La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 06, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text:.:o. TACK FIVE a. l .1 i 4 TkejSib theatre A FOUR KEEL FROGHAM Or WELL PRODUCED PICTURES SAUL AD DAVID. . . , . . ... . G. l't C.) A. masterpiece " of coloring, this biblical picture tells, a story that 4s well known. . . .. LULU'S "ANARCHIST . . ... Yltagruiih The anarchist Is 'only a rapid change artist rehearsing. Com edy and Its a "Lulu." PATHE'SWEEKLY .....No. 13 Thte weekly topical has a very large number of Items and they cover wide Interest. SONG . . . ... . . By MR. FERMN EPIDEMIC IN PARADISE GULCH Selig . Not measles nor mumps. Just ordinary "cowboy"' misery. NOTICE: ON MAT 12 THE ISIS MILL BE, CLOSED. WATCH ADD FOB DATE OF OPENING OF "SHERRI'S" NEW THEATRE. 'j-. t if if' J $ ' ;' . ' LOCALS s 's e i s s H. T. Love, jeweler, Adams av. Where do the smokers congregate! At Foley Bros. Why? First class goods. Perfect service. 2-16-tt Lelghton Has Just received his demonstrating motoi- cycle. The Pope, the best and cheap- st on the market. If you are think- 'ing of buying a motorcycle see .the Pope before you buy. Leighton's Gar age. . Cnn HTn T.-nll.r n - G'l l.rofth n,na'a ffmill- tain and have him mix you one oi those delicious soda water drinks. 4-6- 2t. ;" v -O YOU CAN SATE MONEY BY CAL LING RED 3892 AND HAVE L. P. DAY FIGURE ON YOUR PAINTING. RES. IDENCE 1901 U AVENTTO. 3-SO-tf O O 00 00 0 0 0 O 0 0 O-r-0 Dr. Darland, the chiropractor. All diseases. Not drugs, surgery or os teopathy. La Grande National Bank Building. Red 318JL Lelghton has just received a lawa mower grinder, the latest thing out. Bring him your lawn mower and let him put it in first class shape. Leigh ton's Garage, 309 Fir street:'. Going To Take Pictures 4This Spring , If you have had the matter In mind it's time now to act. Let us show, -you what splendid cameras little money will buy and hojr little It will cost for a complete picture-making out flt. Our stock contains everything- necessary. You'll probably find a camera to suit you in our line of KODAKS The' line Is so varied thai it affords selection at prices all the way from $1.00 to . $35.00. Kodaks are certainly the cam eras for beginners because they reduce the work of picture mak ing to the minimum, i Get your camera early. Red Gross . Drug Store 1 IS VOIH NAME IN THE TELE PHONE DlItEC'TOUYl Our new bunk irues to mess Muv 12 II ud we hlinnld lie iiutiiifii of ail) changes oroiiiiiixluiii before t!nt date. HOME IJiDEPESHtfVf TELEPHONE' COMPANY. . 5-ito5-lltb. . I O O ' ' It will pay you- to read The Toggery Ad. . ,, .' 5-6-2tf ' . o o ; , 1 ' vuuld like to see the case of asth ma or "heart disease I v.ai.i.0; cure. Prof. F. J. Freener, over Solder's store, . v ; 5-t-lwl; WEST'S MID SEASON SALE in cludes every spring suit, coat, dress and skirt iu the eulire stock. Just try the expert mixer of soda fountain drinks, Mr! Kelly, at Stlver- thorne s Family Drug Store. 4-6-2t For the Bnsjr Man. Merchants' lunch from 12 o'clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill. to 2 2-16 tf Tonight last chance to see "The Boys on the Diamond S. Ranch. $ $ $ g 3 3 $ $-$ $ $ w ruur. r. i. ruisKsutt spmoio- . gist and Healer. Successfully $ treats all diseases. Booms 4, 5, 8 aud 7 over Solder's Store. $ Phone Main 724, La Grande. ??jj.$$j$$($ It will pay you to read The Toggery Ad. 5-6-2tf o o ?SjS5S$g.5$'S.$.es: S CEMENT C0NTBACT0B Sidewalk and basement worlt n S siioclalty. . AH my work douo S S under my personal supervision. ? S 1005 Jefferson aVentic. $ - O.0.J0HNS0N. S ' Y ' 4-26-2Gt tl S $0S$i4 .. o o Women's Black and Brown Velvet pumps at Gelbel's. o o- , Typewriters: All kinds $15.00 up. Expert repairing. Phone Main 713. G. W. Fritz. - , ' 4-H0-Ct Nicest lines of summer shojs in La t-.r..rirte at Gelbel's. , n -'- o o . Take your chofce of our entire line of high grade suits, coats, skirts and silk or worsted dresses at great reduc tion in price. WEST'S. o o It will pay you to read The Toggery Ad. . sr- 5-6-2tf SUMMER SESSION. La Grande Business College Modern, Progressive, Practical. En roll at any'tlme. Reduced rates. o o Wood for sale, $2.00 per cord. Su gar Factory. . . . -..