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PAGE eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1915. .lAllY PASS ill REGETJT QUIZ NEW TEACHERS ACQUIRE RIGHT TO TEACH. Announcement Made by State Sup--. erintendent of Schools, : -Results of the December, teachers' . examination have been announced by ' State i Superintendent of Schools ; Churchill. In Union , and Wallowa counties these are: . . : ; ; Union county, one-year certificates v Fred E. Bornemann,.; Island City; J. Lemar Westenskow, La Grands; Harry Antlers, Cove; Mary B. Wilson, Union;-. Marie Adele Goss . Union; Walter V. Conor, Imbler; . Clyde ' Wilson, Imbler; Laura L. Hunt, North Powder; Benjamin V. Rush,' Minam; Crystal Davidson, Alicel; Mrs. Mary . D. Watkins, Imbler; Arthur H. Hays, ' La Grande. Primary certificate - Blanche Fer- dine, Elgin. Wallowa county, one-year : certifl cates Mrs. E. May Barton, Minam; Myrtle Edwards, Bartlett; Harriett E. v Holly Wallowa; VeBa A. Zerres, Jo seph; Laura B. Tyler. Joseph;' Ethel Siglinger, Flora; Mrs. Hattie Fisher, : . Wallowa; Corine Sue, Wallowa; Mar tha Eddleman, Flora; L. Aaron Olm sted, Enterprise; Mrs. Mary Merry ' 'man, Enterprise; Ariene Blevans, Im 1 1 All i l 1 1 , S ' 4 . S I TWO SIDES to a Senior Member ,t ship In the V. M. C. A. of La'firande, Ore, ; YOU GIVE $5.00 and your influence as a good live booster. That helps nicely. . You Receive 1. The privileges of a sen ior ,: member ... in Lobby, Swimming Pool, Gymnas ium, and Social Room, un til Sept. 1, 1915. 2. The : satisfaction that you are helping to open one of La Grande's biggest and i best buildings. 3. The satisfaction that you make up one of many who by supporting the As sociation make it possible for Grade school boys to be. admitted until Sept. 1st for only $2.00 and High school boys for $3.00. ' 4. The satisfaction that the; other , cities of the Northwest which are wait ing to see what we do will say, "La Grande is still on . top." SO PEOPLE GLASSES ARE The U. S. Government Durriimtaa' coal based, on: British Thermal Units of heat only, and not unon tests made as compared against one cord of oak wood, as such test has been considered inaccurate and of little value. U. S. Government Analyses on vari ous coals as follows: (See Bulletin No. 22. Dent, of In terior, Bureau of Mines.) Page or Name of As Rec'd ' Dry Test No. : Coal B. T. U. B. T. U. First Four Utah's Best Coals 113700. , , King , 13150 13790 107571 , Hiawatha 12930 . 13030 107748 Black Hawk 12710 13480 107748 . 'Panther 13280 13740; 318 Kemmercr 12784 13579 1 318 Diamond ' ' .' 12964 13664 1 190 . Castle Gate 12217 u 13014 191 ; Aberdeen 12982 13590 312 ' Rock Springs ' U. P. No. 1 11833 12987 811 , Gunn , , 11879 12937 314 Superior 11360 18081 816 ... Sweetwater 12175 18327 295 Kirby 11211 .18363 309 Sheridan 8824 11599 133 , Roundup - 11050 12890 Wellington 12580 12936 BUSINESSMEN TO HAVE INNING TWICE WEEKLY. , 108 Spring Canyon 12368 18899 Analysis made under : name of "Cameron ' Coal," and name since changed to "Panther." , . As Received n. 1. U, s Heat units as shipped. v Dry a. T. 1 U.'s Heat units after moisture is driven out at temperature of 105 deg. C Adv. naha; Clarence Da vies, Joseph; Mar tha J. Fletcher; Emma Hartkoff, Jo seph; Maude E. Home, Enterprise; Graco M. McKeown, Enterprise. Pri mary certififate Hildreth Geyer. At Sherry's . Thursday and Friday. George J. Beihoff, manager of the Philadelphia branch of the Wor'd Film Corporation, is creating much excitement in Philadelphia by showing in his ofices on Vine street, telegrams from the various exhibitors in . his territory . who. have, played "Ameri ca", and iask for. it for second and third runs. Adv. Read the advertisement too. I I v. . m i !BfeDR'T Corsets i V V Front Laoed Program of Classes at Y. M C. A. . Made Public This Week. . . Considerable interest has been ere' ated among those who have been look ing forward to the opening of the Y. M. C. A. building, by the recent an nouncement of the . near approach of this event, andl the fui-tner announce ment that classes in . calesthenlcs would be conducted as one of the features of the work. Secretary Rudd today gave out. the schedule of classes in the gymnasium work as follows: , , ' : Business men, Tuesdays and Fri days at 5:15 and 6:15 P. M. , : Young men, MonctoyB and Thurs day, at 8:15 and 9:15 P. M. 7 High school boys, Mondays , and Thursdays at 7:00 and 8:00 P. M. - Grade school boys, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4:15 and 5:15 P. M. Ladiea, Mondays at 2:30 and 4:00 P. M. " ... ' Girls, Mondays and Wednesdays at 4:15 and 6:15 P. M. ' Employed boys, Tuesdays and Fri days at 6:30 and 7:30 P. M. ::: 4. 