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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1912)
Tte Elite THEATRE A Home Show Owned By Home People. Our Profits Remain Here THE ('BY OF THE CHIL. DREX .. Thanhouscr In two complete reels. 'Hi Is picture was suggested by tlie poem of Elizabeth Burnt! Browning and features Marie Elaine, tlie "Tliauboutter Kid." "All day she drives tlie wheels oi iron In Uie factory round and round" A film showing Hie corse of child lulior and how little lives' are paid us a toll to grinding machinery.. Also (no other full reels and an illustrated bong. BEST G1E SAYS SCRIBE WALLA 1VALLAXS Wl IN CLOSE (O.VfBST. In Urande Lodes Contest at tb Fin. lull Through Loug (lout. Walla Walla, Juno 17. (Special) The Bears came up from behind In the seventh Inning and beat out the Pipping at Soprtsman's park by the , core of 4 to 3 Sunday. La Graude got two rung in the first Inning on hits and held the lead until the sev- j enth when Martini's clout to left cen ter for two baseg scored two runs, putting the tribe of Erown In the lead FEBS05A18. M'. F. Wilson Is at the Soininer bouse. C, A. Miller of Portland Is register ed t the Sommer. Mrs. John Montgomery of Pendleton wds a Foley guest last night. J. P. Wright of Union was a guest at i'ie Sommer Sunday. J. A. Gilfillan, a prominent citizen of Union, was a Sunday guest at the Summer. Mrs. C. M. Lockwood and children have gone to Enterprise to visit rela tives lor a week. D. C. Mays and wife were here from Joseph last night, transacting busi ness and staying at the Foley. Lowell Williamson Is home from Eugene where he. has been a student at tbe U. of O. Mr and Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. M. YcMuiray have returned from the Portl'nd Rose Festival. Mr. Williams, a trombone player, is the latest addition to the La Grande bar.d. He comes here from the east. . George Puckett, wife and child left loii:iy for Ontario where they will be t;ie t;tiest of friends for a few days. Mrs. Slater and daughter MIbs Olive Slater, of South La Grande, are Im proving after an illness of several days' duration. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Savage who have been In Portland on tlielr honeymoon, pus''' through the city. this morning on their way home to Knterprlse. Mr. D. J. Stants of Elgin, who has been critically ill at Walla Walla for sever.! weeks, stopped at the Foley hotel last night while on her way hom.e Miss M. Lndvig and sister of Chi cago passed through trie city today on their way to Cove to visit friends. They were registered at the Foley wlnle here. D. W. C. Nelson, an engineer of Haker, Is here to commence the sur vey ol a line from La Grande to El gin 'c the Eastern Oregon Light and lowf r company. Attorney J. H. Crawford and Her man Selgrlst are among tbe local rose show visitors who returned today. M-g. Seigrist and son will remain in the metropolis a few days. J. Whitby, a student at Willam ette, Is home for the summer vaca tion, He has a guest with him, Mr, Mc Daniels of Illinois who has been a feilow student at the Salem school this winter. j Mr. and Mrs. Tod Hlnehart and daughter arrived this morning from Salem where Mr. H'nehart Is connect ed with the tax commission, and will i visit friends In this, their former by one run. Both Pitman and Mclvor twirled hone city, food ball and the contest from the I Hairy Walters is home tor the sum. spectator's point was tbe best seen uier vacation. He Is a student at 0. here this year. The score: LA GRANDE. AB R H P0 A Naughton, ss 4 Barry, lb Luttrell, 3b .. Harmon, rf ... King, c Bradley, 2b ., Walters, If ... Forbes, cf .... Mclvor, p 33 3 9 24 10 3 WALLA WALLA. AB It 11 POA E Harmon, cf Johnson, rf Chllders, 3b Martini, If .. Davis, ss . . Brown, c ... ...3 Swnnson, 2b 3 Rotbon, 2b 3 Pitman, p 4 2 14 0 0 0 0 32 4 8 27 14 1 SCORE BY INNINGS. La Grande .....2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 03 Walla Walla ...0 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 x 4 SUMMARY. Stolen bases, Barry, Walter.", Har mon, Davis, sacrifice hits, Barry, Mi Ivor, Brown; two base hits, Bradley, Martini, Mclvor; three base hits, Da vis, Luttrell; left on bases, Walla Walla 8, La Grande 7: bits, off Mc lvor 8, off Pitman 9; strurk out, by Mclvor 7, by Pitman 6; banes on riTe, Longanecker. Times of game, balls, off Mclvor 2; off Pitman 1. Urn-1.50. A. C. nnd is a prominent member of the track team of that Institution. f' ;!t nnd G. ft. Staekland were ov er iroro Cove last night, staying at the loley. While here they were ho sling the cherry show which is poiin to trar.BpIre In the cherry home. Lost Purse 1 Fnnnd. Informaiion received from Portland last week to the effect that Mr. At kinson had lest his pocketbook con taining about $40 and his return tick ets to La Grande by meeting with ft clever pick-pocket, seems to have been false Mr. Atkinson says he lost the purse and by advertising he has been able to regain the lost. ELKS GREET TREK HERO (Continued from yape 1 i Tbe Treat Arc Bltlnf at Wallowa Lake and Kern an 4 Run ran of Joseph carry everything In a Cshlng line. Both partner are fish erman and they keep In touch with what the fish need. Ton need not worry about fishing tackle until yon ret to Joseph an dthen this firm will prescribe the right thing. 