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LA GKA'DIS EVENING OUSEtfVtfU,
WEDNESDAY,' MARCH 13, 1912.
PAGE FIVE
Dsfis TTteatire
Using Canaries to Save' the
Lives of Entombed Miners
Start the Spring Season off
right with the Union Suit that
A Four Reel Program
4000 FEET OF THE BEST FILM MADE
THE LITTLE DELICATESSEN KTOUK (EDISON) ."
Comedy dealing with Mr. and. Mrs. SwlBburger, their daughter Lena
and Jakle Schmidt. ) I . -
THE HEART OF A JIAX (YITAGRAI'H.
It comes out good and plain t,hat the young cowboy is a diamond la
the rough." , 'I ' I v
TRING THE OFFICE BOY (EDISON)
The mischievous stenographers put up good tricks on the sleepy
office boy. -
OCAL "THAT ITALIAN SERItXADE" ...... . . i'. . A By Mr. l errln
" OYSTER IM)rSTVT-M V'TIIVt !
An educational film showing the progress from setting of the beds
to the canning and shipping, j , v: : , '
AT THE FOIST OF THE SWOni) (EDISON
A drama of romance and chivalry and full of spirit of the times.
OBJECT MATRIMONY (Ll'BIX) '
Tom and Nancy, a middle, ajcd couple, advertise for mates. .Vhey
are successful, "BUT":
FOR SALE
PARIS HAIR STORE, HAIR DRESSING PARL' R
i- oley block, La urande, Uregon .
Owner leaving town, m ill tell at a bargain.
Terms to suit purchaser. ' Come and investigate.
Mis. Ida
LAWNS
NOW NEED ATTENTION.
We have . . . .
White Clover,
Blue Grass,
.Mixed Lawn Grass
and Fertilizer, aB well as all
other kinds of seeds, IN BULK.
Waters-S tanchf ield
Produce Co., Min 706
- HAY, FEED. FLOUR. POULTRY
V 1527 JEFFERSON A VENT H?
4 ij fp ' $
LOCALS
V
ll. T. Love, jeweler, 1212 Adams av.
Last chance to see Romig Twins at
ireade tonight. Entire change of act.
o o o o oo o o o o oo o o
Dr. Darland, the chiropractor. All
Qiseases. .Not drugs, surgery or os-
eopathy. La Grande National Bank
Building. Red 3181.
f o o e o o-i-o o o o o o o o o
Last .chance to see Romig Twins at
Krcade tonight. Entire change of act.
. 4 o 0
The Valley Creamery butter -Gold.
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fe:i Sheaf" brand, I the bes. butler
fever made in La Granite.- See? i- : 2-t
Where do the smokers congregate
At Foley Bros. Why? First class
goods. Perfect service. ' . ' 2-16-tf
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Last chance to see Romig Twins at
LVrcade tonight. Entire change of act.
For the Bogy Kan. -
Merchants lunch from 12 to 2
o'clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill. 2-16-tt
Last chance to see Romig Twins at
;Arcade tonight. Entire change of act.
PROF. F. J. FKEENOR-Splnolo-
V'' pst and Healer. Successfully
treats all diseases. Rooms 4, 5,
' 0 and 7 over Seldcr's Store.
Phone Mnln J24, La Grande. . $
i:JS-Js55-j5)58S
Wood for Bale. J2.00 ner cord. Su-
I Ear Factory.
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NOTICE. , i
Klrtley's livery will make a reduc
tion of 50e on every trip In cases
where cash is paid.
. 2-G-tf : M. H. KIRTLEY
Last chance to see Romig Twins at
Arcade tonight Entire change of act.
EGOS FOR HATCHING Frim thor
oughbred Mack and buff Orpingtons,
Barred Plymouth Rocks, and Rhode
Island Reda, prices reason.ible. Al.
o a few fine cockerels. Call and
Palmer
see. my stock. Clias. E, Teirv. 1315
Jackson avenue. . dly '.-'.I -t wl;yl
.. o o
and-beauty, and lias, a pretty love
story running through It.
50TICE.
. All parties constructing- or repair
ing buildings after' March 1st, 1912;
must have a building permit for same,
In accordance with Ordinance No. 585,
Series 1912. v;7 - ''''7
' R. L. LINCOLN, Chairman. Com.
