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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1912)
THEATRE STILL ANOTHER VITAGRAPH FEATURE FILM. GETTING MARRIED '. .Sellg A lively comedy with a youny couple, an objecting father and a mistake In delivering a ward robe as Important factor. -. "THE FI8HERMALD OF BAL . L YD AVID ...i Kalcm A beautiful story of an Irish girl (featured by Miss Gene Gauntler) who follows her tour let lover across the Atlantic but returns to Ireland to wed the sweetheart of her early days. WIMPS WII 9" i VltasrapU A boy passes himsielf off as a girl and a girl makes everybody believe she Is a boy until well, come and see. It Is all to the merry and a cracker-jack com edy. Illustrated song, "THAT HONEYMOON GLIDE" Sung by Miss Garrlck and Mr. . Ferrln. -. .', Ladle 1 . We have secured the best ladles' ' tailors and, are In a position to make you up a suit style up to date, and prices 120.00 cheaper than Portland. (The Toggery. : ,. i-25-3t ,: . I Look Here, Gentlemen, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JAN. , 29th and 80th.: , eeee LOCALS H. T. Love, Jeweler. 1212 Adams av., Stiff practice Is in store for the high school teas; tonight when three of the city. Jive will aid in the workouts ol the high school team for the strenuous month ahead, and Incidentally : do themselves some good. The game Is In no way a' matched contest, being planned merely to give the best possi ble practice to the high school five.' Our specialties aro dinner parties and first class service. Foley (trill. "Tilly Olson'!, was witnessed by a fair-sized house at the Steward last night and general satisfaction with the dialect parts have been expressed The show waa generally better than was expected of It. Gentlemen! Order your dress suits for the 22nd now. Al. Andews, The Toggery. l-25-3t The De Moss Lyric Bards entertain ed with some of the finest musical numbers ever heard In La Grande, at the Christian church last night. Tho members of the company are versatile and the variations from the regular course of similar programs made the numbers unique in every phase. "VANITY FAIR" At the IsIs Mon day and Tuesday, January 29 and 80. Rev. J. D. Gillilan will speak In the church at Island City Sunday evening at. 7:30. . '" .' . . , '. You may now step into this store and se lect any suit or overcoat you want (ab solutely none reserved) values up to JU2.50 for .:.:...........:: . . $8.75 Dr. Posey, Specialist for Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat diseases and. catarrh. v, '.' Ladies! , . We have secured the best ladies' tailors and are In a position to make you up a suit style up to date, and prices $20.00 cheaper than Portland. The Toggery. ' -V; " l-25-3t : Much interest centers among 'Mod- Oicr Selders store. Eyes fitted with ern Woodmen," In -the, mock trial to be. held tomorrow night, at the lodge hall. Full "Red Tape" requirement-? will be carried out. . : Crockett work aone promptly and satisfactorily. Aviation caps a special ty. Mrs. Henry Moss, near brickyard. 11-19-tf . glasses. Honrs 9 to 11(30; 1:30 to 6 and 7 to 8 p, m, V Everybody come to Geddes Brothers store today and tomorrow and get a delicious cup of coffee free." Lady dem onstrator demonstrating the famous M. J. B. coffee; . ".,.' ';?.'' Gregg and lttman the best sys tems taught at' La Grande business college. .'K:y:;sj' i'r -fi' V"' ' ' ;. Gentlemen! . Order your dress suits for the 22nd now. Al. Andrews, The Toggery. . l-25-3t ' . SOMETHING NEW. Foley Bros.' Cftrar Store. SOMETHING NEW. PROF. F. J. FREENOB Spluelojrlst and Healer. Successfully treats al diseases. 1417 Adams avenue. Phone Main 724, La Grande. Mrs. Ada Wallace Unrah will speak to women tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Brouglin on Adams avenue! All women . are in vited.