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LA ORANDK EVENING OBSERVER, ' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 19121.
The Elite
Theatre
We offer you a program Instruct
splendent with .MORAL IDEAS.
We offer you a program Inttruc-
. tlonal, elevating and amusing.
Our offerings to you during
Lent are such that not even the
most susceptible church mem
ber would fall to see, did he
know .It was being produced.
look at this program. We
Khali produce similar all during
lenL
THE BARGAIN" ........ Bex
"Only a girl In a glided cage."
A film replete with most beauti
ful settings. ; ! .
THE LOCKET" .... Amercan
A story of a western gamV
bler. He's out for years but
"comes back' In (fine to save
the situation.'
"THE SIGNAL CODE" ......
TIiiwIiouhit
A true Incident concerning
the most guarded book In the
world. The' Innermost secrets
of the navy are Inviolate; but,
watch this plot.
"CALLED', 'BACK OX THE
RIGHT PATH" ... Aiiilirosio
One of this great firm's "fea
re" films. It Is very good and
has a great moral lesson.
Violin solo by Miss Mabel Laird
Tympanl and effects Mr. Bert
Chapman.
, Music Director. Charles E. King
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REMAINS OK GlY E. M'( ILLY ES
CORTED TO TKA1N.
' Funeral Sen Ires to Be Held Tumor,
row at Joseph Church.
Its cadence set by muffled drums
', and Its notes subdued and adapted to
funeral march time, the La Grande
band headed a cortege of Elks that
escorted the remniiiB of the late duy
' E. Mct'ully from the Henry & Carr
undertaking parlors' to the 0-W depot
today. The remains wero taken to Jo
Boph In charge of relatives and the
vfunorul services will be held tomor
row from the Josoph church and In
terment will take place In the Joseph
cemetery.
F. S. Ivonhoo delivered an eu-
CONVEYS
Absolutely Pure
Where the finest biscuit,
cake, hot-breads, crusts
or puddings are required
Royal is indispensable.
Royal is equally valuable
in the preparation of plain,
substantial, every-day
foods, for all occasions.
The only baking powder made
from Royal Grape Cream ot Tartar
Ho Alum No
DO YOU KNOW FRENCH ?
If Not
Come In And Learn That French's Great
unloading sale is the greatest money saving opportunity ever before presented to you in this town
Follow the example of the many who have grasped the golden opportunity and make your
heart glad as well as your feet comfortable
Every Day you fail to attend this sale means a positive
Lo to You
logy to the departed brother of Elk
dom yeaterduy at the funeral services
marking the lodge of sorrow and he
struck a favorite chord when ho pro
nounced the departed brother to be
the exemplar exponent of the highest
motives of the Elk lodgo, always do
ing what be deemed to be his duty.
Prayer waB said by J. D. Glllllan, D.
D.
A H-OTEL INNOVATION.
Musical Artist Engaged by the Foley
Hereafter. .
IThlngs are picking up.
Put Foley, proprietor of the hotel
by that name with his usual foresight
hns decided to afford his guests a
musical delight.
Robert Stlckney, known the world
' vore as the "Blue Streak of Ragtime,
has been engaged as a starting attrac
tlon. From 12 to 1:30 p. m. and from
6 to 7:!:0 p. m.' patrons of the Foley
grill may enjoy an elegant meal at an
extremely moderate price and also
hear superb music.
ELGIN CAUCUS HELD.
Dan Sonimcrs ami Juincs Henderson
"Will Make Mayoralty Race.
Elgin, Feb. 28 (Special) At the
cbucub held here last night Dan Som-
niors and J. H. Henderson were nom
Inated to run on their respective tick-
Unto Phosphates
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Depot
etB for mayor to succeed H. H. Wea
therspoon. The marsliull candidates
are S. T Booth and Christiansen.
ELGIN REBEKAHS HEBE.
Lurge Delegation Comes to La Grande
. Yesterday Evening to Visit.
A large number ot Elgin Rebek
ahs were guests of the La Grando
lodgo last evening la this city. The
returned to their homes this morning
after having been feted by the local
lodge.
ATT EL AND JEFFRIES CLASH.
One
Say's the Other Lied and LHieli
Suit Muy Come Shortly.
