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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1912)
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3. 1912. ' PXQE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, HERBST RECITAL A vocalist and violinist from Germany! court circle will be heard at the L. D. 8. tabernacle Tuesday evening In a recital of high est caliber. Tickets reasonable In price now on sale. Reserve early and avoid confusion. It will be the stellar event of the musical year In La Grande when Godfrey Herbst and Ina Wright Herbst, late of Union, now of Germany, appear under auspices of the Guild. Express your appreciation of Germany's best talent being brought to your door. ROBBERS FAIL TO GET 1 SOCIETY Wednesday evening Harry Hoav 4 ome afer becoming the returneu r Portlani hapiy groom of a povu yours lady- 5Ir- Bouvy is in charge of SUverthorn's drug store and will make La Grande his future borne. . Jast Wednesday evening'! Tele gTam prints the following In Its so ciety columns. Harry Matthew Bouvy and Miss Calia Winona Chambreau were mar ried by Father McDevltt at Sixteenth Ld Davis streets yesterday evening. Miss Chambreau has been a resident his new home and especially with the beautiful vajey. He had been told that he was likely to find I.a Grande !n the heart of a desert, without trees and the like, and the realization that he has been transplanted to the west ern garden of Eden has greatly pleas- I ed him. ft ' ' ' ' ' Last Tuesday evening a very de lightful party was given by Mrs. T"r" ner Oliver at her home on the cor ner of Fourth and 0 streets In honor of MUs Ella Copeland and Miss Alma Lorton who are visiting Miss Mar jorle SUverthorne, and Miss Helen Rosser who was leaving the same evening. The plans of the hostess were made for a lawn party, but the Yin. 1 nnrl nfiarlv all rt tint Ufa and , . . . J rain on that evening forced tb , made her home with her parents, Mr.j , . . Samel jpi Mrs. c. H, Cuamhri-ku, at 88 East Fifteenth street. She finished her course at the Washington high schoo In June of this year and was awarded highest honors. Mr. Bouvy Is the on of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bouvy, of Ot tawa, Kan. He has made Portland his home during the most of the last two years. He was graudated as a chemist from the University of Michi gan In June, 1908. He Is a junior in the local medical college. He In charge of a drug business In La Grande, Ore., where the couple will make their home, after a month's trip through California. 'be transferred td thd veranda and th house. There were about thirty present and all enjoyed a happy eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert FattUon en tertained a few friends at their home on Penna avenue Saturday evening In honor of Fred Pattlaon and John Tom asene, who left Sunday night for their homes In the east. Those present re turned to their homes at a late hour, wishing the two young men a safe Journey across the country, and hope that thy will return to the beautiful state of Oregon In the near future. I Ther friends have all regretted their TWO PLACES OX FIR STREET ARE LOOTED. Small Revolver Only Article Known to Jliue Ben Stolen. Foiled In efforts to get valuables, robbers nevertheless last night broke Into two Xorth Fir street business places and ransacked them with lit tle results. A six-shooter Is the only article known to have been taken. The place looted were the Julius Fisch er saloon and the Fir street branch of of the Grande Ronde Meat company. in the former place the thieves didn't ! 5 get to the safe and overlooked U'Oil dollars In change in the till within easy reach. A revolver was found and purloined, however. Either Just before or later, the meat market ws broken into and the safe ojned, be ing left unlocked ;yec night, hut It was enjy ej moneyi Tne thieveg left the meat shop without further disturbances. WE 0AM MOMEY i i I ON Union C ountyFarm 3 PIERCE AT WALLA WALLA. Hot Lake Politician Spurs Washington Democrats to Action. Flaying the steel trust, the sugar trust, the tobapco trust, the meat trust the money trust, the harvester trust, and the oil trust; denouncing the work of President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt Id their relation to Indus trial combinations; casting a bomb Into the camp of the single tax advo cate; praising the Sherman anti-trust