La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 29, 1912, Image 8

Historic Oregon Newspapers

La Grande evening observer., July 29, 1912, Image 8

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1912)

Prev Page of 8 Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextT.i AD A imp m wm'i - PAQEElGfit LA GRAJJUE EVENING OBSERVER. MONDAY, JULY 29. 1912. WDflUESM JffllllS TO HOME STATE IK RETURN N ffi SERIES HUCHLFBEItRY PICKERS REPORT t i i good SUCCESS. TliJ'se Wl o Slay lit llnme Swelter Id i ('lohe Heat, Warmest of Year. ! ilountalng" and fishing streams swarmed with denheng of' La Grande yesterday Who guessed correctly that Sunday would be a aweltering day. Tboe who stayed at home went through one of the warmest daya of the summer, a giiltry close atinog phere resembling a mlddlewestern starch eliminator. Huckleberries Suffer Too. Scores of people Hoiked to the huckleberry districts and scores of gallons were brought In lost nlgbt. Prolific crops are repeated In all sec tions where the Juicy fruit Is yielded. Among the adventurous was iTi'. A. West, who drove bis automobile up Foi Hill with a heavy load of people, Baking the trip with little difficulty. BELIEVED REDUCTION OF EX. FENSES WILL COVE BOOK. Either Radical Cnrtallmeot of Ac count or "Blow" Is Baaor. Jack Barry brought his Pippins to La Grande today to rest prior to the start to Boise where the present weV will see baseball In vogue again. On Inside corners It la freely hinted that this ; Is the laet trip to Boise aa the directors of the Trl-State league meet August 2nd and at that time (be prop osition of continuing the league will be tLken up. If it is sent on to the finish, expenses will have to be cut dowfl. At Walla Walla last week the Pippins didn't get enough gate money to cbver hottl expenses. Imrbeqlate action is needed. Captain Al Loflelj of the Buckaroos pasBljs a compliment to the frrlga tornn The Bucks passed through La Grande this morning on their way home to hook up with the Walla Wal lans and Lodell said that Boise ha a team now tl.t Is much better than anything yet repmenting the lrrlca tlon tlty. "The pitch 'nc staff Is look ing Mood." said' Lodell! land the-en tire t am is going good." . I Sa va-bal) Berger, a roan who gain ed ri iiown last year with Pendleton Joins the Ducks Joday, adding to Gar rett'p pitching strength materially. LoKing two In a row and going up agalult Walla Walla this "week Ls-the bJetcy "of ' Pentjletfiij I.a GranJt bum rid them aail then Boise took four out of alx last week. In the Sieantlnie La Grande lott a aeries mid won one. Dock Mn Slo jo Art .don, July 29. A few of the dock Lc wori ten whe' erg who. hive been striking for cells, return'.! tn wo-k tila unions are bnllotyis, to ilt-cilc er or not to accept the order of thelH leaders and end vr strike. From presi men demi' nt tiidicidatltms it appca's the wl! refuse to work uti':! t'M-ir els are granted. ,nr rrrftaiiiieiH nnhersarj. Knhif, Jul "1 1m- twelfth anni versary of the. atcrssjon of Victor Emiijinuel 111 to the thr'ne of italv wns il li lir;t'd :od;iy with popular !'k- tlv!tiH throiicbout the Viiig.l;. l : i , Baxkall lUiiiun Miip.i'ru. volt.' Ml' li.. Julv 29. Tnat ' 'ho mar! bud ers clas- d eaV that s''ic ;t!.s lure' treatins; ditiil ir;! t il?.'1 p!:'v is helfd.tj sjM-ad a-.on all j knowleiVw ;. .'i'' cures th. sion Is accomplishing Is the n exprssod by Mayor William i:iuon in Mg :.i i1, recs of wel ro tie two tliovniiol prattitior Ihtred here toilay from all over profi opltil n. t come tli- I open tkm :: 1 St'a ai d Cauaoji for th y g ofV' 'P'h '"nraj (oryen- f the American Osteopathic as- soc lajion Dr. James ilo'.loway M Dallas.