LA GRANDB EVENING OLGEUVER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1911.
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Keep your eye on this "Ad.
"Kbmara" .... Pathe
A beautiful daughter of Rus
'sian peasants is beloved by one
'i'of her own station In life. ' Sup
erstition and Intrigue to prevent
their happy union are of no
avail when the lover 'appeals tp
"a powerful prince.' It Is power
fully dramatic. .
"A mexlcan. Rose Garden''. . .
Kalem
" An entrancing story of sunny
Mexico's .flower gardens, and
the two principal charatcefs
are more than ordinarily put to
the test. . " ,
"Teaching McFadd? to
" Walts". . . . ... .... Vltagraph
" Here it is again. Vltagraph
comedy with , our old friend
Bridget, McFadden as Romeo
and his wife as Juliet at a mas-;,
querade ball. It is great. , We
I say it's good. You'll see. .
'illustrated Song: "By the Light
of the Silvery Moon." ,
New version, sung by ' .
Miss Oarrlck . . . .Mat'nee?
Mr. Ferrln ..,! ...... Evenings
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k" LOCALS "J.
il. T. Love, Jeweler,. 1212 Adams av
Dr. Posey, Specialist for Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat diseases and catarrh.
Dver Seldefg store. Eyes fitted with
.lasses. Honrs t to 11:30 1 :30 to
and 7 to 8 p. in. ,
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Mr. Joe Woods has taken charge of
he Crystal cafe." Mr. Woods has had
he place remodeled and newly furn
ied and will run a first class place,
nown as the Delmonico. Your pat
ronage solicited. . , v 8-14-tt
The Amalgamated Sugar company
lositlvfly forbids any huntlngn-Its
arms, ' Strict enforcement of the .br
ier will be made. Hunters take no-
ice. . !, 8-17-et" P' i. .;. v "'
Melons kept in cold storage at
leddes Bros. - ' 'v J-
Ethel McCormlck wishes to know of
Ihe whereabouts of her mother. Her
another has married since last heard
f, and she does not Jtnow her present
tisme. Address, airs. O. JN. cauenaer,
:mmett, Idaho. 8-17-12t
The Fourth of July coffee was good
ald 1800 people, Try it. ; Geddes
Biros, have it. ':1.a ' ,t
":'.. FOB SALE. '
Extension table, two cook Btoves,
BRADLEY & Co.
SAMTART PUJMBIXG.
Do their plumbing work according
io the plumbing ordinance of the city.
Consult our record,
'bones i Shop B. 971 1 Res. ft. S18&
The picture that you lake today
' with your kodak will tell you
tnost Interesting story In after
years when many of the , lac-
dent are forgotten. ,
AVe carry kodaks In all sizes
and a full line of kodak supplies
Take a idak with you on youv'
"vacation -and bring . back " the
very best souvenirs of your trip.
Pictures! Tell
: ; MOST: S
Drug Co.
THE KODAK STORE. '
beds and springs, fruit Jars, go cart,
carpets, heaters, kitchen treasure,
chairs, rockers, center table, two dres
sers, two cupboards. . dishes, lamps.
Inquire 1417 Washington, or phone
Red 752. . 8-19-U
The Modern Brotherhood gives a so
cial next Thursday night, the 24th. A
dance and supper and a general good
tlm9 for all.. Every member of the
M. B. A. is entitled to invite two
friends. ''.' ' 8-21-3t
No coffee like the Peerless at Gedd-es
Bros.' , only. .
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PERSONALS.
' J. A. Patterson of Oklahoma City,
Okla., spent last night at the Savoy.
Ed. Wilson as d wife of Campaign,
111., were Savoy guests last night ,
E. E. Taylor, of Cornelius was aSa
voy net last night.
' H. Connelly of Kamela was In La
Grande last night. He stopped at the
Savoy. ' ." .
