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D. G. BRIGHQUX,
Proprietor.
ONE BLOCK FROM DEPO I
La Grande, Oregon
Jose "Tomorrow Sight;
Into the gold of the present theat
rical season will . come "Silver
Theadg" tothe Steward tomorrow
In whch Richard J. Jose, the famous
contra. tenor, will. make' his reappear
ance after several years absence In
Nartln V. Merle'a domestic drama ot
New England life. Merle is best re
membered for "The'Ligbt Eternal'",
which has gone on record as the
best ofiall religious' plays in recent
years. ,ln. "Silver' Threads"" he', has
fitted Jose with a vehicle that spelb
success with a capital "S" for it la
a play destined for p ..Hilarity and a
long career. .
After the surfeit of new thought.
graft, persecution and probrem plays
"Silver Threads" comes as a decided
$ LADIES AND GENTS SHOl '
?! SHINE PARLORS s
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has moved o 1113 Adams .
' 'Avenue," where he will serve ,
' A' all customers, hew and old.
The First
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Question Asked
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i wnea uuyiug wi
renting a house,
the ONE que-
ft uon or uie muuciu
renter or buyer.
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this way:
Is the, house
wired for
Electricity?
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Indian Lad Flays Important Tart In
Gun Scene Over Fair Maiden,
Pendleton, Jan. lG.-i-"Haven Ross,
a Pendleton young man, was reported
to he shot and killed, hut it ! not
true," Is, the opening statement of a
letter received yesterday, by the East
Oregonian from Miss Lena Miller, Big
Timber, Montana. She then goes on
to chronicle very graphically, in spite
of limited familiarity with the king's
English as It Is spelled, the details of
'"cKrAt!na offflir whlh frmrrtA fin
kw ffinr'n v at f!ninmhuB. Mont-,i filed against you In the above entitled
ana. in which the aforementioned Ha-1 eult within six weeks from the first
Summons. ' 1 '
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In the Circuit Court of ,the State ot
Oregon for the county of TJntoi.
Joseph Palmer and Julius Roesch,
Plaintiffs
John Harris. Susan - Harris, the
First National Bank of Elgin and TT?I .IT?
J. F. Phy, Trustee jn Bankruptcy. ,T J XjLIZa
vi j. w. scriDer, ueienaants.
. To John Harris and Susan Harris,
the above named defendants, you and
each of you are hereby notified to be
and appear in the' above entitled court
and . answer the complaint thereon
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S. A. GARDINIER, Prop. andTMgr
COLONIAL PLAYERS
ven Ross and Charles Glen, "a quar
ter breed boyl" were the principals
and a young lady by the name of Lu
cie Mitchell the motive.
.The affair,, she says, took place at
a dance and ' was directly caused by
the evident preference of Miss Mitch
ell for the company of Ross. The lat
ter,, acordlng to the narrator, took
the girl In to supper, whereupon the
jealous rival entered, slaped the girl
in the face with true chivalry and
then . like a knight of old, challenged
the favored suitor to "take it up," at
the same time drawing a revolver and
backing out the door
The Pendleton hoy, it seems, was
annul n tha" nprjislnn. OnlMlv -
iplng Into a bedroom he procured
gun, and crawling out a, winaow,
walked' to the front of , the house,
where a ' number of' men were en
deavoring. to pacify the Jealous quar
ter-treed. "Both young opened Are
at once, Glen shooting, three times
and. Ross twice. Ross escaped unln'
lured, Mt Gleri fell with, a , bullett
through' hlB left shoulder. However,
he is recovering rapiaiy out nas oeen
publication of -this summons, and de
fendanta will take notice that if they
fail so to appear and answer, the
plaintiffs will for want thereof apply
to the court for the relief demanded
In the amended complaint towit, that
plaintiffs be decreed to be the owners
In fee of the real estate described in
the amended complaint to wit, lots one
and two and the southeast quarter of
northwest quarter and southwest
quarter of, .northeast quarter of Sec
tion nineteen In township one south
of range 40, east of Willamette Meri
dian! and soutB half of northeast
quarter and south half ot northwest
quarter, and north half of south
"ri::r" inJ Muuiiiwest ouar
ter , of section 24, and Bouth half
with E. FORREST TAYLOR and
MISS ADA DANIELS
FAEEWELL FE00EAM.
WEDNESDAY and TUCRSDA T A Eunaway Slatch.
FEIDAT and SATUEDAT-n'earts of the Blue Eldge.
SUSDAY "In Missouri." v
-V PBICES.
230 -Ochestra seats ,.f,.U.....
800 General ' Admission . .'. c
Entire Gallery , .... V. ... v ' ' ' i ' '
' Saturday Matineee, , . . 10c and 2.c
RESEBYED SEATS OX SALE AT BOX OFFICE 10 A. , ft .TO I
of uniitTiwiiit ouarter and . southeast I 'as smooth as a baby's,
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; Doctor Praises D."D. D.
