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LA GUANUL EVENING OBSKilVKtt, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1911.
STEWARD OPERA HOUSE
Saturday Night Oct. 21
THE EVENT OP THE SEASON
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WM. A. BRADY, Ltd. Presents
The Funniest Play Ever Written
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BY MARGARET MAYO.
DIRECT FROM A SOLID TEARS RUN AT DALY'S THLATBE U
NEW YORK. k
Baby Mine Is sending a gale of laughter around the world. It 1 enow 'n
Its second year at Sir Charles Windham's '
Cr'tn on Theatre, London. ,
Wiibin three mouui uaty Mine will be played In Ber'n, Vienna,
Paris, Mtlbjurne a nd St. Petersburg.
You can't stop a big laugh like BABY MINE.
Scats for "BABY MINE" Sale Thursday Oct. 19
Prices 60. 75, $1.00 and $1.50 NO HIGHER.
MEX AD RELIGION FORWARD
EXPOXEXT COMIXG.
(lias. A. Pldpps of Portland to Pis
runs the Much-Talked Subject.
On Thursday oventng Rev. Chas. A.
Phipps of Portland will make an ad;
dress in the Presbyterian church here
on -the Men and Religion Forward
movement which .is attracting so much
attention, and which is being sup
ported by so mapy of the great busi
ness men of the country.
This is an inter-denominational
movement. The meeting on Thursday
evening is for all the churches and ror
all who will attend. Let everyone come
out and hear what Is proposed by this
movement. The services will begin
at 8:00 p. ra.
Franklin and Marshall squd.
Chicago, Is developing Ira Davennor.,
the western conference half mil?
champion, into a quarterback.
uarterback position at Iowa Wesley-
' FOOTBALL NOTES '"' an college, Mt. Pleasant, la.
& & , i f Q Q g Q i i t
-,. ... ' ' There are five freshmen football
The Bowdoln college of Maine' has teams'working out under coach Har-
Leen playing football for more than 40 an on Osborne Field, Princeton
years.
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Twin brothers are candidates for
Draper, Pennsylvania's great eckh
of a few EnaBoiiB back, is coaching the
PLUCKYPITCH1NG.
Vsddtr Sitton's F.at That Landsd
Championship P.nnant.
In the greatext finish luat ever
marked a minor league rare New Or
leans and Nashville. Simthfro tongue
coutendew. had ome to tli wire nwk
and ueck. Ou Sept. 19. I'.hi.h my met
in the HnHl and dw;live panif of the
year upon' xu'tl,v even terms.' The
entire tlk'hilnp of t lie pnst Avh month
bud centered In thnt mm rnnient. tlve
months parked luio two hour of play,
with the n-snli to tell tbe story of the
year rniistw or tnUur. . Manager
Frank of New Orleans, unwilling to
run any needless risk, selected tbe
veteran Theodore Breltensteln of 8t.
Louis and Cincinnati fame to battle
for bin people In the bos. Manager
Bern bard of Nashville, pawing by bis
veterans, selected young "Vedder Sittoo.
an ex-collegian, to face the $10,000
wonder of, another datV" '
For Mix innings so perfect was tbe
defensive play of both nines that
neither teqm.wa able .to score. Id
tbe ' seventh inning Nashville scored
one run. and iu tbe play Involved
young Sitton slid headforemost Into
tbe plate and fell over, um-onsrloim
from tbe blow received Just above ibe
eye. Witb the situation as tightly
drawn ns it was. disaster "looked to
be imminent. Bernhard Immediately
rushed his entire remaining staff luu-k
of the clubhouse to be ready for tin
ea II. while' two physicians worked
above the unconscious Sitton. Qe
came to life again just as tbe Nash
ville team was taking the field for the
eighth Inning with another In his
place.-'.
. Staggering to bis feet. Sltton Insist
ed upon finishing tbe contest nnd
Bernbnrd. against bis better Judgment,
gave way. Tbe heavy batting end of
tbe New Orleans team was up In or
der. With bandaged bead, bis face
still white and drawn from the shock.
In no condition to stand, still less to
lead a despernte charge. Sltton electrl
fled tbe crowd 4y striking, our two of
tbe first three men that faced Mm.
In tbe ninth be added two more vic
tims to tbe list In bringing borne the
victory by tbe score of 1 to 0, winning
the penuant by the margin of one
point And then be collapsed, it was
over two weeks before be recovered
sufficiently to be. up and about and
yet New Orleans batsmen relate that
in those last two Innings he bad sbowo
more "stuff" by a wide margin than
at any other stage of the battle.
American Magazine.
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personal attention and service, for
this has been our policy since or
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BOY WANTED Fam-Us-KIng C!g;w
Factoiy. ' - . '
NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No
tice is her:by given that in pursuance
of a resolution adopted by the com-
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Go over it point by point. We ask you to do s.o
just as carefully, critically and systematically as
ycu inspected tne competing automobiles.
The United States Motor Company is the builder
of the Big, New Stylish Maxwell Special. "!
It is proud of the car. , " .'. ' ' '
It is confident of its superior excellence.
It thinks there is no other car quite like it , or
nearly its equal within $500 of its price.
