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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1911)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 13, 1911. HAGETT 1 n TThcBllii& THEATRE "THE LITTLE REBEL". .Lubln The most sensational war pic ture of the days of 61. .IS THE ARCTIC NIGHT". . . . ; Vltagraph A wonderful example of service and self sacrifice In answer to the call of conscience and duty as a missionary In the fat north. "ANCIENT AND MODERN LON DON" ................ Eclipse A beautifully colored series of pictures .taken of the world's greatest city. , - "BOYS WILL BE BOYS". . ... '.' .... .. ... Kosralk The youths In this comedy dis play remarkable genius In get ting Into mischief without suf ferinn penalties forstheir devil try.' . 'V. -": ' ";'.;.r.V ': Iflustrated Song-"I M TYING THE LEAVES SO THEY WON'T COMEDOWN." ' Sung by . Miss Garrlck ...Matinees Mr. C. P-Frrin,.,V... Evenings . ; . LOCALS ; . i 8 WtQ4,Q&' $ S $ 3 H. T. Lcve, Jeweler, 1212& Adams av.. , Dr. Fosey, JMpeclalist for Eye, Ear, Kose, Tbront diseases and , catarrh. Over Scllcrs store. .Eyes fitted with classes. Honrs 9 to 11:30; 1:30 to and 7 to 8 p. jn. Personal attention, modern methods and practical teachers will insure you quick returns. La Grande Business college. LEARN TO EARN La'Grande Busi ness college. Don't wait until you others eet position; be the first forget one La Grande Business college. : Electric and steam bathed Mrs.. 0. C. Combs, 1620 Sixth street. . Sites Young will be ready to resume her class in violin beginning Sept. 16, at 1606 Sixth street. -tf-9-6t Mrs. Coombs has opened- an electric and steam bath parlor at' 1620 Sixth street and Is ready to give treatments. NOTICE Positively no Hunting on the land belonging to Walter" M. Pierce. Please do not ask for' "permission. V- Johnson. !'9-ll-3wk iais is tae time of yisar' when ev ryone should consider 'temodeling their ' .. HEATING AND PLCMMXG JOBS. Bradley & Co. has a crew of first tlass plumbers, steam and hot water fitters at all times ready to do work latisfactorily. , Come In' and unload your troubles to ' BRADLEY CO, Phone Black 971, Elm Street For School i Not until you have . 'purchased ; one of our Parker Fountain' 'Pens? Thisse are "the Lucky 'Curve, the klndthe world ..Is, Snow reading about and whicV are guaranteed In every way. , Parker Pens flow any kind' t Ink with never-a hitch on kip; all styles; plain; gold or1 8ver mounted, with 14k gold Pen, Irlmuim point. ReaM Wright Drug Co. TRICAL TBEATMESTS. Get the latest and best battery, using the mod- luiBuuesceui iignung current and treat yourself at a cost of 25 cents per month. Operations for APFEXDI. UT1S HEMOKIUI01DS, etc., may be avoided. Booklets and trial treatments FREE. - tiXT0UTAI SALES CO, 1 1024 Adams Are, La Grande, : 9-n-tf SCHOOL BOOKS. As most peoplevknow we are selling all Bchool books at practically cost andthe publishers add their agents are dVmanding of all buyers of school books cash on delivery for them. Hence for all school books we are obliged to exact cash from all buyers of school books at the time they are sold. O. E. SIVERTHORN. Family Druggist NEWLIN BOOK & STATIONERY CO: Cafuteria Dinner. ' The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres terian church will crve a cafeteria' dinner Union Co. da.y fair week. This is not to say they won't serve chicken pot pie for they will aa this will be one of the principal features of this dinner. PIac mentioned later but re member the day. 9-ll-2t - Hope Chapter No. 13, 6. E. S., will resume their regular meetings on Wednesday evening, S:pt. 13. All members are earnestly requested to be present. : ; . V CARRIE , HUNTER, W. M. 9-12-t ' .1,,;, ALL . K1X- ? OF FRUIT JARS at Low-s' Socond hand store." J4Hi'i Adams nvenue. . ' "9-l'-;v ' "The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church will give a social and rally at the church, corner of Washington avenue and Sixth street Fiday evening, Sept. 15. A Jolly, good time is assurd for amusements and ente rtainment will be furnished ga lore. Following Is a part of the pro gram: Vocal solo, Miss Mildren Steph enson, readings by Miss Ethel Wrlghi andMsrlin Bailey, Instrumental mu sic by Miss Hilda Anthony, Runa Ba con and Lela Cole and a violin solo by C. . Wilson. All the young people of the city are Invited to attend. 4 e & r '?' 4" V q " i. - .: s-i PEBSO'ALS. - ; :v;V;-,:;:., b & ' S. M. Slough is a North Powder bus inss visitor today.. , ; ' Dr. Couch, th-s veterinary, has gone to the Pendleton roundup. . ... Attorney T. H. Crawford went to North" Powder on business matters this morning. " y, '. .;, ... : Mrs. T. N. Murphy left this morn ing for Portland where she will spend a few we;ks with friends. . ' , Elmer Thomas, a forest ranger, went to Pendleton this morning to see the Roundup attractions. Mrs. Adolph Newlin was one of the Roundup visitors today, golny over on th'9 morning train. ' " - C. B. Campbell wasjhere from Spo kane, a guest at the Foley, last night. W. C. Curlier, of North Powder, and L J. Ferguson, of Elgin, were' two Foley hotel guests last night.. IRalph Russell, W. D. Fine and G. W. Homer were here from Enterprise last night and stayed at . the Foley while here. , " ; . Mrs Harvey was operated upon this morning at the Grande Ronde hospi tal for appendicitis. She was taWU suddenly ill last, evening. H H Jones, of