La Grande evening observer., February 21, 1913, Image 8

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LA ORANDK EVENING OBSERVER,
FRIDAYFEBRUARY 21, 1913.
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Steward's Opera House, Wednesday, February 26
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' MUSIC BY JEAN BRIQUET
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BY PAUL HERVE
DREW
AND A REMARKABLE CAST OP COMEDIANS, SINGERS AND DANCERS
SO W C"V HITS "ALMA," "GIRLIES" BOO HOO-HOO," "CHILDHOOD DAYS," SAIL HOME," "BOOGIE BOO," "THE LAND OP
JiVJ iAA AvJ BEAUTIFUL DREAMS," "LOVE ME," "NEVER MORE," "KISS ME, MY LOVE," ETC.
SALE OF SEATS WILL OPEN MONDAY MORNING AT VAN BUREN'S NEWS STORE. MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW. PRICES 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50
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T GIBLS SERVE
STATE SCPEBJtTEVDEXrT .T Lt'JdCUBOV COOKED ANT SERVED
OFFERED IX FACT. j AT HIGH SCHOO',.
Yarloug Eeaseos Advanced for Hi DcuiioHie Science Dcjiarli -nt Pre
Sot Seeking the Salem Flum i pares Toothsome Ylnnds.
E. E. Bragg, county school super
intendent, will not become state su
perintendent to succeed Superintend
Pessimists who bemoan Uie tact
that present day girls are neglecting
the art of cooking should cheer up.
dent Rlgler of the Portland schools. ,nT ihey Dave a cneer u coming.
This much Is certain, current rumors Thls wa" H"-vn lt evening at Us
to the contrary notwithstanding. To hlKa chool wbea Misses Ethel
begin with, the position has not beeu Wrl8M. Helsn Curry, Alice Hill,
offered Mr. Bragg, but everyone wbo Elnma Lottes. Thelma Leffel and An
nas tils ear to the ground and hark- na Morrts under the Instructions ot
ms political lightning rod echoes. Is m" Edwar1. domestic science teach
aware that he could have been fore- er' P"P"ei and served an eleganv
most la the ranks of successors In- '"ner to a number of guests.
deed, that It would have been offer
ed him Is a conceded point But, nev
ertheless, Mr. Brags; would not take
ft If It were, ami authorized such
a statement today. ' There are varl-
ous reasons; he Is generally deemed
to be too far advanced among the
scattered few in line for the post-
Each young lady had an important
part of the preparation of that din
ner to perform and each did splen
didly, for the dinner was first class
In both cooking and sevrlng. Decor
ations were tastefully arranged in
red, and the event, which was Wash
ington's birthday dinner, was blend-
mastership of the new poBtofflce,1"'0"19 decoration, and on tne place
building here, to draw back now as sufficient to remind In a dainty man-
the manner of considering the appro
priation bills and it was referred to
the committee on resolutions with
instructions to report at a certain
time. The report was not. forthcom
ing nor could tbe chairman of the
I committee, wbo bad the resolution,
I be found. Eaton, made an lmpasslon
et attack on the steam roller and
(for an hour there was abltter per
sonal scrap but nothing definite came
'of It.
t Governor "West attempted to siuare
himself with the legislators for fail
ure to comply with their request that
he Issue a proclamation naming a
day to be observed In honor of Can
tain Scott and his party who perish- j
ed at the south pole. He took advan
tage of the technically that he did
no receive the written notice of the
legislators hi time to Issue the pro
clamation as directed, but It U sain
he knew what action had been taken.
The fight for and against the s'ate
printer was waged again this ses
sion and was passed up to the next
leg'slature. By the provisions of a
bill passed by the house the flat sal
ary law Is repealed and after May 1,
1915, the state printer will receive a
salary of $2400 per year and all work
wlllbe done on the contract plan,
the same as In private business. Gov-,
ernor West wll be out of office at
that time and so will Duntway.
Representative Blanchard fathered
a bill that takes a swat at the school
book trust. He prescribes a price
for all school books used in the state
and If the publishers will not furnish
them provision, Is made for uavrng
them printed.
It Is quite likely that private em
ployment agencies In Portland will
be abolished and this work done
through a state bureau.. ,
The latest session held thus far was
Tuesday night when adournment was
taken at 2:30 Wednesday morning.
the house was given th orlvllege of
Tuesday morning each member of
selecting one bill to come before the
house and these were considered at
the afternoon and n'lght sessions. A.
record of 120 bills disposed of In one,
day was made. .
