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r G.BANDE EVENING OBSKRVElt, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1911. PAGE 5 M Oilier OUR OWN:-- oneys o ... Tha gold dollar is the monetary anlt ia the United States. It contains 23.22 '. ; grains of pure gold. The value of -yure gold never changes and the Tal lies of ours or of fofmga gold coins ' remain the same nnless their contents are changed bj laws of the country. : -". " If yon hate had no hostess transac tlons with this hank, we want yon to ; come fn and get acquainted. yS. National Bank here tor one week only at the Berry store, closing out their entire Una of hair goods at cost ' 6-8-3t- THE THEATBE OF QUALITY, "A Barled Past" ....... Edison AJ strong Edison drama. Two convkts are released, from pris on. : One to continue his crimi nal career,' the pther scorns all temptations to' crime.' : EventU; ally the latter Is elected to the hposltion of mayor, of his "An Orphan's Plight". .Essanay A pretty story full of life and vigor. 'A very clever girl en acts a particularly difficult role. "An Unexpected Review?'.. ........... : . ..... Vtlagraph A; strong lively comedy of contrast of fun in the- higher and lower strattas of . Bociety. Ou old friend Bridget now has .the Tole of a butler at a state" .govrnor's banquet. It Is to laugh By Special Requegt, itgreat song "Those Songs MyMother Used to Sing." Sung Miss Garrlck . . . . . . .Matinees .Mr.: Ferrln Evenings Jharles E. King, Musical Dlrec- tor. . . ' Cottage cheese at , Blue Mountain Crcarriery. ,6-9-2t. ' 'v;' H I . K 'HI ' I, 'I'll' l' ' ttkmm y.AjS'&OTiii) &&yy;sire n --to dress better than usual, you are ready to look over our line of Ready-to-wear Clothes. You need not spend any more than formerly if you come to this sfore.-but you get better cloth ' Men's Suits $10 to Hats $L50 to $5 to $57 Lit M ti - The Store That Satk . The Cash Bazaar has just received a new eblpment of music; all the latest New York hits. Come In and try them. . "h '- - 1 'v;-f, .'' V - i . Cottage cheese at Blue Mountain Creamery. ; , '"..';'" - "' C-t it V L. P. Day, the contractor, has just completed a very neat and permanent Job of , painting on the J. M. McCall es- ,tate at theValley Veu residence. Cottage cheese " at Blue Creamery.": ;.' : : Mountain 6-9-2t : I L O C A LS I DR.jjf C. POSEY, Specialist for Eye, Ear, Nob8 and Throat aiseases. Eyes fitted "with glasses. , Over Selder't store .' f EtisosALS. , believe that Millionaire Kohl, who was ehot by a French maid, Adele Verge,! will recover. The woman continues to be hysterical In her cell. V Summer prices for milk prevail at the Blue Mountain creamery ... after June 1st - Five cents a quart. Mesdames Smith and Davidson are CLOSING 0 OUT IBiBBBBBSBaHBBBBBMiMMMiHMM At Cost J?or one week Mesdames Smith d DaTldson Will be at the Vern store with their line of. hair goods marked1 down to cost to close ont $15.00 switches .......... $7-60 12.00 switches .......... CM Mft switches .......... 2-00 $SU0 gray switches .$5i IM gray switches ...... S.00 Od Tuffs .:........-.$W)0 Pnffs ............... 20 Pnffs ............... 1 tM . 2JM) William E. Whltlock, whose home is in Imbler, is .registered at the Savoy. G. M. Tucker of Joseph came In rem hia home yesterday. He is regis tered at the Foley house. (George W. Steinkamp, a St. Loul3 salesman, 1b a guest at the Foley ho tel today. -. . -p:t: : ; Hattle- M. Wolfe arrived yesterday from her home 14 Union. She is j a guest of the Savoy hotel. .' Donald Sargent returned home this morning from Spokane where he Ha3 been attending school. - t . Frank Tallmadge of Sparta is a bus iness visitor here today. He is regis tered at the' Foley house. . Rev. W. P. Sams of Enterprise ar rived this afternoon for a brief visit with his daughter, Mrs. D. C. Brichoux. He is on his way to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. C. Li. Yentzer arrived this afternoon