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THE OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNIS
Editor and Owner.
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hotel in question early this week to
see Miss Gibson and on reaching the
room where she wa etaylng sudden
ly found Heathman. Todhunter and
Miss Gibson sitting In the room. Mrs.
Payne, unaware of the presence of the
two men and Mrs Heatlunan who un
expectedly found her husband there,
were both surprised and Immediately
commenced to leave the room but Tod
hunter grappled with Mrs. Payne and
it was by the narrowest margin that
she escaped being hurled down a stair-
' way. The arrests and the undesirable
publicity given the tticldent and what
is alleged to be misstatements by the
men Involved In the case halve thrown
the two women Into 'a compromising
position when it was by the merest
chance that they were involved in the
matter. Mrs. Heathman and her hup
band were only married receently.
hold a cooked food sale Saturday, I f
Feb. 4, In the building formerly oc-
cupfed by Van Duyne's stone.
TTAUT ADS.
Too late to cassify.
JUABEZ, ITS POINTS.
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A little town in Mexico has sud
denly leaped Into the limelight more
strongly than H has ever had an op-
Tnrtiin1Hr to 1a Tn; v.- jJ"-;
been the home of bull lights now if
is the scene of a real battle. Dis
patcher Wise, one of the men ticking
the keys in the O-W office has Ihed in
and about the little town for some
time. He explains many Important
features about the city including that:
The town's real name Is Ciudad Ju
arez, located directly across the Rio
Grande river from El Paso, Tex.
Three bridges Bpan the river between
the two towns, one of them a rail
road bridge, two street car and wag
on bridges. Juares has a population
of about 15,000, quite a tew Ameri
cans holding interests in various kinds
Of business there. El Paso, Texas, Is
a growing city of about 45,000 popu
lation. Samalayuca is 29 kilometers
south of Juarez in practically an open
country and any trouble in that vicin
ity can.be seen from the top stories
of El Paso's 12 story buildings.
Huachuca Is pronounced Wauchuca.
Chihuahua, capital of the state of
Chihuahua is pronounced Chewahawa.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms and
bath. 1412 Adams avenue. Phone Red
471.
' WANTED MEN e AND WOMEN;
IZ.50 day and commission guaranteed;
experience unnecessary. Also travel
ing salespeople; good salaries and ex
penses advanced weekly. Positions per
manent Montana Rooming house. Call
room 18.
luasswem
Advertising
FOR SALE About Feb., 25 we are
leaving La Grande for Houston, Tex.,
We offer for eae our household goods
with numerous other Items, among
these, one Kingsbury piano, one range
iron tads with springs and matrasses,
heaters, tables, chairs, sewing ma
chine, three dressers, buggy and har
ness, incubator, etc.,etc .
W. H. GIBSON, East Adams Ave.
FIRST REPORT ERRONEOUS.
Jlrs. Payne and Mrs. Heathman Acci
dentally Fell Into Trap.
Pendleton, Feb. 8 (Special) Mrs.
Ada Payne of La Grande has been
thrown into undesirable situations and
has been incorrectly placed in a com
promising position by rumors and
newspaper reports published in this
city and surrounding towns, Accord
ing to friends of the family who have
golne Into the matter and found that
Mrs. Payne was the unfortunate victim
of circumstances.
When Mrs. Payne and her sister,
Mrs. Heathman went to th,? hotel
where the recent scnndal was un
eartlier, It was for the purpose of cal
ling on the Gibson girl, who It Is al
leged had become prominent In some
family troubles In that city. Mrs.
Pnyre and. Mrs. Heathman went to the
FOR RENT New and second hand
sewing machines, $1.60 per month.
Rent paid to apply on machine if pur
chased. Machine delivered and called
for. Singer-White or New Home.
Room S Foley Bids. Telephones
Main 709 or Black 1291.
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Inquire 1617
Fourth street or telephone Mrs. E. a
Moore.
FOR RENT One modern room. In
quire at 1311 G avenue or phone Black
823. ...
Vacuum housecleaning, upholster
ing and furniture repaired. L, P. Bel
linger, Phone Red-662.
