LA GRANDE EVEN1KQ OBSWtVE
(MONDAY,' MAY 15, 19H.
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THEATRE
; THE THEATRE OF QUALITY.
Bert SL Sherwood, Proprietor
r and Manser.
PROGRAM -
1"A" War Time Escape"' . . .Kalem
A thrilling Btory of the civil
'war.
MAGMFICENT DRAMATIC
FEATURE,
' The talk of everybody
saw It yesterday. '
who
"Her Child's Honor.... Lubln
' Nothing approaching the beauty
of this tragic photoplay . has
be:n seen here previous to this.
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."The Resurrection ofJohn".l V.
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John Is our old friend Bump
tious in a new role. He has a
mother in law now.
.. Illustrated song "Nobody
Knows, Nobody Cares.". Sung
by Mr. Ferr'n. ' I
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, . ' . Merchants, ' ,:
Counters and display tables for snle.
Originally cost $2.00 per foot. Good as
ntw. WJ11 sell, quick for 50c per toot.
n. K,'west : ' ..': : ;v. .;.;' '
Just received a'shipment of ladies"
'tan Bulton shoes.- Dalton's. -
Best gifts 'for the spring weddings.
, Hand painted china and cut glass less
vihao cost aV!Vv"riH Drug company.
Great Ncrftern vacuum cleaner on
ly $7.ii0. Sold by W. H. Bohnenkamp &
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Just received
tan Bulton shoes.
shipment of ladies'
Dalton's.
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J. W. Chapman of Wallowa was a
Sunday visitor In La Grande. , ; ' ;
, H. W. Re Dell of gden stopped at
the Sommer oyer Sunday. ';
, Frank Toney and wife spent Sunday
at Haines,' returning 'this morning. '
' Miss Bessie Kelley of Cove has re
turned to her home after visiting with
friends here for a few days. '
J. W. McAllister returned this morn
ing from Corvallis where be attended
the state meeting of the grange, '.'
Leonard Couch and family of Wal
lowa were- in the city yesterday, j Mr.
Couch is a real estate dealer.
T. W. Buaby. Oliver Geddes and W.
T. Cunfmle, all of Ellensburg, Wn.,
were Sommer gueBts yesterday,
Andrew Lun, the ice king of North
Powder, was a Foley hotel guest yes
terday. 1 ' - ' .''' '. I,
George Cyers of Deschutes, the new
ly developed section of the Interior
was at the Foley yesterday. ; ,
- L. B. Tuttle and A. M. Bryant of El
gin were rooters at the ball game yesterday.-
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' Miss L.ona Gatike and Mrs. C. W.
Mumford of '.Wallow were Sunday
visitors at the Foley.; ' . ,
, John J. Sayer the Portland publictty
manager for the Oregon Development
league, has gone to Wallowa county.
Fred B. Curre y is home from a visit
to Joseph and other Wallowa county
points. - r " r
News from Portland says that Karl
Gillilan is improving nicely from his
recent attack of pneumonia.
Prof. Smith, now an attorney of Ba
kef, but formerly a high Bchool teach
er at Baker, wa3 in the city yesterday
visiting with friends. . '
; D. Zimmerle, the Seattle fruit grqw
er who owns large tracts near Cove
is In the city today and is at the Som
mer.'.; ;,'; ; ..- ..
E. H. Flagg of Elgin, ditor of the
Recorder there, was in La Grande ov
er Sunday, returning home with the
ball team this morning. ; , :
George F. Cullen, James Kenney and
Pat Gallagher," all of Baker, were
among those , coming to . La Grande
'yesday. '. j v :
Mrs. George Kelley has gone to
Portland in search' of better climatic
conditions. Her health is not of th?
best. -
Joe Anson, a nast Noble Grand of
the Odd Fellows lodge In Oregon, left
last evening for Portland to attend the
grand lodge in session tilers this week
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iTfSITISG KMGHTS ;
THISGS U3iDEB WAY.
GET
Day Filled With Important FaactTons
; to Lodgemen.
Temperate, Industrious young man
want steady employment in town or
country, either single handed or can
handle f team. References. Inqulr)
at Observer or write Tom Cobb, Li
Grande, Ore. : ;-.
The ladles of the Presbyterian
church will give a reception for Mrs.
Judge Ramsey Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. T. Hill. All
friends of Mrs. Ramsey are cordially
invited from 3 to 5 o'clock. ' ; ,
Just arrived. New. popular jnuslc.
19c. The Cash Bazaar.
All hand painted china, cut glass
and brass ware must be sold, regard
less of cost. Wright Drug company.
