LA GiiADi) fcVENIKG CiJSEttVEH MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1010 PAC 1 Fx Fit -TOSIEHT'S PHOERAf.1 Russian Lion. Child of Ghetto. ' . , Childish Escapade. . Micro Clnemotography or Sleep ing Sickness - Song Just a Little Ring From You.. Beautiful dishes given to lady patrons of the matinee. See dis play in lobby. -MISSIOH 10c- Misses Theo and Esther Schwaeger of North Platte, Neb., are here to visit with Mrs. E. Polack for a month or so. ' ' Jack Patten, the Henney Buggey company representative is here today calling on the local agents, Bolion Bodmer Company. ' . James B. Trumbull, special agent for the Franklin Fire Insurance Co. of Seattle, is in the city today calling on the business circles. "Coal OH" George Beaumont, who travels for Standard Oil. and never has to fear competition, Is spending a few days In La Grande. - o $ , LOCAL .TEMS. ' O O ( Q oO B. F. Smith is down from Joseph for a few days. ' 4 Mrs.. Henry Spence of Wallowa, is in the city today. ' ." Mr. Levy, the Union druggist, was a Sunday vlsltqr in La Grande. John Stevenson of Boise Is here to day looking after business Interests. r J. S. McDonald, a prominent Btock man of Imnaha, Is at the Foley houte. Thos. Burke, the Observer lynotype man, spent Sunday with his folks in Raker City. . Doctor M. K. Hall was called to E) gin last night to consult with phyai- Attorney T, II. Crawford has gone to Los Angeles to visit his eon. R. II. Archord, one of the heavy capitalists of Joseph, Is spending to yda in the city. He is at the Foley. A. J. Scott and A. J. Douglass of Seattle, are staying at the Saroy today. ' D. S. Crowe, who was at one time in the barber business here,' being ft member of the firm of Crowe and Jol ly, is in the city visiting with friends. He may locate here permanently. clans attending Wo. Porter, the ma: f,ght witn & w,n James Burnett and Dad Stultz, driv ers for the McCarthy livery barn, re turned today from up the mountains where they drove rigs carrying fire fighters. They report the smoke very dense, and that the boys enteed tle who was shot last Friday. j H. A. Sonne and wife, and children of Baker City, passed through the city today on their, way to Joseph where they will camp for a week. Editor H, A. Galloway and little son Robert, passed through the city last night on their way to Aledo, 111., In response to a telegram saying Mr. Galloway's mother was dying. Nate Zwelffel spent Sunday In the city with his family, ' returning this morning again to Wallowa where his firm has the contract for plumbing the new church at that place. The same firm also has a contract for re- plumbing the bank building at Elsin. '.J. R. Moore, the Laurelhurst sales man, departed this morning for his summer home on Catherine' creek, where his wire and baby are spending a few days, ,000000000000000 00000000; A. S S (A f V V v 000 11 n If r . Seasonable Merchandi f t ! 1 is what you want these days. When the busy time is over then you will listen to Nov Fall Goods talk, etc. So we are noinrr to HI vou about something vou want now. This minute now o t Charles Moore and C. H. Pluger, head men of the Bell Telephone com pany, are here Inspecting Bome work Just completed. S. D. Kltnball, fore man of the construction crew In this district, spent Sunday in the city. "Greasy Bill" Lindsey, who travel for the W. P. Fuller & Co., Is in the .city selling his wares. E.'P. Dodd. former editor of the Pendleton Tribunte, is here visiting friends and Is staying at the Foley. : Miss 'an Heaton, a sister 6f Mrs. Snow Heaton of the Enterprise News Record, was brought to La Grande yesterday to undergo an operation for appendicitis. She was in charge of Doctors C. A. Ault and C. T. Hocket, and Mrs. C O'Nell was also one of the party in charge of the girl Wallace G. Trlll.for the last year an attorney located at Joseph, depart ed last week, announcing his location at Bend, or some other. Central Ore gon point. This morning