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"Sleep Waluer" ; . . Vltagraph
A Bf.o y of a somnambulist
who would Fteai in bis sleep,
being unju'iy abused, camo
near to. punishment, bat by cara
ful watching of. an admirer es
capes and Mrs a mate fjr life.
:"JndIa.i'i Sacrifice"....: Lubln
Elk. th-j son Of thi madiclue
man, goes through Carlisle col
lege, be :ones Ivillzei, an J los?s
all- love .for the manners anl
'customs cr h' people. Still he
is not a v. hits man m.d mr.ktf
no close Iv'ndi among his white
brethren. Hid life Is all oaori
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''Over; the Cliff" Pathe
A dramatic story dealing with
a mountebank, and his wife and
their house on whats.
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We all know Max, and his
home coming is sure to be of a
. most joyous nature. (
Song-
lf I Were King"
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'LOCALS
Dr.' Pwcy,- Specialist for Eye, Ear,
A'ose, Throat diseases and catarrh.
Over Solder's store. Eyes fitted with
glares. Honrs 9 to 11:30; 1:30 to
6 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Mr. Joe Woods has taken charge of
the Crystal cafe. Mr. Woods has had
the place remodeled and newly furn
ished and will run a first class place,
known as the Delmonlco. Your pat
ronage solicited." 8-14-tf
The ladies of the Catholic Altar so
ciety will give a lawn social at the
home of J. E. Foley Thursday night.
Cake and ice cream will be served. All
Hre welcome. , '!'... .
There will be preaching both morn
ing and evening Sunday at the Chris
tian church. Maynard R. Thompson
of Heppner, Ore., will occupy the pul-
The Cash Bazaar now has the ex
clusive agency' for Butterlck patterns.
Be sure to get a fashion sheet. '"
The Amalgamated Sugar company
positively forbids any hunting on Its
farms. Strict enforcement of the or
der will be made. Hunters take no
tice. 8-17-Bt
Ethel McCormick wishes to know of
the whereabouts of her mother. Her
mother has married since last heard
BRADLEY & Co.
SANITARY riXKBING.
Do their plamblng work according
to the .plumbing ordinance of the city.
Consult onrTeeoroV
Perfect
Prescriptions v
Every medicine that Is com
pounded in our Prescription De
partment is backed by our per
tsonal guarantee as to its poten
cy , and efficiency. When you
have sickness at home give
those who are near and dear to
you the advantage of this care
ful service There is no4addt
"tlonal expense. You will be
pleased with our perfect pre
scription work, and your doctor
will be delighted. ,
Wnght
Drug Co.
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of, and she does not know her present'
name. Address. Mrs. 0. N. Callehder,
Emmett, Idaho, 8-17-12t
; Ezia C. Allen and Miss Ina McTett
ham, both of La Grande, were married
by Justice of the Peace Williams on
Tuesday afternoon. Relatives of the
couple attended the wedding.
The local Knights of Columbus held
initiation sessions last night. Several
Bakr knights were in attendance to
witness the local novitiates take the
first degree work.-
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PERSONALS.
"John Healy, a Union citizen, stopped
at the Foley last night. .
R. Murphy of Syracuse was a Foley
guest last night.
Thomas Bryden of Enterprise stayed
at the Savoy last night.
Miss Ethel Wright went out to Alicel
today to visit with friends during, the
week end. ' '"'
Dr. M. Roberts was here from Vale
last night and stopped at the Foley
while here. . .' ",
D. F. wniiams, a well known resi
dent of Wallowa, stopped at the Foley i
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D. J. Caybill of Spokane was a vis
itor here last night. He registered at
the Foley. . ' ' . -. ',
Curtlss Jackson was here from Ham
ilton, Oregon, this morning.' He stop
ped at the Savoy.- 1 '
' John S. Sayor of Burns, Ore., was a
La Grande visitor last night. , He reg
istered at the Savoy, i ,
Fred Scboenherr of Uklah was a
business visitor in the city last night;
He stopped at the Savoy.
Frank Earls returned from PotMand
last night, called borne by the serious
illness of his father. Mr. Earls,'' sen
ior., is reported slightly better today.
