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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, .MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1911. PAGE I' P I i , Frederic Thompson's i t Massive? Sc sVt:?' rodiictioii ; :us t t z 4 t t I I POLm) GIRC ; OF THE Ceorgie Glp: as PoHy Cast of well known players A, Real Circus on The Stage SM1I SLEET FK3 E PICTURES ' . i THE ITO BE SEEf, MKEIST ART EXHIBIT GOES OX AT AUDI- . TORI CM TOMORROW. Saturday, tha . house adjourned this morning. Representative Buchanan , of Douglas and Jackson counties paid a tribute to the career of the dead leg islature. ' !ERI0rS DAMAGE BIING DO.NK BY ! '' EXTENSIVE SI '.'I'M, ; Special 3Hnsi and a lecture Will Add ' to the ETent of Evening. ' I' Tomorrow venlag at the ' High From Six lo Twelve n;hes of Meet : school auditorium, the Elegant arfe ex- .v fanners Meet In Milwaukee. Milwaukee, Wis., Feb.. 1 6 Several hundred members of the National Can ners Association, coming froii nenr ly all sections of the country, arrived In MUwaukoa today to 'attend their annual meeting and exhibition. The sessions of the mseting will te held in the auditorium and wiil continue through the greater part t thft'wcek. Governor Eberhart of MimieAuU and several other men of note are on the programme' for addresses. "I had been troubled with constipntiojv . for two venrs and tried all of the best pliyxi cmns in' Bristol, Tni mid they could do nothing for nis"wriits Tha. E. Wi'.iiams, Middleltoro', Kv. "Two .atkPS-8 of Cham berlainV Stomach. am.' Liver Tablets cured me." For BiUeb? nil dealers. ,. , uogs Uowns . Acrobats parebzek Riders ;;;,;icrisr Aerial and Trapeze Acts d $ Watch for the Street Parade Prices 50, 75, $1.50 . I. . "IIDTI IM i!f O fi cpitc n cniP TfFcnav , 4- fURTAIN Al 8 O'CLOCK SHARP 4., " .'i. :J';i e-'i-:- I'M ,rt -'.'T.;',--- , and Snow Hav r'llea. Mbit will be open to the public. It is 1 i Bald to be a fine affair and one that IHE: BllAGK-SItIC QUESTION? - Chicago. Feb. 6 One of tUe worst - all will enjoy. 'n - t storms .this winter" with snow and 1 f Special music Tuesday evening will sleet is sweeping the Rockies ' ta , Buffalo'., and blockinug the railroads ' ,in the north' and middle .west and causing a great property loss. From six to tw?lve inches 'of snow and 6teH have fallen over Nebraska, Iowa and northern; Illinois. Howling winds are piling th drifts. Suburban lines in Chlcago'are blocked.' " ' be furnished by the High school glee club and a lecture will be delivered tiy Miss Anngst on art. ' v This will be one of the high grade entertainment of the winter- and thos3 interested lu art In the public schools are taking considerable pride in making this a success. V ; SrXDAT ETEX1XG WEDBIXG. f Z M' 0 SS. JkVd t A WW M 4 in TWO CANS $5 tents ?Ox Tail Moqk Turtle Bouillon Chicken Tomatoe Heinz and Preferred :- .! Pork'andBeans:--' f CGrocery and Bakery The Home of Fancy Grjceries Miss ' IvT loner and Train Auditor 'T Cuip iln'rried yaictly Last Xlght ' ' Miss Ivy Long, daughter or Mr1, and , Mrs.J W.' D. Long, 1908 Fourth street ' and 6-W ' train '"Auditor ' Ed'. Culp, were quietly married last even In g', at ' i o'clock : at ' t W hom e of ' tha bride Doctor 3. D. Gillilan officiating, Mr. and' Mrs. Culp7 departed for Spo kane and Wore completng their wed ding tour will have VtsitSd Los An geles and intermediate' points.' f. TERPISCHORIAXS ACTIVE. 1 j Birth Record. .-. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Orland Anson, near Island City, Feb. 6, a son;v' J TUirn ;M!'rsS:"ii!'-:'Curiir'at the Hermann ranch,, Feb. 6, an 8 pound son.'! !