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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1911)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, FT,TTT7TC"7 A V T?TPTTTT A TV O 1ft11 n Wll"' ,. .iiVllkHl-i.. JLXJJUilUiU.il ij. XiJXX. -i. .-Ui. -' r . .,. i -rrn li D.Q-D.& rrrrr n za & 0 A o X Mrs. C. B. Clarke who waTojK-rat- ed on for appendicitis a few days ago to recovering aatlsraotoriir. er and Is now completing arrange ments for presenting the play again Saturday evening. . J. E. Smith of Roberts, Montana, is at the Sommer today, ' , II. H. Schwartz, a timber cruiser for the general land office la in th city today on business matters. '. TO NIGHT'S PROGRAM . ... La Cigala Overture..... .,..,,. Charles E. King. ; "When a Man Loves" Biograpft Romantic elopement after over coming strenuous obstacles. "The Little Spreewald Maiden" ' Kalem, The little German girl makes good in New York aud goes back to the Fatherland for , her love. Does she return to New York with him? Just see! "A Clever Domestic" Pathe Frerte. One of . Bathe's ; best comics. A sldesplltter. "Mexican Tumblers" Wonder ful acrobatic 'performance. New innovation In this art. vaunts U. oral or Halfway passed Portland ta regular routine visit. Agnes Taylor, of Nye, Ore., L. W. Neir of Wallowa and Charley Berg- atoff of, Pendleton made homestead entlrles at the land, office today. ,On!j The LATEST Productions "nJr the BEST of PICTURES , Attention, Ladles! Save your Mnilnee Coupons for beautiful Souvenirs now on display In lobfc) of Theatre. ADMISSION. . . . .1 . . . . 10 Cents Children (Matinee only) 5 cento I LOCALS t Eve. Now on sale. All News. Stands. 15 cent j John L. Mars' cement pies are mix ed one part of cement to two parts select sand and Is everlasting. Five and eix Inch pipes sella at IS cents a lenial foot The- price of other sizes is In proportion. through the city today on his way to points In Washington. .Attorney C. E. Cochran js a busi ness visitor , in Enterprise today, go ing out on the morning train. J Mrs. J. H. Watson was quite ser iously il! yesterday but she is some better today. W. H. Jones of Portland is a bus iness visitor in the city and Is a guest at the Foley. . " -J. P. Wilbur, the oil promoter, now I living in Portland, stopped at the Foley last evening. ' ' - Alex Brazeau was here from Port- . ' i i . .... . . . jana iaai evening, na was roistered at the Foley. Attorney Leroy Lomax, fo -merly lo cated at Baker, but now in Portland was in La Grande last evening, a guest at the Foley. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mahaffey return ed to Portland this morning after v's- John L. Mars' cement pipes are mix itlng here for a few days 'With rela-'ed one part of '.cement to two parts tics and friends. (select sand and is everlasting. Five E. J. Winslow the original promot- J and six inch pipes sells at 15 cents a ier of the Ox Bow Tunnel arrived last , lenial foot The price of other sizes COLD ADDS TO HORROR. Suffering In China Spell Death .'",. Two Million People. to Valentine post cards, three for five cents, at Daltons. We make our citrate of Magnesia fresh every day. Wright Drug com pany." '. -... - .. . hotel visitor this morning. night to look after business matters j is in proportion, in the city. ' ' i L Iv. T " Z Reid In February Sunset Magazine, " w juw-gan jjgoe cltr of dreams come ing busings matters here for a few . Beautifully . illustrated In four Prof. Kobinson the Pinafore direc tor returned last evening' from Bak- Nanking, Feb. 9 More than a mil lion are starving and another million are dying in the plague ridden sec tions, in the estimates of Reverend Lenstine, Just returning from a visit to the district To add to the horror, a cold wave nas set in and many ace frtezlng to death. ; Seattle, Feb. 9 All local charitable table organizations are today gather ing contributions for money and fooi, stuffs to be rushed to the Red Cross headquarters at San Francisco for shipment on the transport Buford to th Chinese famine regions. J li v A mt u U L-.-I tin t onsnmmn FIGURE WITH Bmui Trouble on West End Brlngrs Morning Train from Portland Hero Late. ' streets of San Francisco Christmas ma On German Socks Snag Proof Rubbers Will Sell at Cost for 30 days AL ANDREWS On account of an engine on ' the west end going dead last evening Number 6, the Portland train, did not arrive in La Grande until noon to day. The train was stalled in the des- sent to ka rescue. - I Frederic Thompson's t Massive ScenicProduction ? f ir OF LI THR .U Georgia as Polly Cast of well known players POL staBERSKLATE Rgjj Circus on The Stage W03L45 DIES SUDDEJfLT, Lin Good Health, Joseph Woman Pas sees Away Suddenly Today. Joseph, Feb 9 (Special) Mrs D. H. Burrows died suddenly this morn ing. She has been in good health up to the time she was stricken and her death has brought daep grief among her relatives and friends. She is sur vived by a husband and a son of 15 years. .. . ) '" HERE IS A, SNAP fcTTi'ii r 3L 1 ; i."" ii'1i"...i..m."i. 1 i" ..'