La Grande evening observer., January 02, 1911, Page PAGE 6, Image 6

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LAGUiXDE EVEdNQ OBSEBTXB,
MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1911.
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S, A..GARDINIER, Prop, and Mgr
VAUDEVILLE PICTURES
WEEK BEGINNING JANUARY 2
IBDiUAN A lBDAXLAXr A rabian Acrobats . "
- THE XABKHAKS (Chester an d Leona) Novelty slngeig aad
TUB FAUST TBKComte? w zt Tnarsday. The Ughe prseed aU
. traction ever broigkt to La Grande's Vaudeville Stages. '
Evening Prices 15 and 25c
Boxes 50c
SEW PEOPLE MONDAYS AND THFBSDATS.
Vatlaees Wednesdays-Saturday a-Sundays, 2 'clock; and all Holiday
. ' ' Mattaee Prieee, lOe and lc
Complete Equipment tor Resetting aim Repairing
Rubber Buggy Tips
5 ' D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor
1 COMPUTE" MACHINE SHOPS AMD FOUNDRY
At LOCAL THEATERS
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YAKIMA PEBFOBVIICE GOOD
Cowboys Go Kllea to Wass Per.
fcmanee Tkea.
North Yakima, Jan. 1. (To the Ob
server. Lit Graad)Rei -Beach's
"BaiTta company played bars to
day to th sacord matlne of tb mo
son and OTtrflowing night hoase.
Cowboys aad ranchme front biIIm
aroand attended the play. It was re
alistic and portrayed cleverly.
BAES1EU SEATS TOKOKSOW
Dne to Former Conflict In Dates, Seats
Ho On Sale Tommorrow.
Seats for "The Barrier" will gx on
sale tomorrow morning. The time us
ually required to purchase seats to,
was shortened beacuse of the sale for
the Bancroft attraction. The Ban
croft number has been cancelled and
Manager Steward was undlclded Just
what to do as to the seat sales for the
"Barrier", but after some considera
tion decided to put them on tomorrow,
nna Thr. r.-.r.-i ...ulii.in
is that "the Barrier" will break all re
cords for the Steward this winter.
STEWARD'S Souse
MONDAY, JANUARY 9
A WONDERFUL GIRL SHOW
A STUBBORN
SMDMELLA
40 CM, S'lSSa.S't.S 20 Sony.
Better than the Original Company. Go See III or
You'll Be- Shrry."San Francisco Examiner.
"Chorus Blessed With Nimble Legs and Wonderful
Voices."--San Francisco Ezaminer.
PRICES 50c, 75c. $1.00, and $1.50
BREAKS WITH TRFST FILMS.
finis Theatre to Ran Independent Plct-
ores First Series of Films Good.
For the present at least, and per
haps continually, trust moving pict
ires are not to be run at the Isis the
atre. ' While in Portland last week
Manager B. M. Sherwood closed a deal
with an Independent film' house to
supply a run of pictures for the local
house and If the pictures continue as
satisfactory as the first consignment
has proven itself to be, it is evident
that the trust will be bucked by the
Isls al lthe time hereafter.
The trust includes an enormous
number of (film makers, but there are
others in the business as is attested
to by the pictures which go on to
night for the first time under the new
order of things at the Isis. The actors
in the independent are better, themeB
elevated and all important phaseB
are' fully up to the standard. One of
the films is slightly scratched; in this
Is the only weakness in the entire pro
gram. This will not occur again, how
ever and there is every reason to be
lieve that the Independent makes will
prove fully as entertaining as . the
trust-made pictures.
ommeaded.
The' Faust trla an Italian (roup of
singers come next Tharsday to stay
tear days. They are on of the high
est priced, acta ertr brought to La
Grande, aad the first tare days' pro
gram has' been ralacad slightly to
max room tor tola high pricad trea
The Orpheam baa plenty of ateafi
beat aad our patrona Trill alwaya find
It warm said Msaager Oardlnier today.
J0HI BARE PAROLED.
Often His Liberty Wednesday and
Will Reside Id Eagle Yalley.
John Bare was granted a parole
Wednesday by Acting Governor Bow
erman, and was released from the
penitentiary the same afternoon, "and
Joined hia devoted wife who was wait
ing for him in Salem.
By the terms of the parole, Bare is
prohibited from residing in Wallowa,
Union or Multnomah counties; must
support his family and refrain from
tno use ui iucoAM.tti.iiig liquors.
He will go first to his brother's
home in Eagle Valley, Baker county,
to recuperate his health, which is very
poor at present.
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AMBULANCE lldusse
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Notice is herebv etven that tha an.
nual Stock-holders. mpeMn nf tha
Cove State Bank will be held at theij
ui vuo, urexuu, on lueHaar.
January 10th. 1911 at. th hnnr nf 9.
p. m. for the Dumoae of h!rrtn? nm.
cers for the ensuing ,vtar nad sac';
other business that may preyerly
come berore said meeting.
G. A. STOCK. Cashier.
Dec. 3 Jan. 10.
A little book showing the human
Appendix, and telling how Appendix
is caused and how you can EASILY
prevent it, is offered free for a short
time by A. T. Hill. Drugsist.
Every family has need of a good, reliable
liniment For sprains, braises, so renew of
the muscles and rheumatic pains there is
none better than Chamberlain's. Sold by
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IRETAIL DEPARTMENT
We solicit your'-orders for Shingles, Rubberoid RooVng
DeadenhcftfeltffluMing Paper.
, We are prepared to furnish and deliver material,
promptly. Phone Main 8.
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NOW IS THE TIME TO
t Look After That Eve Trough
Rainy weather will set in soon. We
have plumbing fixtures of all kinds.
Cstso and sec .
BAY 6 ZWEIFEL
For Quick
Messenger Service
Catl Main 24, orlnd.M21
Uhhy pay Rent? We loan
" money to build, ana jw '
pay us as you would rent.
. R. OUVER.
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m rtiatnan L,ue ever presented upon
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'Prices fcl SO-fcl -7Sr and 5fV
Orpheam Has New Teams.
Abdallah & Abdallah, Arabian ac
robats, introducing the oriental style
of ( that department of athletics, will
oe me leature act at the Orpheum for
tho first three days: The team is here
aftd will give La Grande lovers of ac
robatic events a touch of how the mat
stunts are pulled off in Arabia. The
MarkhamB, novelty singers and talk
ing comedians comprises ,another team
which goes on the boards tonight for
the first time. They rome highly rec-
Ie Grartn
and a
WARM" FIRE--
Our Fountain will be open all
winter. What a nice desert
for a New year Dinner. A
package of smooth Ice Cream.
SELDERS-Next door to Post Office
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Seats on sale Jan. 3 at VanBurens I
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