4.1 4. FRATERNAL NOTES. 4 4)4.4.4.4.4.4.4. 4. 4.4. 4. 4! One each month, commencing at an early date, the Loyal Order1 of Moose will set aside one meeting night for lady friends of Moose members On such evenings it is . expected that cards and various parlor games will be played, light refreshments snved and entirely informal amusement pro vided. .. Fifteen members were v taken into the Knights & Ladies of Security at a . special meeting of lhat order last evening. This makes a total Of 26 recently initiated. Modern Woodmen this evening meet and important business will be before, the lodge. Kholed temple, Dramatic Order of Knights of Korassan is having a busy mid-winter season. The temple' ex pects soon to institute a ceremonial and in preparation for it the ltiiWnl ficent paraphernalia is (being gfoom- eu aim me speaKing parts rehearsed W. C. Sullivan, or the Knights -and Ladies of Security. leaves tomorrow for Wialla Walla, his headquarters. Ha is accompaniea by his wife. '-' JOINT INSTALLATION PLANNED You can buy underwear and hosiery foivthe whole family at a saving of from, 25 to' "" i. : - - 7- , ' '. ' ; 1 33 1-3 per cent at The' United Store. : You need not hurry, its no special sale fdr one day . or one hour, its on all the time, every day in the year. ! Buying in case lots direct from the factories saving the travelling man's commission and tremendous travelling ex ' penses paying spot cash selling the same way no deliveries -no cheap ( premiums our low overhead expenses and large volume 'of business enables Us to undersell all coro petition Why not? Think it over. . , : Ladies'', Heavy Gray Wool Underwear, garment : . 98c Heavy Fleeced Union Suits, Gray and White 98e , Heavy Fleeced Separate Garments ......... 49r Misses' White Fleeced Union Suits 49c Misses' Gray - Fleeced Union Suits 49c 59c 69c Infants Wool Bands, all sizes ............. 25c Infants Wool Shirts, all sizes ............ 25c Ruben's Wool Shirts, all sizes . . 49c . Ruben's Cotton Shirts, all sizes ........... 25c Ladies' Gauze Union Suits, tight or loose knee, . sizes 84 to 46 25c Fleeced Underwear, ladies', separate garments, all sizes .v. : ...... . . . 25c Children's Wool Under Garments 39c 49c 69c L. D.S. Garments ........ ..... 98c $1.49 $1.98 . Burson's Ladies' Hose . . . . . ...... 19c 25c Ladies' Good Heavy Fast Black Hose.. . . . . . 10c - Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Hose . . 15c Children's Heavy Rib Hose "...V.......... 10c' Children's Heavy Rib Hose 2 for 25c Misses' Fine Lisle Hose . ... 2 for 25c Infants' Wool Hose, Silk heel and toe .... . . 19c ' Men's Heavy Fleece Union Suits 98c ' Men's Good Fine Wool Union Suits ..,v. $1.98 Men's Heavy Gray Rib Union Suits' .'..'iy $2.98 Men's . 75e Fleeced Separate Garments' 'i... 45c Men's Plush Back Wool Shirts and Drawers 98c ' Men's Heavy Gray Wool Shirts and Drawers 98c; Men's $2.00 Heavy Tan Wool Shirts and Drawers ,...yi.. $L49 Men's Red Flannel All Wool Shirts and! Drawers ....... . . . ..... ....... . . . , : . . $1.49 . Boys' Heavy Fleeced Unions v . . . . , v. . . . 49c : Boys' Heavy Gray Wool Unions .. . . ...... .. 98c ..Boys' Heavy Fleeced Separate Garments .. 25c 1 . Men's Heavy Work Sox, pair . ; : .... , . ,....: 5c ; v . Men's Heavy Rockford Sox 3 pair. . ......... 25c : Men's Tan Sox with white toe and hoe) 8 pair 25c . Men's Lisle 26c Sox 2 pair :...:..... 25c Silk Sox, all colors ... 25c 49 . Men's 85c Wool Sox 25e Men's 60e Wool Sox VV:.. S9c ' Men's Fine Cashmere Sox, all colors v. '. ; . u 25c Men's Black Dress Sox, pair 6cx Men's Black Fine Dress Sox ; 10c, Boys' Work Sox, seamless ....... ... . . .. 6c YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT The UNITED STORE J. C. PENNEY Co. 70 BIG BUSY STORES bers of the organization have per fected plans which it is hoped iwill re. suit in the establishment of branches in all communities of the county for co-operation in the worit .4 securing good treatment for dumb animals. A. C. Strange waa elected president, Gilbert White, vice-president, W. A. Halliday secretary,, and Mrs. W. H. EHis treasurer. A membershiD com mittee was .also elected composed' ,pf the following: Mrs, A. R. Willett, Mrs. W. H. Strayer, Mrs. W. A. Halliday, Front Laoed . 