La Grande evening observer., August 27, 1908, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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CTESISQ OBSERVER, I. A GRANDE, OREGON, THCRSDAV, ACGCST S7, 190S.
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Miss Lena Jones expects to leave
tor Portland early next week.'
Mr. V. E. Subla of Walla Walla,
was a business visitor In La Granilc
last, eveoi;:?.
A. F. Llley accepted a foreman
ship Ma Vi ttk over a Bans of men on
the. V.'ailown fc-icr.-lon.
C. Tl. IV.lilcrU, the i'mUer real es
tutf Ceakr, was a business visitor In
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("ca 'Us inaton of Memphis, Tenn.,
to vl !M:j;: ! nd Mrs. G. W. Shep
, pard of thl city.
Mm. li. R. Kelley, who has been
quite tic'.i tor the past few days, is
m::ct better today .than she wai yes
terday. '
M:s. Reading of Ogden, Utah, ar
rived Sn the city this morning to visit
Vr. and My. Hubbard. She to Mra.
H'.ibe-.d- mother. .: . . '
'Hon. D. AV. Sheahan of Enterprise,
who has been In the city the past few
uwi t::ir','in lesral business, re
turned home this morning. "
Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Haggln and Mrs.
R. C. Sabin, who have been camping
In the Wallowa canyon, passed through
the city this morning en route to their
homes at Walla Walla.
J. M. Choate and family, who were
among those who went on the excur
sion to Long Beach, returned to La
Grajide last evening and" returned to
their home at Bummervllle this morn
ing. Mrs. F. P. Ferrln and children, who
have been visiting her mother in Og
den, L'tnh, returned home this morn
ing. She was accompanied home by
her mother, Mrs. Madeline Farley,
who will visit her n few weks. "
. Henry Pofcaelt, who for the past
year has been employed In the field
department of the Amalgamated Siir
gar company, . lezvcg t unorr jw for
Copenhagen, Denmark; where he wl!i
visit relatives un II after Ch: iMmas
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Little May Fan, daughter of Mr. and
thought had eontraitcd scarlet fever,
to Improved. The coupbilnt was a
throat affection with symptoms of
scarlet fever, but all tinnier uf con
tracting the latter Is paM.
Walter Ferguson, proprietor of the
Ferguson book store. Is hojrie from
North Peach, where he went w itii the
popular excursion from this city. He
returned last evening and reports that
most of the La Grande deli gallon
were frozen out at the coast nnd are
now In Portland.
Justus V.'nde of Walla Walln, Is in
Bummervllle looking after business In
terests. Ho has become quite n far
mer since leaving Grande Horde this
season, having In 90:1 acres. He saw
a great future In this county provided
the 20,000-aere Irrigation project be
comes a reality. ,
Mr. and Mrs. William norlpra are
In the city vlslilng the 'latter' parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Green.- They have
been camped on Esgfe creek for tho
past 10 ih.ys enJoylng,,n.n"oiitlng. Mr!
Snodgrnsa was formerly a resident of
La Grande, but Is now railroad station
agent ut Colfax, Wash. Baker Dem
ocrat. .. - .; "
P.cv. John M. Dressier, of Pralrh?
City, passed through Baker on the
way home from fhe-'Methoillvt confe-.
eiii.e at Wclscr Inst night. Ho wn
well pleased wllli-the conference pro
ceedings ami, thinks tho- church work
is In excellent condition. linker Her
ald. ' "
County Clerk Ed Wright, who Is
corresponding secretary of Oregon
For.-s'i rs. ncconipanletl by'AB. lal
gKy of Portland, to C'nlon thlsmorn
ln;f. Vhe'e a new court Is" to bo In
stalled tonight It is expected (hot a
large number of local Foresters will
go over on th's evening's train and
return on the late trsln this evening
or tomorrow morning.
