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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1912)
AGE EIGHT ' IZA GRANDE EVENING OBStfBVgtt. MONDAyy!) 3, 3912. A Xhc1 Elite, !. THEATRE Owned t i A Htane Show Owned BHoxne Peopje.' Out?' Profits Remain Here j LITTLE HANDS A... Eclair A beautiful child drama sbow, .ing the Influence wieltjed' by-' jaby fisf m. ' IK f- v .-'.-: : .:.' ..e i '".';! HEB IJiDIA! HERO ...Kestor Powerful western drama .H . TIfE STAB OF THE WDE SS.OW TkaJuseam ; ' A romance -of a 'aHe-ohow teatnrins; Mar,! Elaine, "the ! Thanbomer Kid, as "tie "Midget THE CHEFS BOWKFALL . . count and foafries in bfeiress-i- lalm&Bt. Therein lies the Ion. 1 kocal Solo-MnjEr. Wncl ilry of cities throughout tbe Voited State an alleged leader of the mob, fled and Canada arrived today to attend rom Newark and escaped arrest until the gathering,. The reception pt tbe IJ.und In Chicago several months ago. , vUitora wid'.a meeting of the eecu- ie U to be tried on an Indictment uve committee occupied toe aay.jbe ciiarglng first degree moraer, reguiar sessions of. jibe convention ' ' will be opened tomorrow morning t ., v-.v tt.ttJ. K with the adbres of the present JT . lBf , ai..ri.rf vnn. rtho.iLi I London,,; June 3. TToday , wss tb .' . M ' .r ' iffth tMio trnlvfintpn Vim .1 Gorge, who was b6rri U Marlborongl J Joortt of July Shoot. ... . . .. .... V1. ' ' Added to the many attractions al-i . ' ' . . Mbfw jl n rn1 fhn;4na Wtii.t Xtitvl Plain nnAiila Afeos4 O . Hal4J t Anil off a bis Eastern Otegon ehoot Ontario. invitations will at 'once be mailed1 to ifl of tbe igun club. I diplomatic borpfci caJ4a at, iie palace kndani" "efl lnS8ag8 congratufatlons J'hjKlflaog GaUier Id AUantk- (If). Atlantic City, N. J., June S. Noted pbyEiciang from every part ' of tbe United States and Canada, with v a number; from European countries,' are eomlng Into this resort by the hun dreds today to take part in tbe63rd annual meeting of tbe American Med ical association, wbicb is to begin 'its seasons here tomorrow. Many 'famous medical authorities will take part in tbe general sessions and the numer ous sectional conferences, and in consequents a week of splendid sci entific work is anticipated. One of the most important, features of tbe Week will be'a tbref da& conference or tbe disc In behalf of their respective sover eigns. Tbe anniversary was celebrat ed in the customarymanner today at all nava , and - Military stations throughout tbe empire. In London and at all home stations, however, the official observance of the. anniversary wilt not take place until June 14. A" I Jgers uujf .nieciioBerj. Adna B. Rogers has purchased tbe confectionery on. Fir' street next to Etageberg's grocery and, Will at" once pat in new Iront and Install a first class bakery and confectionery. Mr.' Kogera has bad a great deal of expe'r- V' n of nealtn problems lu modern industry and the beet meth ods for stamping out industrial dis eases. let to Discuss Wau r Problems. Loulsvlile, 'Ky., June 3. If anything $oes wrong with your city water sup plyesd the comslalnL to Louisville, tot the man responsible Js pJotaliTy nere attenaing tue szna annua con aefoclatfon. Delegates frbffliB?bres I.iik( 4 Newark Lnrblus; In?. Newark, 0., June 3. Considerable interest Is manifested in tbe trial of S. A.' Hollar, which Is to take place this week in the Licking county cir cuit court TpU is the last of he cases resulting1 from the lynching of Carl IJtberlngton, the alleged anti saloon (detective, 'who was taken from "tbe.rYPfrV Jail Riid hntig by a mob felt the need of a first class bakery !or some tlm,e, especially In this loca lon and Mr. Rogers purposes 'run ning one that will attract trade from 11 parts of the city. BattlftBeld Xonomejit Ddkati 1 i Chattanooga, . Tenn., June 3. Tbe monument erected on tbe Chltkamau ga . battlefield in memory' of the Ala bama soldier who participated in tbe historic conflict was dedicated today with impressive' exercises : conducted by the Ladles' Memorial association and other patriotic organizations. The monument, which was designed by E. C. Homage,, is located on the tirinf ton' July 8, 1910. A number of the al-fline, a spot which. .was held by tbe vention of the American Waterworks) leged lynchers pleaded guilty andl confeherate soldiers, from Alabama were given prison sentences. Hollar,' during the great battle. 