La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1913, Image 5

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1913.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
PAG31
CHERRY'S
THE HOUSE OF COMFORT
"FRIEND JOHNpA Lubin featuring Arthur Johnson. ,
"THE HONOR SYSTEM" A Kalem dram; ; ' " " ' '
"THE RISEN SOUL OF JIM GRANT' An unusually strong Edi
son dram. t : .
"ELINDA, THE SLAVERY" Splendid Vitagraph comedy.
"THE ALPINE ENTERTAIN ERS" Complete change of act, .
COMING-Friday and Saturday,
"A MODERN PRODIGAL"
TWO REELS
A Vitagraph Drama of Surpassing Merit
Fine Music and effects. Guy H.
If you are extremely particular
and desire the very best table
fruits, you fill find perfection
In
Hunt's Supreme
Quality
Price 35c can, 3 for $1.00. ,.
For Sale by
PATTISON
BROTHERS
GROCERY
PHONE MAIN 80
LockYourBarnDoor
BEFORE your horse is stolen
NOT AFTER. An abstract of
title to your real eBtato Is as
necessary as insurance on your
home. I wi41 make an abstract
for you at a material reduction
in the price charged by others.
I will guarantee thot any at
torney will approve it or there
will be no charge. Ask for
FENDER
at the office of the
SECURITY LAD AND TRUST
COMPANY.
La Grande National Bank Bldg
ThTSAFEWAY
Spectacles
that are eorreot, give comfort
and look well.
Tt)e Intellect of man sit en
throned visibly upon his fore
head and In the eye."
, longfellow. (
THE RELIEF OF EYESTRAIN
IS UB SPECIALTY
Come In and talk over your
eyeglass problems; consulta
tion at aay tlate.
We grind our own lenses.
Our optical parlors hare all
the latest scientific Instruments,
for detectng errors n refracton,
Attendance Oraduate Optome
trist, I Grande.
J.H PEARE&SON
Curtis, musical director.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
,
ritteb'
The photographer in your town. 11-1 tf
The Grand Union, handle a full line
of groceries, Royal Club canned goods
and Club House Coffee are the best.
4-22 tf "
NEW SHOESHINING PARLOR
Nevt door to Sherry's Theatre. I
give expert cre to my customers and j
ciean an Kinds or shoer white,
suede, tan and black. . :
J. K. KAPELLAS.
Grand Union scouring pan and c&,t
pans are the best on the marker Jy
them. We guarantee everything we
sell or money refuna Grand Union
Tea company. ' 4-22-tf ; J.
Te the Public.
The Summerville' Cemetery associ
ation will hold their annual meeting
on Jlay 3, at 1:30 p. m a,', the 'Mason
ic liall. Everybody requested 1o at
tend this meeting. Business of 'im
portance. f
There will also be a general clean
up day at the cemetery Friday, April
25th. Everybody requested to come
and help care for their graves.
W. H. GLEJfN Chairman,
Imbler, Oregon.
Miss Margaret Kirk will entertain
the afternoon section of the Keffee
Klatch this week, Friday, at her
home.
Be up-to-date. Wear the
S American - Queen. Mrs. O. C.
Coombs, Corsetlere, 1103 L ave-
nue. Fhone Black 831. Order
$ now for spring fitting. ' ;
Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artistic
piano playing and harmony. .Phone
Black 881, Home Studio, 1008 Third
St. 9-23-tf
Old Line Legal Reserve L!f Insur
ance IB the kind that Stays and the
kind that pays. K 'j the kind you
buy when you take out a policy In the
Northwestern National Life of Min
neapolis FISHER A HALL, Gen'l Agents.
Office Rms. 20-22 the new Foley Bldg.
P. O. Lock Box 863, La Grande, Ore.
DR. H. S. BROWNT0N. Dentist ui
flot over Sherry's theatre.
