La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 31, 1910, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GItxNDE EVENING CSSERVEW WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1910, PAC ,1'P. f, o o 1 THE ISIS -TONIGHT'S PROGfilM Broncb Bill's Redemption Es 6any. " " . Frontier Hero. Lazy Farmer Brown Edison. Meican Domain, The Art Lover's Strategy Eclysse. Beautiful .dishes given to lady patrons of the tnatlnee. Sea dis play In lobby. -AMISSION 10c- 00000 OOOOOOO I LOCALS We want to buy your second-hand school boobs for cash. At Silver thorn's family drug store. ' 35 cent -size genuine Blue Label ketchup; while they last. 20 cents. Grand Union Tea Co., Adams ave. School books. Bring in your second hand school books now and get the money for them at Silverthorn's fam ily drug store. Get those old clothes cleaned up. They can be made equal to new one3 at The Elite Dyeing and Cleaning Works, Main 64. 6t A thorough renovation is going on at the Wright drug store. The walls are being repainted, tinted, and some beautiful freseoe work is being plan ned. When the interior Is complete, it will have a much Improved appear ance. . Cherry Bloosoms at Selders. IE you have any second liand school books to dispose of, bring them to the Newlin Book and Drug Co. Everything for the school children at Newlln's Book and Drug Co. WANTED A waitress and pantry girl at the ' Palace Restaurant. On North Depot street, 2803; 4 room house and acre lot for sale,- reason able, for cash. A. E. Rover, Gen'l. delivery. H. L. Clark will open a restaurant at 209 Fir street. It will be strictly first-class, catering to the trade that appreciates good prompt service and courteous treatment. A good established grocery business for sale or lease. A bargain for the right party; good location. Address Y. K., care of Observer. ISIS THEATRE ENLARGE Splendid Seating Facilities and Ex. cellet Lighting Effects Secured Repairs and Improvements lhat have Increased the seating capacity and the general improvements of the Isis theatre have Just been completed, and 353 can now be seated comfort Ably at one time, The 'floor space was lengthened, placing the screen against the rear wall where a door gives first class exit In time of fire. The length of the light "throw" is remarkable but the management has arranged its machines so that the pic tures are both larger and more clear than ever before. The net Improvement will be in the Installation of a telephone system be tween the orchestra pit, the operating room and the bo office. Treasurer's Call for Comity Warraats. Scalp Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned treasurer of Union county, Oregon, has funds on hand with which to pay all county and :calp bounty warrants, which were endorsed "not paid for want of funds" prior to the first day of July, 1810. No Interest allowed on the above warrants after August 25, 1910. JOHN FRAWLET tf h County Treasurer. O PERSONALS. O J F. S. Bramwell Is in Vhlon today on business matters. Mrs. P. A. Charlton arrived home today from Newport, where she has been spending her vacation. Bert L. Thomas, recently of Walla Walla, la here to sing in one of the local theatres. J. C. ' Gulling has been quite ser iously ill the past few days but is a trifle Improved today. r Ed Blackburn, the Baker City gro cery drummer, accompanied by his father, is at the Foley this afternoon. Miss Joke Craig of iSnterpiiee, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. MaBsee last night. She Teturned to her home this mora bag. Frank Pike and F. T. O'Boyle are going to Nyssa on a duck-hunting ex pedition. They will be gone about sixteen days. R. A. Masterson and wife, .Will Sherwood and wife and Jim Nash of Fizz Springs, viBlted friends here to days. Bert Cooper, the barber, has return ed to La Grande and is again at "his chair in the Jolly & Dissilet shop. He has been in Helena. . Mrs. M. B." Smith is here from Ta coma, and will assume a position as milliner in one of the local headgear shops. Read in today's issue of the Ob server, the story telling how to obtain government land in the Wallowa op ening October 22. B. F. Gray of Portland and C M. Ftraus, also of Portland are register ed at the Sommeir today. ' : PERS J. L. Sutton, insurance surveyor for the Tacific department of the San born Map company of San Francisco, Is here to readjust the fire maps of the city. He expects the work win re quire about two months time. A. Archtart, head chemist for the Warren Construction company, , de parted today for Portland, after spending two days here. He affirms the mixture here Is very good on ac count of the fact that the rock is of such good quality. J. J. Lilly, of the Contax mine the adjoining claim to the Copper King, is in the city today. He says his people have struck a sixteen foot ledge of Ugh grade copper, and