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nr i. LA QRAKDE EVENING 013SEUVKU, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1911 n ; s SI U .''" . . . r - . , M s ' ' : : ; ' - Annua 1 TT I T7D j-ilatt-li rice m V, : The season's choicest styles in Gage Pattern Hats, Lyman Pattern Hats, Tailored Street and Dress Hats, at exactly HALF PR Mid-Season Clearance Ladies' Suits. , Mid-Season Clearance Ladies' Coats Reed. Just Yesterday NEW PLUSH BAGS In all shades. Some trimmed with Chenille fringe. $1.25 to $5 DENTS GLOVES FOR LADIES. FOWNES' GLOVES FOR MEN. An Elegant Line Party Slippers and Pumps Patent, Suede, Velvet, Satin and Dull Kid. $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 ' " "u k : J. ' US ( : ' ' ) A 4t Our . Merchandise . is our . best . Advertisement, " n ' M S3 1, THE ULTTYST ORE "-' THE OBSERVER BRUCE DENNjS ' Editor and Owner. JStered at the poKtofflce at La Grande as second-class matter. SUBSCRIPTION BATES. Dolly, singly copy Daily, per week Pally, per month ... 5e 15c 63e THE GOVERNOR'S SPECIAL. It la hard to attempt to estimate the value of the Governors' Special train which -will visit eastern cities ' formation. Wtnie the fruit displays Already we are abandoning the idea on the train will probably be the Jarg- of utilizing good lands for .range pur- a better chance now than a genera tion' ago In that country It is neces sary that a fellow have the stick-to-the finish spirit and not pull out just 'ad the aun la about to shinj. There are 100.0)? college gradu ates running around helpless nowa days. You see, they are so polished it i Is Impossible for anyone to fas'ei. u hook on them i'd make use of then. 1 This, I thiiiiC, u due . to a popular be-i i.ei exuTiiij; u f,..w years ago: "G've your boy ,o'ut.hing nobody ( nn Uke f i.r tries will not be lost sight of. . Such sections as the Grande Ronde valley will have their statistics on exhibi tion showing what 's raiaed here and what can be done by the easterner who' really-wants to locate In a re gion blessed with d'versifled farming With Governor West, Tom Richard und Bill Haaley In charge 01 the Oregon end of the train It Is very reasonable to anticipate that this state will not be crowded to the rear of the profession. For instance, listen to ident of the United States, born gago conveyed unto said J. R. For- secutlve weeks, from the date of the near Orange court house Va. rest for that purpose the following da- j first publication thereof, at least once T)ifl Washington. D. C..'.Iuly .scribed real property, situated in tiie a week. . , 9, 18h0. 'county of Union and State of Oregon: ISs.S Lord Melbourne, Queen VictorrjLots numbered 6, 7 and 8 in block 4 la's first premier, died. Born 'on C rtreet in the original lownsite March 15, 1779. j of Grande, Union, county, Oregon, lSCl! Gen, Sherman's command croa- and which said note and mortgage sed the , Tennessee river an i was bofore maturity thereof assigned 1 Attorney for PlainUflt Date of first publication, Oct. 13; 1911.:'' ' - K -Dly 10-13. 20, 27-11-3. 10. 17. 24. Ilanley's interview In Saint Paul! away fr.oin I'm.'- instead and see if It docs not ring true; . j ents gav iliem sumething n- ;y cIm I just thought I'd take a run down M""1 ay P1 " "-nU.' jc for and spread the new. of development w,..Yo see my cows keep me I Ueva i.. ja. ,t.on by al n.ean. of the northwest. A happy thought 01 uu,"e u,l,Dl U1 l,,c u,un every ZZ . t , . it was when Rellly Atkinson of BoiseiCOUI,le of yearB 1 Ulie l? take a 8wln '- originated such a thought. ' down ,n tbe dlrect,on of th' BDnrls'5 , ?, ." V" ' ' i:"'1't Oregon will receive direct benefit Vht a. this was the c-aslon of poking tor iooi Ui-, to Mn pen , , ... .K1 lone.of the best land shows ver held. tor ex-senat:i.; and the -.e " 1 do resented and the east will lwn,-at .t would be. good, time to come. ', . thta though, that igricultu.-cjs ,t..e Any middle initial Well, to be ' l""'8 tt en u candid, yes; but I never use It. Mia- ie wanU a comfortib'e f.Vure die Initials have sbout gone out of use down where I hail from. SEW TOlS EXHIBITED l- PAWS. Oregon is what I call an ngrlcultur- . gained a part, of Missionary ridge by assault. 1890 AuguBt Belmont, banker ana diplomat, died in New York city. Born In Prussia, Dec. 8, 1816. 1893 John' J. Jacob, first democratic governor of West Virginia, died Born Dec. 9, 1829. 