La Grande evening observer., September 21, 1910, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

LAjQtlANDE EVENING OBSERVER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 1910.
PAGE FIVE
THE ISIS
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Troubles of a Flirt.
The Roman Jews Pathe.
Lead by Little Hands.
Late for Recital Sellg.
Song I Love My wife' but 0n
Her Family.
The Three Cherry Pits Vita
graph . .
npautlful dlBhes given to lady .
patrons of the matinee. See dis
play in IQbPy
LOCALS !
Hotel rule cardB. trespassing cards,
houses for rent carda printed In red
and black. For sale cheap at The Ob
server office.
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'Clean house with a vacuum carpet
1 cleaner. All work guaranteed. PrlceB
right. Phones Red 562 or Red 141.
Cherry Blossoms are marshmellows
and cherries. Delicious confection.
First class bookkeeper and steno
grapher wants to locate In La Grande.
Seven years experience, lumber con
atruction and railroad work. Phone
Red 711. ' : ." '
- A special -sale on house plants for
sale by Mrs. Anthony, 1606 Sixth street
will commense Sept 21. With a' few
exceptions the plants will not exceed
twenty-five cents each.'
Communication.
To the Business Men:
We are not trying to take anything
away from the Union county fair as
sociation as they stated in last night's
Observer, but we are putting out a
special souvenir program for advertis
ing purposes. .
STRONG BROS.
Flemish Art Goods, hand covered
with Jewel Bettings. We sell you the
goods and teach .you how to do It
free. Call and see our demonstrator
at Silverthorn's family drug store.
Flemish Art Goods, something very
new and "pretty, being demonstrated
now at Silverthorn's family drug
store. It will be worth your while to
call and see it
Those who love good music, should
visit the Jsis any performance and
hear MrB. A. F. Winkley and Miss
Mamie Delventhal play- an the piano
and traps.
-mission .Iter I
Workinerfs m
Suits
yE carry special line3of Suits for Workingmen-..
Suits that are built with the purpose in view of meeting
every requirement
The fabrics are neat patterns of the most durable
Gh'eviots and Cassimeres. . .
The tailoring is as strong as tailoring can be made,
with reinforcements at every point Where there is any
special strain. , V .
The cut of the garments is gereel and roomy.
Every Garment is Union Made
These Suits were made in the Gountry's best
Uuion Taylor Shops, and we back them to' do duty
with a guarantee, v - ' x ;-
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THE CLOTHIERS
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PERSONALS.
G. Bradley of Nampa, Idaho, is a
guest at the Sommer hotel.
H. M. Snodgrass, of Cincinnati, 0.. 1
registered at the Foley. N ,
"R. A. Holstrom of Elgin, is regis
tered at the Savoy today.
G. W. Johnson and J. A. Elliott of
Union, were guests at the Savoy yes-.
terday.
E. J. Hobbs of Enid, Okla Is stop
ping at the Savoy hotel. .
Pat Mahaffey ,a former railroader In
this city, but now a passenger conduc
tor on the Sandy division, has been in
La Grande this week, visiting friends.
D. A. Stoop returned to his home
in Elgin on this morning's train from
a brief business trip In this city. While
here he stopped at the Sommeis
Mra. V.. W. Rrnokler returned this
morning from Pendleton where she
attended the marriage of her daughter
Alberta, of this city, to Floyd Heath
man, a popular passenger brakeman
on the 0. R. & N.
Ralph Chenault left this morning
for the O. A. C. where he will enter
for his freshman year. -
Charles Reynolds expects to leave
this evening for Corvallis to enter
0. A. C. for his second year. ,
", Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Clarke and son
Herman, leave Friday for Salem where
they will make their home uuriug liie
winter. Mr. Herman Clark is a stu
dent in Willamette university.'
MrB. Jeanette Owens, motjner oi
Miss Nellie Owens, and Miss Jessie
Johnson, all of Detroit, Mich;, mother,
Bister and niece respectively of Mrs.
Frank Wllhelm of this city, are ex
pected to arrive this evening to visit
at the Wilhelm "home.'Irs. Wllhelm
has not Been her mother for. eight
years. .";..'
