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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1912)
silt nun Cemeral adoilgvlsc. 10 cents. Loge Seats 20 Ceut. Fro grain Changes Snnday, onday, Wednesday and Friday. SHERRY'S i THE HOUSE OF COMFORT." rjippjlijt Vaudeville LOCALS i TOGGEBI. bargain. Summer aulta la light weight! made to order. 131.00. TOGtiEBT. LAGRANDE EViSXUs'G OBSEKVEU. MONDAY, JUNE 24. 1912. WRECK OF AN ACTOR. at the Arcade tonight. 6-24-6 . " . im. C HISSES. Cealneter. Brick. Steae and Concrete. , ' . Friday and Saturday at Sherry'i the feature film, "War'a Havoc." We ku a permanent represents live, either sex. In every locality, to bundle our high grade specialities p.tasant workr good pay. P. 4 E Sales Co., Dept 29. Bernlce Bldg . Tacoma. 6-22-U Nothing Is more refreshing thau those elegant soda water drinks Silverthorn's fountain. 6-24-2t at Progressives Win. The Chicago convention baa Just ended with a victory for the re-ac' Uonary element of the republican par ty. Sentiment In La Grande, however, la In favor of a progressive program as regards the development of this city, and Its many resources. For fuller description of this platform and dally news from the front, watch the upper riit band corner of the third page every day. FOBS BCILDI5G OB REPAIR. 1X6 SEE CLABK CO, CORKER H AKD CEDAR STREITS7 PHOHE BLACK ML ' Dr. Darland, the Chiropractor, grad uate of the National School of Chiro practic, of Chicago, 111., adjusts Sci entifically and Physiologically, the cause of your disease, giving perma nent relief whether Acute or Chronic Not Drugs, not Suiery, or Osteopathy. Call on bun at his parlors, Nos. 18, 19, 20 and 21 in La Grande National Bank building. Free diagnosis. Where do the smokers congregate 1 At Foley Bros. Whyf First class goods. Perfect service. t-16-tf Painless Dentist, lan, Black 12BL Dr. W. D. McMll- PBOF. P. J. FBEB50B Sphle gist and Hmler. Sseeesefally treats all dheases. Reesu t aad 7 stiv Sewer's Store. Phone Kate TO4, La Grande. Mrs. J. F. Corbett will sing "The Last Rose of Summer," at Sherry's to night. 1 ' The Arcade orchestra attraction tonight o J " The most delicious drinks are served at fountain. Strawberry Ice cream festival given by the Riverside grange t the home of H. J. Young. Frultdale, Tuesday evening, June 2th. ' Everybody come. Is an added strawberries are line this rear. soda water Silverthorn's ' 6-24-21 LOST Between Fourth and Washing ton and Cedar and Main a child's em broidered coat collar. Reward paid for return to Mrs. H. M.- Bay. 6-24-tf "Sheriff Jim's Last Shot," a strong western drama, enacted by the Vita- graph' company. This picture shows the hardships , encountered In man- hunting on the desert, when Sheriff Jim starts out alone and unaided In pursuit of the -outlaw, "Tarantula Mike," who has taken refuge near a water hole. At Sherry's Monday and Tuesday. Cheap Wood for Sale. Plenty of dry box wood for kln- llng and summer fuel. 11.00 per load at Perry. Grande Rondo Lumber company. , 6-10-tf See G. M. Anderson and an all star cast at the Arcade tonight. . 6-24-2 for the Busy Man. Merchants' lunch from 11 to I "clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill. 2-16 -tf Come prepared to enjoy the biggest laugh of the week, "The Katzenjam mer Kids," at Shenys Monday and Tuesday. This time the "Kids' Vturn the tables" on Uncle Heinle anri es cape, -only to be caught later. - 3 The Elite THEATRE A Home Show Owned By Home People. Our Profits Remain Here A If EAST MASK . .Tfaanhonser A dear old lady wasn't such an easy mark as she appeared to be. FASHION REVIEW Bex A picture especially tor ladles showing exclusive models of gowns, hosiery , foot wear and millinery for "mlladl fair" from New York's exclusive stores.- DANGEROUS MODEL ... Majestic. A trick Is cleverly turned by a resourceful wife. BILLY THE DETECTIVE ... Billy Is some detective in his own mind. Featuring Funny Billy Quirk. - CEMENT CONTRACTOR 6 Sidewalk and basement work a specialty. All By werk done aider aiy personal 'mpervt&Ion, 1MB Jefferson avenae. . O. O. JOHNSON. ' -26-26t tl ' I ' "Uncle Sam's Tribute to the Heroes' of the Maine," at Sherry's Monday , and Tuesday. Sttdwlng the Impressive naval ceremonies on this occasion. ! NOTICE. - Mrs. C. H. Whitney of Baker, wish es to announce that the "American Beauty Goods" carried .by her may be obtained from Mrs. Sam Irwin, the local agent, at Island City.