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FRIDAY, MAY 7 1915. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER . PAGE EIGHT - . -.Iniuin mnilll IHORSE QUADRILLE : L . .. . , . j UflllU nnflUIII STOCK SHOW CARD I ,:v $5.00- DURHAM DUPLEX SAFETY RAZOR Six blades and stropping at tachment, . complete for $1.00 Putman's Drugi Store FILM III CITY MASTERPIECE WIIX BE FOK PUBLIC. ACTED f 77i !tlaa&& Storm ; William Grande in David Harum "to . Show for Two Nighta. . - , TO Olio of the Ki'tatest character stud ies ever contributed to the American i stage, "David 'Harum enacted tor " several years by the distinguished ' I star, William H. Crane, has at Infcc I been converted to the screen. Wil jliam H. Crane makes his first appear ance in motion pictures in this quaint I portrayal, in a five-part production jof the Famous Players Film Co., on the Paramount program, at the Ar cade tonight and Saturday, nlTlirn limn The human note that is struck in Inh I Hr n HrKr ha eur'y PHrt of the pro""61'0" aml I In I 1 1 1 II III 1 1 1 maintained consistently throughout UNIQUE FEATURE OF EQUINE ACTING PROVIDED. Governor. Withy com be to Be Attend ant Dunng Three Days of . Union Horse Show, ' Union, May 7. (Special) The topic of the day in Union is "horse." Thor oughbred, draft, bronc and cayuse and M. Levy's Shetland babies. Aspirants for blue ribbon honors j are in training at the show grounds! under the direction of Messrs. Vppel ' Levy and Withyeombe and a host of I ambitious boosters. The . equine qua drille will be one of the star features I of the big show on June 2nd, 3rd and i 4th. . . S Previous Live Stock shows at Union ! have ' been largely attended and the exhibits have proven that Oregon can produce the finest cattle in the North : west. There is no charge for enter ing any exhibit and shelter and feed are free. Thtre will be a larger and; better exhibit this year than ever be-. fore, the committee on awards, tro EASTERN HEADS the storv. is the main strength of the ' '' ' - subject. In all the eulogistic reviews 1 1 ' J 1 Al.- 1.... Unt Uiiipa nnnaotail in ;okgON SCHOOL newspapers' throughout the country ; fPf': SET CONFERENCE. W human qualities ana i.aemy vo :r"----- :r r- " . "-vr." .. . .... . truth have always oeen cmpimaizeui--- - - Preliminaries of October 'Ifeadhers' dominant keynote oi me Meeting to Be Shaped. - i drama, It is this lack of exaggero- . i tion in the types and events depictod Tomorrow V conference of Eastern'11"" ma.ke.t1t!e ?uWecA ventaH,e Oregon educators, will be held in La P? oul 01 lne uregon euucuioru win ws nem in l.u r ,77 " .. kii....;.i ll..-,." u n. j...;i 41....! I here are many "David Haruma annual convention of teachers in the all. about SJ?J2: Eastern Oregon' division of the State .l"r'"y"". '"." "' "r H Teachers' association, to be held ut Wallowa in October. The educators will attend the'track meet tomorrow but in the forenoon will convene in formal session to discuss the Wallowa convention. j'J.V A. Churchill, rftSue superintendent of. schools will be on in svm'Dathv for all the rest of the world who do good quietly and secretly and who sometimes bring about a pretty and tender romanco, such as the one "David Harum" cre ates for his two young friends. i. William H. Crane enacts the screen A special low railroad rate has been arranged. . governor Withycombe 'will be pres ent during the 2nd, 3rd and 4th and a special reception committee for dis tinguished visitors will . be appointed to receive the governor's party.- Genial "Bob" Withycombe will be the social secretary for the occasion and extends a sincere invitation to all visitors to visit the Eastern Ore gon Experiment station. Bob will show you his pet cayuse, his prime beef steers and hogs and how a model farm is managed by a bachelor. Linc Haines of Union and J. A. .... , .11 1 .iinun nr mi a. i uinn. .. . ..., n 1 a fia,i htu t...n., (portrayal ot ms noter roie wiui aiiir"""" " .v v,..,, r Others who wil). be present are Sup! rt and d at P th ir i'.:! distinguished it on the stage. o....i..i...,4 c,i4u Jt are moments in the play when the emotions dis that d..i .. ..r...i i. o :t-j . sheer beautv of the . i(.ii-... V u.