La Grande evening observer., March 23, 1916, Image 2

THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1916,
PAGE two
La graxde evening observer
AT THE MOVIES
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erected t an asbestos mine, located Gasoline is natural higher since
about 15 milts from Canyon City. instead of one set of dividends and
Samp!es taken from this mine show offiferB to pav, the producers now
t.gfc commercial values. ... 1 toke CAn of eixteea
j Boston Transcript.
AT SHERRY'S.
MANSFIELD'S OWN VERSION
t'SEO
"A Parwiaa Romance' B4 on Big
Kuoraas
In order to produce the Richard
Mansfield version of "A Parisian Ro
mance," wJaich is at Sherry's today, it
was necessary for the Vox Film Cos--,
poration to make arrangement witk
toe owner me piay ana uie
of Mr. Mansfield. It is the first time
that the name of the world's greatest
actor has ever been authorized for
use in connection with a photoplay,
The original manuscript of the fa
mous stage success was unearthed
and this and Mr. Mansfield's personal
notation in connection with the play
were followed as much as pose&le.
while there has necessarily been some
dtvuaiMHi frotn the stage Version of
the production, the sumptuousness
that marked the presentation on the
legitimate stage has been faithfully
adhered to in the photoplay.
' AT THE ARCADE.
ANOTHER GREAT MARGUERITE
CLARK FILM COMING
Famous Players Star Triumphant in
"Mice and Men"
Convention of Miners. j
Rnokane. March 20. The annua :
centric Moxee rancher who was killed' Northwest mining convention opened
on the Northern Pacific near Ravens- here today under the auspices of the '
dale. Wash, March 12, believes that Mining Men's club and the Spokane j
deceased died possessed of upwards Chamber f ConuiMmrc It will rrm.
of $50,000 in government bonds tinue until Saturday. The first
whoch are either on deposit in some Hmv'h wwsion was devoted to the in.
back or are buried on the ranch. The gtaJlation of exhibits from Washing-!
nepnew, wno came nere irom vie- ton, Idaho, Montana and British Co.
tons. B. C when he learned of his jambia. Many addresses of inter
relative's death, says that the old et to mining men will be delivered,
man had that amount in bonds when)
be left Chthalis in 1903. It was J Logging Employe. Injured. .
while endeavoring to locate him that Bandon, Ore, March 20. Thomas
one of the relatives was told by a NeiV employe of the Conlogue
Ciiehabs banker that Mr. Stevenson Brog jn their Jojnp camp east of
took these bonds with him when he ,y,-,. ; ; Wl;i
left that place. He was finally located erin from injuries received when
near North Yakima, where he has , Jine broke Hani; him across the
since lived. Stevenson came to Call- tomach and ieft gide. n is feared
fornia in early days, and as he was u ; innj ;t.ii,
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Wii ii -y aim mucu ne uieu ui 4jvu mi j
have had about WW on oepos.t, ljehinos M , paint ghi
.n oeawie ana i v,.o.ju. Lebanon, Ore., March 20. H. R.
.ew u oere hi. McCo Bn(j w a Haley have gone to
has been spent. Negotiations are .'. .i. 'x.
now progressing among the relatives .r:f; . ;1 tv .i
t"-- cn m trrvmrrmnr tin Ks n nn in tiTlP nf . . . . . 1
J.. i. jrecenuy passed an examiiia
tion. Their families will join them
Following her marvelous perform
ance" in the dual title role" of the adap
tation of "The Prince and the Paup
er," the first to be transferred to the
screen as a feature, Marguerite Clark
appears as the star in the Famous
Players Film Company's presentation
of the popular theatrical success
"Mice and Men," which will be the
Paramount Picture at the Arcade
Friday and Saturday.
"Mice and Men", which was written
by Madeleine 1-ucette Ryley, was first
presented at the Royal Academy in
Manchester, England, in 1001. The
tremendous success of the initial pro
duction led to its appearance in Lon
don, at the Lyric, where Sir Johns
ton and Lady Gertrude Fob res-Robertson
scored a great fat in this hap
py combination of comedy and pathos. ' .