WAN 1 0 r irst
wants position,
class lady cook
P. O. Box 603.
4-30-5t
Thursday being Ascension Day,
there will be a celebration of the Holy
Euchadist in St Peter's church at 10
a. m. In. the evening at 8 o'clock,
there will be a special service which
the local commandery of Knights
Templar will attend. The choir has
been diligently practicing the music
for this service which will be of a
high order, and the rector will give
an address based on the motto of the
Knights Templar, "In hoc signo
vonces. ine btyicb i
who would like toatt end. 4-29-2t
J
If vou ar extremely particular and
desire the very best table frut. you
wiV. find perfection in Hunt's Su-
preina Quality. Price 35c can, S for
$1.00. For sal , by PattU Bros.
Grocery. ' 4-30-13
' Henceforth the Bussey tail and
buss Una 'will have quarters at the
Foley hotel. . Phone Main ,- Day
and night ,
Plana Tialng Erpert work guar
anteed. Chas. Burger. P. O. Box 168;
3-18-tf
la Grande Business College.
Telegraphy, Spanish and a full
practical course Id business. Esroll
st any tin. Office help supplied at s
moment's notice.
LOST Bunch of keys. Return to
Mint saloon and receive reward.
4-29-6t
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms, modern, both. For two.
Inquire Haisven Furniture Store.
, 4-29 tf
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Johnson & Webb, proprietors of
the City Livery Stable, has dissolved
partnership and all bills against and
outstanding with the firm, up to
April 25, will be collected and paid
by E. B. Johnson, who remains pro
prietor of the City Stables.
E. B. JOHNSON.
A. J. WEBB.
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Mayday Basket Social. :
The young people of the first M.
E. church will give a Mayday basket
social Wednesday evening. A good
program has been prepared and a big
time is expected. The ladies will
bring May baskets well filled with
the good things to eat, and the gents
will buy the baskets at auction. The
price . not to exceed one dollar.
Come and have a good time. 4-29-2t
PERSONALS. -
M. E. Stafford, New ;prk; P. M.
Simpson, Spokane; A. Perry, Los An
geles;; J. Johns, Pendleton; R. Ar
nold, .Chicago; . N. Stewart, Spokane,
and A. B. Moore of Portland, are
among the guests stopping at the
Sommer. , , , s. -
Rev. Fyke returned from Portland
this morning. ,
Miss Buna Bacon went to Baker
this morning.
Logan Paul went to Los Angeles
last night.
Mrs. Mary Gray, Livingston; T. F.
McByrne New York; E. W. Loveberry
Seattle; R. A. McKinney, Spokane;
W. H. Bennett, Portland, and C. Hen
sel of Portland are among those stop
ping at the Foley. . .
Jno. Young left
Pleasant Valley.
last night for
Miss C. Troseth returned to
Lake last night.
Hot
Mrs. Rose Harris and daughter
left last night for San Fancisco.
H. W. Cowan, Walla Walla; Geo.
Wolfe. Wallowa; J. B. Weaver, Un
ion; L. W. Morgan, Perrysville, Ind.;
Chas. D. Jester, Perrysville, Ind.;
Anna Morgan, Perrysville, Ind.; Geo.
Huey, Salem; J. T. Rocon, Salem; S.
R. Woodrong, Pocatello; and T. E.
Gray of Seattle, are among the
guests stopping at the Savoy. .
Roscoe Blackwell, formerly v owner
of the CaRh Bazaar, left, this morn
ing for Seattle.
Arthur Johnson and family moved
to Baker this morning.
Chas. B. Orai has returned from
Portland where he went on business
connected with the state game com
mission. He has been promised a lib
eral supply of fish fry for this county
this summer. '
D. C. Burkhart, manager of the Ar
cade, has gone to Portland on busi
ness matters.
Dr. G. T. Darland made a business
trip to Union this afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Pierce returned to
Hot Lake this afternoon.
Conductor and Mrs. Lealand Han-
Special
ford leave this evening for f an Fran
cisco on business natters to be gone
a few days. - ,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Crossen have
returned from an extended stay in
Portland. '-''. - .-
Cough Medicine far Children.
Too much care cannot be used In
selecting a cough medicine for chil
dren. It should be pleasant to take,
contain no harmful mlisianic and be
most effectual. CHamberlain's CoiibI.
Remedy meets these requirement
and Is a favorite with lie un; : - '
young children everywhere. fur . .
by all dealers.
