La Grande evening observer., January 16, 1917, Image 2

TUESDAY, JANUARY 16. 1917.
KLGE TWO
LA1 GRANDE BVENEJG OBSFJWEB
M
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Our Display of Evening Dress Wears
For Men Will Post You
On what is correct in evening clothes and all that go with them. The
cuts of our clothes are strictly up to the minute and the fit is as smart
as Tailors can produce, and you may rely upon the absolute correctness
of all the little essentials to evenii.g dress.
Seat Sale Will Begin
at Arcade Thursday
The Birth of a Nation" Will Be At
traction January 23 and 2-1 Sata
at Night Keserved No Reserved
Seats for Matinees.
FULL DRESS SUITS x FULL DRESS SHOES
ALL SIZES ALL SIZES
SHIRTS COLLARS CUFFS
VESTS TIES SOX
STUDDS GLOVES LINEN H'D'K'PS.
garding the coming attraction at the
Arcade theatre, "The Birth or a Ha
tinr " Tnnimrv 23 and 24. For the
benefit of those who wish to take ad
vantage of the advance seat sale tne
following information is given.
The seats for both evening shows
will be reserved. The sale will begin
on Thursday at 2 o'clock at the Ar
cade theater. Any one sending in
money orders with a statement of
where they want their seats reserved
will be carefully taken care of. No
seats for the matinees will be reserved.
(iET YOUR FULL DRESS TOGGS AT
HILLS' DEHARNMENT STORE
Quality and Service
It Wat Hi Own.
Shirley Brooks, the famous Punch
editor, (info met Charles Salaniur, the
composer. ()u being Introduced to
Shirley the composer .sulci:
"I had often and often xeeu your
face. Mr. Brooks, but I never knew to
whom It belonged."
"Oh," replied Brooks t!i-kly. "it al
ways bploniri'd to i.ie."
ARC A DE
DUSTLN FABMJ.M IN
"A SON OF ERIN"
AT ARCADE THEATER
'police uniform. The plan is made for
Katie to come to marry Dennis. But
as Katie suspected Dennis O'Hara's
next letter says that he is no longer
a policeman. He has lost his posi
tion through a graft exposure in
which though innocent, he is compli
cated while the "higher up" officials i
escape. His refusal to betray others
is the cause.
His fearless, honest character has
CLE VER ORGANIST TO PLAY HERE.
Dennis O'Haru (Dustin r'arnum) is
a poor Irish peasant lad who loves
pretty Katie O'Grady (Winifred j made him a power in his district, and
Kingston). Dennis dreams and longs ' the reform leaders enli3t him. Tl.e
to go to the land of promise, the grafting political-constructor's daugh
Unitcd States. He is lured by the ter is cuught in the collapse of the
extravagant newspaper accounts of poorly built viaduct and Dennis' warn-
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Dufltln Farnum and Winifred Kingston in "A Son of Erin.'
hum easy It is for a strapping Irish
lad to get appointed to the Now York
jwlicc It Is Katio O'Grady, who with
out his knowing it, by a denying sacri
fice, pays for his passage to America.
Arriving in America, he actually
does get on the metropolitan police
mni so writes to Katie. But Katie
has been told by American tourists of
"faked" oostumo photos to bo ob
tained at Coney Island, and so does
ot believe Dennis' photo taken in
ing is verified.'
The reform party wins and Dennis
O'Hara, the poor Irifth lad is made a
captain of police. Katie O'Grady is
not told of this and a surprise much
beyond her fondest dreams awaits the
little immigrant on her arrival in
America.
This stirring Paramount picture
will be shown at the Arcade for only
one day, tomorrow. -
Leonora Fisher Whipp.
Mrs. Whipp will appear here in joint recital with her
husband, Hartride Whipp, the noted baritone at the
.Mdbodist Episcopal Church Tuesday evening, January
!!0. Clarence Eddv, tJho greatest living organist, with
whom Mrs. Whipp stuied in New York City, said during a
recent interview: Mrs. Whipp is one of the best equipped
organists that I have ever heard."
Mrs. Whipp is well and favorably known as a church
and concert organist, all over the Pacific Northwest. Her
appearance in La (irande will be a great treat and one
that .should not be missed bv anvone.
REPORT PRINCESS IN
INSANE ASYLUM!
CROWN PRINCESS "'5AX0NV
The former crow n princess of
Huxony, It Is reported, Ims bcn
found In a Dresden Insane iislum,
rniiDnrd therv by the Saxon king,
Hlio m prartli ally dlslnhrrlletl
ulien hhc Hoped with Andre (aron,
utor of her five children In 1002.
Iditrr fche becume Counlcm Mou
ligiioso.
THE WHA T-VO U-MA V
COLUMN
Calls.
The call is an inquisitive move made
by poker players and society women
when they want to see what the other
fellow's got. In either case it is fatal
if the other fellow has nothing.
The call is of infinite variety and
many kinds. There is, for instance,
the call: Of the Wild; of the unutter
able bore; of the loan you enn't pay;
of the neighborhood tomcats at mid
night; of the bill collector; of the boss
when you're late
Bernstorff, ranking next to Ambas
sador Jusserand in the diplomatic
corps here, will be the guest of honor.
Other Teutonic representatives and
neutrals will be guests.
It marks the first appearance of
Countess von Bernstorff at a diplo
matic dinner in the White House
since the wnr opened. The countess is
an American but has been in Europe
for two years. She returned to Amer
ica recently. Tonight she will occupy
the position of honor at President
Wilson's right, the ambassador Fitting
'at the right of Mrs. Wilson.
