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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1911)
PAGE 2 LA GRAXDE EVEND.G OBSliliVER, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1911. I if 1 Money Invested m aHomeBringsYou Real Rewards that cannot be measured alone in dollars and cents. There's satisfaction in knowing you have a home when possibly all other investment? fail it gives you a feeling of security and demands the recognition of your fellow, townsmen, be cause by building you show your faith in the fu ture of the community. And every community h known by its deeds. You can help and at the same time help yourself. A home investment is always the most meritorious, and loss is less like ly because you are dealing in values you under stand and with people you know. We have up plolu luo luiuuer for iiie homes of many ox your friends who are now on the road to success, and want to talk with you whenever you're ready.' ! ' i ; r(.'' i i I . 'f ' . .V ! . V X i , S v - . ' ''ft I ." . ' - ' , V'-' i V J . 4 i " r ' i , 'ill ( 1 f ! ! ' J' j f -J ! i La A SCE.E FKDX "TIIE OLD HOMES TEAt-" AT THE STEWARD SATCE DAY SIGHT.' ; if S 1 f. WENAHA UJMBER 0. , GREENWOOD & MADISON Home Phone 421. Bell Phone," Main 732 IS. RILEY Wli iich nmr.F Ill Wll lUk BAKER LADT SUCCEEDS M.BS. H. CRIXEHABT. A BUSINESS la similar to personality. It has character- good, bad or Indifferent, the gam as an individual. If the principles of the Individual are fundamentally sound he's an 0. K. individual. If the' policy of the business ! right and Its fcuthod j square it Is an 0. K. business. THE WARDROBE SHOP ,Is Xhe place to have your clothes cleaned, pressed, repaired asd dyed because It la on the square all of the time. 1113 Adams Avenue Phone Main 735 WILSC N BROS. Other Officers of Grand Chapter, East, ern Star, Chosen. . , anJ in a great measure through her to the town Itself." " ; . j' ", .,, The elate of officers elected Is: Mrs. Paulin-- Moore E Ijv c. Baker was. elected Grand Worthy Matron with other grand officers of the order, iM . .- - t'' matron, Mrs Margaret V.' Hayter of Dallas; assistant grand patron, Jas E. Godfrey of Salem; grand secretary. M!sg Nellie McKihley of Portland; trand treasurTf, Mrs. Mary E. John son of Pendleton; grand conductress, Mrs. Mary M. Belsacher of Condon: H''nt grsnd. coiductress, Mrs. Nel lie McGowan of Medford. ramie June : 22 KIT ' OARSON'S li ;-' buffalo RAtjiiit It Thursday, AND TRAINED WILD ANIMAL! EXHIBITION. The Baker Herald remarks In con nection with the election of Mrs. Rll'?? as grand matron to succeed Mrs. H. C. Rlnehart: ' "The many friends of Mrs. Pauline Moore Riley are rejoicing over the news that she has b?n elected Worthy i Grand "Matron of the Order of Eastern Star by the grand chapter which has been in session at Port land for the past two days. "Mrs. Riley has been an active worker in the local chapter and ha3 occupk-d all the elective offices in tne order, including two terms as Worthy Matron. TENTH TRANS-CONTINENTAL TOUR. THE LARGEST WILD WEST SHOV Oil EARTH r ., (; , f COMING DIRECT, ON, THEIR OWN SPECIAL TRAINS I J 4 1 1 f I OF DOUBLE LENGTH RAILROAD CARS FROM ;. ,' THE BIGGEST RANCH IN THE WORLD. 1 Old But Always lonng That Denman Thompson's ldellic play "The Old Homestead" coming to the Steward Saturday has perennial popularity is Btrongly evidenced by the fart that this s thf twenty-fourth annual tour of the play, and their friends' seem to increase in numbers Instead of lessening. v . - There are Innumerable scenes in th n'pv th't com? hone to a'l and anv. one who haa ever tasted the defights of rural l!fe cannot fail to apprtcia'e the remarkable touches -on nature embodied in the New Eneland ideal. At the expiration of her first term " " u. eP.