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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1912)
Tavnvvn t n l? n A Y. A 1 1 ( 1IIST,.10..1912. LA GRANDE EVEN IK Q OBSERVER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1912. PAGE FIVE SHERRY'S Program changes Sunday, Mon day, Wednesday and Friday. Good Pictures Good Music BEST OF YEXTILATIOX. MATES AD MIS-MATES. The harmful effects which follow nils-mating In marriage are' here vividly portrayed. LOVE, WAB AD A BOX-NET. An acceptable of a war time adventure. Good plot and excel lent photography. SONG, HEREBER CBAWFOBD THE FLOWER OF THE FOR EST. A aeries of episodes In which a prettyIndlan maid effects the rescue of a heartless hunter THE MAGICAL HAT How Is It done. Beginning Sunday "Licensed Film" will be used In our fu ture programs. Admission 10c Loge Seats 15c. , Children under 13 years Sc. SHERRY'S "THE HOCSE OF COMPOST" Cheap TToed fer Sal. Plenty of dry box wood for kln llng and summer fuel. 11.00. per load at Perry. Grande Ronde Lumber company, 6-10-tf - Every baseball the Elite tonight. fan should go to 8-9-2t Learn Chlropractlo at The North western School of Chlropractlo call on Dr.Darland at bis Parlors No IS 19 20 21 La Grande 1 National Bank. 7-29-tf The producers claim that $25,000 was spent In producing "Frat Dlavolo' at the Arcade tonight and Saturday. Appropriate music from the opera has been provided. NOTICE. To thre8hermen. The Amalgamat ed Sugar company has good four toot wood to sell cheap. For particulars see S. F. BramwelL 8-2-tf Notice. All persons knowing taemselves In debted to the Hotel Sommer cafe please call and settle with John Dor- den, 215 Fir street. 7-8-to 3-1 Dr. Zimmerman is in will return Sopt. 1. the cast and 7-23-tf WM. C. HANSEN. Contractor. Brick, Stone and Concrete. , - . LOCALS TOGGEB1. ; X bargain. Bummer salts la light weights made to order. $3I.O. TOGGEBT. Sunday evening at Island City, Dr. Glllllan will deliver an address on the "Seven Modern Wonders of the World." ' y,. . f - A SCHOOL OF QUALITY. Meets every demand of the business world. It will pay yon to investigate Fall term open Sept. S. Write tor catalog. Baker' Business College, Han son ft Einlon, Props. .' 7-23-eodtf "The Pennant Puzzle," an original baseball satire at the Elite tonight. 8-9-2t THIS IS THE SCHOOL. Excellent location, complete equip ment. Fall term opens Sept. 2. Board and room, 16 to $20. Write or call and see us. Baker Business College, Hanson ft Klnlon, Props. 7-23-eodtf School books In good condition such as are used in our scnoois win De bought for cash. SUverthorn family drug, store. 8-9-6t Men's and Ladles' furnishings at wonderfully reduced prices during our Mid-summer clean up sale. The Golden Rule Co. Maurice Costello night at the Elite tonight. 8-9-2t D?. McMillan Portland. has returned from C. P. Co.. extract and toilet golds. Mrs. O. C. Coombs, agent. Phone Black 1372. Place order by Friday noon. The La Grande band rendered a street program last evening to a Urge and appreciative audelnce. Dr. Darland, the Chiropractor, grad uat -of the National School of Chiro practic of Chicago, 111., adjusts sci Antifle&ilv and Physiologically, the cause of your disease, giving perma nent relief whether Acute or Chronic. Not Drugs, Not Surgery or Osteopathy. Call on him at his parlors,, Nos. 18, 19. 20 and 21 In La Grande National Bank building. Free diagnosis. Don't miss the great baseball pic turn lit the Elite tonlsht. 8-9-2t For the Bay San, Merchants' lunch from 1 to 'clock. 40 centa. Foley Grill., $-16-tf Summer merchandise must go. Mid nmmt.F clean no sale. The Golden .Rule Co. Sell your school books thorn's family drug store. to Farmer Buys City Home F. A. Day, who owns a fine farm 1. . . , A near tne city, toaay purcnaocu wo John Adkin residence on Pennsylvania avenue. For several years Mr. Day has moved his family Into the city In order to secure our school facilities, and he decided it would be better to x than to be compelled to hunt a different house every fall. George H. Currey, the land man, negotiated the sale. PERSONALS. S. R. Haworth arrived hom? this morning from a trip to Portland. Mrs. Cull Smith returned to her home In Wallowa this morning.'