Los Angeles, Feb. 2S. Jim Jeffrie,
a close frlrnd to Abe Attell. today de
nied he signed and sent a telegram
protesting the referee's decision giv
ing Kilbane the featherweight cham
pionship. San Francisco, Feb. 2. Attell,
when told of Jeffries' denial, wailed
oudly that Jeffries did send the tele
gram to Promoter Coffroth here and
intimates that lie will sue Jeffries and
others for libel.
Wages of factory employes and of
common laborers, including domestic
servants, are today. 75 per cent higher
at Leghorn, Italy, than in the spring
of 1909.
WAITS ABOUT REGISTRATIONS
IN ISMS.
General election will be .held
$ on November 5. &
$ Primary election will bo held
on April 19. $
At tho general election will be 3
elected president, vice president,
$ one United States senator, con-
gressman for new Eastern Ore-.
gon district, secretary of state,
$ shoriff, clerk, assessor, treasur- ?
er, coroner, surveyor, romrals- J
sloner, justices of the peace and
constables, recorder, superlnten-
dent of schools, dairy and food
commissioner, railroad cor.mil-
s'oner (2nd district) sta'-s repre-
tative, Union and Wallowa, coun-
ties senator from Union and Wal-
Iowa counties, representative
from Union Countv joint san.itor 9
t Including Union. ' Malheur and
Morrow counties.
At the primary election par-
ties will, nominate for same of-
flees and In addition will ex-
press their choice for president 9
and vice president and will elect 9
delegates to their natlonnl con
ventlons.
Registration closes on April 3.
Last day for candidates to file
nominating petitions,. April 4.
Ylegistrntlon reopens April 20.
Closes for last time May 15.
Street
The Motto on Our Coins.
. On April 22, 180-1. the coinage of it
two cent bronze piece was authorized
by congress. On this cqjn the motto
"In God We' Trust." appeared for the
first time in lieu of the long standing
"E Pluribns Unum." On March 3,
18Cii. the director of the mint, with the
approval of the treasury, was author
ized to place the new motto upon ail
gold and silver coins susceptible of
such addition.
Exchnngo of Trees.
In return for the white pine, the
Douglas fir and the black walnut Eu
rope has given North America the Nor
way spruce and maple and the Scotch
and Austria pine.
The Mexican Turkey.
According to the natives, the Mexi
can turkey in Its wild state Is not n
very Intelligent bird, for they declare
that the co."-;tes capture it by running
in circles under the trees In which the
birds are roosting until the latter get
dizzy through watching them and fall
down one by one.
Australian Pine Bark.
From Australian pine' bark experts
have extracted 14 to 40 per cent of
tannin against the 8 per cent obtained
In England from oak bark.
Caterpillar Barometers.
Caterpillars are good weuther proph
ets, especially those that shelter them
selves in webs. When rain is due they
stay ut home Instead of forngiug on
the leaves of the trees which they la
habit Their sense of barometrical
change Is keener than that of the old
est weather prophet .
A Bookmark.
A corner cut out of a large envelope
makes a good bookmark, especially use
ful where several leaves iu a line' 'p
to be held together.
Coal in India.
India mines over H.uuo.000 tons of
coal a your.
Nut Butter.
Nut butler is a very gmul substitute
for meat. Run walnuts through a food
chopper and rub luto them about one
third us much good fresh butter.
Spread on crisp crackers.
Tobacco In New Zealand.
New Zen landers consume over seven
pounds of tobacco per head each year.
The English Statute Mile.
The English statute mile was first
defined iu the thirty-fifth year of Queen
Elizabeth. Before that time it was
put dowu at 0,000 feet.
A Use For Old Tablecloths.
The best pieces should be cut Into
squares and carefully hemstitched.
These aqua res do excellently to spread
over tho cloth where the meat dish
stands. A carver is very apt to soli
the part round the dish, and this plan
gives a clean cloth n lonuer lease of
life.
Tne Condor,
The condor Is the ouly bird which
keeps Its offspring In the nest for
year. The young cannot fly for twelv
months after being hatched.
Dried Fih Flavor.
Dried flsli la used In In pan for fla
voring soups and other foods.
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HACK AND
AMBULANCE
there is Only One
Bromo Quinine'
That Is
USED THE WORLD li',:-;.
Always remember tho fu)" ?rjne.
cr this signature on. el j box.
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with positive fidelity. No substitution
or carelessness. We are paid to
please you.
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