La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 24, 1911, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI - IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVED, THURSDAYAUGUST 21, 1911. PAGE 5 o mm fl -rr-n n THEATRE Keep yoor eye on (his "Ad." 'Khmara" . . . . . . w'. . . '.. ' Pathe A beautiful daughter of Rub elan peasants Is beloved by on of her own station In life. Sup erstition and Intrigue to prevent their happy union are of no avail when the lover appeals to a powerful prince. It is power fully dramatic. ' "A mexican Rose Garden"... '. . . . . . .... . , '; . . . . . . . :Kalem An entrancing story of sunny Mexico's flower gardens, and the two principal charatcers are more than ordinarily put to the test,. ' . "Teaching McFadden . to Walts" Vltagraph " Here It is again. Vltagraph, comedy with our. old friend Bridget, McFadden as Romeo and his wife as Juliet at a mas- nucrnda hull It rrpttt Wa say it's good. You'll see. v ,'. ' i Illustrated Song; "By the L'ght of the Silvery Moon," ; ; ; New version, sung by Miss Garrick ...'.... Matiness Mr. Ferrln .......... Evenings they are down about 75 feet and are I prise, M. K, Boatman Of Portland and working through a series of lava stra ta an4 it Is believed excellent water will be found. . The Modern Brotherhood gives a so cial next Thursday night, the 24th. A dance and supper and a general good Urn's for all. ETery member of the M. B. A. is entitled to invite two friends. r 8-21-3t No coffee like the Peerless at Gedds Bros.' only. . The Missionary society of the pres byterlan church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Miller, corner Fifth and B streets. The meeting Is set for 2:30 o'clock. -. - 4 . PERSONALS. ; . '4c4 ri. B, Lee, a resident of Portland, was a Savoy guest lastnlght. ' Mrs. Wilson . of Baker spent last night at the Savoy hotel. ; - E. J. Paulus, a New Yorker, stopped at the Foley this morning. r . ; Miss Colties also of Portland, formed a party staying at the Sommer this afternoon. The leave for Portland to night. ' ' . ii! mm PWElEi the Foley this afternoon. i . , F. D. McCully and wi'? were at the Sommer last night. They Joined the i beach Excursion here. :i ' . Dsn Sommers and wife of Elgin are Sommer hotel guests today. Mr. Som mer I -is proprietor of the Elgin hotel. ' LOCALS :- -K i - r4 ; H. T. Leve. JewelerVl212& Adams av.. (REFRESEJiTATIYES OF 0. A. C COMPLETE TOUR HERE. Careful Data Secured Regarding the prune Industry In This Yalley. A complete survey of the prune crops and all related questions per taining to acreage, productiveness, and similar questions, has b?en all but completed Jn this valjey by F. R. Brown and George Rieben, represen tatives of 0. A. C. Mr. Brown, has, with the assistance of Mr. Rieben. fcoen to all the various localities of the. valley and has acumulated data! which will be used later on in strik-! ing' average auu vuuipieoug mwc , touching all sections of the state of j uregon. conditions or tne sou ana various other subjects are also com piled in data form, and will become Interesting tables when the totals are footed up. The La Grande Invest ment company took the experts over :1 READY TO 1 7 vv 771' One of the prettiest, neatest and best values. This , dress is made with wool serge skirt, mescaline prln- CVtJ. r J? cegB waBt Theskirt Is in plain colors, blue maroon. tan, gray, etc., and the waist Is either plain or striped silk messallne, to match. The neatest moderate priced garment of the season. 