La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1915, Image 3

HUBS BET
FIRST PE0T08 OF LAWYER ROGERS, WOMAN WHO KILLED HER I WO BABIES. AND. VEX T0C2XR CUSSANU H l.
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Waiters, f'.rfkj; :4 :.
Mrs. lU-srs c Jt f t. .
wight many C lawyw' t - a t
two, children poison and toOt a
hersetf. 8h got wll, but t.a e V
dren -died, and bow ah must tf
chargae by the grand jury of
county. , , , , t
M FACTS
COVE PEOPLE HAVE INTEREST
ING GRANGE MEETING.
Social Affairs Occupy Attention ;,rr
Johnson Seells Many Hogs..
Cove, Ore., Jan. 18. (Special).
Mt, Fannie Grange No. 888 met in
' regular session Saturday. January
16, with 27 member and three visitors
in attendance. Business waa attended
to before dinner. At 1 o'clock dinner
-was spread and justice done as usual
A cake made by Stackland Bros., won
the place of honor on the table. At
two o'clock the meriting was called tq
order and some resolutions,: vera
drifted and signed. The . assistant
lecturer then took charge of the meot
irg and the following program was
rendered: , '
. . Song By Grange
Music By Grange band.
Recitation "The Old Lady," Mary
Carter. - '
Song "Come Back to Erin," Mrs.
1 nn -Chadwick. .! " : . '- " 1 :'
- Recitation "An Autograph;' s Mv
L. Carter.
Prof. F. W. Kehrll from the Ore -t'gon
Agricultural college; gave a fm'
lecture on dairying. There were sev
eral points that every farmer ought
to remember. Bro. C. Ci Cte of
Blue Mt. Grange was there and give
remarks on the Farmer's Institute to
le held in Cove the second week h
f'ebraury. - He also spoke of thi
Grange fair and other matters of in
yortance to the grangers. The next
m eeting will be held February 6th.
A daughter was . born to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Weimer, Monday, Jan. 1L
A. A. Antles and F. E.i Roberts
shipped a car of apples this week.
T. B. Johnson shipped seven car
loads of fat hogs to Portland Sat
viday Hef ixught 815 head from R.
R Morris 'and 90 head from J. . K
; rromstock, and several loads from oth-
farmers In the vicinity. G. M. Gray
jnd J. E. Comatock accompanied Mr.
.Johnson on his trip to Portland.
N. Daron was a La Grande visitor
Tuesday. -. ,
R. D. Jones and wife made a busi
ness trip to' I41 Grande, Tuesday.
A basketball game v between, the
' Cove town- team .aaeV-' Union town
.'team was an event' of Friday night
The Cove team - was badly . beaten. .,:
. There were three games of basket
. ball between the classes ' of Covs
'high school, Saturday night. ..
. Mr. and Mrs. Bonewitz, whohavj
teen visiting their son Roscoe Bone
witz and wife have decided to locate
here and will probably buy a home
m the vicinity of Cove.
We are having cold weather again,
tiie thermometer registering eight de-
jaees above.. :;.... , ;
The "Eclipse" class of the M. E,
'; Sunday school with their teacher,
Harvey Lantz gave a party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Lantz,
. Friday night in honot- of the "Eure
ka" class of the M. E. Sunday school
the evening was spent playing games.
They also enjoyed good music. Re
freshments consisting of sandwiches,
leans pickles and pie were served
and all went home thanking the
"Eclipse" class for a pleasant even
... ing.
Ethel and Walter Daron have beer,
suffering with chicken pox the past
.week, but are improving now.
High Grade Job Printing costs no
more than the other kind. Observer.
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.These are the first photographs of
the leading characters in the otranga
tragedy of Lorlys Elton Rogers, the
New York , lawyer, and Mrs. Ida
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Will Supply Information. -Salem,
Ore., Jan. 18 (To the Edi
tor.) I desire to . inform my consti
tuent of Union county or any one de
siring information, .that I. will in
form i them on any matter they want
information, or any bill they want
sent them. I will gladly consider any
proposition they might suggest,- In
my opinion the legislators of this ses
sion are, unanimously in favor of
economy. I am willing to send bills
cf any kind to all. or any wantlnp
them
Yours truly, -JAMES
D WOODELL,
(Per clerk.)
