La Grande evening observer., May 25, 1912, Image 4

T,A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1912.
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THE OBSERVER
BRUCE DEN NiS
rones aid oinrra.
J aid w iu i pdiag it in pcra&Aaeot J
Tit five JKry atrBetore u to o laor-i
Iotsgily nwlr as fire proof. ltQ
tix3 will be the bt fcuildlag i-ir.
i tveea. portia aaa iew -
'"'. . , jfr. Foley wa t.-Ufc hotel basiaaasiCO
K.urrd st a t Lft Graft-. th4 bU, tf
Ore. M seeeaft dftft asttcc s Portias,! aal Boise aad for! "
1 jwss lie Foley aei earned that dift-
: tiacoe. 4iiowtX w kwi m w
Ecbnomical" Shoppers TakfAdyantage
of These Savings on Seasonblejjffhandjse
hi
. siRs;iarno5 bates.
Wj, w
fa iiai sua wbo erected ts
iest koteJ. fa ia iatersor coaatry wills
kniMiKf thai rake I
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Ih sis&e honor a did Vi hotel baild-j
ia la ve&ra trace by.. ' ! A
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Ll GiU-S COSSTI MUiTBT j" VS ,"2 STS
CBOWTH, ' May tier reached for the Irac-
. ' tioca! yirt of TSe aaoBtX -:
r t. ,. . rf,- to mjte Be4eoe are beias erected an or-
uVlgl d U LSfer er tie ty. .Hew root, are erery-
w t tlaim eaoraiow bas-oue. rerfica teprwremeat te
vrr. " " r,;; um daim,: tier
flL th ilfat OC usoiTiumi. iaa; , - . .
dtTice to foilow ta e wae or e'T7 1 T TZCZZJ Tv.Ttl rt real
claim ssaae-ia axe hbtoi . . I r"-TlZ. r - rAli. ntmx
aVp .'al a the rotoe rfJ-: ?h"
boom and .! the ewatry tarrosnd-i ready moaer prodoced by W
torta. woally b, a Urtle la the;c! octi. which, J4?
lead of tha eily. Thia (woditloa lf Tolaaie of awaey prodwed by th Ure
a more jfeferaMe thaa W hare Wk. asrtenltsral. frait and Imnber
tM city baflt far aiead of tfc eonatry ! boftBeaaf
aa Ik too oftea the eae. j i-ft tp. BRPTS!"
Acsraae of eaBJtaot growth taTe yT y.x -it grt me great paia
titi S'.t stnizkt la tie fae The?
growth will oat b becasa taes are
worlds g acaetssftg to aeii propercy, w
Seat ftocks aad bocii or to catch the
flew trsasSeat doHara wtuMi may ha?
pea to esioe thia way. Bet it w31 be
ft growth t&at ia demanded by the cooa
bmm of the city ad ti valley -
Fur ms tlase we hae been aliort
os office ru fcere. TSU year will
nee the conajslettoa of a Ct atory
baild!g 07?ott tSe Foley ho.i Tbfa
Arcade
Theatre
C0XP1ETX CHA56E TOD.IT.
PUX1SHXE T.
A Bfograph dra-ra acd op to
their woal aiaadard of ezcel
lesce. Perfect pfrotosraphy.
IS iPTEB VfclB
On of LoUa'l beat ro-a5ie4.
DAD LOZIEE,
Champion bone player. A
aortlty of ft" klad
. BOSS OF IXSBEB CA3RP 0 I
Tfce featare Ulm. A plctaie
acted aod pbotograpbed among
.the big Inaiber eampa of oorth
era Maine. " ' wfca
IETP TO TAHITI
A abort educational picture.
BESSIE'S TEXA
A oocaedy of eoaiedlea. a
icmn from start to finlah.
Dsat ! tWa one.
BAESIiALL 6BEE5AWAT,
Tew X1e and fsnd efferts.
to dickM the fact that Mr. Eooaerelt
Is -a foilUcal neurotic"
Mr. RooTe!t: "It grieres me be
yond meaaore to confess that Mr. Taft
ts a po&rieai tesoa ' . ;
Mr. TafS: "It wriEga nsy heart
atriE? to denounce my predecessor
as a bUUct desaagosue."
