The ISIS
Theatre
X FOUR HEEL PROGRAM OF
WELL PRODUCED PICTURES
SEVEN BARS OF GOLD.Melles
An interesting story of theft
and Jutsice. '.
THE FIVE SENSES .Vltagrayb
. Five little numorous com
ments on life. ,
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A STORY OF THE CIRCUS
............ .......... Edison
An Intelligent elephant gives
.much Interest to this picture.
THE SLIP ... .......... Sells"
A very clever detective story.
VOCAL ''. DUET Miss Garrkk
and Mr. Ferrln. :
ALKALI'S BEST BRONCHOS !
; BILLY '". . ': . . ... '. ... . Essauuy
Another good comedy. There's
a brisk,' snappy race.'The win-,
ner is a looser. ' ;
NOTICE: ON MAY 13 THE
ISIS WILL BE CLOSED.
WATCH ADD FOB DATE OF
OPE XING OF "SHERRY'S"
NEW THEATRE.
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LOCALS
f. "8 'i w ? "
H. T, Love, jeweler, 1212 Adams av.
Where do the smokers congregate 1
At Foley Bros. Why? First class
goods. , Perfect service, 8-16-tt
r '.'r-issit' . ; mj, o-
Lelghton Has Just
received his demonstrating motor
cycle. The Pope, the best and cheap
est on the market. If you are think
ing of buying a motorcycle see the
Pope before you buy. Lelghton's Gar
age.. . ; ' -
''Yoli know what a sale at West's
means." Then visit West's Mid Sea
son sale of suits, coats, dresses and
skirts.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY CAL
LING RED 8392 AND HAVE L. P. DAY
FIGURE ON YOUR PAINTING. RES.
IDENCE 191)1 U AVENFF. 8-80-tf
O O OO O O O O 00 o -o o o -
Dr. Darland, the chiropractor. All
diseases. Not drugs, surgery or os
teopathy. La Grande National Bank
Building. Red 3181.
Honey to Loan.
We are prepared to make Real Es
tate loans In any amount. La Grande
Investment company. . 3-22-tf
HOMESTEADS.
820 acre Homesteads; 820 acre des
ert claims) choice timber claim In
Wallowa comity. See 11. G. James nt
Savoy Hotel. 4-11-tf
Lelghton has just received a lawn
mower grinder, the latest thing out.
Bring him your lawn mower and let
him put It In first class shape. Lelgh
ton's Garage, 309 Fir street.
SWANSDOWN
CAKE
FLOUR
is composed of the best elements
extracted from the purest and
best winter wheat.
Yon will never full (o make
.an ideal cuke If you use this
flonr. One package contains
enough flour to make 12 angel
food cakes.
40t a Package
For Sale by
Pattison Bros.
Groceries.
Two Phones Mi.in 79 and Mnln
8ft.
Htsi a miu skasus - sale In
cludes every spring suit, coat, dress
and eklrt In the entire stock.
l-oo''
Miss C. M. Pratt, 1714 Sixth street.
Embroidery, stamping .lessons glvou
tree when materials are furnished. Or
der work done promptly. j' 4-32-6.
f The afternoon" Kaffec; Klatch will
r..cot Friday afteno'iu with Mrs. Mar
garet .Newlin., '
. Wood for aale, $2.00 per cord. Su
gar Factory.
, Gullfoye and Hoson, rapid Are com
edians at the Arcade.'
;' ; ' l ; For the Busy Man.
Merchants' lunch from 12 to 2
o'clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill. 2-16 tf
'.'A new lot of Initial steel engraved
paper. Only 50c per box. Newlin
Book and Stationery Co. , 4-29-3t
S $ $ 5Sg$iS.S$j3J
PROF. F. J. FREENOR Splnolo- i
gist and Healer. Successfully 3
treats all diseases. Rooms 4, 6, 4
and 7 over Solder's Store.
6 Phone Main 724, La Grande. . S
$
Typewriters: All kinds $16.00 up.
Expert repairing. Phone Main "13.
G. W. Fritz. ,'- - 4-30-Ct
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All kinds of . sporting goods at the
Newlin Book and Stationery Co. 1-29-3
&3$
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
S Sidewalk and basement work a 4
specialty. All my work done
5 : under my personal supervision. $
S 1605 Jefferson avenue.
