La Grande evening observer., October 21, 1911, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

IX OiiAXDE EVENING OBSEKVli'fi, SatUKIiaY, OCTOBKU 21, 1911.
THE OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNjS
Editor ant Owner.
Czterei st the postoffice at La Grande
at second-class matter.
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PROPOSED PAID FIRE DEPART.
. MENT. .
to purchass. La Grande's streets are
aow hard surfaced in trunk lines all
over the city so that the truck could
reach within two or three blocks of
any fire on a hard road guaranteeing
service the ent.re year tor any relia
ble truck will make the ttree blocks
in mud several loches deep.
A paid department means cheaper
Insurance. It means a safety to prop
erty that otherwise cannot exist. Let
us have the paid department using
proper economy, but eee that it is a
staple and substantial addition to the
city's protection. The people, will
never regret it and the expense will
not be so great as some might think.
kttThe local fire department has start
ed on the right course when it decid
ed to have placed on the city ballot a
proposal or La Grande to have a paid
,'flre department and an auto truck.
This puts the matter up to the people
and relieves the city council of any
responsibility except the purchase of
the equipment If the movement car
ries. Now, should the movement carry 1
By all means, yes. We do not nvean
that an army of paid men should be
employed but there should probably
be three paid men on monthly salary
-whose duty It is to be at the fire sta
tion and in readiness to respond to
any call. The: Are truck la absolutely
the proper and the economical thing
tcade
Theatre
Refined Entertainment for All
reopie.
' ; "Old Delhi and Its Ruins'
A scenic picture of the old city
f of Delhi, India. A splendid
V trnvelnsruA nnrl rnnvpva infnr. 1
' mation of educational value. ' fl
"The 'Regeneration of the ft
'Apache Kid" Sellg. Splendid
western drama. A strong and
F 'loclcal nioture.
of Hawaiian lslands'V Pathe.
The natives method of riding
the surf upon a plank, clearly
shown., , r
' "Sorrowful Example" Bio- ' f
graph. A strong and gripping '
story for which the Biograph t t
company are famous. t
.."Eiectrlc Boots" Pathe. , '
Comedy. A man buys a pair of , '
boots charged with electricity. , '
The results are very amusing. ,
Bis work Is fast and furious. , ;
Mr. Grlee will sing: . "Kiss ;
I Me. Bly Honey. Kiss Me.", f fj
) ADMISSION 10 Cents.
. What Walla Valla Says.
, , (Walla Walla Union.)
When Margaret Mayo wrote "Baby
Mine" she must have had an inspira
tion for the play is surely Inspired By
whoever that goa may have been. It's
a ckver play aftd funny. Funny hard
ly ' describes It, "Its more, than that,
when cares drop from shoulders like,
rain from the clouds, when troubled
minds clear up like the clouds them
selves before the spring sunshine,
when all anxiety and worry roil away
before a gale of laughter much as
th,en it's something more than hum
erous. 'Baby Mine" is this kind of a
show. It's laughable, more than be-
ine laughable, it compels laughter.
Tou simply must laugh, unless your
laughing apparatus is entirely out. of
gear; and several of this Kina were
fixed last night, and although they
started with a wheeze, before the eve
ning was over the laughter came Just
aa merrily as with the more used
laushlns apparatus of the light heart
ed. . ':''. -- r-' ' -
tendent, Mr. C. A. Small. Come out
and aee how the school is growing.
, Junior Christian Endeavor, 4:00 p.
m. Leaders, Miss Rork and Mrs. Rtt
ter. - ,
Christian Endeavor service, 6:30 p.
m. , . - ' k
. Prayer meeting, Thursday, at 7:30
p. m. 4 , v "' '
:-. St Mary's Church. " '' ; ;
Eearly Mass .'.:. .;. 8:00a.m.
High Mass . . . ... ... . .10.30 a. m.
At 3 o'clock p. m. the Holy Sacra
ment of Confirmation will be adminis
tered by the Right Rev. Bishop O'Reil
ly, followed by benediction.
Christian Science.
Christian Science service Is held at
11 a. m., Sunday school at 9:45 and
Wpednesday evening prayer meeting at
7:30 In the German Lutheran church
building. The subject of lesson ser
mon Is 'Probation After Death."
4 ? S
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$ AT THE CHURCHES.
$i 4-4 4 4- $
1 St Peter's Church.
19th Sunday after. Trinity. A.
Holy communjon ..,8:00a.m.
Sunday school ........ ....10:00a.m.
Morning service ..........11:00a.m.
Evening service .7:30 p, m.
Beginning with next Sunday the
hour of evening Bervlce will he at
5 oclock p. m.
UPTON H. GIBBS, Rector.
' MPthotTSHt Episcoiol Clmrcli ,
The niornnlg. sermon will be preach
ed 'by the pastor, but Rev. Mr.. Rudd
will conduct the evening service. The
subject in the morning) will be "Be
coming Established."
The Sunday school is' at 9:45, F.
H." Green ' superintendent. " The sub
ject of the lesson .'s "The Jullding of
the Second Temple."
The league session in the evening
at 6.30 is "Intelligent Warfare,' Mrs.
Thornton, leader. .
The pastor goes to Island City for
the evening.'
FIrttt rresbyterlan Church.
Morning subject, "Loyalty to God."
enlng subject, "The Christian Ap
peal." '.. -;;-'';'V
. Both services will be enriched by
music of the masters well rendered
by our choir.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Superln-
MtMmMH4tMtftHHHIMIHHHiniHM:
A
Strong Modern
Bank
Efficiently conducted, not only tn the Interests of Its stock
.holders, bnt of its depositors and patrons as well j
.With officials well known and trusted; In the community.
