La Grande evening observer., May 10, 1916, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1915.
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Workingman
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Is going away for the summer for a vacation or at least over Sunday. , It s a great
(satisfaction to have, the right BAG or SUIT CASE. We have a most complete and
carefully selected stock, and can give you exactly what you want, in shape, size and style,
light and medium weight Suit Casps in various colors, Sizes from 12 to 26 inches in
length." Prices, from a straw suit case at 50c to full leather at ..$11.50
Hill's Department Store
AT THE MOVIES
AT SHERRY'S.
Today Only "Betrayed."
The son of an Indian chief leaves
his home on the reservation to enter
-an Eastern college, where his athletic
prowess soon makes him a great fav
orite. In the meantime, the Indian's
sister competes for a scholarship of
fered by the co-educational college
that her 'brother attends, and wins the
prize. One of the Indian's closest
comes mighty desire for revenge.
The two fight with the fury of dem
ons, until finally the white man guc
;cumbs to the Indian's fury, and lies
I bound and helpless at his mercy. The
- I victory does not satisfy the Indian.
fromU is fellow-oaraman and at: He is determined to wreak vengeance
the annual college ball he falls victim '. upon the white man's sister, eo he
to the Indian maiden's charms, when jures her into the winderness, telling
she appears clad in a magnificent na- 12er "at ner brother has sent for her.
tive costume. The white man's father Anxiety for the safety of the man
owns a ranch near the Indian reserva- sne loves, However, brings the Indian
tion, and during the summer the In- I maiden to the scene, and, by sacnfic
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dian's friend and his sister see much
of each other. One day the Indian
maiden disappears and her 'brother,
tracking her with the skill of his race,
finds her far in the wilderness in the
company of his college friend. Then
A PIPE of VELVET is like a good
watch-dog. It welcomes fren'Iy
thoughts an' scares off
uafren'ly ones. . (0J'
ing her life, she saves the white man
and his sister from the fury of hsr
brother.
'LITTLE PET' GETS DIVORCE
Billy
Boy Wrote Her That He Felt
"Woozy" All Over .
New York, .April 22. Supreme
Court Justice Newburger granted a
decree of divorce to Mrs. Valerie Da
man DeBIois tjarle, against William
Pitt Stryker Earle, art photographer,
The divorce was granted de
spite the fact that a hotel register
which was used as evidence failed to
show the defendant's name.
The report of Referee Charles M.
Russel, of 50 Church street, showed
that David M. Carvalho, handwriting
expert, testified that the signature
"John Best and wife," written on
one of the pages had been inscribed
by the defendant.
The name of the co-respondent was
not made known, the records being
scaled under the order of the Supreme
Court.
The Earles were married on No
vember 15 1905. v
In November 1914 they separated.
Some time later Mrs. Earlo began her
suit for divorce.
A letter from Earle to the plaintiff
was introduced. It read in parte as fol
"Dearest Pet. You were a dear,
sweet pet to me while I was up
there, and I appreciate it more than
you can realize.
"Why aren't you always as nice as
attentive, as loving? Won't you try
to be after this for it made me the
happiest mortal imaginable. I love to
Ihe right is on, frepare
for You and Your Family's
Benefit
YES THE FIGHT
IS ON
The Flour Aljanufacturers of Union Oounlty are fighting among themselves for business
or to state it plainly, fighting rival competitors for supremacy. '
Let Fm Fight
"This is not your fight, Mr. Workingman, this is just your opportunity o make your
wages go just a little bit further. - . ; - ' x
Pull SIFTER PATENT
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HARRIS GROCERY
W BAKER MILL aGMIN CO.
MJO 1 WW, OU.
Again We Say
Mr. Wageearner wake up, buy 60 or 90 days' supply now Their loss is your gain. ,
The opportunity wont last long. They will eventually combine for their own benefit.
Buy Now
We carry a full line of Hour including the leading brands from La Grande, Baker, North
Powder mud Haines. We recommend Snow Drop, tine famous full sifted, patent,,
!flour, the kind that's different. : , ' ' ' , '
SNOWDROP
$1.40 per Sack. Special Price on Barrel Lots
HARRIS GROCERY
Please be sure to "Get a Receipt" with every purchase
YOUR HOME
have a fuss made ovtr me, and as
you say I am only a baby after all. So
won't you fondle me and baby me lots
when you come to visit Newport?
"Forget I am your husband, for the
very word sounds cold and austere.
Just think of me as your adoring Bil
ly. Cause I do really.
