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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1911.
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7caU went on sale this morning for 'Wlien Knlghthcod Was In Flower," a nigh class drama that comes to the
Steward theatre Wednesday evening. Above Is a scene from It Few attractions booked for tSis winter show
as gorgeous and costly scenery and costumes as this show will.
3110 PiCTURE
HOUSE SHi
'minus 1.818 per cent to center of In- feet above city base.
I terwtiwi ot i-eunoylvania avenue a: Sec. 5. The grade of Walnut stree't
? a uouu a ieet aoov city base; taence Jn cllJ of u Grzaie ta flxe1 and
tt.oug tcuier of street 380 feet on cen- established as follows;
ter graue of minus per cent to
teuicr ot intersection of' bpring ave
nue at a point &t leei above city base;
Uienc-e
on
BIED F. (.ETTIS. TO CPEX XOYIXG
FICTl'EE HOUSE. '
Addition to Be Built la Star Theatre
During Coming Tear.
A third moving picture theatre is to
open January 1st when Bird F Lewis
cnpied by the Star theatre, knowu a:i
the Lewis building. In the near fu-
j commencing at a point 7 feet above
city base; thence along center ot
street 200 feet on renter mils nr r.In
aiong center of street Hi teet , rr. . . , . .
center graae of minus, 3.0 per,.... ' , ,A .
. . . , . . ., iv itci uun cuy nose.
cent to center of Intersection of Main ' . . ..'.. 1
r thence along center of street 225 feet
avenue at a point 0 0B M
above city base; thence along center of lnter8ecton of WafihI
center 01 street a feet on centir . , . . , . .
. . , . ton avenue at a point 39.50 feet above
grade of minus 8.735 per cent to nortfl .. . , . .
. i city base; thence along center ' of
line of Washington avenue at a point . . . . . . ,
street 375 feet on center grade of plus
9 teei awve city base; thence along . 7 , .
. - 0 4.40 per cent to center of intersection
center 01 unset 380 feet oa center . , -
. , ' of Main avenue at a point 06 feet
rrade of minus . 0.657 per cent, to ,. ...
center or intersection of Adams ave-' . . " . , " . ,
, of street 340 feet oa center grade of
base.
plus 4.705 per cent to center of Inter-
lira tha bnildinr will havx a hiiflt
-aai, m .,.. . , . . ' : ' section of Spring avenue at a point 72
addition of 40 feet placed on the rear , Sec 3, The grade of Ced ,treet iltJ-baM: thence alonZ
rta r. ;. the c,ty of La Grande is fixed and wnt of .treet 1020 feet on center
a theatre as any fn the county. The thLaiilii.hr! ji roiinwu- .
theatre will be opnei. however, un-j ! ' . t , of 1 666 Per cent t0 center
dor present conditions as to quarter. ! " ? o P ! f Intersection of N flvenuf at a P,Dt
, , . . ,, , . above city, base; thence aiong center sg feet above city base.
of street 6ZD feet on center grace of
and the addition is to follow later on.
Arrangements for good substantial
pictures are being made by Mr. Lewia
ct this time and he pssert he will
have the s'how house In working con
dition by the first of the pear.
city base.
Sec. 11. The grade of H street In
the city of La Grande, Is fixed and es
tablished as follows:
Commencing at a point 18.6) feet
i below city base at the Intersection of
I Twelfth and H street; tbence east on
j center line of II street on a grade of
0.75 per cent to the center of Six
teenth street at a point 28.20 feet be
low city base. .
Sec. 12. Tbe grade of I street in the
city of La Grande, Is fixed and estab
lished as follows.
Commencing at the center of I and
Twelfth street at a point 19.40 feet
below city base; thence east on a
grade of 0.5937 per cent to center of
Fifteenth street at a point 26.60 feet
below city base.
Sec. 13! The grade of J street In
the city of La Grande, Is fixed and es
tablished as follows:
Commencing at the center of inter
section Zt Twelfth street andJ street
at a point 20.50 feet below city base;
tbence on a grade of 0.672 per cent to
the center of Fourteenth street at a
point 24.80 feet below city base.
Sec. 14. The grade of Washington
avenue In the city of La Grande, is
fixed and established as follows:
Commencing at the center of Inter
section of Twelfth street and Wash
ington avenue at a point 22.50 feet be
low city base; thence on a grade of
0.323 per cent to the city limits a dis
tance of 1740 feet to a point 28.14 feet
below city base.
This ordinance will be In full force
and effect from and after its passage,
approval by the mayor and publics
tics In one Issue of the La Grande
Fvenlng Observer.
Passed the common council on the
22nd day of November, by seven coun
cil men voting tnereior.
Approved by the mayor on this, the
2'Jrd day 'cf November, 1911.
.A-L. RICHARDSON. Mayor.
Attest: ;
C. XI. HUMPHREYS,
Recorder of the city of La Grande.
11-26-lt .
Sec. 6. The grade of Twelfth street
minus .m Jr tent to center of In- la the tty of La Grande, is fixed and
terai-tUou "vyviue at a point tiilO esubliahed follows:
OKDmSCE SO. 66, SERIES 1911.