Indiitia Independent. ;
Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. i;. Brags
bands will play a prominent part in
the campaign of the Hoosler branch
of the Hearst Independence party. If
the plans of the party leaders are car
ried out. Charles G. Conn, of Elkhart,
the millionaire manufacturer of musi
cal Instruments, ta being urged to ac
cept the nomination for governor, and
arcordln? to delegates who are here
today In advance of the state conven
tion, he will probably accept. "
Mr. Conn Is hnown all over the
world us a maker of wind instruments-,
and his faino In thtr. direction shoulc
Insure hlni the brui-s bind vote. Hr
has msao many millions in his bust
iirs. T.'ntll recently- he was a demo
crat and served several times In con
gress. At one time he was the owner
of the Washington Times,' now the
property, of Frank Munsey, which he
conducted for the alleged purpose ol
giving his congressional acts proper
publllety. He to a clever advertiser.
and if nominated for governor by the.
Independents, will (Ike make a spec
tacular race. . ..
To Fight Higher Criticism.
Ottawa, Ont Aug. 87. A lively de
bate between the conservatives
radicals of the Church of England In
Canada will likely be precipitated at
tho session of the General Synod to
be held here next month. For some
time there has been much opposition
among the more orthodox church
men to some of the advanced teach
ings of clergymen and college pro
fessors. In order that -the matter
may be threshed out by the 8yno.
the Kev. Dr. Langtry has Introduced
a motion attacking the higher criti
cism. Tho higher critics" and'rhod
ernlsts". within the church will likely
oppose the adoption of such a motion,
and a verbal warfare may result.
AT THE PLAYHOVSKS.
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Great. Feature Film txt the Pastime.
The Hidden Hand," , Mrs. South-
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worth's famous novel, dramatized.
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Don't miss this great picture the fl-;
lowing comedies go to make this CmlJJ
greatest bill the Pastime hs yet pro-'
duced:,"Love Laughs at Locksmiths," j
"Caufcht by Telephone" and "All's Frflr'
In Love and War." Mr. Burton will i
dmmochs6ims4iimfmg
; Why be tortured with heat whsn yea czi buy hammocks'
.at your own price Wo have a few. left that we are going
;,.:' to st.ll for kes than you would suggest
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.Kler the following selections: "Tour
; Icture Says Remember" anil "There
.'ever Was a Girl Like You." Follow
the crowds to the Pastime.
Till: DE1PPE ORCVIT.
FuuiiiUR Auto Race Hi-produced on
Sherwood's Screen for Patrons. :
. JajMin to Wckitnio Tar
Toklo, Aug. IT. A mass meeting
of business men, both na'tive and for
eign, was held today to raise funds
and complete plans for the- reception
'if the American fleet In Japanese
v.aters In October. Admiral Viscount
Ito, chief of the naval general staff,
is a member of the reception commit
tee. The commercial Interests of To
klo will co-operate with those of To-
Kohama In the entertainment of the
fleet at the latter city. It is estimat
ed that Jf.OO.OOO will be needed to de
fray expenses, and a considerable por
linn of this sum has already been sub
scribed..
CLIvVF.R SHOOTING
Mrs.
Goorjro Aefclm FtaldlNlicl
Mitrkswoman Record.
While camping m; the Mltf M endow
up the Grande Ronde river, Mrs. Geo.
Acklcs of thlH city established a recur.
with a1 rifle that , few experienced
hunters cuiiiJ tuiter. ' Mrs. Acklcs if
naturally soinuwhat of-a hunter. anO
whllj '. o unci her .husband were
cainped'out In the hllU, she located ii
bevy of grouse nnd before the reports
of the rrfpfd r.fyeS-Hve shots hud died
nway, Tlv. grouse had fallen. She
llieil nev. n shots In all. In view ol
the fact that the skilled shooting wi (
low w!Jh a rifle, the , feat Is alinii
remiir uible ' for woman. M.m
Acklcs .undoubtedly holds ,thoy rec(r-1
amung amateur feminine hunters.