- . . '.' Ladies! We have secured the best ladles' tailors and are in a position to make you up a suit style up to date, and prices $20.00 cheaper , than Portland. The Toggery. l-25-3t o o "VANITY FAIR" At the IsIs Mon day and Tuesday, January 29 and 80. Ladles! r we have secured the best ladies' The New Ideal Steam Cooker saves tailors anQ are in a position to make one half in food and fuel. P. O. News Stand. ' . r, '.-.,. . . 1-18-tf APPLES Several varieties from 25 cents to $1.25 per box Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co., MJ! HAY, FEED. FLOUR. POULTRY SUPPLIES. WOOD 1527 JEFFERSON AVENUE youvUP a sun siy hj. . up . iy -un, - prices';. $20.00 cheaper ;' than .Portland. The Toggery. ". . , ' '. . ,l-25-3t . CIGARS FOLBYBROS.' CIGAR STORE, pipes CIGARETTES v No finer clothes were ever made than ' ." these. Some of the very best of the tea- : son's styles and fabrics still remain from which you can choose (see window) j ALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS ' worth up to $22.50 ALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS worth up to $20.00 ALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS worth up to $18.00 ALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS ' worth up to $15.00 . $16.75 $15.00 $13.50 $11.25 We Postively Refuse to carry any garments over into next season. We will not devi ate from our fixed policy of selling every garment in the season for which it was bought. Drop in and get introduced to the best clothes values in town. Special Values That Should Interest You $1.00 shirts $ .75 1.25 shirts ....... 1.00 1.50 shirts 1,20 2.00 shirts 1.60 ,2.50 shirts....! - 1.85 3.00 shirts....... 2.15 3.50 shirts.....-......;............ ,.... 2.50 . 4.00 Hats 3.20 3.00 Hats 2.40 25 per cent discount on Caps . 20 per cent discount on Un- derwear. 25 per cent discount on men's pants. TONEY SCRANTON The Store That Satisfies sacting business. He was quartered ui'lie lines in that province and then the Savoy. : ; ''; going to Quebec. ' ,.'-- , In the western provinces a similar E. L. Wood and wife of FntorprUe Araln of seven cars has been offered to were at the Sominer 1,'if.t night. the governments of Manitoba, Sas- . ! katchewan and Alberta in order that Chas. G. Belyou of Enterprise wasthey may send lecturers this Bummer in the city last night, staying at the throughout their respective provinces .to arouse the farmers on the need "for mixed farming and a more extent sive dairying program. ' r ' ' X model 'farm' '-wiirte''' sta'r't"ed:'lri i"New Brunswick by the C. P.' R. similar Sommer; while here. . Miss Hazel Srjll, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. George Small of Baker re turned to her home this morning after being a guest for a few days with Co. Judge and Mrs. J. C. Henry. TOBACCOES CANDIES OLIVE OIL Ehmanns Cali fornia Pure Olive Oil In small and medium sizes New consignment Eh manns Ripe Olives in glass and bulk. Fresh Dates in Bulk For Sale by Pattison Bros, PHONE KCMBERS MAIN 80 AJiD MAO 79. Gentlemen! Order your dress Buits for the 22nd now. Al. Andrews, The Toggery. l-25-3t ANYONE GIVING the present correct address of Mrs. Zora Talbot will be compensated by writing to Box ss Portland; Oregon." l-24-3t w $ . i S S ' PERSONALS. C. H. Gassett of Alicel was a Savoy guest last night. S L. Brooks, who was with the La Grande excursion, lias returned and was a guest at the Savoy last night. F I Shlnn and W. J. Ransom, both of Eugene, were Savoy guests last night. ;, Water Commissioner George T. Cochran is expected home from Port land tomorrow. - J Frank Conley and Lea'cbllders rf Cove were registered at