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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1913)
FRIDAY, MARCn 7, 1913. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, PAGESEVHI 9 STEWARD'S OPERA MOUSE The Popular WHEELER PLAYERS, supporting the coast favorite METTA CHAMBERLAIN TONIGHT Our l': Repertoire , TONIGHT Milton RoyIe' Maiterpiece "Friends MILTON E. ROYLE'S BIG SUCCESS A Play That yt ill Live Forever siTTSDAT nan THE BEST REPERTOI RE NOW PLAYING THE NORTHWEST THE COMPANY THAT HAS NEVER KNOWN AN - , w ; ' ADVERSE CRITICISM. IP, 2Q and SOc-NO MORE. NO LESS FROM PENDLETON LIVE WIRE "THE WHEELER PLAYERS ARE PUTTING UP PLAYS AS GOOD AS THE 2 00 ARTICLE GIVEN IN LARGER CITIES AND ARE HAVING PACKED HOUSES." FROM PENDLETON EAST ORE GONIAN "EVERY MEMBER OF THE WHEELER PLAYERS IS WORTHY OF PLACE AMONG THE BEST STOCK COMPANIES THAT TOUR THE COUNTRY." CURTAIN AT 8:30 68 PLAYS IN OUR RFPERTOIRE 68 CURTAIN AT 8'30 WHEELED MAKE -ANOTHER HIT play itself is a dramatic gem wilb laughter and tears delightfully inter mingled. Every member of the company waj good. Miss Wheeler. In the role of Nellie Durkln, was simply great and Mr Wheeler, as Jim, the big hearted brother of the doctor,' played a beau tiful and difficult role with ease and (race. Miss Lawrence in the Irish role of Kate Carrlgan again demonstrated her ability as a finished actress. All 'he company were cast to advanUit; and special mention should be given to Mr. .Hutchinson as the Pilest and 'Mr. Lee as Michael. I La Grande's public should compli ment Mr. Steward on having secured so fine an organization as the Wheal -er Players. Such companies are al ways welcome and their popularity is shown by the large bouses which greet them nightly.' f. N. HUTCHINSON, POPULAR IVHUELERl PLAY EI:. . LANGRELL. To the Editor and Patrons of Pine Valley Herald: . Along with the right of franchise granted tie gentler Bex at our elec tion the right of signing petitions for liquor licenses is of course Included. Thus, along with the name of Mr. Blank we find Mrs. Blank and thei Misses Blank appended to these peti tions as thty come before the county courts for action. ' It is a sad comment on the condi tion of society when the mothers and daughters Join the fathers and broth ers in petitiqiing for this blighting J business, that . brings sorrow and shame to all who come under its in fluence. Every Individual that signs or sanctions a liquor license is equal- J ly guilty before God with the manu-. facturer and seller of intoxicating drinks. The wrecked homes and the , blear-eyed caricatures of men "that' NIBS' POST . COISilTiy TOTAL COLLECTION STCST NOT EXCEED $1.00. j ; Parcels Will Be Insured up to Fifty Dollars, In Addition. - After July 1, parcels may be sent C. O. D. by parrels post, according to recent action of the postmaster gen eral, notification of which has just been received by Postmaster Richie. According to die new ruling, - the sender of a mailable parcel on which postage is fully prepaid, may have the price of the article and the charges thereon collected from the addressee on payment of a fee of 10 cents In parcels poat stamps affixed, provlBfi NOTICE. " Hong War Co. have bought the Hip Ying Chong store formerly knows as Hon; Tuck store. LOW YOUNG, ; TOY SAM, WONG LAM, LYE JUM. the amount to be collated does not exceed $100. Such a parcel will be insured against loss without addition al charge, In an amount equivalent to Its actual value, but not to exceed $50.00. t The ruling also provides that ad dressees will not be permitted to ex amine the contents of a C. O. D. par cel until It has been receipted for and . all charges paid. A parcel may be jrefUBed when It is tendered for de j livery, but after delivery has been ef-' fected it cannot be' returned on ao count of dissatisfaction with the con tents or the amount collected. .' , The government will not stand re-. sponsible or misunderstandings be tween senders and addressees of C. O. D. packages. 1 DEFINITIONS 1 HELL- i -:-7 ::- Three telephone systems in a town, PURGATORY: Two telephone systems, P A R A D I S E: One Good Telephone System. ELBERT HUBBARD Pd Adv. Last night the popular Wheeler company presented an entirely differ ent class of drama than they Jive heretofore produced and it proved to line the by-ways of life are the works j be a rare dramatic treat, artistically . of their hands. staged and admirably utiulcJ T I DO IT! DO IT! DO IT! Ths It is to be hoped that the result or . woman suffrage will tend to purify the electorate which is sadly in need ci purification. tmi Th fact that women are willinK to OS use the first opportunity they have J in exercising the suffrage, to sign Hquor licenses gives but- llttlp iO The Wardrobe j o! pi lb lo TAILORING CLEANING HAT BLOCKING PRESSING Our Prices correspondingly low Quick Service Good Work THAT'S US jo i 11)1 Tfin The WARDROBE j ! it! LLUU Pen Evenings j o 'promise of a resultant betterment of; the political conditions. j j! Much is claimed for woman suffrage J as a corrector of the existing evils of l society, but such examples as this 1 i -'Ut "...It i Cj. li J does emphasize some facts, bowever; I ' among them Is, that lasting reforms l must come through the individual ' ! voter, be he man or woman. I Suffrage may be here to stay,' but J nevertheless, woman s greatest ; sphere of usefulness will always he i as queen of the home. Here her gen tle Influence is exercised toward s-vAlntntv ho snni (stiff rlaiiirVinta tn s the higher duties of home, morals ! and citizenship. Any departure from this ideal speaks ill for the future. B. M. GRANDY. BLUNDERS PARCELS POST. If you live out of town send your clothes parcels post. , We will pay return charges. ft. :M. Grandy is a Ron of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Grandy of this city- Ed. note. Clark Commerce ("hulrman. Washington, Maixh 6. Clark has been elected chairman of the com- i nierre commission to succeed Lan. Have often been made even when one's eyes are wide open. Let us get-: the definition. - ERROR; FALSE STEP; ' OVERSIGHT; PAULT; INACCURACY. First You will mak e an error if you fail to let us show you the property j we have for sale. " " ; Second You will not bje. allowed to make a false step through Oversight, r Inaccuracy when we' quote you any property we have for sale. Look At This i Lotik 3 And 4. block 77, Ohnnlin' Add. flood JS room bousp in fjood enrtdi tion. Located on or. of N avenue and Second St. There is a $1300.00 mortgage on place th at is payable at $27.56 per month. The price is now. reduced to $1800.00; the difference between mortgage and price must be' cash, or will take a good team, wagon, harness, and the balanee cash. This is one of our many places we can offer anyone wishing to buy. ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY For Sale La Grande Investment Co. Ull ADAMS AVE., FOLEY BLDG.