CITY S CAVANGER Joseph Turn
bull, city scavenger. Anyone want
ing my service call up City Recor
der's office. '..
LOCALS
HflXAdnn'a Trii-Frnlf ihnrnlntpa
Made lust right. At all of the leading
confectioners.
Do you suffer from chilblains? Tho
Wright Drug company has a remedy
known as prescription No. 101 which
cures ordinary cases in one night and
the more serious cases in from one
to three days. Price 50 cents.
Tru-Frult Chocolates. No Imitation
flavors.
The ladles of the M. E. church will
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THE OFFICERS
of this bark will be pleased to talk with you at
any time concerning mutual business relations
TV A HEN the Federal Government, the
yy county, the city, and a large and
growing list of commercial and private
depositors entrust their funds to this institu
tion to the extent of $800,000.00, you may
be sure that it is a safe one for you to identify
.: yourself with.
GALL AND TALK IT OVER WITH US
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE. OREGON.
CAPITAL ... $ 100.000.00
SURPLUS . . . 100,000.00
. RESOURCES s . . ". 1,125,000.00
'UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
George Palmer, Pres. Fred J. Holmes. Vice Pres.
F. L. Meyers. Cashier Erl ZundeWss'f. Cashier
Prescription No. , 101 never falls to
cure chilblains. 50 cents at the Wright
Drug company.
STAGS
THEATRE
PROGRAM TONIGHT
Love's Awakening Essaney.
A Child's Strategem Olograph
The Closed Gate Gaumont. ' .
Song Where We Listened to
the Mocking Bird.
Admission 10 cents
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should get home ahead of yon. ! i
He will get his own lunch If you
have left a good supply of,
ii SNIDER'SPork
:! and Beans
only 25c for 2 cans
tPattison Bros.!
Use either phone
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SUPPLIES
M
ore New Party Dresses
Our Second Shipment rived and are now' on display in the
Ladies' Suit Department and in our Windows.
This makes our line more complete than ever before.
Such a a showing of stylish gowns is seldom shown
outside the large city stores.
New
White Waistings
Apron Ginghams
Lawns
Draperies
Dimities
Muslins
Just Arrived
in men's depart
ment Gilt Shoes
Manhattan Shirts
Gornon Hats
Keiser Neckwear
UTZ1& DUNNIS
complete spring ;:
line of
Shoes and
Oxfords
Must received
Fox Slippers for
circiiiiy "iVedf IWW
on display
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THE QUAUTY STORE
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TO OUR
1 CUSTOMERS 1
Tiere Are Many of You
That we appreciate your pat
ronage, your loyalty and stead
fastness, fully as much as you
appreciate ths help we have at
times been able to famish you,
goes without saying.
HOWEYER, we want to take
this nubile method of thanking
yon for past patronage and,
with full confidence that this
patronage will continue, we
pledge yon our host endeavors
it the future as yon have had
(bem in the past
Wishing yon an Increased
measure of Happiness and Pros,
perlty for the year 1911, we are
Sincerely yours,
iThe United States?
t National Bank,
LA GRANDE, OREGON I
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We Davelop
and Print
Wright
DrugComp'ny
If Y ou Want
PURE LARD
IVeHa ve Jf
Armour's Simon
Pure . Leaf Lard
open ketlle also
Armour9 i Star
Hams and Arm
our's Star Bacon.
Announcement
We have purchased Ihe Smith &
Green Shoe Store and solicit the
continuance of your past patronage
and are here to please the public in
selecting shoes and hosiery from our
exclusive lines which you will find
represents the best makes of Eastern
Manufactures. Mr. Green of the old
firm will still be with us.
Yours truly
L. J. FRENCH
Successor to SMITH & GREEN
Phone Us Your
Order For Sunday I
Ripe Bananas Cauliflower
Marvel Oranges H. H. Lettuce
Cranberries Celery
Grape Fruit Cabbage
Choice Apples Parsnips
Royal Grocery
H. Pattison, Prop.
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Snodgms Grocery
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