The new game code will go through
at this session and it will greatly aid
the psortsmen of the state.
FOR RENT FBve 'room modem furn
ished bouse. 1803 Fourth street. Stfr
children. Phone the Wardrobe. '
2-18-2t
PROGXAJr AT ARCADE TONIGHT
1 BURNING BRANDS, S REEL
THRILLING FEATURE.
8 THE PBSYETTS, IN VAUDE
VILLE, NOVELTY ACT.
THE PENALTY, DRAMA.
4 COUSINS OF SHEKLOCKO, A.
m.vrvn unir.iT mwpnv.
FOR SALS Household goods, 702
6 CLARK A CHAKttAN, MUSIC Second and N street. W. 3. Kerr.
AND EFFECTS. , 1 2-20-2tp -
DRY WOOD FOR SALE $3.50 per
cord Phone Red Ml, ' 12-21-tf
Bunford Joins Wife.
Chas. F. Ban ford who was to have
.been examined beibre Justice Wil
liams today, on a charge of non-sup
port Is today agreed to return to his
, wife and properly care for her. The
case was settled to the satisfaction
of the officials before the examination
was held.
the wage is remunerative and furth
ermore be would remain at home. He
has a strong erlp on the local su
perlntendoncy to fall back on should
his postofflce aspirations be nipped,
though Mr. Bragg will not be Inter
viewed except to say that he Is not
after the stale Job. These two pri
mary factors are admitted generally
to be responsible for his flat refusal
to seek the state honors, much as
such a position would carry with It.
ner the Washington feature.
The domestic science class- Is divid
ed into three sections and the event
of last evening was prepared by ono
section of the class, omprlnlng the
young ladles named. Classical mu
sic ' from the high school grafonola
was a feature of the evening, and
withal It was a most enjoyable occa
sion, reflecting credit to the young
ladles who with their electric plates
and electric ovens prepared the de-
The term is but for two years and liclous dinner. The menu follows,
at the end of that time he would have, Fruit Cocktail
the troublesome task of his hands Oyster Planked Chicken,
of seeking re-election or being with
out a Job th Hough fonslderable
prestige It is true in a strange coun
try and a strange land.
Mr. Bragg was flooded wllh tele
grams last night from "men who are
anxious to get the state ob If Mr.
Cranberry Jelly
Boston Baked Beans Brown Bread
Stuffed Baked Potatoes
Cherry Nut Salad Cheese Straws
Peach Ice Cream Cake
Coffoe Mints
Everything about the table was
Bragg didn't want It: all conceded hand made. The IrtBh crochet dollies
him foremost In the running. Those attracted considerable attention,
principally advanced during the 12 1 Those who enjoyed the occasion
ours that advancement has been on (Were Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Bolton, Mr.
order of business, are E. F. Chand- land Mrs. A. T Hill, Dr. and Mrs C. T.
ler, present assistant superintendent ' Bacon. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reynolds,
of the state. Prof. Robinson of Mult- .(Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stout, and Mr. and
nomah county and Prof. E. D. Ress
ler of O. A. C.
BIRTHRATE INCREASES.
Expected Loss of Domestic InstlurU
Is Not Resitted, Say Reports.
Sacramento, Feb. 21. California's
tqnal suffrage shows no signs of the
predicted' loss of domestic Instincts
st the records of birthrate show on
fl -'-ry there Is an Increasa In
n Increase of 12 2-2 per
t over 1911 Is tioted.
Mrs. Bruce Dennis.
BILLS PILE UP.
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wan muaeil Vr the senate Wc.ln .1.iv
aftirnoon and will become a U,
It neets wlt the approval of Gover
nor West. Pnrtie of the leg i on
Jdld not like the bill but tho-'ghi It
better than nothing.
! An attempt to smash the steam rol
ler In the boi' wns made by Eaton
of Lane at tM session. He had
Introduced re"liitloti providing for
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FREiSH FOR
SUNDAY
Head Lettuce
v Hot House Lettuce
Cauliflower, Celery
Green Onions, Spinach
Radishes, Cabbage
Oranges. Bananas
Kippered Salmon by Express
Today .
The Irtvetts apoar1nt at the Artade theatre today and tomorrow In their
mytcrioBt act, tAIcd, "Is the Land of Nod."
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