6-H-tf lands, where the hikers traveled for days without seeing a house. Just prior to reaching tliat desolate spot they lost the fourth man of the party to start. His feet gave oat and he returned. Clark is a dispatcher on the Burlington and Lyon ip wire liief foi the same company there, while Stone is a rapid accounting man for tlie Wheelei Savings orum of Brook field. The trip resulted from a Jest about hiking to Portland and If the men make the Journey they are to ride home on "the cushions." "We would like to go on indefinite ly if we always had genial Elk to entertain us ami plenty of thrifty communities to pass through." nld ti e men this morning. "Our trek t'lrough the bad lands was anything but p'.easant.'" The young fellows will rest here today and he in fit form to continue Mint is really tlie last 'ap of their 'cue Journey tomorrow. QTAPTFTTE. Vc.iT. Brarnwell. Davis. Stoddard r.nd pc rrin at Sherry s TJfsday night. D0.T TELEPHONE, KEAD. During tbe life time of the national convention at Chlcaco 3 the observer will not answer tel- ephone calls as to tbe outcome "S In the coliseum. This decision li reached by sheer force of ne- j cesslty for even this early in tbe ; & week calls have been so numer- 4 ' ous as to occupy the time of one I 4- Individual almost exclusively. - I s- That the public may keep in j touch from hour to hour with what "breaks" the Observer will $ conduct a bulletin board service at the office on Sixth street where those Interested will be kept in touch. $4St'?$'iS?!S4 BAKER TRIMS HAINES. An Ibwestmeht Local Twlrler Working for Italues Strikes Out 11 Men. Baker, June 17. The Baker club In the Eastern Oregon leamie van quished Haines yesterday In a game wherein Waldo Geddes. twirling for Haines, struck out 14 Bnherttes and then lost the game. The support was bad for the La Gr&nder. The final score was 2-3. t'nlon and North Powder didn't meet on account of wet grounds. FOR RENT Light housekeenlnc rooms. 1914 Third street. 6-ll-2t The DUel. the Sen nut and the Man. This strong allegorical drama is founded upon the well known story of the "Divel and the Servant iu t'..e House." and will be seen at Sherry's Monday and Tuesday. This with three other good pictures, "The Trail of Gold," presenting Ruth Roland, In a clever western drama, by the Kalem company, and "Dream Dances,',' per formed by Virginia Myers, a baby girl of five years and produced by the Edi son company, and last but not least. "How Patrick's Eyes Were Opened" by the aid of a "projecto.optican," an instrument that can be attached to the 'phone enabling him to see the person that he was conversing with, make an Interesting program that will be enjoyed by all who see It. 'otice for Sale of Improvement Bonds Notice is hereby given that the city of La Grande, V"lon county, Ore gon, will receive ';ed bids for tbe rurchase of Improvement bonds in the sum of 113,062.35, bends In de nomination vt fiOO.OO each, hearing 6 per cent interest per annum, up to C o'clock p. m. on Wednesday, June 19th, 1912; said bids to be filed with the vecorder of the city and to be accompanied by a certified check for I per cent of the amount bid. The successful bidder will be require! to pay for said bonds within ten dayt after notice that said bonds are ready for delivery. Recorder of the City of La Grande, C. M. HUMPHREYS, Recorder of the ItCy of La Grande, Oregon. 6-14-5t ADDITIONAL LOCALS. Current events of the world, at Sherry's Monday and Tuesday in Pathe's Weekly. See it every week. The strawberry and ice cream so cial to be given by the Bible class will be held Friday, June 21, at the home of Mrs. Albert Hunter, Island City. o o Current events of the world, at Sherry's Monday and Tuesday in Pathe's Weekly. See it every week. The elertion of a school director to succeed J. v. Knowleg was held this afternoon. Help the band boys along by attend ing their dance tomorrow night. At the corner of Adams and Depot streets, the La Grande band will give a concert Tuesday evening. Just he fore the dance at the Elks club. Af ter hearing the music on the street don't forget to attend the dance. Remembers the band dance tumor- i row night. Or A 'Home There js a difference between an investment or a 5iome but when you can com bine tlie two j-ou have something extraoniiruiry. Ih.