- Texas. Is piesiding over the i sessions, which will continue t-revgh the greater part of the week. j PfPPiNS RESTON tar mm LAYl.NCI OF MK.NERSTOXE'. OF HOSPITAL DRAWS. Prominent Church aud Manlrlpal Men , Address Assemblage There. About CO La Granders were In Ba ker yesterday to attend the laying of the corner stone of the St. France3 hospital there yesterday a structur that Is to cost $150.0(i0 exclusive of equipment. The attendance was ex tremely large, and the program ex cellent. Kev. Father D-'iscol of this Jty assisted Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Rell' ly In the ceremony and Charles Mur phy was magter, of ceremonies. Ad dresses were delivered by Attorney John Rand, Mayor Charles Paluie-j F. A. Harmon, president of the Com mercial club, and others. The aervlce were both interesting and Impressive, and those who went from La Graude vere well received a the handa of Baker folk. T Wb 8ilyr.. The following mixture la excellent for washing silver:' Take equal pars of common yellow oap and whiting Melt the soap, then add the whiting and make lt Into a cake. Apply It with a piece of flannel and plenty o' warm water, then well rinse and dry. and the silver will not only look tvau tlfully bright ' but will not require cleaning so often 1 Moon Indian Pudding. One plot of state tireud. two table- poonfola of hotter, three and one-half eupfuls of milk and uuehalf cupful of oiolasnea. Kofteu the butter and spread oo the brvud. I'our over tbe bread tbree capful of milk and to molame Bake one hour. Htir yiid add tbe re maluder ot tbe milk. Bake one-halt Aoor louger herve with cream. I Mustard Ham, A Uou.of btuu one aud a half incbe thick, cover rltb water; and.' boll one hour. Pot in liking pan, cover with one tables poonful of dry mustard and oue tableHHjiif ul of sugar Put In about jpne rnpfnl of water Id which It baa been boiled and bake half an boor Tbe mustard giwa the bam a delicious flavor. ' ' J Peach Tart . Fort' ecb laVge peach afllow - oue ta hlfbpoorifnl of sugar aodl one of wa iter Fill baking dish with sliced pem hes. add sugar and water, cover , wit li pie crust and nuke In a moderate 0en thirty ruloute Serve hot Witt) errum A Tense Matter. Millie Wps that your Intended wtth b'mi 1 faw yor yesterday? t Uraae Vits." my preSept 4fuf jjre."J to ineafc '-Batlre. ' ' ' . ' WEST BEACHES VALE. iiniH to ll-each Boise Tomorrow After Lorg Horseback Rtde. w - l , 'Vale, (rre., July 29.--Governor V.' riding horseback from Salem to B.'.sj i tc the meeting of governors, left 'ni. today for1 Nyssa, Tonight he will ; , trit-t at CaldWell by Governor Haw'.e.' I Governor Haw'.e.' 0 Boise the ne. I 1 :,( miles. . 1 and both will ride t rtxv. He )ib covered ."0 miles. I Jitl'0iigflia8aiibiirnid ntd tirml, the governor is enjoying nig rule acns lie thite. His blaj k mate is slTl in t;,ji-d nicoMtater. ' 1 J .Kasan Cl'ty WJiQi Rare. K.!:nK.-is City. July 2'.). With i:.!y the tnlloo'i f n H Sam of kansas City unreported, it is believed today lii't the Kansas City No. 11 hag won he national elimination race which- st.utul Saturday. The .Kansas City con rut approximately M0 miles. r As a result of the balloon e'imlna- '.!! yi f the V'ncle.Saiu las drtfte.f and the Kansas City No. If will rep--. ki nt Ari crk-a In tile' intern.itlonnf III (ienoahy. , lt is later reported that tie I'ncl.v I'am latnlrd nt Mawv-m, V:rs'''-i'f f;ir the battlei Id . U-il! W iNon .CotiMilt 1 h Speech. s'-a Girt, 'July IP. With his ik-" In .