law and Its framer; and praising Governor Woodrow Wilson as a brave clean and moral man pre-eminently fitted to be made president of the United States, Walter Mr. Pierce, for- Charles Montgomery, eon of Mr. departure, and Mrs. Sprat Montgomery, was mar- ' ried Thursday evening at the home of of the Guild who are ar- . t 1 raneine for th Herbst rnpltnl rennet tne Driae s parents on oouin rounn' - - i mer state senator In Eimfnrn rtreenn street, to Mis. Nell Bull, daughter of j J ta J?' I last 2?, red thi first broad" dTln Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bull. Only immed " on: sale today at Van , of late relatives saw Justice of the Peace, 2' -nZ:l 'Wy President, says Arthur C. Williams tie the nuptial knot. The parents of the bride and Sjocin, and Mr. and Mrs. Hasbrouck and son Lyman, Isaac Hill and Mr night at the L. deemed certain T). S. tabernacle is Mr. Herbst and his the Walla Walla Union. The occasion was a gathering of democrats In the talented wife, who Is Mrs. Ina Wright ! rthue fr tDe PurPe of organ Violin, Voice and Piano. My Sweet Repose Schubert .) (M 'a) and Mrs. Will Roe made ud the : ""bst. have announced their pro- guest list that sat down to a delicl-' KrRm for Tuesday evening as follows: mm rtlnnpr follow!?! the mnrrlaze. ! PraTer Roesel Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery will be at home In South La Grande. , Among the sticlety events of im portance during the week was the surprise tendered Ur. mil Mrs. J. J'.1 Stevenson by nearly 50 of their friends last Tillit. It whs truly a .surprise and a pa.-n:it evening was enjoyed by all. Kefrtshments were served by the invnutrs consisting of Ice cream and cnlte. Mrs. Stevenson and Out mother, Mrs. Page, leave Wednesday for an extended visit in the east. Their trip will take tliem to Schenectady. New York, und In about tnree months they will return to Portland, Oregon where Dr. Stevenson will be located by I n: time. The doctor will be in J--i Grande until the first of September. A reception was tendered Pr. Lain the newly arrived Presbyterian min ister last evening nt the residence of Mrs. Turner Oliver. The house was tnstily decorated with sweet pens, na sturtiums, and various kinds of ver dure. Light refreshments were serv ed. Dr. Lane Is greatly pleaded wit"! izlng a Woodrow Wilson and Thomas I R. Marshall campaign club, which I started its work with a membership. j of 52, headed by Ben F. Hill, presi ' dent, and Rev. Edward Barber, sec- AND Improved Property In La Grande Building Loans i Repayable In Monthly Installments La Grande Phone Main 752. Investment Co. La Grande, Ore. (a) (b) The May Night Brahms Violin Concerto "Merriment" ..... Beethoven First movement. (i')The Thrush Sing Loud Today .. i.L) The Maiden and the Butterfly. D'Alber! Nocturno Op. 32 Chopin The Minstrel ! BmIne the cen'ral building prepars Secret Love Hlldari! Sarasai'j I retary. Mr. Pierce was the principal speak er of the evening. I - School Hoard Meets. j The board of education met last evening. Regular routine work tool: i no the session. Director Day was ap- polnted as a committee of one to ev- hai Oiiisy Lays na from "La Travlata" vif.lln Godfrey Herbst. Vcice ina Wright Herbst :".i 'o Kdith Wright Thy. Verdi tory to kalsomining the rooms of i building. i No teachers were elected last eve : ning, but there are several more to be decided upon, it is the plan to c::ip'n;- i-.Lout o5 teachers ihe cumin SELLS PEXDLETOX BUILDING . Dormitory of Pendleton Academy Is Truded for Grande Ronde Farm. J. W. Cummins today traded 320 acres about eight miles east of La Grande, to Henry T. Hill for the dor mitory of the Pendleton academy. Mr. Hill purchased the property of the old Pendleton academy some time ago. Mrs. Johnson 'ot Fined. Receiver! Sale, Mrs. R. Johnson has been put on parole and was not fined for assault By virtue ot Bn order lMned ou ' on Miss Floberg as announced during anl under the seal of the district the week. The Observer was misin- court of the United States for the di- formed as to the .fine, the court ruling trlct of 0regon app0;n?ing w g pa. that no fine wasflttlng in the case. : .. , , . , nalie, receiver for a certain stock of Xotice to Contractors of Paint and goods, described as follows, towlt: He- stock of goods, ware and merchandise Kulsomiue. The Gossard at $3.50 Is a Real Corset Bargain t "0TICE. To threshcrmcn. .The Amalgamat ed Supur company has good four foot wood to s!l cheap. For particulars tt H F. HMwrtt 8-2-tf FOR RENT Furnished housokeepln? rooms, either two or three rom .'nit. 1 r 1 1 N. avenue. Phone Bind T.Tll. S-H-tf Madi' in ov.o c f tli,' -lt';uk'st ronfcftioiu'ry f.