La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 08, 1912, Image 8

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MA.bE. tan US MY .,
Greet Your Friends
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GOOD SHOES
We sell nothing
but the very best
in shoes. You
can't buy a poor
pair here.
Women's tail, high top, 18 but
tons, new college ; toe, welts,
high grade, nothing better made.
A quality shoe. Price ... J6.00
I Women's tan, high top, 16 but
tons, raised toe, welt, Diamond
I special. A beautiful shade of
I tan. D width only. Price .f 4.00
Women's tun, regular top, 14
buttons, college toe, welts, our
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best seller In tan shoos. Price
mm
Women's tans, In sizes 2.2 to 5V
with low heels for young laillea,
button welts. A shoe you hiiv?
been looking for. Price .
Women's patent colt, velvet iop.
14 button, welt.- Par ExielUmco
one of the most stylish shoes
shown this year. ....Price . .ift.iKl
Women's Nubuck, 14 fancy white
buttons, welts, Par Excellence.
These are the fad and we have
them In all Blzes. Priced. .$1.00
Women's' white canvna,. McKay
sewed; 11 buttons, plain toe.
The right shoe for white .tilts
and dresses. Try a pair. Price
Young ladies' shoes with low
heels, II button welts, guiimel
nl, kid, ond tans, jsjfteg . ..2 to
5. A shoe" you lion't flpd in
every stock. - Price ,' , .'. .-7.f8.IM
Women's staple, shoes, -lu kiilrf.
gun metals, aud all leathers,
welts, null McKay Hewed, In (.', 1)
and E widths; Also the cele
brated Lunn-Sweet Co. shoes fo;
(dder women, who want solid
'comfort.- $-.ri0 to tjil.lii)
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W,
Good Work oil Ilio Public lllrliwu
- rjoad Overseer Wuv, Wlggleswort '.
has a force of men nt work this week
dragg'ng the roads loading into the
city and Is tnaklng a great Improve
ment thereon. This work Is being met
at the city limits by the rity forces
and the geui-ral Improvement Is quite
marked. Let the good work go on
the traveling public certainly apprecl.
ntes It Union Ropuhllcnn.
: ' : ; Evans Property Sold.
,. i,,.o nnd lot on South Fourth
utreet formerly owned by Mrs. Evans,
tr9eetbeen.?old to A. Erlcson, the
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p, a ..M...H.I i ..ii.imim.i.1,. .
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With One of Our New Spring Hats
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We feel just a little proud of our new Spring Hat stock now, and we
that y ou will agree with us when you see it.
Especial care
us to give every man tfie hat he wants at the price he wants to pay.
Long experience has given us the knowledge of how to fit the face
Come in and let us show you why your new hat should come from here.
advantages at once. t . .
The Hat Store TYWITV JP- CO A lUTTW
for Men
II
The Elite
Theatre
Proprietors i Mrs. T. N. Morphf,
Sirs. Fred Siraney and . .
Mrs. E, F. StnclaJr.
THE HOME OF GOOD PIC
TUBES. ' ' ;- ". '
"EYES THAT SEE NOT" ..Hex
A labor story told In the able
Rex way. The contrast between
tween labor aud capital get
forj.li in. an extremely telling
manner. The picture has a, grip
thnt hoMs from beginning to
elm.- A 'nun! feature.
'THE -NEW ViiEltk" . . .Xcstor
A snappy photo-comedy. An
otlicr ''conversational" film.
"THE GAMBLER'S HEART
Hlson
Showing the true worth of . a
man. ' ''
"TWO OLi) J1EX" .... Reliance
Touching btory of a friend-"
ship cemented by poverty, that
wns nofte the less sincere when
wealth came. . .. .
"Tire LOST ADDRESS" Xcstor
Comedy dealing .with a min
ister and a bride and groom. -
Special for a week starting o"i
Tuesday: "The Cruise of the
. Atlantic Squadron,'" Illustrated
.by P. A. Marriam of the United
.States navy. ; ..v ; .... .?'.
ILLUSTRATED SOXG-MItS. E.
F. SINCLAIR. ;
; ARE HELPLESS AS CHIL-
When Taken Suddenly III Hr Is
' Common-senss Safeguard. ' '
Big, Btroui; uinu .Is as n olpless In
fant wueii ut is suddenly ill
Tho nhmllist plinn In Inwn iwnnltv !..
loses his self-control, and is utterly
unable o regard lite condition with I
mi3 ri-.ninl.M! KPTirt (li.lt cliill'n' ' ' I
erlzfts
; his avery-ilny licllo""'1
1 t.viimple: lIo comes UgUie tll'eil,
cats a heavy tliuuer auu bus uown to
read and tiinokt) AWdy a ipilet evening.