-ptanre speech completed. Governor ' Vilson returns here tonight. It is said ' upetnh will be atrorg'y progreg- : . !v. 1 fnvr the -ir'ff fo r-vr- ue only and heavy taxation on lux - s. He will ui sr one term for. - i ! nt nnd p,rio s ilif.t a'.i t:is l 'n rs convltil 'of violation of the ..fruit law. becalt witlmn the . of personal guilt. He favors , t jiin'.nrH's atid a drastic rn .mal corral t practices act I Mayor V IX. Thirteen Companies of Idaho Spend boon Hour in City. i Gate' City, Wn., July 29. The man euvers ended Sunday with the Blues !n full retreat. The Reds were left In iomplte control and no obstruc tion to the Invasion of the Puget Sound country exist. The partici pants are leaving for home today. Thirteen companies of infantry, na tional guardsmen of Idaho, spent two hour In La Grande today, the special train stopping here for luncheon. The guardsmen are on their return frorc the Puget Sound country where they participated in the big mock war. Pl.ies and Reds were liberally mixed the members of the victorious Red army stIH retaining' their Insignia, but the Blues invariably missing of decorations. To find a member of the defeated Blue army it was necessary to relect a guardsman without decor atlons of any sort. The great work of the Chicago Cuba of late bag caused New York fang to sit up and rubber in the direction of the stock yards. Brig. Gen. Chase Retires. Washington, D. C, July 29. Brig. Gen. George T. Chase, who waa pro moted to his present rank only a month ago, waa retired from active service today on account of age. Gen. Chase is a native of Macomb, 111., and was graduated from West Point in 1871. He served In the line, mainly in the cavalry, up to hlg detail to tbe inspector general' department five Years ago. In big earlier career he did much Indian fighting anl for aig bravery and skill he re'eeved many commendary notices from hig super ior officer! and from the war depart ment. ' Human and Hackett to Row. ' Rainy River,' Ont., July .Tomor row Is the day fixed for the great row ing race between John Hackett, the noted western oarsman, and Eddie Purnan. of Toronto, who holds the championship of America. A large erowd of rowing enthusiasts Is ex pected here from Winnipeg, Duluth and pother points to witness the con test.! The race will be rowed over a three mile course on thd Rainy Lake rlve opposite the town 6f Beaudette, on tjie American side of the interna tional boundary. The contest will be for & Btake of $1,000 a aide. By agree- nseni of the princluals the champlon- A shin'tltle will not b. Involved. Dan Robertson of Winning will act a I t 1 l.!-! t'"-.; I DECIDED, I I ; 'r '. Itffilid.iiit at Elgin Assessed One I lallar far Damaire Money. j lallar far Dan . i Thjp case of Wil Trfc case of Wilson vs. W illian and iulllgan was t and mulligan wag triea in tne tigc'i (ourf house Saturday Tjriis w ati(: In whic h the . p. ir.'.lff w wag bi as sn- ii.t (.e defendant for damages occa slonil by the. aliened trespassing .01 the iefenduntg' sheep on land. The Jury I awarded the plaintiff the' gum i f $ou in damage money. Attorney It. IJ Greene of this city jepregenjfe-l fenilaiit. ." ," A treat deal of interest centere'. ;-. t'f' case, the suit rirf s nting fho ipfte i nces of sheep and cattlement In ilistrict. . BR. FIU K.XtJt UtilMl EAST.. Will Vi turn to (lid School In loma for Vvst (Jraduute Work. r F. J. Free::or 1-aves Friday irt. J,i a, here J graduate mi rat- vk for Davfiipo It- 1 take a post g iropractic. Dr. Freenor was ite. from the Davenport llnsti- known ns the Palmer school. i lasi- of 1101. He alms to to l.a Graii'lp nliout October SI ii;e his practVe liero. f I Mrt:is i:m it hiie. eradil. tutlo .v't'i r io ri Hittln en I per Hi avcl Creek leul1s in Plentv ef Fish. .1 Chur.h and City V,n'i EEDS FLOl'XT VKTOBIOIS SIGMA HERE. You are in the market for city property see I me. I have a choice line to select from. Superintendent L. M. Hoyt have re ti)rned from an outing on Beivcr creek meadows. They were accom panied, by Master Ja-k Kerr.' Plen of fish and good sport resulted Iron. the Journey. While