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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1912)
EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1912, M L 1 The Elite Theatre Owned and operated I))' Mm. T. . X. Murphy,' In, F. M. . Snnney and Mrs. E. 8. Sinclair. ; "THE KIJX ON THE IIAXK". . Bison A western drama of fidelity and love. ...',. V "MEMORIES" .. ......... Trii A beautiful story of love be fore the war. CITID THE CONQUEROR"'. - Thiiiihoiiser Fenturin gthe ThanliouBer kid "HER BROTHER WILLIE" A dandy comedy. Brother gets In bad. Illustrated Sour Mrs. E. F. SI", clair, ' 'IIUiIl'JIY BACK, DEARIE TO ACQ LOCAL MOOSE WILL JOIRXET TO BAKER SUXDAY. :'. Train to Leave About 9 OTIock Willi 200 or More Aboard. The La Grande lodge of the Loyal Order of Mooso haa chartered a spe cial trni n to leave La Grande Sunday, March 10th, at 9 a. m. for BaKor to help Initiate 100 new members In the Baker lodge. Arangemeiitg have been made to accommodate 350. The Ba ker lodge with Its full membership and Its band will meet the visitors at the train, and anticipates making the day one of the greatest that Baker county or Eastern Oregon has ever witnessed. A parade of 750 Loyal aioose from various parts of Oregon Is first on the program. After the parade a banquet will be served. In the afternoon the work of Initiating 100 candidates wll be finished; anoth er parade Is then' arranged for so that Baker will re-echo with the yell of of Moosedom. Later, another banquet will be spread, at which it is expected some of the leading men of the state . will speak on subjects of Interest to a Loyal, Moose. The entertainment committee of Ba ker lodge Is exerting Its best effort3 to make tholr end the greatest ever witnessed, nnd visiting Moose are as sured a royal time 1 They also figure on throwing open tholr magnificent hall and club rooms to t'lie visiting members. The La Grande members ns well as othors can .figure on this trip at the low sum of $2.10 for the round trip. The train will leave here nt 9 a. m. Choose Your New Spring Hat Now Choose it Here and You'll be Assured Cor rect Style, Long Service and Perfect Satisfaction. You may linvo your now Spring Derby, hut between now and straw hat time why not try a soft hut J Each ) em inent men are learning thg the advantage of owning both a soft and stiff hat Soft huts are hero ill the correct spring block nil colors All the new Hat Styles arc shown here." You'll surely And Just the stylo you want, In just the shade you want ' at Just the price you want to pay. ; ...... . . : . . ....... . ... ' We take particular pride In selling our customers a hat tlbat becomes them perfectly. We won't let yon buy a style that Is not Just right for you. Our New Spring Stiff Hats at first sight will Impress yon as the most stylish and . attractive . hats you have seen this season and the more you look at them the hotter they will look to you. They have a charm that Is Irresistible. Sup pose you try one on. DOES FACE A DIRE DILEMMA 1'01'XI) MASTER CREATINO HAVOC WITH CAN1XKS IV.f Collections Made Since the Xctv (irdiiiiisice Was l'us.scil. ; .foe Uiicrgole, the pound master, b:,s been bimily looking after tin dogs of La annua So fur 19li license i.r d.igs h:ivo been funned and 1G of tin li'k loss uiilnch killed which U n word lor t'.io pondinnster's office. 'I ;,o now city ordinance h:ta beon a big aid tu i he poundmaster In llio ccl lection rr ( iic; taxes.. The dmgtr nf a $5 io Tno looms up to the don owner and he is seldom wireless alum; U.o manner in which he nh'Miiw lo the II- nine oiHttlon. Extreme . ililigeni.e on Vio -.a'V of the olhclal, lnu-hcd by the ordinance, has made ths dog tax something of a reality ratl.o- :n:n a farce. ns Btated above and t lie raturn ti'lo will be made by midnight of the same day. The La Grando lodge has made' arrangements to take on the trip the La Grande band. Among the inciden tals they will also take a live goat, a bucking broncho, and all other para phernalia used In initiating . a red blooded Loyal Moose. v Tickets for this excursion can be obtained from the ticket committee, or at Leavltfs cigar store, or at the train, Sunday morning, 'March 10th. Xotlee to Elks. All Klks are requested to meet nt the hall of the lodge tomorrow, Feb ruar 8, 1912, at 1:30 o'clock, p. m to attend the funeral of our late brother, J. C. (Cull) Smith. . """"' La Grande, March 7, 1912. II. J. HITTER, Exalted Ruler. Mrs, lierry Improved. ' Mrs. J. M. Berry, who has been ill at Portland for the past weeks, is re ported considerably improved today. & $3 We put hats on men's heads to make them look better, fomo let us show you what we can do for you. X6 man looks Just right without a becoming Hat. Xo matter how stylish your clothing may be, if vour j,at 8I,it correct, you aren't dressed rightly. $3 We feel sure that no man who sees the elegant line of new Hats now shown here will want to buy anywhere else, so we want YOU to come to come and see them. Toney Bt S cranton THE STORE THAT SATISFIES t'liiimp Oark's Birthday. who is kept pretty busy nowadays wielding the gavel in the house and i'aEhinrtnn, March 7 Champ ClaM- ' at the same time 'seeing that his pres idential boom does not get frost-bitten, was 62 years old today and the occasion wns marked by the receipt of a number of congratulatory mes sages from various parts of the coun try. Mr. Clark Is a native of Kentucky. DAYS THATS South Dakota i'liins 'Highway. Mitchell, S. V., '(.March 7. At a con ference held here today by represen tatives of commercial and other bod ies of various South Dakota cities plans were advanced for the building of a cross state highway from Sioux Falls to Rapid City and other points in the Black hills. re LIVUU li Depot Street Lveryoee Trains Leaves at 9 A. M. Baker Smday; - - - See Locals o to .
