La Grande evening observer., August 11, 1916, Image 2

FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1916.
GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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LAW INVOKED
Chic and Dainty
Blouses
New and Attractive Designs in Ladies' Fine Lawn
Muslm and Crepe Blouses. All beautifully made and
trimmed fine embroideries, lace, etc. The newest and
latest styles and most bewitching creations are to be
found in this magnificent display of Blouses. All
reasonably priced. A full range of sizes from . . . . . . ..
59c to $3.00
SILK AND SATEEN PETTICOATS
In patterns that will please women
98c to $5.48
Fashions Favorite Skirts are to be Found Here
Finest collection of Ladies' Tailored Walking Skirts in all the newest checks
and stripes; light and dark colors. New and exclusive styles and all sizes, in
silk, poplin, serge, shephard check, taffeta, cotton corduroy, linenne, basket
weave, velvet corduroy and linen; in fact anv stvle and material you want.
Very moderately priced 1 $1.39 to $12.48
HilFs Department Store
Quality and Service
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SHERRY'S
BLANCHE SWEET, L ASK Y-PAR A MOUNT STAR,
At Arcade Today and Tomorrow
Stuart Holmes Injured.
(At Sherry's Today.)
Stuart Holmes, who plays Lantier,
one of the villains in the William Fox
photodrama, "The Spider and the
Fly," was seriously injured when
thrown from a balcony in the making
of that production. As Lantier,
Holmes is attacked by the brother of
the girl whom he is supposed to have
ruined. The brother throws him over
a balcony to his death.
Holmes had purposed to do what is
known among gymnasts as a "dead
man's roll." He miscalculated the
distance, turned over twice and land
ed on the small of his back, dislocat
ing his left shoulder.
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STATE NEWS
Normal Graduates Few.
Umatilla county pays teachers a
higher average salary than any other
county in the state, except one, but
less than 13 per cent of the whole
number employed Jast year were
normal graduates.
Pacific Democrats Meet.
ARC A DE
Blai ch Sweet, the U-autiful Lasky
star, will be seen at Ine Arca le today
nd tomorrow, in the Jasse 1,. J-asky
production of "The Thousand Dollar
Husband. ' This is said to be the most
ungual of the many uniijue p';oto
diamas in which Miss Sweet has ap
pcareo. It is a Paramount program
release.
As Ola Nelson, Miss Sweet is seen
as the Swedish maid of all work in a
college boardirnr house. She is madly
in love with Douglas (Kirdon. one of
the wealthy young studonts living at
the bearding house. She gives his
room special attention and sees that
he has all the choice dainties the
boarding house table affords.
Your.g (rtjrdon, deeply in debt,
wires his father for money, but Gor
don, Sr., replies that his investments
have failed and he is practically p ri
mless and orders young Cordon to
leave college immediately.
One evening after work. Olpan and
one of the house maids visit Madam
Batavia, the fortune teller, ami Olga
is informeil that he is soon to become
wealthy. Shortly after that Olga's
rich uncle. Sven Johnson, locates his
niece and upon his deathbed leaves
her his fortune, with the condition
that she be married before her next
birthday. Young Gordon in an at
tempt to obtain some money, loses all
that he has in gambling. Olga, learn
ing of this, offers to give him the
money if he will marry her, and know
ing the difference in their positions,
agrees that he can leave her at once.
Hard pushed, Gordon does this, pays
his debts and returns home.
The fortune teller learns that Olga
has received her fortune and agrees
to make a lady out of her. The for
tune teller's son, Hardy, wiho fleeced
young Gordon, also attempts to get
some of Olga's money.
For fear of a raid, Madam Batavia
flees the town and establishes Olga in
a western city, which chances to be
the one in which young Gordon lives.
At a dance Olga and Gordon meet
again and Gordon recognizes Hardy
as the crook. Seeing the maid of all
work in her new life, Gordon falls in
love with his wife. Hardy makes un
welcome advances to Olga and he and
he mother plan to force her to marry
Hardy, thinking she is a widow. Gor
don tells Olga he will soon be able to
pay her back and free her from the
marriage. Olga's lawyer tells Gordon
that she is in the hands of a band of ;
crook:; and Gordon goes to her home. I
Manly gets a tip that the police are1
about to arrest him and in order to
take Olga with them in their flight,'
they plan to drug her and take her by
force just as Gordon breaks into the I
room ami he and Hardy have a des-1
peratf light. The police follow and i
Hardy and his mother are arrested.!
Young Gordon, realizing that he real-
ly loves the girl who has helped him 1
out of so many difficulties, takes her
into his arms as his wife. !
Ihn Panifi. PAiinlw namMi;n
Central committee met at South Bend,
Wash., recently and organized for the
full campaign. Resolutions commend
ing the administration and policies of
President Wilson and Governor Lis
ter were adopted.
Hoad Work Progresses.
Work of the improvement of the
Eighty-second street road, from Port
land into Clackamas county is pro
gressing satisfactorily, two miles be
ing improved, this stretch of road
will probably bo the last hard surface
laid by the county this year.
Astoria Fisherman Lost.
Ole Vogue, a Columbia River fish
ermnn, lost his life by drowning
when his boat was struck bv the lum
ber laden steam schooner Davenport.
The body was recovered. He leaves a
wife and several children.
Lane Has Banner Yield.
Two million pounds is the estimate
put upon the Lane county prune crop
cms year. I tie yield will be twice as
large as the largest previous crop on
record.
Farultv Change ransen Row.
Regardless of the fact that over
l.iuo tnxnavers petitioned the board to
reinstate Rev. C. H. Cleaves as an in
structor in the Roseburg high school,
they lefused to do so and there is
considerable talk of recalling at least
one member of the board.
W ater I'sers' Date Set.
