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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1912)
fAv 'rt HrXwhW Vtt ousk'r V SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1912. PAGE FIVE SH ERR Y'Si General Admission 10 cents. Logo Seati 20 Onto. Program for Friday and Satur day, June 7th and 8th. MAKING TAPIOCA .C 6. P. C. A well photographed picture of this Important Industry la the Philippines.' " " ' ON HEB WEDDING DAT ...i.....;.. Vltagmph DETECTIVE DOROTHY ... Essanay A good detective atory by the Essanay 'company. VOCAL by MR. H. CRAWFORD t THE SENORITA'S BUTTER FLY .. Lnbln A romantic picture In Mexi can costume. HOLLOWHEAD AS A MA GICIAN C G. P. C A very clever foolbead coin edy. . SHERRY'S, The House of Comfort . LOCALS For the Bnsy Kan. Merchants' lunch from 12 to 2 o'clock. 40 centa. Foley Grill. 2-16 -tf thorn's fountain will please yoa. It 0 o PROF. F. I. FREENOB Splnolo- $ gist and Healer. Successfully $ treats all diseases. Booms 4, t, and 7 over" Setter's Store. Phone Main 721, La Grande. Where do the smokers congregate'. At Foley Bros. Why? First class goods. Perfect 'service. 2-16-tf . CEMENT CONTRACTOR Sidewalk and basement work a specialty. All .my work done under my personal supervision. t lOOt Jefferson avenue. - . 4. JOHNSON. 4-26-26ttl . o If yon are thinking of buying a bug. St, hack or surrey -call at Dutcher a wagon abop. We have several to se lect from. 6-4-4t WM. C HANSEN. . .4 e Contractor. Brick. Stan aa4 Concrete. 4 Space for table, board may bo en gaged at 1617 Fourth street, cormer of Spring and Fourth. Dining room win open May 16th, also room and board. S-U-lmo BEFORE BUILDING OB EEP AIR ING SEE CLARK CO, CORNER H AND CEDAR STREETS. - PHONE BLACK ML The Mission Band of the Presby terian cburch will meet at the home of Miss Berntce Thompson In Frult dale on Saturday afternoon, June 8th. Conveyances will be provided and all members desiring a ride will please meet at Mrs. A. Andreosn's, 607 Adams avenue, at 2:00 o'clock. 6-6-2t Sherbet Friday and Saturday at Sll- verthorn's fountain. 6-6-2t Kelley service sherbet Friday and Saturday at Sllverthorn's. - 6-6-2t Friday the Guild of St. Peter church will serve sandwiches, coffee, cake and ice cream In Honan - hall from 11:30 to 6:30. Modern Woodmen Attention. The regular meeting night has-been changed to the first and third Thurs day in each month, in the K. of P. hall. Please bear this In mind. Painless Dentist. Ian, Black 1261. Dr. W. D. McMIl- The Trout Are Biting at Wallowa Lake and Kernan ft Run- yan of Joseph carry everything in a fishing line. Both partners are fish erman and they keep In touch with what the flah need. You need not worry about fishing tackle until yon get to Joseph an dthen this firm will prescribe the right thing. 6-Sl-tf RUBBER-STAMPS of all kinds , for! , fruit boxes, office use, etc. Try us. First class work. Anderson's store. Cove, Oregon. , 6-4-tf Representative Lindbergh, of ' the Sixth Minnesota district, has announc ed his candidacy for the United Star senate, to succeed Senator Knute Nel son. 1 r I s . i 'v There will be a, free matinee for all "kids" at the Elite tomorrow af ternoon, FOR RENT 160 acre pasture. Nine miles from La Grande, all fenced and good water. , H. J. Reher, Per ry, Ore. ,h J ", ,,6-7-6t j Dr. Darland, the chiropractor, grad uate of the national school of chiro practic, of Chicago, 111., adjusts act clentiflcally and physiologically, the cause of your disease, giving perma nent relief, vhetber acute or chronic. Not drugs, not surgery, not osteopathy. Call on him at .his parlors Nos. IS, 19, 20 and 21 in La Grande National Bank building. Free diagnosis. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. ,703 meets on the Drts and third Thursday even ings nt each month in the K. of P. hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. W. A DUNN, V. C. W. F. LANDRUM, Clerk. FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. Modern. Phone Red 3681 1307 Penn. 6-8-3t GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY Moving picture camera operators. We want a live man to look after our Inter ests In your town. Wo will teach you how to take the pictures. Fur nish j on wits an outfit and con tract to buy your pictures. Don't delay. This is your chance. Be Ci'st iu your territory. Exclusive contract. $300.00 covers all. Ad dress Dept. C. Laemmle Film Sor vice Alliance, 333 Oak Street, Port land, Oregon. 6-8-lt Commissioners at Portuiral. Lisbon, June 8. The special com missioners for the exposition at San Francisco' In 1915 arrived here today. A series of elaborate entertainments has been prepared for the visitors dur ing their stay in the Portuguese capi tal. The president, his premier, assur ed the commissioners that Portugal will participate in the exposition. BOID GOES EAST. Will Vbtt for Colonel as Long as Name le Before the Convention. Attorney Daniel Boyd of Enterprise passeJ through the city last night on his way to the republican national convention at Chicago. Mr. Boyd U a people's choice In the recent elections. He fctated last night before leaving to an Obseiter representative: "I will vote for Roosevelt as long as bis name Is before the convention." Mrs. Boyd was with him. A. B. CHEERY. Office wh Wn. Killer and Bre Assistant Secretary TJnlon Co, Fair Association, Secretary La Grande Commercial Crab, Sey and Treas. La Grande Floral Co. If yon nave Idle money that yoa want to Invest tee me. I have some stocks la La Grand cor porations with an excellent fu ture that will be good dividend payers. . Ton can Invest as small a inn as $10.00 CAN'T BUY ANT BETTER BA. CON AND IIAMS THAN SWIFT'S PREMIUM SCGAB CUBED. , BACON 30c lb. HAM 22c lb. Pattison Bros. GB0CEBT Phone numbers Mala 79 and Main 0. IE tMyM .. . PERSONALS. Dr. Darland . wentto . Elgin, this moruiuir to nttAnil hia nurlAnrji In that district. . , ? ' . , - Fred Currey and daughters were over from Hot Lake yesterday to at tend the circus. " ; : r i ! t , : :. . i v -1 1 1 The Elgin train today carried home many who we.-e here yesterday to at tend the Seils-Floto circus. , Mrs. Jasper Stevens accompanied by Arthur (Bud)' Theisen are visitors at' tiie Union Stock show today, j - . ( t Bob D of Enterprlso is at the Som. mer house. i . , . , v F. D. McCully and wife are guests at the Sunnier today. Mr. McCully is e pioneer merchant of Joesph. W R ffulmAa wifA nil (f.iiiirhtAra are utopiug at the Sommer while lo, me ci;y. jaly Commissioner C. A, Gallo way was over from Elgin yesterday to attend the monthly county court which adjourned last night. Mrs. C. E. Funk and son were over from Enterprise yesterday. Rev. J. W. Miller of Joeph and Rev. H. S. Hamilton of Allcel went home ward this morning from attending the Epworth League meeting in Baker. . Dr. J. D. Glllllan returned last eve ning from attendance upon the Ep worth League institute and will be In his pulpit tomorrow, both morning and evening. i I Earl and Harold Nutter left this1 morning for Joseph where they will ' be guests with Father Newell for a month or so. Dr. Harry Lane of Portland was In the city this morning and went to Union with a crowd of local demo crats. Mr. Lane is the democratic candidate for senator. W. B. Hienman of Elgin was a guest in the city last night stopping at the Foley while here. G. C. Mercer of North Powder tran sacted business in La Grande this morning. He was at the Foley. Attorney J. A. Burley and wife were out from Enterprise last night, stop ping at tue Foley. J. A Lou.fellow, a well known sheep man of Joseph, was a Foley guest last night. Jours Webb was over from Union this moruhg, staying at the Foley. W. E. Fergus was a guest at the Foley ft om Pendleton last night Ben F. Halsten, one of the most xtensive furniture dealers of Wallowa county, located at Wallowa, is here visiting his brother, F. D. Halsten, to.