La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 13, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1 illilllil fiflh.uSfc THEATRE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, . TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1912. PAGE 5 GOOD PICTURES OUB SPE ; CIALTI ' . . . 1 ' ' !;'...!' :! ' i. '. s'. THE LIFE BOAT" . ....... . .- .'. VITAGRAPH . ' The destiny of late is marve lously strange. . Nothing could be more dramatically wonderful than this ' strange tale of the' sea. "THE TRIAL OF BOOKS". . BIOGRtril The couple - quarrel over a trivial matter and separation seems . inevitable, but is pre-' vented1 by their little child run- nlng a wax. with. ran amful of books, and. all is forgotten in tlieir search for the little one; "SHOWIXG UXCLE" ESSAJrAY Uncle Bill comes to the city and Is ; shown -abotu v by his nephew Charley,,- who. finally lands in the hospital. . . , GEE WHIZ" , ,E8SA'AY Wine's sudden 'return makes. Jim scramble to get the house in sTitp-shape. A novel little comedy" excellently , played. ,. ,., ,.; Illustrated song: "CHASING THE EAGLE.' AAA AAA A'tft ft A a MM1ALK H. T. Love, Jeweler. 12124 Adams av, JJew spring shirts at the Toggery, i The Elk card party will be held this evening. It is the usual monthly Five Hundred at home of the club. The. ladles of, the. Baptist : church will give a chicken pie dinner in the church basement on the 22nd of Feb i uary, ' 2-12-2t , Vfe":'.:;.;;;'':' -'X;- o-ro ' The' Wardrobe has leased Dalton's old stand and will move In on March 1st. It Is now located In the Foley building. , , : New spring shirts at the Toggery. One of the heart touching and real istic films that oftentimes is produced by . the film makers is now . being shown at the Isls. It tells the story of a wayward son and in doing so, carries with it a fine show.of life sav- SHEEP STEALIUG CASE NEAR END companies on the Atlantic : coast to open new markets" for white pine tim ber and umber - in Africa nd Eng land; and it is given out that the to tal, exports from this part of the west this year will amount to more than l&O.OQO.QOo feet. ' , , .The Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sotfnlj Ball way company, which ownt extensive pine areas In northern Idaho and, operates large mills on the St. Joe. river, has dispatched Albert Tu, Fl&welllng, its local representative ., ana prosiuunc oi liie . iwriuwouicru A Jiorth Powder Case ext . , . ronBervll,ion .BBOf.,fttion v .- r rr .... . . - to Sorttl) America to make a study of Three days have now been consum- iv. n..' 4 a V- iu tuo 1.4101 vi nuiuiau (swincivi n SWIKEEfl OS THE STAND IN HIS ... OWN DEFENSE, . i.. . . '. , 1 11 ' .. 1 - t Tells How Sheep Beached His Range l.lgln country sheep man who is ac cused 'of stealing sheep from a man Lamed Johnson. SWikert was on the stand today In his own defense and was put through a grilling cross examination,, 11 ueiss tallica ftliu u ft Hliq. uvw,u.-;io o'' . . Ing station work, and Is exceptionally, concluded at the noon hour. He makes realistic' In very way. . h , relutation of having had 17 iiheep HI IJUBBCflBlUll UUl tlOIIUBU t. Htui Wood for sale, $2.00 per cord gar Factory. Su- ' PERSONALS.. ' Hey Btrayed to his ranges, and that he told several people of their pres ence there but found no trace of the owner. The foliowlnj spring he breed ed them and clipped the -flock along with his own, and went into negotia tions to sell the clip but the deal fell. !!! through. He told of .having put. an identification mark on them, Dut- not his own brand, saying he did so to be able to identify them later should tho owner come after them and claim them. The easel will probably reach jury this evening. The next cast' up is one from Nqrin Powder; being a retrial with Lefebre the plaintiff -and Mr. Henry , tne ae fnnilant It involves an account and has been heard before in circuit court. G. Warner of Walla Walla, was a Foley guest this morning. '. " ' N. BtiBsears was over from Elgin this morning, a guest at. the. Sommer. h years.1 ( i Alebrt w. Cooper of Spokane, secre tary of the Western Pine Manufactur ers' association, the members -of which control 400 mills in Washington, .Ore gon, Idaho and Montana, says that the foreign market for northwestern whjte pine Is being developed rapidly, adding there la also a growing market tor yellow or western poine.; He also said that the builders 1n Canada are using . more Washington . and Idaho lumber than ever before In. the his tory of the industry. ' . I KOI 'j AND ALL "v k Camera Supplies The largest line of Eastman Kodak goods in Eastern Oregon. Send in your orders RED GROSS DRUG STORE . W.H.REUTER,Prop.. Successor to Wright DrugCompany ; Leo Gow, candidate for councilman In Georgetown, Colo. la said to be the foreign born Chinaman to run for of fice In America. THE EFFECTIVE LAXATIVL New' spring shirts' at the Toggery... Our epeciaities are dinner parties and first class service, Foley Urlll. - ' 'SOMETHING NEW. r t , r, v.,.