LA GEAITDE EVENING OBSEHVEIt
TOURSDAY, DECLMBEIl.l, 1910.
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evolution to foresee the ultimate
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' lighting the GENERAL ELEC
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Drayingofalllrind
Company
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ilale Yoices a Feature.
Leaving the beaten paths of comic
operas, "The Time, the Place end The
GiiT'i company, last evening intro
duced to L& Grande the novel feature
of presenting a chorus which Is Just
the reverse of the usual. Instead of
bird-like girls who sing with all the
skill of, the opera star, this company
carries a crowd of men who are the
mainstays In the singing business. The
Steward was packed"- last . night to
hear the company. In the singing the
of girl principals and supporters, the
audience was disappointed, hu$ found
especial satisfaction la Johnnie Hicks 4
the comedian, and the general "work1
and acting of all the girls in the parts..
The men voices were far superior to
the average comic opera 'delegations,
but the girls, be It said, fell flat. Hicks
Is a consistent comedian., always
working, to please. Among the tea-,
tures of the attraction was the clever
dancing of a sort seldom seen here.
On the whole - the show ' ib' good,
are prone to criticise and find fault
and these will not agree with the dec
laration that aide from the weakness
of the girl voices, the show was up to
a high standard. ;
The Orpheum Tonight
,The new act tonight at the Orph
eum is Flynn & Howard, direct from
the Pantages circuit They play four
nights in La Grande. They are sing
ers and dancers "with a little Irish
comedy. With the exception of the
Mate Sister team who leave today, the
other numbers on the program at the
opening of the week, will remain un
til Sunday, They do however, make
slight changes in their individual acts.
These acts are the Kellum & Wilson
.A." J.i'
Cs Weinberger at Peter Stuyvcsant In
. Election Sotlce.
, December 12th, 1910. ' s
Notice Is hereby given that on the
12th day of December, 1910, a gen
eral election will be held In the City
of La Grande, In the County of Union,
State of Oregon, for the purpose, of
electing the following officers: .
Mayor . ; t 'V.'' " ;: "'
' Recorder ' "( . .
T, Chief of Police , .
; Treasurer''
One Councilman from each ward.
That at said election there will be
submitted to the voters of the City
the following "question: "Shall the
Council of the City be authorized to
Issue and negotiate bonds of the City
Jn the mm of $10,000 to bear Interest
not to exceed 6 per cent per annum,
to run for a period of twenty (20)
years from date, redeemable and pay
Trio and Her&ann & Lace. The new
pictures will be seen tonight. The new
number on the program cornea' high
ly ' recommended. The Orpheum Is
and will continue to use Pantages
acts', from the big circuit The players
make Portland, Seattle, San,Francl8co
and Boise. . . '.
IIs Pictures Popular.
The Isls continues to draw' full
houses at both performances In the
evening. The pictures are good and
well worth seeing sc. 1 the music' is
up to the usual standard. To eight is
the last time to see these pictures as
they change tomorrow. , ;
Burgomaster Jxt X6n2ay.
Our local managers are now quite
busy arranging their 'menu" for the
season of 1910-11, Of all the first class
attractions scheduled to appear, at
the Steward, Monday,. Dec. 5, none
will be more welcomed than "The Bur
gomaster" w!th that eterling favorite
fi.ua n ... WatnHn. WJll-'i - ---
in his original .part of Peter Stuy
vesant themayor of New Amsterdam.
Pixley and Luder have written many
musical successes, namely? "Prince
of Pilsen"; "King Dodo, "Woodland"
and "Grand Mogul," but it was in
the greatest of all these, "The Bur
gomaster," that they scored their
greatt and everlasting triumph. The
present seasons offering is the new
edition of this musical masterpiece,
and Manager Wm. P. Cullen has given
It a 'sumotuous mounting. This de
lightful musical comedy will be seen
at the Steward next Monday. . "
, Probably the largest and most com
plete musical organization to visit
this season will, be "The Burgomas
ter" with clever Gus..C. Weinburg and
over half a .hundred others.
the Burgomaster, Monday, Bee i.
able at any time after ten (10) years
from date at the option of the City,
which bonds are tq be lssned and told
for the purpose of completing the
sewer system la the City of La
Grand." ' .. '. :'
That at laid election there will also
be submitted to the voters of the
City the question: TShall sections 4
and 7 of the Charter of the City be
amended so as" to provide for tue ap
pointment of Chief of Police by the
Mayor, instead of being elected by
the voters of the City."
