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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1911)
7 v r. ! r: COLUMBIA COLLEGE MILTON, OREGON . IS THE PLACE TO SED TOUR BOTS ASD GIRLS. Christian, but not sectarian. Grounds and buildings Valued at $73,000. A select school for young men and young ladles, who seek for the highest Ideals In Manhood and Womanhood. j CERTIFICATES ACCEPTED AT STATE IMYERS1TY AJiD OTHER 'SCHOOLS WITHOUT EE -EXAMINATION. ! Thorough course. Llterarr. selentlflo Mmn.n.1.1 j. t ? - j iviHiiuuini ucfjui lllirui $ 111 finding shorthand aud typewriting; conservatory of music. Including piano, voice aud stringed inst meirts; elocution; art. Dormitory refitted, refurnished, steam heated, electric lighted; com ' Portable, attractive, gymnasium, good athletic fleltk Beautiful for Situation. A land of fruits and flowers. Mountain water. Pnre air. Healthful conditions. Six passenger trains daily. Electric street cars. 't Not a saloon in 20 years. So gambling dpns. Moral atmosphere Is r 'wholesome. I Send for Catalogue or other Information to H. S. SHANGLE, Financial Secy., Milton, Oregon EUROPEAN PLAN The rooms are good and Steam heated only one block from depot' 0. G. 8ridnux-Prai). Right in your busiest Benson when yon have the least time to spare you are most likely to take diirrhoea and lose several days' time, unless you have Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ana . Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and take a dose on the first appear ance of the disease. For sale by ail deuiers. Cement Consult him bsfbra 5SP0UN0 CAR LOAD RECEIVED " 1 'V":;i' :'.'"" ' -v ' -"; .V.:':.' .. 7 ',: George Palmer Lumber Co. Retail Dept. , Fhone, Main 8 Health anid Klkjien work lias a lot to do n Ith hcnl'h and good looks. A woman cannot work orertlme In a fnrnace-Ulie kitchen, with a wood range in hot weather wlthont paying the penalty. ' ' ';' i The drudgery, the Ion? hours, the will cut down her energy nnd make.lior prematurely old In face and form. ' . : This Is a fact that cannot be disputed and all of us can call to mind many examples. Erery woman who cooks- Is entitled to an electric range, and) she gets one, too, where the man of the house bas her welfare at heart. - 1 An electric range means a cool, clean Ufchen, a fire without a mln. nt'g wait, that can be regulated with a thumb-screw meals In half the time and no fuel to handle or ashes to contend with. Our special rate to nsers of our electric ranges, make, them ns econ. mlcal to use as wood. Ask'about them; ' Eastern Grego? Light & Power Co. Let your nest corset be a Gossard. Hure it fit to your form. : All the style, comfort nfnd beauty of the luee-ln-front Gos .sard will mean nothing to you until yon try on one of these snperme corsets. ;;. . A single try-on will prove to you why they cxceL A complete line of Gossard corsets, bust conflners and pads, always on hand. Prices of corsets $3.50, $5.00, $G.0O and $S.50. Mrs. Robert Pattison CorsH:'-ri'. i'lif ii" H!hck jtSI. , Contractor !ei&r your side walk j " ' 3n v jl - extreme heat, the smoke and ashes ; ; I t w jam 1 I'' -'.-'"B;:-I m. 3 sj m Mm l 1 ..PMIitS NOT BELIEVER AUGUST ' SEE MUCH DROP. MILL Rislug Eighty-Five Cents a Month 1 lt'cord for Sugar. . La Grande housewives are studious over the sugar question.; With sugar rising 85 cents per hundred pounds during the mouth of July and with the beginning pf another fruit canning month at hand and no indications of a drop, the question Is really a some what serious one." -..'", Several causes enter Into the rise of sugar during the month of July and few authorities predict any sudden drop, but on the other hand, local daalers who keep in touch with the probable turn of prices in the price setting marts do not anticipate that it will go any higher. , " f .'CiSitii-.i.-tziz.:Xti vf rjr material rise has been felt by the housewives and their husbands to pay the monthly bills, especially during the fruit canning season. , v . STAG EVENING SPENT IN DELIGHTFUL . MANNER. , ' . .... , - ' ; - Cards and Refreshments Entertain Muny Lodge Members. 