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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1914)
I ' PAGE "EIGHT , LA GttAME EVENING SmmVb MONDAY. JANUARY 1. Mi. F SESSION ft WIMT -COMMERCIAL CLUB . , "WILL ELECT. "OX ... MEMBERS '.SWiaf-EVniiort1 Meeting to Be Held ,v -ffr important' Business. , " TXsnorroir 'night is the time set for ttof annual election of ihe La Grande EJwmnercia? offirsV The meet- 3 to be vory?brteF, iut import st;. Several matters of importance coming: up for consideration but it yUJ .reojiire, jio prolonged session. annual -reporbobf ' the secretary t2l show the' financial condition, and ' flie matter pf ' estatoliiihinjr a joint- exhibit hall for Union and Wallowa v Maunties "s coming op for considera- ' Hon. It is important that a big presentation of memfcerg be pres- nt on that occasion. , Tho following night Tom Richard- mm will be in the city and all club " wi inlii i it, f i innrln of the club and the ' ladies of the city -are cordially in ' raited to hear Mr. Richardson. Chicago Land Stl and the' later national Dry Farming Congress, there': -:':'-": .. ::. ''.' . BE IT RESOrjyED, taat at tnfa special meeting of the Oregon Stat Immigration Commission held Jam ary 2, 1914, the members of sal com mission do express and record their appreciation to the La Grande Com mercial club for the splendid and ef fective co-operation and assistance rendered. Signed Thomas C. Burke, Presi-V dent; D. M. Scott, Fi JV. Lonergan, W. E. Coman, Sfarshall W. Dana, G. C. Chapman. i.XA GRANDE CLUB THANKED ' Another Banada Day Tiacsday. Now this will positively bet the last banana day this (winter, so jf you are a dyspeptic or a hypochrondrwc and want to be cured, buy Tuesday. . Bay bananas while you can buy them right. ' Fine for goodhumored' peo ple, nothing better for rheumatism wnd just the proper food' for grownups.- ' Tuesday is banana day at all gro-t cers. . 1-12, It. Card of Thank. I wish to publicly .thank the La Grande fire department and' all whw assisted them in the fire fighting Sunday morning. To all of them the firm owes deep gratitude. - C. E. KEIFFER, Proprietor Model Bakery. EXPRESS RATES DROP (Continued from 5-are One.) State .Organization .Sends Vote of Thank to Local Institution. ' To fittingly thank the La Grande denamercial club for its activities in aewHng a display of exhibits to Chi cac t or the land show, the Oregon State Immigration commission has ' Torwarded a vote of thanks to the .load club. Secretary Williamson ' 'yesterday received the following res "olwtion drafted and passed by; the urommission: ; WHEREASj the La Grande Com nnerclal club, La Grande, Oregon, f ur nisehd a valuable part of the splondid exhibit material and offered invalu able assistance to the efforts of the State Immigration Commission to as maUaaod install a creditable! ox- $10.00 to either place as to f 8.30 for the new schedule. 'It is estimated that the reduction in rates will be in the neighborhood of 30 per cent and that the reductions, in charge for parcels weighing between 10 and' 30 pounds will be 40 per cent. La Grande la in block 40? M and is a sub-sta tion. - ' . . Pool Game Tonight. . i.v The Club pool hall will be the scene of the first match pool gf-me of im portance of the season. Weaver and Crawford will take on Speed Hum phreys and Ellis in a 250-point pocket billiard game. As the four are con sidered the best shots in the city it will be an exciting game,- The public is Invited to attend. . The tdbtt to he State of Oregon at the game will start at 8:30 tonight The Begmgimg of the Week BRINGS ADDED ATTRACTIONS to this January Sale; bargains abound in every department, for every advertised . price reduction is genuine. A service courteous, intelligentwith a sincere desire to please you. . ' And The Best of It is that these phenominal prices and great bargains will continue during the present week so that all will have abundant time in which to aval themselves of the wonderful opportunities :V:y-:;::.-:''; Of This Great Sale ; . -7 : , i . ; : ,, " 1 Handsome Tailored Suits Boy's Suits 'and All Mens Ove rcoa t and Coats for Women Overcoats Handsome Fabrics Vk Yz V Regular Price Regular Price Regular Price Every Article in the House Reduced- Not One Item Reserved , GE IB EL'S $125.00 Worth of MERCHANDISE Given Away Present Your Coupon And Claim PRIZE Telegram to the Local Elks Lodge from This Morning Reads - nDGHTT LETTER - THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY 9S0OO OFFICES Id AMERICA. CABIJIERVIOE TOALLTHC WORLD THfo n van. mciarw CLviechc BnooKS atRcnat -aiaj'aec' "Mile Grey is wonderful artist. Don't fail to engage her. Fihi est exhibitionsever given here," (Signed) Entertainment Committee, Elks Lodge -421 From Ala&ka to Florida, from Portland to the Atlantic seaboard the press have showered unstinted praise on Mile. Grey for her wonderful perfor mance of Classic Dancing. Such expressions as "the finest ever presented here," "a'perfect artist," "wonderfully graceful," "dancing with the grace of7a fawn," "to a crowded house," " came to see her again and again,',' "absolutely refined," "women were well pleased,' "dance of Seven Veils was wonder ful,' "presentatin of SALOME her best, refined and nonsuggestive," "the best classic ever seen here," are in almost every press report. They are express ions of newspapers after the performance was given. .' Presentation of. L IS WONDERFUL All Papers Say Worth One Dollar Easily ELKS AUDITORIUM TO-NIGHT ONLY Price of Admission; Adults 50 Cents, Children 25 Cts. GREEK AND EGYPTIAN DANP INK Doors Open 8 p. m. Performance Begins at 8:30 p.m. o.i it,e cikm. tjuatim i, ihm