he called On his friend, Receiver Eberhard, at the land office, and confessed his mistake, Indicating his Intention to permanent- j ly locate at Enterprise, the county seat His family will shortly remove bere. . :-Vy'- 7' ; 1 ' Dr. and Mrs. M. K. Hall, Mr. and Mrs I. E. Dunn and Will Church, who comprised a portion of a party of La Grande, Union, and Baker City people who toured Yellowstone park, have returned home. . They automoblled 1250 miles but left their machines m the park and took side trips by team, going to all the points of general in terest. They went south to the fam ous Jackson Hole. All enjoyed the journey greatly, though it was ted ious at time and thrilling often Dishes for harvest hands at this time, p'lain white, Johnsons English SunPorcelain Gups and saucers, per set 7 inch plates per set - - 6 inch vegetable dish 7 inch , '. O 10 platters . . . . Jellie Glasses 55c 65c 20c 25c 30c mm Ml f o Me y.cr- . : - nrxv Lens oki' imvproK Whoutline in Permanently located 1105 Adams Ave., Opposite I Dr. Mendelsohn has been, at the request and endorsement of all the city physlciaasipermanently located here since August 1, 19Q?vanji:during this ' yci iuu una ircuieu pruicBBiuuau nvar 17 siuu pauents, among tnem 179 chil- - dren, and can truthfully say that I ha ve succeeded in doing better work and . more work than any man ever did in Union and Wallowa counties. This proves that I have conducted my prac tlce on a basis that appeals to every one. My business is on a square deal to everybody. I rarely hear com . plaints and am always ready and willing to correct any error that I make. My 29 years expercice In the practice of Optics In itself is a valuable asset v If your eyes trouble you, see me. I believe my extensive experience and ' . skill, togelher with my honesty and sincerity of purpose, I can give you a guarantee of truthfullness and satisfaction. I refer you to your neighbor. Ask your physician, and all the physicians In the city, who is the most re liable man in the city of La Grande to fit your eyes. We duplicate exactly any lens, no matter who made or prescribedit. Save j the pieces and we will do the rest while you wait. I The Entire Problem Lies in These Words: "RIGHTLY FITTED LENSES" BY THE RIGHT MAN Your Case will not Puzzle Dr. Mendelssohn Office Hours, 9 to 12, 1 to 5. B 3pecial appointments in the evenir ; I annendorsed by the most promlneat ocnllst iV rtland. Nice clear well finished Optic Glass : per dozen - - ' - ',45c Economy Fruit Jars Pints per dozen Quarts per dozen One half gallon - $1.10 $t 35 - $1.75 Stoneware All size jars, these are good for preserving. Per gallon ; - Summer Underwear, light shoes for harvesting, shtf hones, machine oils We cater to your wants THE GOLDEN o o o o o o o o o o o o o or o o o o o o o o A. - o o o o Qualify the same, pre. Jess o o o o o Rope -Pure Plymoth Manilla, all sizes This is considered the best make of rope on the market. Per lb. - 16c ork RULE ru JL. jl Jk. A.Z..JA.A. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A.A.A.AA.A.A.A.A.AA.S.A,y o WWVWVWW VXrwVWVVVWVV VVVVVVVVVWWVVA Hugh Blew of Baker City Sunday guest In La Grande, was a OOOOOOOOOO O Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scrlber and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bay hav broken camp at BlackHat near Hilgard, and are again, in the city ; , Mrs. Hugg of Enterprise, Mrs. Mc Gee of Elgin, and Mrs. Hamilton of Wallowa, were at the Savoy yester- Dpctor G. Ralston and family of Boston, and Miss Hale, also of Bos ton, were guests at the Savoy over Sunday. . . Mrs. B. M. Hutchinson and , Miss Ethel McKennon left this morning for the Head of the Lake, at Joseph, to be gone for a week. ; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rumble went to Wallowa county this morning to visit friends and transact business mat ters. ' , ' 1 Frank Conners, advertising mana ger for the N. K. West store, arrived home this morning