La Grande evening observer., September 13, 1912, Image 8

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T.A Q1LLNDE EVENING OBSERVER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1912.
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What Do The Users Say
END FA I R WEEK
About Electric Irons
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How do (he women who use electric Irons like them? Are they really
as satisfactory as Is claimed for thtm? That's what you want to
know, madam I Well, ask your friends about them.
We have sold hundreds of Irons In La Grande, and they are all In
use. They save waiting for Irons to iwat; bother of changing irons;
the difficulty of getting irons lust right neither too hot nor too cold.
These are a few of the advantages of the eleoirlc Iron. They cost
leas- to use than the old fashioned kind. . j : v,
No woman, who has used an electric, will ever, willingly, go back
totbe' old fashioned kind. But don't tales our word for It; ask the
woman who. uses an electric. '
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We handlo the best makes of electric irons at regular manufacturers'
prices. See them at our office. ,
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
"always at your service"
HILAKIH TO RE KEYNOTE
CELEBRATION.
OF
Saturday Evening1 to See Bluze of Fun
at the Fair (round.
Saturday night has been set aai'.Ii;
for carnival festivities and the usfal
:).u:iT.a c carnival crowds will he
followed out. Tbj Pavstreak 1.4 to lio
a fun path of the first water and It j
is expected that the Saturday n!gM
rrowi'i will outnumber anything of1
former occasions. All the sport or
the carnival pathway consistent with
law and order are to be tolerated. The
last performance of the famous Boyd's
circus that is entertaining between
500 and 1.000 people nightly will a'.so
be an added attraction for thu occa
sion. ' It should be a great finish to
a great week.
Women's Coats, Suits And Dresses
AT THE THEATRES.
Railroad Accident.
Three men were killed and a score
of persons fatally Injured in a rail
road wreck on the Pennsylvania roa4
west of Pittsburg. A safety device
that will save hundreds of lives each
.year, and reduce the awful death toll
of the railroads, to cleary shown !n
"The Government Test," a splendid
film shown 'at the Elite tonight.
Extra Feature at the Arcade.
Convict Life In the Ohio penitenti
ary, In three reels at the Arcade to
night, Is a wonderful producton, show
ing life as It really is behind the bars
In one of our largest prisons.
This picture was made by the con
sent of the state of Ohio and Is the
only moving, picture of its kind ever
made.
SHERRY'S.
Friday' and Saturday's program at
this exclusive picture bouse la a
splendid offering, "The Frenzy of Fire
Water." by th? Kaljm company, Is an
Indian picture with plenty of actloi-.
and situations ' that are human ana
fresh. "The Convalescent," by the
Lubln comapny Is a very strong drama
"Broncho Billy's Escapade" by ' the
Essanay company needs no further
comment, for all know what Broncho
Billy does whenever and wherever he
makes an . appearance. "Mr. Pick
wick's Predicament" is some delight
ful comedy and the court room scene
"gets by" in clever style.
THIEF PILLAGES
WEST'S STORE
PARTICU1AJ1 (ROBBER TAKES HIS
TIME TO SUIT TASTES.
Selects Suit, Hat, Shoes, Shirt,
Other Articles From Stock
and
SUPERINTENDENT BUYS DOME.
Purchases I. W. Wade Residence on
Fonrth Street.
Rev. W. A. Winters, who at the an
nual conference of the Idaho confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
church was made district superinten
dent of the La Grande district has
moved to this city and through the
George H: Currey real estatu agency
purchased the I. W. Wade residence
on Fourth street. This Is a very .?o
eirable property and the people of
this city generally will extend the
glad hand of welcome to Superinten
dent Winters and family.-
Albert,
Fetches
Last night a thiof . entered N. K.