Auguf-t 21, '-2 and 23 have been set
bv tne Public Service commission as
dates fur the hearing of the com- i
plaint brought by the Central Oregon :
Water Users' association against the
Oreeoa Irrigation Co. The hearing
will be at Hend. '
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Good Roads Work Active. I
A big meeting of the good roads
enthusiasts will le held in Chehalis,
Waiii:., Aug. 2'.. when further details'
of the proosed bonds will bo dis-
cussed. The proposed lond issue will ,
likely be submitted to the people at a ,
special election in November. '
IVALL0WA
LAM PARK:
"Breath of the Pines"
4,500 feet above sea-level, in the
Powder River Mountains,
5 near Joseph. Oregon. Eat, sleep, 5
play, live out of doors. A delight- J
5 ful mountain -lake resort. Good J
JJ fishing. J
1 For full information, fares, 4
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J. H. Keeney, Agent "
acasa
CHINESE RESTAURANT CLOSED
AS NUISANCE.
Owner of Building Cancels Lease and
Tom Lee Is Out.
Quick work on the part of District
Attorney Colon R. Eberhard has re
sulted in the abatement of one of the
places alleged for some time to have
been 3 nuisance, and which has caused
the local notice force a ereat deal of
trouble. Immediately after the recent
arrest of Tom Lee, a Chinese, on a
charge of running a disorderly house
in a restaurant on Adams avenue and
the foiefeiture of his bail, the district
attorney filed in circuit court a com
plaint under the state nuisance act,
popularly known as the West abate
ment statute, against the Chinaman
and the owner of the place.
On Monday of this week, the owner
filed in the circuit court a statement
that the lease of the Chinaman had
been cancelled and that no further
Chinese tenants would be allowed in
the restaurant, thus accomplishing
everything that the abatement act
calls for, except the payment of costs
through the sale of the goods found in
the premises. Inasmuch as creditors
had taken possession of the property
of Tom Lee, and inasmuch as there
were no actual costs, by reason of all
officers acting in the case being upon
a salary, there was nothing to be ac
complished by 'continuing the pro
ceedings and accordingly they were
dismissed.
FLOUR GOING HIGHER
BuyJMow
We Have Got 'Em All
14 Different Brands
We Specialize On
SNOWDROP
The kind that made La Grande Housewives famous
as Breadmakers
We have recently purchased three carloads of s3
DROP Old Flour properly aged. TV e advise our
customers to buy now. Special prices on barrel lots.
Harris Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B. 192
408 North Fir Street, Cross Track
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Colorado Bullmoosers Deciding.
Denver, Colo., Aug. 11. Whether
to disband or to name a third state
ticket was to be decided at the state
assembly of the Progressive party
opening here today. The Progressive
state central committee is on record
as opposed to an outright endorse
ment of Charles E. Hughes for presi
dent. The committee adopted a sub
stitute motion leaving Bullmoosers
free to act independently nationally.
It was not expected that today's con
vetion would overthrow this action.
The' call for the assembly showed a
possible total of 455 delegates based
on the Progressive party's vote in
Colorado at the last state election but
the attendance today was consider
ably under the maximum number.
Many former Progressives have re
joined the Republican party. Clar
ence P. Dodge of Colorado Springs
has been mentioned for the Progres
sive nomination for governor but it
was not certain a state ticket would
be named today.
Looking For A Chance
To Save a $ And Then Some?
SEE THE REAL BARGAINS IN MY
SECOND-HAND WINDOW
FISHERMEN
Round-trip tickets to
points on the Joseph
Branch from Looking
Glass to Lostine, also to
Meacham, will be on
sale Saturdays and Sun
days at one and one
third fare.
Return limit will be
Sunday night.
For information tickets,
etc., ask
J. H. KEENEY
Agent O-W R. R. & N.
$ 2.25 Stands 99c
$ 3.00 Stands $1.10
$10.50 Stands $3.98
$22.50 Sideboard $ 9.48
$35.00 Sideboard $14.50
Have about 50 good beds left of the SNAP I bought
two weeks ago. BEDS going up my price going
down.
Beds for $1.00, $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00
These are good Beds. Worth dollars to you to buy
here.
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F. D. HAISTEN
FURNITURE ON
EASY PAYMENTS
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THE HEAVIEST TIMBER
Lygat or lightest lumber can be had
here any time in any quantity.
We always have on hand an
ample supply of lumber of all
kinds. All sound and thor
oughly seasoned, so your builder
can figure exactly what will be
needed and make lower figures
as no allowance for waste is
necessary where our lumber is
used.
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Main 8
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f GLASSES X
made by us cost no more
than Kryptoks made by
other opticians, but the
Kryptoks supplied by
us are better, being
finished on specially
made machines and in
the finest, most com
pletely equipped retail
optical factory in East
ern Oregon.
Besides, we do all the
work under one roof
from the examination of
your eyes to the accu
rate fitting of the fin
ished glasses.
i J.H.PEARE&S0N
Optometrist & Jewelers
LA GRANDE, OREGON
you want to save monev on vour winpr-'n fWl it.
will be to your interest to order your coal now.
.Liie mines are putting on tne winter price August 1st.
Therefore, if you care to save a dollar or more per
ton, on this winter necessity it will be necessarv for
you To J
"Speed 'Em Up"
'i?A9j?ler a Few Tons of 0ur Famous
HIAWATHA OR ROCK SPRING-S
WESELL suilj, OR SLACK
COAL
STOVE WOOD
SLAB WOOD
CHAIN WOOD
HAY AND GRAIN
POULTRY FEED
STORAGE
PACKING & FORWARDTG
TRANSFER & DRAYFNG
DELIVERY
LYNCH anrf nruADT
Jefferson Ave. One Block East Depot Phone Main 10
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