after a vacation spent in Potland and Willamette val ley towns. t At the head of Wallowa Lake, Joseph, Ore. The Beauty Spot forTouristsanti Campers Mr 8. Fred Bock, who has been at the hospital for several days, Is recover ing and it Is expected that Bhe will be able to return to her home this evening. .Mr. and Mrs George Stoddard have returned from an extended tour of California, where Mr. Stoddard looked after lummbering Interests for the Grande Ronde Lumber company. Miss Ruth Bush, who has been chap eroning a party of young ladles at Stevenson's cabin up Mill creek, came down yesterday, having surrendered her position to Miss Berger. The campers expect to remain a week. ' For (hat : dizzy feeling try Blue Mountain liver pills. Best on earth. Get them at the Red Cross Drag 8 tor. ' Dlsoeuragina. Jester-Poor old Skinflint has bis troubles! Jlmson What: Why, he's making barrels and barrels of money. Jester I know, but the price of barrels has gone ap. 4500 feet up in the snow capped mountains. Cool, heathful. Dancing boating, fishing and hunting. ; ' - v1 75 Tents furnished with good beds, etc.", for parties desiring to spend their vacation at the park. Special picnic parties and banquets arranged on short notice Excursion rates on 0, Rl & N. Points direct to Park ' ' ' ' . , - , Wallowa Lake Amusement Co. t f Joseph, Oregon Alaska's Coast Region. The coast region of Alaska has a mild . climate, not colder than the northern part of Puget sound or of Scotland. The stand of trees Is dense, averaging for considerable areas 25,000 feet per acre. Sitka spruce forming about 20 per cent of the stand and western hemlock about 75 per cent Although by far the most abundant species, western hemlock does not pro duce as large individual trees as the spruce or western red cedar, tb for mer occasionally showing a diameter of six feet with a height of 150 feet and the cedar diameters of from three to four feet. ' , . Those Questions. Wadsworth (at the telephone) Hel lo! Is this Main 3967? Voice at the Other End Yes. Who do you want to see? Wadsworth-Is Mr. Usmmersley there? Voice at the Other End Tes. Do you want to talk to him? Wads worth No. I want to kiss him. Chi cago Record-Herald. Happiness is not found in self con templation; It Is perceived only when It Is reflected from another. Johnson. Keeping His Word. , "Mr. Dusrln Stax said be was going to retire with a fortune." "He has kept his word. Whenever be goes to sleep be puts his wallet and bis check book under his pillow." Washington Star. Man's Inhumanity to man makes countless thousands do likewise. Life. "Btaek Bart" Road Agent, Charles EL Bollea. known to fame tf "Black Bart," was Incomparably tni most conspicuous character In the bit tory of western stage robbers. From 1875 to 1883 "Black Bart" Is knows to have committed twenty-seven stage robberies single handed. Northern Cal- lfornla stage drivers stood In constant fear of this unique desperado. On va rious occasions the drivers were able to give a good description of his figure, hair, feet and hands, yet no clew to his actual Identity was gained during the tight years of his stage robbing ca reer. He was finally betrayed by a laundry mark on a cuff which bad dropped from his wrist when opening a treasure box which he had taken from a Wells Fargo stage In San Joa quin valley. When be was finally cap tured In Sao Francisco the detectives were amazed to find the famous "Black Bart" a slight, quiet mannered man of flfty-flve. familiar in face to all the 8an Francisco detectives. He had for years frequented a little restau rant near police headquarters where many of the detectives dined. W. CL Jenkins in National Magazine. In the Stilly Night "What la itr the druggist sleepCy Inquired from his bedroom window. "This lsh drag store, ain't Itr asked the man who had rung the night bell. "Tes. What do yon want?" "Want to look in your city direct! minute an' shee where 1 live." Pfe delphla Ledger.