- V-V' '' jvV-- ' ' ;.;h.:v $ S, 0 CO -CO C3 DOL-R-SILK I f !,' The MANUFACTURERS of DOL.R-SILK .8;. s $; s 4 $ s oooo roughuaa d'pcncJabioy-rd de Black Silk cf Extra s Va!ue,: very triri ttrpus; ihat is faf ttin.;?r.i The' pnee cruJ cuality area always! the same,' anJ 1 !l , r&U:A tA7in tKV tfiw tViT Silt. ,Vv". ; c-.iv ,: '';. T I'd r r.t The risictDQL-RtSILIC is woven tri the'selvaieF J I ' y of every yard, and this TRADE . MARK, u 'fetamped or J $ : ? the end of fcvery pike. 1 1 ; -.' ' - 'x $ Visit ' Dal ton's' ten days sale for real.! bargains. rv ' ;5 .;': ' ' . )'.' -f Thirty Married Gentlemen to Bcconw 1 Hosts at Two rart'es.f ! Thirty gentlemen 'ther'plschoriana of " this city are arranging a serl;s of two dancing ;partls,the first of which will be held next Monday evening. '. Many of the hests' were members of the La Vlellesse club last year hut the proposed parties are ' not under the arrangement of that club as It is not In existence now. The exact date or the second party has not been an nounced. ,,. , Haradon'e Tru-Fruit Chacolates. Made Just right. At all of- the leading confectioners. ...... n n Sii i- mm mm mm mw II - liukn iimni s 1 1 1 1 1 mmi H ' . Will Vogel, president of the' Union commercial club was n ih rltv too. ... a - TONIGHT'S PROGRAM Overture "The Gondoliers. Charles E. Klng. "A ' Test -of Friendship" Edl-, son. A most powerful idramatl-; scene depicting a sensational .fight ou a;So story ky Bcrape. In course of .actual erection. A very-.speclal film. ' . "Seths Temptatlon"--Kalem. A southern 'states Idyll. ! Beauti ful scenery effects and a true lover's ending. 'Dutch Kld3" An excellent ser ies of living' pictures of 'child ren in Holland. Amusing, and Petticoat" A educational... "The 'Misplaced screaming farce. To see it Is to scream with laughter. 9 in Tru-Fruit Chocolates.' No Imitation flavors. . .... , . X'- ' '' ' ,, ' visit DaHon's ten days sale for real bargains. ' " . - Si $ S ' ' J 'i:f: :Norohe can fobssiblv tell how long any Sillc will d J wear;; you ust o ? ri-and he must aepcna..upoa.tne manuiacturen V - m xks'i :; s1. ,Thc manufacturers o(, DOL-R-SILK declare that g the Silk and Dve used in this fabric is the best that money "S $ ' "and long'1 esjperit'nce' can produce, and that 'with proper : ; usage this Silk will 'give satisfactory wear...:- '. ; , " . ' . You will always find'a complete stock of these $- . goods in' our. Silk Department.1 e ; 1 5 :J : - 7 " i Only Thft LATEST l'rodnctions "lily tiu;ET :,;of riCTURES ; Attp.tIon, Lndicst Save your ' Hallnre CouPonA for!'lK?.iaiifai ! f 8uienln; now 'on; dfis'play In m iMVl.j'of'i'Iieatrc.: j:i7 A HMISSI0S f v 10 Ccn". ! flilldren (Matinee only) .'.cents. & . O J ; ; , 1'EKSOXAI.S. . - Mrs. Robert Newlln is suffering with a severe attack of scarlet fever. . Prof. Robinson leaves for Baker this evening to transact business matters. C. A. Moore Is here from Baker on legal-busings today. Judge W. H. Deal of Halfway was a legal business' visitor In the city 'today. i'M;- ;', ill 7; ' . ''" 17 terday, returning In tha afternoon. .Laura Green Wills returned to :h,x Lake this1 morning after having at tended the Long-Culp wedding last evening. . ;' ..' '? : 7 ' - t Mrs. J. H. Cherry and son, Eirl, who v have been the guests of Angus Sfcew- ana ramny, have returned to their 1: nouie in i-enaieion ji Mrs. H. C. Rinehart, grand worthy 'l Matron of the Eastern Star.'has gone 1 to Portland to visit the lodeea there t and officiate at some important lodge 5.1 work in th'a motixyiiolis. Denton Bangsfor &?veral months night Unotyp? operator, for the Oh server left yesterday for: Portland arid' from there1 he will gocuth. with fcl.Paso, Tex., aa his -destlnatfon. 1 Mrs.' C. B'. Clarka who was 'operat ed upon Saturday for an unusually, se vere attack of appendicitis, Is dolitg as well as might be expected this af ternoon. She Is quite critically ill. - Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Bohnenkamp ;4nd ' Conductor; and"Mr... H.- C. 