Victoria, B. C, W. W. White, of Enterprise, J. Callahan, of Pendleton, were some of the Som mer hotel visitors yesterday afternoon and evening. cj - 11 1 Haradon's Tru-Fruit . . .. Chocolates ajid Marshmallows Made Just Right. ' No Imitation ; Flavors. All Leading Gonfectioners Sell Them. 1 City Attorney C- E. Cochran has re turned from a business trip to Salem. Prof. R. W. Canfield,. holding th chair of history at a well known col lege In College Station, Tex., is here visiting his sister, Mrs. William eHss. y -- ' - Will Campbell and wife of Pomona, Cal., are here this week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. iRuBsell. They will go to Cove tomorrow to visit wlth friends in that section of the valley. J. A. Rumble,.' a resident' of Cali fornia who is visiting relatives at Jos eph this week, stopped at the. Somme; last night while, transacting business matters in the city. ' C. C. Pnington and daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Scriber, were among the first to cross the mountains to Pendleton to day as visitors to the Round-Up. Sev eral other machines are to make the trip tomorrow. ' Fred B. Currey is over from Hot Lane today, having returned from as luiia widens u nueiiueu iuo ctuieu- nial celebration. Mrs. Currey who was at Seattle during the same time,' is also home.- " . ' 7 : Eugene Good, Harold Grady ahd George Broadbrldge, all graduates of the local high uhool, left this morn ing for Eugene where they will enter upon their university courses at the state school. . . " ; i - ,.' , ' Mrs. Hart of Hilgard and her daugh ters Mrs. Frank IRechlln and . Miss Helen Hart went to Pendleton this morning, the first two to visit the Roundup and Miss Helen to assume a position there. 1 , ' ' ' Miss Cecile Lilly is among the La Grande visliorB at ; the Pendleton Roundup which commences tomorrow, leaving this morning for the cl'y which Is the center of the northwiiv public eye this week. v, , Circuit Judge j. W. Knowles went to Enterprise this morning where h? will conduct an adjourned terni of cir cuit court and then proceed into th-3 interior in quest of wild deer. Mrs. Knowles accompanied him and will visit with Mrs. Daniel Boyd of Enter prise where the Judge Is hunting, ? W. D. Kelsay, driving a Peerless automobile, accompanied by a party of I Interior Oregon people, Burns and Canyon City folk, passed through the city last night n route to the Pendle ton Round-Up. , They stopped at the Foley ' while here; " '- - 1 ; ' E. M. Spauldlng and wife, of Mil waukee, S. E. Henderson, of Toppen ish, Thomas Sewell, of New York, W. E. Edwards, of Baker, and W. J. Stop- llsh, of Walla Walla, comprise some of the Foley gueBts last night. . Dr, J. t. Gillllan lias returned from Payette where h e attended the funeral of the lat-e Rev. H. P. Peterson. Rev. H. S. Hamfltoij of Alicel, life long friend accompanied the remains . to Sioux 'City for Interment. Mrs. R. B. Proudfit of Fairfield, "Wb., but formerly of Cambridge Springs, Pa., is " here today, staying at the Sommer. Mrs. Proudfit and B. M. Sher wood, proprietor and manager of the Isis theatre were former school mates in "Pennsylvania and are renewing ac quaintances here today. ; ! "MEXEt rPMOLDS B0ECA1X. Noted rrocutor Argues In Defense of Seattle "Mobs.":'. San Francisco, Sept. 13. In an in terview here today F. J. Heney, the famous graft prosecutor, said that free speech in the case of Seattle means much and that the recent trou bier between the Sattle and Hanford over , the street car injunction, is a powerful argument in favor of the re call of the judiciary. He said: "The case is vital. The nine men arrested for conspiracy to obstruct Justice, if convicted, means that a precedent will be established which will permit the Judges under fire, to arrest and pun ish with Jail sentences everyone who dares to criticize them. "It will be the first step towards the establishment of a Judicial kingdom and placing the Judges on a throne where they can look down upon the people and Jail Have Yon Seen t .the Mew Suits: and Overcoats Stiown Here If not, you've missed seeing decidedly the finest line ever shown in La Grande a showing of high class uncommon garments that exhibit tailoring of the very highest' character. ;The styles are uncommon too, yet they are not freakish. The qualities are such that they'll make a steadfast friend, of any man who wears them. '''' ' :. We want you to see these.clothes and we want you to see them now , . . V ( ... iff X X2i 1 -IV ' X If V i Ik v 11? i , . -: ; . m . i , a vpt in x . f - 1 i If WW I ! A i s i If you are a man of moderate means and want clothes of style and quality without paying extravagant prices for them, we can satisfy, you. The best values are here. See them. $10.00 to $18.00 will buy you a suit or overcoat of thoroughly dependable quality.' JUST NOW WE ARE PARTICULARLY WELL PREPARED TO CLOTHE PARTICULAR MENFROM HAT TO SHOES IN THE HEIGHT OF FASHION AT MODERATE PRICES. ASSORTMENTS ARE LARGE. STYLES PLEASING, QUALITIES DEPENDABLE. Drop m arid See the Finest Clothing in the World T01MEY The Store That Satisfies A If you are a man who ants the finest clothes that money will buy, but at the same time don't, want to spend a dollar more than is necessary to se 4 cure them, come here. ; ' $20.oo t( $3b;oo "will buy you as fine a suit or overcoat as any tailor can make. ; v them for Just criticism.".