Kr. Eoosereit: I aaa deioUted by
the 'JtcstT of aamas5dng my sac
cfriior a tie world's greatest glasa
crash."
M- Taft: "Koweier pairfal it may
be, the tone has come to say that Mr.
Rorjeerelt ougtt not to fco eieeted keep
Mr. BoosereU: "Thought It break (
my heart. I can no longer withhoW
the plsia Inst tthat as a jresdeat Mr.
Tafi is a great g!f player.- Chf?o
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LADIES OXFORDS
$L48.
See them in our ladirs
shoe dept. today. Sold
regularly from- $2.50
to $4jOO pair. All col
ors, all sizes. Your
choice
$1.48
MEN'S OXFORD SPECIALS
LotNo.l
consists of oxfords that sold regular
laxly from $3.50 to $4.00 in both tan
and black leather. Your size is here
too. - .
$L25 Pair.
Lot No. 2
.Rej?ular $4.00 and $5.00 patent, calf
skin and tan oxfords. ; Both button
and lace styles. All sizes. ; ? ; h:
$1.98 Pair. :
-YOTJB CHOICE
of any hat in the window. Hats
that .sold as high as $10.00 each
:y WINDOW
YOUR CHOICE
of many other newest spring
and summer stylea at just as
great reductions in bur milli
nery department, i ;
Mid-Sesaon Sale
Entire line Suits, Coats, Skirts, "Silk
and Wool" Dresses. Reduced prices
on every garment none reserved.
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WE
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5' rears ia prison. He made a mis-Uriels. Speaker Clark la beliered to bsolately
nrvf ffllDf into j-uilouciyii" . "
politics. - '
, William ircMarrar, general passen
ger agent for the O.-W. R. & N. said
ia his speehe3 !a Wallowa county
reatlr that the raflroad and Buf
falo Vernon made the Pendleton- ronnd
So long as the moving picture films
hold out the world at large will know
that there is still a war between
Turkey and Italy.
H. K. Thaw "want3 to get out of
Matleawan and the fact is being print
ed as news by some of the papers.
A theologian says there is no cook
. : lo.im. . Then it will not be
falo Vernon made the Pendleton- ronnd ' man pwpie.
up and that Vernon and tbe railroad reaiiy " 11 '
-milrf mnU the L'nion horse show
Fine. It might be well for the fair
association to negotiate with railroad
and Vernon for the fair this fall.
Without band concefls this summer
the new amusement park, which will
oe better mown as we lair jiuuum,
im n ka itfimnliii a Cmnde has! ' -
a good band the best In Eastern Ore
nn si nmxnt and it Li no to the City
.tinuiri and maintain it. which will
be done with the Tery best of hnmor
and good feeling.
-- Beauchamp Clark seems to be do
ing a little Setter than was expected
among the masses, in spite of his
first came.
THIS DATE IX HI3T0BT.
only question appears to be whether,
the delegates shall be Instructed for
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mm or snail eo to ttauuuore nnoum
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Bottled iflBogj
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Colonel Goethals in charge of the
construction of the Panama canal,
may resign rather than remain to oc-Art-iVa
th0 nrvTiincr of the canal with
out a properly trained administratlre
force.
Eighteen teams are working on the
race track at the new fair grounds.
Contracts bare been let for the fenc
n n4 the rrand stand. This looks
like a permanent fair and race meet
sure enoigti.
A Philadelphia burglar sentenced
A ' Working Capital of Over
t2UjffX)M Inspires Confidence in This Bank.
The sW!!ty of a' !ut.tdoa.
The sulif-e.ntlal nves bilt& it, ' ' .' .' ':: .'
Its repvtatlon lor i-rogrtM.;Tais, ; ' -i
Its larist losnlag eawU?
Ivs splrtl of accons2axUt'i.
Have a'trat ted coi'.osm -:oiu aggregate orar $700,-
000.00.
Promote your interetu br Kjr i, ,-..,f,if s a depositor with
thiit strong and succesila! luv .vlot.
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
. CAPITAL ... $ 100.000 00
SURPLUS . . . 115,000.00
RESOURCES . . . 1,000,000.00
United States Depository
instructions.
