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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1913)
MA .lf O I ' ; the house or cczifost . "Ah Excitinf? Honsvmnnn" " - ' ' A TwoReel PafhePtay 4. i,! , The funrdet, happiest wholeaameit comedy in year :.v.--,.-c ."'". (;',' ,'V, a ,: v. ;'";-. p; -J. , PATHETS WEEKLY NO. 17 Shoy the news f 4he world. " "THE LADY AND THE MOUSE -An - old fashioned romance that pulls at everybody's hearstrings. 'A Biograph. v - ' STARR & STARR High class singing and talking Act, ".,- Wednesday and Thursday-a splendid two reel special "The Broken Vow" ! , At 1818 Adams Avenue, near Fir street, in room lately occupied by the "L. A M. ChiH Parlor" there has been just opened op a new . Shoe Shining Parlor. Private chairs for ladies. AU work1 guaranteed and done by first class workmen. A com plete line of fine tobaccos, cigars and cigarettes is also carried. ' 5-28-6t Bft, H. 8. BROWNTOX, Dentist ui flee aver Sherry's theatre. Henceforth the Bussey taxi and buss line will, have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Main 191. Day and night,. ' Fatherland Style DILL PICKLtS In 20c Cans i ' '"i.V' !, -A" J'" ':r'l.' These cucumbers : gathered '.freshly from the vines are pre "pared with dill, having v gone t through the ojd German pro cess of putting up original dill pickles. New weight of con-; tents about 82 ounces. For sale by PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY PHONE MAIN 80 WE SELL Pure Artificial Ice at 50c a hundred. Pure river Ice at 30 cents a ? hundred. Our Artificial Ice is : made from pure Beaver creek" ; water and is guaranteed as pure as the city water. .. Please get your orders in before noon each day. GRAN D Y THE ICE MAN. LOCAL BREVITIES. Red Cross Drug Store for Kodaks. , . 5-29-tf Auto for Hire J. P. Laxaon, large touring car; careful driving; moder ate charges. Phone Main 737. . 5 . . - ' ; 6-20-tf i An attractive proposition to offer two or three live wires in promoting a mertorious proposition! Call' 108 Elm St. . . ; . . . . 6-20-lm .. We have been closing out all our pianos, - and " only have one" fine Player Piano in stock which we will sell at y a bargain. Calf Main 90. Newlin- Book & Stationery Co. 5-27-tf La Grande Electric Co., best wir ing and supplies. Located in Foley Hotel block, Adams. Ave. . ... 5-26-6t Efficient Auto service good ear always on the job..: Call Shores Auto Service, Sommer Hotel, Fine weather demands fine clothes. "The Wardrobe" at your service. N , 6-27-tf Callie Denning will take sewing either at party's home - or at . her home. Call Red 3891. 6-20-lmo FOR RENT 1 six room and 1 four room riudern house. 908 N Ave. ' ' l 6-3-tf . HITTER The photographer In your town, ll-ltf Buy your groceries direct from the wholesalers.-. Write or call me up at the Foley hotel, La Grande, Oregon. ; - FRANCIS G. CAVERS. . d-19-lm ' i v w La Grande Electric Co., best wir ing and supplies. Located in Foley Hotel block, Adams Ave. - ' ' 5-26-6t ' . PFRS03IAL8, . . Mrs. Carrie P. Duryea . left .this morning for Pendleton to , visit her daughter, Mrs. M. A.. StillweU for a few days, after, which she will attend the Rose Festival in Portland. ' She expects to be gone a month visiting with friends' at Seattle before return ing home. ' ' . .: Mrs. R. G. Bennet returned home from Portland this morning.. Grover Duffey who has been at tending the U. of Idaho,' is visiting' ma uruiner, vnanes, in ih uranoe i today. oiiniceiimisiiiiS. ' M H . Elic McKenzie returned : t to ' his home at Summerville this morning. ', THE EASTERN OREGON LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY WILL GIVE A ruhf ;l DEMONSTRATION AND EldaT ALL ELECTRIC rffiANCEE AT NO. 1111 ADAMS BT FOLEY HOTEL BUILDING, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JUNE 4 AND 5. A COMPETENT DEMONSTRATOR AND AN EXPERT FROM THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO, WILL BE IN ATTEND ANCE. 1 , . - , i ? 4 i t ' ' ' 1 ' ' u ' v.t wrsa TO give ALL the PEOPLE OF LA GRANDE an OPPORTUNITY OF BEING FAMILIAR WITH ALL THE NEW USES OF ELECTRICiTY. Engineer Henry' Hanson was down j from Telocaset this morning. Geo. Currey, Jr., made a business trip to Cove today.' H. Kramlich went to Baker on this morning's train. ; C. T. Darley the surveyor made a business trip to , Summerville this morning. Pure River Ice. Regular deliveries. .- Prices Phenei-Fred Young, Black 631.? right. 6-5-tf Take your Corset troubles to Mrs, O. C. Combs, Corsetiere, 1503 7th St. Phone Black 1971. . American Queen Corset, Sanitary aprons. Waits Electric : C.a. taw FoIpv building, not the Foley hotel . build ing. , ' 5-14-tl A camera that always makes good Ansco at Hill's Drug Store. Price is right. 