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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1911.
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THE FAIR
CWTWSMT ttll. Tut NOYAU TAILOR
Society and Clubs
A large number of young people
and elderly, ones, too figured in a
surprise party last Wednesday even
ing when the entire L. D. 8. choir
UUU UU HlBll piCBlUOUt, A1 o.
IJramwell, and tendered him with a
very pleasant party. The entire a.u
gatlon marched to th? Eramwell resi
dence on Adams avenue en masse and
took the home by storm and the guest
; of honor by downright surprise. The
evening was pleasantly spent, re
freshments coming In due time and lu
plenty of quantity and excellent In
quality. The choir . which numbers
close to 100 was there almost to a
. person and not only Is Mr Bramwell
apprtclatlve of the honor1 paid him
but the participants were well enter
tained. The guests were: ;
Messrs and Mesdaines Geo. Stod-
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' LET US DIE FOR T0U.
In fact the only way we lire Is bj
dj olng. Dou't dye yourself. '
It's better than dyeing yourself.
W E DYE EVERY DAT
AM) BVE FOtt ALL
. .Our charge for dyeing for yon won't
tie bgrlh. A sample Job Is sufficient.
For host dyeing and denning have us
4lo it.
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I.LITE CLEANING & DYE WORKS,
Thone Main 61.
dard. Jos. P. Price, C. W. NibUy. Jr.,
C. P. Ferrln, Earl Stlt, W. K. Davis,
M. Rosenbaum, Robert Wood, Clyde
Metrnif v. s. nramwell' Mesdanics
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:.c uusn, noseiva noimes, j. awns
ham Marv Meteftlf. Fisher. C. W. Nlb-
ley of Salt jk9 City; Miss.s Esther
Wilson, Itoselva Wilson, .lenmo car
hinn. Pnllie Cooner. Sallie Cooner. Nel
lie Cooper, Ruby Ainsworth, Jennie
Ainsworth, Clara carbine, reari kos
enbaum, Nathtson, CoombB, Blanche
Black, Edith Thompson. Irma Ueddes,
Donna Geddes, Mary Stone; Messrs.
w.A rnrhlnfi. Paul Ainsworth. Lynn
Strlngham, Francis . Carbine, Chas.
Mills, Leland Metcalf, Wallace Black.
Leonard Chrlstenson, Klmer tjnrns.
Tom Johnson, John Johnson. Ray
Baum, F. C. Bramwell, Irving Biam
well and LaRetta Dramw.ll.
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The regular meeting of the Nelgh
bohood dub held on Tuesday after
noon proved to be one of the beat busl
mss meetings of the year. The club
decided to discontinue the department
work after this year and for the fol
lowing year will take up the study of
England and Wales. For this work the
members will have the use of a great
number of books from the State Li
linry commission, which hsva buen
carefully selected for club use by MIsa
Marvin secretary of the commission.
Thr- books will arrive soon in order
that the members who wish to do gen
eual reading may do so before fie
regular work beeln3. MIks Marvin
sys! "The books sre so attractive
that I am sure many will want to road
them all." The Civics commit t c an
nounced that it litiil perurcd the. ser
vices of Howard Evarta Weed to Rive
a lecture on March 28th. the Pt'lviect
to be "The More Beaut "'l i.s
Grande." The object this lectu-.e 's
to build ri c'vto n!-ui! and create an
Inter'Pt in dean str ft? an more
I cenuiiiui ir.imv.-.-i. i nn -
I nrrmlsslnn from thf city to plant trees
In the. narking arov.nd the oip let nu
FniM-th street. A rommi'tce was r,i
nnint d to Ftct"? the trees aiid .have
th"in ulaced at once
(
'I h I-vlf Tuesday Musical will meet
at th ? d"b rooms tuxt Tuesdar at'tsr-
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We carry a complete stock
of Coast Fir' flooring and
finish at reasonable prices,
of the same gradelused for
interior finish in Mhe La
Grande High Schoo! build
ing. Also a complete stock
; of Oregon Pine Lumber and
best grade of Shingles.
WENAHA LUMBER CO.
r GREENWOOD & MADISON
Home Phone 421. . Bell Phone, Main 732
noon and will study the lives and com
positions of Clayton Johns, Wilson G.
Smith and George W. Marston. The
program having be n arranged by
Mrs. R. W. Logan and Mrs. C. G. Cum
mings, Is as follows:
Paper "Clayton Johns". Mrs. Anthony
Song "Through the Eastern Gate"
Clayton Johns
Miss Alladean Little.