- j. E. Bradley 6 Co. SANITARY PLUMBING" REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY. rilONESj SHOPllLAfK 971. RESIDENCE BLACK 8482. NEXT DOOR TO CITY HALL HfBS as Worthy Matron in a delegate to the Grand Chapter at once became popular and promi nent In Grand Chapter clrclrs. She was appointed at her first session Grand Marshal. She has been a dele gate to the, Grand Chapter at each of its annual sessions since. In 190!) she was elected Grand Conductress, and In 1910 to the second position of the Grand Chapter, Associate Mat ron, and now in 1911 has been unani mously elected to the office of Grand Worthy Matron, the highest office in the order of the Eastern Star. "Mrs. Riley holds the distinction of being the only member of the local chapter who has occupied a pres' ing officer's chair for two terms and the first citizen of Baker to attalu to any prominent distinction In the Grand Chapter of Oregon. This ex alted position is a great honor to hr IQnS ads mil ar1 8' sympametic ana-brave, a 'nrpow c-v y.ar an(j wholesome that he brightens every shadow and lightens other's burdens. Then, too there are two "boys," Cy Prime, "nigh onto eighty", and Ssth Perkins, who never grows, old despite his years, both of whom are the exemplification of the adage applied by Joshua hlm s'flf. "How true it is that once a man twice a fh'ld" The,9 characters to-r-t'.pr with Aunt Matilda. ; Ricke'y Ann and the Ganzev boy harmoniz? v'Vi each other and are as natural as life itself. Mr. Franklin Thompson promises a complete reproduction of his father's play and a cast of unusual merit. The famous quartet of farm hands will, as vsual. entertain Uncle Josh's city visitors, and the grand choir In the race Church scene is said to be aa impressive as heretofore. if UlsH ! Menagerie of . Trained Wild Animals j Fro W P" of the Globe. Daring and death Itfying acta lmoat li i Uft i Pyni the 'ealma of lucid imagination. COSMOPOLITAN COLLECTION OP COWBOYS AND OIRL8, VANQUEROS, SENORITAS, QUARDI3 RURALES, CHAMPIONS OF THE LARIAT, ROUGH RIDERS, PONY EXPRESS VETERANS,' DARING .-' .. ATHLETE8, COMICAL CLOWNS, THRILUNQ INDIAN FIGHTS AND WAR DANCES. PRINCE D9TL0EVFS TROUPE OF RUSSIAN COSSACKS, The most daring Hoisemen in the Worlds BANDS of SIOUX, CHEYENNE and COMANCDE INDIANS, Fresh from the Camp-fire and Council, makin-j their first acquaintance with pale i face civilization, . . '.. The Grand Ethnological Performance concludes i wi.li the Superb Spectacular, Dramatic, Historical Fantasy, T Steward's Op era liouse SATURDAY, JUNE 17 ' THE ORIGINAL TWENTY.FIFTH SEASON Denman Thompson's Celebrated Play "the , Old Homestead JUST AS PLAYED IN NEW YORK FOR 3 YEARS The Famous Double Quartette The Palms The Great Church Choir A Perfect Cast i. Complete Scenic Production All the Favorites DIRECTION MR. FRANKLIN THOMPSON PRICES: 50c to $1.50. Seats on sale at Van Buren's Thursday - Pennc) hanla Democrats Active. , Harrlsburg, Pa., June 15. Several hrndred prominent democrats, repre senting the progressive element or the party in Pennsylvania, rounded up hrre today for the conference and banquet. The announced purpose of the gathering is to forma federation cf clubs and enlist the young men of the party in the movement for re organization. The immediate purpose Is to strengthen the movement to over throw the Guffey. adherents when the democratic state committee t meets next month. To add to the attraction of the conference and banquet and to give weight to the planB of. the re organizer! the leaders In charge of the gathering have secured as ' speak ers Governor . Woodrow. lson, of New Jersey Speaker Champ Clark and other democrats of national prom inence. ' . The Battle of Wounded Knee Introducing a vast and motley hcric cf Indians, Scouts, Trappers and Soldiers that actually took active rrt in the last brave stand and hopeless struggle the ncble redskin made for his freedom and rights. TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY, RAIN OR SHINE , Afternoon at a. E vermin; tt 8. Doors open One Hour earlier. WAT R PROOF CANVAS. CANNOT LEAK. Grand, Gold Glittering Free Street Parade TWO MILES LONG at u a. m. dally on th. maia thoroughfare. BIG FREE EXHIBITIONS on Show Grounds Immediately altcr lhe Parade Comnwncenifnt at Miami) University. Oxford, O.. June 13. t)r. James R. AnRell. nre9'dnt emerltu? of the uni versity of Michigan. ' dliered 'the,-d- ! dress to the graduating class toJa at 1 " . the lOi'nd commfneenunt of rsm university The exercises marked the farewell of Dr. C.uy Potter 'Benton, who has resigned the presidency of tho university to become head of the university of Vermont. J Do you want to make more money? 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