5-22-eod Grand Union . . Order your bread and cakes of the Grand Union Tea Co. We also carry a complete line of fancy and staple gor ceries. - , - TflE ONLY EXCLUSIVE TEA AND COFFEE STORE IN TOWN. 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. 5-17-ft Modern Dressmaking can now be had in La Grande. Eighteen years in ladies' exclusive tailoring establish ment. Call 13021 O Street. Work guaranteed. ... ,5-23-tf T. : "'"'f'" ' ,'" y ' : ; Waite Electric Co New Foley building, not the Foley hotel build ing." -6-14-tf WANTED Boarders and roomers at 905 Spring St. Call Black 3881. " r, 5-30-6t i i , , M.-;A:y;rH;rt;r. FOUND An Elks charm, tooth filled : with gold, bearing number 433. In puire of Secretary La Grande lodge, . 433. . ' 5-31-5t Ben Corbett . returned home last night. He has been south during the winter. 1 ' C. W. Nibley returned home from Portland this morning. - ( Prof. Taylor of the La Grande business college, left for Portland this morning. He intends to, stay there until after the Rose show. THE ELECTRIC RANGE Will be the special feature: Don't miss it. m m m f , at1 - '- f t Tr- i i Fine Weather DEMANDS Mrs. Christie Peal, who has been visiting friends in Cove, returned to her home at Walla Walla this , morn- r.-: Leon 'Adams, who was connected with the People's Store while attend ing high Bqhool, this last year, has purchased half interest in Martin's Confectionery. ' They expect to carry the best in their line and both old and new customers will be made wel come. Martin's HOME made can dies will continue to be a specialty with them. FOR RENT Four room house, f urn ished or unfurnished. . Inquire 2008 Second strret " , . 6-81-tf . . The ladies'' parish and missionary ' ..' i . . , Kamela; C. L. Darnell, Kametla Geo, an church will meet next Thursday, ' . . ' t,.l. H. A. Wallace, Milton; L, J. Furga son and wife, Baker; J, W. McCor mach, Pendleton; W. C. Cooper, Port land; C. W. Logan, Portland; E. A. Vaughan, Portland; W. A. Bullock and wife, Salem; C. S. Mumnaugh, Wallowa; Jess Beardslew and wife, Heppner, and E. P. Furgason of Port land, are among the guests stopping at the Foley. ' ( . i E. W. Davis, Spokane; J. L. Mc Allister, Salem; J. Kuhn, Ogden; W. G. Zeigler, Portland; C. H. Evans, Portland; S. E. Kelly, San Francisco; J. Wt Skiles, Seattle; Mrs. J. G. Stev. ens, Cove; B. F. Wilson, Union, and F. Musick of Cove, are among those stopping at the Sommer. B. H. Lewis, Pocatello; B. F. Cook, afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. Dalton, 2106 Second St. -- H. i. Mrs. E. L. Evans, ; Piano Teacher, Thorough instruction in .: artistic Piano Playing and Harmony. . Modern methods used. Studio 1008 Third St. Phone Black 881. 6-1-tf Ansco that's the- camera; Drug Stores-note our prices Hill's 5-22-eod 3 A Special HEAD OF THE KODAK . FAM ILY. PRICE yAil-yi'yf- ,;: $65.00 The Kodak for peed. (Takes Postcard Size Pictures. RED CROSS DRUG STORE ' Eagles to Give Dance. "All members of the Eagle lodge) are invited to attend the dance at. Danceland academy June 4. Those desiring to have invitations sent to friends should leave word at the Ash Brothers stors. By order of the Com mittee. 3t Young Lawyer Appointed. . Salem, June 3. Don H. Upjohn of The . Dalles has been appointed dis trict attorney for the newly , created Twelfth Judicial district, comprising Polk, Tilamook and Yamhill counties by the governor. Upjohn graduated from Willamette law school last year. Gibson, Kamela ; v" Oscar " Furgason , Elgin; Wm. 'Brown, Alicel; C. A. Saxton, Union; J. Weaver, Union; R. C. Plass, Alicel; H. G. Cotthoff, Port land, and D. Kinney of Joseph, are amoner those who stooped at the Savoy last night. Ernest Whitely of Milton filed a homestead application at the land of fice yesterday. Mary E. Hammack of Enterprise filed a timber and stone entry at the land office today. ' The Hens Were Jealoua. "My dear." suld the jnrensor' wife, "the bens hare sc-riitchtx up all that eggplant seed yon nowed." - "Ah, Jealousy!" mused the professor. And be sat down and wrote a twenty pnge article on the "Development of Envy In the Minds of the Lower Bi peds "Ladles' Home Journal. " ' A Handy Woman. Mrs. ;. Housewlfey I :' never bad - a laundress who could do on white dresses as nicely as your wife does. Rastus (grinning admirably) Ya's 'm. Mandy's a risbt bandy 'ooman. She kin do me op Jes' is easy as one o' dem air dresses. Puck. ' Dr. Kirby of Elgin was a business visitor in the city today being called hereon circuit court matters. Mrs. Chas. E. Cochran and children have returned to Portland after visit iner with Georee T. Cochran and family for a few days. L. Raymond is attending the state blue rock shoot at Eugene. C. H. Moore, commerce superin tendent of the Portland Ad club, and H. R. Hayke, of the Chapman Adver-HilHinp- eomnanv nassed throutrh the pit.v thn momimr on their wav to I Rnltimore where thev will attend the . Thcre 18 alwas rt oat If one seeks .j TV, I " tn proper direcUon. How the lndv Fine Clothes -When Youi Clothes are Soiled Having symp toms of wrinkles, and in general look as though' they'had some kind of a skin disease, do they feel or look healthy and prosperous? , , . CONSULT THE BEST COSTS NO MORE THAN ELSEWHERE 11 THE WARDROBE PHONE M 64 " sfck Tailoring, Hat Blocking, ' Cleaning, Pressing i i : Father's Position. "Why don't you want me to marry your dn lighter?" "You have no niotiey." "But 1 have brnlns." "Maybe so, but you don't prove it by wanting to get mnrrled, young uian."