Thomas Schmidt and George Loucke
of Council Bluffs were La Grande visi
tors this morning, stopping at the Sa
voy,,'' ", ; : I'-. . '
J. B. Bowden of Baker' was a La
Grande visitor last night, returning
this morning, He Is a prominent mem,
ber of the Knights of Columbus.
Mr, Hager, proprietor of the Baker
Orpbeum theatre, transacted business on vlll cost 174,770, and the car
here last night and yesterday, return- j riaSe upi which the gun .mounted
ing this morning. will add $50,000 to tbis pr,ice. -
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,Mr. Moorhouse of Pendleton, better lty of 2.600, feet a second and the pow-
known as the "let 'er buck" district, -er behind the projectile will drive the
was at the Foley last night, while tran
sacting business here.
. L. Todd Hazen, M. M. Caviness and
Mr. Harrold, all of Seattle, stopped at
the Foley last night while transacting
business matters in the city.
Mrs. H. W, Bohnenkamp and Mrs,
H. C. Grady with Will Erlckson of Spo
kane driving the Bohnenkamp car, left
early this morning via the Toll Gate
road for Spokane where they will via-
it with friends for eeveral days They ,
will make the trip. by automobile.
If yeu're never tasted. : i
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f as job do Jam er Cbeeg.
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H. D. Martin of Bradford, Pa., txas
a Sommer hotel guest this morning.
F. W. Hant, of Lilly Valley. N..Y-,
stayed i-vtbe Sommer last night.
C. W. Paris, a business man of Wal
la Walla, stayed at the Sommer last
night.
Mrs. Nichols, wife of a prorainer
Enterprise doctor, was a Sommer ho
tel juest last night.
Eugene Good and Charles Hardin?,
rustlcators at Joseph lake for thu p iet
t.n dRys, arlved hom this afternoon
and are again at their respective poets
of duty. . '.
T. E. Paxton. city editor of the Ba
kei Democrat, passed through th ity
last evening on his way home from
Joseph where he spent ten days, camp
ing. He was a .guest at the Summer
while here.
Uncle George Webb, ex-state treas
urer, and his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Frazier of Pendleton, are visiting in
La Grande at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jap'H. Stevens. Mr. Webb is
Mrs. Stevens' father.
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CAIBY MISSILES FIFTEEN MILES
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A posen Shots Would Level New York
;Oi.i Would lmfn a Warnhfn.
Washington, Aug. 17. Apparently
there is no limit to the range of the
big guns on Uncle Sam's ships and
coast defenses. - A few years ago a
gun which could shoot accurately n
distance" of 10 miles was considered
tlon to Uncle Sam's armament will
demolish any battleship or fortifica
tion now in existence ati a distance
of 15 miles. . . : ;., i ,.',
When it is considered that during
the civil war, only 60 years ago, two
miles was the greatest range possible
with the guns in use at that time, the
range of the new 14-inch death-dealers
seems phenomenal. , ,
These new guns will be mounted
on the largest of the new battleships,
: the Texas and the New York, both of
which are of the Delaware type, and
these guns will make these two ships
the most powerful and the most to
be dreaded In the world. The new
gun is 53 feet, six and one-half inches
long, and weighs, stripped, 63.3 tons.
The diameter at the breech is 47 ln-
che and at the muzzle 24 inches.' Each
latter at a rate of eight miles in 25
seconds.- The penetrating power of
the 14-lnch monster is 12 inches of
the best face-hardened steel at eight
miles; 11.3 at. 10 miles; 10.7 at 12
miles and nine Inches at 15 miles.
The projectile weighs 1,400 pounds, Is
5 V2-feet Irilengtf . and; costs
It is loaded with' a" bursting charge
of 45 pounds of durihlte,
the most
The pow
powerful explosive' known
der charge used behind the projectile
to give it velocity consists of four
bagg Qf k poundg of mokeleM
nitrocellulose,
The cost of these guns at first ap
pear! Immense, but when it Is con
sidered that, far over the horizon, one
8not from one of thege monBter- Tery
i iixuiy wouia oaiier ana possmiey ae-
stroy
any battleship now afloat and
that a single round from ten of them
Bufflcient to lay New York in rulna,
the primary cost does not appear so
great.
The federation of trade unions con
nected with the buildlnz industry in
France has decided the bodies which
form It shall no longer take part in
ayn Duuaing operations , connected-
with prisons.
