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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1912)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1912. PAGE 5 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, I THEATRE I1IE MISER MINER" Melku A forcible story of an old mln - r who accumulated vast wealth ' by oppression of the poor. There are some great tragic situations in It. - ' - MVISTARJA" .'. YltaawpU A beautifully enacted picture : 0i old fashioned sentiment. Deeply emotional,' Ifa another ;o( those beautiful -.'Vitagrapha and you know what that means. THE LUCK OF RECKLESS BEDDV" Kaieni When Kalom puts on a farce, Its a good bet. You'll think so when you see the luck : of the "Reildy" one. Beautifully illustrated, song,, , 'THE GIRL IN THE GINGHAM GOWN,' Sung by . ; ' Uliss Garrlfk and Mr.'Kerrin . ! .."ARBAH-Na-Pogue," a big feature, , is coming February 5 .and 6. Watch for It. LOCALS , PAY YOUR WATER RENT TOMOR ROW. : We have CO dozen of collars to soil at &c each. Slightly soiled.' The Tog gery. 2-l-3t CIGARS FOLEY BKOS.' v CIGAR STORE. ' PIPES , CIGARETTES TOBACCOES OANDJES , o0- Sweatee at a big reduction. Look at our window. Al Andrews, The Tog-i gery. 2-l-3t o o Rafter vs. La Grande Tonight. . ' 0 O ' " PAY YOUR WATER RENT TOMOR ROW. We have BO dozen of collars to tail at &c each, Slightly soiled. The Tog gery, 2-l-3t t'ROF. F. S. FREENOR1 SpLiflloglsl and Healer. Successfully treats alt diseases. 1417 Adams avenue. Phoni Main 724, La Grande. - o o Baker ts. La Grande Tonight. , ' "O-O- Sweaters at a big reduction, v Look at our window. Al Andrews, The Tog gery. , ... 2-l-3t , o O i, PAY YOUR WATER RENT TOMOft. ROW. MUTINY 'FITIL TO AMERICANS LEADERS WILL BE SHOT WHEN , . REVOLT ENDS. Garrison Across River From El Paso Has Stirring; ntmes. " We Have Some it " Splendid Bargains The QhrlBtian 1 church Women's Board of Missions will meet tomorrow afternoon- at 2:30 p'dock at the home of Mrs. T. E. French, 1805 Third street Gregg and Plttman--the best sys tems taught at La Grande business college. 1-E-tf El Paso, Feb. 1, Fifteen persons, including two Americans, are dead as the result of a mutiny in a Mexi can garrison at Juarez last night which started when Chihuahua pa pers arrived, saying' General Orozco, ! one of the most conspicuous figures I in; the revolution, had resigned ; be cause 100 men in the Juarez garrison were discharged, i , The fourth United States cavalry is guarding the border and refuges are arriving to El Paso. Several buildings were wrecked when the mutineers ond loyal troops fought throughout 'he town. , Death Awaits Loaders. Mexico City, Feb. 1. The war office is active as a' result of the Juarez mutiny. It is understood that, when the government retakes Juarels the entire garrison will be courtmartlal- ed. and the ringleaders shot,. s Juarez Is Just across the river from El Paso, Texas. H. T. Lve- Jewelf -1212 Adams av. Bilker ts. La Grande Tonight. PAY YOUR WATERKEJiT TOMORl-ROW. ii r CT I Br. Posey, Specialist (or Eye, Ear, op, Throat disease and catarru. ftcr Solder's store. Kjret fitted with glassy Hours 0 to 11:30; 1:80 to 6 and 7 to 3 p. m.' . SOMETHING NEW. Foley Bros.' Olftnr Store. SOMETHING NEW. r vs. La Grande Toiilfe'lit I.' : . r-OiJ '.. ' " Our specialties are dinner parties and first class service. Foley Urill. BARGAIN DAYS for the OREGON JOURNAL close Feb. 7th. GET BUh. Mrs. O. C. Combs, P. O. News Stand. Crochest work aone promptly and satisfactorily. Aviation caps a special ty. Mrs. Henry Moss, near brickyard. 