La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 21, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1913. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, PAGE FIVE I. THE HOUSE "TOMMY'S ATONEMENT" A clever little drama, by Selig. "THE MYSTERY OF THE STOLEN CHILD"--One of the Lam bert Chase series. ' Featuring Maur ice Costello. A very pleasing comedy. . ' '" 1 "THE TOMBS OF THE' MING EMPERORS" A Selig. Dra matic. "TOO MUCH PARCEL TO ST" Newness and freshness make this a splendid farce comedy. Patheplay. "THE FISHER MAIDENS" Giving a complete change of act. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SELIG TWO REELER "A Wise Old Elephant THEIR LATEST AND GREATEST WILD AN IMAL MASTERPIECE. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY RECEIVED YES TERDAY A FRESH CON SIGNMENT OF DRIED BEEF COLD BOILED HAM SWIFT'S COLTJM-, '3IA AND ARMOURS' STAR . BACON AND hams PHONE NUMBER MAIN 86 Lock Your BarnDoor BEFORE your horse ft stolen NOT AFTER. An abstract of title to your real estate is as necessary as Insurance on your borne. . I will make an abstract tor you at a material reduction In the price charged by others. I will guarantee that any at torney will approve tt or there will be no cnarge. Aak for FE N D E R at the office of the . SECURITY LAND AND HBUST COMPANY. La Grande National Bank Bldg When Dealing With J. H PEARE&SON La Grande's Leading Jewelers and manufacturing Opticians. Yon are trusting yourself to a i I store of twenty-two years' standing which should satisfy yen that yon will be treated right. Call when you desire anything in the jewelry line or are in need of glasses. THE BEST FITTED OPTI CAL PARLORS IN EAST ERN OREGON. We Grind Our Own Lenses J. H. PEARE &SON OF COMFORT ANOTHER BIG 77 " ' . ' LOCAL BREVITIES. '.-.' Everything for Camera or Kodak at Tie Red Cross Drag Store. -i ,-. v 5-12-tf Garbage hauled. ', Prompt service. Pnoae V. S. Mason; Black 622. RITTEB The p&otographer In your town. 11-ltf - $5.00 Packard Shoe for men $4.50. DatUa't Cash Stor.i 5-20-2t . , Flower for! May 80th. ' . ' Gladiolus, Spanish. Iris, Snowballs, Poeonies, LiMaa, 'Carnations and Roses. Order this week, don't delay. La Grande Seed & Floral Co. A few more buggies and hacks, for sale at Dutchers Wagon Shop. 6-14-tf Miss Lola Campbell, Hair Goods, Facial Massage, Manicure . and Scalp Treaments. Room 12, Sommer Bldg. Over Silverthorn's' Drug Store. V'-- r-'S,-n" -.; 6-12-6t , Waite Electric uo., new roiey building, not the Foley hotel build ing. ,- 5-14-tf j Decoration Day Flowers. : j We will have plenty of nice flow- ers at reasonable prices for all who place their order for the same at once. Only a limited quantity will be bought for the last minute buyers so advise us .of, your wants and avoid being disappointed at the last minute. La Grande Seed & Floral Co. Pleasure riders and men who have business to transact with outlying towns, can find efficient auto hire service by calling the Sommer hotel and asking for Shores Auto service. Reasonable rates, first class service. Place your order for Memorial Day flowers now. La Grande Seed & Floral Co. 8-8-tf Take your Corset troubles to Mrs. O. C. Combs,'. Corsetiere, 1503 7th St j Phone Black 1971. American Queen Corset, Sanitary aprons. 50c Ladies' Union, Suits 39c. Dai ton's Cash. Store.. ' 5-20-2t Buy your groceries direct from the wholesalers. Write or call me up at the Foley hotel, La Grande, Oregon. FRANCIS G. GOVERS. d-19-lm House for Rent, Furniture for Sale. Furniture for three rooms for sale. Will rent house to party buying, if desired, reasonable rent, good loca tion, large grounds, modern. Call at Oberver office. 5-12-tf is only a few days left to secure one of those classy hand bags at Hill's Drug store. FOR SALE One Hardie sprayer, reasonable for cash, also one 150 egg incubator.' inquire Mrs. i.ucy Oilman. Fruitdale. 