1 About two score Modern Woodmen of America last evening enjoyed a de ligh'tful.stag party at the lodge hall. Refreshments in the way cf fruits, smokes and ice? cream, abetted with various card games, mad:, a pleasant i uioiun ena aivarston. j ' Thtse part!eg -are held regularly lUe last meeting night of the month ! and the members look forward to them Kith a" great deal of pleasure;." Chess jrnd checkers ore'-' to b- taken.' up ns pastimes on these. -e vening bv disc'- nlfs of tlia thos3 games. , OFF?(TIi CHASES AUTD , . Civcy u irMrr.: Jr.rA: TJLm ri:Ji in Iiieiry Krtro, ( ; Portlr.fcd Ci-efccirn.V I, H- y-.'Cov.-jy, . riiRrngcr of ths Covey . rotor Car com; siir, wtis arrrsted' by ;. afotorrycV Patrolman Sims yssten'ay i cvnlng: at East 'Sixteenth srpt nnri ,Prlat)f.t avenue pf(sr ,en exciting etiase lasting half nn hour, for ex. ' 3 the: sprSfj . i!inU; Covey ' ex- -plained tu.Capta'n Bafley .hat ho .tri.l aw-'v croni .:ra3 rtfcp'JSe' be' n;endsd leaving Portland fir the east I4 7 o'clcck this ninrnh:?.' to hi son? n niflnt:i. had li.s ticket, alul r serva ; V.h zn d?d net wan! to be detained.. Covey wa3 advised to call up Judge Tf.ivi cll. Me did bo and entered a plea of guilty over ths ' tel.-phone in ad ; vatire of his hearing. He was released I cn 2TX bail, which he all ied to forfeit, i but whfch Wll be applied es payment of his fins on a plea of guilty. . '' j .Motori-cli Patrolman Sims "taeltfd i !n "o" Covov: v.-heti h3 $iw he was ; exceeding the Bpse'd limit. Covey drove jfc?t:ral blot 1'r before ? dict'overcd i rhe officer wfia after him. TIk n, thlnk j fng simultaneously 0f the police sta i 'z necessary apnca'vtince :n t for.rt.:b!s 7 o'V !cck tra'n :nd his nrg-. ; rrr cif.'ins? . n: cart, re cprntd'cp , ge?.rs and started to smash track rec jr'l t bp i!)?rd valves, clutches and ords. Sims noted ths siidiisn spur;. rnrl h!s niDtrcvf H was soon a strea'i of sput rring sparks Up dn strtet and dovn another the rhr.se led. the motorcycle ;?a'ning lit tle by little., particularly when cor ners were turned, until Cov?y. gave up at Slx:ieth' and Belmont and submit ted to arrest.' . ' Covey was profuse in his apology, and was so pleased to make' the ad vance arrangement about pleading guilty that he thanked' Judge Tazwell and the entire . police -department and agreed to pay fcr 'he etra gasoline Sims burned In catching him.- , Jews of World Gather. Hi ill utneva, aurusi i. Krorr.inent Jews, was caused by th? wrong wrench be from all parts of the world'are arrlv- fng attached to the hose. When the lug In Switzerland today In advance j hose wa8 at'ached, -the wrench at of the international congress of Zlon-hand would turn the valve and it was Ist9 to be held at Basle during Au-'fcr this reason that the delay was oc-EU8t- i rasloned. ' ill illlDlLlli POET SIGS ABOUT 'WHAT LEY IS II EKE. YAL- Jlugle TelU Merrily of Eastern Ore gon Attractiveness. A local song writer, adopting a happy jingling styl, thusly tells of something about Eastern Oregon in an exploitation vein: IX EASTEKX OKEGOX. The sunshine Is the brightest, . In Eastern Oregon. The rain fall Is the lightest, In Eastern Ongon. The mountains are the bluest, The maidens are the truest. And troubles are the fewest, In Eastern Oregon. : The rivers are the clearest, ; In Eastern Oregon, 'ine Dlue sny bmiuu mil HetiiBBi, In Eastern Oregon. , The orchards are Vat. cleanest. The wheat tialds are the greenest, And profits not the meanest, In .Eastern Or; gon. The breezes blow the softest, In.Easiern Origon. The roses bloom the oftest, In Eastern Oregon. ' ; The peaches are. ih j handiest,' f The apples are the dandiest, '! And gardens are the sandiest, In Eastern Oregon. - Th.e Bumma'r day are .'alrtst, . In East?rn Oregon. The storm clouds are the rarest, In Eastern Oregon. The autumn skies are naziest, ' . The baseball fans the, craziest,' ;, And farms hands the. laziest, .: In Eastern Or.gon. The pine trees are the tallest,', la Eastern Oregon. ': ' : . . The mosquitoes ire the smallest, In -Eastern Or: c's. ." ; Tits rr.n:ir:cn are the kvultest, T'.ie s-rf.r bc:t3 ere- rurliest. ..ud crepj n:-:' .l .v;.; i earliest, .. T.V-j -"n-.o?bf ke" etc the mossiest, . I:: E:3':rn Or'.-n. : '" Th:, luy fields tre the' glossiest, ' In Eastern -Or'son,'''-.. ' ThS'wlld ducks ar the thickest, "': The fioh Whits ara the quickest. And coyotes are the slickest, , In Eastern OrfgcnY Thi? .