : meats, hams .and shoulders and more eggs and milk for their bill of fare. The State Commission on Lunacy, find ing that bids on smoked meals are 40 per cent higher than laBt year, has 'decided to change the diet of the State's mad , wards during . the six months beginning today.' ' : 2 . i ODXArrtlLS GET BAXSOX Hi ; ,f :,j(ilf'.. ; 1 4 r 1 " O) 1, - TWHm DAYS f 13 r.' . -. 1 i T A dLts9 AMMsHuttusri9fcs3 Tea to ienty-f ive pe M Ji Haii figuriea oii eyeryarticle in the stote ill tell you t&e old and tlie Sale pricei- GaU loolc oyer", our , line of fashionable stock. THe prices iwre Bona Fide reductions on late styles of goods. NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES Reoilar $65 Machine now $40 Regular $65 Machine now $45 Regular $75 Full cabinet now $50 'riut?Q LEATnia co- jj ', CAMS ".3 , A v-try lirge tin - LINOLEUM TABXISU vv Protects and brighten your floor . .-,., l i - OSTMOOK MATBESSES Known all oyer the ; world - aa ' the best on the market I Phono Red 31 I Sla .;' as t;ti o AO o o o $pXWc!h ;,;a a a o u o n n '. , -0' ;T1 ::"Vi p ' v - x '' r- Sc ' ' ? W.. Mi;; raws! aU J ust received fresh shipment of Choice Hams and Bacon. We also have plenty :Fr6shtEggs;::";';:;:;;v;;:;;;;;" Earlypse Seed Potatoes of ' f. "VV Sn&dgrsss " a a o a 'a o p o n o o n o u o a o q o o o d o o o o n 4 a a o o o o d o o d Girl kidnapper last ; winter to be V bronght back by relatives , . . Louisville. Kj4 April 1. That eight year old Alma Kellner who was kidnapped last December will be returned to her parents for a ran; som of $10,000 was the statement to day "of friends of the Kellners. The ransom is said to hare been deliver ed by .Fred Pehr',1 an ' uncle "of the Ktrl and who left several days axo for an appointed "pVaceo'deliver the money and get the' chli. No criminal prosecutions will follow."" . ' Elckard oc War Path. ; San Francisco, April i.-Jfack Glea son, New York. Don t come 1ack un Icbs you bring Johnson with you. This is final .(Signed) Tex RIckard. ' This message was received in New York by .. Gleason today. Rickard says he Is getting tired of Johnson's antic san dthe constant scrapes he is getting into are wearing on the Nevada man's nerves. "We have had enough horse ' play"; from Johson." said Tex today, "and it la getting about time for him to get down to serious business." ; - Club for Tight YTtfds. " . East Orange, N- J., April JL. Tight wads o fthe Oranges are flocking to Join the' new city club, which be gins its existence today as the suc cessor to the Qrange Club. ;. The popularity of ,the hew club among the no-glve-ups is due to the establishment by the house commit tee of the no-treating rule, which has met with much success In the West moreland Club of Pittsburg. ; This rule is to be relazed on only one, ev ening of the year, on which, occasion the members will be permitted to treat to their hearts content. The dues are $24 a year, which Is $16 less than those of the Orange Club. 1 1 The managers say the real purpose pf the no-treating rule Is not4to limit the expenditure of the members, for beverages, but rather to preserve a Quiet time. ''.,... .. t " xWMlM t; Late Arrivals at VV A J rk fin r 'ir BcA w c aha " You have possibly jbeen waitirig f oir some of ; thei fgoods that haye jast been received : Gome in now wliile the assortments are still unbroken. For Ladies . Neat suits and Jackets. More new oxfords. Colored Heather bloom petticoats. Lace and linen collars ; elastic and fancy belt ings; hand bags of all kinds. Moire and fancy ribbons. Ame thyst Jewelry. ; - ' For Men Benjamin clothing; the Pey hat (a 1910 novelty; Tubular revers ible neckwear knit silk, four-in-hand; black bows and four-ln-hand; Negligee shirts;. Cooper's underwear J. E. Tilt oxfords. :. A NEW LINE ADDED. Sanitary Hair Goods A - large assortment of Switches in shades to match most any hair. '. - Prices $4.50" to $10.00 GororeiHsirBraids necessary for the new mode of hairdressing. - FRIGES $5.00 to $6.60. r- Gpmplete line of Bits, 'Rolls Gurls, Turbans, etc. Pinv . Barettas and Combs of every description.' mwM mm: file. II, !r-. .r;"' lr ( if i ' i r T '7 " .';ii T March 27 vill dott be here, and if you dsire new clothes for the occasibn, you should order tliem now, made as you want them, from - t;mf r " ; lA x'i' f'i' "J ' - '' cloth or your own selection, by, - V.t Merchant Tailors, Chicago 'V7'?'" A price range of $20 to $40 - will secure you xlothes of the highest quality, on the dot of style to fit and satisfy. We d like to take your measure today O ITT) CcDo - s.- 2. " i - (K. i
