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LA GRANDE EVENING OUSERVfitt,' KATCllDAYJUNE 8, 1912.' -' A-.-
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.' E.DITOB AST) OWNEB. '
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sMered at U ioloffie at La Grand.
Oregon, as stxtiad Class Matter.
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ATTENTION IS NEEDED.
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Touching upoa a srery Important
nsftiect, that of school eLectious, State J
, flaperlniendent Alderman writes to
W newspapers , of Eastern Oregon
mring co-operation In lnatilllng ta
il In toe elections. As Mr. Alder,
, . , ft little attention Is often given to - ln a'a " ""Z,
IU tWe important (matter.; Every voter iff eldo'? a uroxid blonde a t-
nin nn wh i in nnnn inn WKrninu
will have to have dluutir. ' So all will
spread out their luud a undue some
pleasant shade, and enjoy dinner to
gether. "After a good dinner all will be In
the right frame of mind for selecting
the officers, and discussing school af
fairs. The patrons will have this
opportunity to investigate the condi
tions of the school hone and grounds
and . see what- repairs -.are needed;
whether the school house is properly
heated,' lighted' and ventilated, and
what ; books and . pictures' are moat
needed. Let us make June 17 a red
letter day for our district." '
Germany is going to tax cats so
much, we presume, per pur.
Eighteen million microbes have been
found on a one dollar bill. When the
microbes infest the one dollar bills
they become a real menace to. the gen
eral public. ' )
A 'York (state farmer i 1 advertises?
"For Sale A full blooded Jersey cow,
giving milk, (hree tons ' of bay, a lot
of chickens and three stoves." Some
cow, that - ' ; : : i i 1
Handed by Mr. Alderman Is the tol
,;MVIaga ). i . : i
"We do not attach sufficient Import
ance to our annual school meeting.
Ild year our annual meeting occurs
, esse 17. On Jills day one director
, m4 the clerk are to be elected' In
aery school district In Oregon, a
otter of much Importance to each
ssnmunlty. I should be very glad,
istdeed, to find that many of the Ore
9a school districts were making the
fay of the annual school' meeting an
ttsrportant occasion, and at the same
tame taking advantage of being togeth.
m to talk over the problems of the
ocheols.
The voting for director and clerk
fit take place at the school honse. It
should be remembered that women
-sJready bave the privilege of suffrage
la school elections.. If all the women
of the community' will pack their
fach baskets, and assemble at the I
artool house on the morning of June
rf. I am confident that the men will
there also when the sun reaches
die meridian: - Of course, the mem-
tars of the family under voting age
1 numbing has been declared a' sci
ence, but It seems as though plumb
tag pays almost too well for that.
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Arcade
Theatre
TAUDEVILLE TONIGHT.
BIEBOGLYrniCS
An Intensely Interesting life
portrayal by the Vltagraph Co.
1IFE AMONG THE MTJBVTS.
A short educational picture
with perfect photography.
XITAL8
A Sellg masterpiece. A play
f the sea, a love story played
en the shores of Southern Cali
fornia.
MIS WIFE'S WHIMS
A high European drama
; ten of aetl om and a good story.
tWB WOOING
'. An extremely fanny comedy
, Yj Bdleoa. Ton will Insgh at
f thU one.
MAB8HAXL GBEEMAWAT,'
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' Atonic and effects.
COOING
THE CR4ET DASH.
GOOD MUSIC
THIS DATE 1 HISTOUV.
June 8; i
1760 Henri Du Brlel de Pont Briand,
the last bishop of Canada un
der the French dominion, died
in Montreal. Morn in France
In 1709.
1775 Gov. Dunraore of Virginia left
Williamsburg, taking refuge on
a Uritish ship at Vorktown.
1829 Sir John Hillals, famous Eng
lish painter, born. Died Aug. 13,
1896.
1830 Oen. Henry Marty n Hoyt, gov-
- ernor of Pennsylvania 1879-83,
born In Kingston, Pa. Died In
Wllkes-Barre, Dec. 1, 1892.
18G1 Virginia troops transferred to
the confederates government ky
the governor.
iS8i Hailstones weighing one pound
fell at Laredo, Texas.
1110? Norwegian parliament proclaim
' td the dissolution of the union
with Sweden ;
"TDIS I SM V7 4T H BI KT H D A I."
Qen. George M. Sternberg.
Brig. Gen. George M. Sternberg, who
was at the head of the hospital and
medical service of the United States
at my, for many years, was born in
Otoego 'county, Now York, June 8,
18S8, and received his medical educa
tion at the New York College of Phy
sicians and Surgeons. He began his
army career at the bottom of the lad
der as assistant surgeon In 1861. In
1866 be was promoted to be a captain,
and iu 1893 he was elected to the post,
tlon of surgeon general. During the
civil war Gen. Sternberg served In
Gen. Banks expedition and was In
charge of the general hospital at
Cleveland when peace was declared.
He was a member of the Havana yel
low fev.er commission In 1879 and dl
tected the medical service during the
war with Spain in 1898. He was re
tired for age in 1902.
Reduced prices Ion scores I of bright new articles for 'spring and summer
wear is attracting many customers who recognize real economy. Come
today. . 1 .;'. VM: ..v.;
Silk Glove Sale
Three phenomenal
specials in "Kaiser"
and "Centemere,' silk
gloves
50c Short Silk Gloves
35c
75c Short Silk Gloves
55c
PLATS AND PLATEBH.
Mabel Taliaferro wrote her" own
sketch, "The Return of Tori San."