-' OO ' "You know what a sale at West's means." - Then visit West's Mid Sea- SNOWDRIFT FLOUR Always Satisfies We deliver anywhere in Town Waters- Stnchfield Produce Co. Ma"706 .nny, Feed, Flour, Poultry Sup. plies, Wood. '1527 Jefferson Avenue. in............ The Advantages Of Barrington S Hall Steel-Cut I COFFEE I No dust or chaff to make the i . coffee muddy and bitf'T. Tho j granules of llaker-Ized Coffee yield thpir flavor evenly. . ... i V.'.rt 's over-slceped. i The result, a cup. of pure and ! delicious coffee. - J 50c A POUND j SOLE AGENTS. Pattison Bros; GROCERY Two Phones .lli.ln 79 and Main 80. son sale. of suits, coats, dressea and skirls. i'ipi(li(l headway is being uwJa on the new theatre building In tlie postH office block to be occupied by the Isis -theatre as booh after the loth instant tis possible. The lsig will be ciosud utxt Sunday when morliig days coai me.ice, Workmen are completing the ventilating systsin which is said to be pai excellence. Seed potatoes, $1.00 per sack. Sec '. 0. Ramsey. . 5-6-tf SEE "THE BOYS ON THE DIA MOND S. AN I'll" ARCADE. o o Over 1,000 letters addressed to wa ter u&ers.in the Powder' valley dis trict, and deallug with important issues in the water squabble now on, were sent out from Water Superin tendent Cochran's office this morning. All kinds and sizes of white Shoes at Geibel'8. i Y " ' ' , PEBSONALS. ; F. J. Baker was here from Wallowa over Sunday, a guest at the Foley. William Bard was here from Uuker this morning, a guest at the Summer. E. L, Mcintosh and daughter,, Miss Foiu, of Union, were in the city, Sun day. Attorney J, A. Burleigh was over from Enterprise Saturday afternoon staying at the Foley. ' J. W. Crowley, foreman at the Pal mer lumber camps stopped at the Sommer hotel yesterday. a - VC. tr. Henderson, oj Walla Walla, was a guest in the city Sunday, stop ping at the Foley. . , Mr, and Mrs. Fred B. Currey came over from ot Lake this morning, and are spending the day here. Archie Malcolm was' an Echo guest in the city this morning transacting business matters and making the Foley his headquarters. Mrs. Robert Eakln, wife of Jusi co Eakin of the supreme bench, is here from Salem visiting her son,' Attor ney Eakln, friends and relatives Mrs. F. Whiting ot Elgm, Gertrude and Grace Warnock of Joseph and Maggie Shlnn of Joseph were Som mer hotel guests yesterday. , . Y d.rcuit Judge J. W. Knowles went to rendleton today to sit in the War ren will case as presiding judge for Judge Phelps. Daniel Boyd and D. W. Sheahan, re publican and democratic presidential convention delegates respectively, were at the Fcjjey Saturday evening from Enterprise, their home. . Miss Irma Aiklne arrived .. home from Portland this morning. ! She was called to the metropolis by die criti cal illness of her mother, who is now : cported to be recovering slowly. George T. Cochran, water superin tendent for the. second district, left jepterday monlng for Salem where he sits as . a member of the board of control to litigate and adjudicate Wil low Creek water rights. . J. H. Peare and Bruce Dennis ar rived home this morning from Port land where' they attended the state central committee meeting and where Mr. Dennis was named state chair man. Saved Child From Death. "After our child had suffered from severe bronchial trouble for a year," worte G. T. Richardson, of Richard son's Mills, Ala., "we feared It had consumption. It had a bad cough all the time. We tried many remedies without avail, and doctor's medicine seemed as useless. Finally we tried Dr. King's TS'ew Discovery, and are pleased to say that one bottle effected a complete cureand our child Is again strong and healthy.'' For coughs, colds, hoarseness, lagrlppe, asthma, croup apd sore hums, It's the most In fallible remedy that's made. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guar anteed by all druggists. ' j 3 $ S T - f '.f ? puofissioxai, laiiixTfinv J.