they have made arrangements to place some of the stock on the market J. H. Estes, a booster for the Pen dleton roundup at Pendleton this fall, is in La Grande today spreading the roundup gospel. He says Mark Moore house has returned from Cheyenne where he took notes on the system used there. C. Klrkpatrick and family of New port, Wn., are here to make their home permanently. Mr. Klrkpatrick is a clalronet played and will become regular member of the band. He came from a district where the fires were raging this month and says the heat from the conflagrations in the forest could be felt for two miles. "Melon Day" Festival. Rocky Ford. Colo., Aug. 51. Oodes and oodles of big, plump, Juicy melons of the kind that made Rocky Ford fa mous are being received here today in preparation for the annual "water melon day" festival, which will be held tomorrow. Visitors from all over Colo rado and other states are coming by every train and there will be plenty of melons for all, free, gratis and with out cost. The Arkansas Valley Fair Is also in full blast today and provides many additional attractions. End of World at Hand. Boston, Aug. 31 Only a few -hours more and this old world will go to the demnltion bow-wows. This statement id made on the authority of Eder A. J. Rawson, an apostle of the Holy Roller sect, who declares that the world will come to an end at midnight tonight. Rawson alleges that at midnight the globe will round out Its 6,000th year, and claims that he can prove DOCTOR OF OPTICS PERMANENTLY LOCATED 1105 ADAMS AVENUE FOLEY HOTEL , BUILDING . DR. MENDELSSOHN'S .GLASSES GIVE THE BEST RESULTS You take great risk when you trust your eyesight to those without exper ience, without proper equipment, and of . whose competence you have no guarantee You do not take any chances when Dr. Mendelssohn fits your glasses, .lie Is strletly. reliable, and has had 9 years' experience In fitting glasses. As far as equlpmet, experience and guarantees can protect you, you are protected when you get your glasses here. Every known facility, for the testing of eyes is available. You will not be bothered with head aches, dull eyesight, sore lids and oth er ailments of the eye if your glasses are correct. The remedy lies in the wearing of rightly fitting lens lens properly ground to meet all the defl ciencles of the eyesight. The entire problem lies In those three words rightly fitted lenses. ' All broken glasses replaced .while yon wait. - PRICES REASONABLE. OFFICE HOIKS, 8:30 to 12, 1 to P. M. EY from the Bible that the world Is due to Buffer a great change on its 6,000 birthday. The great tragedy will be gin with a fire, against which the puny efforts of mundane fire depart ments will be as nothing. All of the peoples of the earth will be consumed in the big blaze, except those who have been born ' again, namely, the Holy Rollers. " The Rollers will enjoy the spectacle of seeing their neighbors, Protestants of other sects, Catholics, 'Jews, agnos tics and all other adherents of false religions or of none, burned to ashes, but angels will come down from heav en and carry away the Rollers, safely nestled in the folds of the angelic wings. Finally, when the world has been entirely "cleansed" by. fire, a new spirit will descend upon the earth, a garden of Eden, world-wide in extent, will spring up in a day, and the Holy Rollers will descend again and claim the vyhold world as their own. But the Rollers, instead of stomach, liver, blood, gizard and . similar internals, will be filled to the nozzle with im mortal glory, and will live forever In this worldly Arcady. , ; ? . All of the Rollers in Massachusetts are spending the day in fasting and prayer, as a preparation for the new world that is to come. Veracious re ports from several places state that some of the Rollers already have , a goodly growth of fuzz upon their shoulders. Card of Thanks. We wish to thank the fraternal or ders, the mayor and city council and the many friends for the kindnesses and consideration shown us in our re cent bereavement through the loss of our husband and father, MRS. GEO. KREIGER. ANNA KREIGER. "Last Call" Excursion Rates East SEPT. 8 VIA Soo-Spokane Route TRAIN DE LUXE : . Leaves Spokane dally at 2:00 p. m., and all trains from the Inland Empire make connections. Any agent O. R. & N. will issue through tickets and check baggage through to destination. Write for Particulars. G. M. Jackson Geo. A. Walton T. P. A. Gen. Agt. 14 Wall St, Spokane. Ip 17 U.J11USV The Great Mystifying Wax ; Man At great expense we have secured this mistifying mystery for free exibition at" our store on the above dates. ;. . ' . ' This wonderful wax man will perform astonishing stunts. Bring the children and see him. See if you can make him smile. ; , The PEOPLE'S STORE Opera House Block ' ; . LaGiande, Ore. l.c to ' e I l mssma