-i, Dlaved are overpowering with a l...-j,..7,...i.ii. f great effectiveness that comes only of UUUCIIJIICIIUCIH JUUtllll! Ul HailUWU 1 . . , . m, n . city schools; Superintendent Smith of simplicity and truth. Tne five-part Union city schools and Mrs. A. R. 1 feature will open at the Arcade where Ivanhoe, couihty tv superintendent of union county schools. Jcanette Vs. Jim Johnson. Montreal, Can., May ' 7. Joe Jean ette is scheduled to fight Bivttling Jim Johnson, the burly colored heavy weight, for ten, rounds tonight at the Canadian A. C. .j. .jf a .5. ,j. yi; Ot':Z m t.ui-.:a:.ui3x iunuiu;iv '89 'umiuixuj :3joop,o 9 IB mS'.u )u( iiipuu s.inoq fz joj sJJui p8 uo pastiq 'njnp arjmuip VXVO 0UVKPI3 I' ! A J A A J J4 A J A J, f Baseball EI, GIN VI. LA GRANDE Sunday, May 9 Admission 25c Grandsland free. Game called at 3 o'Clock. it will remain for two days. iiiiii((j(ti,(iiii PERSONALS. J A A A A A A A' A ing heavy draft horses for the Miles City market. - The, French horse buyers are due today. MAN FOUND DEAD. Victim of Stomach Trouble Found in Bed a Corpse. Chas. Bcal, at one time a resident of Elgin, where a sister now resides, Was found dead in his bed yesterday afternoon in the rooming house over the Herman Roesch saloon where h ! had made his home while attending ' $4500 conveys E 1-2 of E 1-2 of E 1-2 " ' L5r ' k i Si LADEES- YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT ' Underwear : NEWEST DESIGNS, NEWEST MODELS, NEW-'" EST MATERIALS PRICED SO EVERY LADY . CAN BUY. , - Corset Covers 19 25 49 : Combination Suits .i.:..,;:,j.yGj 98 $1.49 ; . 'Misses'' Combination Suits'... ...:,r.49 69 98 t Ladies' Drawers ...............,...;..25 49 69 98 Misses' Closed Drawers ......-).:t-.v.....................49 Girls' Pantees ..10 15 19 25 , Princess Slips .....,..."..............:f69 98 $1.49 ' Brassiers a:...'.;..;....25 49 Envelope Conibination Suits ...il.;.....:..L;..:...'.....98 Skirts, newest styles I..98 $1.49 $1.98 Girls! Skirts .......:.-.::i......;.....49 98 THE UNITED STORE 83 B J. C. PENNEY CO. then N 125 ft to beg reserving 10 ft off the S side for alley purposes. ' :. W B Holmes et ux Geo H Holmes et .ux Fred J Holmes et ux Adelaide R McKennon nee Adelaide R Holmes and Adelaide R French and A M Mc Kennon hr husband E A Holmes et UX' sole heirs at law of Lovick R Holmes deceased to A B Conlev $28.- 000. . Warranty deed conveys Si of sw4 oi sec 4 N J of NW 1-4 of sec 9 S 1-2 of NW 1-4 of sec 9 all in tp 3 S R 40 E and containing 280 acres more or less. - . , August Hug referee in cause where in Elizabeth M Sanford is pltf and tan saniora is dett to A a (Jon ley . . , . , ,-,4 , . i .,ito the core of the rooming house. O'o-if sec'27 tp 3 S R 40 E. . Lucinda Hendricks left last night , Btruction of the stomachBig given H j Patent '; for Rexburg, Idaho, on business. John Girdler, superintendent of city schools, left last night for Eugene on business matters. John Lurson and L. D. Cussick, of Portland, are among the Foley guests today. Charlie McDaniols, the well known bankor from Wallowa is in La Grande today. He is stopping at the Foley. Mrs. J, W. Knowles returned .last evening from a protracted visit with her daughter Inez at Corvallis where she is attending O. A. C. United States Senator Borah, who has been ittonding the Celilo canul opening passed through the city yes terday on his wny to Boise. Jin. Goo. H Currey and Mrs A. T. Hill returned toduy from Eugent where they wore guests with their daughters Helen Currey and Alice Hill. , , A. J. Round, St. Louis, G. W. Small, Omaha, Hal J. Holland, Kansas City, Judge Harry M. Cake, of the law firm of Cake & Cake, Portland, are at the Foley today. Today at the Savoy the register in cludes F. G. Parin, Moscow; E. I), linker, Freewaterj S. T. Carroll, Umii- tillu; J. M. Bradley, Boise; John Mc Elroy, Stnrkey; C. N. Harris,- Pul!