Wests store and after ransacklne
nearly the entire stock picked out the
articles that beat truck bis fancy and
qulely departed without leaving any
clews that would serve as a calling
card. Entrance , was gained through
the skylight, having reached the roof
by means of a ladder In the back
of the store. It js Impossible to tell
juat what was taken, but it seems cer
tain that at least one suit of clothes,
an extra pair of pant, a hat, a pair of
shoes, snme shirts, and a few. other
things are giving some hobo the P-
parance of a millionaire today.
The gentleman robber apparently
took his time and to be sure that he
was securing what best suited his
fancy he did not fall to Investigate
nearly everythng In stock. The hats
were mixed as If shuffled by an ex
pert; men's clothes were found In the
ladies' shoe department All of which
necessitated much rearrangement on
the part of the clerks this morning.
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The newest styles, 'best materials and lowest
prices shown in La Grande.
JOSEPH PEOPLE RETURN HOME
Before You Buy
Compare values, style and prices, comparison
will give us the sale and save you money every"
time. Our suits and coats are made by Epstein
and Quiuto of New York,' who stand at the head
of all makers. Nothing but all wool material
used and lined with the best satins. No matter
if you are extra large or extra small we have
suits and coats to fit you and the prices will
more than please you. x ":. , .
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Sweaters
Our new line of sweaters have arrived. Sweaters for everybody in the new rough
neck style, all colors and several styles of weaves. Kling make, a little better
value at a little less Drice. ' '
AMERICAN
LADY
CORSETS.
GEI BEL'S
NEW FALL
DRESS GOODS
HARLAN, BEOE ANSWER I
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fraudulent contests which he and hU
lieutenants later admitted had no mer
it Not only did they admit that the
contests had no merit but even durine
the hearing of the contests before the
Republican national committee, they
were forced to concede that they had
made these contests only for effect,
to deceive the public Into believing
that Presldnt Taft'a delegate strength
PEARS
APPLES
CONCORD GRAPES
TOKAY GRAPES
COCOANUTS
PINEAPPLES
CANTALOUPES
WATERMELON
ORANGES
BANANAS
CORN ON COB
CUCUMBERS
SWEET POTATOES
CELERY, FANCY
CABBAGES
BEETS
PUMPKINS
SQUASH
Several Autos of Joseph People Ylsll
la Grande for Few Days.
Several automobiles filled with Jo
seph people left La Grandn thffl mnrn.
Ing for their home after snendlns was less than it reallv was
several days in this city, taking in the "And now this same Roosevelt, fresh
union county fair, and the political "am the exposure of the confessed
addresses that have been launched fraud and dishonesty of the claims
aurng tne past few days. They all P"t forward In his Interest, and with
were pleased with the fair, had a good I nls knowledge that 164 or . more of
lime tn la Grande, and expect ' to nI contests of delegate seats were
greatly enoy the trip home over the fraudulent charges the Republican na
present excellent roads. Those com- tional committee, with stealing for
posing the party were L. Knapper and
wife, Li. Cavlness and daughter; A. K.
Parker, W. B. Daugherty. E. T. Roun
and family.
With
PICKLING ONIONS, GREEN AND RED PEP
PERS, A. I. CIDER AND MALT VINEGAR, AND
THECITY GROCERY
AND BAKERY
Home of Fancy Groceries
Phone Main 75
JEWELRY STOLEN
Robber Hakes Good Getawav
lanro Amount of Booty.
Chief of Police McLachlen received
word this morning from North Powder
tnat a jewelry store in that town was
robbed last night and much valuable
stock was taken. Many bracelets,
pins, fountain pens, razors, watches
and other valuable pieces of Jewelry
are missing from the stock thLs morn
ing. ihere are no clews elven tn
identify the thief and so far at least
he has made good his getaway.
AUTO WATER WAGON HEBE.
Willamette Valley Politician Speaks at
Many Towns From Automobile.
Traveling for Are weeks In what he
terms the auto water waron. n 1
Paget, of the Willamette Taller rrh-! AM tn th nM.M.MM rri
I aw Mv vsiusuv; Wl UIO UUU
ed La Grande yesterday In his cam-led States did not crystallize into rls
Mr. Taft's benefit Is a man who
comes before the people with such
unclean hands to be believed on his
mere charge against the man who
succeeded where he had failed?