But, in fairness to the prospective buyer, this
Company believes firmly in the mutual benefit to
be derived from a real comparison of automobiles.
We think you will gain by such a course, because
whefn you eventually do buy, you will know exact
ly what your money is obtaining for you in com i
parative value.
We believe this Company also will benefit, be
cause our product is RIGHT.
So, we ask every man interested in the purchase
of a medium-priced automobila to go over the list
carefully and critically.
Find out what are said to be the strong points;
of each automobile. Also look for the absence of
those qualities which you will learn to want in
your car.
. After going through this little educational
course it will not take long come to sea and try
the Maxwell Special. .
First, let us consider POWER.
In what other car, within $500 of the price, did
: you find 26 horse; power? v- ; . ' "f-v-z
v . In what other car, of the class, did you find an.
engine the equal of the' Maxwell Special's-4 l-4:
5 1-4 long strike, smooth-running motor? With
its large valves, adjustable push rods, self-contained
automatic oiling system, Stromberg carburetor,
dual ignition with Splitdorf magneto and batter
ies, you have more power at your command than!
you would have in any competing car . ..
. "Now, as to STYLE. We know you will not find
the equal of the Maxwell Special its graceful,
beautiful lines, its Columbia Honeycomb type rad
iator, deep, black upholstering and the quiet, sup
erb finish of Royal green with Wedgwood green
wheels.
Then, first and last, analyze the price.
Unequaled factory facilities of this Company
with its fourteen great plants have made the price
of tbe Maxwell Special a possibility. '
. We are confident any other manufacturer would
lose money on this automobile at this price.
We believe you will share this confidence after
the comparison.
That's the reason we ask you to make it.
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The Uoifcect States Motor Go
mon council of the city of La Granda
Oregon, on the 4th duy of October,
1911, creating Improvement district
No. 40 and designating Spring ave
nu:, as such district, and in pursuance
of a resolution adopted by said com
mon council on the 30th day of Au
gust, 1911, whereby said council de
termined and declared its intention to
improve all that portion of Spring
avenue in said Improvement district
las h:reinafter describe, by . laying
tnereon standard board walk on nortu
side, the council will, ten days after
the service of this notice upon . the
owners of the property affected and
b;neflted by such improvement, order
that said above described improve
ment be made; that the ooundaries of
said district, to be so improve are as
follows.
All-that portion of Spring avenue,
from the west Una of Fourth street, to
the east line of Alder street.
(A) And the prop-rty affected or
benefited by said improvement is as
follows:
Along the south side of lots 6 and.7.
iock.ll, lots 6 and 7, block's, lots
t'C and 7, block 5, lots 6 and 7. block
2l Romig's addition and lot 10. block
i 13 and lots 1 and 10 block 10, brandy's
addition to La Grande, Oregon, and the
A. C. Huntington -tract in the city of
La Grande, Oergon.
Notice is hereby further gil;n that
the council will levy a special assess
ment on all the property affected and
benefited by such Improvsment for the
purpose of paying for such improve
ment. That the estimated cost of Buch
improvement is the sum of $510.55.
That the council will, on the 18th day
of October, 1911, rne:t at the council
chamber at the hour of 8 o'clock, p. m.
tc consider said estimated cost, and
the levy of said assessment, when a
hearing will be granted to any person
feeling aggrieved by such assessment.
La Grande, Oregon. October 4th, 1911
CITY COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE.
OREGON.
By C. M. HUMPHREYS,
Recorder of the City of La Grande,
Oregon.
10-6-10t
tion adopted by said common council
on the 28th day of June, I9li, whereby
said council determined and declared
Its Intention to Improve all thai por
tion of Seventh street in said improve
ment district as hereinafter described,
by laying thereon macadam and ce
ment curb and gutter, the council will,
ten days after the service of this notice
upon the owners of the property af
fected and benefltt-d by such improve
t ment, order that said above described
improvement be made; that the boun
I daries of said district to be so improv
i ed are as follows:
All that portion of Seventh street
from the south line of Washington
avenue, to the north line of M avenue.
fA) And the property affected or
benefited by said improvement is as
follows:
The eaBt half of block 56, 61, 64 and
99 and the west of blocks 55, 62,
63 and 100, Chaplin's addition to La
Grande, Oregon. .
Notice is hereby further given that
the council will levy a special assess
ment on all the property affected and
benefited by such improyi ment for the
purpose of paying for such improve
ment,;;. That the estimated. cost of such
improvement-is the sum'. of $6,344.50.
That the council'wlll, on the 18th day
of October, 1911, me;t at the council
chamber at the hour of 8 o'clock, p. m.
to consider said estimated cost, and
the levy of said assessment, when a
hearing will b granted to any person
feeling aggrieved by such assessment.
La Grande. Oregon, October 4th, 1911
CITY COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE,
OREGON.
By C M. HUMPHREYS,
Recorder of the City of La Grande,
Oregon. '
10-6-10t
XOTICE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No
tice is hereby given that in pursuance
of a resolution adopted by the com
mon council of the city ef La Grande
on the 5th day of August, 1909, creat
ing imprevement district No. 5 and
designating Seventh street, as such
district and In pursuance of a resolu-
Savoy Hotel
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The rooms are good and
Steam heated only one
block from depot
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