Just' received a shipment of ladies
tan Bulton shoes. Dalton's.
K. of P. Gather.
Seattle, ay 18. A thousand Knights
of Pythias from all over-the state are
in Seattle today to attend the grand
lodge opening tomorrow. . .
The
$ STAGEBERG
& SAXDBOKG.
Fresh -Country Batter. . . . . . . ; . . . .2e
Fresh Ranch Eeirs .. -2ic
If tou " like GOOD COFFEE, nse
JIUIs Bros. Highest Grade, Bed Can
? TfE HANDLE DEL M05TE ,
AND BED RIBBON.
. Canned Fruits, TegetaWet and Pre-
serrei Tbe roods are Sold Under
a Guarantee and GIto Satisfaction.
AN ILL MATED PAIR.
Were
Wid Apart !n'.Tmperment
Thomas and Jan Cariyle. 1
That (he Carlyles were an 111 assort
ed couple no one could deny. She was
highly strung, nervous woman, very
quick, able and Impatient, disappoint
ed with her married life mid her posi
tion, Jealous of the uUiuiratlon which
Cariyle received at the hands of all
his admirers, especially of one or two
women, whom she found very unsym
pathetic. .
That Cariyle adored her there Is lit
tle doubt. He loved her with all the
rough, passionate power of bis nature,
but he wan n peasant In manner and
character rind lacking In all the little
outward signs of devotion and affec
tion which so many women exact and
the absence of which tbey resent most
bitterly. ,
Mrs. Cariyle found bergelf tied to an
Irritable penlus who. sensitive at every
point, deeply devoted to her. but abso
lutely Incapable, of , translating that
love Into the lanpnape which she
craved and loneed for.' I remember
hef once saying to me n a bitter way.
My dear, whatever you do, never
marry a philosopher ",-jind tbnt was
the key to tbe ertiKmn-tbe woman al
ways hungering for proofs of the de
votion in whicb the 'whole of her daily
life was wanting.From -Lady St He
ller's "Memories." , , . . - . !
SPRING &-SUMMER
Physiognomy Not Rellablo. '
l am a profound dlsbelleyer In phys
iognomy. Features are false witnesses.
Stupidity frequently wears ' a mask 'of
Intelligence. I know businessytneo who
look like poets and poets .who look
like business men. I Men of genius In
variably look .like idiots, and. if you
pick 'out , the map who looks most em
Inept in a party yon are sure to find
he la a nobody. I always distrust men
who look magnificent. Nature ts a
stingy creature.' She seldom gives a
man the double gift of being great
and looking great She. 'took. care, to
lame Byron and. deform Pope and dis
figure Johnson." But the crowning eii
ample of her Jealous parsimony is
Shakespeare. 1 have always been dis
appointed with Shakespeare's face. It
does not live up to bis poetry. It is
dull., heavy and commonplace. From
"Adventures In Loudon.7. ,:i.;-;
' With a gathering of men prominent
in the affairs of the northwest to
mark the inauguration of a Knights of
Columbus council in this city, that
event drew to a close at midnight after
a day and part of the night filled with
importance to both the guests and the
home guard. About 150 Knights of
Columbus, coming from a half dozen
different states, were in attendance.
The services were carried out about
as outlined In the Observer Saturday.
The Installation of officers .and the
acts of setting the council's wheels In
motion were commenced at the K. of
P. hall early in the evening and it
was 10 o'clock before the banquet hall
in the Foley hotel grill room had been
reached. . ' ' . ; . v
The. toaBts varied sightly from the
original announcement.-The fcfter din
ner speeches as given were:: .,
Toastmaster W. H. Casey. .
"Our Visitors" F. L. Meyers, Past
grand knight, La Grande.: .
"Portland Council" Roger .B. Sin-
nott, grand knight, Portland.
;"ThPress and the K. of C." Prof.
Smith, Baker City.
K. of C'-ln the Middle West! T.
J. Patterson, Portland. . '.',
"The Ladies" F. L. Lonergan, of
Portland. '
"From a Candidate's Standpoint"
M. B. Donohue, La Grande council.
"Planting of the Cross In the West
ern Hemisphere " John B. Ryan, of
Portland. , .-. . ' . ' ;
"Prospects of La Grande Council"
Rev, M. A Aalders, La Grande, j
J "Krof C. in the Church" Rev; J. O
Farrell, Eugene, state grand chaplin.
"Past, Present and Future K. of C
In Eastern Oregon" Charles Murphy,
district deputy grand knight.
"Doing It" Thomas J. Patterson,
Cleveland, Ohio. -
I ; Short talks were made by Messrs.
