La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1912, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THURSDAY, JANUARY; 25, 1912. pag: It may be that some time you'll need the assistance this bank can renderr If :ybu are depos iting your ; money here and transacting your business with Us, you may be assured of our friendly consideration at all times. ' Every man, today, has a good chance to lay up a compe tence in twenty-five years or less if he saves. An account with this bank will provide an excellent plan of laying aside that portion of your earnings not needed for immediate use La Grande, Ore. T 1 HITS THE GITY SWEDE DIALECT ARTISTS HEBE ; TO SHOW T0.MOUT Press was a good house and every on. was ed. The civil and mechanical eugl more than satisfied with th. work ot J fleering? departments, hitherto - bnt the elever company. Tilly was even minor exhibitors, will thlB year have more jolly than she had been adver- the larger part of the space, 1 Used. ." I A blacksmlthlng shori will be in full ; This clever company will be seen operation by the mechanical engineers at the Steward opera house Thursday, and a foundry, pattern making, and January 25. I'LAXXIXG 0. A. C, SHOW. Comments Favorable to the Comuanyj Are Many. ' Tllley Olson Is In town. The rela tion of Yon Yonson will appear with her humorouB '. dialect stuff at the Steward tonight and everywhere she has made an appearance with her able support,' the crowds have beenH well pleased. 1 She Is said to be the clev erest dialect talker that ever tackled the Swedish brogue. The seat sales have been spirited this afternoon as the popular prices make the show even more attractive. Some of the press comments .made of the show follow: The Morning Astorlan, of Jan, 11th, 1912, has the following to say of the show which Is to appear at the Stew ard opera house Thursday evening, Jan. 25: rf "Those who , attended the Astoria theater last evening to witness the production of 'Tilly Olson' were sur prised to discover as the play (pro gressed, that. Instead of witnessing a comedy they were seeing a melodrama that had a few touches of comedy In terposed from time to time throughout , the four acts. - , I '"Credit Is due to Miss Agnes Nelson for the manner In w.hlch she portray ,ed 'The Funny Girl from Minnesota.' Her work was well done and In every instance her actions and rendition of the English language evoked much laughter from the audience." ' 'Sioux Tails Dally Press: Tilly Ol son at the new theatre Sunday even ing was one of the best and cleanest comedies 'that has been' put on ; here during th. present ' season. 1 There Students Will Fly Airships mid Brass Casting Stunts Do a sua Advertising ft Oregon - Agricultural College," Cor vallis, Ore., Jan. 25. (Special) "Big ger, brighter and better" Is the slogan of the engineering students of the Ore gon Agricultural college in their plana for the annual engineering show to be held this year March 15-16. Hith erto the exhibit has been called an electrical , show, and a manager, one of the electrical students, chosen 10' make the plans. This year It wasde cided to secure the co-operation of all of the engineering departments ai'd make it an Inclusive demonstration of what the college of engineering as a whole can do. ' ,;.' James B. Mann, a senior mechanical engineer from Portland, Is the gen- 1 , .wl in r tln,llll.m an ..,a. 6-.. ,...,......., ... The n h construction department electrical engineering senior from , , ' . .. machine shop will interest visitors' with the actual processes of making brass- castings,' and completing , the I burnishing processes, giving the visi tors paper weights, monograms, and other souvenirs made "while they ; Flr and Adams. Owner will remodV they wait" ; The woodworking shop. ;el BuIt rentor. Apply Sam R. Ha and power plant will also show Inter- j worth. 