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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1911)
TUESDAY, JANUARY 24. 1911. 1 - Kelley land pitzGerald Present the Mcrriebtl of Musical - Comedies ( ! That Imprcs- donab!ai:E2iuiy the season L& GRANBE EVENING OBSERVER, 5 t They're Laughing Yet in Chicago. " Production, in Detail, as Presented , for 225 Consecutive , Perform ances.. at . the . LaSalle Theatre, i Chicago ifl.hy pay Renf ? IVc ioaniyor '"'"inonejrfo build,' ana ycc , pay us as .yoif would renf,,, The First ; Question Asked ; ; when buying or. renting a house, the ONE ques- tion of the modern renter or buyer - invariably runs ' r this way: Is the house wired for Electricity? EVERYBODY? has come to realize that electric light is not a luxury they want, but v a Necessity , they must have. EASTERN OREGON: Light and Power any ll"l'i"t""Hl'l"I''M"H"t TO OUR . CUSTOMERS' There , Are Many of You That , ws appreeiat your pat ronage, your loyalty and stead fastness, fully as much as yon appreciate ths help we hare at . times been able to furnish you,. T aoes wUhoot saying. HOWEVER, we .wont (o take t this pnblle method of thanking I i ! iisfMnaM anil. ' w J (HI IV fawasnv wmmm-mj with . fall confldence that this jotronage .will continue, we pledge you our best endearors 'he future as you hare had .rem In the past TTlshlng you an Increased measure of Happiness and Pros perity for the year 1911, we are : Sincerely yours, ' ' j i The United 'States :i National Bank, 1A .'ifiAWE 0REG0H Corar Louis KeIso,i Fred t ' THE FIRST WV f 1 if' !! KWC: $10; Frod Wjckoff In the "Honeymoon Tra "Honeymoon TralL" Those whose views Incline toward pessimism seem to think that musical comedy is on the wans. The "wise acre", who tains or tmngs taeairicai, and he is legion, has loudly voiced hla sentiments . during ; the ; past two or three seasons to the. effect that "the public will soon tire of girl shows and music shows and go back to the old! style of entertainment which It form erly patronized so extensively.", .The shrewdest managers la the theatrical business, however, are -pinning their faith on musical comedy as strongly this season as they havie since this style of entertainment has been a fur ore, and the men who talk with cap ital. and not with, words alone, are saying nothing, but are making the same gorgeous productions as hereto fore. The number of standard and Shakespearean attractions en tour re mains extremely low. The American publb demands en tertainment clever,' clean entertain ment and the producing manager, to meet this demand, produces an attrac tlon, the component elements of which are music Kghts, color and action. To this must ba added another essential -comedy. ; . ,' ' In is doubteful if any musical com edy now en tour In this country conv bines In such a high degree the e?' '. tlals of musical comedy success, than does "Honeymoon Trial,! the record-: breaking Hough, Adams and Howard musical masterpiece from the La Salle Theatre, Chicago, which, with company of owr half a hundred "post graduate fun-makera" appears at the Steward tonight At the Orpheum. Do Graw & De Graw were the one act vaudeville sketch at the Orpheum last night. They introdud the Ort- ental tumbling','; besides many other novel as well as amusing rymnastic stunts. Three good reels or f icturos were also shown. ( ", . Comments on Star Films A simple rustic tale, Gaumont, followed by "A Plain Song" a patbet- k: plcturo Illustrating tha command - ment which Inculcates honor for par ,-. .. , j - 7 By ADAMS, HOUGH; and HOWARD, With land Dancer ,, ,.f. ,t.. . tt-..s.