With capital, surplus and undivided profits of $210,000,000
and total resources of $1,000,000.00. '
The La Grande National Bank offers to firms, corpora
tlons and Individuals the best banking service, and Its offl
, cers ask a personal Interview with those contemplating
changing accounts or opening new ones.
La Grande National Bank
'. . LA GRANDE, OREGON.
. . CAPITAL . . $ 100,000.00
' SURPLUS ; . ' . 105,000.00
RESOURCES . ,. .1,000,000.00
Fred J. Holmes, Pres.
F. L. Meyers, Cashm
W. J. Church, Vxa Pres.
Earl ZundelAss'. Cashier
Tomorrow at Arcade, Richard Hale,
hynotist, greatest in the world to
day.' See ad. . 10-21-lt
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We're Showing an Elegant
Line of Fine
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A New Assortment Just Received
COUNTY
XORTH rOWDER, UJilOJf AD EL
. G1X JiEW8 ITEMS.
eieaningn From Union County of Gen.
;-:-;vi'i ' -,,-ral Interest.'
' (North Powder, News.) .
Fire was discovered In the Parker
Bros.' store building about 9 o'clock
on October 13th. An alarmiwas given
and the chemical engine was quickly
brought Into service. Within a short
time the flames . were under control
and the danger of a serious conflagra
tion averted. Owing to the timely dis
covery, of the flames the damage to
the buildings and stock of goods was
light. It Is believed that about fifty
dollars will cover the bill. ' ."' "
(Union Republican.) ; V' '
W. T. Wright this week dug a
small patch of Salinas Burbank pota
toes and secured 16 sacks of pota
toes of merchantable size from a piece
of ground 50x100 feet This, i Mr.
Wright estimates, Is at the rate ofOO
bushels per acre. He secured the
seed from the experiment station, and
the tubers, some of them, at least,
weigh from two to three pounds
largie enough for average use. V
, (Elgin Recorder.) V ; .
The council, at a special meeting
last night, passed upon the contrac
tor's and architect's estimates of
amount expended for labor and mater
ial up to date upon the new city ball,
amounting to about $4,800 and war
rants were ordered drawn in favor of
the contractor for that amount. ?A
building committee was appointed,
consisting of Wm. Morelock. Frank
Smith, and J. B, Thorson who. will
hereafter examine the estimates and
upon their approval, warrants will be
drawn. The, wot of the committee is
t be submitted to the council at Its
meetings twice a month. I was voted
to-Install a light at the corner of
Spruce and Elm streets, and council
adjourned. .
BOY WANTET-Fam-Us-Klns Clgi
Factory. "
The styles and beautiful fabrics in these
beautiful dresses would do credit to a store
twice this size. You will both be surprised
and delighted with this unequalled showing
Prices . . $15.00 to $45.00
XT
ran ompmeni or iveiser l-ieciiwcar
Including all the very latest novelties in
Frills, Jabots, Stocks and Collars.
Prices . . . . 25c to $2.50
FOR THE CHILDREN
ALSO FOR GROWN PERSONS
QUICK - SAFE . RELIABLE
NO OPIATES NO NARCOTICS
FOLEY'S HOHEY and TAR
COMPOUND
A COMMON COLD neglected may go
quickly into CROUP, BRONCHITIS, or
PNEUMONIA which often means a sud
den fatality. Keep FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR COMPOUND always in the
house and give at first sign of a cold.
Refuse substitutes.
John Parsons, Stewart, Ohio, writes
"We use Foley's Honey & Tar com
pound aa our best and only cough
remedy. It never fails to cure any
of my seven childern of cough. My 2
months' old baby has had a most se
vere cough which our doctor said he
could not cure and that baby would
surely die. Several of our relations
and neighbors had gathered to witness
the ending of the child's life. Two
bottles of Foley's Honey ft Tar com
pound cured the child and he Is alive
Dents Gloves
Just ree'd a complete new
assortment of black and
colored Kid Gloves in all
weights. Pr. $1.50 to $2.50
Pingree Shoes
Express shipment of but
ton Gunmetal Shoes in ex
tra high top with the pop
ular high top last Pr. $4.00
Pendleton Indian Blanket Bath Robes
for Both Ladies
and Men
N. K
WEST
The Quality Store
I0D OUGHT TO K50W
this shop, and Its ability to serve
; . job best, - Oar one strongest
desire Is to torn, oat the best
CLEANING AND PRESSING
and to price oar services to
meet jonr satisfaction. , We be
lieve we do this. If your gar
ments need our attention . send
them, to us snd we wDl do your
' work promptly snd guarantee
not to rain the materials.
ELITE DYEING &
CLEANING V;rOitKS
Vain 61. H. B. Waggoner
Treasurer's Call lor CHy Warrants.
There are also funds in the treasury
to pay all warrants issued against wa
ter fund of La Grande city up to and In
cluding No. 9814, endorsed
Interest on all warrants on water
fund from No. 9732 to No. 8814 inclu'
slve, ceases from date of this call. -La
Grande, Oregon, Oct 8, 1911.
ROT W. LOGAN.
, City Treasurer,
Baken Business College
BAKER, ORE.
SKILLFUL PAOS-f AKIXG TEACHERS HYING EXPENSES THE
. LOWEST. ' ".V;
room and board $16 to $13 -5loy work for room and
; ; .. board. '
WRITE FOB CATALOGUE, n ANSON AND KINI0N, Proprietors.
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The Wardrobe
Cleaning, Dyeing and
Pressing
P H 0 HE M
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Are Excellent We Carry Vanilla
airawoerry ana Molasses
THE PALACE of SWEETS
and well today."
HILL'S DRUG STORE. '
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