Snddottly- W nollces a Weight Ini his
stomiun; then shiu'p pains around his
-art.1 and a feeling of suffocation.
Thoughts of "heart disease" rush over
him. aud in his --agony he' fears the
worst.
Ills trouble was acute Indigestion,
lii-niii-bf on bv overlondlnc . his tired
stomiioh.
A couple of Itexali Dyspelisla iau
lets mitrht have given blm relief
mit;lit have saved him hours of suffer
ing. Curry a package of Itexull Dyspep
sia Tablets In your vest pocket of
keep them In your room. Take one
lifter each heavy meal, and ward off
Indigestion.
Koxiill Dyspepsia Tablets relieve
stmimcb troubles by aiding nature to
supply those elements, the absencu or
which in the cnstrle Juices, causes lu
dlirestioti nud dvspensln. They tend to
aid the stomach to dlcest all kinds of
food and to outckly couvert It Into
rich red blood.
We know what Itexnll Dyspepsia
Tablets are and what they will do.
We minrntiti-e them to relieve lndlges
t Ion nnd dyspepsia. If they full., we
will refund' your money.
; Three slr.es, 2"i cents, fiO cents, and
$1.00. Sold only at our stores or by
mall. Uemcmlier, you can obtain
Itexnll ' Remedies In this community
only at onr utore-Tho Ucxall Store
on our buyer's part
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THREE OTHER TOWNS HAVE
JiMUHIS PRESEJiT.
Special Train Run From La Grande
to Easter services xesterouy.
$$.$S$.$3$?'$$:v'3J
4 EASTER WEATHER SATISFIES!'?
Throughout the city of lA f
4 Grande yesterday morning and
5 evening Easter services were con $
S ducted with fitting pomp and de- -5
s voutness. Tho morning "broke ?
exceptionally beautiful and ex- '?
ceptlng a few hours during the '?'
s afternoon the day was ideal and t
permitted the fullest array of ''
Easier gowns, hats and outlined
$ religious observance of the
s -portnnt day. w
& s S & 5 ? S $ ? ' $ 4
Foity-Heven Knights Templar, East
ern Oregon commaudery, helmuted
uniformed aud brilliant in their re
galia, accompanied by a large number
of ladies, were conspicuous for their
numbers and excellency of drill in the
big Easter services conducted by tho
Baker Knights yesterday at which
Pendleton, La Grande and Weiser
Knights were guests of honor. A spe
cial train was run out . of here early,
yesterday morning and the Pendleto.i
Knights' ear was switched on at this
point and Union Knights were gather
ed up at that point. The ritualistic
Easter services exemplified with em
bellishments here last year, were car
ried out at Baker, and in all 114 plum
ed Knights were in the marching line
Ari' elaborate banquet was served. ii
(he. Gelser Grand at 8 o'clock last
evening and, during the course of ap
propriate speeches, W. T. .Wright of
Union and Geprge Cochran of this city
wore heard with cood effect.
The special returned to La Grande
at h2:;li last night.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of TrnrtiHiil. tn itu! Stiiip (f (tii:icciirui, nn
tho 81st dny or i-'Cr'1'1'''' 101 ""uU " ,he
.Jnnurancr Onmi.ilninniir ' o"'i!" St"" 0)'
f, pursuant to Inw: -,
. . . W81- .
. .iJl.VOO.OOO.OO
'.luinnj,
V(f,r In
riH-(.tvod (bivini; tlio
t(r,r In ensh
,014.10.38
408,100.! 0
27,100.80
Intoivsl, ilividonds.' ninl rents
revived (hiring Iho yrnr ....
"Income from ntlw-r Sst-urovs re
ceived during iho year . . . ... .
Tout ilUV.nie - .$8.410.052.8 1
DisunrBPiV.Onts
Losses pllid durinit Ills your. .'.3,T7'I,93.06
llivWleitfln ftniil ilnrilltf IllO Ve;ir
on enpunl KtocK .jtiy.uutM'u
Coinini-isi'iiis nnd nlaries paid
durinii the yenr .... J.20J, , Mb. J'J
Paxe. lieelifieR, flr.it fees ';iid , -. -
ilnrlnE the war -jau,4J.ja
iii"iiiM of nil other espendl-
lures . fiM.7U'.i.a;i
Tolnl expenditures . . . . .7,87.t),taS.83
Vnlne of rral eslnle owned $ r.47,f-nrt.O!)