J'ni.a! Games In Hy. ., . I
ltome. Aug. it,. An athletic c.irnl-
vtif tfi.Ct .will Bi- unbfbrf In hlKroi-y" will
be held in Rome next month, as
of the 'festivities cf the' Piinai JuVl!.;e
Roman Catholics of alt nations, In
cliu-ig the t'pited tat', will bn ri
ren nUMl bv lheti-ih ut .othleK's snd th.
irnp'rlert '-u iA rf jiwarded hy t'bo'Ro:;
K.i'ber iln' ir. 1reiiul will hu !
Inrge d(l (TiM.n an'V Is ronflJetii
rarr-lhg off first honors,
MTIGATi; OVl:U ROAD. 1
Mrs. R)ncnr4.n ami vlejr I jittd
Oim-o Va4'alcd, to Ho Hevlevtrcl.
Additional litigation over the' vaca
tion of the1 Ityneiirson ami vOws'ey
property on the north bank of the
Grande ndi- rlivf for tk pui p.i'of
con 'tructlng s poMIc I'.lghwny,'' l
prumlMd by the filing of n re iort
for a wilt of reWt-w to the rlr'Miir
cii-.!rt In tie action taken by the coun
ty court'.' OrlglnaUy, the rnunty court
g.-snted" the vscntlon but tho circuit
court will now be asked to review the
entire proceedings which took place
in the rounty court, rrbitrve to the es
tablishment of the road botwecn the
' Palmer nim and tfis Procbstel bridge.
. lwine FIblH., .
aslilngton, Aiiir. There IU
he a (iri at p'ln-l iije in toe copol
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etny when t:ie .fall term .convene fn
October. Tho fourth class at th
idmejr unttTiiiy b;is txut 30n members.
buf this' year It will be nnlx a Mill
over ion.' A jTTVg" numbi'r of nppoln
tecs fiU led In nullify or propare them
selves In time, hu lli accounts foi
the ivUuc vo. nunib.r.
Harrow to Campaign.
'hi-sgo, "Aug. 27. 4'larenee B.
row. tHu Chicago uttornry "whi'i
tnlned lnterniitloii.il fnnie as
The feature of the Sherwood thea
ter which opens tonight for the rest
of the week Is the "Delppe circuit."
In this thrilling picture we see soma
of the perils of the great French mo
tor race, and get a good view at alose
range of all the principal and danger
ous points along the cuunw. T..
ture shows us two distinct races going
over the same course, one la the com
petition of light runabouts, and the
other for heavy racers. The first pic
ture shows the men getting ready for
the struggle, and starting away amidst
the cheers of the excited throng. In
each race we see cars from the same
points and get a clear view of the
oad from an elevation, and see them
dashing along at a terrific rate of
speed. We get a view' at close range
of one of the machines as It dashes
around a Curve and turns turtle, roll
ing over many times, killing the driver
and injuring the assistant. The next
Icturn shows n point on the course
whero there are two curves within a
short distance of one another, and the
spectators are held spellbound as the
cars reach this point and round them
at a terrific speed. A few go amiss,
however, and wo see them turn com
pletely around and topplo over. An
other point of Interest is at a very
sharp curve, slmila- to the hairpin
curve on the.Vander'iiit course, which
is Inclosed by a high fence to keep the
spectators back. The cars dash n round
It at full speed and a number make It
without mishap, but vo see a fow who
lose control of their' cars, skid around
and dash through the fence, upsetting,
and causing no end of excitement. The
hist picture snows tho finish and w
get a view nt close range of the win
ners nnd their cars, and see their hr p-
py faces as they receive tho beautiful
ind well deserved trophies
The Scenic
The patrons of the Scenic have but
ml.fht in which to witness the splcn
!l;l progiam. now running there. A
visit Art the theater Is well worth ttv
money. 7 here will be n c'mii?" to
ino.-row, so see the present prog: an
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A Good heavy Duck Hunting
coat, with corded collnr and.
game pocket, ' ............. .Sa.tht
Hunting Vests made of the same
. material, place for 71 shells. .$1.50
12-gauge single barrel Shotguns 8.l0
16-gauge double barrel Shotguns S.50
12-gauge double barred Shotguns $10.73
.22 Martin-Repeater Rlglea ....$10.30
.22 Special Winchester Repeater
Rifles $13.00
Single Shot .22 Rifles, .$3.65 to $7.00
A aood heai'v duck
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hur.titrj ccat vvli t
coftied cellar and
game pockets $2.00
Hunting vests made
of ihe same mater
ial, p.rce fcr 72
shells $1.50
A fancy, red and white, f-
Hammock for children.
