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MOSWAY. OCTOBER 2. 1911.
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Sfewards Opera House, JUESD&Y MIGHT, Octohetfr 1911
First Attraction of the Season
The Fascenating Musical Comedy
6S
he flower of. ite
RaracGf
By
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Joseph E. Howard composer of
"The Lane of Nod," "Miss Nobody from Starland," "The Girl Question" "The Honeymoon Trail; "The Time
the Place and the Girl," and a score of others. 1 ft
Over Flowing With Musical Song Hitf Lively With Dancers and Pretty Girls. v
40 PEOPLE CLEVER CAST, BEAUTY CHORUS
A Singing, Dahcing, Laughing, Merry Musical Whirl
. 200 Niehts in IMpw York, ft M -5 InChjcaso. Cc.T.p!cU r-Guucliun. Two Special Cars
4C PEOPLE
Vims.
Prices $1.50, 1.00, .75 & .50 Seats Ready Tomorrow Morning, Van Burn's News Ston
it
IBBSZZS
Savoy Hotel
EUROPEAN PLAN
Jh) room are good and
Steam hpat?4 pnly one
bloek frpm depot
FI CONCERT
! DELIGHTS 10
ilWAlf ORGAN' AM) CHORUS M'M-
I ihilRS EDIFYING.
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arly Fbe Hunirr,! Hear Splendid
JVogrum Lul venlng.
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KING GEORGE V.
R.eent Portrait Showing Him
In th. Uniform of an. Admiral.
0. C. Brichoux. Prop. 1 1 J
WMTED I
Muth of La Grands's best In timelc
ocal, Instrumental and chorus-j
wai heard to the edification nf be-
, tween 400 and DOO at. the L. D. S. tab r-j
, nacle last night when the county fair,
board gave to the public a urograms) I
nf extraordinary worth: It ws a. sa-
f rd tipert pnd svry number was, in
Not only were vocal and chorus num
V";
ives of fiome. I
I wanf fie boy's pa
rens to be willing
for the boy to learn
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Fam Us King
Cigar Factory
1 06 ' Fir Street
A hnu in IParn fhP brs exceptionally w;ll rendered but;
. .Jour. Otian llumUrs entertained
LlUdl If due. iflv iVlf( an auuieuce wnun
.. - '..i illicit.' r,.j; irM..V1., eW I
Lake and U fcrHi'cal because of It. Mrs.
If, . .i v Erla Carluck and J. Frank Masuire
rdKes three years Jo d the organ with
lnt-tt lliir ivy An Bnd dcttness- To 8Uch lVe ovgnx-
learn wis uduef ana 9B axe not often found in a nty of
La Grands's size and preluda th: ue
cesslty of bringing artists here from
other cities.
The L. U. S. chorus of some GO
voices under the direction of W. K.
Davis with C. P. Ferrin as soloist was
no small part of the evening's enter
tainment for four numbers were well
rendered by the chorus. C. P. Ferrin.
W. K. Davis, Mrs. A. L. Richardson.
Mrs. Jay Van Huren and Mrs. A. S.
Gedde9 were the soloists of the even
Ing and made It possible for the fair
boaord to give to a La Grande audi
ence without special drilling and great
preparation a aeries of musical num
bers of Bt' liar worth and seldom emu
lated in uiuh larger cities.
The program which delighted the
large audience an audience that had
braved the storm to be present fol
lows: "Flag Without a Stain" Whit?
Mr. C. P. Fornn and Chorus.
Pipe Organ Solo
in) "Chorus of Angels" Clark
(b) "Cujus Anlmon" Rossini
Mrs. Oarlock.
Soprano Solo "With Verdure Clad"
(Creation)" x Haydn
Chorus "Praise Ye the Father"....
: Gounod
L. D. S. Chorus.
Pipe Organ Solo "In Summer Time"
Stebblns
. J. Frank Masuire.
Solo "I Heard the Voice of An-
g ls" Albert E. Weir
i Mrs. Van Ruren.
Trio "Praise Ye" Verdi
j Mrs. Geddes, Mr. Ferrin. Mr. Davis
j Chorus "Glory to God on High"..
Paynes
L. D. S. Chorus.
( Pi fe Organ Solo "Grand Chorus"
mmmm.
1911, by American Pres. A.Mclatlon.
WOODMEN HONORS GIVEN
!RMAISS OF LATE J. W. EARLS
LAID A MAY.
STany Friends of Family Conpregrate In
Driving Rainstorm.
J. Frank Magulre;
Chorus "Onward Christian Soldier"
Chorus and Congregation.
W. K. DAVIS, Musirat DifSlior
Woodman's honors wr? accorded
the late J. W. Earls yesterday when
the local camp of Modern Woodmen
of America officiated as a body, with
the assistance of Dr. J. D. Glllllan,
at ths funeral of the late( Mr. Earls
yestsrday. Short services were held
at the house by the officiating minister '
liams and Landrum. At the grave im
pressive Woodman rites weha nacteS
and. flower rlbutes dropped to the cas
ket, - - " :j !,
IMatives from Joseph were In af-
tendance at the fun-ral and a large
number of La Grande friends faced the
driving rainstorm to honor the mem-
' ory cr tne departea. The bereavea
! widow, two sons and a daughter hav:
the sympathyof the entire communl-,
ty.
j LA GRANDE ELECTRiq SIPPLY COMPANY
We handle the "Peerless Mka Lamp," and sell un-
$ der a positive guarantee. Wj ci do j-our electric wir-
ing and repair work in a mojstatisfactorv and mod-
j era way. Prices right In Axires we can show vou
I the best line, and best pricesVr known in the city.
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Phone Red 741
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LA GRANDE IR(N WORKS
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box. We can fill orders
for good Freestone
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Phone us your ordtrs. Main "0,
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Xotlte if the MccHna of tlip Roars' 'if
Eqniulzatlon.- '
Kotloe Is hereby given that tne coun
ty board of equallzatidu for Union
county, Oregon, will attend at the
court house. La Grande, on Monday,
October 11th, 1911, and publicly exam
ine the assessment-roll, correct all
errors In valuation, descriptions or I
qualities of land, lots or other prop
erty, as assessed by tht county asses
sor, and it shall be the duty of all
persons interested to appear at the!
time and place given.
All persons bavlng grievances re
garding the 1911 assessment may ap
pear before such board and present
their atlldavlts containing grounds for
complaint. All suc h affidavits must be
presented during the first week of the
meeting of the board. ;
D. M. CLARK,
Assessor for Union County. Ort gon.
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