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Mil. jiiay viijtsjruiK bu3 Uliluu uutklJIC-
tion of a twelve month's run.'
Miss Clark's exquisite daintiness in
the role of Peggy is a fortunate se
lection to follow imrediately upon her
appearance ax the sturdy little boy
m "Tlin Prince and the Pauper'
In "Mice and Men", Miss Clark has
an unusual opportunity to do especial
ly clever work because, during the
course of this play, she portrays every
stare In the develnomcnt of an or
phan girl from her unfortunate and
nnhappy life as a child to her tilti-
a..'.s to the esite having had one ad- month
Uiimntwr apuouiieu ill ruriutiu anu
another in Seattle. ...... . ... .
. . ai mis eany eiage oi me proceeu-
Oregon Youth on Villa's Trail. ; "" ith railroad employers nnd
Monmouth. Ore.. March 20. Mrs. railways should fix firmly in mind
Monnie Burford, of this county, has the fact that there is a party of the
received word that her son, Claude third part always to be considered in
Owens, who is a member of the regu. ' their riegotiations and that is the
lar army, has gone, with his regi-i American public- Chicago Herald.
UIOH, UIUI III "JIBUIt Ul flllO.1
Owens was formerly a Polk county , . ..mvArnmn
resiaenw i , x.r ivct vr r- x-
..x n.iiu.i
Community Meeting Held. .
Lebanon, Ore., March 20. A corn
munity meeting was held in this city
Those who have used it 'n La
Grande are astonished X the IN
STANT action of simple buckthorn
last wee- at wnicn tne memDers oi j Dane, glycerine, etc, as mixed in
Crowfoot Grange were guests of the I Adler.i-ki. Because it acts on BOTH
Lebanon Commercial club, the latter lewer and upper bowel, ONE SPOON
providing a dinner followed by a pro- j FUL Adler-i-ka relieves almost AJfY
gram. Professor G. L. Hurd, of Ora- j CASE of constipation, sour stomach or
gon Agricultural college, was the! gas. It removes such surprising foul
lecturer of the evening.
ACTIVITY IN MINES.
Pockets Found in Canyon Mountain
. and Dredge Will Work.
Canyon City, Ore., March 20. Min
ing activities have taken on new life
in Grant county since the openinng of
spring. Assessment .work is being
done upon claims on Canyon moun
tain, and some rich pockets have
been found. The dredge at John
Day is nearing completion and will
be ready to operate as soon as the
power line is finished, which is be
ing built from Prairie City. Work
has been delayed by recent bad
weather, and delay in tho arrival of
machinery. The Empire Gold Dredg
ing & Mininc comnanv. owners of tho
mate debut as a charming and grace- j dredge, intend to work the famous
ful society bud. Then, having reach- j Canyon .creek placers between this
ea maiuniy, sne procenas to DreaK icitv and John Day. ThiB ground in
hearts as only a Mariruorite Clark k
cmild. I j. : 1 u . : i in : i
The talented little star hi among
hor surmortine cast such dixtintruish
ed players as Marshal Neilan, Clar
ence Handysire, Charles Waldron and
Robert Conville.
HEIRS SEEK FORTUNE.
$50,000 in Securities, Believed to be
Part of Estate.
North Yakima, Wash, March 20.
T. L, Stevenson, nephew of the late
William Stevenson, the almost ec-
again become
it is thought it will
noted for its yield.
A quicksilver mine nbout 12 miles
west of here is being pro.meeted by
local men and an attempt will also
be made to reopen an old tunnel on
the claim in which it is said sev
eral casks containing a quantity of
cinnabar wore left, when the gold
mining operations ceased. At that
time quicksilver or cinnabar was of
little value, but now that it is worth
about $6 per pound, the finder will
be rewarded.
Near Mt, Vernon a mill Js being j
matter that a few doses often relieve
or prevent appendicitis. A short
treatment helps Chronic ntomach
trouble. Putman's Drug Store.