0O o) Special Pirifces ' 'V' 'V ON'! '' . T Ccinmcrciai ; Job Printing For Next Thirty Days ! i'.i :vi . J ( THE EVNlNGv OBSERVER'S Job Department has just received a shipment of Paper Stock that was bought away below the market price. It was a cleanup sale of a paper house and we got the benefit of prices. : ' , ' f Be1 vingb Vours For we will quote low prices on all Commercial Work for the Next Thirty Days. Hrstclass Printing At A Low Price 1 MAIN 13 . . MAIN 13 '' Boiie Wfas fnm PesdirUD. 'In the j'amt t &ol Buodil, JiAte 2, Boise wop handliy from Pendleton with a scon of 10 run to fiendletos's 2. The batterlei war Mays ud Tot for Bolt; Rustemeyer and Pm brook for Pendleton.' ' ' - 1 brook for Pendleton. Score by ipoioga Boise ......... 9 3 1 J 0 J Pendleton ,,..Q f,J J 9 0 0, 0 Q , 3 I u Memory of Jefferson Davit, Atlanta, Ga., June 8-Tb,vouth to hay celebrated the 104th anniversary of tbe birth of Jefferson Davis, and pa.d tribut to tbe memory of tbe only piesldent of the confederacy. Tbe day a legal holiday In South Caro lina, Texas, Tepnetsee, ' Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and Florida." In each of these states and In Louisiana and Virginia aUo the day was bterv ed with appropriate exercjsea con ducted by tbe public schools and the various patriotic organ'ttttions. ' . lie jsinplu ph jMTw&sjS miles. XaoM Cy t U4raaitb, Wl f. Obituary: Oea. ChuMU ! U Ttme Army, tarmm: Jpei Ims aa4 M in to Wanoo-Pruasi ww, l Mante France; a4 7. Hmb atntt. Car llBh novllt- In Loodea: acad Mi . lence in catering to tbe public and will IC CoovcDtlon: toclaiy c tba Army ef run a first class place. La Grande has a k. out In China. AvUUon: C. V. Rodcra. who teft New York Sept. IS to dy to taa PaoMe. reacbad Kaaaaa Qty, baviac covavod 1.4SS mi)M, a croaa country raoord. IX Bportins: Pa Oro.woa fli-thxa aaalu Jen ' carrpn. . cbaiDCioaihlp. . aaatlnsi John Dly. In Maw fork; anal aoora X4 to 146. Convaotion: National tarraara' eoagTaaa met at Columbus. O. Ftrst aeaalon of tbe Americas Indian association at Co. lumbua, O. Anniversary: 200tb anniversary of the birth of Dr. Henry at. Muhlenberg1, German American churca pioneer, cel ebrated at Allentown. 11 Personal: The Duke of Connaught ln ttalled as govaraor avnorat ot Canada at Quebec. . ,. 11 Obituary: Associate -Justice John M. Harlan of the United States supreme court died In Washington; aged 7. It. Railroad Accident: S killed in a head on collision on the Missouri Pacific rail road near Fort Crook, Neb. IT.: Obltuar: R. K. Munklttrick, humor oue poet. In Stamford. Cona v agad it, 18. ConventloQ; fjfe Military JJrder of tba Loyal Legion met laThiFedainla: 'It. Convention: National Women's Suf- f rase association met la Louisville. ' Aviation Disaster: Eugene B. Ely, noted airman, killed at Macon, 'Ga. 24. Obituary: Ida Lewis Wilson, lighthouse heroine, at Newport, K. t ; aged 71 - K. China: ' The national assembly de manded reforms by tba Imperial gov ernment, i .. 26. Sporting: Philadelphia Ath1etics(Amer j lean league) won the world's baseball I championship by defeating New Vortt (National league) at Philadelphia; - ecore Utol 27. Rear Admiral J. H. Sands. U. S: K., i retired, a civil war veteran. In, Wash 11 Ington; aged 66. 29. Obituary: Joseph Pulitzer, proprietor of the New York World, at Charleston, , S. C. : aged 64. "Sporting: Matt McGrath threW the ham i iner 1 feet 4 Inches In New York. ; breaking John Flanagan's record by I : feet:- 11 SO. China: Tbe throne yielded' to the na ) tlonal assembly's demand for constitu. tlonal government.