La Grande evening observer., April 22, 1911, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1911.
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D-e-e-lighted l
' Our fnitlatloa Into business
circles of La Grande has been
cx.femely satisfactory and
the patronage accorded nsby
the general public has been
flattering Indeed. ITe are
trying onr best to earn and
retain the patronage of La
.. . urande,
Call and see ns.
Yery best goods known to th:
. ; Bakers art.
BAKERY
O'CONNELL'S
rar Store
Pool, Billiards, Cigars, Tobac.
co and Soft Drinks best and
most complete line of cigars In
the city.;;.; ; ';:.;;.;
Observer's Coast League base,
ball scores every day there's a
'game.';
Corner Depot and Jefferson St
1 & v
Don't Let Them
band rcu any dope.
When smoking get the best
Fam Us Kins ciears. A Ha.
v,ina cigar that is pleasing in
taste . ana perfect m burn.
Made in 5c, 10c and 2 for 25c
fMA US lilUG
CIC-M FACTORY
AiViAlc.UK r-KbSb CLUBS,1SSUE
ATTRACTIVE! PERIODICALS
The Joker, Long Established, The Amateur Oregon
ion and the Amateur Outlook Form Three Publi
cation Thaj; Are Scattered BroadcastFull-
tfrown Boys Edit the Papers Printed by Hand- X
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Lt .Craude has more monthly.-week-J who 'd Tiled' In the "Observer and
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Why pay Rent? Weloai w
MM money to build, ano m
pay us as you would rent.
I R. OLIVER'
Plum
and
leatinsf
John Melville
U28 Adams Avi
LA GRANDER - ORE
The Wardrobe cat
ers to the , trade
that ''appreciates'1
at reasonable prices
good honest work
Order your spring
suit here made to;
order. s'-V;
The WARDROBE
Cleaning a Specialty.
Foley Hotel Building
ly aiu uaily papers than some towns
have drug stor.s. During the past
month there have cropped Into being
two monthly publications and one
similar periodical which has been is
sued when "tim; ' would permit,"'
makes three besides the dallies and
regular commercial weeklies. Syd
ney Happersett. bett.r known ' as
Plain "Happy ' is the original and nrm
mler editor of amateur publications,
but during the past few weeks two
new papers have, b; en founded and are
now launcned on their journalistic
careers. Peculiarly enough Mr. Hap
persett haa a monopoly on the Job
printing In connection with these pub
llcations, and though there are sep
arate editorial staffs. -;
Belong to United Organization
! '!The Joker" is the title of the, ori
ginal publication, but the .newer -'pa
;pers are named ;The AtmUeur Out
i look" and "The Amateur Oregonlan."
Sydney Happersett is editor of the
Joker. W. R. Gekeler of the Outlook,
,and J. L. Robertson is editor , of the
j Amateur Oregonlan. .
There is a local organization which
Is a branch of the National Union of
the United Amateur Press Associa
tion of Anurica. . This is a body of
amateur newspaper boys and girls
wu auu vuii wuu utoit uiem-
selves to various reportorial ; enter
; prises; In. La Grande right now the
entire lineup of papers are pushing
for the national convention .for T.n
Grande in 1912. Jn the Amateur
Oregoulan, : the editor Mr. Gekelen
t numerates some of the reasons why
this convention an event of no mean
importance by anymeans, for it brings
together many talented men who in
one way or another belong to the as
sociationshould come to La Grande
in the year mentioned;
Because the last two conventions
have been held In Eastern cities and
this rightly belongs to the West. '..;
- Because Oregon ,1s one of the very
strongest states In , membership and
has never had a United Convention.
Because La Grande is centrally lo
cated for the majority of the mem
bers of the Northwest. '
Because La Grande haa on a nf th
; strongest and moBt enthusiastic Clubs
ui iuo vvcbi, - .
Because La Grande will give the
United a square deal.
Because the Outlook Press Club
promises royal entertainment and
good time for all.
The Outlook's Second Number.
Volume One, Number Two, of the
Outlook ,. is Just off the press the
press in this instance is a small af
fair, but it prints a nice clean im
pression and is biz enough to aconm-
modate two five by nine forms at one
time and la owned bv Mr. Happersett
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Have You
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ADDITION
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If you have not. you have missed seeing the most
beautiful spot about La Grande.
Grand View lots are large, containing an acre.
Grand View has good soil that is adapted to the
successful growingof fruit
Grand View lots are! all planted to orchard, and
'the orchards will be cultivated, sprayed, pruned and
looked after for a period of three years without any
expense or worry to the purchaser. ; - V
Grand View lots pay no taxes for three year3.
Grand View, lots can be bought on easy payments.
Grand View lots represent one of the best invest
ments in "Union County today.
We take great pride in showing
Grand View ..... Let us show you
INVESTMENT CO
s
Jlorning Star, and Is now sun 'nut?
apprentice In the Jack Nice printerr.
