La Grande evening observer., June 08, 1912, Image 8

AGB EIGHT
SATtnDAY, JUNE 8, 1912.
.The Elite
THEATRE
A Home Show Owned
By Home People. Our
Profits Remain Here
FLT1KG TO FOHTUNE :
Ttmobonxer
A eensational airship story, '
BUS COED TV. . .'. . '. . . '. Majestic
How a pretty girl "puts one
over" on tier admlren. A de
lightful comedy, .. ;
THE DEBIEB ......... Bison
In two complete reels. A fea
ture of the 101 ranch replete
with thrills. : A atlrrlog tale of
heroism and cowardice.
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Illustrated Sonir Mrn. I. F,
. , Sinclair.
SOCIETY AND CHURCHES
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A Topic, Alterative end Kmolvrnt. Tlie
brat remedy for Kidneya, Liver end Bowela.
Kradicatea Pimples, Eruptions and Disorders
of tbe Skin. Purifies the Blood sod gives
Tone, Strength sod Vigor to the entire svslem.
WiLb hot weather bsflDa a lull In
society clrclea which will continue
throughout the summer. Many of the
prominent society people will seek
cooler climes and places of recreation
where they may rest free from the
care of society and the outside
world. Most of tbe clubs organized
among the younger sets during the
winter have postponed tbeir meetings
until late in the fall. -
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Mrs. Herbert Browning and baby
are at tbe hospital, having come up
from La Grande a few days ago. Tbe
baby was taken 111 and Mrs. 8. N.
Browning went to La Grande to bring
it back bere that she might have it
under ber care until it was restored
to health.
Tbe ' Spokane Spokesman-Review
pl.'OB the following account of tbe
wedding of Dr. W. T. Pby, a former
I manager of Hot Lake:
''As the result of an acquaintance
extending over several years, Miss
Grace F. Daniels, a well known beir
resa and Dr. W. T. Phy were married
Saturday. Both young people are well
known in tbe city. , Miss Daniels hav
ing been popular as a singer and Dr.
Pby, who has office!) In the Paulsen
building and has lived at tbe Hotel
Spokane, being prominent as a pby
slcian and clubman. Before coming to
' Spokane several years ago he con
ducted the sanitarium'fxt Hot Lake
'Oregon. --; Vf
, "Tie wedding ceremony was cel
ebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. 11. Featherstone, intimate friends of
the bride and groom, 1111 Eighth
avenue, by the Hev. Dr. E. L, House,
pastor of the Westminister Congrega
tional church.
, "Mrs. Pby Is the daughter of Jo
seph Daniels, a prominent lumber
man of Mitchell, 3. V: She recently
returned from Los Angles where
she spent the winter with a married
Hister, .Mrs. A. A. Hummell, and
where she continued her musical stu
dies. She studied mutic at MacAles-
fter college, St Paul, for two years,
then . attended the College of Music
In Cincinnati for two years previous
to coming to Spokane. In addition
to singing she is' an accomplished
musician. j
"Dr. and Mrs. Pby have - apart- j
meats at 105 Sixth avenue.
.
Tbe Ladles Auxiliary, to B. of R. T.
entertained the B. of R. T. and thirty
Invited guests very pleasantly Tues
day evening in tbe K. Of P. ball. Mrs,
E. M. Cross, Mrs. G. A. Lincoln and
Mrs W. H. AUstott being committee in
charge of the evening. During the
evening c very interesting programme
was given iy Miss Eva Ruby, Miss Lo
letta King, Miss Leah Hough, Miss
Virginia Lincoln, Master Dallas Green,
Miss Mildred Bush. R'ev. J. D. Glllllan
gave a very interesting and instructive
talk which was highly appreciated by
all present. The B. of R. T. Lrothess
voted the Ladies Auxiliary goou en
tertainers. Mrs. J. C. Gulling -entertained ihi
Bridge club this week. Mrs. Bohneu
hamp won first prize.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are planning on a church social to be
3eld In the near future. The affair
will be more on the nature of a fair,
hb candies, lie cream and many other i
dainties will be for sale.
Mrs. Oscar Jackson entertained tbe
Eilliken club at her home on Thursday
a.'ternoon of this week.
LA GRANDE
Wed. June t9th
fir i,
UL 1 Greater America's
1 ft I lis record of growth without parallel
ri9C I b the history of amusement.
Zlon'g -Lutheran . Church.
(First Sunday after Trinity.)
. Church on ' M' street near Fourth.
Services at 10 o'clock in tbe morning
and Sunday .school .at 9 o'clock next
Lord's Day, and every Lord's day here
after instead of, In the afternoon as
heretofore. Subject or isermon, "The
Church and the World.'" Everybody
welcome. ,
THEO. SCHOENBERG, Pastor.
St. Peter's f hurrb .
First Sunrlav utter. Trinitv.