017.50 P,: A. Foley U expected home from ,i .iTmb,er dl8trlct today, completing interior , Of rsgen this af.ernoon. He made ,the trip by automobile.. . ;. ' O. E. Ryder was an Elgin citizen the' last big lap for the visitors. lkir. Brown would not announce any of hl figures relative to the extent of .transacting.. business in the city this V prune industry hew, asserting' it Dr. Posey, v Specialist Jot Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat diseases Over Seldery store glasses. Honrs 9 to 11:30; 1:80 to fi and 7 to 8 pm." ' ' ' . morning. , He prtopped at the Foley. Ed. Hogoboom was at the Foley last n!gh,t whlleot his way. home from a visit to Bator. Geo. W. Averlll, a shoe salesman of fS would be all forthcoming in a subse quent report. Cove and Union or chards have been visited earllei- in the week. - , -;: " ' '! . - rf -, 7 ucu. . vvvvi in, buuo Baiaiueia ui i ases and - catarrh, j Milwaukee, ' was a Foley , guest last V Eyes fitted wlthlnlght;.; j i. , -v j Mr. Joe Woods has taken charge of the Crystal cafe. .Mr. Woods has had the place remodeled and newly furn ished and will run a first class place, known as the Delmonico. Your pat ronage solicited. 8-14-tf E. B. Pyle of Pendleton, spreading ths let 'er buck propaganda in this ! city, is stopping at the Toley today. Elmer, Horstman of South. La .. Melons kept Geddes Bros, . In ; cold storage at Grande, went to V- Summervllle this Ethel McCormlck wishes to know of the whereabouts of her mother. Her mother has married since last heard of, and she does not know her present nsrae. Address. Mrs. O. N. Callender, Emmett, Idaho. -"V f 8-17-12t ' The Fourth of July coffee was good said 1800 people. ' Try it. Geddes Bros, have It. . , : . Notice to Hunter. - Notice Is hereby given that there must be no hunting on my premises. : 8-23-4t V W. J. SALING. Baker Bros., well drillers, are dig ging a well for Mr. Kelley at the mouth of Deal canyon. At pTeBent BRADLCo,: : SANITARY PLCMBIN Q. v ' , Do their plnmbing work accoramg to. the plumbing ordinance of the city. Consult onr record. Phones j Shop B. 871 1 Res. B. 8162. Pictures Tell : MOST The "picture that you take today with your kodak will tell you i most interesting" story in aftr years when many ,of the inci dente are forgotten, f j We carry kodaks In all size? and a full line of kodak supplies Take a kodak with you on your, vacation and bring; . back ., the Very best souvenirs of your trip. Wright DrasGo. . THE KODAK STORE. momln , William Pollman of Baker la In La GranreVoday,, trhnsactfng J business matters. , .'" ' ; " . ' Mrs. Jack Henhan and; two sons IOROCCAS( SITUATION CRAMPED. Public Sentiment In France Not In Ac cord With Official Dictum. Silk costumes. New fall styles. Wby pay rancy prices for your silk dress, when this garment is as good as anything you will find at 125.00 to $30.00 SPECIAL THIS WEEK IN GRAY ; - - GRAN1TWARE - - , You have never been offered such bargains twfore in your life in granite,.. 4 quart pudding pan 1 Op Qar HPPe1 sauce Pan ' 10 in. pie plates - IOC ; 2 quart dipper 14 quart dish pan . . Wash dish V .'V -v.-..-' "All at one price Goods that are an every- See our special staple dry goods display. day necessity. .. ' . ' 1. yard wide HOPE bleached muslin per yard ,,V... ......... ...... 894e 72 in bleached sbseting per yd.22W -m. nvM it ISlo 42 in. pillow casing, per yd....l5W yard wide unbleached, per yd. . 81x90 bleached sh-sets, plain 21x42 Unbleached Turkish Towels, regular price per dozen, . 21x39 Bleached Turkish : Towels, regular price per dozen, 23x48 Bleached Turkish Towels, regular price per dozen, " 24x40 Bleached Turkish Towels, regular price per dozen, 42x36 plain pillow case 12c 42x36 hem stitched pillow case. . .21c 72x90 bleached sheets ....... ...52c siTtm hlfnohed sheets. H. .for . sale at .......... 87c" 78c $1.80, $2.15, (S $3.00; S $3.50, A. V . ;.'; ' f i' 1 - 1 .x.--. ...v.-.., . .V- . -yJfjT W -w. --.V . .. 1.1 ... 2M ... 2.85 THIS iS A DEEP CUT ON STAPLE GOODS, AND WILL BE APPRECIATED BY ANYONE INTER- $W0. lib. STITOIED COTTON, BAT. WHITE FLUFFY, MADE JUST QUILT SIZE. LARGE LINE 15c OUTINGS, FALL PATTERNS, 15c GOODS, AT 12e . Trnnr? rrnwn nrnrx , rrnn in.n U U ULL ViLiUyULQIJlNNl LCSUJLJLLL La Grande, Oregon Paris, Aug.j 24; Grave anxiety over. the Moroccan dispute with Germany ,ls apparent today, probability ;th lion, will be. for.;d from office when ...o. o(w- i- the Teply 10 German demands is pub- went ; to Pendleton this morning to , , . ... , . ,u i t-A. . - ' tlishi-d.