Other events on th.- '"tlcal calen
dar for the week will .- iide the dem
ocratic presidential 'rence pri
maries in Rhode It!- !, the demo-
name !Iontana's eiirht 'leiec'tes to
Baltimore, the democral and repBb-(
ratify the results of thr rcent prl- ElliifcW
marles and the Arlzon -epublican Since 1780
convention to select si i. -legates to
Chicago.
Tha annual MllTOlirlnn nf the Na
tional Association for the Stndy andi
Prevention of ToDercoiosis,- wnicn
will meet in Washington, and the
fnnrfh annual conference on city
j , , trA -o' planning, in boston, win oe among
-James vvnuneia '" -j the notable gatherings of the week,
fourth Roman Catholic arch- nt interest on this
bishop of Baltimore ,rnm!side of the, Atlantic will be the 18th
1845-Sir John Franklin sailed from, foneressi of American-"
England on his last expedition, assemble In London
m -w w m m A dK. ' J m
LA GRAXPE, 0BEG0X.
.... - , isxs, wnicn will asseuioie iu wjuuuu
to the Arctic. ..'.! Monday, and the meeting in Milan of
1862-Cocfederates under Gen. Stone-j Brgt lnt4rnatlonal technical con-
wall Jackson drove ueu. greeg for- the preTention ot accidents
from Winchester. .land inlnrv to laborers and for Indus-
1892-SiWer anniversary of eDrassa . h,.ne rnited states wm
Blhrae1 t Lincoln. !. v-.i. i
..iAt.Mtai t T.inpnln
LMbUI 1. V VI u.
jgjO Rosa Bonheur, famous French
painter, died. Born March 22,
k 1S22.
1911 President Diaz of Mexico re
signed and Minister De la Barra
was inaugurated v. provisional
president
"THIS IS T 69TH BIRTHDAY."
General Bennett H. Young.
General Bennett H. Young, the new
commander in chief of the United
Confederate Veterans, was born in
Nlcholasvllle, Ky., May 25, 1843. He
attened Centre college. Danville Ky.,
and Queen's college, Toronto and la
ter graduated from the law depart
ment or Queen's college, Belfast, Ire
land. He served In the Confederate
States army under Gen. John H. Mor
gan and conducted the historic St
Alban's F.aid. General Young has four
boast he sometimes makes. These
are: "I never swore an oath; I never
tVld a lie; I never drank whiskey; I
never touched a card."
ws F6Tet For the Coming Week
Washington, u. u. . way
coming week will see the beginning of
the end of the contests for the presi
dential nominations, so far as the
election of delegates to the national
Mncrnsit Interest will
LUUICHllvu - - -
center chiefly In the presidential pre
ference prlmariea to oe neiu iu ow
Jersey Tuesday. The contest be
tween Taft and Roosevelt Is similar
to the contests always fought out in
M.....hiiaf nnd Marrland. the oth
er two eastern states In which gener
al primaries have been neia, ana n
the general belief that the victor In
nwamnr Wnndrow Wilson t0:
teenre the solid Indorsement of his,!
home lUte against the strenuous ef-i J
fort of his opponents to split tne aei-
Socky.'s 2i delegates to the
democratic 'national convention will
be chosen In Louisville Wednesday
The state convention, which will name
the foor dolegate at large, will be
preceded In the forenoon by the con
ventions of the U congressional dls-
ho ronroMmtprl nt hnth pafherinsrs.
The German squadron, consisting of
the flagship Moltke and the cruisers
Stettin and Bremen, is due to arrive
off Cape Henry Thursday: The ves
sels will remain off the capes until
the following Monday, when they will
enter Hampton Roads.
. Complete Equipment lor Reseti'ng and Repairing
Rubber Buggy Tires
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D., FITZGERALD, Proprietor
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY
REAL ESTATE WANTED
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Do you want to sell your fruit ranch?
Do you wani ic sell your city properly?
LIST IT WITH US WE WILL GET YOU RESULTS
PUT 'A FAIR PRICE ON IT AND LET US SELL IT FOR YOU
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- in to see us.
E. S. Givens Investment Co. La Grande National Bank Bldg.
TWO OTAIUNP
are very tempting, if they be tws
plates of our pure, delicious and re
fresVing Ice Cream, which we guar
antee to be perfect in every respect.
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