"Mr. Roosevelt has also told von
of his so-ca'l"d Progressive party. As
I understand h;s program he purposes
to appoint ':r.v commission' to say
which truat U a good trust and which
trust la a bad trust: to say which
trust shall be fostered aud encouraged
and licensed to gobble up Its comnetl-
tors, as be licensed the steel trust to
absorb Its chief rival and oily dangerous-
competitor, the Tennessee Coal
and Iron company.
"What a fine chairman for that com
mission, Mr. Perkins will make.
If you are elected, Mr. Roosevelt
do you Intend to dismiss the suit
brought against the Harvester trust
by the Tart administration?
"Do you Intend to dismiss the suit
brought against the steel trust?
"Bear n mind that Mr. Roosevelt's
ambition to become a third term can-
ulating himself that In cutting loose
from the Republican party he has sep
arated himself completely from the
b oases and that he Is proud of his
new bedfellows, as be puts It. Who
is the chief of these bedfellows of
whom Mr. Roosevelt Is so proud? The
notorious Bill FUnn of Pittsburg,."
Mr. Bede brought hU attack on
Roosevelt to the following climax, af
ter asking when the colonel had be
come dissatisfied with the Republican
party:
"Mr. RoaBevelt Is a disappointed of-
offlce In the land.
"H tried to steal a presidential
nomination; failing, he is now bent on
defeating those who foiled him In that
attempt and on destroying the party
whose history In war and peace for
more than fifty years reads like a
golden fairy story In the annals of
the nation." - .
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Three Arrests last Night
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Two drunks and one coon were ar
rested last evening by the local po
rn seeiier. lying aoout his successful . lice. Th .
opponent, maligning the party that 1 aM. LL T . "TT
has so signally honored him and black ahh . , . ! .
. " aueowu ua a coarKe or aid-
guarding and disgracing the highest orderly conduct.
Never Again
Never in the History of the Town Will
Such Low Prices be Made For
Strictly High Grade Pianos
hak TV 111 KB I. IF YOU CANT PAT CASH vtav tfbmq win
BE ARRANGED. BUT ACT QUICK. TH E T ONTP 1 A STU) N&
palgn for United States senator on
the prohibition ticket He has SDake
at 118 towns and held 130 out of door
meetings. "I shall keep up the light
until the election." said Mr. Paget
while here.
Ible form until President Taft's ad
ministration bad presumed to ro inta
con rt and to ask for a dissolution of
Mr. Roosevelt's medal favorite, the
steel trust.
"Mr. Roosevelt Is publicly congrat-
If you are thinking of buylns
piano within the next two years. 1
want to Impress upon you the nece
slty of attending this sale and learn
Ing how low the price and how easy
the terms. I want you to call to mind
the best piano bargains you ever saw
or ever heard of and then come and
see what I am offering. I know what
the result will be. It won't be a case
of "Can I afford It" but Instead. -1
cant afford to let this opportunity
pass."
Think of buying absolutely hmnd
new high grade pianos at 1187. 1207
and $227, same grade as offerel by
the so called one price high price
houses and other at $300. $350 and
$375. Other houses' $400, $450, $s00
and $550 styles sold here at $27, $237,
$327 and $346 for the very highest
grades.
Player pianos as low as $397 with
bench and library of music Included.
Other styles $425. $450. $550 and oniy
$650 for the highest -rii r .fvv.
old right In New York City by the
manufacturers In their own retail
salesrooms for $1,000.00.
If Ton live OUt Of tnwn nhnu or '
drop a card and wa win miM n .rn .
and bring you In to lnatwwt hu hom.
tlful stock and take yon home arln.
am act quick. Don't delay. Do It
today.
Lee Bethel. Mar. RiMd-PiMMi rt.ni
Mfg. Co., Adams and Fir Bt. T.
Orande, Ore.