La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 30, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES. FACE EIGHT. . jn.aHIIHTinT- EVEXIXG cnnETtrnt. IA GRANDE, OREGON, THUP.SDAT. Arr.Tl '771 . 1 Kof I Always The Best at The Price THIS SEASON'S SELLING OF FASHIONABLE MERCHANDISE CLEARLY DEMONSTRATES THAT ALWAYS GIVES THE BFST FOR THE PRICE. YOU NOT ONLY SAVE '' MONEY IN TRADIXG nERE, BUT CET A GUARANTEE OP PERFECT ..'.'.' , SATISFACTION IN EVERY PENNY'S WORTH OF PATRONAGE WITH ' ' WHICH YOU HONOR US. . - 1 z t . i : : Jtnerlccn ady SHCE A Shoe Department At Its Best p& 3.50 Styl.60Q3 A M kid bkdm Uot boot, with I Um Miri ad kooi lniH Wud tola, wb l.ty h.l v' r- OTU ILWDENSCIIIELD OPENS REVIVALS LAST NIGHT. Close to Six Hundred Hear the Noted Speaker at tlie Rink Last Evening First Real Discoursed Tonight Largo C hoir Renders the Singing Continues - Meetings for Several Weeks. The Haudenschleld meeting! In the skating rink started off on the right foot without doubt, last evening, or as one man said, "started off on both feet," and so It seemed. . Mr. Haudenschleld is a master of such assemblies, and Instead of preaching a sermon for the opening, OUU SHOE DEPARTMENT IS NOW AT ITS BEST AND SHOWING ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN TANS, A8 WELL AS A COMPLETE LINE O Fit LACKS IN THE NEWEST LASTS AND IN ALL LEATHERS. Every Day is Market Day With Us The FeopMs ML , tP1 -w hpfpa HniiQF ri nm ore LA GRANDE, OREGON 1(111 SHOP IDLE The O, R. & N. machine shops were closed today and will remain In active until tomorrow morning. The forces lit the other various depart ments were diminished more or less, and as a result there Is but little ac tivity In the yards today. Thirty-six men totals the yard, round house and car repair crows for the day. 'v These one-day layoffs have been numerous the past winter. The causo, as -stated before. Is that the "engine miles" exceeds the local shop cx pensesand the last of the month, In such Instances, meuns a layoff for somebody. The past month has been an ex tremely busy one In the round house, the shops and the car repair depart ments. The shops have done some heavy repair work and the car repair gang has converted 12 Snake River ballast cars Into .flat cars for use by. the Huron work train. This Is partly responsible for the additional expense and for the layoff today.V" , . (API. PAUL GOES EASI Captain A. M. Paul, superintendent of the Aurella mine, left this morning for Salt Lake, Chicago and New York. The captain goes well armed with samples of the "rock" and assay sra' statements and an honest convic tion that eastern Oregon- offers ns good opportunities for mining Invest ment as any portion of the United States. In the past the captain has been able to Interest capital, and In each Instance 1 his . properties . have doveloped Into dividend payers, and he sees no good reason why the Aure lla should be n exception. He ex pects to be absent about six weeks. WITH ' LA GRANDE FANt The system of placing o'nthe bulle tin board of the scores o.f the Pacific league Is meeting with general favor lh this city. Fans who follow the out come of each game, but heretofore have been forced to wait many hours before securing It, and those who hat" not paid especial attention ' to thi games, have all become more Inter ested watchers of The Observer scon boards. The scores reach here abou 6 o'clock, each evening, and fan have already cultivated the habit c pnsslng the.ie two score boards In th! city, at the Ferguson book store an. at the Crowe . Jolly barber shop The service Hs very successful, an demonstiates the means to which Th Observer goes to reach the require ends. j V;.: -' .-' '. Not BooNtcr Tom, La Grande home talent Is rendering a play entitled, "Brother Tom," but It Is explained that Tom Richardson is not the horo of. tho drama. Raker City Horald. ; - - Soda water and Ice cream at Silver thorn ft Mack's. -.v - Grafting ;. Ia a dead Issue. .Bo syDr. H. C. Pa ker of tho Indiana School of Met sine, In Collier's WHfcuiy. w conc with him. Blue Mountain Cough B up will cure your -cough, not as pie., ant to take as gome other, but It eo Ulna the ingredients that will pot tlvely and absolutely cure that eong . RED CROSS DRUG STORE. A II GRAND BAND WEliT TWO HOURS IH AfTf RHOOH GRAND (i I L J, R. Kuudeimchleld in Cliaructerist: I'oxe. le merely outlined a campaign, an' .vlll preach his Initial discourse thi ivening on the subject of "Obedl nce." ' The large congregation was est! mated at from GOO to 600, and wb: :omposed of many of the good pec ile of the city. There was nothing of the cheap lensatlonal about his manner, not loos he indulge in clap-trap, or whul .he squeamish might denominate e.v ravagant foolishness. From the first o the last, If Inst night's performance an be used as a criterion, he talkf practical common sense, and sai tothlng but what, If taken In the splr t given and Intended, would make .he hearers better citizens. This and every succeeding evening it 8 o'clock, the rink is 'open to the )ublic. One of the attractive features of f he meetings Is the large and well' rained choir which, with Instruments vlll be 'In attendance every evening. Mst night there were 32 In In the holr loft, but that figure will proba cy be doubled for this and all sue eedlng dates. Dont believe oven what your wife oil you about things the evangelist ys. but go early, get a good seat and hear for yourself. . The evangelist is a man physically, nentally, morally. His weight ia 200, ind a better physique never came to his city. He ia absolutely fearless