-nuin. the cause of death. It is exneeteil he United States to Arminta H Sul- diel sometime during the night be- livan patent dated Jan 5, 1915 SW 1-4 fore. v of SW 1-4 of sec 15 tp S R 35 E. His sister and several friends from Satisfaction of Mortages. Elgin were in the city' this afternoon! M Sachs to E H J Busch releases to attend tho funeral which was held i cht mtg dated Feb 10 1915 recorded from the Bohnenkamp capel. He waslhk 10 page 513 and covering 10 hd about liO years of age. horses and mares all located in barn I now rented and used by said E.H J EXCURSION TO HARNEY. Busch on cor of Jackson ave and De- pot St also wagons 4 set harness al- J. K. Wright Will Personally Super- s fixtures and utensils in a-estaurunt intendent Home Seekers. 11414 Jefferson ave also 1 steam wood Tho La Grande Investment com-saw and engine, puny Sunduy excursion to Harney . . Suits Filed, county will stmt next Sunday. Thist Harlan P Stewart pltf vs Seymour company 'has already conducted sev-;'R Johnson deft prays judgment of eral of these excursions with home- $934.90 with int at 8 per cent from seekers to Harney county and this 5tn Dec ial4 $65 attorney fee $95.25 time J. K. Wright of the company or care and feeding 9 head of horses win personally superintend and con-,'" lur ureucn oi conn-act ana aam- duct the excursion. WOODMEN JOLLIFY. Delegation in from Imbler and Big Class is Initiated. ages and costs and disbursements in this suit. Harlan P Stewart pltf vs Mrs. Kimball first name unknown deft de mands judgment against defendant for recovery and possession of 7 hd of a i i -r m-j ,.... i norses prooenv oi a rc jonnson ne a . n ihic ciush ui muuern rvooamen t. j4 , . , was initiated last evening by the La . J .for $470 and costs and Grande camp. A big attendance . d,sbulsements marked tho ceremony. Several Island' . .. . , . , City visitors were also in attendance ';' Inspt'ct,on r"P bV Dalrv Studcnte 1 Tho Sommer guests today include Mrs. E. A. Mumford and Edna Zorba, : Pendleton; B. McKinley, Portland: Fred Johnson, Baker; C. J.. Carlson, "j Spoknno; Samuel White and W. W. i Watson, Portland; J. H. Abrnms, Spo J kane; E. J. Keel, Portland. i FAMILY TROUBLES SETTLED. Higli Price of Potatoes Leads to Svri- ous Domestic Rumpus. Family troubles broke out in the city last evening. While no one wis badly hurt, yet it caused excitement Rev. Drahn will conduct German- P.leKon Agricultural Colloge, Cor services at the Lutheran church Sun-' vallls May 6. To study herds, equip dnv afternoon at 2:30 nVlrwW AHu. ' ment and methods of the most sue. 2t. j ce8sf"' practical dairymen and breed- ' ers of Western Oregon," about 25 or t A A .T. J. J. 4. . 4. 4. A 4. A u students ot dairy husbandry at the . ttt t ( Agricultural College will start on a 'ivmwc ivvivcDciDt- luur o?ne lower Willamette couiv .v..,., try on Thursday, May 0. The ituier- tary has not been definitely arranged. l.mif IVt'l ,Mo iiHa fhn K! . .T. A A A J. A A J. J. A j" .", . V -""""".y A A I 4 Joseph G. Cannon, former Speaker of the House of Representatives, is 77 years old today. Earl of Rosebery, former Premier of England, celebrated his liGth birth day today. . William J. Slone. U. S. Senator from Missouri, is Go todav. Brig. General Albei t L Mills, of the General Staff, is 59 years old today. Edwin Warfield, former Governor of Maryland, is 65 years old today. J. H. Turner, former premier of British Columbia and now Agent and fun. It seems this particular , General for the providence in London, family had potatoes for their suppci- ' ' years 01a lotiay. and because the wife . and children wouldn't eat the peelings along with the rest of the spuds. Father lit in on them. We all know potatoes are high so before any great damage happened I the old folks agreed to let down on J 1 the spuds and start in eating more I flour to equnlizo things. I want to Isay to the womon of La Grande that tho famous high Patent Hlue btem flour at this time can be had ut $1.85. four sncks at the rnte of $1.80. Eat un the whole sack then get your monoy back if it is not what you want. This flour is made by a firm in your own midst So you won't needv to wait five minutes for your refund should you find n sack not just right. Yours for the right flour and at let live prices. Adv. LA GRANDE MILLING COMPANY. j tiWtorsws j DO M PREFER CORNS m-m a $3.50 and up . If not. we hope you will consent .0 part with those youha v George H. Cox. member of the Senate of Canada is 73 years old to