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Good Table
Potatoes
$1.75 per hundred while
they last
Gold Coin "Seed"
.$2.00 per hundred
Early Rose "Seed"
..$3.50 per hundred
Land Plaster for
Your Lawns
Lime, Cement, - Wall Plas
ter, Hay Grain, Wood, Coal
SAWYER & CLARK
v COMPANY.
Phone Main 17.
Corner Jefferson A Greenwood
Streets.
When you order coal say
" ABERDEEN-
ORANGE SALE
CONTINUES
15 large juicy sweet Sunkist oranges in a basket for ... 65
When you buy a basket you get 2 extra oranges and the
basket FREE. .
KIPPERED SALMON FRESH EVERY WEEK, 25 LB
Potatoes $1.75 per hundred they are extra fancy and are
going fast
HARRIS GROCERY
PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B 192
408 North Fir Street, Cross Track
Feed and Hay
We have a full line of feed in stock. Good Baled Hay
and all kinds of grain. Prices right and prompt delivery
any time, anywhere. Wholesale and reail. Will trade feed
for good Wood. .
Give a brilliant fclortsy slfne that
doe not rut ufl or dunt oif iliat
anrwaj to Mio iron that lau tour
Units as lcng as any other.
Black SsSk Stove Polish
1b In a cIhk bv Itncrlf. It's more
eat 'fully made and ni;n;o
from better auitcrtxli.
Try it on rwr mirier
ft u e, you t ct 0 '
or )ur if iM rnu.
evt r uiet, your
h irtlwara or
ti-wxTf d'-alT is
L'JI'K.rlKxJ to rt-
fiirnJ your
Ijj:.U,
Suhlnm in
. Evory Drog"
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Fuel
HIAWATHA and ROCK SPRINGS COAL, well
SCREENED and CLEAN.
FIR, PINE and TAMARACK WOOD, 4 foot or sawed
STORAGE of all kinds, FIREPROOF Building.
DRAYAGE, TRANSFER and DELIVERY, FURNI
TURE and PIANO MOVING. EVERYTHING
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY.
LYNCH and STEWART
Jefferson Ave. One Block East of Depot.
Phone Main 10 Residence Phone Red 1091 "
For
Growing Children
there is no better food than
Grape -Nuts
with cream or good milk.
Many diseases of childhood and youth are due to
faulty diet a diet that restricts the amount of needed
mineral suits, the lack of which, as your family physi
cian can tell you, often leads to rickets and other
diseases of mal-nutrition.
Grape-Nuts, made of whole wheat and malted
barley is rich in these vital mineral elements so
necessary to healdi. m,1(,, iM
Tins food tastes good, is easily digested, and many
icucia irom parents, alter trial, testily
There's a Reason"
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Bjrtty.M-
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at tjo iai, v. s. itu oac.
The one perfect front-lacs
eorset with that exclusive
VENTILO back, and VENTILO
front shield. A model for every
possible figure and a price for
every purse. $2.00 and up.
MRS. ROBERT PATTTSON
CORSETIERE.
Other models at $2.00 up.
Residence 1702 Oak
Phone Red 3221
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PREPARDHESSIS
NOW THE ISSUE
WE ARE
PREPARED...
To fit you with the correct
glasses in one of the most mod
em equiped offices in the State
CHINESE ROOT AND HERB REMEDIES J
D. R. FONG MEDICINE COlvflS
Cures: Bodily Diseases With Root and HerbVwWsTI
treatment. rree Lonsultabon Ifil'J-f.
Phone 762 U Grande
1417. Allamt Ava Ht-o i.u
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Out of Sight
Dost forest jrour storage battery t
cause It's where yon can't see it work.
Let us take care of It and you'll nerar
have occasion to worry about it.
JOHNSTONE & REISLAND
1515 Adams.
-'Free inspection of any battery at any time
THERE ARE MANY REASONS
jWHY EVERY HOME IN LA
GRANDE SHOULD HAVE;
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
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J. H PEAHE 8 SON
La Grande's Leading Optomet
rists and Jewelers.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Co-
Always at Your Service
Telephone Main 34
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