nd a man desperately in earnest lth profound convictions and Is not ifrald to express them. He will ap peal with great power to the manly n men. His presence In our city will mdoubtcdly be a blessing and afford n uplift to every righteous cause, fou can't afford to miss hearing. POSTAL ASPIRANTS. U Grande Clttanu Would Agree to Handle the Halt During the last few days a little ao Ivlty has 'developed among the local olltlclans with reference to the post fflce appointment for La Grande. So ar the entries In the race, along with Ir. Rlchoy, the present postmaster, are David Bay and J. D. Gllham. Where the tinest discuh, cake, hot-breads, cruite , or puddings are required ojd is indispensable. rjfflr Balcino Powder ,Not only for rich or fine food or for special times or service. Royal is equally valuable in Uie preparation of plain, substantial, every-day foods, for all occa sions. It makes the food more taslv, nutritious and wholesome.. 0 V: J MM MAKES i GOOD Al Bid MEET ( II WILLIAMSON A DARK HORSE IN SPRINTS, Praro ami WIIIIujumiu vt TIiIh City, i Walters ami Inviit of Island City, Are Winners in Several Events at Wallu Walla Truck Meet Mirny EventM Yet In Which I .a Grande Is Strong RrlKlit lroHts for Ia Grande Tomorrow. Walla Walla, April 30. (Special.) La Grande is making a remarkably strong showing in the preliminaries of the track meet which opened here today before a crowd of upectatora numbering 2800. Island Pity Is like wise placing a large number of men In the finals. At 3:30 this afternoon all preliminaries In the 50 and 100 and tho 220 and 880, had been run off nnrt La Grande gives promise of landlnir still more men In the finals later In the day. Williamson Is showing strong. He won first place In the third heat nf the 100 yards with a time otl :10 4-5. Walters Inland ("ity, took second In the same distance In the fifth heat with his event, going In 10:3-!. Peare won his heat In the half-mile with the good time of 2:17 4-5. Ir win of Island City was In the same heat and pulled a second place. Wol ters captured the third heat of the 220-yard event with 23 3-5. William son also will enter the 220 tomorrow, because he took a second In that event today, the race going to the winner In the same time that Walters-won In. La Grande rooters are wild. Their team's time has compared extremely favorable thus far with winners In other heats of similar events. Ladil Canyon, April 28. (Special.) Dr. Phy and a few of his guesta from Hot Lake were riding through . Ladd canyon today In an auto. Th tiW witnessed the ball game betwen La Grande White school und Ladd Canyon Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Oscar Crossen, who has been ill for some time, seems to be grow ing worse again since' she came home from the hospital in La Grande. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Sherwood and daughter, Miss Jennie, visited at the Fred Braden home Sunday. Dick Peebler Is baling hay this week for T. F. Sherwood and Frank Cous sell Is doing some work along same line for Alex Larm. Sam Braden went over near Union the first of the week to bale hay. ' : Mrs. W. Jotyison, a resident near Ladd Canyon, is on the sick list. The La Grande White school base ball team came out to play tHe Ladd Canyon boys Sunday afternoon.. At the end of the ninth Inning the score was 7 to B In La Grande's favor. The Ladd Canyon boys could not be ex pected to win as only three of them were In practice by playing at schoollp while the remolnlng five scarcely had any practice at all. Had a few more of our boys been In practice they would have shown the La Grander a ' ; hard old game. More Pavement for Pendleton. In addition to the paving of West Court street, there is now a probabll Ity that 10 or It blocks IB other por- lions or the city will also be paved. ' Bver since the first paving wax doL1 here those owning property in u. first two blocks ol East Alta have de-j sired pavement and It Is said the dis trict on that street may be extended the entire length of the street, extend ing from Main to the Intersection of East Court. i Many property owners on Lewis street are also anxious for a bltullthlc street with parking on either aide Shortly after the first paving was done there was a strong sentiment for the Improvement among LeWi8 lreet householders . for they have one of the finest residence section. .u. i tie city and manifest a pride in keeplna ....... rena.eion cas,t Oregonlan. - HEAR DEMURRERS." ' " . ''""'',' Two Caoea to Ho Heard hy County Judge Henry This Week.' , .Tomorrow afternoon County Judg ' Henry will hear a demurrer broughl V by the attorney for Administrator ! " Simmons of Freewater, In the estate f W. H. Longley. The final report made by the administrator was re-. , fused and the demurrer was thus oc- casloned. . Attorne'y C. R Finn will - . answer for the state. - On Saturday the Blggers estate will again be brought into court when ar guments favoring a counter demurrer will be heard b h court Attorneya i Cochran 4 cochran appear for. the . "tate. and C. H. Finn ,r tne 8UU. r Por Defense of Coast ' ,vJ."lApr" -An extend-; strov. "nevers. in whlcn de. , Z lZ Ped b0at"' ""marine. -na other craft win .oi. . h-M A , . irt, win be . J during ,he comin, month bVth. ' "vy oepartment. The object to tne Atlantic seaboard. flghtln. . 7. ",Ween " " . mandW M:"K,COmT.n1Jf Com- all of the V.V, "and..r Marsh. Prao.di-.,.'. "S""B table wl 31 tl.n.J. . nd two d , r Wvtn ub"rine. ' able h L P r lft! w" valt. b e. be,lap. two of without countlna- th r. . old Hol,and n8,?h.. ' ;1 ' A- - - ;' x V r-i..