British Want Loan
of Quarter Billion
scribing an offer of a better job at
more pay. Hut that's no call. That's
a raise.
New York, Jan. It). (United Press)
Great Britain is expected to ask an
other $250,000,000 loan from the Unit
ed States through J. P. Morgan & Co.
Cull" is the preacher's way of de- " " iy-viKi.i nours.
iiim v, in uutnt; ufiru.inwtieiy
$800,000,000 Knglnnd has borrowjd in
the United States since the wnr began
in 1914. This is expo-ted to be a di
rect government loan back by British
collateral in the United States. The
new loan probably will run five years.
No objection is expected by Morgan
from the federal reserve board so
long as the collateral is kept liquid so
it can be realized on by the bankers
when the money is needed. Great
Britain already has $sno 000.000 in
loans coming due in the United States
between 1918 and 1921.
Magazine prints an article about her
in which the writer says:
"The most impressive piece of work
that Mrs. Warren and Miss Koehler
have put through is a type hitherto
universally conceded to the male of
the species. It is a wall five hundred
feet long, five feet thick, and from
twenty to forty feet high, built of solid
masonry, and reaching down to bed
rock alongside an arroyo whose tur
bulent waters at the rainy season
threatened to undermine the business
portion of Silver City. Mrs. Warren
was the engineer for this monumental
piece of masonry. She cut from her
own quarries the huge rocks used. She
hauled lumber for the scaffolding from
her own sawmill. She installed steam
derricks, steam shovels and steam
pumps. She and Miss Koehler worked
superintending relays of Mexicans,
fighting the rising' water to give the
mortar time to dry. There were over
three hundred Mexicans on her pay
rolls in those days, but only Miss
Koehler on the skilled workman list.''
Teuton Diplomats
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Will Not Talk War
Washington, D. C, Jan. 16. (Unit
ed Tress) When n goup of Teuton
diplomats get together these days,
there is generally a discussion of the
war. Tonight there will be a gather
ing of them, at which no mention of
tho conflict will be made.
It is the occasion of the second di
plomatic dinner given by President
and Mrs. Wilson. Ambassador von
Happines.
They were at a db-tant resort.
"I don't like It here," declared ma.
"We don't know anybody."
"Suits me," asserted pa. "We don't
owe anybody either." Kansas City
Journal.
COURT JUDGES MUST W ORK
EIGHT nOURS EACH DAY
Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 15. (United
Press) An eight-hour day order for
justices of the stite supreme court is
heinc considered todnv. following an
This Woman Increased Her Husband's uprising of wheat raisers against
If It's Anything In
Preserves, Jelly or Jams
We Have It
PURE BLACKBERRY PRESERVES Contain
nothing but Pure Fruit and Sugar.
10-Pound Bucket $1.95
PURE JELLY Apple, Currant, Quince and Grape
flavors. 10-Pound Bucket $1.65
T.E GARDEN PRESERVES Blackberry, Rasp
berry, Pineapple, Strawberry, Pigs, Cherry, Peach,
and Plum. 1-Pound Jar 35c, 3 for $1.00
TEA GARDEN JELLY Any Flavor.
Per Glass 20c
SHASTA JELLY Any Flavor. Per Glass 15c
Harris Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B. 192
408 North Fir Street, Cross Track
SHERRY'S
"The Bugler of Algiers," to be ex
hibited in Hluebird photoplays at tho
IS'h(.r:y theater today and tomorrow
will pit-sent Ella Hull, Rupert Julian,
Kiny!ry Henedict and little Zoe Kac
j in the leading roles. Here is a re-
nun kable photoplay, appealing to If y
lalty and love of the flag in scenes of
inspiring vigor ana iorce. mere .5
combined with this patriotic sentiment
a story of great love and human de
votion that rings true and will stir l,e
admiration of every beholder. Ella
Hall plays the role of a girl, left alone
when war calls her brother and hci
sweetheart to the colors.. In all the
years that follow, she lives true to her
love, even though the report has come
that he has been killed in battle. Sh.:
lives to see her sweetheart decorated
with the Legion of Honor, while he
represents her brother, who has won
this great tribute from his grateful
country. The brother has died of ex
haustion, maching to, be decorated;
and then the girl, now grown to old
age, goes with the sweetheart of her
i life to lay upon the breast of the dead
j hero the tribute that came to him too
; late. Beautifully told, beautifully
pictured and superbly acted, "The
Bugler of Algiers" marks an epoch
even among Bluebirds.
Charity Ball Tickets.
1 The ladies of the Charity Ball Com
mittee wish to announce that the
I tickets are $1.00, extra ladies 50c and
j spectators in balcony 25c.
) The ladies will serve punch during
I the evening free of charge, and they
I will also serve coffee, sandwiches and
! pickles for Inc.
j Anyone wishing to help the club,
(who do not dance may do so by pur
chasing a ticket at Van Buren's.
( 1-16-lt
When in Portland you will find The
Observer on sale at the Oregon Ho
tel news stand and Imperial Hotel.
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At Sherry's Today and Tomorrow
Busincm.
When this woman's husband died,
she decided to continue his contracting
business. She did to with frcat suc
cess, and the December American
market conditions. Justices will be '
required to keep a log, showing the '
time spent on every case, and account
fcr very minute of their time for eight
hours a day.
NEW
ARRIVALS
HUNGER'S BUCKWHEAT
BUCKEYE CORN MEAL
STEEL-CUT OATS
STEEL-CUT WHEAT
NICE WHITE COMB HONEY
SALTED ALMONDS AND PECANS
Fresh Vegetables are hard to get and
the quality is not very good
J. G. Snodgrass Grocer
PHONE MAIN 43
Quality Service Honest Pricei