-, day. Birth Beeord. " ' Bora to Mr. and Mrs. Joha M. Brit tain, 1906 Oak street, June 7, a daugh ter. .. . ,. , PLANT ON THE WAT. Within Day or Two Spar Will Be Built for New Paving Plant Machinery needed for the paving of streets in this city Is now on the way from Pendleton and will reach here In a day or two. A spur will be built at a convenient point to "house' the plant while' it Is in op eration. This Is the word brought to La Grande today by Mr. Mofflt who is here for the company from Port land. DAVE ALLEN BUYS HOME. Recent Arrival From Idaho Purchases City Livery Stable and Residence Dave Allen who recently arrived here from Idaho Is well pleased with the city and county. He first pur chased an interest in the City Livery stable and later took over the entire property. Today through the Geo. H. Currey real estate agency he purchas ed the Ernest DeLong property on Washington avenue and expects to occupy the same the latter part of the month. Preliminary Hearings Chanre Unfitness Washington, June 8. Preliminary hearings on the charges of unfitness against Judge Han ford of Seattle, will be held before the house Judiciary committee on Tuesday, according to muouncements made here today. Con gressman Berger who instigated tne rrocecdings and Congressman Norrls of the Judiciary committee will appear st the hearing. Harmon's Nominator Named Columbus, O., June 8. M. A. Dough erty, an attorney of Lancanter- Ohio. I will place the name of Judson Har mon in nomination for the presidency ceiore loe uuuiicrauc Dauon conven tion. Dougherty accented Harmon's invitation today. READY TO WEAR MILLINERY $3.50 Dresses Ready Beautiful line of white and colors. T hese are strictly summer garments. ' Our line is complete In a large range of styles, at prices, ranging from V the above to 218.00. ' Very neat attractive COMBINATION DRESS. Messallne waist,' with short sleeves and low neck, all wool serge skirt in staple colors, also white. This la one of the most popular garmenta of the season. ' . , White wool serge one piece dress neatly gotton up, and well made. Buy ' your summer dresses now and get a full season's service out of them. The Golden Rule Co. i DRIVERS QUIT. ' (Continued from page 1 by their eet vices which has caused theru m.iuy hardships and privations, and now ask to be 'governed by the following conditions or agreement, to foilow: First, that the employes shall re ceive the following compensation: Northwest trip $60.00 per month, which is Jew 260.0Q. The northeast trip 260.00 which is cow paid 255.00. West end trip $60.00 which la now paid 660.00. East ead trip to be $60.00 which la now $60.00. Old town trip $50.00 whioh la now $40.00. ' . Second, that the drivers are not re sponsible for any losses whatsoever which ore not reported to driver who is held lli'olo unless the driver is noti fied and informed within 48 hours from the time of such shortage or loss, so he has a chance to find or rectify any error at once. Third, all equipment shall be kept In such reasonable repair and safe condition as not to Jeopardise the life and limb of drivers. Fourth, to give all drivers seven days notice prior to dismissal ffom service, all drivers to give me (J. D. Lynch) eoveu days' notice before leav ing mv so: vice. Fifth, that all questions that may arise be ecllled by an arbitrary com Mlttee to tc appointed as follows: Two by the drivers and two by me and the fifth by the four already se lected. We are to abide by their de cisions. Sixth, I hereby cancel and make null and void the agreement signed tr the drivers June the 6th, 1912. In acknowledgment whereof I set mav hand and seal. (Signed) Witness Another statement which the strik ers Issued today reads, with the sig natures of the strikers: La Grande. Oregon, June 8. 