Holy Communion S a. m. '
Sunday School 10 a. m. V L
Morning service 11 a. m. VkJ ,
Evening service 7: SO p. m.
UPTON H. GIBBS, Rector.
i This Testimony Convinces
M. A. Boardman, 173 W. Main St., Helena, Mont., gives &b interesting ac
count of his improved health through tbe use of Foley Kidney Pills. After
giving a detailed account of his case, he says, "I am 79 years old and
have spent hundreds of dollirts for medicines hut find that I have received
snore benefit from Foley Kidney PiIlB than from all other medicines Fur
ther particulars sent on reQueet." Jjjr,7fj ;TJ 'j ; : I ,
JAS, C. DAHLMANN. Mayor of Omaha, Nebr.' .
WM. T. TOPEL, 602 3rd St., Bismarc, n. Dak.
W. H. WHEATLET, 4826 Wabash Ave., ottumwa, Iowa.
MBS. M. BISHOP, Columbus, Kansas.
, For sale by A. T. HILL.
Wherever you see a
roofing advertisement
remember that its
words of self-praise and j
description came from the original
advertisements of the Malthoid Roofing
makers.
Twenty-six years ago
we said of our roofing all
the nice things that are now said
of every other roofing.
These "others" have stolen our words
imitated our methods
but they cannot duplicate the
quality of Malthoid Roofing
it always was the best and always will be.
Whenever you see a
roofing advertisement think
of Malthoid the original.
KELLEY FREED
. FROM BASTfLE
! ELGIN .MAN HELD )T BLAAltl)
YOU ELOPEMENT. .
Sheriff (hilder Lm- Verdict In Hie
Towiiley Case Dodson Trial on.
Corroboration .of the recent rumor
than an Elgin man named Kelly who
eloped with a married woman, also of
Elfin, and was foudn in a lumber
camp In western Idaho, was kidnaped,
was substantiated this morning when
he was acquitted and released from
arrest. He was placed in Jail to ketp
tr.e peace at the time he and the Elgin
woman were returned from Idaho
where they were serenely content to
live apart from their I'ormer neigh
bors. ..
George Craig was sentenced to out
year in the county jail by Jude
Knowlos this morning. He had pre
viously been found guilty of agsauit
on Jim Slack at the sugar factory
last fall.
The state vs. Lon Dodsnn is the ti
tle of a case before tht court today.
It will he remembered that Dodson
ai Kliot at I'nion one evening souk
month ago, and the state has brought
charges of attempted burglary against
!i:m. it lif-ing claimed he was shot
while trying to fffeu an entrance intu
a residence at 1'liion.
The Townley-Childers jury reported
ht noon today and found lor Mr. Town.
ly (it I'nion in the sum of $o75. Sher
iff Chllders Is held for this as an in
dividual and not as sheriff. He was
found to have erroneously served an
.-lMucnment.
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and nltutte
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brauctiil
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weta trtjr.
Kade by The Paraffinc Painl Co.
F. L. LILLY.
Representative Show
TI wondrous West of story and
tradition. The West of the Indian
and the Buffalo, of tbe Cowpuncher,
the Pioneer and the Homesteader,
Tbe West thai is passing and has
almost passed
BIGGEST FRONTIER EXHIBITION in the WORLD
Direct and intact from the great Oklahoma Ranch, whose mime it bears and whose fame
it proudly conserves .
EVERY PARTICIPANT TO THE MANNER BORN
Cowbovn, Cowgirl. Indians, Vsoquems, Rurales. fenoritas. Hunters, Trarpers, Scoots, R jgers, Rooghridma,
Bucking Horses, Buffaloes. LoDg-beroed tsiecra, and every and all other igures and Features of the Cattle
Trail and Itouuu-up. Snatching from oblivion and reviving for public prout and pleasure tbe romances, perils,
nanunips, cavalries ana spectacular routine or tne ureal western (jutooore
m the history of amusements.
More and greater variety and mul- '
tiplicity of novel, original ana solidly
worthy features than any other"
solely western institution in aristenca
Unfolding the roll of the stormy and convulsive history of the Vsnisbed Border and descending, step by step,
to tbe living present, as exemplified on. tbe 101 lUnch, which still resists tbe encroachments of advancing
settlement
EVERY ELEMENT AIND INCIDENT RINOS'TRUB
The West depleted of its champions. Every name renowned for skill or daring in avocations of the range
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A COMMEMORATIVE FETE
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PICKETT THE p MODERN URSUS
Only man who ever battled, barehanded, with a wpaniah bull, a positive (eature of every exhibition
2 P. M.-T W0 DAILY PERFORMANCES KR-8 P. M.
OLORIOUSLY INAUGUIJATED BY A
TYPICAL OVERLAND TRAIL FORENOON STREET PARADE
A aro&gious pageant different and distinct from any that ever traversed the city'i thoroughfares aod
lDtroduciug every character and paraDheroaiia of tbe Kreat enterprise
LAGRANDE
Wed. June 19th
Hamilton, has the artisocratic bias;
jttlerSon the democratic bias. They
were equally honest, Hamilton in dis
trusting the people Jefferson ' in
trusting them.