The polling places designated for
said election, and the judges and
clerks appointed to conduct said elec
tion are as follows: First ward Pol
ling place, Court House. Judges: M.
P. Sheasley, Jacob Baker, M. McMur
ray; Clerks: Elmer Curtis and E. W.
Kammerery
Second ward Follies l-i-ice, Coun
cil' chambers. Judge-' 1L V,r. Etoner,
Merritt Tcernolds, George Ball;
Clerks: J. E. Reynolds and Perry Ol
iver. ' '
Third ward Polling place, tent at
corner of 4lh street and Adams ave
nue. Judges: J. M. Hilts, M. A. Har
rison, W. D.'G randy; Clerks; Adna
Rogers and Lee Lcavltt
Fourth ward Polling place, Ged
des' store. Judges: G. V. Allen, E. S.
Erasel, J. T. Williamson; Clerks: J.
M. Kochensparger. and John Ladd.
Said election will be held and con
ducted and the returns thereof filed
as provided by law in the case cf gen
eral city elections of said city.
The polls of said election will be
opened at the hour of 9 o'clock a. m.
and closed at the hour cf 1 o'clock p.
m. on said day. ' . -, . . . ,
All qualiflod Toters of the City will
be permitted to vote at said election.
By order of the Council of said City
of La Grande, Oregon. -
Dated November 20th. 1910.
F. L. MEYERS, Mayor. ...
Attest: D. E. COX, Recorder.
Nov. 30-Dec 12.
Tetltlon for Liquor License.
County, OTegon. , ' , . ; ' . .
We the undersigned legal voters
and actual residents of the precinct of
Hllgard, Union County, Oregon; and
having actually resided In said pre
cinct at least thirty days Immediately
preceeding the date of signing and
filing at least thirty days Immediate
ly (preceding the date of signing and
filing of this pedtion, hereby respect
fully petition your honorable Court
to grant to James D. Porter a license
to sell spirituous, malt or vinous liq
uors 6r, fermented 'cider commonlv
known as hard cider, in less quanti
ties than one gallon, in the town nf
Hilgard, Union County, Oregon, in the
building known as "Home Hotel on
lotfc7 Block One in the town of Hil
gard, Union County, Oregon, com
mencing on or about the 5th day of
January, 1911. Dated this November
30, 1910. ' '
J. D. CASEY,
PHILIP GRAY,
J. H. YOUNG,
RUpOLPH IIARTEL,
GEO. McGARRY.
NIELS HANSON,
JACK BARKER,
- W. W. McDOUGALD, -:
' , " GEO. HENEKE,
- TO; CANTRELL.
H. C. RICHARDS,
J. R. TOWNER,
W. J. SALING,
' CLYDE STULTS. ' ' '
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
J. MV SHEETS,
FRANK VANAWAY,
' W. M. McICAY,
m. o. coombs,
' -' matt white, '
t. Mccarty,
F. DEMINQ,
S.C.BULLIS,
MARION IIAGEY, -
- CLAUDE MILLER,
' , CHRIS CARR.
SCOTT BURNETT,
" ' ED. BEAN,
J. E. STANFIELD,
C. -WEBB,
-w F- HANSON.
. ' ELJ AS ADKINS, -
C. A. ALLEN,
11. L. WILSON,
ED. BARTMESS,
' A. LUNDMANN,
J. W. SCOTT,
1 ' BEN COTNER, . .
J. T. GRAY, f
J. Ci GRAY, ,
, RAY HAWE3.
R. H. YOUNG,
Notice Is hereby given that I will
on the 4th day of January, 1911, ap
ply to the County Court of . Union
County, Oregon, at the Court house In
La Grande, Oregon, for a license to
sell spirituous, malt or. vinous llq
.uors, or fermented cider, commonly
known as hard cider, in quantities
lees than one gallon in the building
known as "Home Hotel" located on
lot 7, Block One, in the town of Hil
gard, Uilon County, Oregon,, com
mencing on or about the Cth day of
January, 1911. . . :
' J. D. PORTER.
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