LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1912.
PAGE 8
UNIVERSITY
CLUB PROPOSED
er and work out the organization
j)lun so Unit when the time for the
llrst general meeting Ja held, a tangi
ble iilau of procedure will be outlined.
iik;
FIELD AM) A LARUE
lU.HSHIP POSSIHLE.
mi; Ji
PIL'HiCK MAI' RECOVER.
Accidental Discharge of Sliolgun
Tears Into Ilmly of Workman.
dental discharge of a shotgun, will re
cover though his condition is precarl
bus. He had been working for E. N.
Flcshner and with Mr. Fleshlier, was
starting for town. Just outside the
ranch gate In the mountains, Mr
Pierce Jumped from the load of wood
and In some way discharged the wea
pon, the load striking him in the thigh
mid going Into the groin where It bur
led Itself. Through deep snow and
suffering much pain, the Injured man
Movement Launched to ( rente Dig So
cial Insllliidmi Here,
'' "What is this talk about a nev.club
- about to be launched?"
'"Hush, it Is the New University club,
that you have hoard of perhaps."
It whs ono cold dark night whon
eevcral kindred spirits mot and dls-
fussed the proposition of forming a
ITnivcrslty club. The object of Hit;
iiroposod club must remain purtii.lly
secret, but plans for a get-together
Bimm.-i aim name, ..mcuaseu. wag brought to La Gran(le for Surgl-
xne way tme manor nrsi came up , fa attention u ,8 8ald he lla8 a fam.
for discussion happened as .follows: , ,n Pennsylvanai though he has
One young man was boasting of the bMn ,n La 0rftn(,a fo. sevem) montlll8
achievements of his college. vo vn.,0UB jobs The lnjur(,3
"She is a western college, but a were extromelv BOVere and he lB not
coiner, I can tell you. Why we wlp . . nf
, ,1,1.... I.. P .K..11 l.t. t,ln I
cvuiuiuift jit iijuiuuu una Bmu ui
the Mississippi every year. Why some
of the young fellows pass up such a
good thing ami trek II for the far
east In more than I can see."
The men from the east smiled at
this but the outcome of the matter
was the proposal of a Union County
University club to be modelled some-
Iudlcatlons today are that Frank
Pierce, the woodchopper, who was'
terribly wounded last Saturday five J amount of routine business the con
miles south of the city, uy Hie accl- ventlon will discuss various legisla
Kentucky Labor Federation
.Frankfort, Ky Jan. 8, Represen
tatives of the various tradea unions
throughout the state, and In large
numbers, were assembled In the city
today, when the Kentucky branch of
the American Federation of Lubor op
ened its annual convention. The con
vention will continue Its 'sessions un
til all Its business is concluded, which
probably will be late In the week.' In
addition to transacting the . usual
.ijijriwiwTi"rrrrrrrr"""",''m"''''''""''''111
1HRT ON STOVE.
.Mrs. Zwolu'el Hums Arm Accidentally
Saturday Afternoon.
tive measures affecting the Interests
of the working people. Among other
things ah effort will be made to abol
ish the laws permitting prison-made
goodB to be sold in the open market
without designation, .
Itnrltlcg In the olio Sale.
14th Annual Clearance Sale
Because s!ie stumbled when in close
nroxlmlty to a hot. stove Mrs. Nate
what after tho University clubs of . Zweiliel is suffering today from the
Portland and Seattle. effects of a severe burn on the arm.
The object of these clubs Is prlmar- Saturday afternoon in passing a stove
ily social. In Its nature, but it is also ; jn her home on Adams avenue she
Iioped that in this case, It will be th
means of getting the young men of the
(iiiinty hotter acquainted, and thus ce
stumbled and fell against the heat
producer In such a way as to strike
her arm, burning It severly. While
in on t the bonds, of friendship. It Is I painful the burns will not. prove erlt-
suggostcd that from tune to time prom I leal in any way.
lnent men of affairs be Invited to ad
dress tho club on topics social and po
litical, and tho club proposes to take
nn active Interest. In the affairs o(
Union county.