- NOVEMBER, t Personal: President Taft arrived In Washington at the close of his western trip. Shipwreck: French steamer Dlolobah wrecked off Canary Islands; 34 drownr ed. ' ..... I t Obituary: Kyrle Bellew, the actor, at j ' Salt Lake City: aged 66. -v ' Naval Review: Fleet of over 100 battle ships, cruisers and auxiliary vessels reviewed by. President Taft at New I York. , 4. Football: Princeton defeated Harvard, 8 to 6. at Princeton. Minnesota de- fen ted phicaKO. 30 to O.i at Chicago. Carlisle Indians beat Pennsylvania. 16 to 0. at Philadelphia. Syracuse and Michigan tied, 6 to 6, at Ann Arbor.. 6. Aviation: C. P. Rodgers. the aviator, landed at Pasadena, Cat, making a world's record of 8.C20 miles; he left New York city Sept. 17 on tho Atlantic tn Facinc prize Might. 6 Political: Madcro was Inaugurated president of Mexico i 1 Political: Hon. A. J. Balfour resigned as lender of the British Conservatives. Obituary: W. Clark Kussell, author of sea stories. In London; aged 67. t. floward Pyle. artist and author. In : Florence. Italy; aned 58. 11. Cyclone: Wisconsin and Illinois swept ' biy an electric and wind storm; 11 dead . IS Rork county. Wis. Football: Carlisle Indians beat Harvard, It to 15. at Cambridge. Michigan lost to Cornell. 6 to 0. at Ithaca. 12. Cold Wave: The temperature fell rap Idly from the Rockies to the Atlantic coast. Obituary: John L. Carnrross. noted old time minstrel. In Philadelphia: aged 77. 13. OirvcmioiH American Federation of I ll'or at Atlanta I 16. K,l:e At I'rilen. I'liih- thf Kccles building wrecked: loss fTMUrti Chins: Vuuti Flilh Kat usstimed the reins i j aS premier m Conventloh: National Good Roads asso- elation in Chicago I If Shipwreck: Norwegian ship Antigua j wrecked at Ihe mouth of the St. Law i - retice: 15 sallnrs lort. ' IS. Novnl: Kngland launched her nst PreadnouKht. the Centurion. 'Shipwreck: Russian steamer Hermann Lexrhe. tn the North sea: 26 drowned Mining Disaster: 12 operatives and I sur veyors killed In an explosion In fie Bottom Creek mln. at Vivian. W. Va. Football: lrlnceton. 6: Yale, 2. at New Haven. Harvard. 6: Dartmouth. 1 at Cambridge. Chicago, (; Cornell. 0. at Chicago Michigan. 11; Pennsylvania, t. at Ann Arbor Mln conaln. 6, at Madison IU, Wireless Telegraphy: A wireless me. J eage was transmitted from ,Coltaf" f ' On a Kansan's Store Door. A Belleville merchant has this algn , en bis store door: "Come In wltswat knocking. Go out (be tante way." Kaaaos City Journal. I " IP 71 ! New and Very Popular : 1 r Our Eastern millinery house sent us a shipment of the new white hats which are so popular. There are nineteen styles in white duck, pique, toweling, and duck, lace covered. The first to show them in La Grande. Priced $1.50, $2.00 $2.50 and $3.00. ' IK ' Parasols i. New stock just opened up1. All colors and combinations of col ors, including the most popu-" lar pongees. Ask to see the new Japanese style. This is, something entirely different from anything 'shown before and is very smart and stylish. Also fu)l line of children par- i asols; Our prices will be found to be the lowest, .,. . 25c to $6,50 IGEIBEL'S nnesota, 6; Wis. J A Tonic. Alterative and Resolvent. Tho best remedy fur Kidney, I4ver and Bowel. Eradicates Pimples, Eruptions and Disorders of tbe fckin. tf'uriGes the Blood and Rives Tone, Strength aud Vigor to tbe entire svstenu 3' A THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, a Certains relief for Teverlsaiiess, Headache, Bad ! Stom&c hj Teetliinc; JlisorOeri, move and revalue I tse llow,i( and destroy, Worms. They break U . Oulds in V4 hours. 'iBey are so pleasant to the ' tno Children liketheot. Over 10,1x10 tsitimonlsla ' Used by Mothers for S3 yenrs. Their nmr ail. Sold by all Dnin;itt, ":. Sample mailed FltKG. Aildrcu, Allen 8. Olmstsd Lector, X V. " 0 &MTy DO AWAY With Pots and Pans , . .' , ..-. ' Cook' in Paper Bags, Boil, Bake, Roast all kinds of i FISH AND MEATS. Union Cookery Bags, Assorted sizes. Recipes with ' h each package. .' , -f Grande Ronde Meat Co. CITY MARKET MAIN 50. . . FIR ST. MARKET MAIN 48