-"Wilson G. Smith"
Mr3. E. Polack
Solo "Talntelle". Wilson Smith
Mrs. Carlock.
-"George W. Marston"
Mrs. E. C. Moore
Sng "I am a Pilgrim"
George Marston
Mrs. 0. E. Silverthorne.
Song "One- Spring Morning". . .Kevin
Mrs, P. S. Robinson. '
Song "I Love and the World Is
Mine" George Marston
Miss Oina Richardson. .
The second annuol hop of the Union
County 0. A. C. association Is now
drawing near and committees have
been assigned from the association to
carry out the multitude of dataila
April 25th is the date set and the Elks
auditorium, of course, will be used
by the dancers. The event draws
next to the Elks' annual ball, more out
of town guests than any other event
In the social s.ason. lnvitationn and
programs are to be "nifty as '.lie slans;
phrases put it, and from the mo3t im
portant to the lessor phase of the
arrangements, there is nothing going
to be spared. Novel innovations such
as last y;ar pleased tn?, f-,r'"t''-anticipated
and wiil o UovLi
Iized. ...
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Because of many counterattractlons
that could not be postponed, the im
portant musical program event sched
uled tor next v Monday. nig'.U by tlio
!.y!e Tuesday muslcale has been post
noii A until the following Friday and
th- )ua.".iiH;iuent will mean too, that
;'.u .e v.-.'ll be a larger attention and
move people will be given an oppor
tunity to hear the numbers which are
r ,'.. 'lifted to b.' high class. The promo
te r; of the program report every thins
! 'ii '.eadlness and that Friday nlght.will
(Iniir ami see a rare treat In musical
itl'.'cles.
j Vonday evenlnr will be an Import
! ant one to members of the Modern
jW'jodm n of America for an evening
i filed with entertainment is planned.
The guests will be given an opportun
to iilav cards or danc e n3 fancy
j- ' U'-s them and at the proorr hour
refreshments will be served All
Wo.idmeii arc imited and their frit mU
" will. Mus'i ,i! ji:";ilc", s will tilart
juvt'i '. s o! M''3. C: i loci; s mu
lass pv.is: ut d a v"!'. :,' .: ::.h
liiu ram :! h r ?:udlo this after
noon, v tln lr p -vid a few In
vited gi!.;. ;: Y':' ;hildren
who gave the numbers were: Lola
G'ven. Kutli I!i.gcr3, Louise O'Con
uell, Elsa Cnrlock. Gladys Currey.
.Marguerite Thatcher. Masier Arthur
As!i and Carolyn Palmer,
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Miss Irene Murphy entertained
Thursday evening, the La Jaunesse
dub members being the guests.
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The American Brotherhood was th
host this week to a pleasant informal
party when dancing was' enjoyed at
the lodse hall.
Mrs. Franc Wllhelm entertained the
afternoon KaftVe K.ath Friday at her
home on First street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Lilly w re hn?t
and hostess to the Deeun dub f '
week. Mrs. W. 1). McMillan won the
honors.
Mis. 11. C. Grady wis lustes3 th''
week to the regular Five Hundred
weekly meet ing. Mrs. William Arlin
son won the honors.
, The La Grand, band is planning to
give a dance at a nearby date. The
organization has commenced "ractlces
end rehearsals under direc tion of Prof.
Hill, after a short vacation."
WORLD "0KSKKVE3 BIBLE .
TERCENTENARY ANNIVERSARY
(Continued from Page One.)
which they were to deviate only where
absolutely necessary. The 54 . schol
ars of which the conference consisted,
organized themselves into six sub
committees and with all the available
material, from the original Greek and
Hebrew manuscripts, Bishop I'lflla's
uotnic translation ana later Latin.
German, Fr.nch, Italian and Spauis'a
translations, to the English bibles o:
Wycliffe, Tyndale, Coverdale and the
Geneva bible at their disposal, beear
their task which was not completed
until seven years lat:r. The exact date
of the completion of the work is no'
known, but it was at the beginning oi
summer.
lision with an incoming freight train.
It Is said that pedestrians using the
railroad yards as a cut-off climb be
tween the cars and step on th cou
pling lever, lifting the bolt and when
at a subsequent time th:. cars are hit
by the switch engines from the other
end, the cars continue to roll on and
in the darkness sometimes continue
for quite a distance down grade.