-6-21-tf , rEBSOS ALU. . Mrs. Heimaa Selgrlst and son Ken returned this morning from PortUnd wnere they have been the guest ol friends. Attorney and Mrs. Turner Olivei went to Joseph -this morning, to spend a few days fishing and visiting v-lt' i friends. . . Clyde Palmer arrived today from Oklahoma looking for a location. He lived In La Grande with his family about a J ear ago but returned to bis uatUe state, only to find that 0e gon was 'oo good-to stay away from. Idaho, yesterday, a guest at the Foley. Idaho, esterda, a guest at the Foley. Mrs. H. T. Shalley of Portland ar- j rived yesterday to spend a few weeks Miss Ethel Gulling of Portland was an over Sunday visitor with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gulling and other relatives yesterday.. Samuel Williamson of Santa Cruz, Cal., is here visiting his cousins Sam uel and J. T. Williamson. ' Mr. and 'Mrs. 8. R. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Earl of Pendleton feturned to their homes this morning tter being guests with Mr. and Mrs,, ay Van Buren. . with his mother, Ralston, and former neighbors and friends In La Grande. : Mrs. J. Sherry's nights. F. Corbett will be heard at on Moaday and Tuesday There Is ho real need of anyone be ing troubled with constipation. Cham berlain's Tablets will cause an agree able movements of the bowels without any unpleasant, effect - Give them a trial. For sale by all dealers, eod Dale & Pfall made an Instant hit at the Arcade last night. See them to night 6-24-21 1 1 The luxury of a Gossard cor set is a Real Economy. .Your satisfaction with them sfify a knowledge that you Jave the best is worth many times Price. -They are 'auTJble ttaef the best nterials. The steels will not rust They are guaranteed. A complete Uine always on hand. Prices eRA fA $8.50 MR8.ROBT.PATTISO5 Complete line of bakery goods, fresh rruit, ice cream, cigars and tobacco, candy. Model Bakery. Fir St branch. July number Ladles' Home Journal in stock. O O ' Latest current events In the Paths Weekly at Sherry's Monday and Tues day. See it every week. Commencing M.mdnv nleht t:io Elite theatre will 'naugurate a pteinitim sjttem. The prenluin will be dis played jthrou 41 the week in some mer chant's window, itnd for the first week will be an elghr Inch shallow bowl of genuine cut giass and will be rtis- i'ca in F.'L. Lilly's l i4o. Arcade Tonight. Five big pictures, fine vaudeville, Arcade orchestra. All for 10 cents. 6-24-2t Rob Sturdevant was among the Pen. dleton peoplr In the city yesterday. He stopped at the Foley while here. - Charles Harding is able to bo around town after suffering an opera tion several weeks ago for appendi citis. Dr. Kramer, superintendent for the Warren Construction company return ed' toda yfrom Baker where he has been traiif acting business. . Mr. and Mrs. J. Stevens and- two children are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lenhart. Mr. Stevens Is a prom inent official of th4 Portland lire de partment ana win remain nere lor 1 abou 10 days. j W. D. Halloway of Baker Is here I to work for the Warren Construction company. Eugene Good Is home from the Uni versity of Oregon where he has com pleted bis freshman year. Harold Grady is among those who 1 attended the U of winter that have summer vacation, morning. O from here last returned for the he arriving this It is now well known that not more than one case of rheumatism In ten frequtres any internal treatment what ever. All that Is needed is a iree application of Chamberlain's Liniment and massaging the parts at each ap plication. Try It and see how quickly it will relieve, the pain and soreness. Sold by all dealers. eod Dr. O. J. Couch, veterinarian. Of fice, St, Louts livery. Jhone Main 92. 