1910 Rebels of the Brazilian nav? bombarded the city of Ria Ja - nelrp. Unit hand what is to be had in this state and the way to get authentic in- mcade Theatre REFINED ENTERTAINMENT FOill ALL PEOPLE. . Arizona Bill" A good west ern story. A KALE3U' i. r Tie Big Dam", Showing con-' struction work on large dam. with a Tery pretty love story. AN EDISON. Hl Sister's Children". A couple of lively "Ids" keep things going and furnish a lot of fun. A VITAGUAPH. Mr, WIlllamB will sing; ' "FADED ROSES." TOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME THIS IS MI 62ND BIUflrnDAT." Frances Hodgson Burnett. Frances Hodgson Eurnett, tbe well known author and playwright was born In Manchester, England, Novem ber 24, 1849. ' Her maiden name was Frances Eliza Hodgson. In 1865 her family came to America and located In Knnxvilln Tonn In 1B77 ,ha ...no Among the new foys recently d is-1 mflPrl(,d tn r,r t. m 'n-. .k al department store. We srow every- Pyed at a special toy exhibit in Paris! arter ,ived ln WAshllieton r, r At ,l,m 'llp8'J'. " i io K,La'ithe age of 18 she beean wrltinc for the magazines, but It was not until t!ie publication of her "Little Lord Faunt leroy," In 1886, that she became fam- Bee Oregon come right to the front nlgat. One of them, called "modern1 among the staten represented at the war," represents an attack on an air coming show. Of course, m neighborhood Is a little out of the beaten path, 125 mile3 from a railroad in fact, at persent, but we are looking for a road to come down that way from present develop ments. Mr. Hill promises ns? No, Blr Mr, Hill never promises anything. HU first , promises Is a performance. I don't . really think Lewis and Clark would" And things 'much "changed right In my neighborhood, but In the val leys to the north they might think Ponce de Leon's dream had heen real ized and they had found the fountain of perpetual youth. . I think the west is today the logi cal goal of every ambitions yonng fel low who Is wiling to put his Bhoulder to the wheel. The trouble is too many merely 'visit our const cities and re turn homesick and I'lscouraged, with out ever venturing Into the rural parts "Back to the farm" Is my slogan and it can't be emphasised too much. and transferred to this plaintiff for a valuable consideration. . And for a further decree barring and foreclosing you, said Elizabeth Taylor and J. L. Taylor, and J. T ! Scott and Winnie Scott of and from any and all right, title or interest la , or to said real property and eery j part thereof. 1 This summons Is published Is thai order of Honorable J. W. Kuowles. Judge ' of the Tenth Judicial district, dated October 10th, 1911, and Is to be published for a period of six con- 8 ' FRATERNAL ORDERS OF LA 4 GRANDE. - ship, which carries a target consist- ill V tit t Wf i.MOOnil fin n fli a hhhI - , lmb W"3 ""-lous as an author. Both in book and 1 , 1 'Tin0??'" ofid"unt' torn. -LlUl. Lord Fauntle- wood and cauulold with a screw pro- Lar won wl(Je opuIarl on both pellor attached at the stern. It ls B ldea of the Atlantlc earned S ! k, IT" f VT1' the its author a large fortune. Other pop barrel of which has a longitudinal slot ular 8torfea that have come for the reception of the wings, andj BurnelV, ftre mw BurgIar.. mril 2 ,? T Z the "A Lady of Qaulity," end "Little Saint dirigible balloon separate, into two Elliabetv In 1898 the aor obtaln. nnrta n a ahnuin ! 4Ua I1l..r.t.-it. --iZZ- :'-t ed a divorce from her first 'Unsound mo onier aenai game is caued 'a A. F. & A. M. La Grande Lodge . No 41, A. F. & A. M. holds regular meet ings first and third Saturdays ai 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to' all Masons. L. M. HOYT, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. Secretary. race across the channel." Starting from the French coast as Blerlot dld: the toy airmen endeavor to reach the cliffs of England. The aeroplanes are attached to elastic cords, which are stretched between pulleys on th two toasts. Each player, by turning his pulley, causes his aeroplane .to ad vance, but also produces vibrations which frequently result In a fall Into the sea. which for, the sake of realism, is dotted with little vessels. Picture.. of these toys appenr ln the December Popular Mechanics Magazine. A Strong Modem Bank Efficiently conducted, not only In the Interests of Its stock . I elder, hut of Its depositors and patrons s wellf With officials well known and trusted; In the commoslty. With capital, surplus and undivided profits of 1210,090.000 and total resources of $1,000,000.00. The La Grande Rational Bank offers to firms, corpora tions and Individuals the best banking service, and Its eftl ' ers ask a personal Interview with those contemplating changing aoeouats or opening new ones. La Grande National Bank LA GRANDE, OREGON. 