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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1912)
riimabuwiiiiii JAfcE EIGHT ' BTWri""" ID flUANDE EVENING chautuuqua friends met with excellent.' The Elite THEATRE A ; Home Show Owned By Home People. Our Profits Remain Here A CBY IS THE NIGHT . . . .' . . . . Great Northern An extremely thrilling dra matic subject. A sure feature. $10, entitled the owner to four tick ets with which he can do as be pleas $10, entitles tbe owner to four tick in the management ot tbe Chautau qua. While there bas always been au annual meeting there has never been a well defined organization and the certificate plan affords cheap tickets to tbls splendid attraction and creates a well-defined organization. Negotiations were closed last night for the employment of tbe La Grande band on the Fourth of July when the cbautauqua will center around John Mitchell and the famuos Apollo Con cert company of Chicago. aWZB, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1912. THE SECTION FOREMAN . . . Imp A ' bumble section foreman Mves tbe lives ot hundreds of sengera while bis wife lies . at deaths' door. THE UNENDING LOVE ...Bex How love came back from the Great Unknown and made Us presence strongly felt. A plc re of mental exploration Into " unknown regions. , ,,... THE DIAMOND EARRINGS , Ambronla A farce comedy of tbe farcl est kind. Illustrated Song Mrs. E. F. Sluclulr. T IE PLAN LIKED FRIKXDS RALLY TO FINANdAL SITFORT. Plun Affords Cheap Tlclets for Buy ers and Creates Organization. Friends cf the annual chautauqua here are rallying to the .financial ami moral support of tlie annuul attrac tion which means ho much to La Grande by buying membership tick ets. The committee of directors which yesterday took up the proposition with -IF- Have Trouble Getting Shoes that feel easy on your feet, Come in and let us fit you to shoes that wH make your feet feel glad L J.French SHOE COMPANY Azents for ONYX Hosiery ' PIPPINS WT OUT VICTORY 8TUKGIM, COLLEGE BOY, IS HIT FREELY,. , Waller and Lutlrell Hit Like Demons In Yesterday's Game. STASHING OF THE CLUBS. W. L. PC. Walla Walla 15 10 .600 Boise 13 11 .542 ! Pendleton .: 13 12 .520 La Giande 8 16 .333 4 SCOTT NEW MANAGER. Catcher Scott who came here from Ogden has taken the cap- fi taituy and management of the 4- La Grande team at Pendleton and -i 51 local papers there say he bas got- ? t ten off right with the sijund. He Is hitting well and fielding nice- ? ly. Pendleton, Ore., June 7. (Special) With Sturgls, the Pendleton boy who formerly pitched for tbe University of Washington, in the box, the Ituckaroos dropped a game yesterday to La Grande by the .soare of four to one. Sturgls is In business here, and, al though be has not played this season, he wa3 prevailed upon to pitch be cause of the fact that, through Gar rett's illness, and KuBtemeyer's re lease, the local pitching staff has been reduced to two members. De spite his softness, be twirled a good game nnrt but for poor support in the sixth Inning when be needed help he might have won his game. Ktchuiiriy in timid Form. Etchnndy twirled for visitors and was in fine form, keeping hlis scatter ed well through nine frames. The on ly run secured by Pendleton was in the fourth and this wrs due direct !y to the great speed and pnthwork of Au CUBtus. The little shortstop beat out an infield bit, purloined second and third and then with Mensor's assist ance executed a double steal for the lone tally. Two Pippins Star. Luttrell anil Welteis Tpi-cl s'-ors in the batting column, the former get ting three hits out of five times up md the latter three out of four. One of the features of the game was the pilling of the La Grande batters in fie eighth by three catches of fouls n!ter lung runs, Pembrooke, Tei-k and Augustus being responsible. The Suiuiiiiir). li.H.E. Pendleton 1 8 4 La Grande 4 12 2 The Balteries For Pendleton, S.ur gls and Pembrooke; For La Grande, lit i handy and Siott. "The Pippins played one of die (leanest fielding games of the season. Only one error marked up against thni and that was made by a man I'taylng out of his regular position,' says the Ea.t Oregonian writer of Wednesday's game. ' The ends of Enz are some distant e (pnrt. He measures something-over s'.x feet with his heels nude. Walla Malta I.ne irnln. noise, June 7. Walla Walla lost before Mays yesterday. In a game that was Noise's, 4 to 0. Batteries Boise, Maya and King; Walla Walla. Pit man and Brown. li.H.E. Boise 4 6 2 Walla Walla 0 3 2 Snnday School to Celebrate. The Sunday rhool of the Central Church of Christ will hold Chlldrens day exercises Sunday morning, begin ning at 10:30 o'clock. The program wl'l be rendered mostly by the "tiny ITT" Z 1 Z IT- 2nd After Supper Sale SATURDAY NIGHT AT GEIBLE'S 7 TO 9 P. M. 25c EMBROIDERY, ABOUT 10 INCHES WIDE AT 10c 10c Amcskeag Apron Gingham 7c 18c and 20c Ribbons . lie Women's Spring Jackets, Color Grey, all Sizes : . Sale Price $.00 Men's 10c Handkerchiefs . . . . . . . 3 for 18c Men's 50c Ties, Sale Price 25c Men's $1.25 Golf Shirt at 55c Men's 12 1-2c Work Socks at . : : : : : : : 9c A.FTEH SUVTBH SALE 7 TO 9 P.M. GEIBLE'S A.FTEH SUVT&H. SALE. 7 TO 9 P. M. tot" this year but that will in no wise detract from its Interest. All who are to take part in the exercises are earnestly requested to meet at the church tomorrow (Saturday) after noon at four o'clock. Song By the School. , Piano Solo Marjorle Logan. Song Little Girls. Piano Solo Aladine Scroggins. Song Boys. Recitation Messie McAlister. Song Abbie and Dallis Green, Piano Solo Afton Oliver. Song Vuderay Smith. .Recitation Marjorle Logan. I The way It h lent makes all the di iff retire between the fruit sold by tltU store and the kind Jon see elsewhere. Choice Fruits Must Be Treated Choicely both (r our .sake and yours. Apart frnni exposing it for sale In an appetising way which N really jart of onr method of selling we make a Mint f seelnir that er) itossllile rare N taken to keep it us clean and fresh as If our whole reputation depended on that alone. Our choice fruit U coneUiitlj well named It Is the best jou ran bay or eat In this town. 43 TWO PHONES 43 J. G. Snodgrass Quality Grocer Yomr Lawn Needs Cutting flfii- Yniif Lawn Mower, Viet I OUr Grass Catchers, Lawn Hose, Nozzles, Sprinklers, Rakes, Hoes and Shovels. Will take Second Hand Goods In Trade F. D. HAISTEN Furniture on Easy Payments REXALL STORE REXALL STORE Extra Extra Extra J Durham Duplex Demonstrator . A Safety Razor at only 35 cents. We received 100 of these razors which we will sell at 35 ceDts while they last. It i3 au exact type of the $5.50 razor. Don't overlook this as it is the best proposition we" ever saw for the man who shaves himself. Our window is full of good things for the man who shaves. ! HilPs Drug Store You can get tickets for the show at our store Friday, June 7th. I Da, i rn OflUe.