Pearey Schwartz, Klees, Kelley and
Vogel. Eev. Hennessey of the chapel
car gave humorous recitations. : .
The officers Installed were: r G.
K., J. H. Peare; D. G. K., J. F. Cor
bett; Chancellor, M. B. Donohue; Lec-
Jturcr, W. H. Casey; Warden, G. W.
O'Neill; Financial . Secretary, N. Desi
let; Treasurer, F. L. Meyers;' Advo
cate, H. T. Smith; I. G., W. Peare; O.
G., L. Ballenger; Trustees, P. A. Fol
ey, L. E. Ferguson and F. Dutll.
Among the guests here for the day
were: -
Judge Boyle, Tacoma; Dr. Andrew
C. Smith, grand night, Portland cour-
cil; J. P. O'Brien, vice president and
general manager of the O.-W. In Ore
gon; Rev.-J. O'Farrel. Eugene state
chaplin; Dr: Ben L. Norden, past state
deputy of Oregon and coroner Multno
mah county; Rogers B Slnnott, state
deputy of Oregon,, and a member of
the state legislature; Chas. P. Murphy,
district deputy of Eastern Oregon; J.
J. Finn, a real estate broker of Port
land; Frank J. Lonergan, an attorney
fo Portland; Walter Daly, abstracter
and financier of Portland; Charles B.
Merrick, postmaster," Portland; Chas.
B. Ryan, secretary of the democratic
state central committee, Portland;
Frank J. Berger, mayor of Eugene;
Thomas J. Patterson of Cleveland,
Ohio; L. B. Bowen, John. O'Conner, D.
XL Kelley,' T. E. Grant, A. A Smtlh,
A. A Hanson and Dr. Thomas J. Hig
glnB, all of Baker; William P. Smith
of Sumpter; Theodore Bissler, Sump-
ter; T. Walsh, 'Jr.,.. of Spokane. 1 '
Other visitors were J. J. O'Neal, Hen
ry Albers, J. C. Cpstello, J.. J. Flynn,
E. B. Duffy and J. C Fltzpatrick.
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Lsiwns, 12c to 15c values,, New
r: Spring Patterns.
SILK PETTICOATS
$3 JQSPECIAL Hew arrivals; soft 7affca, made to
u have the narrow appearance, and yet plenty of,
width. $5.00 and $6.00 values at this SPECIAL PRICE
: $5 A3 M $8.50 values go on sale at this figure ' , : :MMM
n D'cAmAiii.'' Values unequalled on Tin and Oranittware, Dishes,
gai
it MJH
Glassware and all small kitchen and house furnish'gs
Our SILK SALE is still on, and we are showing some excellent values, at i'
35c S
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E GOLDEN
QUALITY THE SAME
RULE CO. I
PRICES LESS
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Advertising
FOR SALE. Ford runabout model N
, automobile. In first class condition.
, Price 1275.00. Inquire Bay & Zwei-
fel plumbing shop. j 5-8-tf
FOR SALE Furniture and lease one
, of the .best rooming houses in La
Grade' cheap 'it taken at once. Ap
1 ply at Observer office. 4-29-tf
FOR SALE One two-seated light rig,
gentle' driving mare and harness
cheap. Also good" Durham cow. Call
at 1312 W avenue. ; 5-9-tf
FOUND. Epworth League medal. Call
at Observer office. ; 5-4-tf
GIRLS, WANTED Apply at Cherry's
New Laundry. 5-6-tf
Barns atfd Otis Friends Again.'
Columbus, May 15. Coincident with
the appearance of Detective Burns,
the accuser of the mcNamara brothers,
reports reached here today from New
York that Burns and Otis, proprietor
of the Los Angeles Times, have patch
ed up their differences. Early In the
Bsarch for the dynamiters, Otis, It Is
6ald, cut off Burns' supply of cash and
opposed his every move In the hunt
for the criminals. '"":'.';
FOR RENT Sixty acres of pasture
adjoining ; city. Inquire 1107
Adams avenue. Phone Main 1. 5-10-tf
FOR SALE All kinds .of house plants
at MrP. M. Anthony's. 1606 Sixth
street. '- , ' : v 6-10-6t '
WANTED Lady cook, good wages
and steady position for good woman.
Address Mrs. John Anthonv, . Ron
dowa, Oregon. .. v 5-ll-3t
FOR RENT Furnished room for light
housekeeping. Inquire of Clint Van
Fleet,' Golden Rule. 5-lltf.
