La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 16, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENTS G OBSERVER. FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1912. PAGE FIVE ! SHERRY'S Program changes Sunday. Mon day, Wednesday and Friday. " Good Pictures. Good Music BEST OF VENTILATION. ON THE CACTI'S TRAIL ... t Essauay A western story featuring G. M. Anderson. TltYI.Mi TO FOOL FATHER.' A Wograjili i! A lively comedy with superb pliotograpl.y. THROUGH THE WINDOW. May x Buckley Buckley and Jlarry Myers are featured by the Lubin Co In this comedy . t C. E. Jouiisim in illustrated lecture, "Behind the Bars of Sing Sing." OX THE 1'ITIL OF HIS EYE Maurice Costello and Van Dyke Brooks share honors In thls'splendld Vltagraph produc tion . .. - Miss Ollle Massee In popular eong. ' ONE ROOD O'BRIEN Special attention given to la dies and children at the after noon performance. Admission 10c lope Seats 15c Children nnder 12 years 6c SHERRY'S "THE HOUSE OF COMFORT LOCALS TOGGER1. ' A bargain. Bummer suits In 11 gat weights made to order. 131.00. TOGGERY. All school bj .kB (bat are In good condition, such as yo have used in Uie schools here ycu may sell for cteh to SIVei-fcorn'f famllv dru store. dS14-6t wkly 8-16-2;. Carrol E. Johnson In illustrated lec ture, "Behind the bars in Sing Sing, ' at Sherry's Friday and Saturday. . 8-16-2t jCut flowers supplied in any quanti ties by the La Grande Floral company. Store opposite Sommer hotel. 8-15-3t . ; The management of the Arcade has secured for tonight a, performing bear known, as John L. Sullivan, who wres tles and boxes ana performs other stunts. The bear is a big one and stands eight feet high. Dr. Darland. the Chiropractor, grad nate of the National School of Chiro practic, of Chicago, 111., adjusts Sci entifically 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. For the Bnt,y Man. Merchants' lunch from 1 to o'clock. 40 centa. Foley Grill., 2-16-tf Summer merchandise must go. Mid summer clean up sale. The Golden Rule Co. ' . Cheap "Wood for Sale Plenty of dry box wood for kln llng' snd summer fjel. $1.00 per load at Perry. Grande Ronde Lumber company. -1P-tf o o Sllverthorn will pay you cash for good second hand school books. 8-14-et At Sherry's Friday and Saturday C. E. Johnson will give his Illustrated The Elite THEATRE THE nOME OF LICENSED FILMS. FLICKERXESS PICTURES PROGRAM CHANGES: Sunday Monday Wednesday Frldny Admission Children "FOLLOW THE CR0WPS." lecture on prison life In Sing Slug. 8-16-2t Learn Chiropractic at The North western School of Chlropractlo call on Dr.Darland at bis Parlors No IS 19 20 21 La Grande I National Bunk. 7-29-tf NOTICE. To threshermen. The Amulgamat ed Sugar company has good four foot wood to sell cheap. Fur particulars see 8. F. DramwelL 8-2-tf Dr. Zimmerman Ir In the caa. and will return Sept 1. 7-23-tf One Rouud O'Brien one of the great est comedies ever produced. Sherry's Friday and Saturday. S-16-21 TIX C. HANSEN. Contractor. Brick. Stone and Concrete. 4 School books In good condition such as are used In our schools will te bought for cash. Sllverthorn family drug store. 8-9-6t The Moving Picture World, speak- ' Ing of "The Portrait of Lady Anne,"' at the Arcade tonight, says, "This film Is more than a real mere play; it Is of marked pictorial beauty." C. P. Co., extract and toilet golds. Mrs. 0. C. Coombs, agent. Phone Black 1372. Place order by Friday noon. Vaudeville theatre. tonight at the Arcade Twllght Schedule. Friday, Clerks vs. Bankers. Sell your school books to Silver thorn's family drug Btore. 8-9-6t At the' Arcade Tonight " Fight at the Mill western drama. Giants of Steel Scenic. Portrait of Lady Anne Feature. (Battles Comedy. Ray Williams Singing. Gaumont Weekly Educational. Imagination Comedy. THIS IS THE SCHOOL. Excellent location, complete equip ment. Fall term opens Sept 2. Board and room, 116 to 20. Write or call and see us. Baker Business College. Hanson & Klnlon, Props. 7-2i'-eodtf Vaudeville at the Arcade tonight. The special round trip Tates of $10 to the coast will only last until Au gust 21st. The La Grande Floral company will have cut flowers on sale Saturday at their store opposite the Sommer Jiotel. 8-lo-3t The Gaumont Weekly at the Arcade tonight Is an unusually interesting "publication." A SCHOOL OF QUALITY. Meets every demand of the business world. . It will pay you to Investigate. Fall term opens Sept. 2. Write for catalog. Baker Business College. Han son Ktnton, Props. 