An ordinance fixing and establish
ing tae grades of X avenue. Oak street, girade of minus 1.888 per
Cedar afreet, Spring avenun, Walnut
treet, Twelfth street, Thirteenth
street. Fourteenth street, Flfteentn
street. Sixteenth street, H street, I
street, J street and Washington ave
nue in the city of La Grande, Oregon.
The city of La Grande does ordain
as follows:
Hection 1. Tbe grade of X avenue
in the city of La Grande, Oregon, Is
fixed and established as follows.
Commencing at the center of the In
tersection of First and X avenue at a
taence along
v 1
teufciVRi. sfjvlt Too fes-t oa center
grade Af minus 3.412 per cent to center
of Intersection of Spring street at a
point o9 feet above city base; tbence
along center of street 180 teet on ten-
cent,
taente 160 feet on a grade of 11 per
cent to ctiuer ot Intersection of Main
avenue at a point 18 feet above city
base; taence aicng tenter ot street 570
feet on center grade of minus 2.756
per cent to center of Intersection of
Washington avenue at a point 7 feet
above city base; thence along center
of Klreet 425 feat on center grado or
rcinus 0.87C5 per cent to center of iu-
Icreectlcn of Adams avenue at a pohtt-
5.S0 feet above city base.
Commencing at the center of Inter
Escticn of Twelfth and Washington
avenue at a point 22.50 feet below city
base; thence south on center line of
Twelfth street on a grade of 0.3 per
cent to center of H. Street at a point
rS.60 feet below city base.
Sec. 7. The grade of Thirteenth
street in the city of La Grande, is
fixed and established as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of
Thirteenth street and Washington ave
nue at a point 24 feet below city base;
thence south on center line of Thir
teenth street to center of II street on
a grade of 0.252 per cent to a point
21.25" feet below city base.
Sec. 8. Tie erade of Fourteenth
Sec. 4. The grade of Spring tveii-el afrt , thtt , Tj r.r3mir i fle,i
point 6.80 feet above city base, then in the city of La Grande, Is fixeJ and and established as follows:
east on a grade of 0.075 per cent to the established as Toliows: commencing at the center of Inter-
center of Secohd street at a point 5.56 Commencing at a point 2782.00 feet ! RprMnn Fm.rfntr, trpt nd
Washington avenue at a point 25 feet
below city base; thence on Four
teenth street on a grade of 0.1807 per
cent to the centerof H street at a
point 23.50 feet . below city base.
UU0 Clly Da8e; len east aiong elevation, which la city base, tVnce
center of street to Intersection of along center of street 740 feet on ccn-
Fourth street at a grade of 0.075 per t!r grade of phis 1.3513 per cent to
cent to a point 5 feet above city base; center of Intersection of Second street
then east from Fourth street on a at a Loint 10 feet above rtt fmr.'
grade of 0.72 per cent to NortJi. Ipot vtace alona:center of street i6.vf,t
: t PJnt A'et.. betow .o
east irom ivorta Depot to center base; thence along center of street
of North Fir street on a grade ot 160 feet on center grade of plus 7.50
0.515 per cent to a point 6.50 feet per ent to center of Intersection of
below city base; then east on a grade First street at a point 29 feet above
f 1.064 per cent to center of Green- city base; thence along center of
woodatreet, 7.00 feet below city base; street 140 feet west at a point 30 feet
4hf"fl ftttBf fin fa tQfa m Jt wab - 1
, .,. " " v" vy VB" "OOTe cnr case; taence along center street on a grade of 0.09 per cent to
to North Sprue, street to point .50 of street 140 feet on center grade of the center of H street at a point 26
jeei neiow city base; then east. on a plus 6.00 percent to center
SJlmluT. 2 f?a' J? t0 U00 f Ced" 'treet lnt 39 " I Sec. 10. The grade of Sixt
SI MW) abVe C'tr tiDce a,on "t"' -trttt In the city of La Grande. U
01 street 300 feet on center grade of
8ec. 2. Tbe grade or Oak street In plus 8.666 per cent to center of Inter-
the city of La Grande. Is flied and es- section of Oak street at a point 6
tabllshed a. follows. . .ft bove city base; thence along cen-
Commencing at a point 75 feet above ter of street 600 feet on center grade
c ty base; thence along center of of plus 5.333 per cent to center of In-
atreet 660 feet on center grade of tcrsectlon of Alder street at a point 88
Sec. 9. Th4Xrad of Fifteenth
street In the city of La Grande, is fixed
and established as follows:
Commencing at a point at the cen
ter of Intersection of Fifteenth street
and Washington avenue at a point
26.50 feet below city base; tbence
south on center line of Fifteentn
teenth
fixed
and estiHlahed as follows:
Commencing at a point 27.80 foe!
below city base at the center of Inter
section of Sixteenth street and Wash
ington avenue: tbence south on A
tvade 0.021 jier tent to the cenor of
H street at a point 9 m feet below
a
The Dramatic Event of the Season
Steward Opera House Wednesday Nov. 29
' MISS ANNA DAY
IN
"WKIHTHDODISIHFinW"
Paul Kester's play of Charles Major's Popular Book. Complete scenic production
' CAST OF 20 NOTABLE PLAYERS.