I mil within a few years there has
been nothing in Mr. Roosevelt's ac
tions or speeches to indicate agree
ment with Jefferson In this respect.
I have latelv been gratified to note
some change in him, but 1 am not yet
able to judge how complete it is or
how extensive an application he would
not be willing to make of Jefferson-
Ian principles. ,
Colonel Reiid4 ( omparisnii. t
Ovster liny, June When shown
Bryan's ar;icle on "The Differences be- ,
Tween .M.vsfir Hnu mmiseeu luun.
Rooevelt sr.id, "There is no way I can
tel! the difference between Bryan and
mvself. There is only one way to
compare Bryan with myself and that
is to compare his works and my ac
tions."
t hen asked en opinion of the re-
rvi:b!ican national committee on the
Talt delegates from Alabama, Roose
vtit said. "There is one elisrtict where
their action represents naked theft."
It Is understood that Koosevelt is
pr-.-pn.ring a formal statement on the
matter.
improvement district as hereinafter
described, by grading said street, the
council will,, ten days after the ser
vice of this notice upon the owners
of the property affected and benefited
by such improvement, order that said
above described improvement be made
that the boundaries of said district to
be so Improved are as follows:
from the south line of Main avenue
to the north line of Spring avenue.
(A) And the property affected or
benefited by said improvement Is as
follows:
Lots 1, 2. 3, 4, 5, and 6, block 2 and
lots 7. 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, block 5,
Romlg'8 addition to La Grande, Ore
gon. Notice is hereby further given that
the council will levy a special assess
ment on all the property affected and
benefited by such improvement for the
purpose of paying for such Improve
ment: That the estimated cost of sack
improvement is the sum of $740.01.
That the council will, on the 19th day
o! June, 1912, meet at the council
chamber at the hour of 8 o'clock p. n-,
to consider said estimated cost, and
the levy of said assessment, when a
hearing will be granted to any person
! feeling aggrieved by such assessment.
La Grande, Oregon, June oth, IS".
CITY COUNCIL. OF L AGRANDE,
OREGON.
By C. M HU13PRHEYS,
Recorder of tbe City of La Grande,
Oregon.
REXALL STORE
EEXALL STORE
COMPARISON
(Continued from page one)
hnty before election. He has since
come around to the advocacy of pub
licity before election.
Vfinrth I have favored the initia
tive and referendum for lfi years. He
hra opposed both until within the lat
tr.o years.
HUh We both believe In the pri-
n.urv l cannot fix the date wnen ne
firat h..Kn tr advocate it. 1 have
been advocating It lor a nurnoer ui
ytars.
Sixth We both believe mat mere i
Wall Street influence'" and that
tnere are subsidized newspapers, but I
discovered both many yea.rs before
he dio.
In rliffprine from men. I do not Of
ten find it necessary to question their
motives. Differences of opinion on po
litical questions csn usually be ac
oooii.ni for by difference in bias, ex-
cpt wnen accounted for by ditlerence
in information and interest. The most
tiiiilifrtnfif nl hlna fnnnri In men is
the bias toward aristocrat y or. the one
DISCOVERY
(Continued train page one)
n cvn1. w .-en rirr'-eriE trto t e
fountain. On either side of the sha;"l
are replicas of two men. one Indicat
ive of the old world (an aged patri
arch) while the other represents the
new world (an Indian). The back of
the Bhaft carries a medallion of Ferdi
nand and Isabella. Lorado Taft was
the sculptor of the heroic figure of
Columbus, while the architectural firm
of D. H. Purrham and company of
Chicago drafted the general features
of the memorial. The total cost was
$100,000, which sum was appropri
ated for the purpose bv congress.
TO WHONf IT MAY CONCERN: No
tice Is hereby given that in pursuance
o! a resolution adopted by the com
mon council of the city of La Grande,
Oregon, on the IMh day of May. 1912.
creating improvement district No. 60
and designating Cedar street, as such
district, and in pursuance of a reso
lution adopted by said common coun
cil on the 15th day of May. 1912,
whereby said tour.i l! dcteraiire;! r.O
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Durham Duplex Demonstrator
A Safety Razor at only 35 cents. We received 100
of these razors which we will sell at 35 cents while
they last. It b an exact type of the $5.50 razor. Don't
overlook this as it is the best proposition we ever
saw for the man who shaves himself. Our window is
full of good things for the man who shaves.
HHPs Drug Store
You can get tickets for the show at our store Friday,
June 7th.
' 1 -nr.it : toward democracy co the o'.her. il:; ;
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