, Guy Huffman of . Joseph spent yes
terday evening and this morning at
the Foley. " ;,-:
The family of Henry Young Is home
again after a short outing in the
mountains. "" , ; ' . '
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mar in of Minne
apollB stayed et the Pavoy Isst night
while transacting: business In the citv.
, Lester Bramwell of toe local ticket
luin ..i' - "2 '11.. - ' i 1 ... J 1
ouh'o iurr.e, was tanta 10 luioir on
business today. " ' , ,'
Mrs. nrace Foye, proprietor of-the
Ccve hw:l, was a business visitor in
the citr today. ' '. ' " ";
Adbuna Richins of Union transact
ed bueiness in the city yesterday and
stopped at the Foley while' here. ,
W. S. McCall, an attorney connected
with the Burlington route, and having
headquarters at Kansas City, Is 1
gu?st st the Foley today. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Robson of San
Francisco stayed at the Foley .yester
day while. Mr. Fobson transacted bus
iness in the city.;--:..-.-' '' x-"
aiiss Pge Clark and Miss Irene
Krlngle of Nerth Powder, wena visi
tors In the city last jjljht, sto'ppln
it te Foley while hr. ' :
PauKFleshinAn of Spokane,' fi G. j
Barter 'It leattls and J. S. Jacobs
and wif of Portland, were some of 1
the Foley guests last night and this
morning. . f ::: : ; :" '
Miss Etta Wehm3yer,' who has been
in Kansas City and Chicago attend
ing the millinery openings of the
wholesale houses, has return to her
position In the Golden Rule, store. ,
Clint Van Flet, one of the head
clerks in the Golden Rule store, has
returned from Seaside .where be bad
a. A nol r9 antwt -or
ocean and oth-?r minor attractions., i
Assistant Superintendent William
Bollons and W. W. Jaekel, both of the
O.-W. at Portland, were Foley gues's
last night. They went west thls inorn-
ing. '.. '
George Wyckroff, In the legal de
partment of the Warr.en , Contraction
company, Is staying at the Foley to
day while looking after company bus
iness in the city.- . 'v K?-,:''ls
: Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kewlln and
family haVe returned from a three
weeks' outing In the mountains. "Mrs.
C, T. Bacon and daughter Mis Runa
were also tn the camp. .
Attorney and Mrs. George T. Coch
ran,, and Mrs.- Samuel Cochran went
to Milton this morning. They will at
tend the peach day exercises them
Mr. Cochran; will make the principal
speech of the day. , - .
Mr. and Mrs. Sprat Montgomery
have returned to their home In South
Ia firande after an extended camping
trip in the mountains south of lite
city. Mr. Montgomery is not in good
health;., rv , "''!'r- ' v:
' A' party of young people returning
east after a visit in Portland, passed
through the city yesterday In a special
train, conducted by General Manager
O'Brien, ofthe O, W.. The O'Briens
returned 'to Pdrtland dn STo. 9 last
night.-- :;: : ;
MAAGERMcCREDlE SUSPENDED.
Reaver Manager Is Tnnished for Tic
-r , lence Used at Portland. ,
San Francisco. Aug. 23. President
Graham of the Pacific Coast league,
today indefinitely suspended Manager
McCredie of the Portland Beavers for
assaulting and cursing Umpire Hllder
brand in Sunday morning's game at
Portland. , .'
rirSCER GATES ECT1EI.
Remains Erongrht From Paris rolice
Secessary to Handle Crowds.
New York, Aug. 23. Funeral ser
vices were held today over the body
of John Gates, who died at Paris. A
hundred police were necessary to
handle the crowd. The funeral was
held from the hotel plaza and the body
was burled In Woodlawn cemetery.
To Discuss Railroad Valuation
Lincoln-, Neb., Aug.. 23. Methods of
obtaining physical valuation of rail
road property will be discussed by
th? railroad commissioners of many
of the Middle and Western States at
a conference to be held here n-ext
week. ' '
M'ornen Compete to Golt Title. -Milwaukee,
Wis.. Aug. 23. Women
golf experts representing the two lead
ing clubs of Wisconsin thronged the
links of the Blue Mound Country club
today for.' the several preliminary
events leading up to the annual tour
nament for the state championship.