the Savoy last night. ; O-W Detective J. P. Hannan, form erly deputy sheriff of Baker county, is In ii Grande today on business mat ters His home Is at Huntington. Ooree h. Cleaver wns in irm i..,- W..E. Wade returned this morning from California where he has been spending several weelh with relatives and went out to his home In Imblcr. He' stopped at the Sommer last night.1 Mrs. W. E. Adler was operated upon yesterday at the Grande Ronde hospi tal for appendicitis. Mr. Adler, who Is engineer on the Palmer logging train, is here today awaiting recovery of Mrs. Adler, which, is expected to . bfi rapid. : J'lMrs. J.; W. Robertson, ot Waa tehee, who has been ' visltlns her mother,' Mrs. Wilkinson and her s'ster Mrs. J. T. Wflliamson, returned this morn ing to her home. A message receive', this morning by Mrs. PJ. L. Lincoln from her hus band at Portland says thaf Conductor F. A. Lamey underwent the 'operation there yesterday in good fashion and his condition is as satisfactory as It could well be. -' v embezzlement and alleged failure to turn over f 2,100 of tUe state's money held-in trust, began today. , Gould Mcrtrer Conflrmcil. Notwithstanding the fact that Frank: Morrison, secretary 'of the America Federation of Labor, reported 1a tht Atlanta convention the highest paiJt up inemoership ever attained,: ' the months of October; November amlDa cember, the first three months of th' r.ew fiscal year, reveal ia:stiU;furttiec increase in paid up. membership. ;Y was made here by President Bush of to those already In operation In' the i the Denver & Rio Grande. He would western provinces, in fact the success 'not make a specific statement, in the west inspired the new under taking. ExpertB will be employed and the most scientific methods used. , The "mixed farming train" was first tried last year when a train of this kind was .run through Manitoba by the C. P. Hi. and proved a decided suc cess. The train left Winnipeg on May 30th and visited all the Important points In Manitoba. It was in 1900 that the first Beed train was run by the C. P. R. and it covered a distance that year of 6,317 miles and lectures on seed selection being given at 197 j stations to nearly 30,000 spectators. Pueblo, 'Colo., Jan. : 2(1 Practical confirmation of the reported merger of the Gould yropertlcs bt0 a single transcontinental system with a direct rtne from New York to San Francisco ;FOR SALE Two fresh mircft ccrws an few Buff Orphingtbii full blobd hen;, pure eggs from hensi 75 cents' a set ting. Also Red ' Dirkiti Jersey fcredt sows. Call Farmers m::---- wwn Excursionists in Los Angeles. Los Angeles, Jan. 20. Two hundred inland empire excursionists are In Los Angeles .today for a two. weeks' tour of Southern California. J. L. Whitney of Spokane has charge of tho excursion. ' 1 ... ' FranJilln Called to Jury. SI FEflTILUY Los Angeles. Jan. 26 Tho county grand Jury which resumed the probe Into the Times dynamtllng,' today sub- Last year the new train consisted, of p0Bnaed Bert Franklin, dialed with seven cars, four of which were spe- brlbing the McNamara jurors, to ap- c'ally equipped for teaomng. une car pear before lt gome (ln)e today. It itP contained equipment of special inter- 8ald tne jury ta trying tie monies est to women. It contained a number' sed t0 brlbe the j,iro,s ard ls a,g0 of appliances calculated to lessen la-'.attempting to find out everything done were given in coonery, tne seiecuou i wtn tne McNflmnra defense coin of meat for the table and the care o house plants. Lectures were also delivered on many subjects relating to the home, including the care of the sick, the foods best adapted for farm work, the management of the laundry, germ life In the home anl water for domestic purposes. , NEW PROBLEM Chicago, Jan.. 26.