BARRED PLYMOUTH JtOCK eggs at
$1.50 per setting. Hy Posselt, phbne
Black 932, Frultdale. Wd Sat- tf
WANTED Woman for family wnsh
at home. Phone Independent 15 E.
5-13-St .
.; BIG BANQUET POSt P05ED. t .
Indications of Muddy. Eoads Prevents
i. Meeting of into Fans.
,On";'..uest -if a. t-j one'8 In out
lying d'strlct )f tb? county the b.g
,.:ioiuo:.le baa 1 1 a tlated 'for tomor
row tlflt has cecn postpnel until
nxt tek. The utds are so unit
that it nould lrttnvenieat fir :ne
autolsts to reach Li Grande and cm
."qvently the po-itporement.
Further notice vf the msit'ng will
be ;lve2i later.
WATED Two waitress during the
summer season. Stite .experience
and wages desired. .The Wallowa
, Lake Amusement company, Joseph,
Oregon. . 5-13-3t
FOR SALE A new large' ' mattress
one 3-quarter Iron bed, with , mat
tress and springs. Mrs. C. A. Vur
'fctllat, 1712 First and Main. 6-15-21
Dr. WifL Keating
The Salt Lake Eye Specialist
will be in , La Grande at the
SOMMER HOTEL
May 15,16,17
Dont Fail -to Take
Advantage of
These Prices
I would rather be busy all the time
and make a smaller profit from each
Individual patient so people in all
stations of life can patronize me, than
charge prohibitive prices. . . v :
Switchmen's Tnlon Flourishes.
St. Paul, Minn., May 15. With am '
attendance, of Beveral hundred dele
gates from many parts of the Unitedr:
States and Canada the biennial cou-
ventlon of the Switchman's union of '
North America met. in the old stater ;
capitol building here today, to remain :
in session about two weeks. President v
Hawley presided at the opening sea-;
sion, which wa devoted entirely to -routine
bulness. While there is a great ';
deal of business to come before thw
delegates, it is said that nothing of a-
revolutionary nature Is anticipated at
the convention The annual report
to be. presented by Secretary cvi. P; '.
Welch shows a steady gain In th& -membership
of the organization and at i
full recovery from the losses sustain
ed in the recent trlke in the northwest. .
In connection with the convention the ?
Woman's Auxiliary also began Its bi
ennial meeting today. The president
of the auxiliary Is Mrs. Barbara Sto.o
of Duluth.
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Hair, Hair, Hair
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Combings made in puffy,
switches and curls.
1 strand switch. $1.00
2 strand switch .... .v. .... Ii
3 strand swlth , . .;, . . . . . ; . ; 2.011
Set of puffs on wire or with
out 2.09
Guaranteed satisfactory and
are made here in store. '
Paris Hair Store
Lost Small gold -locket. Mnltials
H. R. B. Finder please return ' to
' the Observer. - . '!"
HAVE YOU RESERVED YOUR LOTS
j IN RIVERSIDE ADDITION?.
Jf not, as yet, we urge that yon do
so at once. The low. prices and easy
terms put this property within the
reach of all. .. . . . ,,
LOTS OF VARYING SIZES.
$75.00 to. $200.00. ' ,
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WILLIAM MILLER & BRO I
1107 Adams Ave. . Main 1.
May 13-2t '
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HEME MB Kit
Only first quality of lenses used In all) I
his fittings and all frames, guaranteed
; Let Dr. Keating fit you. If you want
glasses that are easy and comfortable
wear, v-v:
, DOST PAT MORE . ; : U
Lensea In ; your own frames, $2.50,
$3.00 and' $4.00. ": :::'-, i'O' Ji.;,
12 K; G. F, Rim frames complete $5
and $6.oo..ry.;;i;:'.-;;---u.'!;;'!'';o
12 K. G. F. Rimless with bows com
plete, only $7.00. .r ftW' ?'
12 K. G. F. Eyeglasses, rimless, com
plete, only $8.00.-';;!-;,--Vv-'i--j: '. --';.
Don't fail to take advantage of these
Prices... ; . ':rr '-, i'u's ,i,";,'7:
br. W.H. KEiVTING
ji'1- Optometrist. '
0(11 Ice Hours:. 1 p. m. until ft p. m, '
An Ideal
Morning
Meal-
a"
, Pnfftd ,R!ce r Puffed'
hfWhent mixed with Strawberries
form , an inviting . dish. The
grains are crisp and porous, so
they melt In the mouth.
Puffed' Wheat J5e a package, 2 (.
for'aSfl.' I"
Puffed Rice, 13c straight
Patii
For Sale by
Bro
Phone Black 81.
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