1-3-tt ; ? FOB RENT Business house corner estlng , operations, a number of new pieces of equipment In the mechani cal laboratories will be In full opera tion, and furnish spectacular features. A. M. Jefferson of Baconla'and J. F. Hess of Corvallls have purchased tho'FOR SALE Standard bred. Rhode la FOR SALE 7 room modern housa 63 1-3 foot front, within four blocks of business district.' Call Red M2': 1-2-lmo .'" land Red cockerels and eggs for hatchlng.' " Phone or write C. C. Cool- Idge, La Grande. :-23-4wks FOR RENT Nicely furnished house.. Call at 2103 FlrBt or phone Blactc 3761. , ' . . 1-25-tf ' , ' i Curtlss bl-plane exhibited at the last years show; and after many teBtB and the building of models and gliders, will be ready to give, demonstrations of aviation. ' ;::'-;"'; "; " :; ' '."'. ";" ' '' v;;". '" ': .The Architectural club, Just formed this winter, Is another new feature, as It, also, will have an exhibit, for which WANTED Place for girl to work,for-: I la nr.... lislr1lnv n hinaat In wViti.h the , members are competing, for th'M honor of arranging the olub exhibit. board and room and go to schools Call Farmers 205. . l-25-3t ' Salem who- Is business manager of the Student Engineer monthly maga zine, Is In charge of the business, de partment ot the show. : Five assistant managers have been named to plan and prepare the exhibits of different engineering branches. '- Wilbur ' An drews,, a senior from Oregon City, Is In charge of the mechanical englnee lng exhibits; A. F. Kschrlcht, a Port land senior, of the mining; H. S. Tur lay, '13, Astoria, of the forestry; W. G. Carson, '12," Irrlgon, of the civil engineering; and Hugh I. Smith, "12, Marshfleld, of the .electrical engineer: lng exhibits, Is making an effort to secure some of the miniature rock crushers used In the state fair good roads exhibit. MOOSE LODGE ACCUSED. Spokane Members Sues Lodge for Be ing Called Insane. , Gas in Your -It's Nervousness: Your. Nwvw wry often mala your BWnaoh brttabfe. . ' It refuiea to work', food doM not digest and Oai forma Thafaor kind of Dyapepala, lheKervoiukind,iidtblti: kind you ran cure only by a Hamedy that acta directly 00). f the Stomach Nerve. ' -i Baalmann'iOaa-TableU do thh to infection. Wrar- Mnn new features are to be Intro- , as balm for charging him with lnsan- duced this year. The forestry depart- Ky. In an action filed In the Spokane ment will exhibit for the first time, county superior court yesterday .he and" Prof George W. Peavy, head of alleges that the visiting committee of n. rtonorfmonr Ir .rreatlv interested , me louge or w.nicn ne is a meuiuer, In' the display which Is being prepar- ; Spokane, Wash,, Jan. 25. (Special) Henry A. FranclBCo of Spokane, wants $15,000 damages from the local lodge of the Loyal Order Of Moose ; made eepmliJIy for Gaa. Thoy act on your Stomach... Nerves, tuey un Uie Irnuiwe, reueiimua gaa lormug : . Stomach, and not only relieve, biit oureOoipermnnently. Really it leema a pity if you auffer from Ca in the Btomaoh and Jlowr.l nut to try llmilmnnn'i Qaa-Tahlets. Tlirtie poouliar tablcta are auld for Mo by overy druyr.lit,' or nod direct to Hnhnomann l'liarmacy, 3U6 Sutter St,. -Ban Francisco. . , , . ; , ,V :.. "yes, 36 horsepower" "yes, only $i280,, yes, it is the nly car of such horse- power ever sold within $500 of the price EVERY DAY WE ARE GIVING THESE ANSWERS TO PEOPLE WHO INQUIRE ABOUT THE NEW MAXWELL SPECIAL THEY HAVE NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF SUCH A CAR AT SUCH A PRICE. ;": ' ; A BIG, FIVE-PASSENGER TOURING CAR OF ARISTOCRATIC STYLE EMBODYING THE GREAT POWER OF THIS ONE FOR $1280 SEEMS UNBELIEVABLE. IT IS THE PRE-EMINENT LEADER OVER ALL WITHIN $500 OF THIS PRICE. , --M-i'-: ':-VVJ-"'r. 36 horsepower Maxwell Special,$ 1280! instituted a charge of Insanity against him last August, following an Illness of four weeks In June and July,' 1911, and that he was discharged at a hear ing after being examined by county and other experts. Francisco says