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MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1914. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 4 I A . ... 4. v- , - -s , 1 . , .. local brevities. - Mrs. Graham, wife of Dr, Graham, has opened a vocal studio at their : home,' 2014 'First St. TS-Uti, 6yp, I am an American citizen and don't want to be talked of evilly. ! 1-24, 6t . A. G. BROOKLER; The Grand Union Tea Co., 402 N. Fir St., Harris ' Bldg., Phone . Red 1831. l-12,tf. Modern ' Brotherhood of America. Rosebud Lodge No. 1413, meets 2nd ; and 4th Friday nights each month at Moose hall. Visiting members In vited to attend. - Lillie Kimmell, Sec. 1-19, 6t. - Special Price on Lamp Coal until February 1st $7.50 per ton of 2001 pounds.. Cash on delivery. Get your orders in quickly as the time is limit ed. Phone Main 700. - . EASTERN OREGON PRODUCE CO. YOU can get your BREAD and PASTRY most any hour, at GEO. YOUNG'S. 1-23, St. Skating Wednesday night, Satur- day afternoon. Saturday night will I be a hardtime skate at Rink. Prizes I knri 1o1 awi ffantlomon oi.-i f . . XUf Uvov icaujr 'Oiiu gviiMwiiwn 1 ing Sunday ' afternoon and night, Spectators free. 1-19, 6t. Plant sale; three days beginning Thursday. LA GRANDE SEED & FLORAL CO. 1-26, 4t. :! . : - .. 'i : : All kind of fancy and plain sewing done, promptly. ' ' Mrs. L. : Castle, Phone black 1591. Prices very reas onable. . .. '.;'.' ' Ad. l-6tf. i With each tooth brush wo aro giv ing a sanitary glass holder . . New lin'Drug Co, : . '-;- , A Full Line of BREAD and PAS TRY. at GEO. YOUNG'SA - ", 1-23, 3t .,. , .t , ' . . . In 12 Oz Packages at 15c The best quality of selected dates only are packed in oil paper with the pasteboard wrap , per, outside, insuring cleanli ness. ' ' : '"' J'. V " m ' SB FOR SALE BY Pattison Bros. Grocery CIGARS The: Bowling s - Billiards SELECTED DATES 4 Wanted! Eastern Oregon Produce Co. Cor. Greenwood and Jefferson. Sidney Lyle, the well known piano tuner.ls In town. Orders left at this office will receive prompt attention. l-14tf. "A resident of the city vouches for the truth of the following story: A, pious minister was. visiting at the l.crno of or.ss of h!s parishioners. On these visits he hud i,'di p;oai; custoi.i of falling on his knees and reciting some prayers for the edification of his flock. On this particular visit he got into the house unknown to the maid and true to his custom fell on his knees in ' fervent supplication. The maid had just filled a pail of water and was- carrying it into .the room in which the minister was en gaged in prayer.' Seeing the divine all of a sudden she ". shrieked and dropped the pail on the back of the minister. The pith of this story lies in the fact that on her entry into the room she was singing: Lord if I could only blot out the past. Special Price on Lump Coal until February 1st $7.50 per ton of 2001 pounds. Cash on delivery. Get your orders in quickly as the tine is limit ed. Phone Main 700. EASTERN OREGON PRODUCE CO. Chas. McCrary has bought this N. K. West home and will move the same to First and Adams in the course of the spring. Mr. West will luild a new and handsome home on the pregent site during the course 0f the f RITTER. The photographer in your town. M-ti. The Evening Observer on sale at Newlin's Book Store. We have the best '.tie of stock and poultry suppiles in this region. Now is the time to uso these goods with profit. Newlin Drug Co. ' ; l-12tf. El Tino, the much talked of and best thought of cigar on the market Some smoke for 5c. All dealers. - l-17tf. Mrs. W. B. Pickens is in : North Yakima, Wn.j visiting her son, C. B. Pickens, one of he secretaries Jn the Y. M. C. A.' at that place. Mrs. Pickens writes that it is a fine coun try up there, but nothing to compare with the Grande Ronde valley in beau tiful scenery. Se says the people in Yakima do not "bob" their trees and the little city is very beautiful with tall, spreading trees growing the way nature intended them to grow. : A Full Line of BREAD and PAS TRY at GEO. YOUNG'S. 1-23, 3t. : '' The special plant sale at the La Grande Seed & Floral Co.'s store will be the only Real Bargain Sale held in La Grande this winter. Watch their .windows. - . -' LA GRANDE SEED & FLORAL CO. 1-26, 4t. YOU can get your BREAD and PASTRY most any hour, at GEO. YOUNG'S. 1-23, St. 1 ' ' ' . The Evening ODserver on sale at Newlin's Book Store. Circle No. 47 Women of Woodcraft, meet Tuesday evening, January 27. General Organizer M. H. Sawyer, will met with us; also installation of officers. All neighbors requested to be present. ' ' ! LIZZIE ALSTOTT, Clerk. CONFECTIONERY Club Dislachio Nuts IB EXTRA TEAMS AND WAGONS. Must be equipped to haul 2 tons of our $7.50 per ton COAL. ' 4- Apply at once. Phone Main 700. . Your only chance this winter to buy a blooming plant at a bargain price. Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday; cash only. LA GRANDE SEED A FLORAL CO. 1-26, 4t. . MONEY TO LOAN. On improved real property in Union iin:ty, no delays, current rates. La u.i.ue . investment company, Foley The Evening Observer on sale at Newlin's Book Store. V . Special Plant Sale. We are going to sell $35.00 worth of plants in three days, Thursday, UVMnit n v. rl C . ! ... n. , i ' j - --j uomiuajr only. waicn our windows. Positively the onlv plant sale we will have this winter. Unheard of prices. Beautiful bloom ing plants; none reserved. Cash only. Be sure and get your share. Early buyers will get the choice plants. LA GRANDE SEED & FLORAL CO. 1-26, St. ' PERSONALS. - George Good is in Portland on bus iness . A. T. Hill and Ed, Wright were among the passengers to Union this noon. .. ,. . ... , . i ;. ... J. W. Oliver of this city, left on the branch line this morning for branch line points. ... .'. . : ; . ; '. v t. W. C. Cooper of this city, left for Lostine where he will transact busi ness for the day. ; . .;'' S,-. . ' Mrs. C, E. Norris of this city, went cut to Imbler to resume her work in the co-operative tsore. -,. Mrs. A. Gutride went to Island fcity this morning to nurse a patient of Dr. Underwood. '.' . ' P. S. Robinson . went to ; Palmer Junction this morning where he has a logging contract with the Palmer Lumber company. . '.' ! , Joe Campbell returned to Wallowa, this morning where he will complete the bridge across Diamond Prairie Creek. ' Attorney and Mrs. A. W. Schaupp of Joseph, who have been in the cijy several days returned home this morning. v'-- -r'-;-- ' - ( Ethel, Pearson who . was . recently appointed teacher - in the Imbler schools went to' that place this morn ing to resume her work. . ' Miss Haaland of Wallowa, passed throagh the city on her way home af ter a delightful visit with her sister, i Mrs. Ballou of Eagle Creek. Mr. and Mrs.' Jay Van Buren are in Portland to attend the Auto show. ! Mr. and Mrs. R. W, Leighton are in Portland for the same puropse. I Frank Wilhelm was among the local Knights of Columbus to attend the initiation at Walla Walla. He returned todoy. ' Little Miss Arollne Ellis went to Elgin today to tbe the guest today to be the guest of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Graham for several days. ,: . ' G. H. Harmon of Joseph, returned last night from Sacramento, where he was ' looking for a location. He did not close any deal and will con tinue to be a resident of the valley. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller of Port land,' arrived to spend several days with relatives, in the city. Mr. Miller ii traveling passenger agent for the O.-W. J. K. Wright of this city, went to Alicel this morning to superintend some work on the land owned by the La Grande Investment company.' He will return this evening. f W. F. Hendrick, the local piano tuner, left this morning for his reg ular trip to Pendleton and points on the Pendleton Spokane branch of the 0.-W. Jeck . Peare, Fred Meyers, Martin King , and M. B. Donohue went to tn7 im mTTTM IF YOU S OF YOU UVE Issued Solely by ' COLUMBIA LIFE 'ESSf- PORTLAND, OREGON r?x S. P. Lockwood, V. Prest. & Gcnl. Manager William P. Stils, Agency Supervisor. La Grande W. B. SARGENT Walla Walla yesterday to' attend the ' initiation of the members in the order 1 of Knights o Columbus. They re turned today. ' ' -- ' . H. ' S. Bean superintendent of the Perry lumber camps, returned from Freewater, Florida, where he visited with his parents. He also made the trip to the Panama canal and has many other things to tell concerning the big ditch and the peculiar annoy-.1 ing customs of Panama. ' He will ' publish some of his impressions in ' the Observer in a few days. The following are