-S v . ? s. v PHYSIC'IAXS AND SURGEONS OR. M". Ki HALL Physician ae.U Sui j geon. Cor. Adams avu and Depoi j tit. Phone, Main 23. - S. MOL1TOK, . Al. U Phyaieiau an. " Surgeon. Corner Adams Ave. ana Depot St. Phones: Office, Main 68 Residence, 69. . ; . A. L. RICHARDSON, M. D. J. W. LOUGHLIN, M. D. Y " i Drs. Richardson & Lnughllu, . Physicians, and Surgeon ' Phone Office Black 1362. Dr. Richardson' Res. Main 65. Dr.' Loughlln's Res. Main 757 ' O. H. UPTON, Ph. G. M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Special attention to Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat. Offlct in La Grande National Bank Build ing. Phones: Office iilaln 2; Resi dence Mala 32. , DR. H. L. UNDERWOOD Diseases f the eye a specialty. :. DR. DORA J. WJDERWOOD Diseases of women and children. Offices; Adams avenue, over Wright Drug Co. GEO. W. ZIMMERMAN Osteopath Physician. Over Lilly's Hard war f store. Phone Main 63. Successor to Dr. F. E. Moore. VETERINARY. UK, P. A. CHARLTON, Veterinary Sur geon. Office at Hill's Drug store, La Grande. Residence Phone, ReO 701; Office Phone, Black 1361; In dependent Phone 63; Both Phonet at Residence. . . ." ATTORNEYS AT LAW COCHRAN & COCHRAN Attorneys '"'has. E. Cochran and Geo. T. Coch ran. La Grande National Bank Building, La Grande, Oregon. T H. CRAWFORD ROBT. S. EAKIN CRAWFORD & EAKIN Attorneys it law. Practices in all tho courts of the state and United States. Of fice in La Grande National Bank Building, La Grande, Oregou. CONDUCTORS WILL BID Spirited Bidding for New local Pas--' songer Run Lnsfinpr 15 Bays Advertisements have been posted for the old-time, passenger conductors who may want the new La Grande- Baker local run. Jack Kerr took the train out yesterday. In 15 days the oldest man asking for .the. job will be given the permanent run and. consid erable speculation prevails as to who will ask for It. The main line pas senger conductors are all in line for the joband rumors have it that Chas. Norris is going to answer the adver tisement in which event, if successful, he will return to La Grande from Pen dleton where he is now loeated. On tho return trip last night the local carried 150 passengers- out of Baker. ' - Now Is the time to gt rid of your rheumatism. You can do it by apply ing Chamberlain's Liniment and mas saging the parts freely at each appli cation. For sale by all dealers! RITCLITHIC MAKES GOOD Popular Paving Strongly Endorsed by Ex-Mayor of Boise That BItulithic, paving is worthy of the strongest claims ever made (pr it THIS IS Nemo Week All Over America We're introducing the latest and greatest invent ions in corset making. N. YK. WEST The Quality Store "SEE THE WINDOW" 4 BES!Era!3HSffiE3S33 iSi .-Clothes Made Collegian Clothes -have a quality' built into them which the average clothes-maker leaves to the higher class of custom tailors. Every phase in the making of these gar ments has been in the-hands of tailormen who, by their ability and experience, have stamped themselves as masters of their craft. The patterns and colorings for Spring will irresistibly appeal to men who are desirous of being fashionably, yet econ omically, dad, . y 1 COLLEGIAN CLOTHES are on an even plane with tailored-to-order clothes at double the price we ask. Make Your Selection Now Ask Broso; by those advocating Its use, is proven by the unqualified endorsement given this popular paving after years of wear, by men who are town builders, who realize that the best material Is! the cheapest in the long run. The following letter from Ex-Mayor Pin ney, of Boise, is one among many such letters: . - . - - Pinney Theatre, J, A, Pinney, Owner.- Boise, Idaho, April II, 1912. v To whom it may concern: I wish to say that we have used bltullthlc 'pave ment in Boise for the past six years and from all appearances It does not show any. wear, and the repair work on the same has been practically noth ing, and the best of all, the horses can travel without fear of slipping in icy weather. This is more than we SPECIAL Oxford Shoe S M L E $4, $5 and $6 Values for $2.50 THEY The To can say for out aitphal pavement, or any other pavement, and would rec ommend to any city or town where they are thinking of doing any paving, to put down the bltullthlc by all means, Tho expense may be a little greater at the start, but at the end' of five years you will find, as we have loiind It here, one of tho cheapest and best pavements any one could put down. - I would gladly refer any one to the. pavement which we have in Boise a? the present time. Yours truly, . (Signed) JAM Eld A. PINNEY, . Adv.-U Ex-Mayor Boise. vWanted Dining room girl. Grande Ronde Hospital.. Apply 5-6-6t ALL GO n- ft f , J . J r m t 1. 1 .