-2-29-20t . S ''...;;::v ;
j ;,The ElUe theatre, has a picture of
more than orcllnar yinterest in "The
: Message from Niagara," It shows the
! famous falls in all their magnificence
FOR RENT Eight room house near
Palmer mill. Suitable for roomers or
boarders. Inquire of Mrs. George
Bailey, corner Fourth and Lake
streets. 3-13-tf
R. F.. Foster of,Zamora, Cal.,- is in
the market for a few mares. Inquire
of J. M. Foster, Union, Oregon.-3-13-4t
To Organize for Kooscvelt. ;
Seattle,. Wash., March 13. The
Roosevelt" league .hA" complete a r-
! rangements for the state convenl Ion to
be held here tomorrow, at which time
plans will be discussed fcr an aggres
sive campaign, in ..Washington in , 'th
interest of the Roosevelt candidacy.
The league will oppo&e the "regular"
state organization, :which has declared
for the nomination ol Taft. - ' :
Connaughts' Weddliifr Annlversnr1. J
Ottawa, Ont, iMarch 13. Tt;day
marked the 33rd anniversary of -he
I wedding of his royal highness, 'the
governor general, and the Duchess of
Iconnaugh. Before her marriage the
Duchess of Connaugl't was Princess
Louise, daughter , of Pince Frederick
Charles of Brussia. . : . ,
Tttlchlgnn G. 0. IV IMdcd.
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: Detroit, (Mich., Ma.-ch 13. The Taft
campaign In Michigan will be start
ed down , the ways a; Hastings next
Filday, night, when arblg' republican
banquet will be given with Senator
Wm. Alden Smith as the chief bp iak
er. The affair will in ivV the begin
nirg of a hard fight that will he maOo
to keep the Wolverine s'ate in liae
for the president's re-iioml latlon. A
d'vlsion of sentiment that is almost
without precedent Is admitted to exist
among the republicans oC Michigan at
the present time. ' Botii the united
States senators and nil the republican
representatives from tlio state are
placed among the Taft supporters but
tho president Is being fought by Gov
ernor Osborn and h!a followers. The
governor has been ' boosting hard for
Ecosevelt, but the Tart people claim
they do not fear tho results and that
tow tBey are getting down to the real
' work of the campaign things will be
"gln to move their war.
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Photos by United States Bureau of
0 the Bible narrutlve of the ravens lb.it fed 1511 jab nnd the classic tiu-
dition of the geese whose cackling saved Rome must now be added
the modern story of the canaries that saved the lives of tbo BrJteville
(Tenn.i miners. The bureau of mines has for some time been experi
menting with devices for rescuing miners .entombed In workings filled with
poisonous gases and has recommended a helmet iittcd with a supply of oxygen
which enables the weaver to breathe In an utmosphere in which he would
otherwise suffocate. ' When elghty-nlnp miners were imprisoned in Hie" Brice
vllle mine the volunteer rescuers (who saved Dve of the prisoners) used the
oxygen apparatus, but they also carried with them caged canaries In order to
test the air as they advanced.' The birds are much more sensitive to gas than
men and show signs of distress before the amount of gas in the atmosphere
is large enough to endanger human life'and so give the men a chance to re
treat ti time. The upper of the two pictures shows two of the Brlceville res
cuers wearing the oxygen apparatus; the lower the huge tube which the bureau
used as a laboratory substitute for a mine, with the experimenters entering It
with the canary with which they are a bout to test the air.
'OUTLuuK" FOff SELLING
Editor H. L. St. Clair Comes Out
Strong and Predicts Success.
; The Gresham Outlook, edited by
H. L. St. Clair, one of . the strong
country papers of the state, has en
dorsed the candidacy of Ben Selling
for United States senator In no un
mistakable language. Here ; is what
the Outlook .editorially has to Bay: -...
'' "The candidacy of Ben Sell- .
, .; ing for the nomlnatlon.as United '
,: States senator, to take the place
. occupied by ; Jonathan Bourne, ,
: Jr., is formally announced.! ,Mr." 't
' Selling has been getting ready
for this announcement for. some ,r"
" time and he has, been .encourag-, ;
- ed by thousands of. friends. Mr..