11-19-tf PAY YOUR WATER RENT TOMORu ROW. III TO It FRUITS SPF.n.11, OPEN MEETING TO BE HELD FEB. 3. 1 IN FARM AND CITY PROPERTY And before investing in Real Estate call and "see what, you can get that is gilt edge. , ..-... Wc Make Money for Our Customers ' '"" " ' ' To become a client of this company means that .you "are given information on all the good buys so that your money will net you a nice profit. That SjWhy the La Grande Investment company n ever loses a customer after once doing business here. , ' , 1 . We can sell your property pr exchange it to suit you,! Write us if you cannot call and we will look after anything you may sugest. ' ' ' ' La Grande Investment ; Co. Fire Insurance, Surety Bonds, Plate . Glass Insurance ZZ,. t fill m inrilTO nd Tttr Compound is a quick sate PERSONALS. R. T. Belt was over from Pendleton last night. He .was a Savoy gueht. B. B. Nutter is business. in Elgin today on APPLES Several varieties irom 2 cents to $1.25 per box Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co- JIAY FEED, FLOUR, POULTRY , SUPPLIES, WOOD 1527 JEFFERSON AVENUE Fish For Friday HI0NE NUMBERS MAIN AND MAIN 79. 80 Kippered Herring, Norwegian Fisii Balls. Crab Meat. C & B Kippered Herring Tendon Haddock. Sardines in oil and mustard. Salmon and Shrimps. Bulk Goods. Golden Bloaters, Boston Beauty Mackerel - Holland Herring, Codfish in one and two-pound bucks, Stanley Show of Union visited with friends here Sunday. I P. Evans of Baker is visiting here with his son, J.-B. Evans. A. L. Haynes of Union is in the city this week looking into the horse mar ket. 1 ' t,1q A Butcher of Kamela slopped. at the Savoy last night while tran sacting business in the city. u v, d Meyers," proprietor .of the ,Snr. voy hotel, Is suffering with a severe cold and is -confined:-to nis room . . William Bahd of Baker was a Som mer hotel guest today while transact ing business here. Henricks, a former La livintr in The untune icniw'"- ..- Dalles, is here today on business mat , tors, staying at the Fo'.ey. n4ouulin of Vnilt -ltiisineBH to Be i7jnvu,,Ki,,,,i " " Continued from Lndt Meeting. An extra seslon will be held by the Frultdale grangers on Saturday, Feb-. ruary 3. ine meeting, win tmv.uvm and is to be called In order to con tinue the discussion of the fruit prob lem which was so ably handled by J. B. Stoddard at the last meeting. Mr. Stoddard will conclude his argument on how to obtain results in the apple business. Other speakers will be as follows: Lorenzo Stllwell, ' Philip Thompson, Lee Wright nnd J. G. Lam ert. A full attendance 1h requested, Texas Representative Mould, Put tlicj House on Record a Opposed. ' i Washington;-. Feb. 1.-A resolution intended to put the house on record as , opposed to any attempt of Roosevelt as president for a third term- was in- ( troduced in the house today, by Rep-, resentat.ive Slayden of Texas. . The. resolution declared that third terma are unwise, unpatriotic and contrary i Ito republican principles. ; r- '- SlltS MS BOOST PROPERTY SALE OF LOCAL REAL ESTATE IX OTHER CITIES IS BIG STRIKE LOOMS VP Coufenmce on Wages Ends Without : Asmrniwit, . Connerdnlo Tracts to Bo Handled -Ity Beveloiiinciit Company Men. Seeking the South Pole With Aid of Dogs and Motor Sled . Indianapolis, Feb, 1. The possibil ity of a great coal strike in the mid dle west to start In March when the present, workinir agreements with the , , . ; inline owners expire, is seen today lit The La. Grande Development com- " . . v iiit, uu. uiiuiuo w i B,nn.irl,mfinf ftf ,tha waee confer ence between the miners and opera tors without reaching an agreement,'. tV mnv-in,. head accountant fof the E O L '& P company is visiting the ,-.i iT.t nffice today. He is inm.