-.v'M dt.'r.'r.rc ' th; direst,'- In Eastern Oregon.' ' -The black bear ara the queerest, In Eastern Oregon. Y The rainbow trout are wariest, Ths ruffed grouse, ar:. the scariest,' And .sportsmen are the merriest, In Eastern Oregon. - The houses are.'the cosiest, In Eastern Oregon. . The thiidren ai'E. the rosiest, .In Eastsrn Oregon. Th ladiest are the sweetest, , , . The horses arc the fleetest, And auto are 'Jm neatest; . In Eastern Oregon. ' . i" ' Business . is the steadiest, ' , Tn Eastern Oregon. . . C-''Sh Jb riUvajs . tlra r etdicst, 5n EastErii Orgon. . : - T:.!nd'.;ce.-Ksnis sr' tho best.. f.:' lf yen're waiting to invest, Pu" ycur inony In ths West, In ErEeeni .Oregon. II. II. C. UltEM H XOT IIYDRAXT BLAMED. Wntr Superintendent Affirms All Hyd rants Are Properly Flushed. Because the wrong wrench was car ried on the hose cart to the Schaffer Are yesterday morning, and not be cause the hydrant was out of order, is the cause ascribed to the delay In getting water on the burning building yesterday morning. Water Superin tendent L.(M. Hoyt affirmed today that this hydrant and all other had been properly flushed but that, the delay ARCADE THEATRE PRODUCES E TtRTAIXIXQ FILM. ' Thoaxnnd Fe.t of Film licture -Ifc-. ' Y piets Interesting Lore. j As an educational picture, the one at the Arcade theatre this change sur paiseg any shown in uijtny aioons." "Washlngton Relics" is certainly a picture for old and young and for the boya and girls of school age there Is lUlii' lUlu-mica JU tu.3 t.t,jl lOO. Ot film than in half the books written about, the great man. . Every one, old and young should see this picture that brings you in so close a touch to ihe things that, were near and - dear,' to the great father president of our country. Tonight Is the last night. ' Ohio Fire Chiefs Meet. Cedar Point. O.. August 1. Fire de partment heads from nearly all the leading cities of the state gather :d here today tor tne- annual cunvemmu of the Chio Fire Chiefs association. Fire protection for schooU and -restrictions necessary for the safety of moving picture show audiences are two subjects that will receive espe cial attention during the three day's sessions. - .' is Advertising FOR RENT Five room house for rent Inquire Geddes Grocery. , 7-27-M FOR SAUL Timbtr c'.atal near :rtll road. . i.'lriB's Clj-e-rvp'-. 7-1 to FOR SALE Dry s chain wood in any quantity. $1.50 per cord at the Per ry yards. Grande Ronde Lumber' compny Pe.try, Ore. : C-15-tf I Classified WANTED Girl to wcrlt st I, X. h. ;S 'Elor6.; ' ' - '-. ' 7-2&-Gt ;S FOR SALE Good header and binder K - combined. .12 foot cut. '. Deerlng'g make. Inquire L. J. Fe-zuson. El- U gin. Oregon. ' ' M FOR REXT One nice parlor and bed- r l linn iwm m immiM SPECIAL WALL PAPER SALE i REDUCTIONS . 50 cent psper for 30 cents. 90 cent Odl meats for 70 cfs. ' A Acc line of 10, 15, 20 and 25 cent paper. CMl end LOCK HUM OVER " . Observer office.-.'' GRANDE Uses only Refrigerator Counters and they show our cut meats in a most sanitary and appetizing way TWO MARKETS Bradley & Co. SnnJtary . RFr.HR WORK PIIOXESi SHOP BLACK 971. RESIDZA'CE BLACK 31S2. horse and two sea.ea rubor i' uci carriage 5n good condition. Inquire C. J. Scriber. 7-29-3t TOW EEXT Furnished rooma and housekeeping rooms. 1914 Third St. tf , TO EXCHANGE General merchan disa stdrs In prosperous mining town. 'Invoice about $9,000 with buildings. Business last year $22, C00. Chared above expenses nearly $3,000 last year. Corporation to dis solve. Will exchange for any in come bsaiing city or farm property. Or part cash, balance terms. Ad dress box 553. Uaker. Ore. 7-3l-2t O'CONNELL'S Cigar Store Pool, Billiards, Cigars, Tobac co and Soft Drinks best and most complete line of cigars In the city. ' " Obseners Coast League ball scores erery day there's a game. : Corner Depot and Jefferson St. Snowdrift Flour Try It and yon will hare no other. it Err ry sack' guni-antcfd ' to give Satisfaction, ; 1120 JirFESSJjy -"ayes tu BOW PHONES Plumbing. A SPECIALTY. NEXTiDOOR TO CITY HALL ti ' ',' i- j '' : ; ! t H5: ! t ; H'i; ' ! K 1 t i II , i f i.:t ! I H 1 1 A , . I l I V i : t