COMBINE BrSINES
WITH PLEASURE
Enjoy an Ontlng at the Seashore A
Stopover at Portland.
Visit the Astora Centennial cele
bration. . Take advantage of the very
low round trip rate of $10.00 offered
by the O.-W. R. & N. company from
La Grande to any point on the Sea-
shore-North Beach. A special train
affording every accommodation -will
leave La Grande at 8 p. m. Wednes-
day. August 23rd. Ask your agent for
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Classified
STENOGRAPHER wanted at Hot
Lake,. Call up the Lake. Good po
Bjtlon open. 8-12-tf
FOR RENT Four good rooms. Phone
Red 42. 1505 Madison avenue. 8-3-tf
WANTED Furnished 3 to 5 room
: house. Call at the Observer' office
C-o O. M. -8-ll-6t
F0R. SALE Dry chain wood in any
quantity. $1.80 per cord atthe Per
ry yards. Grande Ronde '' Lumber
company Pe.rry. Ore. ' 6-15-tf
FOR SALE Good header and binder j
combined. 12 foot
cut Deering
make. Inquire L. J.
gin, Oregon. .
Fers;uson, El-
FOR RENT Part of good barn, close
in. Apply thlB office.
FOR SALE Two Bteated trap In first
class condition. ; Inquire Dr. A. L.
Richardson. - 8-4-tf .
WANTED Clean rags, good price
paid. Bring to Observer office,
- 8-15-3t
FOR RENT Furnished room. Mod
ern. Close In. Gentlemen prefer
red. Inquire this office.
FOR RENT Four room nous in
North La Grande. Almost new, and
! modern. Inquire Mrs. Anna Brooks,
, care J. A! Russel, residence corner
Third and Main. -' 8-9-tf
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For Sale. :,- .'
. Large ten room house on Sixth, close
In. Renting for $50.00 which can eas
ily be Increased to $75.00. Especially
adapted for housekeenlns: suites. East
fronfage, NIce ghade tree8 ceraent
walk8. lawn. Lot 80 by 110. Excellent
location for large apartment house,
Eagv terms, for further nartlrulara n.
ply to Geo. H. Currey. 108 Elm street.
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A Few Numbers That Will
Be Popular Sellers For Fall.
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PRICED
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WILL ATTEND EAGLE COSVENT10S.
J. M. Peare to Itepresent Local Nest at
' V ,; Big Conclave, ,
J. H. Peare leaveB tomorrow night
for San Francisco where he attends
the meeting of the national association
of Eagles. He expects to be-gone a
month and will visit relatives before
returning home again. He will be aV.
companied home by his daughter, wh'
is now visiting in California and Mrs.
John McKenna who 1b also in the south.
XOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that no per- London. Aug. 17. Par's and Berlin
son or persons phall connect with the disl?oday say an almost hop--sewer
ByBtera jjow being constructed in legi'fifek has developed in the
this city. Any one doing so will be Mori)Ci:H'pegotiatlons because Ger
liable for damage;'-. ; 1 mfaedy in her demanda,. Un-
By order of the common council, '.usual activity in the German war of-.
August 16th, 1911. flee Is rumored. Germany is conslder-
. L. M. HOYT, ing landing troops at Agadlr prellml-8-17-10t
Water Superintendent. nary to permanent occupation.
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One Night Wednesday Aug 23
They've Made the Whole World
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THE OLDEST AND BEST! !
Notable Tour , of -.."l :- '
Richards & Pringles
Famous Georgia MINSTRELS
. Thousands of dollars invested in its equipment
A veritable dream of the Arabian Nights.
Everybody goes to the Minstrels, They can't help it
THEY ARE CATCHING! -
Prices 25 - 50 - 75 & $1.00 Seat sale opens at
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Notice Is hereby given that all plunr
bers and all other persons must com
ply' with the plumbing rules and regu
lations of this city in every respect,
Failing to comply therewith will sub
ject them to the penalty as provided
for by the ordinance governing sucbs
work. '' .. ;
By order of the city counclf, Augmst
16th, 1911. '
: L. M. HOYT.
8-17-10t Plumbing Inspector.
Moroccan Affair iHieilve.
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