stopping at ' the Savoy Hotel: Miss I. Read, Spokane; Fred Last, Walla Walla; L. P. Peter eon, Wallowa; Mrs. H. Duffy, Bern bverton, ' Cove; T. N. Baker, Island 1 City; Mrs. H. L. McMaster, Union; i Jno. Robinson, Portland; Chas. John-'1 son,: Perry; F. E. Carl, Portland. . The following are registered at the Sommer: E. F. Fisher, Seattle; G. H. Hanan, D. L. Hynes, Robert Duncan ; ' Mrs. D. McDonald, C. C. Miller, M. D Swift, Portland; W. T- Hyslop, Cleve land; F. R. Rice, Kansas City; C. R. Ragland, San Francisco; H. B. Mc-i Donald, Merrill Stoddard, Perry; and TIT TTT Ctl.JJ.! I Tl - HIT T .' '. - ' vv. 4. Btuuuuru, jDaiwi, wis. uigaits Dalton, North Powder. The following are registered at the Foley: Wm. Reed, Clinton, 111.; L. Fillmore, Imbler; F. W. Godfrey, Spo kane; Clark Armour, Denver; Chas. Witherspoon, Moscow; H. W. Morris on, Boise; W. C. Cooper, Portland; A. Nieman, Portland; Miss Bales, Elgin; Mr. and Mrs.' Polk Mays, Joseph; J. A. Mathieson, Portland; G. M. Ring, Huntington; W. H. Moore and Harry Mays, Joseph. : ; : - Boy of 12 Jailed. Paris, Jan. 26. Raymond Magniez, twelve years of age, is today the most studied prisoner in France. . He be gan serving today a long sentence for attempting to murder an old woman by cutting her throat "with a jagged edged razor. When he was arrested he told the gendarme, "Poof, the worst can happen to me is to be plac ed in a refromatory until I am 20r then 111 become a soldier for three years. After that they'll free me. I have no home now, so why should I worry.' " ''"' , .; -'. Sherry's Theatre Walters and Claremont, now ap pearing at Sherry's threatre in thier Spanish and Mexican comic opera, certainly made good at their opening beyond the excellent advance reports received here. ,. They are beyond doubt, some high-class singers. ; Be side being singers of ability, they are artists in their line of work. Miss Claremont is a dramatic soprano with imr-ei wiim er r ran ti.tttt luMti irAt : HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR? AND TRUST COMPANY of Investment LA GRANDE? ORE; great range and powerful , voice of beautiful quality, Mr. Waiters being a robust tenor without a doubt the best English speaking tenor in vau deville. ' Miss Claremont has' been singing In opera for 11 years, both comic and grand. Mr. Walters has been engaged in the same line of work all his life and has a repertoire, of 92 operas having sung th'e leading tenor role in 85 of .thiB number. . .. Despite the long, hard careers of singers en-' gaged in this line of work, the voices of Walters and Claremont still retain their wonderful charming power. .. ' Believe me they are delivering 'the goodsv and all lovers of clean classy comic opera should avail themselves of the opportunity to visit Sherry's while they are in our city. . If you should ask the question, - y is The Union Nurseries, Union, Ore. ' Cherry Trees; also a general line of fruit trees, shade trees,, ox- 7 namental stock, small fruits, 40 varieties of roses. Send for price, ,, list. ' .' . . iy... ' " -'' ' ' ''-- 1 ' " -- ?':"-.-''"'-':.- .;' ' " ' i-.y-j J. B. WEAVER, Prop. IN CALIFORNIA Winter is the name of a season, not the description of a Climate. ' LET US HELP YOU PLAN A VISIT to the land of Sunshine, Fruits and Flowers. Outdoor Sports Auto Trips among the Orange Groves Trips to the Beaches-Surf Bathing and the hundreds o varied amusements for which Cali fornia is famous. , ROUND TRIP TICKETS AT REDUCED FARES. FOR HANDSOME BOOKLETS DE SCRIPTIVE OF CALIFORNIA, AL SO FOR FARES, TICKETS OR RE SERVATIONS. . ; . - ' Call on any agent of the OREGON-WASHINGTON RAIL ROAD & NAVIGATION CO. Co., Agts. J. K. WRIGHT "Why are they playing amah time?'' Mr. Walters would say "We need the money." . Read what the Seattle P. I. says of this clever team. ' .... "A Mexican insurrection, burles qued by Walters and Claremont at the Grand opera house yesterday, found favor ' not only because of ' its' ab surdities, but because' of some ex cellent singing and clever acting by the principals. It is handsomely cus tomed and above the average in vau deville. Adv.. , WANTED Party to buy new inner player piano at below cost. Be- : longs to Baldwin Piano Co. and must be returned if . not . sold at once. Newline Book & Stationery Co., . . i-26, 8t m 111! 111 writ'-'. AH m it i