. Mrs. N. J. Wade of Cove was a guesl at the Foley last evening. K. E. Anderson of Seattle, the CUve- laud baking powder representative, registered at the Foley last evening. H. M. Jones, cigar man for Alien & Lewis of Portland, Is' In La GraiuU today, registered at the Foley. J. A. Arbuckle, proprietor of the Model reastaurant returned this morn ing from a week's visit In Portland. . Mrs. H. A. Hannan of La Grande, went to Elgin this morning, returning home this evening. W. S. Haughton of Portland, gen eral superintendent of the Warren Construction company, Is In the city stopping at the Foley. Mrs. Wm. Baker of Summervllle and daughter, Mrs. Albert Woodell of Council, Idaho, were visitors In La Grande yesterday. Mrs. Dr. N. Molitor will be among the many who will spend Sunda at Wallowa Lake. Mrs. Molitor will re main for a couple of weeks. Dr. Todd, vice president of Wlllam ette university, and Prof. Matthews of the same school who have been visit Ing In La Grande for a tew days left this morning for points In Idaho. Miss Kate Woodruff left this morn Ing for a brief vtet to Union to see her aunt, Miss Kate Woodruff of To ronto, Canada, who is now visiting In Union. Tom Duncan of Portland, traveling for the Wadham company. Is a guest at the Foley today. Mrs. Duncan who has been enjoying a vacation at SeA side, will meet her husband In L Grande this evening. Mr. and Mrs. TS. P. Price and daugh ter Hazel of Portland and Miss Esther HUI of Cottage Grove, are expected to arrive in La Grande this evening for a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hill. Mr. Price is a brother is a brother of Mrs. Hill. ONE HALF THE WORLD wonder how the other half ex ists, but all wonder at the wearing quality of BIT'S BIG F I T E OVERALLS AND SHIRTS I I: -a. -vv.i 'tj-f&t- wK'l Community Exhibit The La Grande Commercial Club Will Give: $50.00 cash for the best exhibit of apples. $50.00 cash for the best exhibit of potatoes $50.00 cash for the best exhibit of sheaves of grain. $50.00 cash for the best exhibit of miscellaneous vege tables. Ehxibit to be from any of the following communities: Imbler, Elgin, CoVe, Union, North Powder or La Grande. Full details of above prizes are given in the annual premium list Union County Fair Association I will be in La Grande until the first week in September. Come early. Do not delay having your work done until the last week. DR. STEVENSON. Phone Main 8 And Place Your Order For Berry Gups ' at the George Falmet Lumber Co. Retail Department Hike SUpel Fined $25. In the recorder's court of the city of La Grande Judge Humphreys fined Mike Stlpel. $25 this morning for be Ing drunk and disorderly. Stlpel paid his fine and was released. The police Jailed a man last night for being drunk on the streets. Police Officer Accused. New York, Aug. 10. District Attor ney Whitman today charged a high po lice official, who fears furtber expo sure In the Herman Rosenthal murder graft scandal. Is hiding Harry Horo witz, alias "Gyp the Blood" and "Lef- w two occunants of the automobile a prompter's labors, written by one of I Woes of the prompter. In the production of a Huy there Is an important person who is never seen and should not be heard by the audi ence, and yet he may speak more lines than the principal actor. It Is the nrnmntop. Here is a description ot Mil used by the murderers of Rosenthal. Silver 8-9-6t The La Grande excursion to the beaches leaves La Grande August 21. Those desiring to go, shonld notify the ticket agent at once. The roun. trip Is nom g-7'tf The Elite THEATRE THS HOME OF LICENSHtf FILMS. FLICKEBXESS PICTUBES PROGRAM CHANGE 3: Sunday Mondaf WednwdaJ I4" Admission ,c Children "J "FOLLOW THS CBOTDS." THEM MUST BS A B A80SW Use Borax Soap Chips Monday For Washing Borax being a strong solvent saves time by removing the dirt more quickly than ordi nary soap. Borax pleases and removes all stains. Borax destroys germs; hence acts as an antiseptic and dis infectant. Comes in 30c packages. For sale by Pattison Bros. Grocery the genus: L as prompter, had been kept very busy throughout the piece. In addi tion to keeping the actora on their lines Jt was my duty to make all the outside noises. I bad screamed 'Help!' I bad shouted 'Kill hlmr I had droppea planks td'eover opt deficient pistol re ports. I had thundered, hailed, rained, sung like a woman, marched like an army and howled like an infuriated rabble inflated by drink. The last straw came when the bero, supposea to be pursued by bounds, sidled to the wings and hissed: 'Bark, yon fool, barici vny aon i . .tl.iHliinnH you Dart, you miuw viu.i""u" Commercial Tribune- Origin of the T Rail. Rohi-n LIvlniMm Stevens sailed from N" York lo i.irprponi miorr mr advent "t 'he ixvnn mi-niner. in mosr duy ilie induce luui two uioutbs, ana Stevens paswd many an hour. Jerk knife lu one bund and a piece of wooa in the other, brooding over s problem thnt hud often worried bim now to run a railroad without stone stnniier for tracks. He watited to get an Irou rail that would -hold" and would tRke the place of the tbln strips fastened to the chnlr of the rosdlwd. Just lie- f.n-M it" -n', .nelnnd his whittllnp rvv,. , ii ' the solution of his aolutioD took the km nf ' T rail with a brood base that could be applied direct to"a solid wood .nnnort Tht T r-tl "till In use on 1 f . '.' Itmeansthe most possible to buy in Autoiribbile value for the money THIS IS A PROVEN FACT leighton9 Agent Ask For Demonstration. all tbe rai:iij world