from their home in El gin. They are guests of the Savoy ho- tel- . . --yA Harley Richardson returned . this morning from Portland and Eugene. While in Eugene Mr. Richardson took the Junior pharmacists' examination. E. A. Schiffler returned to his home in Pendleton this morning. Mr Schif fler is building a store building In Wallowa on his property there. -.' . C. J. Black, the real estate man, took Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Spiker to Union this afternoon to look at some real estate. " , " c., ' Mrs. Wheeler of Lanard, Kansas, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Ken nie.' "She has been vlBiting W San Francisco and other points and Is on her return home. r . . A. C. Jones, who was here yesterday to' attend .tbe funeral of his brother, returned this morning to his home In Palmer, Idaho His father J. K Jones. went with him and will spend the sum mer with his son.-; ", ,r ; y Rev. George W. Arms, Jr., recently of Portland, arrived here this morn ing. He Is the pastor-evangeHst of the Presbyterian church for Eastern Oregon. Mr. Arms likes La Grande and says he will make this his home. .The. eight-hour day will go into ef fect for all telegraphers employed In Western Union offices ' in New York CIty this month. Wages wlll.be In creased also, so that j the beet men will receive $100 a month:, ;, if ,J v In the 398 : trade unions 'of Great Britain, with a net membership . of ,757,430, making returns, to' the board of trade, 25,030 (or 8.3 per cent.) wer returned as being unemployed at the end of February, 1911. 1 Higher wages to paid to American , farm laborers during 1910 than at any, time In the last 45 years, according to the latest government statistics mhlch give 127.50 as the average monthly wage of farm laborers. The cloth hat and cap makers' un ion now has a membership of three. thousand. Ii has b:en decided that in touch with the United Hatters of North America for' the purpose of dis cussing amalgamation. - Branches of theranite cutters' un ion which have effected settlements so far this year have got a uniform In crease of 25 bents a day, and many of them have signed for five years, with good methods of adjustment of dis putes that may arise. ' ; : Advertised Letters. Names Gentlemen : Cline, H..F. ' , " Cobb, Mr. Fredric. : ; , Ellsworth. Mr. Silas. Clrnanni, Toffolon. Johnson, Mrs. Emll. " Juuubuu, ill. imim.. - , : Kuhn, Mrs. M. C. Malloy.Wm. Nasen, W. H. f ' Spring. Mr. A. ' ; Slgjl, Mr. Grover. Schooneck, Mr: Willie. Turner, Mr. Wm. ; Western Bobk'& Magazine Co j Clayton & Welth. . ' ' Names Ladles: - ;,(, Johnson, Mrs. Sarah. Janson, Mrs. Fred P. Waller Mrs. Frank. , ; . v- Plays and Players. O a First Baptist Church. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Preaching by Rev. L. W. Gowen, at 11:00 a. m. - -:' v. r, Children's day exercises In the eve ning Kohl Will Becow. San Francisco, Jnne 10. Physicians KTJEDEEER) JJOT; YET B0C5D. May Be the Murderer of Barbara' Uoltzman. Portland, June 10. Following ; an all night hunt cltlzeng and officers who formed a posse, are no nearer a clew as to who the murderer of the Hill family is than yesterday when the rclme was discovered. Several persons were suspected and two were taken into custody but these easily proved an' alibi. Finger prims of the mur derer have been secured from the bloody ax, used in" the' commission of the crime. : This Is the only clew so far. . , . ' ..v'.. . The police connect the crime with that of Barbara Holtzman, aged 5, who was murdered and assaulted in, Port land two months ago. A general de scription of the man is the same In both cases. ' ( Dial In Spain. , .Madrid, June' 10. Diaz la enroute for Spain from Havana following his flight from Mexico, , He Is expected to land at Corunna. Hostile demonstra tions aganst hm are planned by work ingmen's societies there. The police are preparing to protect him. 14 Killed In Blot El