- Ills 88 d will state she is de- yioiu hicijud a. lew ua. E. C. Halladay of Dallas, Oregon, spent last night, in the city and stop ped at the Savoy. . . . U ," Rev. L. E. Ellfdt has return-ed from Caldwell where he attended the Meth odist conference last week. .. , -Bev"Gl M. Gray of Allosl stoppgd at the Suvoy last night while tran sacting, business matters here. ' H. V: Peterson, 'Methodist pastor at Summervllle, was a guest at the Sa voy last night, on his way home' from termlned to stand firmly with Great Britain and Russia as to its claims In Moroecd but Is willing fo concede to Germany certain rights in the Congo; In exchange for German consent to the establishment bf a French protec torate in . Morocco. ', It 1b v, generally , j feared that public sentiment will op- ' nncc ant. .ntiroBBfnnl f n C. arm antr TKBEE CEIJELLY MURDERED. Caldwt:i.- ;;,--,. (Man, Wife and iSon Butchered by a MrB. E. R. Osbourn of Lincoln, Neb- ' ! Near Relative Is BelUf. braska, and Florence Fors'e of Car- . fhagrt," Mo were Savoy hotel guests Evaosville, Ind., : Aug. 24. Samuel last nlght. ; '? ' Lee, hiB wife and a 16-year-old Bon . A. M. Runnels,, city attorney of; Jo- j were found shot and their heads apllt seph, was a guest in La Grande last pight., staying at the Sommer wiOe h'3re.-V' :;'.T. t i '-.--W the price of wheat in the Portland market r:tcnt tnd the situation ti cf a few years ad when jfVrU.il. .k.-"... jtlti6n for'.tha control of the market sent prices fully 10 cents a bushel higher then the grain would, bring elsewhere. Club wheat is now selling at 79l,4 osnts per bushel. ".' ', ',,- . Grain buyers are not giving out any details of the evidences of rivalry be tween mllling'lnterests, but it 1b gen erally given out that the fight is being conducted between various Pacific northwest milling companies on one i side and Balfour, Guthrie & company on the o her. ; , ' ' ' Recently the latter firm established a flouring mill at Portland and, it is stated, cut the price ot patent flour under the quotations of other leading millers. This Is said to have aroused olhor millers of the Pacific' northwest and a fight similar, to that waged against the Fisher Milling company at Rev; Bishop Charles CReiTHy i Rt waB a visitor in the city AIb morning. He lives at Baker, and 'Is "bie.'hop of open wi'h an ave. and the bodies, al- Seattle last season, Is now coming to moBt crematea .:.w-nen toe nemeii .re the sumfe Jiere. j. ..vVv soon fled to a Jlre alarm . in the' 'Lea . i L, aged 21,' was "arrested charged ;EJeauil3Iaber $gm In "The Bacrtejrr with the. triple murder. He said hlj Four years ago in New York City the Eastern Oregon dioceM of the father recently acquired considerable Mr. .Shlpman selected Miss Haber from Catholic churchy : .. .. v j mony through the sale .of the proper- a iong jme 0f applicants to ucced A. W. Harper, at, one time located, ty and he also Bald he tried to rescue Mary Manering In "The Walls of Jer- in La Grande wliile comiected with I the family but finally barely escaped trhn" tnr th. tour nf h .natcm rit. with his life. . MISSING PICTURE A FAKE. i lea.- Simultaneously he contracted - j with Effle Shannon -to play the same i rale 1n conjunction- with Kelcey for ! the western company. . , .,n ;,The vivacious part of "Nocla" In Leglslatioi in Australia. Sydney, N. S. W., Aug. 24. The ses sion Of the federal parliament which has been called to assemble next week promises to be one of the most Im portant in the history of the common wealth. Though no proposals for the amendment of the constitution are Included lrf the program, many meas ures of far-reaching Importance 1 are to be brought up for consideration and action. ; The government -will intro duce a commonwealth bank bill, also measures unifying Australian bank ruptcy law, amending the present ar bitration and electoral acts, and pro viding for the government of the noi ........ Timern territory ana the construction the Blue Mountain creamery passed through the .city this morning on his way home to Minneapolis. v Miss . Christine Canfleld and !las n -: ' yr:2 Ethel : Smith, both of. ; Walla Said to .Be werefrTthe city last, night on tlieiT' ; ' :- AnMfriVa Now.;'.yv''' way. home after camping at Joseph ;; Paris, Aug;2.-rThe ?Cj De Paris". kan nfe The Barrier" is Ideally suit lake for several weeks.'. .. Tb'.y were says the famoua painting. "Mon'a Lisa," ed t0 an' actress of Haber's temp3ra at the Sommer, wliile In the city: which recently disappeared from the 'ment. '- , , Hnerin ana jirs. rrang cnuaersana txiuvre, .was .realty stolen in June.j Miss Haber's many friends and ad- Mr. and Mrs.' Jack McCarty liav.s"re--1910, and that'tbe one. taken, the other mirrs who have delight in the work I JiPSa jrom;!1. BP""" .woere. xney nay was supeiwe piaceo .mere oy ln The Man of tne Hon,.. and otner speni severe weens camping, i o j me intowi.,, ine pupucaiion says me ; jfew York successes will appreciate horses which,t left, camp were found about 15 miles from camp. ' Bev. and Mrs..J. W. Miller and fam ily passed through the city 'this morn ing to -Joseph where they wilVbe lo cated during tbe next year while Mr. Miller occupies the Methodist pulpit there. .They were at the Savoy while here.; " - ry; " ' '? . :: . ; ' i, Miss Annls Wade of Enterprise re turned to her hom.3 today after having cqme to La Grande with her friend Lillian Przell-f Portland wlo-ls been visiting and camping at Joseph lake. Miss Parzell went on to her home in Portland this morning. "Both are O. A. C. students. pictured nowi in; the. collection of a her internretation of the Rex Beach '"millionaire -Jew" in New" York. Nev-' hPfnin - -" r. erfheleBs the search continues today. Reward for Kistrinir Socialist. Lo Angles, Aug. , 24. A reward of $500 was .offered today by Fred War ren and Eugene. Debs,1 editors of the Appeal to Reason for Information that will lead to the whereabouts of Geo. Shoar, a socialist writer who has dis appeared, here, It is said that the reward will lie Increased. ' Th e splendid financial and artistic success of The BarTler Company last season, permits the management to go far afield In getting together ap excellent . cast y , '. .' .. '; ' The coming tour opens at Reno. kT....J. " -.1 ..1.1 I . j lYuiiun, un uhout uny, viBiiiug in I succession Salt Lake, Denver and tho I other Important western cities and towns, thence for a tour of the Pa cific coast.;. '. This will be tlie No. l company, un der the stage direction of Norval Mc- Wheat Bayers Fight Portland. Aug. 24.-A lock! paper Gregor. who Is especially engaged to said last nlaht A flKht between mil-1 1 . .v i. ... ,. W. C. Boatman and wife of EnteT- lers has added M cents a bushel to Bquaw man jn Barrier." WW I of a tanscontinental railway to tra verse the continent from east to west. 7. THE VALUE GOOD EYES t is tnestlmable.MOftt 6f the bad eyes can be made perfect with the assistance of Spectacles. I " , ;'; ; ' - '..'4,;; ,. . v have dug to the very bottom of OPTICAL SCIENCE I and am prepared to do fitting that is unequaled. ' " If you would be free from pain and inconvenience, loss of time -'from' work t or school, wear a .pair of my glasses. . '' : I grind all my glasses. iiHEACO CKil j ; Eye Sight Specialist ' j GR(KMY Stageberg & Sandborg : Phone 70. Wj have Armour's Ham, Bacon and Lard Hill Brothers and D wight Ed ' ward's and Crescent Mfg;. Co. Teas, Coffees, and Spices and Extracts. ' .v :;,;.! ' They taste better and go furth er than any other. - t Let us show yon. Ho. trouble " to show goods. i COME to oar shop and let ns demonstrate the isse of Perry Pneu matic Water Systems to yon. We have Just installed one at County Poor Farm". Why not hare a bath room, hot and cold water, nice lawns and also fire protection for. your homes! . Yon con have a M Inch stream at 95 pounds pressure In rase of fire. Call and let ns title yon ont and show yon one In every day operation. . BAY 6 PLUMBERS, HEATERS, ZWEIFEL SHEE1 tiETAL WORKERS.