Straight at It
There Is no use of our "beang
around the bush." We mlRht as well
out with ltfl rst as last. We wanl
you to try Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy the next time you have a cough
or cold. There Is no reason so far as
we can see why you should not do
o. This preparation by Its remark
able cures has gained a world wide
reputation, and people everywhere
speak of It In the highest terms of
priase .It Is for sale by all dealers.
THREE ARMS
(Continued from Page 1)
the- legislature they wanted an anti
alien land law," said a prominent
legislator today. "They declared in
many letters and telegrams that they
didn't care how such ., a law was
worded, or what diplomatic terms
were used. The president said he de
sired that the words 'ineligible to
citizenship, be not used. We have
satisfied the people of California and
the federal administration with this,
bill."
Bryan left at 8:15 for Sun Francis
co where he will spend the day, the
guest of exposition officials, and will
return to Sacramento tomorrow. He
was escored to the station by Gover
nor Johnson.
SUFFRAGETTE QUARTERS
(Continued from rane l.)
struggling fiercely and were wained
to sti y out. Officers surrounded the
build n? and held the militants a-
bay. The latter screamedthitata at
the police. ;
Women dectectives at Scotland
Yards, posing as suffragettes, s
curcu the evidence upon which. Ce
raid was based. The raiders rched
women's hand bags and seized much
of their correspondence, including
letters which are alleged to be m-
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Lot of Suits
Just Received.. These suits are bargains and
ought to be sold in one day J
Had these suits been here the first of the sea
son they would have sold for $25 to $27.50
but owing to the fortunate purchase the en
tire lot is to be sold at
This Smc Sile is worthy of your attention.
E. E KJRTLEY
Ladies9 Ready to Wear
Oxy-Aadyicne Welding Plant
For Welding Broken Castings of Every Description
Cast' Iron, Steel and Aluminum Welding, Cranlc
Cases, Cylinders, or any part of machinery repaired.
No oi'dei loo large or too small for our attention. Tliis
special work is handled by expert workmen. Best
equipped custom shops between Portland and Salt
Lake. ,
J. A. GylicnbeflJ, Machinists &nd Founders
BAKER, OREGON TELEPHONE 403
fm-iwviawsBta
criminating.
TL. 1J 1 1 i j J
two puui-e uuuieu uuwu ttnu con
fiscated the suffrage flog from the
top of the building.
SLIGHT CHANGES t
(Continued from Page 1)
ing the anti-alien bill to be adopted
by the California senate until he re
ceives a detailed report from Bryan.
The contents of Bryan's messages are
not divulged. The ' president and
acting Secretary of State Moore are
keeping in close touch with develop
ments at Sacramento. . ,
Opinion is divided here regarding
the success or failure of Bryan's mis
sion to California. To change the
phraseology of .the bill defining what
classes o faliens may own land, has
complicated the situation. Counsellor
More is inquiring whether the
Li.Miifcvd wui uiug ui nit) new bill vio
lates the treaty with Japan.
Japj are Conciliatory.
Prominent Japanses who are in a
position to know informed the United
Press that Japan would make no
further diplomatic representations to
the United States regarding it's atti
tude until the California bill becomes
a law. He said the attitude of Japan
is most conciliatory, and that his
country Y: iot made a single renre-
I sntation to the United St&tes which
! could ba construed as an ultimatum.
Bryan at Frisco.
San Francisco, April 30. Bryan
arrived at 11 '30, to be the guest of
exposition directors. On the train
Bryan Vis averscd to discuss the
anti-aii:i legislation, and made no
statement of any kind of the action
of the Csl'foi-nia senate.
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As It Is Written
Our prescription department
is equipped with every time
saving, accuracy-insuring de
vice as well as drugs of highest
purity. Competent phar.naclsts
are always in charge and every
prescription is compounded as
written or not at all.
Bring your doctor's pre
scriptions, your family and
veterinary recipes to us and
make sure of right medicines,
rightly prepared and rightly
priced.
Red Cross Drug
: Store
THE ABSTRACT &
TITLE CO.
La Grande, Ore.
Owners of a complete
and up-to-date set of
Ahutracts of . Union
County, Oregon. AH
work guaranteed. Give
"s tv;al.
C M LOCKWOOD, Mgr
Office in Foley Bldg.
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