7-23-eoatr See John L. Sullivan, the perform ing bear, at the Arcade tonight. Just Try a Pound of Our Sliced Bacon It is sugar cured, and we will slice it on our machine to any thickness you wish. Swift's Premium Hams and Bacon. For sale by Pattison Bros. Grocery Twilight Game Postponed. The Twilight league did not play ball last evening. The game schedul ed for tonight Is the Clerks vs. the Bankers, but It la doubtful whether the weather will permit.. Yesterday Photographer H- J. Bit ter took a picture of the federal build in? as it now Is in course of construc tion. 'However we expect to scon see p'ct jres of a coincided bulkllug beau tifully located and with well tended I.iwns and trfes cis-ated by the re-t-juchclng Rbillty of the expert. Two blocks on First street have Just been paved by the Warren Construc tion company. These blocks connect the pavement already laid on Main street with .that on Washington and with the macadam on Adams. The next part to be paved is the First and Main street hills. This Is pay day for many peoplein La Grande which means many thou sands of dollars more will, Te placed in circulation In this community. It is the payroll that makes La Grand?. v PERSONALS. Mr. Martens and wife of Union are in the city, stopping at the Sommer. ' Sam Silverblatt of Louisville, Ken tucky, Is registered at the Sommer. A. W. Purly of Wala Walla Is a guest at the Sommer. Mm Trpd TV fnrrev la a visitor In Ij. firand from Hot Lake todav. j, j, j, J. F. Hood of Pendleton is In La Grande today registered at the Foley. George w. Wyatt of Enterprise was a guest at the Foley ysterday. C. E. Coles, representing the Rum ley products, is a visitor in La Grande registered at the Foley. Jack Heuhan has accepted a posi tion as conductor out of Corvallis and his family will soon Join him there. Miss Clara Gaily, of Sterling, Kan sas, and M'ss Evadna McCully of Jo seph, were In the city yesterday en route to the former's home. N. Besailton, of Portland, represent ing the Goodyear Rubber company, Is In La Grande registered at the Som mer. Misses Enid StanchfMd, Opal Rice, Florence Happersett, and Ethel Han-j ley, last evening returned from a : camping trip to Meacham. , j 4 v v Railroad Commissioner Clyde B. Aitcliison was in the city yesterday en route to Salem from his mountain climbing trip in Wallowa county. Charles Snnford came over from Hot Lake this morning to attend the fun eral of Leo Herring wnlch was held this afternoon. . Mrs. Minnie Huey and daughter Florence of Missoula, Montana, are ftoppirg at the Foley. Th!y are on their way for a month's vacation In San Francisco. Mrs. Richard Dulgnan and son, John Richard, left last night Tor Willam- ette valKv points to spend a twice ; fortnigM with relatives and former neighbors. I Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Alcon of Salem left this morning for their home after spending several days visiting friends ! In Vnion and yesterday with Mrs. N. Newton, their niece, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Serherlng Portland returned to their home last evening after a week's visit with their friends. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Tatman of Fruitdale. They were accompanied by their daughter Ruth. Mis Lela Wilson arrived home this morning from Los Aneele.". California, for a month's vacation. For the past several months' she has uen manager of the Western Union offices at San ta Monica. Harry Fulton, a brakeman on the O.-W. It. & N., returned home this morning from Ottumwa where he has been visiting for the last two weeks. His mother returned with him to La Grandet 4. E. J. Go:d of St. Louis was a gu.st t the Foley yesterday. He li look ing over the northwest for a stock ranch .to bis liking and leaves from here to Seattle. .Miss -Nettle SI. Gullbraitti. principal of the St. Paul school for girls In Wal la Walla Is In La Grande, stopping at the Summer, visiting with friends and looking after the interests of her school. C. W. L.vle of Portland who was pre vented from buildiug some coal shutes on account of the strike, last winter, is now In La Grande registered at the Sommer and will probably proceed with the work. i "HOMELESS H I'll BY" CLUB. Men Whose Families Are lu Country, Form New Organization. New York, Aug 14. To his already long list of social organizations, Fath er Knickerbocker has nuw added one more which is said to be uuique lu the history of the city if not of the whole country. This Is the "homeless husbandsclub." It has been created by