day. William C. Edwards, member of the Senate of Canada, is till years old today. ' Charles Lathrop Pack, president of breeders' Jersey sale at Independence may 12. Besides inspecting the dairy farms the students will visit some of the larger creameries and milk' plants of Portland. Owners and operators take a keen interest in the visit of the Col lege students and explain to them many valuable points of dairy pro duction, manufacture and marketing. State College Declares Standard, i Oregon Agricultural College, Cor vallis, May 6 Stating that "The onlv thing which this great and magni ficently equipped institution lacked to meet tne requirements of a stand ard college was the foundation of a full four years of secondary work for entrance," the specialist of the United States Bureau of Education says thai the Oregon Agricultural College should be rated as a standard college wiieii us requirement 01 a tour-year the National Conservation Congress secondary course for entrance to the is 50 years old today. degree courses goes into effect in Sep- LEGAL NEWS. Conveyances. Walter A Ott et ux to James D Slater and Fannie B Slater husband tember, 1915. The reDort further the fact that the college has added one year or secondary work to its en trance requirements and has announc ed -the raising of these requirements w iuur years or secondary work to and wife $250. Warranty deed. Con-!take efTct m September, 1915. "In veys undiv int of grantors in SWt j 8verv other respect.'1 concludes the re. of NE1 SE1 of NWI W i SE 1.4 I Port, "this institution fully meets the and K 1-2 of SW 1-4 of sec 33 tp 1 terms of both the Salt Lake City ves S R 38 E. ' olutions.'-: '; ' . J A Tracev et ux to James Govan . " . '"'-' $1 etc Warranty deed conveys tract I Dallas Officers Inauiruarated com ut NW cor of SW 1-4 of SWi of , Dallas, Or., May 6. The new citv 1 ow u o iu men o o "uicers iook tneir seats m thin pitv . .... ....... ,, .... ...a u lull IW beg. J W Sherman to Hueh E Rodman jrUUlIlIiI.t;C4;ri time to get rid of them and the remedy 9 - f lrttl non ilAtuiiwI It ruin frt.ttklrA tKam All ( Red 3141, Next Door to Western 1 promptly without pain or soreness is Union. ... . . . , . . J our Meritol Guaranteed. Price 25. 4-28 tf Mondav evening. They are: Mayor, c. . ivirnpatricK; auditor and police T nf tJw"; ou':. l"u,ll!,"""-"-,lr!?' w' nrber: v-. . ., .. ui hi 111 : councumen. John u Sweeney, Josenh town of W Union Ore run then S M.r.rJ 1 v r:n t. : ?.'. lVn 1 ' . . . . . ' .1 tr . : . . ... miliar, is not Dron- iire.vent week would te a good.;' "'en c w 11 men n yu It thoniable anv chonire will ha r,Aa iA n.. W 50 ft to bee. J A kohmer et N'ewlin Drug Co. Adv . fi j 1 puinnve omces. inese are: O. .P.i M,.,r SI V,.rr,.. ... I .: 'V. wonn onaw. ponce- tract com at NW c0r7t ,ot? IkTin Ey6n6afrtSOtnhenns'l 5 f fthen" "w Mf? I P' Gnwood Sr.'rtSrtSS t c 00 it thin i. 1.3 ft then W 66 ft 1 missioner; August Risser, fire chief. 1 Cash Special Saturday Only a Chance to Only a Chance to 1 . . .. 1 ' Save Pennies Note The Following: STRAWBERRIES 15 CENTS TWO FOR 23 CENTS Six loaves bread for 25c; Pearl White soap, 6 for 25c, Ghirardelli's ground chocolate, 30c per pound; regular two for 25c Van Camp's pork and beans, 10c per can ; Iowa sweet corn, 10c per can ; otir regular 40c lemons for 30c; None Such mince meat, 10c; Scat, 11c per tin. We are closing out our line of 'M.. B. coffee at 85c for a two and one-half pound tin.', JOEL'S GROCERY Cet.V"T" HOUSEWIVES!!! Here Are Many Fine Table Suggestions for Sunday's Dinner" ' ;. Vegetables will all be fresh Saturday morning. ;. Spinach, Asparagus, New Potatoes, Green Peas, Head Lettuce, Green Onions, Radishes, Rhubarb, Ripe Tomatoes. STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM. ' The strawberries are now arriving in very good quality, would advise early buying,, as they are not too plentiful! Fresh cream, we can furnish you with, at 20c a pint, for your berries, ' : ' COTTAGE CHEESE. The Kleen way, put up in parcliment cups, at 15c a pint. ; WISCONSIN CHEESE. A fresh shipment of Pimento and Cream Brick Cheese; Fresh Tillamook Cream and Limburger. PHONE MAIN 80. Pattison Bros. iis j n