6-17-6t NEW SHOESHINING PARLOR Next door to Sherry's Theatre. Lady customers can leave their shoes with me and I will clean them, wheth er they art. white, black, tan or suede. J. K. KAPELLAS. Callie Denning will take sewing either at party's home or at her home. Call Red 8891. 5-20-lmo An attractive proposition to offer two or three live wires in promoting a mertorious proposition. Call 108 Elm St 5-20-lm Percheron Stallion, sired fey world's champion, stood at Bean's ranch, South La Grande. 5-12-tf R. H. S. BROWJfTON. Dntist ui fice over Sherry's theatre.' LADIES, have you looked- over our stock of high class hand bags. You will have to hurry, they are going fast. Hill's' Drug Store. 6 bars Pearl White soap 25c. Dal ton's Cash Store . 5-20-2t 3. H. Armstrong, instructor pianoforte," pipe organ, ear training and musical theory. Second studio after August 1st in ,new Methodist church, ' corner Spring and Fourth. Children's class begins- June 1st, in ear training, elements of harmony, and musical history. ' Studio 604 Adams, Phone Black 1362. Hair Work. Madame Kennedy will be here only a few days more. Don't forget to bring your hair combings and get a beautiful switch made. Savoy hotel,, room 6. ' . ., 5-16-tf ' 35c Ladies' Lisle Hose 25c. Del ton's Cash Store. 5-2-2t Mt. E. L. Evens, teacher of artiste "ilano -playing and harmony. Phone Black 881, Home Studio, 1008 Third St. 9-23-tt - Spuds for Sale. The La Grande baseball team has 300 boxes of fancy potatoes for sale. Call P, A. Foley. , . - '.Waite Electric Co New Foley building, not the Foley hotel buildr ing. ' 5-14-tf House for Rent, Furniture for Sale. , Furniture for three rooms for salerj Will rent house to party buying, if .desired, reasonable rent, good loca- ' . . 1 1 H A tion, jarge grounas, moaern. van ai Oberver office. .. 5-12-tf 6 Bars Crystal White Soap, 25c. Dalton's.Cash Store. 5-20-2t If you desire to see a practical demonstration of coolness caused by evaporation, call at the headquarters of the Australian Iceless Refrigera tor Co., 108 Elm St. La Grande, Oregon. 6-17-ft -.Notice to My Friends. The report that 1 am going to -;uit in the automobile contest is morrect and without foundation. I am in tc stay to the finish and with the assist ance of my friends, I hope to be' suc cessful. JOSEPH C. KETTEY. Henceforth the Bnssey taxi and buss line will have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Mala 191. Day and night 6 boxes Matches Cash Store. 19c. Dalton's 5-20-2t Auto for Hire-r-J. P. Lax on, large touring car? careful driving;- moder ate charges. Phone Black 737. . ' - . ' 5-20-tf Pure River Ice. Regular - deliveries. Prices right 5-5-tf Phone Fred Young, Black 631. 25c Ladies' Lisle Hose, 19c. Dal ton's Cash Store. 5-29-2t Bids Wanted, Notice is hereby given that bids will be received by the county clerk Pie wood, cut 3 feet, 8 inches to be delivered and corded in the court house basement on or before Septem ber 1, 1913. Bids to be filed by 1 o'clock on June 4th, 1913. The court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. ED. WRIGHT, County Clerk. 6 19-d-7t-w-lt FOR RENT Light rooms, 1914 Third St. housekeping 5-21-tf FOR RENT Suite of housekeeping' rooms. Nicely furnished. Eighth' and O. Black 822. 5-21-tf PERSONALS. Rev. Adams is reported to be re covering slowly from a serious at tack of quinsey from which he has been suffering for some time. Ray Bartholomew of the Blue Mountain creamery made a business trip to Union today. Mrs. Grace Barrie, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs"; Stella Ingle, returned to her home, in Weiser this morning. Dan .Tanner, superintendent of the George Palmer Lumber company, re turned home last night from Port land. ' ' E .E .Spencer of the Moose Billiard parlors went to Hot Lake this morn ings Miss Elsie Couch who has just fin ished her junior year at Berkeley, ar