$ , ' 0. 0. JOHNSON. 5
' '' . ' ",4-26-26t tl . '. 3
$!$'$4&'$&3$33t'S3
Will' Y. Stoddard is 'suffering with
severe burns on his hands following a
slight attack of blood poisoning. Af-
-ter treatments for the poisoning, he
sustained severe burns about both
hands and he Is unable to attend to
his duties at Perry today, :
The Elite theatre has on Its pro
gram ' a Gaumo'nt Animated Weekly
consisting of:
Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
Shuster Comes Home. Persia's for
mer treasurer-general returns to Am
erica. .'. ..' i '.'-"
Floods sweep old England.
New York "vamps" parade.
Great Are In Houston.
Emperor Wlrhelm's birthday.
Big Pennsylvania railroad wreck,
- Maine Heroes Burled.
Strikers' lots of Lawrence go visit
ing. T,Hte?t Paris fashions. ,
l'oafs go down In France.
Australian boys on world tot;
Skating to beat the Dutch.
Taft at Washington tomb.
Take your choice of our entire lino
of high grade suits, coats, skirts and
silk or worsted dresses at great reduc
tion in price. WEST'S.
PERSONALS.
J. J. Craig , of Enterprise was a
Foley guest this morning.
L. J. Ferguson, the Elgin potato
grower, was a La Grande visitor yes
terday evening, staying at the Foley.
E. H. Geyer was here from Walla
Walla, yesterday and this morning,
stopping at the Foley.
County Commissioner Cecil Gallo
way is here from Elgin attending the
meeting of the county court today.
William Bollons, superintendent of
the O.-W. was In La Grande this
morning transacting business mat
ters. N. E. Tmnaus and Dayton Taylor, of
Baker, are In the city today on busi
ness connected with the E. 0. L. & P.
company. .
SEEDS IN BULK
GARDEN and FIELD
ALFALFA SEED ...16c
GOOD QUALITY.
Waters- Stanchfield
Produce Go. Main 706
.Ray, Feed, Flour, Poultry Sup.
piles, Wood
1527 Jefferson Atoiiih..
You Will
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Clothes Can Be Made When
You Wear One Of Our Suits
Men who know good clothes at a glance and those
who have to leave the choosing of a right style and
fabric to the man who does the selling should investigate
the immense showing of new spring clothes at this store.
Come here and ask the salesman to show you the
particular kind of a suit you have in mind; let him tell
you why these clothes will hold their shape, why the
materials used are the best, why we are so particular
about having every garment made by experienced tail
ors.
If we can't, with this great stock of good clothes,
show you just what you want, whether the color be
blue, tan or gray, or the fabric of worsted, serge, flannel
or cassimere, we certainly won't expect you to buy.
Good Clothes, $10, $15, $20, $25 to $35
Cool Summer Shirts,
The kind that fit with comfort and give more ser
vice than you'd e peet. Both plain and plaited styles
are shown in the best percale, madras and crepe fab
rics, prettily patterned with stripes, checks, dots and
small figures and in the most enduring colors. $1.00,
$1.50 and $2.00. '
. Soft outing shirts, mercerized, soisette and silk
fabrics, collars to match and turn back cuffs, $1.00,
$2.00 and $3.00.
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BASEBALL SCORES YESTERDAY
Coast League.
R.H.E.
Portland 5 7 2
Vernon ........ 7 10 4
Harkness, Temple and Howley; Ra
leigh and Brown.
San Francisco .... 3 10 2
Sacramento ... , .... 13 1
Henley and Berry; Byram and Price
Northwestern League.
:.' ., .R.H.E.
Spokane ....................14 3
Tacoma .................... 3 10 2
Kraft, Frank and Devogt; Schmitz
and Ludwig. f
Seattle 8 10 3
Victoria 10 11 0
ingersoll and Shea; Concannon,
Narveson and Mack,
Vancouver'....... 0 6 4
Portland .. 9 12
Stanfleld, Belford and Lewis; Bloom
field apd Moore.
National League.
Chicago 5, Cincinnati 7. ,
All other games postponed; rain.
. American League.
Boston 6, Philadelphia 1.
Detroit 4, Chloago 3. -St.
Louis 3, Cleveland S. Washington-New
York game post
poned; rain.
Slnrls 'Railroad to Stoddard Mill.
Peter Hogenson of Perry, Oregon, a
railroad contractor, arrived In the city
last night with 15 men and left today
for Whitney where he will start to
build a mile and a half of road for
the Stoddard Brothers' Lumber com
pany. The road will connect their saw
mill with the timber and will be used
mainly for hauling logs. Mr. Hogen-
I ! son expects to put about 25 men on
i the construction work but cannot as
j yet estimate the time It will take. The
work, will be puBhed as fast as pos
' slble, however. Baker Herald. ;
Know How Good
TONEY & SCRANTON
The Store That Satisfies.