(Special) Bet ter agriculture and sustained soil fer tility has become the important Issue in Canada as well as In the United States Ttore several national organi jaiions have taken up the problem of sustain:! g soil fertility.' A novel plan is nrop'.iitd by S'r Thomas Shaush 'is3 president of tU) Canadian Pa cific a step in rati '4 1 e of the seed spe. 'al inaugurate! ly railroads sev eral j cms ago, has becu adopted and two trains have ba'n equipped' for S;rcn.!.i g the gos,!-! or mixed farm ing. Tne.' train -q i iiiiient even ln-c'.Mt-s cattle, beef, s'lue and poultry .mil i;i(-liances of special interest , to women to IllustratJ anl aid the lcc- In ti c east a traj i f:t six 'or eight cars will be sent throneh the provinc-e.- r.f Oii!ario, Quebec slid New Bruns wick as a travelling agricultural col lege, taking the Instruction to farm ers and others Interested. This train The employes and clerks of the To ronto, Ont., postofflce have started a movement to organize the staff ' of clerks' and letter carriers for the pur pose of making a demand upon the government for a better rate of pay thnn that which clerks and letter car- A palace stock car contained repiM- rerg now roceIv(3i If some COnsldora aentatlve specimens of cattle (beef and t,on cannot be obtaIned, it is hinted dairy), sheep and swine and poultry. tnat a str)ke may resuit that wlH tle Horses were secured at local points. '1p tbe BervCe. ' ' i ; 1: ' ' i ! '..-, Lessons were given in the selection, . judging, breeding and management of these animals and poultry, special em phasis being placed on their economi cal production. ' GROW CRANBERRIES.. ' ."'y.iiii-.lH'x- -n'j.'i :U.-- ..twi . Clatsop county haa the' linest cranberry marshes in the! wesi. A ne waesoolatlon composed, of Astoria : and: Portland business men 'Invite 10 men to join, theni in a profitable Investment Write and ask for full information. Nothing ; better f or ' . permanent income and pleasant homesite. Address J. E. Gratke, 538 Cham ber of Commerce, Portland, Ore. Ask your Grocer For COVE FLOUR Every Sack Guaranteed GRANDE RONDE CASH CO. Distributors " Theodore, Jr., Is Crnftr . New York, Jan. 26, "I can see what you are after. You want mc to tell Just where father stands on this third term , proposition," said Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., of San Francisco, here on a visit. "Nothing doing. Futher does all the talking fcr our family."; Then he described Cal'fornia and theig west. ' . I Earthquake Is Disastrous. , l l Zante. Greece. Jan. 26. Thirty are; reported dead In Lionian Islands, and the property loss exceeds a million. The government nas sent warships with provisions. An earthaimke se cured In the Islands yesterday, m i ; Emhezzlomcnt Trial Starts. ! Olymnia. Jan. 20. The trial? of for mer State Highway Commissioner ' bier yesterday and this morning tran- will start on February 27, covering nil gnow, charged with g-nhd larceny by i&waS Bedside Comforts E' MEDICINE. IS NOT THE ONLY REQUISITE WHEN IT O0MES TO' SICKNESS. ? THERE ARE OTHER THINGS THAT ARE VERY NECESSARY, AND THESE WE CA1CRT.IN OUR SUNDRY DEPART- M WENT, MAKE THE INVALID MORE COMFORTABLE. II AVI! THINGS if MORE CONVENIENT. WE CAIPRY ALL THE NECESSITIES. I CUSHIONS FEEDERS . BED PANS . - RUBBER SHEETING ABSORBENT, COTTONHOT WATER BAGS FOUNTAIN SYRINGES 'liitj !:wm;)! ' :';""'."""'.'''..' '-.'-.''"'' '".''':'."(' , THERMOMETERS. r-i' ,:.-.) .,1, ..-!',.!) vrM - IIs, ' ; ,":'..'-..'.-,.'v,;:;, -i 'i ll Kf I'tP "1 T I'TVf" V ATT 1 Annm 1 miA.r ; . ' . i' i'-i PRICES A BiE EXCEPTIONALLY LOW. EVERY, ARTICLE WE SELL. IS GUARANTEED TO GIVE SATISFACTION TO THE PHYSICIAN THE NURSE, AND THE PATIliNT. ' " '..;:... , ';..'.; WRIGHT DRUG CO