6-14-tf The great war drama, entitled "War's Havoc," at 8herr'i Friday and Mrs. E. Kiddle, and daughter Miss Netta, and son Fred. left today tor Spokane where they Join a party of University of Washington people and win spenl several weeks In Yellow stone parV. Ben Culver of Payette, who wore a La Grande uniform Saturday, was a guest at the Foley over Sunday. J, a Allen of Camp Carson tran sacted business In the city Saturday evening, stopping at the Foley while here. Mrs. Frank Bay and daughter have gone to Portland to visit with friends. laeklin's Last Attempt to Play Shy, iosk aa fits Mind Failed. Marktin, the famous EuslUh actor. .nade bis last appearance on the stage is 8hylock. He came ready dressed for ne cnaracter into the greenroom, where all the performers were a mem. Died and prepared. Looking round, be aia: "What la there a play tontghtr AH were astonished, and no one so twered. Is there a play toolabtr he t nested. "Why. sir. what is tbe matter? The Merchant of Venice.' yon. know," said tne actress who was to play Portia. -Ana woo is the Shy lock r asked Hacklln. . "Why, yon. sir you are tbe Shy lock r -Anr said be. "Am IT and sst aown in silence. Every one was very much concerned and alarmed. Tbe curtain went up, however, and tbe play be (ran. Maeklln got through the part with everr now and tben going to the side of the stage. urang op nis nsir with one hand and putting his ear down to the prompter. woo rare mm tne word. Be then walked to tbe center of tbe stan ami repeated the words tolerably welL This occurred often through tbe play. Borne times be said to the prompter: -wnstisitT What do yon sayr From that time Macklln's great tal ents were lost to tbe public. His mem ory gone, be spent most of bis time In an elbow cbalr in his home In Covent Garden, where be dled.-Kansas Cltr Star. He Dined Out An Incident took place In a restau rant In New Tork city one evening not long ago that, besides being amusing, was the cause of considerable thinking on the part of three men who were regular patrons of tbe place. They were seated together at tahia h.n they noticed that the waiter who bad come to take their orders was not tbe one who usually served them. Where Is John this evening?" on of tbe group asked. He baa bad his hours chanmd" tbe waiter replied. "He Is out for din ner now."-New York Tribune. Jenny Llnd In the Perk House. When Jenny Liu.l made br tour of America in tbe early fifties under tbe management of P. T. Baroum, Mndl son was the only Indiana cKy In which she would slug. The city stU! boasts of bow tbe diva stopped there on but way down tbe Ohio river from Cincinnati to Louisville. The city hsd no auditorium large enough, so one of tbe largest pork warehouses was emptied and scoured end O'led with flowers to remove any llngerlug odor. Men and women trav eled from all parts of the state to bear Jenny Llnd slog In tbe pork bouse, some of them spending from three to six days on the Journey. Argonaut Relieved. A young north side father on arriv ing home the other evening found bis wife In a state of great excitement "Harold," she exclaimed, "baby got hold of tbe Ink bottle this morning.1 And what has he doner "Spilled ink all over the new fining room rug." "That can be easily remedied. - I thought you were going to telr'jae that the misguided child had written a novel." fittahurgb Post PAGE FIVE ERS SENTENCED I Pn.H. . M m . .. - "w ! oasj deferred. . This Is the second time that Justice .. .-o-v .iiupuaea identical sen tences on Gompers and Morrison tor the same offense. The first time the sentences were set aside by the su preme court "Because these respondents have fbown themselves ready to repeat the seditions of the past, penalties in tl.eae rases ought to be In proportion to the gravity of the offense," declar ed Justice Wright In his decision. Three of Wrights colleague sat on the bench with him when he read his de cision which was lengthy. Although the Justice skipped many pages of his reading It consumed nearly two hours. As the decision of the court was read, Gompers ao, Morrison were ordered to stand and face the court They did so. Both were pale. Wright then sen tenced them. , ennanansaaMiihiiiin 1 1111 ,t,m 1 1 'M,.,..t.' u. Lismmmimu .M,MMumm ' r I Let us develop your FILMS RED CROSS DRUG STORE It means the most possible to buy in Automobile value for the money THIS IS A PROVEN FACT leighfon. Agent A Ask For Demonstration. A SV-l. wwww"" '