rived home this morning. Senator Ed. E. Kiddle went to Un ion this morning. : H. J. Fickers and wife of Kamela; R. B. Hatter, Denver, M. H. McCall, Portland, L. W. Morgan, Enterprise, Chas.' D,. "Jasper, Enterprise, A. D. Watts, 'Boise, Samuel Osborne, 'San Francisco; and N. P. .Turnball of Reno,' Nev., are among 'those stop ping at the Savoy. - F; R. Bangs, of Pomeroy, Wash., arrived in La Grande last; evening. Mr. Bangs-formerly lived her ; Chas. W. Connor, Stanfield; O. Fisher, Elgin; Opal 'Hall, Eligin; R. B; Wade, Kansas City; W. M. Pow ell, Portland; J. C. Marshall, San Francisco; E. B. Byle, Pendelton; J. Larson, Portland; Mrs. A'. M. Rine hort, Stattle; D. E. Clark, Portland, Chas. Hayes, Portland, and T. T, Baylis of Portland are among those stopping at the Sommer.. The Woman's Missionary society of the Baptist church will meet at the church Thursday afternoon at 2:30, at which time Miss Isabel Crawford, field worker for women's work, will speak. AU women are urged to be present. , Mrs. T. J. Scroggin will entertain the afternoon Kaffee Klatch Friday of this week. Mrs. George Bernie is in Portland visiting with friends. WANTED To borrow at once, $250. Will pay highest rate interest. Business securities. Answer at once. B. care Observer. 5-20-lt Miss Johanna Nerum will enter tain the ladies' parish and missionary society of Zion's Evangelical Luth eran church next Friday evening at the home of Mrs. r3. Nelson, 501 Washington Ave. Husbands and friends invited. Notorious Criminal on Trial. Pekin, 111., May 21. Notorious as a man who made a sensational escape from the government penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth by crawling a half mile through an 18-inch sewer pipe, Clyde Stratton, a safe ijobber? was taken to Rock Island today to answer to an- indictment for murder. He .is charged with killing Cashier Crowder while robbing the Silvas, Ills., Na tional bank last December. ' Women Attorneys Officiate. Seattle,' May 21. Probably un paralleled in legal annals, a burglary case is being tried in Judge Ronald's department of the superior court to day with a voman as attorney for the state, ami another as attorney for the defendant, Arthur Swanson MiBs Reah Whitehead, the deputy prosecuting attorney is the state's counsel and Mis? Lola May Blinn is counsel for the defense. Two women are also on the jury. In case of a conviction Swanson faces a peniten tiary sentence. Notice of Call of Improvement Bonds, Notice is hereby given that the city of La Grande, Union county, Oregon, Improvement Bonds, ... numbered from 31 to 50 inclusive, are called for redemption, June 1st, 1913. RAY. W. LOGAN, City Treasurer of La Grande, Oreon. SHEEPSKINS IN INTERESTING PROGRAM OUT LINED FOR THURSDAY. Commencement to Be Marked With , Many Interesting Features. Tomorrow night is the all import ant hour for members of the graduat ing class.; Commencement will take place from the auditorium of the high school tomorrow evening, with Dr. E. B. Fyke as the orator of the even ing. An attractive program has been prepared for the occasion, to which many of the citizens will listen. The program isi . , Piano Duet . , ... . . . . , . . . ." Selected Lema Moss, Ethel Pearson. Invocation ..Rev. A. G. Lane, D. D. Salutatory . 1;. . Blanche Perryman Vocal Duet ................ Selected Thelma Leffel, Lucile Jorris Commencement Address . ............Rev. E. B. Fyke, D. D. Vocal Solo Selected '.Olive Massee. - : Valedictory . . Alethia Chapman Male' Quartet . . . . ......... Selected Messrs. Bramwell, Ferrin, Da- vis, Stoddard. Presentation of Diplomas ' . ' President Board of Education Male Quartet L... Selected Messrs. Bramwell, ; Ferrin, Da vis, Stoddard. Benediction'' .Rev. E, Clpse ANDERSON AGAIN (WINNER ; Goes One Step Nearer to Pinnacle by Defeating Mandoi. !': , Los Angeles, Cal., May 21. Joe Mahdot of New Orleans was knocked put in the. 12th round of a scheduled 20 round fight here last night with Bud Anderson of Vancouver, Wash. Mandot was not knocked down at all in the. final round,. but he was practi cally, ''out" ( on his feet He .' was clearly insensible. Referee Eyton seeing the condition of the game southerner, stopped the fight with Mandot staggering blindly about the ring, and held up Anderson's hand in token of victory for the Vancouver bOy. ., v .' 