-Wnshinjton Herald. To 8e the Back of Your Eye. ' Behind the eye, whut Is culled the retina, Is lined with branching blood vessels, and a curious but perfectly simple experiment .will enable you to see these., , Plnce yourself in a dark room, opposite a dark colored wall then light a candle and. holding It In your hand, move It up and down be fore your eyes, all the time looking not at the candle, but at the wall be yond. After a little practice you will see appenr on the wnll a srreat branch Ing figure in black on a reddish sur face. What you are looking at Ib the shadow of these blood vessels at the back of your own eye. Perhaps the most curious purt of the whole thine is mat the part of the eye which re ceives the Impression of light must lie oenind these , blood vessels. London Urapbie. Cured Her. national ad club's convention. They will join a special train at Denver. Archie Demans of Milton filed a homestead application at the. land of fice today. Alexander M. Moore of Zumyalt, Ore., filed a homestead application at the land office yesterday. . Mrs. Nellie Story of Island City left this morning for Salt Lake and other points in Utah. . She expects to be gone about three weeks. Henry C. Woodward of Lena, Ore., Dick T..Shellenbarger of Nolin, Ore., Andrew J. Groah of Flora, Ore., filed homestead applications at the land of fice today. of the house put a stop to a telephone caller who annoyed her is told lu the new torn sun: "A busy housewife on the went Bide had been called to the teiepnone every dny for two weeks by some person who Inquired if that was the meat market It seemed impossible i iraignten out the phone numbers. The housewife became angry. 8o the other dny when called she admitted that it was the meat market and very pleasantly took a rush order for a dos en lamb chops. Bhe hnsu't been both ered since." - ,-; .-.. Fins Want Protection. Helsingfors, Finland, June 3. The most formidable blow of the manv aimed at Finnish . autonomy In t past few years, in the opinion of all classes here, was the bill brought up in the Russian duma today at St Petersburg. The bill requires that ai; Finns who resist Russian-made Jaws' must be tried by a Russian court. Introduced by the ministry of jtw-' tice, the measure .is designed to af- feet all offenses in which bureaucrat- ' ic ingenuity can discover the slightest semblances of political motives, and?' includes murder, any attack on polices f or military, damage done to railways;. mails, telegraphs or telephones, the ' manufacture or sale of bombs, and even any attempt to prevent the- ap- ; plication of Russian laws to FinlamtV The purpose is admittedly to sweep as many Finns as possible into th V wide net of Russian law and Russian court nrncAdiirp Tt i ' Avon - nmiof than the laws which George III. of;'"' England evoked against the coloniess previous to the revolution.. ,-. " An explanatory statement" filed by ' t.hn mlninfi-v unfit i a j ....... .u u uaii i aaiu. ijc . be full of gross misrenreRentnf.n-inir- v among the most flagrant of which i the assertion that the opposition, fa -"Russification" comes from only- f. small section of the Finnish'- people. -This is made in tho face' of'thVf f t ; that the Finnish diet, which w ene'f of the most representative and dent 1 ocratic parliaments in the world, i& . ' continually and emphatically protesC' ' ing against various foams of Russinou aggression. - ... . y Describing the bill todav. the Don'. v a leading Liberal organ, in ly .prepared article,, said: It means ? the stealing of Finland's nolitirnl freedom. What remains, for instance of the freedoms of the press, under . regulations Vhich can regard mt. free word as criminal? The ministry of justice evidently desires to level Finland with Russia in the matter of f; lawlessness, step by step." Ihe fate of the measure which ' came up today lies With the Orto- . brists, who hoi dthe balance of power - ' in the duma. How they will vote. when the measure reaches that stagey. probably the latter part W this weekw is as yet problematical