i lAflvprtisma 5 mm m r. COOK WANTED At Oregon Hotel. LOST -Ladies' gold watch with the initials L. M. S. engraved on the back. Finder return to the Snod- . grass grocery and receive reward. FOR SALE 500 sheep, Wauer Glenn. R. F. D. No 2. ; TO TRADE 160 acres of timber land to trade for city property. Mac Wood, Golden Rule store. CAN MAKE 150.00 PER WEEK We want some good hustlers to sell high grade reliable nursery stock. Splendid territory. Expense money advanced weekly. Address Albany Nurseries, Inc., Albany, Oregon, Dept. J. - FOR RENT CHEAP Brick store ,. building, 106 Fir street. Apply at the marble works: WANTED Partner with $200. Travel ing show business; snap for right party. Call Van Duyn Realty Co. FOR RENT Modern 6 room house. Corner of Sixth and Penn Ave. In quire of Miss Berger. British Scientists Meet London, Aug. 31 Some of the world's greatest savants in all branches of scientific research are as sembled today at Sheffield, where the British Association for the Advance ment of Science began its annual ses sion. The association, which is the greatest scientific body In the world, held Its meeting last year at Winni peg, Man., Canada. The Sheffield meet ing will continue through this week and a part of next week. Pittsburg Exposition Opens. Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. 31. With exhi bition balls and galleries filled to ov erflowing with displays, the twenty second season of the. Pittsburg Expo sition, beginning today, promises to surpass all past records. A usual, a s SEE AT il 9 reome.s- 4, great festival of music will be a fea ture of the exposition. 'From now un til October 22, when the exposition closes, some of the greatest musical organizations of the world will be heard dally. Victor Herbert's Orches tra is the opening attraction, to be followed by Damrosch, John Philip Sousa, and other bands and orchestras almost as famous. v FrXEBAL HELD TODAY. Remains of Mrs. Cochran laid Away In SummcrvUle Cemetery Today The funeral services of Mrs. Samuel Cochran who ' died Monday morning in this city, were held this forenoon. Interment took place in the Summer yllle cemetery. V PAD0UBNY ON GOTCH'S TRAIL Giant Ruuian Wrestler Coming to America to Meet Champion, Another foreign wrestler. Is hot on the trail of Frank Gotch, the world's champion. . The ! latest challenger is Ivan Padoubny, the giant Russian Cossack, who is six feet seven Inches In height and weighs 800 pounds. Pa- doubny is about thirty years old. He was born In a village with a Jawbreak ing name In eastern European Russia. Out of the last six great wrestling tournaments held In Paris Padoubny has won five and would have won thn sixth, but be was unable to be pres ent, unese tournaments are "recog nized as the blue ribbon events of the wrestling world, and giants from all over Europe throng to compete. Two years ago on the final night of the tour nament Padoubny was called up to wrestle five men ranging In weight from 250 to 400 pounds. He threw them all between 9 p. m. and midnight. These are his measurements as giv en out by his management: Neck, 24 Inches; chest, 58; waist, 40; upper arm, 22; thigh, 83; calf, 23; height, 6 feet 7 Inches; weight, 800 pounds. Be is principally known as a Greco Roman wrestler, but according to wrestlers who have met him on the mat the things he knows about foot holds and leg twisting would make Frank Gotch turn green with envy. Dr. Roller, who next to Gotch Is con sidered to be the best in this country, has seen Padoubny wrestle and says be is the best foreign wrestler be ever saw and will give Gotch the greatest tussle of his career. Roller Is now In Russia and says be will bring over Padoubny fo Gotrh next wlpter. tore Will be in Our Show Window Thursday Evening 7:30 to 8:30 Friday Alt 3:00 to 4:00 and Saturday Evening 7:00 to 8:00 Jones Makea Difference. v No use talking, Tom Jones stiffens up that Detroit team. He fields in grand shape, hits the ball hard, and he's got the stuff. You cannot find blm sticking around any infirmary If there b a chance for him to wax Into action and get into his garb. Hit In Head, Bats Good. Catcher Street of the Wasbingtons was hit on the head by a ball In De troit and has been batting good ever since. McAleor was hit on the head by a fist in Detroit," and the Washington? have been going at a fast clip ever since. .. ,i Rooting Dots Not Always Holp. Hugh Jennings is not sure that root ing helps a ball team In the long run. The players become accustomed to the rooting on the home grounds and miss It on the ri-ad Baseball In Moxloa. The City of Mexico has a summer baseball league, double headers being Played on Sundays. FARMERS' BUSINESS WE OIVE PARTICU- ...( UR ATIENT10N TO THE BUSINESS FARMERS. WE COR DIALLY INVITE THEM TO MAKE THIS WEIR BANKING HOME. The United States National Bank, LA GRANDE, OREGON.