- lin (11 in""' tered at the Foley. -..r nrnnnr.it nf Joseph was a bub incas visitor In the ctty this mornlnft staying ai . while here. Mrs John McPhee and sons John and Clyde returned home Tuesday af- Jer an M vlsit in VnrlU8 T of the east. For Sale by Pattison Bros. Birth Record. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ren ter. Jan. 31st, a boy. Dr. Dora Ln derwood attended, Born t0 Rev. d . G. W Arms I 'a boy. ,Dr. Dora Unrierwoou "- ' ! WANTED Medium sized second-hand I WA,N1. , kh mil Black 3341 safe, uooo cui""- - i 1 m m l II KAnsM fWlKl-K,&h . m 1 gn- "pany' of Portland, that Is, associated with the B. S. Givons Investment com pany of this city, have sent sales agents here, to sell the Connordale uddltion. This property, with the other holdings of Dr, O'Connor, was takeu over by these two companies a Hhort time ago. The . Portland cranch of the company has establish ed sales agencies in that city, also in Tacoina and Seattle. The residents nt Hkvir oltles and other outsldeJ towns do not fully realize the oppor tunities for Investments In La Clrnnde, and It will be only a abort time before this tract will probably be. sold.,-,-; "There is nothing anywhere in ,th(, northwest that offers as good Invest-" ments as this beautiful addition," snia, Mr Givens today. "Values will more than double in the next year. The pub licity that, the sales agencies are giv lnir La Grande, will be the means of nidnlnir tlild Mtv in the column to whlefr she belongs, and in all proba bility will Increase the population within the next year.'1 N 2-l-12-2t Photos by American Press Association. OW that Pearv has plunted the Amerlcnn flag on the "top of the world Interest in ponir KKnruuuu tcmcm uuvui v..,. where the British expedition under Captain Robert F. Scott, which . .... r,...i.,..A in NnvMiihnr. mio. hns nrobablv by this Hliinuu irum iu - - . time succeeded In its Uash for the south pole or has given up the attempt for this season. It was the hope of the leader that he and his party would spend Christmas nt the pole, for be thought bis best chance of reaching It would be about Dec. 22, when the sun was highest lu the southern hemisphere. Dor land transport the members of the party depended upon the dogs (wh eh are shown in our illustration as they appeured on the Terra Nova, n which tne explorers sailed., and. in case the dogs should die or have to be killed for food, upon the molorsled wnicn is snowu in me uiui invium First La (Jrilppc, Then BrouciUtlN.-v That was the caae with Mnst; W, S.. . Bailey, McCreary, Ky. "tyjr wife waft' , taken down with a severe attacR- of lu grippe, which run Into bronchitis. .. She coughed as though she had con cumptlon and could not sleep at night. . The first bottle of Foley's Honey and' Tar Compound gave her so much, re- Hnr that she continued using it unti she was permanently cured," mil. V: . An Epidemic of Coughing Is sweeping over the town. Old anc? young alike are affected and the strain is particularly hard little children and on elderly people. Foley's Honey Ask your Grocer For COVE FLOUR Every Sack Guaranteed GRANDE RONDE cash: CO. Distributors DO NOT RUN VP AND DOWN STAIRS Or from one end of the house to the , . other'.".': v.,. : AN EXTENSION TELEPHONE . (05 CEJiTS PER MONTH) Upatalra in the Sleeping Room or In tho Kitchen end connected to your main telephone. , Will save you many tiresome Btops and will add to your comfort, . ' Hume Independent Telephone Company