(.A is I If. i,;. ri:-"' '"I' "CHANTICLEER" DANCE EVER . r: .. r ''''J? ,.T'i.; it,; ,v-f ., c. ' X at the Steward Tehatre Tonight cuts. . Pememberlng it ' at t critical time , la her life 'saves a.' young girl from :' leaning" her position and par ents as well' "to gof;away''' with a strange man. This, picture is a 'gooa deal of a sermon, like many 11 other Blograph pictures. It tells a' story, however,, which may not often enn llkethis, but this exception leaves .a very: strong impression '' with those who. see it.r. Following this Is a com edy by' Edison entitled "Pigs Is Pigs." This is 'a'rePrPdu;tton of Butler's re cent humorous story by that title, and we see Irish obstinacy iro. Company red taDe as the rapid increase- of guinea pifB. Sure its a good thing. Isls Has J Bfew Attraction. , Commencing, tonight the IsHs will Introduce a new program to Its pat rons. , ; For particulars! see the , house ad in this issue.. The lata has been eniovinir fine runs lately and theUhe concslon.of ,the same the. mem. mwA. hv hftn 'hie and alwava pleased.- : v'',. , -J' l,,:- WILL SOON SHIP OKE. Mines at Joseph to Begin Their Fro ; ,. oucuon, 4CC0raing io ueraio. Mr- Dunn of . Portland, general freHgM agent of the O.-W. R. & N, spent a couple of days In town this week making arrangements to ship ore from our numerous mine to the smelters at Taccma and Salt Lake ers Is very Satisfactory, and la expect ed that the shipment of ore several rfrtt a. dn.v will hMrln wdthln a few 1 weeks from the Lead Mountain, Co r King,' Mountain Gem, Transhiaiil and other properties. Mr. Dunn assures our people that it Is the intention of his company to buQd a branich line or spur from Jo seph to the foot of Middle Mountain above the Lake this spring.. The mountain Is about ton miles distant from the town. .This, will be In close proximity to half a dozen or more of J our leading mines and will greatly re- is duce the expense of ore shipment. It will also cause as -pretty a little : mining boom as you erver heafrd of In - 1 'bis or any other man's country. S i P "' "i";'" J'i'-i V'V" "f j 1 C'.l TIILCITK. MIL UI1LO SPECIAL C03DI1TTEE " FEOJt Si - tEM TISITS PENDLETON' Drop In oi the Town' Unannounced - and Inspects tae Sites There. -: Pondleton, Jan.' 24 TlwPendleton East Oregonlan said yesterday For' the purpose of Inspectln-g the site purchased for the eastern Ore goto' branch' hospital with a view to making recommendations ' as to thtf location of the buildings the commit tee appointed by Governor Went, ha hMn ' here today. The committee Is composed of Dr.' -Andrew C. ! Smith, Dr. Harry Lane, Dr. W, P, .Willlanv son, Dr ; J. F. jCalbralth and John; M. IA wis, state euglne'er. The coounittiee has been busy.' the greater part of the day viewing the s various proposed bIBltes aod; the .members win Western Oregon tonight -4rlTal Aiding here on the early morning train from Portland today, ' ths mem bers of the committee took local peo ple entirely, by, surprise., No advance notioe of. their coming bad, been pent out and it was. not until hey. reaohed here ; that., local people , . had any knowledge .of,, their,.; coming. Early during the forenoon, however, prep arations were , made for., taking ; , the vUitors to the site in autos ana tniey (were : Boon, nlewlng the, land purch ased.by the. state board.. During, the forenoon several hours were spent In going, over the ' .Oliver .Carpenter ranch, and an inspection of the build ing site, the McDanlels place, a short distance, below the Oliver ranch, , , Entertained at Luncheon. , ' At 12:30 the members of the.nlalt- lng party, were , entertained at lunch eon at the Hotel Pendleton by, mem bers of the Commercial club board of managers.; Aside , from the members of Jhei toanaglng ,board several other local men attended the luncheon, At adjourned to the office of Dr. C, r.--rT?TTrT"'"T' . FRUITS .'' b l"'an4;:;:''.:v VEGETABLES 5$ 'V.i' Oranges, per Dos.. . . 40c and 50c Bananas per Dos. .....,40c Apples, per Box ."3c . Cranberries per Qt..,.....15e Dates, per Lb, . 15c 2 for 25e , Figs, per Pkg; . ', . . ,10e and 15c ;Sweet, Potatoes, Lb.. ....... .6c Pumpkins, per Lb. .2c Tarsnlps, per Lb , ,2e Cabbage, per Lb. ...... .....3c Carrots, per Lb. . .2c ; Conllflower, per, head 15c Garlic, per Lb, ...... ......15c Herbert Pattison Grocer . -,'V.i: . rf-ii tvyii STAGED - - -. .... A ---. ..... ' ' . i, J, Smith where a short consultation i waa held. - .. .