Yiiliio ot stocks nnd . bonds
owned 7.'JSU.S07.1
Lonns on inoripnpes nnd count-
em!. oe. . .
ish in hinkfl and on hmd. . . .
1.833,C7f.0t
172.flli2.-l9
1,281,750.71
Premiums' in course of collec
tion nnd in trtiusnlisMon . . . .
rnl..rpl nnd rents due nnd lie-
erued rja.utn.n
Totnl assets .'. ". .11.837,740.27
Deposils .' .3S4. 000.00 . .
I. c speelnl deposits in ny slnlu 45,7S0.C
l.Uldlllies 808.839.08
Totnl nsKcts sdmitted in Oro- '
Kvn ii.73,"i.v
Listitlttics. '
Iteserve tor losses unpaid ..... $ 544.fi00.flo
Amoutit of unearned preniinms
on nil onl.imdiiiB risks .... 7,212.803.
lue for commission nnd lirokerftfre . Nil
All other HnMlities, Heserve for
tnxes nin! other llntdllties. . . 150,000.00
Special Reserve for nil eontin-
Item llahilliies 800.000.00
Totnl linliillllvs .$8,207,4(! t.Sl
Tninl in?urnnrp In force I)e-
Wr SI, mil I4, OOl, 1173, 11
muinesi in Oregon roc th Your
Tuliil rik wrillrn during tho
yi'iir $4.S3"i,R30.0O
nro livciiiHHin rorvtrcd (lurln
ilio yor
rrninliuni rolurnoil during'- rtiu
SO.412.77
10.657 S4
(18.2 19. 4
S4.eOS.03
I.osw i.aid durinit llio rear . . .
l.ot Incurred .hiring iho your
Totl Mnomit of rliks outititnd-
jt-.-ir ..
1 KNIGHTS GO
TO BAKER
has given us a selection for spring and summer that enables)
IVTXIN 1 VIN
OBDEIiS FOB HIS DEPARTURE RE
CEIVED IN MOTE
L'nsignciJ Letter to Strike Leader Or
i dcrs His J)epurture From City i
& S t, A, &, A. A Ss A S 4i 4i A A ,
NOTICE TO LEAVE GIVEN S-
$ ALEXANDER. .
. ihive flW04-';VtWB city ;
can do Very nicy without your
esteemed presence so take this
means of notifying ; you that if '
you are out of here by Jlonday J
8 next nothing will bo done but
should you refuse we will find
some way to take you out of' 5-
3 sight at least aud the altitude of -s-t:
bit li' city and couutv court von '
GIVEN NOTIC
im- t )cv will . admit makes it very favor
; : able- .Monday on No. C will do '-'
but. hot h'ei-, as after that the
v paiiers will lie served. - . .
" . CITIZEN'S', COMM ITTEE. . i '
A i :' -;- -' it- v.
Ordered , to leae immediately, 'on .
threals of forcible removal or prose
cution in courts, by a letter purport-1
ing to come from a ."Citizens' Commit' i
tee," L. G. Alexander, leader of the
striking shopmen's federation hero, ;
has defied his threateners to "do thei."
worst," and notwithstanding that th-J
time limit expressed In the note has.
expired, -Alexander is still in the city
aud says he intends to remain.
The letter has no date line, is writ
ten with typewriter and the signa
ture is in typewriting eliminating the
possibility of clues arising from hand-1
writing. The letter was addressed to '
"Fatty Alexander,' and came througn j
the mails in that way, reaching Air. i
Alexander speedily. "I defy the writer
totuake known his identity or to car
ry out' his threats," said Mr. Alexan
der this afternoon in commenting on
the reception of the note. "I havej
nothing to fear In the courts and cer- j
talnly have nothing to fear from thei
coward who wrote me that letter." I
. , Identity carefully Covered.
Every avenue known to escape do-.
lection was adopted and the most
Careful scrutiny of the missive fall -
t6 dact aii'jT irmrk of Ideiiliflcatlo'i. 1
Hi. AlexaiHler lias been on the strec.s ;
all afternoon nnd late today had, se.a ,
nothing more or heard anything that'
might lead him to believe his person V,
safety is in danger. ; ,
"t hve;i't "the least conception ci:
who wrote It but. I do say that 1 am ,
here and will reiterate my dell for j
any man or body of men to remove
me from La Grande." !