-'ctnri"s in Thi' wnrll. irnii the purest nv. richest materials with out regard to prieo. and the single intent of produc iiiii the nit'st I't il'ert ehoenlatt s that it is pnssihle to make. .Mai direr (.'nil,, to Hie End. ' Uenver. Aus. 2. Fighting desper ately with a sheriff's posse un;il he I wns dropped by a bullet, Georgo Bal i low. owner of a stage line who last j night enttred the dining room of the South Platte hotel at South Platte, , Col., 20 miles son'ii and .hot mid j Kerioiifcly wounded .Mrs. Charles YVall- brack, the owner of the hotel, and wounded James McWhorten, a Kansis j City tourist, was captured tndity In t'.ie mountains, iiiillo-.v Is serious : injured. GET A BOX OF e- FOB 1MSW STRIKE IS UltnniED. ( 'hU-iiuo Street Rillwuy People fie ' niiind Walkout or Concession. I Chiea;o, Aug. 3. Employes of the Chicago elevator and surface lines to j the number of lO.dOO today have vot j ed In favor of a strike. It is claimed ' j the men favor the strike ten to one. According to the leaders a tie-up Is certain unless the demands of the en aie granted. They erst a trille nmiv llian ordinary chocolates, hut no one who appreciates daintiness and superlative t-xeelletiee will ever think they cost too much. Put up in l-'J 11... 1 Ih. and 2 lh. l.oes. Red Cross Drug Store Plior.e Miui4. TI IIKKV WOULD SKTTLE. IVnrr I'nilsMiries Krom Italy and Ti.r ley to Meet Shortly Is Relief. London. Anp. 3. Dispatches touay from Constantinople state that the T-.i-Ush government has appointed n i o"ur!:'slon to discuss peace teres l,.v-.-en Italy and Turkey and thai 8 i.u.tiiii; of the emissaries of the two "iitne.i v. ill take place at Lausanne In Switzerland. mm i Notice is hereby given that sealed In that certain store building located ! bids will be received until 7:30 o'clock on the southwest corner of First and j p. m. of Aug. 9, 1912, by the school Main streets in the city of Josepi, j board of school district No. 1, at La Wallowa county, Oregon, known as Grande, Oregon, for ihe painting of the S. E. Forsstrom store d by vir- ; a!! the window sash and frames on tue of an order of sale made by the j 'he old high school outside only, and above court for the above-mentioned all the wall3 to be tinted on Inside, stock of goods. I one coat glue size, one coat of kalso-' Notice is hereby given that I, the j mine, color to suit board, the cracks undersigned, receiver for said stock j to be all filled, the windows to be of goods, will on and before Saturday, given two coats pure lead and pure the 10th day of August. 1912, receive Jinseed oil, also the walls and ceil j ings to be treated the same on the lower floor at north side new school and all windows treated the same as the other already mentionew. Con tractors to furnish all material and ami by the window, all work to be labor. All bids must be by the yard completed by August 23th, 1912. The bo?rd reserve-? the right to re ject any and all bids. Bids to be left with school clerk. ARTHUR C.WILLIAMS, School Clerk. A ne 3 5 0 7 8 9. 1912 sealed bids at my. office In Joseph, Oregon, on the above stock cf goods, said bids to be accompanied by cash or a certified check for nnt less tl-.sa 10 per cnt of the amount bid and : hereby further reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Dated this 12th day of July. 1912. ' 7-31-61 Winning: the Lntonhi Derby. t This Is one of those Kin? Paepor j Imps. It's the greatest horse race ; picture ever produced and will jj ' porn at Sherry's Aug. 7 and S. KZXl The Gossard front lace corset has always sold at $5, op to this year. It is worth more than $5 to the woman who appreciates the style and solid comfort she en joys in the Gossard the one right corset. The great demand for the Uoi sard has enabled the makers, b doubling their output, to lower the price to $3.50, while keep lag up the high quality that has made the Qoseard America's su preme corset A complete line always or hand. Price $3.50 to $3.50. If you need a new const tI phont Red 3221. KRS.R0RT. PATTIS05 CsnstUra. Lefroit Overalls Finck' Special Are Here Prires The Lowest Cash Store IB ALTON ! i fit m ' - ill