-. ..-...'-.Foley Bros.' Cigar Store, ' '". i). in SOMETHING ,KEW , , PBOF. i. FREENOH Spl-ologlsl and Healer. Successfully treats all : 1 diseases. 1417 Adams avenue Phone : Main 724, La Grande. " Crochest work aone promptly and aatlflfactorily. Aviation caps a special ty. Mr,s. Henry Moss, near brickyard. 11-19-tf , ' CIGAK FOLEY BROS.' . , CIGAR STORE. PIPES CIGARETTES TOBACCOES CANDIES Editor E. H. Flagg and wife .were over from Elgin last night, stopping at the Sommer. , J. W. Bell was over from Elgin last night transacting buBineBS and stop ped, at the Foley, :..-.. : . . .. - I ' County Assessor D. M. Clark ' has gone to Salem to "attend a meeting of the state assessors there. : .-,' ' ' ' . ".'..'"j.v .'." v Xi.': Zundell, salesman at the Tog gery, has returned from an extended visit in California. , ...James Riggs was down from North Powder this morning, staying at the Foley while here. ...;.., i, r i- r;, x APPLES From 25c to' 75c a box. ' Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co., MLZL6 ' HAY. FEED, FLOUR, POULTRY SUPPLIES.'.WOOD 1527 JEFFERSON AVENUE - Attornev' John S. Hodgin is tran sacting legal -business In North Pow der today. . - ' " Georce H. Sutherland, the contrac tor,, went to Haines this morning on business. . J. B. Thorsen, cashier of the Elgin National bank, was a business visitor In. the city this morning, making the Sommer his headquarters. ' SOMMER HOTEL BUILDING SOLD yiHlMHIUHI III1IIHII1III'IIH"IMIIIIIM . I A Few! of the Many Fred Kiddle arrived home ,. today from Portland where he went .with a shipment of hogs for the Portland markets. ; . : - Mrs. Myrtle Grigg, 1806 U avenue, died this morning at 6 oclock.. . The funeral will be from the residence to morrow at 10. . i ; v Rev- John H. Rucld, pastor at Island City,' went to Boise- today ..to attend the Men and Religion Forward , con vention which is under way there this week. . , r. Unpolished Head Rice in 2 1-2 lb Packages LARGE TAPIOCA AD ' SE LECTED PEARL TAPIOCA IN 1 POCND PACKAGES. The goods are all under the Preferred Stock label, which is a guarantee as to their purity, and quality.' N. K. WEST BUYS PROPEBfTl' AS INVESTMENT. - .m.ra uHilnri1. r W. Mbley HJIll vwib , n"" , ... ... .. w , Others Former O'wncrs. ; ; N. K. West has purchased the Som mer hotel building, covering a. total of; six blocks at the corner of Depot and Washington. The' purchase price is $30,000 .and. Mr. West buys the prop erty merely as an Investment .4 . Thfi Rommer building Was owned by the Oregon Land company In which George Stoddard,- O. W- Nibley . and dthers were the principal people. Tastes Like and Is Eaton Like Candy. In pur experience In the handling of drugs and medicines, we believe we have, never had experience with any Remedy that gave such great satisfac tion 'to' our 'customers - as do Rexall nrdpriiM. : This Remedy Is not like nv nthnr laxative or cathartic. . It con tains all the good features of other laxatives, but none of tbeir tauits. Our own f sit b in Rexnll Orderlies Is so strong that we offer them to yoo vfth onr own nosltlve personal guar antee, that If they do "not thoroughly , kntiuv vnu. Tim nniv uted tell us audi wf 'will bund back to you every penny i .u ... ... u il.nn, Thorafnra . In . trying them upon onr recommendation, you take no risk whatever. " Rexall Orderlies taste like and are eaten like candy. They do not gripe, rnuse miusen. excessive looseness, or anv other annoyance, -;: They - act so- easlly" that they' may be taken at any time', day or night.; They are parocu lafiy igood for children, aged, or dell oaie pernons., They are put up In con venlent fablers In three sizes of pock aces. ; Pricps,' 10c., 26c and 60c. -, -x nompmhi.p. Rexall Remedies can be obtained In this community only at' our store The Rexall Btora HILL'S DRtO STORE. 'The democratic state committee of Arkansas has turned down a proposal fdr presidential preference primaries In that state. .,- .. The Rev. Owen F. Jones, who is the general missionary for the .Episcopal church in Eastern Oregon is spend ing the day at the rectory with Bishop Paddock and Rev. Upton H. Gibbs. ,. Mrs. J. W. Knowles had returned from an extended visit in the east. She was the guest of her parents In Joplln, Mo., and visited friends in Kansas City. She has been gone about three mnths. : , . Siokane Wants Minors. Snokane. WaBh., Feb. 13. (Special) Spokane is an active contender foi the 1912 convention of the American Mining congress, to meet the latter part of November or early In Decem ber, when the Alaskan land question is to be discussed by recognized experts.