During his stay In La Grande which
is measured by the life of -the ma-'
chinist strike still under way, Alex
ander has been closely affiliated With '
the ndmlnlstratlo.: of local stril;-: '
matters and has taken active pari ! ,
throughout.- It is, Lvliovod the seml.v.
of the letter may be some disgruntled
personage who talced .tHe vigilante
feature or. another construct'on f'n;
might be plticed upon ItT is the likali-
hood of it lining ( 'i(. trick of sum
practical joker who thoitsht to nor
onlv frifihfen Alt:;Mi!-!V but also nut
! him 'to inconvenience.
The police have been advised of tha
matter an,l tha attention of ,Mayor
I Church has been called to the mis
sive.
The Time!
Friday and Saturday,
13th.
April 12 -and
iiiir in Oreiton lcc 3t, liui. 2,r,3i r.!5;t on
NATIOXAI, KIRK tVSrit.WOE COMPANY
Sicm'd by P. U. Siillmm. Seerpturv. .
Stnliltory ronident ceni-rnl intent mid ntlnrnpv
for i'rvice: C. E. Cuny, (Jpiii-ral Atent '
. a rc;-.il-,i- prescription. It ii'cimponcd of
"I had hpen troiiWed with constit.itlo- ' 16 'ff' V"11. '"own, eomhhicd with tho
i naa neon irouiiieu wun constipntlo . )09t blued r'lnflera, r.rtln? dlrecllv on tho
lor two yenis nd tried all of the best plmi . mucous suri -.rca. Ti;? pirfect e'omblnn
cinn in Bristol, Tcnn., nnd tliey oeuld" do , t'on of the two Ingredients Is what pro-
nothing for me," writes Thou. IX WilHiinif
Miiidleooni, Ky. "Tvo l-:si- a cer of Clinm
'.vrlr,n' Stonis-eli aid I.ncr T;.li!e!3 euro
me." For sale by oil dosler.
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DRINK
America's Best Mineral Water
It's Good for What Ails ;You
. 'JMlft
P" m P
'Tin-:
G0SSVI11 ('OltSKT:
THEY
LACE IX K1KIMV
.Model o. liossard, is for the woman I
nf I'u'.l proportions--. I
Let your next corint be a Ciossard'!
A trial fHtfiii w:tl convince you why
the "flossard rorsef' excel.-;. '
A comiiletci Hue of new models al- '
wa; s on hand. T'ncc $:1.50 to ?S t0.
3U1S. HOirr. I'ATTISOX.
I'Iioiio ltd Corsctiore.
Catarrh Caanot Be: Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATION;?, as they
ennnot reach t'ae .seat of t!ie tUsoac. Ca
torrh Is a blood cr constitutional disease,
nnd In onlrr to euro It yon must take In
ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is
taken Internally, aad nets directly upon
tho blood niul miK-uus BurCaccr. Hall's
Cntanh Cm o la not a cu:i-k mejieine. It
wns prescribed by one of the best phy
sicians In this coim:rv f- r verrs enl 'la
... . .-. ru.u vinicr-.oi rcsxir.a in curing
1 tHi-.MA ,c CO.. Tron.1.. Toledo, ft.
Take Haifa Family Pills for coustltjatlon.
know
as well as the head,
You'll notice the
;
The Store of
Style and Quality
SAM-0
Uptown office " Red 141;
, Residence phone Main- 25,.
E.LBUSSEV
No. 12
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" w Official 'K'ailonal' League "
Tho Official Ball of the World Scrisit 1
- :, $1.25 each -'
Cork
CORK
urn mil. mwrnm
r: BY VHB CHAMPIONS)
-''' All ike 'rig lcaRue tea-na- piny WltK A'
! CteU Center Ball tmi wear SpaJiiaJf t.
'J3.M Baa. VaiSomta f
nuri s-f;-i:s ct -nr.tii.il, ltCftftremem -ji ...
B.. l-rBe'-C!''of StwUinc Ctlogue,, Free -roi;uc3t
to ony AddrcflS-
"' A. Sof aisllsig & BrcS.
i5a Ccary Siroei Uasi Francisco
Vacuum
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imOLSTEKIXO
11 IIMTUKE REPA11MX0
MATTRESS ilAKIXG
I F. RELLIA'GER,
' PHONE RED 5C2.
The La Grand Commercial club h
announced the Intention to erect a m
story lire-proof office building, con
taining permanent quarters for
Commercial club. When the La Grana
boosters visited Rosehurg It wa
parent that there was some class i
the bunch, and this" building stunt W'
put them right up In the band wage'
at the head of the Commercial c'u
procession In Oregon. La 0ran"ev,,rl
talnly has some live wires. Rosefui .
Club Bulletin. "
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