on the trip Slayoi Church officially 'inspected the m'u.l i1 j al water supply system. , "THE H"I.T cmv Eclair Co. Produces American Pas. . slou Play of (ireat Pictorial Iicauty, , 1 1 A rolling, tumbling, angry- sea: blackness 'on water and Bky; a' raging storm that you can feel. Gradually, almos imperceptibly, Just auove tlie line, wnere ocean anci sk- meet, ,a trace Of cloud comeg into view. Around about it other feathery, fleecy forma tions appear; the light is gaining. Tin beholder suddenly realizes that what he supposed were clouds are not. In stead there are the faint outlines of a great city a- white city on a liill. Then there bursts upon the vision the full spl 'iidor cr the magically created city. Nothing .does it so much re semble as a mirage. Enhancing t'n Illusion is the turbulent sea below the flying wind-blown spray sliocvim clearly In tliplarkncss' that re1 tn' o.i the wafers. 1 saw the Holy City reside the tireless s-a. Thi.s nincti'fic'crt ph turt f.t Sherry's '.Ye.'.noidcy 'id Tloi t f f- IS.VD (ITY EWS. t f.-', ird Civ. July i.s,ci iali l.l- KM" an-1 It y Com h T"tT;-e. last hIk'-i' hi'tv f pending week pt Wa.lowa lake. Raj n-hirhs a liti th" worse for wear. Friday he Ml from a swlrp nnd d'sl'-ated his shoulder. "1 Geo. H. Currey Real Estate Dr. G. G. Haley spent Sunday at . George F. Bozer, resident of Island City. He preached there In the ' Meacham, was a land office visitor to evening. day. L. D. Crouter went tb Elgin yester-1 JIr- H. Ramlose and daughter of day to assist in the Evergreen Chris-1 KJchfield, Utah, returned today to !im Endeavor rally. t p $ PEBS(ALS. Attorney H. E. Dixon of Elgin via erl nv-pr SnnH-v .-lih .v:.. IIIIIUO ill .HIS cityi Glenn Barnes and Ivor Swansen of Elgin attended the Moose-North Pow der ball game in this city yesterdav. L. A. and Chas. Stoop of Elgin Saturday. transacted business in La Grande J . Mrs. Harriet McDonald has return ed from Wallowa county where she has Jieen the guest of friends. Attorney I;. J. Green leaves tonlgh' together with a witness, Henry Ppears. to try a case in Eugene, Lane county, involving title to some $ ;,00" worth of land in Lane and Union counties. He will return Friday and then go on to bis home city, Minne apolis. ("has, G. Bilyeu. county clerk of Wal I .o-.a cout-ty. re-urn. J today to Entcr' prise today after siiemling Sunday in a l.a Grnii'le. a p-K'st at the Somnif r. . r.oan spent Sunday in the chy. '"rnl::g ho:i. thU' morning. , . Miss Nann.i Willlaaison. who ha? been attending summer s.hool at Fri day Harbor, homo to enjoy a sho-t vacation with her parents, 'Mr, ami Mrs. J. T. Williamson. Mrs. A. X. TloyJ and son of Wallow r were over-Putd.-y c-e;g at the Fol v. their homes after upending a few days with the Coolidge families of His city. A. C. Banekoff, a Portland traveling' ; salesman, stopped at tbe Sommer over i Sunday. 4 ? Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, of HilgaH, are - i'"""6 ' "ay in the city. Mr. I.e-vis is postmaster at the hillside i i !age. i j iioy Garner and wife of Elgin Wti.e ' r. the Foley last night Dwight Barnes, Justice of the pew,., j of the Elgin precinct, transacted baS'f j i-ess matters in the city this mem- ' ! Mi", and Mrs. J. M. Hanson, daojh Ur Miss Ethel and son Merrill retnm--o Salt Lake today after spending a couple of days in the city attending :' " wedding of their son to Lai-iO ' vn Wills and visiting with frinnds The Elite THEATRE Only theatre in town showing lic.i-iiki'd tiling such as YiUgraph, L'suiiay, Edison, etc, aid fra. luring such artels as Xaarire Citc-tlu, Florence Turner, John Bunny and others. .Omslrte change of program n Snndij, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Illustrated Song Mrs. E. F. Sinclair.