W. A. Dutch superintendent of the
American Light and Power company,
passed throught the city this morning
on his way to vale with a crew of la
borers which will he put on a contract
at that place.
Mr. and MrB. George H. Currey are
at Hot Lake today, the guest of Mrs
Currey's1 father, A. C. ! Huntington,
who is a patient in the sanitarium at
Hot Lake. Today' is the 7tn anni
verBary Mr. Huntington.'. He 1b not
well and has spent a few days at the
Lake resting. Mr. and 1 Mrs. Currey
carried with them a load of asters,
the gift of Mrs. J. D. Slater, to pat
tents at the lake.
Invite Spooks to Frisco.
Bern Francisco. SeDt 21 Lltte
Briehteyes and all other Indian guides
controls, spirits, hantB, mahatmas and
other spooks of the. country are cor
diallv Invited to gather here for the
annual Besslon of the National SJlrit-
uallst Association. The session will
beein Oct. 17. and will be marked by
many denominations of the truths of
Spiritualism. -' ' - " ' '
AHD FURNISHERS
TI II!! HID
GUILTY
REMMILLARD AND KENNEDY
JOINTLY ACCUSED. ;
Sentence Will be Read Next Friday
Morning at 9 O'clock.
L. Remmilard and Dell Kennedy,
proprietor and bartender, respectively,
in the Remmlllard saloon on Adams
avenue, were found guilty of having
Bold intoxicating liquors to Detective
Ben Morgan Jby a verdict reached by
the juy which heard the evidence last
night The case was given the Jury
late last evening, and a verdict was
reached during the night, sealed and
held until this morning at 9 o'clock
When court convened again the decis
ion was read.
, Judge Knowles will na"me senten
ces in the case next Friday morning
at 9 o'clock.
EIEICEIM5E
15 LOST
BROKEN BOTTLE LETS EVIDENCE
GO TO WASTE.
Ulrica Lotteg Escapes Trial on the
Indictments.
A bottle of beer broken in transit
from the chemist at the University of
Oregon to La Grande, was responsible
for the dismissal of one count against
Ulrich Lottea this morning when that
case was called In "circuit court, The
prosecution was forced to ask for a
dismissal of the ' indictment because
the evidence was spilled. However an
other indictment was taken up Im
mediate! and Mr. Lottea is conse
quently defendant in the case now un
der way. .
It is said that Lottea will attempt
to prove an alibi as it were claiming
to have been in Baker City the date
on which he is charged with the alleg
ed sale of liquor. '
.Where Andre Landed.
New York, Sept. 21 An historic
spot on the west shore of the Hudson,
where Andre, the spy, landed 130
years ago today, Sept. 21, 1780, has
been brought to public notice by the
erection of a large sign. The inscrip
tion is so large that it may be wad
wlfh a glasB from passing vessels.
DOCTOR OF OPTICS.
PERMANENTLY LOCATED
AT 1105 ADAMS AVE. .
., FOLEY HOTEL.
Doctor Mendelsohn has been prac
ticlng and" has the experience of 29
years, fitting glasses. We have the
professional equipment as well as
the science.
SKILL. REPUTATION
AND HONESTY.
should be . taken into consideration,
to have your eyes rightly fitted.
The satisfaction of those we have
served Is your guarantee that we will
serve ion satisfactorily.
All broken glasses replaced while
yon watt.
OFFICE HOURS 8:30 a. m. to 12 m.
1 to 5 p. m. -
EYENINGS BY APPOINTMENT.
DR. M. P. MENDELSOHN
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LADOQEN Suits, new styles, new materials ...... v
Also a dozen Coats, consisting of Long Black
and Blue Broadcloth and Kerseys at ... . . . ... . . . ,
V $10 to $17.50
Auto and street coats with the large Shawl or
Military Collar .. . ; .
V $12.50 to $20
The Ladogen shown this season is beautiful,
stylish and popular priced.
J V LITY, THE SAME-PRICE, LESS
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TURTLE SHIPPED IN, CAN
SMALL WISCONSIN TURTLE COMES
FAB BUT STILL LIVES.