Selling is a man of practical af
fairs, not theories. He is a
good clean Republican, not a
: politician. - He is a thorough .
Oregonian - and '.' stands for the
best In the Oregon system. We
. look for him to. make a sweep
ing campaign and not only se-
cure the nomination on April 19,
,;.-' but the election in the fall.
"Mr. Selling tells in hiB de
. olaratlon what he will stand for
and try to accomplish If elected:
. , ' " 'If I am nominated and elect
ed, I will, during my term of of--flee,
uphold the Oregon system: ;
'.": support tariff revision with Jus- j
; , tice to labor, producer and con- v
Burner; ' larger appropriations
; . under continuing contracts tor ,
. Oregon's rivers and harbors; lo
,. cal Federal ' land . courts for
speedily deternlning ; settlers'
rights; administration of forest
' reserves In the Interest, of our
people; return of Oregon's re-
clamation fund; Immediate de
': velopment of Alaska's resources
under government control; pen- '
L- slons for deferring - veterans; .
federal regulation of corpora-. ;
Vtlons; an elastic monetary syfl-
1; tem free from Wall street infiu-v
. enoe; v grxluuted income tax;'.; '
presidential, primaries; direct ''
election president,' vice presi
dent r.nd United States e.'ja- .
. tors; free canal for American
r.Wpi:-'r.rrr!! poet; opne'-e r;c-
c!al intercetc; filp sutcidios,".
Mines. , .. i , - : .-.(. .. y
HUMOR OF THE DAY
But In Her Case
Wnmnu'H wit readily adapts Itself to
nil places mid nil occasions.' A woman
lecturer, wiim (lellvering a practical talk
on iK'Hiity and the beiiuty cult for the
niilcviiilmiii in. nf a woman's club at un
'lite: i's;i;:u m-skuiii one uflernoou.
In tl!e..-i-iMirie of her lecture the
poiilw ! i': hiixizfd the point that cer
iiln iJH-;;si.i-fiiieiilH were fundamental
ly Impure ill. l;nhupilly. however the
lei'turci' lieisclf had ii' form If her un
usual bulk could lie dignified by such a
term-jbat, was fashioned on anything
but the lines of the Kcllermann type.
; I'roeeiHling ' with, her. dissertation on
measurements." she huld up a very fnt,
round wflst and said: "Now. ' twice
around my wrist once around my
throat.' Twice around my throat, once
around my waist. Twice around my
waist"-
"Once around Forest park!" explod
ed an lrretiresslble young thing out in
the audience,, and the storm of laugh
ter that followed was altogether Im
measurable. St. Louis Post-Dlspntcb.
- Our Panama Treaty.
By' the terms of the treaty with
Panama of Feb. 20, 1H04, the United
Slates guarantees nnd Is to maintain
the Independence of the republic of
Panama. vTho canal Is to be neutral.
The purchase prlco of the property of
the canal company was- $40,000,000,
nnd the sum of $10,000,000 was paid
to tho republic of Tannina.. In addi
tion Panama Is to receive an nnntial
payment of $250,000 In gold during
the life (if the treaty, beginning nine
years after the" date of the ratllica
tlon. New Tork American.
' ' AfT Iriohman In Germany.
An- Irishman In Germany In three
seasons has earned nearly half a mil
Ion" dollars on the turf. That Is what
James II.McCormlek,the noted train
er of Sheepshcnd Bay, has accomplish
ed. fin 1000 his horses won $110,000,
In 11)10 $12,".000, nnd last year lu clip
ped " the - climax of ills endeavors to
i-nptm-e the Gorman money by finish
ing second to Kmperor William's lend
l.ig wlnnliiff stable with $100,000 to
Ills, credit., tie lias fifty-six horses In
tviilnhi'r for this senson nnd will fol
low up, hiH mifvoss ,
r
Not only Superior in name but 4
IN MAKE-WEAR-SATISFACTION
THE GOLDEN RULE! CO.
torn
Nugiol Stumping New England.
Boston, Mass., March J3; Presuma '
bly to offset the effect of tbe re:enl
visit of ColonerRoodevelt to Boston,
Secretary of Commerce v.nd Ltbor.Na
gel came to New England today to de
liver several addresses for President
Taft. Mr. Nagel Is bonked to speak in
Springfield tonight and !n Provldeuco
tomorrow night. ' : Early next, week
this section Is to receive a visit trom
President Taft himself. The presldont
will be in Boston Monday for the Evac
uation day celebration end will spend
the next two days in New Hampshire,
where Governor Bass is Stirring things
up In the Interest "or the Roosevelt
candidacy. '
i Wholesale Grocers Sfcet.