a number of men who, while their families are in the country, are forced to remain in the city, but who do not care to keep open the lonely house or apartment. Of course, these home less men are all members of .'uany clubs at which they might live. But this the homeless ones have found a drawback, since when one of them wishes to find another homeless friend It Is frequently necessary for him to search through eight or a dozen clubs to locate him. Accordingly these I summer widowers, acting perhaps on the theory that misery loves company, got together and leased two complete t a I. ik. t, 1 . I """" ul v" i newest noieis. cacn meiuuer win uave a suite to himself and while from the nature of things It Is expected that the occupauts of the reserved floors us ually will be men, there Is nothing in the regulations to prevent a man from :aving the women members of his fam tly stop with him If tbey chance to be In town over night. There la pan try service on each floor and a large suite Is to be reserved for dining rooms. A suite on the corner of each floor will be reserved for lounging purnos. es and later on It Is likely that bll Hard tables and other usual club par a nhernalla will be introduced. The popularity of the new club Is evidenc ed by the presence on its board of governors of many of the city's noted men. j LEXOW INVESTIGATION REVIVER, ! New York on Verge of Political U lieaval Is BrllvTcd. New York. A. 14. That New York may be on the verge of a great polltl cal upheaval Is one of the most In terestlng points now being discussed In connection with the Rosenthal shooting here, in which a gambler on the eve of furnishing the district at torney v.lth evidence which he claim ed would Involve the police In a scan dal with the gamblers was coolly put out of the way in the heart or tne city. Even staid New Yorkers are forced to admit the presence here of bands of hired assassins who will do any thing with any designated victim pro- for Blistered Skin Apply Our Blue Mountain Cream J i j . j of i Nothing is"quite so cfj fective for healing, soft ening and smoothing sunburn, blisters, or wind roughened skin. A 2 cent bottle will save vou hours of suf fering and annoyance. Red Cross Drug Store Phone Main 4 New Fall Styles We have received most of our Fall Footwear in all the new styles in Brown and Black Suedes, Black Satin, Patents, Gun Metals, Vici Kids and Tans. We have these in all widths from AA to E and can fit any foot. So you wont need to say that you can't find a shoe to Grande. L J. French Shoe Co. I Agents for Onyx Hosiery vided their price be paid. The politi cal significance of the murder Is at present confined to speculations as to what the result will be If District At torney Whitman la actually able to bring the murderers to justice and In so doing develops complicity between the police, the gamblers and the hired murderers. Such a result would cause the great est airing of dirty political linen since the days of the Lexow committee and It Is believed would make Mr. Whit man the logical republican candidate for the governorship of the atate. In this connection It Is pointed out that the condition revealed by the Lexow Investigating committee which laid 1 Hofman. Leach and Lelfleld are plw bare au almost, unbelievable state of ing great ball for the Cuba, while Jr corruption resulted In the swinging of the state from the democratic party, ' sore arm, and Hofman has not vepart which was then In power to the re- ed to the Pirates on account t S publlcan lists resulting In a succes- ness. Sweet Home" Corn I on the Cob 20c a doz CELERY CUCUMBERS TOMATOES PEAS BELL PEPPERS BEANS CABBAGE TURNIPS BEETS THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY Home of Fancy Groceries Phone Main 75 -a m n m fit you in La a i sion of republican governors. Added Importance Is given te "s present situation because of the fcsf, that this is a presidential year- Wichita Falls has the honor ol owar Ing the first championship of the " son, the Oilers having won the tsi nant in the Texas-Oklahoma leagn. WANTED Three or four roonm small cottage furnished or pu4B' furnished, close In. No chldbM. Phone Black 661. 8-16-3t y ' It looks as If the Pittsburg team the worst of It when H traded and Lelfleld to Chicago for- Goto has returned to his liome ' naratsf : 1 WATERMELON 2c. '. CANTALOUPES ' EATING APPLES COOKING APPLES PEACH PLUMS PEACHES Home sweet BANANAS 'ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT "THERE MUST BE A REASON"