1.,.. :'; .: San Francisco, ' Cal., '; May 21. Fifty pounds advantage in weight, six inches in height and a reach like the arm of a derrick could not win last night for Jess . Willard from "Gunboat" Smith, who won the ref eree's decision in the last round of a 20-round bout. The heavier punch of the more experienced and aggressive veteran counted for more in the re sult than the talk and strength of his towering ' opponent. ' Inexperience lost the fight. Willard has strength and courage, but he was too good na tured and sluggish. ' .. ' ; Fillet of 8ole It Rare. . ' A dish called fillet of sole' often ap pears n the bills of fare of American restaurants, but it is very rarely sole. It is almost always flounder. For the sole does not swim In our waters, and the only, way an. American chef can get sole Is from the tee box of an Atlantic liner that bus just arrived- from- Eu rope, andltnen It Is at least's week old. Sole Is a far daintier fish than flounder, and It ttniHt be eaten very fresh to bo any good. New York World. , A Bit of Sarcatm. "Is that jwor regular suit of clothes. Josh?" aBkiM Farmer Corntossel of his son. y t . "It Is. Correct thing right from a fashion plate.! "Well. well. I thought mebbe yon bad to wear It. because some o' your college chums Is bazln you." Wash ington star. r r . Htipeoked. "We're terribly .henpecked, pa, ain't we?" 4 "Why, what do you mean, my boyT "Well, ma makes me wash mv honrf. before I come to the suDDer tnhio. an sbe makes you wnsb yoors before you hook her np the back."f Detroit Free Press. ; . '- : Lltaratui. "Do yon consider literature an art or a science?" asked the very serious irirl. jl . ., icinini mr. renwiggie. 'It s o great big gamble. In which any- lottery ticket "- Washington Star. . -"iniu w nriiu Ulm OWa BIS n I Call at I Cummings & Black for staple and fancy groceries . and .. MARTIN'S. Home Made Candies CORSETS They lace in front without . bolts, buckles, bands, straps or other pat ent contrivance. They naturally, eas- lily, sensibly and comfortable support the abdomen. They are enthusiasti cally endorsed by eminent ph.i siciana for their hygienic qualities, f You will never know the truest un ion of corset comfort and ot-.all rrtj'e, until you have been fitted to a Cos es rd. Phone Red 8221 and I will call and give you a trial fitting ia your home. . ' ' ; ; A complete line of Gossard cor Gets, lace front brassiere, hark path, sonitary belts and Binify aprons MRS. ROBT PATTISON Corestiere. Phone Red 8221, Res. corner Spring and Oak. : . ( When you wantfgood SERVICE, CALL Transfer Co Large Wagon , - Good Horses . Careful - Men! ! THE ABSTRACT A TITLE CO. La Grande, Ore. Owners of a complex and up-to-date set oi Abstracts of Vh'n County, Orer: :i. All work giiarmt.O'.i(K Or." us a trip i j C M T,0: orn u FclftT Bids Prosit ch'? Builders: We are locating in La Grande and are prepared to put up large structures as well as small. All Work guaran teed. , Marble Bros., Inc General Contractors ROLLS AND SCROLLS. V borders and linings everything in tha ne west designs in Wall Po nova- here in the most artistic Datterns nA most popular colorintrs. We ar nhnw. ing a particularly handsome line of parlor and drawing room papers the) kin that will please the discriminat ing housewife of artistic tastes. - Tha qualities are high but the prices aro exceedingly reasonable. ' r 1 To , it 1708 Sixth St. Phone Red 971.