Harrisburg, Pa., March 13. The Trl
State Whoesale Grocers' ..'.association
began It sannual convention In this
city today with a good attendance oi
representatives of the wholesale gro
cery trade throughout Pennsylvania,
Maryland and West Virginia. The con
vention will conclude its business to
morrow. ; '-- - ".. ... ,
Y. M C. A. MEETING TONIGHT.
I. Ii. lUiedcs, Stwto . Secretary, Will
Address Gathering In High School.
I. B. Rhodes, state socrotary of the
Y. M, C, A.'ln Oregon and Id i'io. arrived-
on No, 17 this afteriioo'i from
Boise nnd will addres the mass meet
ing this evening In the Interest of get
ting a Y. M. C. A. Stunted in this city.
In his talk he will take up in a gen
eral way the scope of the Y.'M. C. A.
and the work It carries on among the
young men.
The meeting will be held this even
ing in the . high, school . auditorium.
Talks and discussions by lea! men
will be carried on and an attempt
will be made to get a movement on
foot which will result in aY. M. C. A.
here.
A Good Place To
Get Good Drugs
No one, we think, will question the stntement that wo have an un
usually complete stock of high-grade drugs. '
.- Large as it Is, it is a constancy growing one, because it keeps puce
with every advance in medicine or pharmacy. It Is obvious that a
store like this one Is a good place to get family drugs or to have pre
scriptions filled, Drugu hero are handled by competent pharmacists
of largo experience.: You. get Ideal service at reasonable prices, ...
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
Successor to ' - i , -WRIGHT
DRUG CO.
7 - Phone Main 4.
CANT GAP IN THE SEAT!
v An exclusive Superior feature, "the
lap without' the gapV Is a'eeat that .
cj-n't spread open because it. Interlocks
l?ke the ends of a cc'ln;. And it ;
CAN'T bind lu die croich!
-.because It adlnsis Itself Instantly
to every position, always stays shut
' . and always sets snu' and sniootliy An,,
!, other exclusive Superior feature.
-tfhes DOUBLE W L'AK where (he
- wear fa hardest! '
!., ThiB Is a' reinforced crotch .that ,
:; takes all strain off the front buttons,: .
crotch and leg seams," and makes lm
' possible the ripping, tearing . and
. stretching so common there. And tho -Superior
always fits perfectly I Its
. fabric is so elastic it gives entire free,
dom of action, yet never loses Its fig
ure-kult design. Cuffs and anklea are
:' fashioned bo they never "creep." And
- - there is a Superior size for every man.; :
PEBS0NAL8. "
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis and sun Jack
left yesterday for Portland where Mrs.
Dennis will seek recuperation for her
health by a two oij three weeks' stay.
G. D.' Sherod of. Wallowa Is a local
visitor today.
Assessor Dave Clark went to Union -on
business ils morning.; r -'
IT. Dougherty of Wallowa was regis- :
tered at the Foley yesterday, -i . - '
Rev. J. W. Mller of Joseph return-
ed to his home this morning. j : -
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Klvette and little
son went to Boise this morning where
they will visit friends.
Charles W. Gore, superintendent o "
the Eastern Oregon Light and Power .
ccmpany, went to( Union this morning: '
cn business. - . . . : . - :
Mrs. Frank Herron, son and daugh-' -ter
went to Ontario this morning wher .
ter went to - Ontario this morning -i
where they will visit for a week or-so.' :
; - Philip S. , Bates, secretary of the ' -.
State Threshmen's association, Is in
the slty today on his wya to Wlch'.tn,
Kannss, where he will attend a big
gathering -of sectlpijaU assoclntiona' ;:
next week.
' . In (lie Land Office, '
In the United States land office this
juornlngJohn Taylor of Baker submit
ted Anal proof on his homestead; Jas.
L. Hall of Gurdane filed an application
for a timber and stone claim, and John
J. Burelson of Enterprise filed an ap
plication for a homestead. -