"With heaps of love and kisses ah
its so hard to put love in words
I just feel woozy all over. Your own
BILLYBOY"
C. J. Shelvey, a private detective,
told of the defendant meeting a "lady
friend." in Times Sauare and poimr
wrtn ner to a hotel.
Liniment. It stimulates circulation to
the painful part. Just apply as di
rected to the sore spots. In a short
time the pain gives way to a tingling
sensation of comfort and warmth.
Here's proof "I have had wonderful
relief since I used your Liniment on
my knee. To think one application
gave me relief. Sorry I 'haven't space
to tell you the history. Thanking you
for what your remedy has done for
mo." James Ferguson, Philada, Pa
Sloan's Liniment kills pain. 25e at
druggists.
Veteran Returns Bible. , 4
Chattanooga, Tenn., April 29. J. W.
White, a lawyer, has just recovered
the old family Bilble belonging to his
father which was taken from tile fam
ily home at Talladega, Ala., in July,
1864, by a Federal soldier, a member
of Bousseau's raiders. The Bible was
returned to the Postmaster at Talla
dega and sent by him to White in !
Chattanooga. The return td Bible was
accompanied by a letter from W. R.
I Smethens, of Odgen, Utah, in which he
'wrote that he had long contemplated
lireturning the Bible, but had neglected
f to do so. The Bible contains the fam-
j uy record of the original owner.
D. R. FONG MEDICINE CO.
CHINESE ROOT AND HERB REMEDIES
Cures; Bodily ' Diseases With Root and Herb
Treatment.
Phone 762
1412 Adams Ave.
Free Consultation
La Grande
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. Not a rented house but Your Ownest, Own Home the home that is the
foundation of American citizenship, of time manhood and womanhood
the home that the growing children will remember ns "their home."
That's what wo want to talk to you about. It's a mistaken idea that
the cost of building a home in La Grande is excessive it i8 not, and we
stand ready to convince you of this fact.
Besides carrying a complete line of our pine, fir and tamarack, we have
ooiust fir, the hardwoods, building paper, doors and windows and in fact
everything ttoat goes into the construction of a home.
Let us talk to you on this most important subject YOUltHOME.
Keep Your Skin Gear and Healthy
There is only one way to have
clear, healthy complexion and that is
to Keep the bowels active and regular
Dr. King's New Life Pills will make
your complexion healthy and clear,
move the bowels gently, stimulate the
liver, cleanse the system and purify
tne blood, a splendid spring medi
cine. 2oc at your druggist.
RICH MISER GOT CHARITY
Grande Ronde Lumber Company
Retail Dep'L, Greenwood Street, La Grande, Ore.
Chain wood delivered for $2.50 a load Call us by phono, Main 732
"Pauper" Who Died From His Own
Negligence Is Wortii $20,000
Erie, Pa., April 22. Settlement of
the estate of Arthur B. Churchill, bet
ter known as "Old Jim" has brought
to light the fact that, while he lived on
charity and died supposedly a pauper,
no was worth about so.ooo. His estate
will be divided between two nephews,
Arthur B. awd Perry J. Churchill, of
Am bridge, Pa.
Tho old man was a cabinetmaker and
lived alone in a tumbledown shack.
Those who knew him believed he was
poverty stricken, and John H. Walker.
superintendent of the City Rescue Mis
sion furnished him with food.
He did not take proper nourishment
during the Winter and thia Spring his
health failed and he realized that
death was near. Just before the end
came he gave Mr. Walker a larce
package of papers nnd asked him to
care for them after his death. The pap
ers conutinca nis wui and told whore
his wealth was hidden m an old chim
ney that had not been used for years.
Here Mr. Walker found a large sum of
gold and paper monev. a certificate
of deposit iw.the First National Bank
for $5fi0 and stojk in the AtiOiisnn
Topeka nnd Santa Fe Railroad valued
at $14,000.
BON TON RESTAURANT J
axjusjUT PHONE RED 1241
Expert Chef, American and Chinese Dishes
Noodles and Chop Suey a Specialty
OPEN AT 6 A. M. TO 1 A. M.
Furnished rooms up stairs
Wong Dan, Prop. I
THERE ARE MANY REASONS
WHY EVERY HOME IN LA
GRANDE SHOULD HAVE
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
Rheumatic ram Stopped.
The drawing of muscles, the sore
ness, stiffness nd agonizing pain of
rheumatism quickly yield to Stoan'g
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Co.
AJway at Your Serrice Telephone Main 34
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