-.veit! ' K'0 seres every foot first class land, three living creeks running through it, 25 acres in meadow, 8 acres in clover, a family orchard just the right size for a gejKU'iLii' around farm. Fair house and large barn, 110 acres under cultiva tion. Tfiis farm lays just right, you would thJnk it was level as a floor, but it has jubt enough slope to provide proper drainage and ample water to irrigate when needed. Natural alfalfa land, plenty of wood for fuel for several years, 1 1-2 miles from churches, schools, lodges,' R. F. D. within two hundred yards. The place for the man who wants to grow hogs, run a few cows, raise a few colts every year, grow a good garden, raise his own hay and sell some besides, live in a splendid neighborhood, where the things that we all love and desire are already established. You are not pioneering when you buy a home like this. I know of nothing at the price in this valley as good as this. I mean it. I have sold three genuine bargains through advertising during the month of May. I do not permit my ads to raise falsehopes that the propertv when seen does not warrant. TTere is an oppovtunitv that will not be on the market long. GeOoH. Currey Real Estate TWO OF A KIND are very tempting, if they be twe plates of our pure, delicious and re freshing Ice Cream, which we guar antee to be perfect in every respect. Selder's - La Grande Everybody attend the band and give the boys a lift. dance Mrs. Ralston has moved Into het new house on Fifth street. o - QPAKTF.TTE. Ye.srs. B'-amwell, IrvIs, StoddarJ ?t'd Ferrin at Sherry's Tuesday night iMuny efforts have" been made by good men and nonien to stop the ell (if child labor, and after nn agitation iHMinir lo tne present day, the pres-, ent conirress established a federal bureau to investiirate conditions. The existing conditions are shown ndmir. ably conceived and brine home tlielr lesson in a forceful way. Vibrant with feellne and the touch that makes the whole world kin. and with a wonder ful ellmnx which makes as feel tlie weight of the poem's words, "But the child's sob in the silence curses deeper Than the stroni; man in his wrath." Shown at the F.llte theatre for the Inst time tonight. Don't fall to see "The t ry of the Children" nt the Klite tonight. Pon't fall to see "The Cry of the ( hllrircn" at the Klite tonight. Li CR.1MIE IRl'(i(.IST PESLRVtS PRAISE. A. T. Hill deserve praise from La Orande people for introducing here the simple buckthorn bark and glycer ine mixture, known as Adler-t-ka. Ibis simple German remedy first be came famous by curing appendicitis and It has now been discovered that A SINGLE DOSE relieves sour stom ;n h. gas on the stomach and consti i :or INSTANTLY. It Is the only . ri'cvly which ntvr fast. A. T. fllJl, r;.':t. tJe5e CURES e OLD SORES If an old sore existed simply because the flesh wras diseased at that to the place that would kill the germs; or the diseased XkVvi removed by a surgical operation aid a cure effeoteT Ba f tS w lJ& that old sores resist every form of local or external treatment In7ea return After being cut away, shows that back of ttL i. which must be removed before a cure " cm result T!t.TrWd pollution continues fa. the blood, the ulcer remS an on Linf ? deposit of impurities which the circulation , ttaol off S S ? r,frLnwc the by purifying the blood. It removes every 7cl ofhnSuritv and nt S the circulation, and thus rnmni.i. ' ,PJ"ly ana taint from. 8.S.S. has cleansed hv, X wl ? cause. When surf ace cure, but tho healing process Tbeinn, f tt, BDU " 53 not a charge ceases, the IntommaiKaVet8',' EV"" healthy flesh. Under the purifying and tonic effect, of I s ith B. is built up. and those whose hit1, TT. Y?2 fc,.s .f ?' 8-the system worry of an old sore will be doubly benefited K ,l,Dy .an and and Ulcers and any medical advicYfree to ?2a Who write 0 00 80163 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAHTA. GA, .Many effort bine been made by pood men iind women to stop the oil ' of child labor, nnd after an ncltation lasting to the present day, the pres ent congress established federal bureau to investigate conditions. The existing ronditlous are shown ndmir. ably conceived and bring home their lesson In a forceful way. Vibrant with feeling nnd the tonrh that makes the whole world kin. and with a wonder, fill climax which makes us feel the wettht of the poe.n's words. "T'Ttf rM'd's l tr., k;Irmr MSB35KBSB! UNION COUNTY ABSTRACTS J. R. OLIVER. Proprietor The Relable Abstract firm Ur.scn County. FIRE INSURANCE. MORTGAGE LOANS of Than the striIle man wrat,, "''own af the riite ihentre Mr .he las' Mm, tanlirht.