IMBLER FRUIT MEN MEET.
M. etlnar at Imbler Today to IMhcuss
Various Tonics of Importance
NEW SONG POPULAR.
"Its Got to Be Someone I Love,' TI
tie of Popular Song.
Lynn F. Cowan ,th- musician at the
Arcade Is singing a popular song this
week end entitled, "It's Got to Be
Someone I Lve.'' The song is one Oi
ihe bi"".est sang hits in the many
months that Mr. Cowan has been at
the Arcade and patrons of that, th -atr
a find him 'equal to the new song
'n fine style. He sings it with rare
skill and the popularity of the populai
song is Increased by his rendition.
Four good pictures are also , being
run and all in all the Arcad has a
good program and attraction for Sat
urday niebt theatre goers.
Inibler, March 25. (Special) A
meeting of the Itnbler Fruitgrowers'
association was held today and mat
ters dealln" with the welfare of the
union and the Inibler orchard district
came up for consideration.
Buildlmr Branch Line Fences.
The building and bridge department
of the O.-W. has crews at work build
ing 66 miles of fence on the Elgin
branch.
NOTES FROM THE LABOR WORLD.
ACCrSGD OF FORGER.
Far! Blnlr Accused of Forahnr t'heck
t . nt O.-W. Offices Hcrcv
Earl Blair is in, jail today due to a
lack of $500 bond money placed over
his head by Justice of the Peace Wil
liams after Blair's arraignment v"
terday on a forgery charge. J. H.
Keeney, agent for the o.-vV. is
complaining witness.' Blair is accused
nf having forged the name of C. M.
Blair ,to a draft of $114.45 on the
Grande Valley National bank, Grand
Junction, X. Y. On motion of the
s'ate and consent b" th"' clef n d:nt
I the case was postooned until WDrines
! day. Blair was formerly an employe
of the C.-W. hero.
PEDESTRIANS START SOML TLIM;
( ouplinir L vcrs Lifted ?y People 'hi
('llnii'Inv' Between Cars.
What might have resulted disas
trously but for slsnal block system,
occurred in the east end cf the local
vards recently when five box cars
broke away from the yard and galnin?
momentum, ran out of the yards and
hit 'bt tiiivk in tlin' tn pr v"t " rn'-
Detrolt dredge workers demand ths
bight-hour day.
The Des Moines trades and labor
assembly has decid.d to purchase the
Iowa Union, of Des Moines, the organ
of the Iowa labor unions. .
The French fishermen who man the
St. Pierre fleet on the Grand banks
are engaged for shar:s in the catch
iistead of for regular wages.
MiOre than 900 hundred - working
firli are now being taught to operate
elect! ically driven machinery in . a
new trade school in New York city.
Ohio ' enjoys a rather' unique dis
tinction in the fact that two of Its
miners have . risen , to great promi
nence. One is a supreme court judge
and. the other attorney-general for the
state. :!
With only two dissentients, the
Manx house of keys passed a resolu
tion requesting the lieutenant-governor
to direct the preparation-of a
workman's compensation bill on the
lines cf the acts of th imperial par
liament. The unorganized g'rl shirtwaist and
kimono makers of Boston average
from 5?.."i0 to ?7 a week. While th"
pveiage wage of the girl trad, union
ist following filename calling localb
t tOUA 1 1 r ninrtfillnD i i
iailfa IIUIU ?C III Y I l, nilUiUiiift 1" j
Hairy Dublr.isky, special organizer
for the Lftdhs' Garment Workers union.
Have Yon Read Tills Book.
A new book tilling how the fearful
appendicitis is caused and how you
can EASILY prevent it, Is being read
with much interest by La Grande peo
people. . It is given away free by A.
T. Hill.
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD.
. t
Z you inlfrr from - bleeding. Itching, blind
or protruding I'lliw, wnil me your (ddreiw,
n.td, 1 will tell you bow to cure yourself at
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will also tend some of tula borne treatmeut
free for trial, with . references from your
own locality if requntted. Immediate re
lief and Hrmanent cure assured. Send no
money, bnt tell other of this offer. Write
today to Mrs. M. Summers, Box 1, Notre
Iud.
lliy pay Rent? IVcoai
" money to build, ana yot
pay us as you would rent.
J. R. OLIVER
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Captain Barnacle's Courtship
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. Comedy, i 1 "
A Decree of Destiny. .'.Biograph
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Eclipse
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