In his complaint, that the action of the lodge has Injured his reputation and as a result he Is unable to secure employment and Is made the target of ridicule and abuse. Before he was stricken by sickness he was engaged as foreman of construction on several Important works; but since hten, he eays,' he has not been able to obtain I work anywhere. . The lodge will con test the damage suit. CAUSES SICKNESS. INVESTIGATE THIS NEW MAXWELL SPECIAL REALIZE ITS SUPERIOR QUALITIES COM PARE WITH OTHER CARS NEAR THIS PRICE, IT S EXCELLING STYLE EMBODYING THE NEW VENTILATED FORE-DOOR, FLUSH-SIDE VESTIBULED STEEL BODY WITH INSIDE CONTROL, THE COLUMBIA HONEYCOMB TYPE RADIATOR, NEW DESIGNED BONNET, ETC. THE LOW PRICE IS THE RESULT OF THE UNEQUALLED MANUFACTURING AND PURCHASING ECONOMIES OF THE UNITED STATES MOTOR C OMPANY. SEE THIS CAR SOON WE WILL BE GLAD TO BRING IT TO YOU IF INCONVENIENT FOR YOU TO CALL. WRITE TODAY FOR CATA LOG. R. W, LEIGHTGN GARAGE Good Health Impossible With a Pis ' ordered Stomach, There is uoihlnt? that will create sickness or cause more trouble than u disordered 'stomach., mid ituiny people dally contract norious muludies simply through -'disregard or abuse of the stomach. i We nrse every one Buffering from any stomach dernnpotnoiit. Indigestion, or d.vspppi-, .whether acute or chronic to try Roxall Dyspensla Tablets." with the distinct undenitandint; that 'c refund their money vithout question or .formality. If afler reasonable use of this medicine they are riot sat isfied with ''the results. We 'worn mend them to our eustorcera ev ery dny, and have yet to hear of any one who has not been benefited by them. Three sizes, 2Da, 50c.. and $1.00 a bos. Sold lu this community only at onr store The Rexal! Store. HILL'S DRUG STORE. UNION COUNTY ABSTRACTS r J. R. OLIVER,. Proprietor i The Reliable Abstract firm ; of Union bounty. ', ;- ,, i FIRE INSURANCE, MOR7X3AGE . ' LOANS Application for Grazing Permits. Notice Is hereby glvn that a'l ap pliactions for permits to graze cattle, horses and sheep within the Wenaha National forest during the season of 1912, must.be filed In my office at Walla Walla, Washington, on or be fore February 15, 1912. ,Ful Informa tion in regard to the fees to be charg ed and blank forms to be used In mak ing applications will be furnished up on request. . . . J. M. SCHMITZ, Supervisor. ' Jan. 18 20 25 27 Feb. 13. ,. :l Gassard Fashion and Comfort Unite ' In Gossard Corsets Only In the Gossard Corset can you show a stylish and attractive figure without risking health and comfort. Lacing In front is the secret. Front lacing keeps the line of beauty In the back even and true, and fashion always requires a , beautiful back; front lacing give free play to lungs and diaphragm, Insuring comfort and ease always; front lacing is common sense would you lace your shoes in back? The vlowanl-Is $3.".0 to )8.60 , A com)-: ;e line always en hand. MKI. BOBT. l'ATTISOX, . . Phono Red 3221" ' Corscllcre. B Mi Willi m..Mn I It W! l . ,,, mi Sanitation is the slogan of the agox. Where njore Important than In the month? Absolutely clean polished- teeth' rarely' decay. Can you keen your own teeth polished? 1 will an swer It for you, you cannot. It Is prac tically Impossible. f If you can keep your teeth In a healthy .condition the dentiBt will have an easier time of It for several rea sons. The. conscientious dentist win . assist you In every possible way to keep your teeth and mouth In good healthy condition. fAsk him. J. E. STEVENSON, D. D. S. A - W . t I , - -" . nH- y j.-.:. - -J.-- IF IT IS SKILL IF IT IS PRICE IF IT IS THE BEST Cleaning, Press and Dyeing work yo want then this Is the place. We han dle the celebrated Wooley and, Oo.'s clothing, the best on earth -for swell dressers. If you r ant to be well drss- oarl thon nvAa nniii. cttf tvntn nut naw spring samples now on display nt the Elite Cleaning & Dyoln? Parlors. "CARTER & MYERS, Props.