It Is said that Frits! Scheff U to
star In a revival of "Mile. Modiste."
One of the early production of next
fall wIM be. "A Garden of Girls." ,
Nora Bayee and Jack Norworth may
play a. London engagement next fall.
Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree la to
have a Shakespearean season in Parts.
Marie Dreesler Is resting at her
farm up in the mountains of Vermont
Mrs. Sol Smith will soon celebrate
her 50th anniversary on the stage.
Eugenie Blair is in vaudeville in a
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A Working Capital of Over
$215,000.00 Inspires Confidence in This Bank.
Tho stability of this Institution,
The substantial men behind It,
Its rcputatloa for progreaslveness,
lie lsrce loaning capacity
V fj'lrlt of accommodation.
vtra-ted customers who' .:-
legate over 1700,-
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CCO 00.
rromnte your Interests hv sllylng yourself as a depositor with
this strong and successful Institution.
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
CAPITAL ... $ 100,000.00
SURPLUS . . . 115.000.00
RESOURCES . . . 1.000,000.00
United States Depository
$f.25 Long Silk Gloves . 79c
Reinforced through
out and wit!) double
fingertips. An ex
cellent assortment of
colors to choose from
Mostly small sizes.
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f.v
Three Big Millinery
'Specials
Lot 1 1
$3.50
Lot 2
$5.00
Lot 3
$6.90
Everyone of these offerings
reduced far below the regular
prices. All the popular new
styles in sailors, derbys and
pattern hats
DON'T MISS THIS
The new wash Norfolks
and Middys are Here
These popular warm weather gar
ments in many attractive new styles.
You cannot afford to make them for
ths price . . ... . $1.50
New Messaline Petti
coats $2.98
Shades tomach any dress in these
new petticoats. See them in our
dry goods window today
Special Oxford Sale
Ladies Oxfords 98c. AH sizes and
all widths. Values up to $4.00
Men's Oxfords $1.25. Regular $3.50
to $4.00 values. Men's Oxfords
$1.98. Regular $4.00 to $5.00 values
ANNUAL MID-SEASON SALE
Ladies Suits-Ladies Coats-Ladies Dresses-Ladies Skirts
! . ....
- You know wh' t a sale at Wests Means.
N. K. WEST, The Quality Store
playlet called "A. Girl From ' the
East." ' ,K
Henry Q. Rowland's noyel, "The Ap
ple of Discord," Is soon to be drama
tiled. , i
William H. Crane next year Till re
sume his tour in "The Senator Keeps
Hpuse." . , j .'.'
"Kismet" has done so well la ! this
country tbat it Is to. be produced In
Berlin. X '
Marie Tempest may appear on. her
tour here In Arnold Bennett's "Honey
moon.", j J! "'
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In the late summer or early In the
coming fall "Freckles" Is to be put
on In Chicago for a run. . i
Leo Dietiichstein Is to adapt a Ger
man play which David Betas oo will
produce some time next seasoq.
Margaret Anglln is booked to play
a two-weeks' engagement In San Fran
cisco, her play to be "Green Stock
ings." Fannie Ward will star under the
management and direction of Charles
(Misard
The luxury of a Gossard cor
set is a Real Economy. 1
Your satisfaction with them
and a knowledge that you
have the best is worth many
' times the price.
They are durable and are
made of the best materials.
The steels will not rust They
are guaranteed. A complete
line always on hand. Prices
$3.50 to $8.50
MRS. ROBT. PATTISON,
Phone Red 3221. Corsetiere.
B. Dillingham for the next three years.
Two - English companies will pre
sent the late London success ''Mile
stones,'' In New York and Chicago the
next season. ' .;-
j Augustus Thomas . has. decided to
change the name of his latest play
from "When It Comee Home" to "The
Model"
Henry E. Dixey Is to appear next
season under the management, of Co
han and Harris, In a new farce by
Frances Nordstrom, called "Room1 44."
The belated production of Franz
Lehars opera, "The Man With Three
Wives,? la promised for next .fall. The
American rights are held by the Shu-
We have a new filling mater-,
lal for front teeth. It will pleas ,
you. No gold to show and the
color of the tooth perfectly pre.
StMvcd. It has been the dream,
of dentists for years and at last -,
it Is true that we have a per-,
feet Ailing, one that does; not.
offend the eye and perfectly re-. ,
stores the tooth to as near nor-; .
nial as possible. The next t)me
you visit your dentist Insist on
knowing more about It j'
DR. STEVENSON ;
If IU I II' I' 'II 1 'I MM I 1 1 11 1 1 I
HALF OF T0UB LIFE
Is spent In year werthg etothes
Are job satisfied wHh the kind
yon are wfarisRt Toi will be
more than saMsfled if yea wear
DATS' BIG FITS BEAM)
berts. . ,
Winona Shannon, a sister of Effle
Shannon, has been engaged to play
the leading role In the first company
which will present "A Butterfly en the
Wheel," on tour next season.
Hew Garage Opens.
W. B. Anderson has opened a gar
age at 405 Greenwood and will handle
tJt Mitchell car in conjunction with
Mr. Bee of Cove. Mr. Anderson U
so.e proprietor of the business In this
ciiy, however, and will do all, kinds
of repair ,,'ork besides operating a
paint shop In connection with his oth
er business
Mowing the Lawn
Well, it would not be half so hard if you
would take the mower and have it sharpened
" t.-.:.i,.i.aLi:to.-,' "
LEIGHTON
Grii them this factory way, hence his de
cided s iccess, See him at once and save
muscle ' d cuss words.
Washington St. Between Fir and 6th
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