, Eligibility Not Severe
H, Is not aimed to be over finicky as
to eligibility and anyone with a col
lege course, attended one year or mora
In any college or university of thn
count ry will be eligible for mom her
ship. The club will, If accepted with
the universal favor that is expected,
soon boast of a niembei'shlp of 100 or
more for to begin with there are over
25 0. A. C. graduates and students and
ns every professional man ihns an alma
renter It Is not over enthusiasm to
Anticipate a membership of 200 or
even more In less than a year. That
the club Is to take the place In La
Orande of tho university and press
clubs In Portland Is another aim of
the promoters who look forward to
qua iters that may not smack of wealth
tir elaborateness but will In time come
to be adequate in all club life l'eatiireB
anil become the stamping grounds for
Die county's host professional and
business men. The Held has no limi
tations. ami within n few days tho club
will be launched to strike out further
tMid farther ns Its existence and pur
poses become known. Mecanse of the
numbers Wuit are exported to Join the
llnnnclal side of the club's formation,
will be or little moment. Further un
iiouncoinonls ot the venture will be
made as the primo movers got. togoth-
ARCADI! THEATlli: MAKES
U00D TO Till: Sl'.ND AY PAT HONS
The Great storm that has been rag
ing ror the past two days, tying un
traffic and delaying all service, both
mall und express, the moving picture
theatres in tho city Sunday night, wert
practically put out or business.
None of tho picture 'houses had any
Intention of opening; up for business,
Sunday evening, but under the press
or public appeal, Manager George or
the Arcade, finally managed to dig nn
a sufficient amount of rejected film to
answer the purpose and by the request
o traiiBclent, public, who were nr.i
rooned In 'the city, put on the best
entertainment Hint he could under the
circumstances. At least, It; wnB some
place for the people to go and be
housed for tho storm, and It was more
than appreciated by the three capacity
houses that attended. ' Upon the ar
rival of No. 18 this afternoon a com
plete change of program Is expected
and the usual high class production
will he given the patrons of this pop
ular play house.
. New York, Jan. 8. Bibliophiles and
book dealers gathered In force at the
Anderson auction rooms this after
noon for the opening of the sale of
tiio second part of the Robert Hoe li
brary The sale will last ten days,
It does not seem likely that the ihigh
pHce at the sale of the first part last
year, namely $50,000 for the Guten
berg bible on vellum, will be exceed
ed, but there ar in this second part
a greater number of rare and exceed
ingly valuable iteniB, Most notable of
the list is the second Hoe copy of tho
'.enberg bible, printed on paper, In
two volumes folio, m perfect condition
and complete.
Hurry! Hurry!
Quanities Are Limited In These' j Goods
Hurry!
To Investigate Alleged Graft
La Crosse, Wis., Jan. 8."-A special
grand jury convened today to investi
gate alleged irreguluritles and Inef
ficiency, in the local fire and police
departments. It Is expected that ru
mors regarding the participation of
city and county officials In public,
contracts and other alleged grafting
operations will also be called to the
attention of the grand Jury.
Rrlcklnyers, Masons and Plasterers."
St. Joseph, Mo., Jan. 8 The annual
convention of the Bricklayers, Masons
and Plasterers' union of America as
sembled here. today with nn attend
ance of delegates from many points
throughout, the United States and Mie
Dominion of Canada One of the .im
portant matters to come before the
convention is the selection of a site
for the home which is to he erectol
by the organization for its aged and
sick members.
Thirty Years a Rlsliop.
Charleston, S. C, Jan. 8. Bt Rev
11. P. Northrop, Roman Cnthollc bish
op of Charleston diocese, celebrated
the thirtieth anniversary of his con
secration. The event was observed
as usual with solemn high mass.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Notice.
A city ordinance provides that every
property owner- and tenant, must, keep j
sidewalks cleared of snow. The ordl-i
nance, must be obeyed. Do not wall.
but see that the work Is done at once.
STREET lllOPATtTMICNT OF CI TV.
1-8-2t
One 3 room house and furniture In
same, without lot, house now rented
for $13.00 per month. Also one four
room house furnished for housekeep
ing now rented for $14.00 per month.
Houses must be move dfroin the lots
where they now are. Will sell for
cash or on terms. Inquire nt 1417
Wash avenue. 1-1-2-1
pTHIS. WINTER
lIMlf FIOUS THE WORLD OVER
1,7 a ''m" -s.
w mv I MM
ii i'a. ixm.x
ri -n :nr .NVwa
For its splendid hostelries. its varied at
tractions, its fine beaches, hot springs and
n'nasura resorts all thesA r.an tin rar.hpH
' -
Oregon-Washington Railroad &
Navigation Co. and
Southern Pacific Company
"Railroad of a Thousand Wonders"
$55.00
Portland to Los Angles and
Return
With correspondingly low fares from all
O-W. R. & N. points, goad six months
with stopovers soma and returning with
in limit. Handsomely illustrated litora
turo will be supplied upon application to
any of ojr agents, or address
WM. McMUHKY,
(!'n. 1'itnn. ARt. Portlumt. Ore
it 4-
ill iitx;u.