3 CAPITAL . SURPLUS 1 , RESOURCES . Fred J. Holmes, Pres. F. U Moyen, CasNet . $ 100,000.00 . .. , 105,000.00 . . . l.ooo.oqo.oo W.J. Church. Vice Pres. Earl Zunde!,y5ss. Cashier Troop Wanted In ndmU''?. . Shanghai, Nov. 24. Following! the appearance of anti-foreign placards In many places In Pekin, foreign diplo mats are planning importation of troops to guard the Pekin-Tlen Tsin rillroad. A s-"Jer&l outbreak is fear ed. It Is over this road that the foi eignerB may have to flee. Mutterlngs cs-test tie foreign residents are heard In many quarters and the situation is critical. THIS DATE IN HISTORT. November 24. 1415 Henry V. made a triumphal en j try Into London after the vic tory at Aglncourt. 1572 John Knox, celebrated religious reformer, died In Edinburgh. Born In 1505. . 1632 'Benedict Spinoza, famous phil ' 1 osopher, born in Amsterdam Died in The Hague Feb. 21. 1C77 1755 The Moravian missionaries a: Cnadenhuetton, Pa., massaAreJ by the Indians. 175S The French burned and atin doned Fort Du Cheene on tho approach of the Brltlsb. 17S4--Gen. Zachary Taylor, 12th pros- and a few years later -was .married to Stephen Townsend, an English write. Summons. In the circuit court of the state of Oregon for Union county. Hellen M. Aikine, plaintiff, vs. Eliz abeth Taylor, and J. L, Taylor, hei husband, and J. T. Scott, and Winnit Scott.thls wife, defendants.' ;'" ' To Elizabeth Taylor and J. L. Tay lor, above named defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit, within six weeks from the date of the first publication of thiB summons in this summons In the La Grande Ob server, tho Atlme prescribed in the or der for publication of this summons and if you fall to so. appear and an swer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief pray ed for In her complaint Tbe relief demanded is the foreclo sure of a certain mortgage executed and delivered by yon to one J. R. For rest, on or about the 26th day of Feb ruary, 1906 to secure the payment of a certain promissory note of your selves for $350.00 payable Feb. 26th, 1908, with Interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum, and which mort- B. P. O .E. La Grande Lodge No. 433 meets each Thursday evening at 9 o'clock in Elk's club, corner of De pot street and Washington avenu? Visiting brothers are cordially in vlted to attend. ' : '" : c. --'' H. J. RITTER. Ex. Rul E. COOL1DGE, Rec. Sec" WOODMEN OF THE WORLD L Grande Lodge No. 169 W. O. W meets every second and fourth Sat orders at K. P. hall. All visiting mebers welcome. D. FITZGERALD. C. C, N : J. H. KEENET. Qerk. IVE MAKE RUBBER SUMPS of AH Kinds Anderson Store Cove, Ore. IL W. A.La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets every Monday in the month at the I. O. O. F, hall. All visiting neighbors are cordially lnvltej u attend. . . W. A. DUNN, WILL LANDRUM, Clerk. Glasses in Time Save Sight. Neglect to have them properly exam ined may cause a lifetime of sorrow and regret. Small disorders grow more serious ev ery day. ' There is satisfaction , in knowing for sure that your eyes ara all right. '"-.-'; ' I CAN TELL TOU. I GRIND ALL MT GLASSES. HE ACOCK Eyesight Specialist Cnssard KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cros Lodge No. 27 meets every Monrta. , aigbt In Castle hall, (old Elk's hall. A Pythian welcome to all vialtltu Knights. V" -.' .,'-. , A. C. HAYNEal C. C. R. L. UNCOLN. M. of U. 8 REBEKAHS Crystal Lodne No. 6 meets every Tuesday evening in tb I. O. O. F. hall.. All visiting men bers are invited to attend. MISS HELEN McLAUGHLIN, N. G VI88 ANNA ALEXANDER, 8ec O. E. fi.Hope Chapter Na 18. O. B - C. hoW" stated communications tb second and fourth Wednesdays o each month. Visiting members cor dlahy Invited. . CARRIE E HUNTER, W. M. MART A WARNirir. g. AS G0SSAEDS GITE DEALTH WELL AS STYLE. By wearins the Gossard Corset, which is built RIGHT, thousands of women are gaining remarkably ln healtA. Physicians trace many ills of wo men to tight lacing or faulty corsets and prescribe the Gossard for ail ments caused by other corsets. The Gossard is a God-send to the woman who wants solid comfort for her back, perfect freedom ln breath ing, In walking, or when seated, or whose pride demands a stylish, dis tinctive figure. ! There ! Gossard model for every figure. $3.50 to $8.50. . Try one and be convinced. A com plete line always on hand. WPS TfftTIT VlTnAV I'knne Blk "1481. Corsetlere OUR FRESM TAFFIES Are Excellent We CarryVanllla