Paso, June 10. Fourteen persons were reported by today's - dispatches from' Matehuala to have been killed in riots tnerev It Is believed the silking miners there clashed with the police. Congress Adjourns July 27. Washington, June 10. Senator Reed Smoot, today predicted that the senate would vote on the reciprocity bill be fore July 16th. Congress will adjourn July 27. ' For summer diarrhoea in children al ways givs Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and cnator oil, and a pedy cure is certain. For sale by all dealera. Lew Field has a new musical play called ''The Singing Teacher." Edmund BreeBe is to be starred In u new piece called "A Man of Honor." William Faversham will star next season under his own management. Rose Stahl Is to visit London next Easter season with her new play, "Maggie Pepper." ' Perclval Knight, the English comed ian, is shortly to make his American debut In vaudeville. , Arthur Hammersteln will produce next season a new' emotional play en titled "The Moral Code.' ; . Laura Moore, who has been with Francis Wilson four years, has decid ed to enter the vaudeville field. Madge Lesslng has recently appear ed In Berlin In a new operetta enti tled "His Majesty Amuses Himself.",' A stock company In Indiana has introduced vaudeville features as fil lers between the acts of the perform ances; .'-''.-;- .. The noted team of Russian dancers, Pavlowa and Mordkln, will return net season for another extensive Ameri can tour. . Louise Rudder, widely known as the leading lady with William Gillette, has been married to a wealthy English brewery owner. Le Arthurs' play which lshrdlueta Lee Arthur's play, "The Fox," which has been successfully running in Chi cago, Is to have a New York produc tion early In September. , J, Jack Terry, a nephew of Ellen Ter ry, who has been playing "The Scar let Pimpernel," last season, has decid ed to go into vaudevllleIl'C-.r.X.- Janes Gray has been engaged for the regular stock company - at? Elltche's Gardens, Denver, and will open there about the middle of this month. ' DeWltt C. Jennings has been re-en gaged by the Authors' Producing com pany for his original 'role:' of i Giles Raymond in "The Gamblers" next sea son.' ,. ;;t , ji jr-i-i "The Price," In which Helen Ware Is to star nest season, will open in New York in September. Jesse Ralph hai been engaged for one of the prominent parta. Israel Zangwlll's new play lg sched uled for production In New York next autumn, with Margaret Anglln as star. "The Next Religion" will he the title of the play. . '.' '; ' ' :' v It is reported that Edward Sheldon, author of "The Boss" an "Salvation Nell'' Is writing plays for Margaret Anglln, for Dorothy Donnelly and for the New thaetre. . ... ; v Among the plays to he presented by Miss Grace George and the Playhouse company in New York next season, will he Lord Lytton's "Money," Th4 part of Alfred Evelyn will be played by a well known English actor who haa been engaged ap leading man. Sale of TImbir. ; Portland, Oregon. April 24, 1911. .Sealed bids, marked outside, "Bid. Timber Sale Application, December 22, 1910. Whitman." and addressed tc the District Foresrer, Forest Service, Portland, Oregon, will be received up to and including the 28th day of June, 1911. for all the:merohtutable dead timber,' standing or down, and all the live timber aia-rki'd for cutting by lhe forest officer, located on an area to be definitely dea's;iat.;d by the Forelt cf floer before cut'mi! begins. includ!nc about 11,503 icrss on the watershed tf Squaw Creek, r.oni;)r;Hmir the El-2 of Sec. 1 and part or the N 1-2 of Sec ?2, T. 12 S., R. 35 E., Approxiaiate'.y all of Stc. 33, part of See. 23 and 34 of un mi rviiva A TT 11 C D Olf 1 w M.tk ww vv KJ.t it,, vJ l4 Ut UI1U RU proximately alt of Sees. 4, 9, 10 11. 14, 15 apd 16, and parts of Sees. 1. 