'G-ady left yesterday for Portland. Los An geles and San Francisco. On their tour they will take Bide trips to Hon ollu7nnd Catalina Islapd's. ' 7 ;,. Mr. Muroe of Wallowa cAinty.la at the Qrjtafle-'-Rondtt'j hospital under the trcfttmputj of Dr. Mojitor for a com nilcaU6ri " of troubles 'resulting '3fr6m a' broken bono. Jle '! Improving ' 0 Engineer Franit Pike and (laughter, Gertrude Pike Millar, arrived . this morning from Portland. Mrs.. Millar was married it Portland last week Hnd will return, tV their future home after visit with ber "parents here. ' ' Mr. Blal?, foreman of. th O-W enr pentcjrs gang.hrtwen here md Hupt- Jngton has purchased the R. E. Smith residence at Sixth and Pennsylvania, paying $4,000. Th,e new'' owner 'does not contemplate " occupancy at once, hut will rent It. ' Mr. and Mrs. Sheets, pioneers of Joseph, passed through the c)ty this morning enroute home after a visit j vlth relatives In Baker City. While in 1 this city they were the guests of Mr. and Mr. J. W. Earls. Mr. Sheets, who hy theVay, has been the trusted vil lage blacksmith of Joseph for years, Good Bill at Isls. .Manager.- Sherwood introduced. a new program' at the lsis last evening which was in keeping with the policy of that house the best that can be had. The special music features ap pealedto the guests too and tho even ing program last night was wen at tended. Tho same program is to bo se n this evening and theatre goers cannot find anything rtter anywhere: FOR RENT Furnished rooms and batb. 1612 Adams avenue. Phone Red 471. We invito ln early-inspecu'pn.. 7 .- V';'";v.':.77' Valentine post cards, three for five cents', at Daltons. . Valentine post cards, three for five cents, at Daltons. & LEGISLATCRE APJOURXS. House Tnys Respect to the Late Cap tion Eggh'slon of Jackson Co. 7 Salem," Feb. 6 Out of respect for the memory of Representative Eggks ton of Jackson county, who died here .".v.-...7::77':: ; ;:7, :-. y-;; :y..r-.r.- 7, ."Back to the farm" virus has in-" him a summer home wnere a rewi oculated Rev. Ford Ellis, pastor of months of each year will be spent In ; the Central Christian, church of raising fruit. In the fall he will con-j Christ In ' this' city and. after ' April ptnue his' ministerial'. iaoons n 'soraj 7 he" wlllbe' found on his fruit rancnf noedy lloldj V 7i 7-7 ; . A Two voara.affo nev. i.ns eiuersi 1$ "BPWBIWBBWIWWWWMWW Hill liwwiwil-ip'l'iwfiwip1 ::B T7';''i ,: v--' " '77 ;-;7 7i; ''.c;:'. v '-' ' 1 yy l.il !H . ' : -!ry. -y x. .71'7i :,H'.v., f near the foot , of. Mt. Emily and for several years "to come will till the soil and jojn the ranfis ot orrhardis of this county.'.'' '.7 ' " " ; This announc'eranl 'Wib made yiesi t torday when Mr. . Ellis tendered his resignation to the ' reswlar board m&ctinc of 'the ofilclals ard- came much as a siirprtsaior lho'congrr;a- j shown- on f hearing of their pastor's tion knew nothing of his conlemplat- action. Young, energetic,' ambitious actions until the announcement and devout in his work the young rev- was' made.'' Mr. .and Mrs. Ellla win move to their ranch end devote the!.' time to'the'growing'of fruit; Mr. Ellis has unbounded faith' In the future of tie'; loco Christian . church flel, fresh from college, and In these two yearn ' he5, has . beep , Instrumental ;jo building hp' tha lnstitption twlth over 100 ivewmembershlpB. 'A ''.spirit t.'ipf unity , has existed among- the mem- lwrs and . much disappointment was ; ! nrouil lhaa" wriu mnnv friends outsld-j of his own fold ind thu fact that hi 13 ;1f l?aV6 !active wtu'k in' the loal church ildd. Is regretted by his many Hi v i.-l. this valley and la, planning to crcat-i 1 friends. T r. .171. '( St 'Skr V: i V. M. firnnt of Durkee and Jas. Barnon of Portland were Foley hotel guests J Is Jubilant over the gold excitement REV. FO last" tiieht ' ! . 7 ' ' I In his home town. . ) FORD ELLIS WHO LEAVES LOCAL M1MSTRY TO OPERATE FRUIT RAM H. , 7 HEN .! ybii want 'a;: j" first-class job of 7;Printing,and.vant v- it without delay; when v you have a design in v e v i v PTfntmg; you . wou d liken ;a v - to have figured out sat- c p isf act rily; --when y . Want work at reasonable fj ; prices, bear tlie EVEN' ti . . .... . . i ..' .v . ,. , . i ; 'i. u, I riiind. and call1 Mairi c 13, 1 1 I also Independent u l342.V ' , F I t. .u' i.afi iiu.i'iVi-ViC' --'.. ...k.,v'ii4.!n.ii.....jiA.'A.,i''.i ' . 1 - II I. III II -? " ( - " r ... (, i;j :.-;';t-.," We Do Anything With Type EVENING OBSERVE . ', ) . 1 ' ' . ''' i'-.' The:Print; Shqpriitli' aPayi Roll ' i' 2 . ' i I 'at.. hi; 'Vsi'bj i. v.