Play in the championship tournament
will begin tomorrow and continue over
Friday.,;.' :
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How Gelett Burgess Came
to. !
$ Writ "The Cave Man."
How a trifle ' can determine the fate ;
of a book is Illustrated by Gelett Bur- I
gess, in telling how he wrote the
story of "The Cave Man," from which"!
his play for Robert Edeson was dram
ati;d."'' The manuscript of his novel, "Lady
Mechante," had been accepted by his
publishers, on condition that, in ad
dition to the three parts satirizing life
in London, San Francisco and Boston, ;
he should write a fourth satjre on,
life In '.Now York. Burgess put off
doing It until the time to goV," 3 :
was almost come, then retained 'to J
N:w York, and in the hottest weeks i
of July, dictated th whole of "T 1
Cave Man" in twelve days. He em
ployed two typewriters, dictating
about ten hours a day. One after
noon, when he Wl c:me to a stoat ,
Wli In the ploi. .u'.vh h could not
think of any vay to urmount, and
was. racking' h's brain f6r a solution,
he was called to, the telephone. j
The two stenographers, left alone, ,
put up a joke on Mr. Burgess, and '
one who thought herself a good !
Judg3 of style, wrote in a paragrapn
in' close imitation of Mr. Burgess'
work, and wagered with the other
young lady that Mr. Burgess would
not discover the forgery. When
Burgess returned the manuscript wa9
re-read, and h'' naturally spotted the
bogus paragraph and had a good laugh
at it. : i
f However, it happened that the
would-he Imitator had used the word
"post" rather conspicuously. The j
word caught j
minded him of th-3 "poBt-Impresslon )
lata," whose atrocious paintings In a
hew and unheard-of style have lately ,
been making London and Parlsr af t",
circles' gossip, f Burgess' had feachedi
a Doint In his hero's development
oprt
when Haullck Smagg. thO coal-heaver, f
introduced Into society, and dlsguBt
ed with It turns to other and better
things. The idea came, through the
word "poBt" that Smagg might take
up this new, fierce knd of painting,
which , would develop Bmagg's Uste (
for the "real thing. . and the novel
was carried out on those lines to a
greater strength that might otherwise
have been achieved.
Ire Wizard's Centenary esterday. j
Pittsburg, Pa.. Aug. 22. Today saw
the centenary of the birth of William
Kelly, who Is generally Oredtted with
the Invention of the Bessemer pro
cess for converting an el ted -cast iron
into malleable -steel, 4 discovery that
revolutionized the stedl industry and
helped to make Pittsburg and the
neighboring towns one of the greatest
Industrial centers in the world.
Kelly was born in this city August
22, 1811, and early in -life manifested
an uncommon aptitude for mechanics.
In 1845 he removed to Kentucky where
he acquired an Iron works on the
Cumberland river. Here it was that
he -conceived 'the plan of dispensing
with fuel in the process of refining
and decarbonizing iron by the intro
duction of a current of air. ' After sev.
eral years of experimenting he finally
perfected the pfocess which' was long
known as "Kelly's air boiling process"
and which was used for the manufac-
a.zr.-f.ii'j'..!iiSiJKnKii.
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To every one who will trade 1100.00 cash in our store, we will give one Cleaner absolutely- FREE; or Jf yon
; 'wish when you trade 125 cash you nwy buy one cleaner for $340. ; ,
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La Grande, Oregon
tpre of boiler plates before Sir Henry
Bessemer was knowni When the lat
ter brought out his pracess in Eng
land 11856, Mr. Kelly asserted that
Bessember had obtained his knowl-
edge of the process from English work
men employed by him in America,
gUD8equentiy, both inventors applied
for patents 4n the United States, but
the commissioner issued one only, to
Mr Kelly, acknowledging the priority
of hta nventIon of the process. :
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TO LATE TO CLASSIFY. ' 'f
LOST Brown gold amethyst pin. Re
turn t0 Castt Bazar. 8-23-7t '
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WANTED Experienced or apprentice
. operators. Appiy Home maepena
ent Telephone company.