Although an M. D., I acknowled'
to my patients and patrons that your '
remedy, D., D. D., reaches coses' Ot
Eczema and permanently cures them. j
Dr. Ira T. Gahbert. Caldwei. Kn
Mv cure began from the first ap
(plication of D. D. D. My skin Is not
I -woman
Quarter of southwest quarter of sec
tion '23 and east half of northwest
quarter of section twenty six In townr
ship ope south of rango 39, east of
Willamette, meridian, in Union coun
take a thousand dolars for wnat D.
D. D. has done for me," writes August
SantcV ot Chllllcothe, Ohio. ; c '
These are Just samples of letter
r rncelvlnz every day from
EVERYBODY
has come to realize
that electric light
is not a luxury
they want, but
a Necessity
they must have.
Eastern
OREGON
Light and Power
relief.' Its homeliness, directness and
heart Interest all ring true for it is
simple tale simply told
"Silver Threads" unfolds the story
of John Laurie, his brother Ben, and
John's two daughters, Ruth and
Kathleen. Around "the lives ot this
little family." Merle has "entwined a
story ' that is ' replete with dramatic
and comedy situations, and Into It
he has woven the songs of old the
songs that Jose has made classics.
In Ron T.nnrie .Insfl has found H
most congenial role. As the lovable
old blacksmith he has created a char
acter that stands alongside ot Den
man "Thompson's famous Old Home
ntenrt ' character and the - late Jim
Heme's uncle Nat Berry, in "Shore
Acres." By his Jovial, tender person
ality, he wins the. hearts of his aud
ience, handling his, dramatic and
comedy scenes with equal ease and
ability. In the .first act he sings
"When You and I -Were Young, Mag
gie," and "Silver Threads Among the
(Gold," the play .being based on the
latter song. In the third act he ln-
'nA ' ninintw HMd I cTtttftfwl nitlents all over the coun
thereto be quieted. ' :"- ; t; , '. ,. try. . ' ' :- .--,'--
, This summons Is published by or. ; "Worth Its weight in goia, ai
a! tho. Hnn ripmit ronrt nt the I mv nlmnles washed away by D. D;
Miss Miller appears to he a great
admirer of young Robs and would
not have , Pendleton . people believe
that he came out second best In the
affair. " ;. .. , .' .. .
Brakeman Is Injured. ,
Philip Gulllot, an O.-W. R. & N.
brakeman, sustained a , bad , wrench
of the back last night when one of
the Iron rounds ot the ladder leading
to the top of the car gave way, pre
cipitating him to the ground. Unable
to rise he lay by the side of the track
for some time,, but was finally able
to drag himself to a nearby . house
January A. D. 19U, directing publi
cation of this summons for six con
secutlve weeks In the. La. Grande Ev
ening Observer a newspaper publish
ed at La' Grande, Union County, Ore
gon, and ot ' general circulation t In
said state ' and county and the first
publication , of this summons is on
the 10th day of January, A. D., 1911.
J. D. SLATER,
,' Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31, Feb. 7, 14, 21
These are the words of others In de
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Proven by thousandsc ot cures, for
ten years to be absolutely harmless
and reliable In every case of ikln
trouble, no matter what it Is. ,
Get a trial' bottle today! Instant
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THE NEWUN ' DRUG CO. ,
Jan. 17-19. :: '-. :. ; ;-;.V U h-'--y,'
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inhiuibrlfcin'i Couen JMrneav. whs
was called. At first It was thought
that his back was broken but an ex
amination howed that it vas only se
verely wrenched.
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NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
Company
TO OUR
CUSTOMERS
There - Are Many of You
That we appreciate roar. pat.
'ronagfti Var loyalty" and stead
fastness, fully a much as' you
appreciate the help we have at
times been able to raraisn yea,
goes without' saying.
HOWEVER, we want to take
this public method of thanking
yon for past patronage and,
with fall confidence that this
patronage will continue, , we
pledge you onr best endeavors
In the fntare as yon havehad
them In the past
Wishing yon an Increased
measure of Happiness and Pros,
perlty for the year 1911, we are
7 Sincerely yours,
The: United States
National Bank, v
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Jan. 17-26 Feb. 7.
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taken to me nospitai ana ut. mngo trator or tne estate ot wuuam "7 ' 801 .1 hv .11 dealers,
AdamB, deceased, has mea in tne
County Court of Union County, Ore
gon, his final report of his admlnis-?
tratlon of the, state of said William
Albert Adams, deceased and that
said court has set Wednesday, the 8th
day" of February, A) D., 1911, at 2
o'clock, p. m. t the county . court
hottee in La' Grande, Oregon, for the
bar1nc nt "rTi fnnnrt anfl all nMAft
tions thereto.
Dated at La Grande, , Oregon, on
this 10th day of January, A. D.,1911
. WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
Administrator of the estate of Will
lam Albert Adams, deceased.
Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31, Feb. 7,, 14, 21 ; .
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