Well, the second td 'lon of the Ouf
look ts just off the Dress, looking neat,
readable and a good specimen of
printing In every way. J. L. Robert
son has this to say, editorially:
VAt his time as 'Joshua Allen's
Wire' would have It. "The world ix a
tremblin afore the advancin tread ur
the seckopd edishun uv this new born
paper.. ," ...
"Vr'b trust that at such sundry times
aa we are able to scrape together
enough wealth to print this little aheet
It may be worthy, in a small way, of
Its namesake. It waa purely- by ac
cident that our little paper was nam
ed for so illustrious a periodical as
the 'Outlook.' ; v.
"We organized our cluh mi RaHip.
day evening, decided to take a plcnio
excursion next aay and decide upon a
name. We drove to the celebrated
'Hot Lake' not far
Took luncheon in th shade 'neath
a STeadine Enxllah Willow, u mtm
a bunch as you'd-wish to see. After
ward we ascended, bv wit of th 1
sag trail leading to Its summit, Look
out Mountain, mere, perched upon
a pyramid of stones that forms a cap.
as it were, for tho mountain, we hau
wur Khciuret toocJ - -
"As we gazed out across the aur
passlesB Grande Ronda VaIIav
and golden in its summer dress and
sunsnme., dotted with gracing herds
and beautiful homes, peaceful villages
and prosperous cities, we Hooka with
one accord 'It shall be the Outlook
Club.' Thus was our Club named
and our caner also. 'Tti Amu tour
Outlook. " - ..
The officers for the' Outlook Press
Club during the present year are ;
Pres.. . i . , ,J .L Robertson
Vice Pres.. . . . ..... .v. R. Gekeler
Sec. and Treaa... Miss Etna, Huffman
Lit. Director..;,... Mrs, E, C. Moore
A. L. D...... v.... Miss Nellie Young
Official Editor , and Printer. . . . .,. . . -
..Sydney C. Happersett
Yesterday 250 copies of these publi
cations were scattered to all the larg
er cities of the United States from
Portland, Maine, to ; Portland, Ore
gon, and along the Pacific Coast, and
down the Mississippi valley.' ThlB
is no Joke, It is real fact and' it might
be surprising to many to see the neat
ness and the efficiency of the publi
cations. ' ,;
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COM3TE C1X WEDNESDAY
LASTIJiG TWO DAYS.
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f HE Garments we sell must always be of ' reliable
quality, for we sell no cloths that we can not guaran-
tee ' ' ' " v';":"'' ', V' ':; K :'-' .;; :; -X'-i ;X! .'
P a purchase is not satisfactory we refund cash
as cheerfully as we take it in - we solicit your favors
Take a look at our men's suits
$15.00 $20.00 and $25.00
ASH BROS.
The Home of
Good Clothes
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Reproduction WIU Be Instructive and
Iteverent In Every Way.
On Wednesday and Thursday, April
26 and 27, the long looked for repro
duction of the Passion. Play, in three
hand-colored reels of film will be
shown A full 1,000 feet in each reel
In this artistically colored picture
contain the teaching of the . New
Testament and the entire production
is done so reverently as to make it a
great object lesson In religious teach
ings. Manager George has decided not
to add anything in the way of pictures
to this show. The Passion Play alone
will furnish the entire program with
th exception of good music suitable
to the pictures. These pictures were
shown on Easter Sunday by the Peo
ple's Amusement company at . their
Star theatre at Portland, and over 11.
000 people passed through the door on
that day. The people of La Grande will
see these great pictures at the usual
price aa It Is the Intention of the man
agement to give its patrons at all
times the best that can be secured. -
The Sound Sleep of Good Health. I
Cannot be overestimated and any ail
ment that prevents it la a menace to
health. . J. L. Southers, Eau Claire, 1
Wis., says: "I have been unable to
sleep soundly nights, because of pains
across my back and soreness of my
kidneys. My appetite was very poo
and ray general condition was mucl
run down. 1 have been taking Folf j
Kidney Pills but a short time and novi
sleep as sound as a rock, my general
condition is greatly Improved, and I
know that Foley Kidney Pills havo
cured me." Good results alway fol
low the use of Foley Kidney Pills.
They are a prompt corrective of url
aary Irregularities. Try them.
Hill's Drug store. ,
Ap. 4, 6, 8, 11, 13, 15, 18 20 22 25 27 29.
Complete Equipmenfjor. Resetting ann Repairing
Rubber Buggy Tires ,
LA GRANDE
: ; ; ; D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY
!; " Perry Pneumatic Water Systems,- Samson h
wina Mins, ueming .rumps, Kicnardson & Boynton 1 1
Warm Air Furnaces, Pipe Valves and Fittfcsgs, Qui- 3
iers, numomg rixiures or ah ninas, rw Assort
ment of Nickel Trimmings.-' -
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; PLUMERb y M WORKERS
. rSD -frn.
GIVE US YOUR ORDERS
IVe do the Right Thing,
Do the Thing Rigni,
and do it Right Now '
WENAHA LUMBER CO.
GREENWOOD & MADISON
Home Phone 42 1.
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Bell Phone, Main 732
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