1912. Mr. Lynch, Dear Sir: After settling our differences of June 5, and after signing the agreement as arranged by you, It was agreed by all concerned that this matter was over and that all were bettered and Mr. Lynch said that all was settled and not to be men tioned again. Now comes Mr. Lynch and publishes In the Observer an article which is contrary to his agreement and gives tis a grievance and we ask for due consideration of our agreement at tached and want an answer at once. Hoping you give this matter due ;onsl leratlon, we remain, Tours for continued service.' SAM HARRIS, ADLAT BERRT, J. S. ORVIS, K. J. MOON. ALBERT BURKE, SHIRLEY N. U. KIRCHNER. $2.50 Large line of extra special values, new up-to-date patterns. ' Latest shapes, stylish, lot of 60 for mid summer 'business Just la and the exceptional low prices will cause them to sell out at once. The lot consists of medium and small shapes. Now Is your opportunity to get your summer hats at wonderful bargains. ' , ' J $2.50 SPECIAL New Daily for Chicago. . Chicago, June 7 A new dally news paper is soon to be launched la Chi cago, according to credible 'report, that Is to follow & Unique 'pority, not editorial but business. Preparations are said to be well advanced" with presses and other equipment ordered. This new dally is to depend for 'adver tising patronage upon the merchants outside of the loop district,1 if reports be true, and refuse the ads of the hf downtown department store, sta ordor to get- the accounts ot their-' lusty competitor sin the outlying dlsrtclts on the north, west and .south, .sides. Of late .years the competition of, the neighborhood stores ; has given- - the loop merchants some concern, and the plsnof, js,,new.. dally promise to . produce a serious diversion of patronage to the streets where cheap er ground rents and lessened' deliv ery expenses make lower 'prices! pos sible. - Already the outlying "chain" grocery houses have 'madef great strides during recent months and with a dally newspaper that caters to their, patronage .,meSjhandislng in Chicago may soon enter upon a new epoch. The capital behind the news paper enterprise is said to be ample to endure a long selge and Insure suc cess. New methods of delivery, new circulation standards and new adver tisers will be required. In recent years the sceptre that rules the big dallies has been handed over to the business offices and such galazles of "stars" are no longer found on the editorial staffs as in the days when George Ade and Malcolm McDowell, Peter Flnley Dunne and Ray Stan nard Baker, Forrest Crissey and "Barney'' Mullaney (who was com missioner of public works under May or Busse) were on the Job, with Shcmedtgen and John McCutcheon In at art departments. - Cbixh In Dai-row Trial. Los Angeles. June 8. Verbal clash es botween District Attorney Freder icks and the defense attorneys, Rog er nd Appel, marked today's session oi (he Darro wtrlal. Detective Frank lin wie aain on the stand, and was subjected to sever -cross examination by Apel. This Is Frnnkllns seventh day on u.o stand and the strain is telllni ou htm. He grew angry at ApDfll'f questions and showed lack of memory. When Appel made a statement setting a date definitely wneti Franklin testined before the rrund Jury, he said he regarded with suspicion any Information coming SPECIAL To Wear 0 irooi Appel. The court admonished iiiin on this matter. , Mlsoourl Golf Torney TCansaa City, Mo., June 8. With a largo numbei of players present the preliminaries to tbe annual chaji plus ship tournament of the Missouri Ste Golf - association began today nt tbe Svnistoo links. The tournament will continue through the greater part of the coming week. Entries front St Louie, Kansas City, St Joseph, Se dalia, Jefferosn City and Springfield are present: X. S. U. Commeaeessent Week : Columbia, Mo., June 8. Many vla Itors are arriving to attend the Uni versity of Missouri's commencement, which will usher In tomorrow with the bassataureate address, to -be gives by Prof. Edward E. Steiner of Grla nell College. At tbe commencement exercises Thursday the address to the graduating class will be delivered by Dean Edward A Burge of the College of Letters and Science of the univer sity of Wisconsin. I load your camera with Easlian N. Ct Film. We supply Dims 'lor all sizes of kodaks and I cameras. Everything for your kodak RED CROSj DRUG STORE! TOMORROW 93? x is j . ill h 4 : !