New Service on S. V. Railway.
A new train service and' schedule
goes Into effect on the Sumpter Valley
railroad today, whereby the trip to
Prairie City from Baker and return
may be made the same day, says the
Baker Democrat.
Under the new plan, the evening
train will leave here at 7 o'clock, ar
riving at Prairie at 12:25. Returning
will leave Prairie at 1:30 p. m., and
reach Baker at 6:05'. Passenger from
Burns and other Interior points under
the new service can reach Baker the
evening of the. same day they leave
home.
Central Association Starts.
Hannibal, Mo., May 1. With all tho
signs pointing' to an Interesting race
for the 1912 pennant, the baseball
clubs of the Central association ap
peared on the diamond today In the
Initial games of the season. Kewau
ncss plsypd at Monmouth, Galesburg
at Burlington, Muscatine at Keokuk
and the Ottuuiwa champions In this
city. A season, of 130 games will be
played, closing Labor day.
Wisconsin-Illinois League,
Rockford, 111., May 1. This was the
opening day of the season for the W'3
consIn.-IHInoIs Baseball league, Osh
kosh playing Its first game at Madi
son, Wausau'at A urora, Green Bay at
Racine and Appleton at Rockford, The
league circuit this year Is the same as
last, excepting that Wausau has the
franchise held last season by Fond du
Lac.
Oil Company Wants Leniency.
Jefferson City, Mo., May 1. The
state supreme court today was asked
to amend Its decree In the case of the
Standard Oil company In Indiana and
to allow the company to pay a fine of
$50,000. on show the trust connection
Get Your Straw Hat Here
Get your straw hat where the newest, best and
most favored styles come .from. .
Get it here and then you are sure to have no later
regrets. .
Come in at your convenience, look as long as you
like, try on as many, as you like. , We like to show
them and tell you about their good points.
has been dissolved. It. also asked thai
the company be- permitted to continue
in business In Missouri. Attorney
Hagerman represented the Standard
Oil company.
Trust Raises Wage Scale.
Glenn Falls, N. Y., May 1. An In
crease of wages amounting to 1 cent
an hour waB put into effect here today I
by the International Pgper company,
a so-called paper trust. The advance'
applies to all employes pa'.d on the
hourly basis, It will amount to $1G(',
000 yearly. The action was voluntary. '
Theological Library Dedicated
Cambridge, Mass., May 1. Today's
celebration of Founder's Day at the
Episcopal Theological School was
made notable by the dedication of the
new library presented to the school
by the late John Gordon Wright of
Boston. The principal speakers were
President Lowell of Harvard Univer
sity, Bishop Lawrence, a former dean
of the school and Professor Bliss Per
ry. New Head of Wilson College
Chambersburg, Pa., May 1. In the
presence of a notable gathering ofj
American educators Dr. Anna'J. Mc- j
Keag, formerly of the Wellesley Col
lege faculty, was Installed today as j
president of Wilson College. The;
principal address at the Inauguration
exorcises was delivered by President '
Ellen Fltz Pendleton of Wellesley.
Church Deputy Potentate. . j
Mayor W. J. Church, prominent in j
local Masonic circles, has been honor-
' ed with the duties of deputy potentate
' for this section of Oregon by the su
' preme head of the Mystic Shrlners at
Portland. The appointment
him today. ; .
reached
comioiiT nr
MICHAELS, STERN & I
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American Irish Historical Society.
South Bend, Ind.,:'. May 1. Many .
persons of prominence were In -at-
tendance today when the American
Irish Historical Society opened its an
naul convention at the University of
Notre Dame. Thomas Q.. Lee of Prov- , -ldence,
R. I., president-general of the
society, called the gathering to order
and President Cavanaugb of the unl-
varsity welcomed the visitors. The
sessions will continue several days..
Travelers in Session.
Darlington, S. C, May 1. Darling
toil Is entertaining for three days the
annual convention of the South Caro
lina division of the Travelers' Protect
ive association. The large attendance
and the elaborate entertainment pro
gram combine to give promise of the
most successful meeting ever held by
the organization In 'South Carolina.
VItt,, who Is making uite a hit In :
the Detroit outfield, was a star with
the San Francisco team last season.
SERIOUS
ILLNESS
necessitates serious
thought as to' who 'shall
prepare the medicines.
Our scientific service
and pure drugs insuro
correctly compounded,
effective remedies when
prescriptions arc
brought to us.
Red Cross
DRUG STORE