Price $L50, $1.00. 75c, 50c
Curtain Eises 8:30 Sharp. Carriages and autos at 11 p. m. Noije: Miss Day Wears
overi,wu.w wonnoi uowns uuring the performanco.
A.srmilation.
Bane! Boom! Bang!
What's all this racket
Anyway?
What's to pay?
Has the Wild West show
Broken out
In a virulent form
On the chore of the Mediterranean,
, Or have the tottering nations
Of the old world
Adopted our Fourth of July .
As their little pet?
What', the explanation
Of this deep disturblpg stunt?
What's doing. Unci. Bill?
Oh, ncihlriK much!
It's not worth mentioning.
The navies have loosed their navies
For one tiling . -
And ore shooting civilization
Into Africa.
Poor mid-ljht land.
Sitting around
Enjoying the climate
And wearing a castotT coffee sack
When it wanted to be dressed up.
Wilt have to mend its way a
It must learn to love
Breakfast food.
Must get It. fashions from Part.
And. worse than that, must wear
them.
It must learn
To wring music
From the unwilling phonogranh. .
Must have political opinions.
Learn to shout In a foreign language
For a king they never saw
And clothe tha extremlilea
With tb. high hat ? . .:; - - -And
the hobble .klrt ' . " f--;'-'
Poor Africa! - ." ' "
It doesn't know what civilization 1.
like,
But It will learn.
And It will be charged
For tb. Instruction.
GIVE US YOUR ORDER FOR !
BOOTH OYSTERS
in 50c and G5c cans..
NEW NUTS
Walnuts, Almonds, Pecan,
Hazel, Butter, Pine and Peanuts.
Franco-American Plum Pud
ding, in 35c cans.
Boiled Cider, in 25c and 35c
bottles.
GET YOUB ORDERS IN EARLY. THIS
STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY,
' THANKSGIVING. -
THE CITY GROCERY
AND BAKERY KE 75
The Home of Fancy Groceries
v i. . . ,
. A Cheek en the Weather.
1 don't like this cold weather."
Tben come and lire at onr boarding
boose." .
. "Whjr : '
"Ton are hard up, ain't your
"I am." ,
"Well, onr landlady will make It hot
for yon." . ; ,
8emed Like a Present.
1 find It cheaper to buy for cash."
.."And I And It cheaper to boy on
credit."
"Aren't tie bills higher that wayr ;
"Tea, If 1 pay them."
' Ait Expert. '
- "1 have seen life In ail Its phases."
i "The hlRh and the lowf
"Both extremes." i .'
"And which was the lowest, tbe hlgk
or tbe lowT"
, ... Net a Turner.
YOrKKOI.IT AT SnOPPIVfi '
.
The time is not far distant when
v everyone will be arranging for
holiday purchases. It is very
essential In order to get the
greatest satisfaction that shop
ping be don early. It is better
f for the shopper, better for the
f merchant, and decidedly better
for the clerks In the different
stores. La Grande stores are
tilled with splendid articles that
will make nsefnl gifts. Take a
look around and begin figuring
4-out what you are going to buy for
he holiday season. It is none
tco early.
9 '
- WE MAKE
RUBBER
SUMPS
of AH Kinds
Anderson Store
Cove, Ore.
Just Like a Woman.
"What Is Edith talking about?"
"Ob. she Is just bound to bare ber
own way."
"Then what's she making such a
fuss about T" '
!She wants somebody to argue her
out of If - ,-Vr.v;-'
, , v.. Those Dear Women. '
,.8he 1 $ncb a hypocrite." - - ;
. " "Do ynu think she Is J"
' "Tea. Didn't you see how pleased
he looked when I kissed ber goodbyt
And I Just know she hates me."
I
BOSSES
For
WOOD AND
-iioAL'li
Ph one Main 6
m
K it
"Tommy?"
"Yessum."
"It any one should smite yoa on the
right i-hoek whni should you do?"
"Mer
"You. T.-MuiyT.
"Hand Liu; uu oppercot"
lllllllli i s ssi s sis iiinVi T f T I 1 1 1 1 II II II mi 1 1 in
If your eyea girt you trou
ble ha them examined and
properly fitted with glasses
by a reliable optometrist ani
f ha am1 . M . .
vnvm.ui mi uhivd county.
The most modern methods only used.
If you bare trouble glasses will not correct yo win be told the prop
er course to pursue. ,
I make a apeclalty of fitting glasses. W. M. Peare. graduate Northern
nilnols College ot Opthamology. Chicago, with
J. H. PEARE, 4 SON. i
La Grande'i leading Jewelers and optometrists. Opposite U. S. Land
office. Broken lensea replaced In a few minute. W grind our own
lenaea. . ,
' ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini
Call Main Eight i
Retail Department
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Ruberoid
Roofing, Sash Doors, etc.
at the
fe Palmer Lumber Co.
Georg