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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1913)
FRIDAY, rAXU'KR 17, !! ARCADE TODAY ARCADE TODAY V THROUGH The FLAMES SPECTACULAR FIRE PICTURE BY THANHOUSER COMPANY CHARHirO BROS...-Vaudeville. TOPSY TURVV-Comedy. WINNING A BET-Comedy. ROMANCE CFU.S.A..-Comedy LA GRANDE OBPfRRVIH. annn . , i SALUUN BILL . phiwojuls. EASTE1IX aRrOJH TOWXH W0O.D , FEEL BLOW. Mciisure HUIpU in Ibim-dy In I'ort- laud Would .Strike Many. Dr. Blggers was an Incoming pas senger this morning. W. H. McFetridge has Just return ed from Portland, He departed for hln heme In Wallowa thla morning. Mia. F. D. Baker baa been In Col A hard blow wonld he dealt to the ?' Wa8h'nston- She returned to her Hume iu waiiuwa mis niormpg. liquor Interests of Pendlaton, La Grande and Baker should the bill In troduced In the senate by Senator Husking prohibiting the sale of li quor within three hundred feat of a railway station become a law.' In La Grande at least three would move. while aimed at the three saloons In the Oregon Electric station at Portland, It would affect seven of the (twelve saloons to Pendleton and the only three restaurants there which bold licenses to sell liquor. In legal circles there Is some doubt as to the authority of the legislature to enact aucb a law because of cer tain constitutional amendments which limit the powo- of the state J. T. Langiey, assistant general manager of the O.-W. R. & N., was a passenger out of La Grande this morning. Mrs. I. A. Austin and ber sister Miss Evans of Kamela were In the city shopping and meeting old friends. They returned this morning. ' Mrs. G. Tiffany of La Grande went to North Powder this morning to visit friends. She was accompanied by her sons Ivan and Erwin. Chas. Schlirf who has been work ing for the Hackman Cigar company, left the city this morning for Cali fornia. Eureka is his destination. H. H. Schwartz, Jr., timber cruiser yver municipal corporations. One ror tne general land omce arrived In of these amendments is the so-callel '. the cl,y yesterday to appraised some Home Rule law adopted two years timber claims la the county, ago which to a certain extent, gives M- Hymond of Indiana arrived eltles the right to regulate their own ln Grande this morning on his liquor traffic. Another Is an amend-1 wav to Joseph where he will make ment aimed to prevent the assump-'1'1'" future home. His wire arrived tlon ot power by the Btate in regu-jfour weeks ago. latlng municipal affairs. Whether or County School Superintendent E act these amendments Hake away the E- BraS8 went to Salem this morn polk power of the state Is a ques- attend a special meeting of tlon for legal minds to decide. I the state text book commission. lie Ait least on Baker saloon would w be 8"e a number of days merest. H will L. Srluinl Tluti-tot Rand EUrtlon ntlc. bfMtr Wllbourne of Fa'" . cv:- Notice Is hereby given that at a iiected with the Baker Pack I cm- so o-; meeting of school district No. pany, formerly linotype operator for One of Cnion county, Oregon, to be lie of tho Baker dallies, is iu ' xr ' Id fcish school building In city on business. ' Mrs. Bull and daughters Olive and Ivey were passengers to Imbler this morning where they will visit O. W. Gerber and H. Graham were passengers for the same place. Adolpb Richter, who has been in the cattle business In La Grande for the last few years, left this morning for the sunny south, where he will make his future home. Before leav ing for California he will take In Seattle. Miss Ada Houx of Cove who has been visiting, at the home of Mrs. Downs In La Grande, returned home this morning, Mrs. Downs and chil dren Eunice and Harold, returned with her and will spend a number of days visiting friends there. THAIS (flflEWS IMED Veteran Engineer, ('on'Jurtr Rrnkpmen Are Hldded lit, be forced to move. 'Mrs. F. D. Pough who has been making ber home wlh Mrs, Chandler Chronic Constipation Cured. j In La Grande, went to Salem thit "Five years ago I had the worst morning to attend the funeral of hei case of cbronlo constipation I ever aged stater. knew of and Chamberlain's Tablets A. H. Chase, one of the engineer cured me," writes S. F. Fish, Brook- of the O.-W., went to Portland this lyn. Mich. For sale by all dealers. morning ito look after some property salt! d ririct on the 18th day of Janu ary. ipt3. there will be submitted to the legal voters of said district the question of contracting a bonded debt of thirty thousand dollars for ' the purpose of purchasing land for school purposes and building a school build ing, and for repair of school buildings, the vote to be by ballot upon which shall be the words "Bonds Yes" and the words "Bond No." Polls to be open at 1 o'clock p. m. and remain open until 4 o'clock p. m. By the order of the board of direc tors of school district No. One of Union county, Oregon. Dated this 2t6h day of December, A. D. 1912. ' ARTintl C. WILLIAMS, Clerk ot School District No. One, of Union County, Oregon. S. N. BOLTON ' Chairman of District School Board of School District No. One of Union County, Oregon. 