Peculiarly Enough the Tiny Turtle Is
, 'ot Suffocated. .
A mud turtle of the Wisconsin
species, reached La Grande this morn
ing in a small airtight tin box, and
though it has been locked up in sucb
cramped quarters where no air could
reach It for nearly a week, the turtle
was apaprently in perfect health.
The turtle, diminutive in size, com
pared to the monsters that are found
in the Mississippi valley frequently,
was sent to Dave Stewart, Jr., by Ken
nethltfaclntyre, who formerly lived in
Union . and Wallowa countleB when
his parents made .their home here. Not
long ago they moved to La Crosse,
Wis., and there It. was that Master
Kenneth found his mud turtle. Anx
ious to satisfy Master Dave's curiosity
as to a mud turtle ,he placed a small
one in an airtight tin box and sent it
to La Grande.
It is bring cared for today by Mr.
Steward who la rather at a loss to
know what to feed It.
"GOING SOME" COMING HERE.
Rex Beach Comedy Will Be Presented
Here In the Yery Xear Future.
"Going Some" that cleveresMf all
laugh producers will be the att?action
at the Stewart at a very near date,
when Lawrence & Sandusky ; will
send their extra fine company of play
ers to Interpret the comedy which is
from the combined pens of Rex Beach
and Paul Armstrong. Nothing quite so
funny has been evolved In stagelahd
for many a day and the marvelous
success of "Going Some" in every me
tropolitan city on the continent ' has
prompted the present tour with an
all star cast and a magnlflclent array
of scenic splendor. The plot of "Go
ing Some" is laid in New Mexico and
the local color is furnished by cow
boys and college people. It's all fun
fiom start to finish and the play en
r
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. There never has
when Ladies Head
fii
trim is very becoming this season not too
loud but modest,
W ran nlfiasft
med Hats is complete besides our milliners
are working overtime to supply the de
mand for special orders.. Call and look our
line over.
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and Silk
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Samson Windmills, Demg Pumps Richardson and Boyn- J
5 ton Hot Air Plants. 1 !
Pp'j Fittings, Bath Room Fixtures ' and all kinds of ?
Plumbing Goods. ' 5
BAY & ZWEIFEL W
S Plumbers, Heaters and Sheet Metal Workers. ' 4
Classifiedl
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i Advertising
FOR SALE 500 sheep, Waiter Glenn,
R. F. D. No 2.
WANTED Position, by married
man on ranch. AddreBB X, Observer.
FOR SALE 2 two-year-old graded
Jersey heifers. I almost thoroughbred,
and the other half Jersey and half
Short Horn. Call or phone 1107 Ad
ams Ave. La Grande. 5t
ADD POLIT AN
FOR RENT House keeping rooms
1617 4th street. Mrs. E. C. Moore. 6t
FOR SALE Good Singer sewing
machine 702 Washington St 6t
FOR SALE Furniture for three
rooms in a four room house which can
be rented. See Oakley Coffin at Star
theatre. .
' LOST Gordon setter pup, 4 months
old. Reward for return to post office.
oys a palpable plot to assist In
funmaklng. ,
the
Strike Rich Ore Near Joseph.
Joseph, Ore., Sept: 21 Special The ,
Commett Mining Co., whose mines
are located eight miles from Joseph,
has Just opened a fine ledge of excel
lent copper ore and are taking out
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been a season before
Wear was more beauti-
neat and stylish.
von. Our stock of Trim
McC.ll Pattn No. 3611
CHIC AFTERNOON COSTUME
FARMERS'BUSINESS
WE GIVE PARTICU
LAR ATI ENT10 N TO
THE BUSINESS
FARMERS. WE COR
DIALLY INVITE THEM
TO MAKE THIS 1HEIR
BANKING HOME.
The United States
National Bank,
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
the hlghgrade picture stuff every day.
Samples of this ore will be added to
the large mineral display being ar
ranged for the Enterprise fair. This
is said to be one of the most promis
ing mines in Wallowa county. The di
rectors of the company are IL II.
Mulkey, J. W. Bunnell and A. F.
Sheets. ,'
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