8-236t
; ; Notice to Hunters. '.
Notice is hereby given that there
must be no hunting on my 'premises.
8-23-4t ! V W, J. BALING.
THINK THIS .OVER.
This Offer Should Gain the Cenfidsnes
. of the Most 8kptlcl.
We pay for all tb medicine used
Airing the trial. If our remedy falls
to completely relieve you of constipa
tion. We take all the risk. You are
not obligated to us In any way what
ever, if you accept our offer. That's
a mighty broud statement, but we
mean every word of It Could any
thing be more fair foj your .
A most scientific. , common-sense
treatment is Rexall Orderlies, which
are eaten like candy. Their active
principle is a recent scientific discov
ery that is odorless, - colorless and
tasteless; very pronounced, gentle and
pleasant In action, and particularly
agreeable tn every way. This ingre
dient does not cause diarrhoea, nau
sea, flatulence, griping or any Incon
venience whatever. Rexall Orderlies
are particularly good for children,
aged and delicate persons.
If yon suffer -from chronic or habit
ual constipation, or the associate or
dependent chronic ailments, we urge
you to try Rexall Orderlies at our risk.
Remember yon can get them only at
our store. 12 , tablets 10 cents; Z0
tablets 25 cents Tna Rexall Store.
HILL'S DRUG STORE. .
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of the Hand Power Vacuum Cleaner,
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substantial ever sold at the price.
easiest
1 tioFongiily
WEIGHS ONLY FIVE POUNDS.
Is equipped with a new valTe worked ont sWentincally and for the first
time In the history of manufacturing vacuum cleaners of this type, THE
All parts are- handsomely finished the noszle having the apiKrance
and efficiency as on the (ISO machines. The tube 1s highly enameled in
a beautiful blue In fact, no money has been spared In making
The Quikwork Cleaner a Model of
.; Uv'f :l'y) ' ' Perfection 'r'y& -4 ' "
REGULAR! PRICE OF QUIKWORK VACUUM CLEANER MM r
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THE VALUE
GOOD EYES
; Is inestimable:
Most of the bad
eyes can be made perfect with
the assistance of Spectacles. I
hav dug to the very bottom of
OPTICAL SCIENCE
and am prepared to do fitting
that Is unequaled...
If you would be free from pain
and inconvenience,, loss of time
'from work or school, wear a
pair of my glasses. '
I grind all my glasses. . :
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I r. Eye Sight Specialist " J
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COME to onrshop and let us demonstrate the use of Perry Pnesr
matle Water Systems to yon. We have Just installed one at "County
Poor Farm". Why not have a bath room, hot and ' cold-water, uiee
lawns and also fire protection for your homes! Yon can have a S-f
Inch stream at 95 pounds pressure 1m ease of flrei . Call and let ns tale- i
yon ont and show yon one In every day operation.- f
BAY 6 ZWEIFEl j!
PLUMBERS; I HEATERS, SHEtV METAL WORKERS i
sn.m,m.ljt1MM4
the Qnfkwork Is the latest and ntost
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Tacoma would like to have the dem
ocratic national convention meet la
her new stadium, which has a Beating;
capacity of 30,000 people.
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GROCERY
Stageberg & Sandborg
Phone 70.
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HOI Brothers and Dwlgkt EI-
We havei r
Armour's Ham, Bacon and Lard
ward's and Crescent Mfg. C.
Teas, Coffees, and . Spices and
Extracts. '. ' - ' "
They taste better and "go fsrtli-
er than any other.
Let us show you. Kto- trouM
to show goods. -,-r
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