1-14-4t His Stomach Troubles Over. CLEAN HANDS cauuot be obtained by use of filthy water. Nor Clean Garments IF DRY CLEANED IN DIRTY BENZINE After washing a "load" of (Ho 8 suit in 30 to 40 gallons of soapy benzine they must be rinsed 20 min utes in dean benzine. That "dirties up" a heap of expensive benzine. But it can bo clarified by chemicals which may injure 'the ucxt garments washed or distilled and absolutely renewed. Hence our investment in a copper still and 4 big storage tanks. . Installation of our cleaning and pressing plant is progressing rapidly. Cherry's New Laundry, Inc. GIX). GILBERT, MANAOHR. Permanent personnels of the train crews on the Joseph branch and La Grande-Baker local have now been de termined by the bidding in process. .Engineer Thelsen stays on the local, Conductor Grady on the branch, Conductor Wade on the lo cal, and the bidding In for brakemen brought tho veteran passenger brake man Fowler from the Pendleton Huntlnzton nassenaer run and nlaces him on the branch line. He has cured Permanently, headquarters In La Grande as a con sequence. Fowler is second oldest brakeman In the service, Brakeman Kennedy alone being his superior. Brakeman Charles Cross, formerly of La Grande, and now one of the old men In the service, comes from the mulii- line to make La Grande hU home again and is on the local ser vice. Both trains are plums in the railroad picking game, and both train crews not only make gocd mileage but have comparatively good hours otice. The : house . committer I'.pvIpc charge of the renting of the Klk's an ditorlum for dances, having made ar rangements for furnishing music, and believing that It Is not generally v-nown that such an arrangement hns been made. It Is thought advisable, by this means of notifying the public. that music is furnished with the hall That this arrangement was not made for the purpose of dlscrtmlnat Ing between union or non-union mu alcions. . HOUSE COMMITTEE. 1-17-21 B. P. O. ELKS. SHERRY'S II VS GOOD OFFKRUG. Jew Character Comedy Act r'arolshei Som ew .Hour. Two splendid dramas, and two fine comedies, one a Vltagrapb, featuring that comical little fellow, Marshall P Wilder. If you like rare fun well done this picture will serve It to you. La Blanc and Morris In a Jew char arter comedy act furnlBh some good new songs aud numerous good laughs MOTJCK. At the Tralumen's ball on January !!nj we cannot be responsible for ny wraps or furs lost by ladles. The crowded condition prevent establish ment of a check stand In the ladies' department. By Order Committee. l-ll-t Mr. Dyspeptic, would you not like to . feel that your stomach troubles were over, that you could eat any kind ot food you desired without In jury? That may teem so unlikely to you that yon do not era has for an ending of your titrable, bat permit ua to assure you that It Is not alto gether Impossible. If others can be and thousands have been, why not youT John R. Barker of Baatle Creek, Mich., Is one of them. He says, "I was troubled1 with heartburn Indigestion, and liver complaint until I usde Chamberlain's Tablets, then my trouble was over." Sold by All dealers. Best Cough Medicine for Children. "I am very glad to say a few words In. praise of Chemberlaln's Cough Remedy," writes Mrs. Llda Dewey, Milwaukee, Wis. "I have used it for years both for my children and my stelf and it never falls to relieve and cure a cough or cold. No family with children should be without It as it gives almost immediate relief in cases ot croup." ' Chamberlan's Cough Remedy Is pleasant and safe to take, which is of great Importance when a medicine must 'be given to young children. For sale by all dealers. Hair Work. Madam Kennedy and husband,' ttJ reliable hairdressers are here froq Pendleton at the Savoy hotel, rooJ 17, prepared to do all kind of hail work from, your combings.-Also nice lot of hair goods for sale ani will be pleased to meet all the ladlei of La Grande while here. 1-16-tl SALESMEN WANTED To sell our complete line of guaran teed nursery stock. Outfit furnished free, - cash advanced weekly. Write! for territory today. Idaho Nurser Company, Welser, Idaho. l-15-6t Ladles Free. Ladies are cordially invited and will gain admission free at the wres tling match tonight. Program at Arcade Today. 1. Through the Flames, Than houser feature. 2. -Charbino Bros., in vaudeville. 3. Winning a Bet. Comedy. 4 Romance of the U. S. A. Thnn houser drama. 5 Topsy Turvy. Farce comedy. This is an all feature program. SALE IN BANKRUPTCY. Notice Is hereby given that I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at ten o'clock a. m. on Monday the 20th day ot January, 1913, on the premises, at or near Gwynne, on the La Grande & Joseph branch of the 0. W. R. & N. Ry., near Lostlne, in Wal lowa county. Oregon, the aaw mill, (daily capacity about 30,000 feet), and planing mill together wltht lumber, logging outfit, blacksmith outfit, sleds wagons and horses, and all other as sets and equipment of Qulney K. Gwynne, Bankrupt, according to in ventory. The lumber consists ot about 500, 000 feet of shop lumber, (mostly 1 St 1-2"., about 1.000.000 feet of one Inch, two Inch, and other lumber all East ern Oregon Pine. This lumber is well manufactured. well piled, dry and protected from tbe weather. The saw mill and planing mill are well housed In good build ings, both being complete and ready to run. Commodious yards, tide track and conveniences with reason able lease and contract on good tim ber available. 8. D. WHITE. Trustee ot Qulney I. Gwynne. a We handle the "PEERLESS PRODUCTS" The name "Peerless signifies . perfection in Mazda and Gem Lamps "We sell . . - Westinghouse Motors Byron - Jackson & Gould Pumping outfits for irrigation, etel' 'kj American and .Westing house tlectrically Heated Apparatus Irons, etc. Guarantees for all time. , "We will wire your house and take care of repair work." . . La Grande Electric Co. ' Foley Hotel Block Black 3141 New customers are coming here to trade Every Day in the week WHY ? 'Because we give quality combined with the best service to be had. Our delivery car is always at your service RANCH EGGS 40c MAIN 43 ftrf MAIN 43 X G. Snodgrass QUALITY GROCER bankrupt. 4""taj Jt PUT UK VCOCfcS GLA&SKH FIT.