2, a, 12, 13, 21, 22, 23, 25 and 26 of.unsur- veyed T. 12 S R. 351.2 E., W- M. which area, shall be known .as Com pariment 1; and comprising approxi mately all of Sec 35. and parts of Sees. VI, 23, 25, 26, 27, 34 and 3G in unsur- veyed T. 12 S., R. 35 1.2 E., and parts of Sees. 1, 2 and 3 of uhsurevyed T. 13 S., R. 351-2 E., W. M which area shall be known as Compartment II: estimated to be on Compt. I. 56,625,000 ieet B. m. of live and merchantable dead western yellow pine, 7,983,300 feet B. M. of live and merchantable dead western larch, 4,769,700 feet B. M. of live and merchantable dead Douglass fir, 396,100 feet B. M. of live white fir, and 45,000 feet B. M. of live lodgepole pine, and on Compt. II, 3,553,500 feet B. M. of live and mer chantable dead western yellow pine, 312,800 feet B. M. of live western larch, 130,300 feet B. M. of Uv Douglass flr, 32.200 feet B. M. of live white fir, and 5,000 fet B. M. of live lodgepole pine, sawtlmber, log scale1, more or less. No bid of leBs than $2.25 per thousand feet B. M. for the live and merchant able dead western yellow pine In Compt. 1, and $1.00 per thousand feet B. M. for the live and merchantable dead western yellow pine In Compt. II, and for the live and merchantable dead western larch, Douglass fir, White fir and lodgepole pine on both Com. partments, will be considered, and a deposit of $2,000.00. payable to the or der of the First National Bank of Port land, Oregon, must be' sent to that bank for each bid submitted t5 the District Forester. - Timber upon valid claims Is exempted from sale.- The right to reject any and all bids Is re served. For further information and regulations governing sales, address Forest Supervisor,,. Whitman National Forest, Sumpter, Oregon. v : ", F. E. AMES, Acting District Forester. Daily-f-May; 27. June 3, 10. 17, 24. Swartz house. ( Phone ' . 6-10-tf Black 3711. FOR RENT A furnishde bungalow. All modern furniture. House open for inspection Monday from 9 a. m.'to 5 p. m: Mrs. C. J. Scrlber, corner . of First and Grandy. . , . 6-9-ll-4t LOST A bay horse, weight about 1,- 050 pounds, branded G on left shoul der, Anyone finding him call tha Newlln Drug company. -8-tf WANTED A good second-hand light buggy Call Black 342. , . . f-9-tf . FOR SALE-Three lots with good 11 , room house, big ' barn, city .water, fruit and shade trees; ten minutes walk from postofflce. Price $2,600 and on your own terms. Black-& : Pratt, ' 111 Depot street FOR SALE Windmill In good running order, complete for a 20 foot well. ; Inquire 2008 Second street ' Fred Synhorat. ' 5-7-tf FOR SALE Three of the best resi dence lots In the city. Want small payment, good terms on balance. Address owner at Box 244, city 6-5-tf FOR SALE Furniture for five rooms complete, practically new, only used ten months, call Black 1192. STRAYED Bay gelding, 2-year-old, branded H right shoulder; bob tail; came to our pasture about April 1st Mires. 4. Clarke, La Grande, Ore. C-5-10t Classified Advertising ACREAGE WANTEDwWant 10. to ;3C acres, according to price, in Grande , Ronde .valley. Will turn in on ac i : . i i. . count of' price of acreage a $900 equity in new: home in Portland. Hou . seattractlve,, Inside and out. Furnace. Picture at 6ffice. H." Cof tin, owner,, hoy Adams ,. avenue. Pone Main 1. , WANTED A good girl to do general housework.. Wages $25.00. Address 902 Penn. ' " . 6-10-3t FOR RENT Suit . of housekeeping rooms with hath and laundry room WANTED All the boys' In La Grande between 10 and 16 years old to Join the Boys' Savers' club. Call at the laundry and I will tell you all about it. A. B, Cherry, mgr. Cherry's New Laundry. FOR RENT Star theatre; will be re modeled for store room. Inquire at Arcade theatre. , , -Better Spices OK yes, there's a differ ence in spices. Squibb . are the. pure . kind, and best for all uses. We have a full line of these . high 'grade spices and are selling then at a '" . - ' '. 'great reduction.1 " j Regular 25c f cans are now 15c, 2 for 25c Wright Drug Co. FIJBE DBUO DRUGGISTS. t l