1 ; $3.50 and up PaulineLederle Red 3141, Next Door to Western Union. : 1......................... The Ttneless Penfonmett Funny stories, speeches, comic songs, the most classical music or rag time, marches, grand overtures by brass bands or full orchestras and magnificently executed solos can be heard over and over again without variation in quality if you have an Edison Disc Vlctrolla or Phonograph . in the house. Think of the pleasure and the education that can be derived from one of these instruments. New records coming out every month, so you will never weary. Come in and hear one of these machines play. In clearness and distinction, as well as beauty of tones, no machine has yet been made to equal these in their faithful reproduction of the original selection. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. W. R. C. and G .A .R . to Have 'Ban auet Next Saturday Noon. Plans for a ioint installation of W R. C. and G. A: R. offimvs hwo been completed. At noon Saturday Wie W. K. U. will eive a dinner to V Uiu Hoiaiers ana at i:bu there will uc a public installation. It is antip imiteri tliat an installing team will come rver irom union for the occassion. The public is invited to attend the Mistttlllltion. "CHEAP PIANOS" If you wish to buy cheap pianos. with the future trouble nnd expense that always follow, Richoy Piano House will sell you a piano for $145. or even less, that might sell to some unsuspecting customer at a fictitious price of $300.00 We are a home in stitution and would at least tell vou what you were buying, as iwe are here 1 to stay, and iwlll have vou to face alter roods arc tested out. Do not employ "Hurry Uo Methods" as you can always buy at the so called cheap prices. No calls from other towns, as we do not hawk our goods from town to town, the old expensive and antl quated method of selling, long since abandoned by houses of repute. No ten days stand, here to stay with as good a line of goods, with prices as low as the lowest Call lie- fore falling for alluring "Headlines and statements. RICHEY PIANO HOUSE. HUMANE SOCIETY ORGANIZED. Prof. A. C Strange Elected President of Baker Society. Bakor. Jan. 21. With 22 members, the Baker County Humane Society was organized last evening at the I Y. M. C A. The meeting was un I enthusiastic one and the charter mem- 4.4. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.I CLIMATIC DATA. A 4 Climatic data, based on road- 41 4 tags for 24 hours ending hist 41 night tit 6 o'clock! 4 Maximum. 35: Minimum. 26: 41 Temperature at 12:30 today, 4 i 4. 28. J. C. C. Powell and W. H. Ellis. They will begin a compaign for members at once. Hand Cuffed Man Recaptured. . Once again Batiste Robeno, the Ita lian who wore handcuffs for a year and a half until they grew into his f: h and who was picked up hore inly to oscapo in Walla Walla, is in thp custody of the officers. Word was received at the local sheriffs of fice today that Deputy Sheriff Sam Bryan of Walla Walla had appre- l.tnded him yesterday on 'the $najce river but that after capture, the man made another1 escape' and was only again recaptured after ' two mile chase which finally' ld over a steep Muff into a ravine.: Bryan. and Ned Patterson first caught the man near -Eureka and Al Pike started to drive them back. They stopped at Patter son's ranch and, as Bryan irot out to ' enter the house for a minute, Robeno 'jumped out of; the' buggy and fled.--Pendleton E. O. Read the advertisement, too. 1 Big Piano Exhibit In the New West Jacobson Bldg. Portion of the Tremendous 16th Annual Exhibit of Eilers Music House of Portland shown here. You are cordially invited to attend this display of 1915 Style Pianos and Player Pianos, every instrument in the entire exhibit is for sale at greatly reduced prices. This exhibit is to be in La Grande for ten days only, be sure to attend exhibit. Open every evening- till ten. .1 j KING COAL Do you buy coal just to spend your money, or do you want heat units? If so, buy coal WITH A REPUTATION The U. S. Government purchases coal based on British Thermal Units of heat only If you are interested in your fuel bill call at our office and ask to see a copy of the Govern ment Bulletin No. 22. Department of Interior, Bureau of Mines. FUEL IS CASH Ves, we ask cash, because we give you two thousand pounds of coal to a ton. and we know i.u... jcaia iu ejei it-new uiai uie nnu wno extends credit on fuel has to cut your weight from 500 to 600 pounds on a ton or go out of business in a short time. We have no scales but pay 10c each load we deliver. -ASK FOR YOUR WEIGHT SLIPS. PHONE MAIN 700. 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