.niir;'" .i.u"inj v1 Big Orcliard Near La m smt- ' Commercial varities 11 years old SICF belonging to the W. G. Huuter Estate In order that the estate may be settled immediately a sacrifice price of $11,000.00, only $200.00 per "LITTLE MP," Pduczted Baby Elephant Horsts Ponies Dogs Clowns ' Acrobats Bareback Riders . erlal and Trapeze Acts I Watch for the Street Parade a. -'v CCHTC AU CMC Prices SO, 75, $1.50 . Tuesday CURTAIN Al 8 O'CLOCK SHARP FTJJiEUAL POSTPONED. Vrs. Wfley not to be Interred Until Saturday is Belief Today. . Though the funeral services of Mrs. a T. Wiley -who died In this city two days ago, has been announced for tomorrow, failure of relatives to reach her in time has caused a post ponement , until Saturday Interment will take place in Summervllle but services will be held at the residence here. . ' ' Hippo Makes at lilt "Hippo" the, little elephant which will hand out the programs tonight and play an important part In "Polly of, the Circus" , has been attracting much attention today. The little fel low rides about in automobiles and in many ways shows -unusual intel ligence. : p.'c "''."'..; ?' ; ' ' acre, A comfortable 4-room house, barn, first- class spraying outfit, including good gasoline en gine, and an orchard cultivator. The land on which this orcWd stands is today worth $100 an acre. I have listings adjoining at this price Call and learn full particulars, the exact location varieties of trees and what this orchard has produced in the past. Permit me to show this tract. My auto is at your service. Eddy Will Attacked Agah. Concord, N. 1... .Feb.' 9 Aiotl'e ctnteet Is threatened today over the t reposal of tw.v millions, the residue f the Mary Baker estats. George 'jflker, a nephw, has lnstrio'ei a. ' rneys to br'ng suit for his Bha 'o $ $ o ,',,.;'-.:- Q PROFESSIONAL;' DIBECT0BT. O t4 $ $ $ P 0 PHYSICIANS AND SUEGE0NS. N. MOLITOR. M. D.Physiclan and Surgeon. Corner Adams Ave. and Depot street ' Office, Main, 68; Rest I aence o. C H. UPTON. Ph. G. Al. D. Physician and surgeon. Special attention to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat." Office in La Grande National' Bank Build ing. Phones: Office Main 2, Rest denes Main 32. . A. L. RICHARDSON, - M. D. ,. , 3. W. LOUGHLIN, M. D. ; -. .A Drs. Richardson & Loughlln, Physicians and Surgeons, ' Office Hours 9 to 11; 2 to 6; T to 8. Phones Office. Black 1362; Ind. 853. Dr. Richardson's Res. Main 65; Ind. 312."- ' : ' '; 3E0. W. ZIMMERMAN Osteopath Physician. Soaimer Bldg., Rooms 7, 8, 9. and 10. Phoaes- Home 1332. Pacific, Main 63, Residence phona Black 961. " Successor to Dr. C. E ' Moore, v :?'''' " DR. M. P. MENDELSOHN Doctor of Optics. Spectacles and Eye Glasses Fitted and made to order, All er rors of Refraction Corrected. U05 Adams Ave. Foley Hotel Bldg. La . Grande, Oregon. Bishop Whltakrr Dead. . Philadelphia, Feb. 9 Bisho.) Whit aker, of the Protestant Episcopal di ocese of Pennsylvania, died here to day at noon. ' : Real Estate Geo. H. Currey Next door to City Offices Water in Danger. - Beaver Creek water will not be available after tomorrow to those who have not raid their water bills. Union People Married. Chell Towner and Mrs. Ida Wilson both of Union, were married at the Methodist parsonage last evening. COMMITTEE ENDORSES BILL ,nrlff Commission BUI rassei t' m mittee hut May nit Senate Smtir. Washington, Feb. 9 The . Senate finance committee today recommended that the senate pass the house tariff commission bill. President Taft has endorsed the bill, but a bitter fight is expected In the senate. OR. H. L. UNDERWOOD and DK DORA J. UNDERWOOD Office bv- er Wright Drug store. Special at tention paid to diseases and surger; of the eye. Phones Office Main 22; residence, Main 728. '"'.''' '": Grande, Oregon. D. W. C. NELSON Mining Engineer. Baker City, Oregon. ; ' . lassiiiedi CITY S CAVANGER Joseph Turn bull, city scavenger. Anyone "want ing my service call up City Recor- ' .: der's office. ' ' v' ; ' - ' ;L ' s Hdvertismo FOR RENT Furnished, rooms . and bath. 1612 Adams avenue. Phone Red 47L ' -j-s. , ,. WANTED Girl for general house work. Apply Paris Hair store. FOR SALE Household goods of various descriptions too numerous to mention. We are moving away and are anxious' to dispose of the foods at once. Call early and get the test there is left Rev. W. H. Gibson, East Ad- n J. C. PRICE, D. M. D. Dentist' Room 23, La Grande National Bank Build ing. . Phone Black 399. ,'': DR. R. L. LINCOLN. DENTIST Firsi class services given. Office over Lil ly's Hdw. store. Phone Black-451. DR. P. A. CHARLTON .Veterinary Sur geon. Office at Hill's Drug Store La Grande. , Residence phone, Rei 701; Office phone, Black 1361; Inde pendent phone 63; both phones a) residence. ' ATTORNEYS AT LAW. No Election Likely. ' Albany, Feb. 9 Unless Sheehan j withdraws, It Is generally believed that the New York legislature will ad-: adjourn without electlnf a successor to Depew. ' COCHRAN ft COCHRAN Attorneys: Chas. E. Cochran and Geo. T. Coch . ran. La Grande National Bank Bldg., La Grande, Oregon. T. H. CRAWFORD Attorney at Law. .; Practices In al.lthe courts of the State and United States. Office In La Grande Nativui Bans Bldg., La always arouses great Interest, bnt no more than Is aroused by the stationery sale now going on at the Wright Drug Co. If you need anything In the way of writing material you should buy this week as all their sta tionery Is marked down to prae tlcally wholesale prices. There line of popular fiction and late magazines Is as complete as any '.'In the city. .:;';, WrigM DrugComp'ny a,..,... ,. 1 . ..if" :':'