A good, strong woven n..u;.
that will inst two seiv i .s.
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A eood grade, long frlt-T,
beauty: regular 12.50;
A large, heavily woven J. up .
regular $3.75; special . ... . .
And a regular $3.00 Han; uo.-.i
clal .....,.';..',...'
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Our prices cannot be excelled in
carpenters tools and shelf coods.
EDGE line and every article i3 guaranteed
builders hardware
carry the GILT
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body s pocket book. Visit the Bargain Basement
before going elsewhere and save money.
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There is a Regular
Of Fall Goods pouring into the.
Goods, Hats, Hosiery, Suits, GentsFurhishiiks
Toys, and everything both to please a:;d sat
isfy the most particular buyer.
The Golden
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ertv of (be Lane Lumber company and
F ARMERS AND TRADERS NAV f.i .
several residences were destroyed by OF LA GRANDE.
fire early today. Tho cause is un- . VM-e OI July 18, 18
ASSETS.
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known, i; : ,-siimuted tltloss will
t.avh t:'io.noii. ' It was at first feared Tlma loans .........
(he whole town was doomed. Half Overdrafts," temporary
! un- city fought the names and sue Bonds, warrants, sto.
ceeiled In extinguishing thorn.
. tVelerdiiy's Itall Scores. ,
Portland,. 3; Oakland, 11.
. Ssn Francisco. S; Los Angeles. 1.
J. "ir. nnd Mrs. Disnua have resided
In this city for about 10 years and Mr.
joisouaand daughter,' Miss Kellle.
hnve the sympathy of all In their slid
den and unexpected calamity. '
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! Fruit Season is N,owOn
T'nr-ai-
Chief
Counsel In the Huywood, Moyer 'and
Pettlbone def-rise, will take an uMIre
part In the oclalist campaign. . Hen
will 'deliver several addresses,' among
them a Labor day speech n Grand
tt(rl Palao : V Tork. " '
; Phone Us Your Orders for
ECONOMYJARS
. Pints .....,..$1.10 dixeu Z
Ouans $15 ilozen J
J Half gallons .$1.73 tlwn
J' Kxlrarlsmps i..... 10c dozen
Extra cups J0c ihixen 1
CXTRAC FOR LASY VACUUM JARS
lc doxen
30c down !
Vmjt
Rubber rings
J Clamps.... ,10c doxen
Kstrs) tor re Jelly Glswrs , , ATtr doxen
These are an attractive size and shape, and are easily
- worth 60 cents per dozen
F- D- HAISTEN
1411-1415 Adams Ave. Phone Red 1161,
Banking house and futures
Other real estate '.;......
77,.00
M46.7!
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1S.I11.00
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CASH AND AVAILABLE A3SKTS
(J. 8. bonds and ' '
premiums ..$1.76.00
Demand loans IS,Stl.70
Cash and dus
from banks .. I7,58.20
per cent ' re- . '
demptlon fund 750.00 111,633. to
Total
..$363.41H
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Capital stock ..:' . ,. ... .1 so. una i ,
8urplus and umii. .;,.
profits t . I.: t
Circulation .'.'. ....... i T . .
Dividends unp .i i .-
Rediscounts , ..h
Deposits and d i. . w.n.i.j l ; . ;;.7
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I trusUd to us. and our rrco.
its to ycu for tl . fun re
-. t-it WE ARE THE BfcS-,
The Farmers a
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CAN ft'RMSH LIMBER Ci Ji
IN CARLOAD LOTS.
ror;IG Jnch Chain Wood Dc liiercf 4 jc.i ttijiir
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