Notice to Creditors.
On and after Jan. 18th. all bills and
accounts contracted for the Palace
Restaurant of La Grande must be by I
rder or the undersigned. .
LEM SING
Adv. 1 29 12tp
. Lodgepole pine, one of the princi
pal trees of , the . Rocky mountains,
makes good strong wrapping paper
and pulp board.
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Read1 the advertisements, too.
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A Minstrel favorite at Arcade soon.
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Sniffen Walters (Rogers). This pecn -
liar case has been in the newspapers
tor neary three weeks and (he, country
has been soourea ror pictures of Mrs.
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wID hit your favor first time you come to bat, because today it i3 the
natural choice of men who have found tobacco satisfaction for the first
time! They like it; you'll like HI You get right into the game and prove
for yourself that P. A. is real and true man-tobacco, bully in flavor and
bully in fragrance. It's a mile away from the ?re-brands and ua-brands.
You sure have some high times coming if youH sport a bit and lay a
dime against a tidy red tin of P. A, Go to it like it was your middle name.
&W frincm Albert everywhere. Toppy red baga, 5c
handy for cigarette emokere); tidy red tins, lOcf
auo handsome pound and half-pound humidor:
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston-Salem, N. C
1 waiters and her husband without re.
suit until recently,
' Mrs. Walters waa married to Ar
thur Walters some twelve yean ago.
. .ii 1 1 1 .r
a double
Prince Albert tobacco works both ways. It's king
pins rolled into a makin's cigarette or jammed into a
iimmy pine. No matter how vou handle P. A it it,
punches smoke joy and smoke satisfaction right into your '
system. It's a regular home run in the tenth with the bases
chock-full! Catch the Uea? ' , '
Men, get into the know that Prince Albert can't bite
can t parch your throat. It is made by a patented process that
cuts out the bite. And that's some fact-talk I :
the national
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vorce waa obtained later, and she
vent to Suffem, N. Y. There Rog
irs, who had been married to an Ala
bama woman sameHwenty years ago,
met her. He had then been divorcod
from tlje southern woman, but kept
up his acquaintance with her. His
acquaintance with Mrs. Walters re
sulted in the birth of. two chdliren,
one about two . years old and the
other lass than a year old , at the
time of the tragedy,
But prior to this Rogers next mar-
1'ied Miss Catherine . Giddings, sister
of Professor Giddngs of : i Columbia
University, perhaps the best known
man in that institution. Professor
Giddings has, in fact, been msntionsd
e veral times as a mayoralty possi-
biUty in New York City. It was Rog
ers' custom to leave his downtown
law office early In the day for the
home of the woman who had divorced
him. Then he went on further up
town to Mrs, Walters' home, where hi
remained until 8 or 9 o'eleek. Xatsr
he went to the home where his wife
lived on Riverside Drive." TMs pe
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Joy smoke
Bad CU Qokkly Brakaa U. -Mrs.
Martha Wilcox, Gewmada, K
IV., wrttea: "I first used 0Kar
lain's : Couch llemWy about aiefc i
years ago. At that time I had hard
cold and coughed most of the tlrn.,,
( It provwi to b just what I Mifct
;It broke ffp the eold In few aara,
- I and the cough entirely disappeared. I
-jhave told many of my f riapdi of ,th
' good ,. I received through using thw
! medicine, and all who have oaed it
' Ispaak ' of ,)t in the highest term."
I Obtainable everywhere. Adv. -I
, 1 pm
i ; The aocounts of m Geo. A. Ander-
on company are aue ana payanw to
M. V. Mefford who has offices in the
f orme? location of the- company in
the Gardinlor buildtng. AdvT f
Eye glasses that fit the eyes
and mountings that fit the
nose at G. S. .Birnie's. -Try
us if you have eye troubles.
If we ban not oorreet the
trouble it .-will cost you
nothing, j 1
G. S. DiniJIE .
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PHONE BLACK 871. ,
The Store With the Money
Bade Guarantee,
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