IKIES RA( KACHi: H'OKKV VOl'J
Seine Lit (irande Citizens Hare Learn
ed Mow in (Jet Hollof.
How many people suffer from nn
aching back?
How few know the cause?
if it hurts to stoop or lift
If you suffer sudden, darting pains
If you are weak, lame and tired
Suspect your kidneys.
Witch for nature's signal.
The .llrst 'sign may be Oieadache or
dizziness.
Scanty, painful or too frequent urina
tion, Nervousness or n constant, dead-ll-ed
feeling.
Avert the serious kidney diseases,
Treat the weakened kidneys with
Ooau's Kidney Pills,
A remedy especially for sick kid
nejs.
fitatefully endorsed by residents of
this, locality.
Mrs. Frank Allen, Box No. 27S, North
Union, Oregon, says; "Last winter h
member of our family used Donn's
Kidney Pills and was cured ot pains
In the back. This person thinks very
highly of Donn's Kidney Pills."
For sale by nil dealers. Price SO
rents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New, York, solo agents for the United
States.
Bemember the name Bonn's and
t ko no other.
(fdssard
,UST RECEIVED.
A complete line ot new models In
the Cossnrd corsets. Prices from
:l.o() to $V.t.
51 UN. ItOllT. PATTISO.
l'liime lllack ItSI. Corsoliere.
1 lot women's 1,1c Hose, sale price !)c
1 let women's huts, all new fall styles, values
tolfti.OO. On sale at $2.31)
1 lot fancy hose, till colors, values to 7.1c, on
sale at H-'lt'
1 lot women's shoes, sized !! to OH, values to
On sale at ...,.$l.ll)
J lot women's shoes. .ew styles, all lace. Val
ues to $5.00. On sale at S2.48
f 1 lot women's lulls, all new fall styles, values
to rS.00. (la sale at $3.1!)
All women's- and children's sweater ?a P1II1CE
I let ladles fancy collars, values to it.'ic on sale
al 9c
1 lot black sateen petticoats, fancy llounee, val
ues to $l..".0.. On sale at 98c
10 bolts Amoskciig outing, In plain pink and
blue. Ynliio V2Ke. On sale nt 8 !Mc
1 lot men's shirts, made by one of the best shirt
makers, values to $1.00. On sale at 2!!c
All men's and boys' sweaters on sale at
U I'HK'E
$8.00 all wool blankets, colors gray. On sale
at $.1.08
oO and "c Hat, llccccd underwear for men, on
sale at : 42e
The Store rs lCOf CCf e ore
Bargains -j-- - Quality
8 FRATERNAL ORDERS OF LA
. . GRANDE.
A.. F. & A. M. La Grande Lodge No.
; 41, A. F. & A. M. holds regular meet
ings first and third Saturdays at
,7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Masons. N. MOLITOR, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
B. P. O .E. La Grande Lodge No. 433
meets each Thursday evening at 8
o'clock In Elk's club, corner of De
pot street and Washington avenue.
Viaitlng brothers are cordially In
vited to attend.
H. J. RITTER, Ex. Rul
H. E. COOLIDGE, Rec. Sec.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La
Grande Lodge No. lt!9 W O. W
meets every second and fourth Sat
urdays at K. P. hall. All visiting
mebers welcome.
D. FITZGERALD, C. C.
J. H. KEENET. Clerk.
M. W, OF A. La Grande Camp No.
7703 meets every Saturday evening
at 8 o'clock In K. of P. hall, over
Lilly's hardware store. All visiting
neighbors are welcome.
W. A. DUNN, V. C.
W. F. LANDRUM, Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red CrB
Lodge No. 27 meats every Monrtaj
night In Castle hall, (old Elk's hall.)
A Pythian welcome to all Ylfltlnf
Knlihli.
A. C. HATNES, C. C.
K. L. LINCOLN. M. of R. S.
REBEKAHS Crystal Lodge No. M
meet b every Tuesday evening In th
I. O. O. F. hall. All visiting mem
bers are Invited to attend.
MISS HELEN MCLAUGHLIN, N. O.
MISS ANNA ALEXANDER, 8c
O. E. P. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. B
C. hoi'' stated communications ttai
second and fourth Wednesdays of
each month. Visiting members cor
dlaliy Invited. . '
CARRIE B HUNTER, W. M.
MART A. WARNICK, Sec,
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$10 Bridge Work (best) fC 00
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