-. Philadelphia also has Invited the congress to meet there. - Spokane will have the united support of the wnatarn THin t.rtf: Rbbert . E. etrahorn, vice president and general manager. of the third dlylston.of the Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navl PAtlon r.omnany. la chairman of a committee of local business men ap nnlnlfid bv R.' Inslnger, president . of the Spokane chamber of commerce,, to raise a fund by public subscription to pay the expense of a meeting in. the northwest. Sidney Norman, formerly secretary of the Sierra Madre club or Los Angeles, who managed the con gress there in 1910, says that more than 2.500 delegates from all parts of America, Including a' large represen tation from the territory of Alaska, would come to Spokane. . Governor Charles S. Deneen of Illi nois, has broken his long silence by nnnmmMne his candidacy for re-elec tion. If he Is successful he will be the first three-times 'governor in the history of the Prnlrle state.- I , Tot Sale Jr Patiison Bros. PHONE NUMBERS MAIN 86 AND M.4IN 79. Just Received a car of RED DEVIL CEMENT ( . and a car of OVERLAND PLASTER GRANDE RONDE CASH CO. PHONE MAIN 6 . snnlmne Wash.. Feb. 13 (Special) Representatives of , the ' American Trading company of New York, Shap nrd and Morse of Boston and Owen M Bruner and company of Philadel phia, have placed orders In Spokane for 50,000,000 feet of special sawed white pine lumber, cut In eastern Washington and northern, Idaho, for export to' points in South America and South Africa. The local yard val ue of the lumber under contract Is between $750,000 and $1,000,000. Some the Atlantic Boaboard, but the bulk of the shlnmonts will go by rail to will be sent abroad from ports on the pacific const ' ''Lnm'ii",n,fi oprratlng in the. dis trict ir'lvitfMy to Spokane and In oth er parts of the lntermountaln country 1 are now nesotlatlng with exporting Notice! ' lVe have Just received one oi the most up-to-date line of wool ens ever received In v Kntcra Oregon, and are now prepared to give you what you it ant In an np-to-dnte ' tailor mndo . -suit. Come In and look our lino over nnd be convince ; Popular Prices Expert Workmen City Dye Works Gleaning, Pressing, Re- pairing and Dyeing rj tl:. UUUU liUllg&jy :.:rn 'rV'i'-.,-',i;;-,.'''i.f.v.!.i-'v-Av1',.;'-'i''i-.-.rf-;',!:;. .-r 1 -.' ",' i !- ,-:.' ' -;-. V.-i. .'...IV .'-i ','t,'1 :.V :. ., ' ; ; ' :.,.' , ' : - .:v :. .-? ;; . Lots In Block 48, east of the court house, $850.00 eucb. Look ever these sltely locations and compare values. Easy terms. . ,, ' Lots In Block 76 and 77, Chaplin's Addition, for $250 and $800 each, easy terms. Look these over.' . 1 Two lots on the bron of the hill, one of the most stlely views ob tainable, for $500.00 This is a fcargaln, i - ll - '1 Residences . iiiN na itii onnit flvit rnom honse. flood barn, sidewalk. CHv T r.n i.u.riM hwu. thiM Ivlnok mm nrhwi1 hnnse. tlfiflO. Terms..., X Six room luonse on Second Street, with fine lot, 50x110, with good X lrh, chicken house and park, and considerable' furniture., Price $V I, S00.U0. Terms. - - , , ' . , , -.1.1 1 Farms i I have three '80 acre farms, well Improved, near this city, that . be lxiiiirht at. reasonable wrlcesi Mf Interested In farm land call an 1; look over my listings. I have several stock farms tliat wni appeal to those Interested. ' , , 'i ( Demand for Money I have several applicants tor small loans, who have ample security to offer. If you have money that Is Sdle call and talk It over. , . , GE(X H. CURREY i Real Estate Loans Insurance i ..-.,!.. iWiHit'-,?lvv;!i,1.,,;.iw''.;.-.-.,v j-..-- ; ,;.-.::-;-.yj: .'t.'-'vi .f- tiH Uliiliiimnlt r"ll H' 1 1 1 1 III I II II II HI I H 1 Just Received Today . A large shipment of that re nowned Peerless and Menado coffeu; buckwheat and rye flour, wheat flake and oatmeal mush es of all ' kinds, cookies and crackers, . the best and some fine eating apples. Geddes Bros. Grocery Steward Opera House TWO NIGHTS ONLY Friday, Feb. 16.-"The Right of Way" Saturday, February 17"Faust" Si COMING . The great dramatic event of the entire season. H. At; Johnson presents MR; SANFORD DODGE, supported by MISS ADELLE NIGKERSON and excellent com-1: pany presenting an elaborate production of his new play "THE RIGHT OF WAY" .: Dramatized by Eugene Presbrey from Sir . Gilbert;: Parker's story. .What isIve,v'!-Life;Death;;Right,': Happiness. : And is there a hereafter. "Gome and see the question answered. 5V 1 1,1- s Qatiiwcsir 1 7 Fael Wonderful eectrical effects, special scenery, elegant " uuoiuiiioo. i-v guaiautocu aiiWct.vjl.luiJ.; : viiuwutiu iiuusea everywhere. Secure your seats ; early, ; sale opens Wednesday, 1 a. m., at Van Bursn's. ; , PRICES: 50c, 75c, and $1.00 'i-'.f-