-.;.v.-; ' .... This - afternoon the committeemen, are ibelng shown the Cheney-Clapton, ranch, which ;W&s also" submitted a a ncoDoaed lt for- tK Ktw Ts Hold Joint Session. j Thus far there has been no meeting betrweea the members of the govern- to represent the senate.; SHRDLUUU the committee appointed recently to represent Ittw senateand, houge, bf representatives. However. Dr. Anarew C. Smith intimated today, that a Joint conference of the two committees will be' eld after '-the- legislators haive In spected the sites. By the holding; of a Joint conference the. beat", result! can be obtained, In the view of Dr. Smith. "There has been enough hair splitting over this matter and It is time for the people to get together. said the doctor speaking upon this .point'',"' "" V:':-; ATTESDIxa SALEM MEETING E. Polack and J. G. Sttodirrass Attend ?; Meeting of State Grocers. E. Polick of the City Grocery &. Bakery, and J. G. Snodgrass, , pro- prietor-of the Snodgfrass : Grocery store left today for Salem where they will attend the state 'convention of the Oregon Grocers' association. Jno, Collier, a member of the board bf dl'J; Wwvtvtra loaf vaat AOnn( 4ii ! rectors last "-wr.' rworrr.' session. A Reliable Cough Medicine. Is a valuable family friend. Foley's ' ; Honey and Tar fulfills this condition j exactly, Mrs. Charles Kline, N. 8th st i EaBton," Pa.', statesr "Several mem-, hers of my family have been cured of bad coughs and colds by the use of Foley's Honey and Tar and 1 am net-' er without a' bottle in the house. It I soothes and relieves the Irritation In' the throat ftnd loosens lip the cold.. I have always found it a reliable cough cure and do hot hesitate to recommend it highly." For la grlppeV cbiighs and stuffy colds,' for children and grown persons and for delicate' people use bnIyl''Foleyij '-'Honey and ta Contains ho bpiates. i' ' " Hills Drug Store.' CUItED 1i STAY CITIED. , La Grande Citizens Can Find ii ow 1 Complete Freedom From Kid r:.,f:;;;rj.BCj Troubles.-'-;. " If you suffer 'from ! bacache, from urinary disorders,' from any disease of the kidneys;'' be cured to stay cured. f I. ' THE S. A. GARDINIER, Prop. andT Mgr. TWO COMPLETE DeGraw and DeGraw Pantominical Comedy Acrobats, in Bumps Galore Adults 15cts. None cf Then jTwcntjr 'Noneof Them ; ' u i . .'i-.RIarriedji. ,'Vi lied VaybunVp DancihjBrovt2ics? Original; DouU-3, Sex. tette cf Dancing Hrc'.Iers , M mmmmsm .Doan'a 'Kidney Pills' make lasting cures. .Grateful people testify.: Here's one case of It; . i ;l Mrs'. William Belrdaeaujc, 2130. Col- kidneys- were badly disordered as the result pf a cold I contracted and I suf fered from an almost constant back ache. To go up or down stairs ctueed severe pains throughout my body and I was' &iso annoyed by headaches and dizzy spellal Reading of Doan's Kid- . ney Pills, my husband procured a sup ply and the, contents of two boxes cured me. I sail always give Doan's Kidney Pills my endorsement, (state ment given November 3, 1907.) , A Lastlag Effect . On May 26, 1910, Mrs. Beardneaux said: "The, cure Doan's Kidney Pills miade in my case has been ipermaneut, Whenever I' have the opportunity,? I . recommend this remedy." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. ,; Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. ' Remember the 'name Doan's and take no other." - , Jan. 23-25-27. 0 .LADIES AND GENTS SHOE $ T ' . ' SHINE ' PARLORS d A "TOM. THE BOOTDLACK" A j,M m0Te4 to 11I3 Adams . a . . ... Q ::Areue,. wnere ne win serve A all customersnew and oil. IT A O THEATRE PROGRAM .tTONIGHT Pigs is Pigs Edison. , A Plain Song Blograph. A Simple Rustic Tale Gau mont Song When You Dream of the Girl That You Love. j ' Admission 10 cents CHANGES A WEEK Children lOcts
