La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 10, 1912, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text? B B: Bt B( u B CI u a p g u , n i 9 P t t C I PAGE EIGHT SOCIETY Activity In society circles this week las been nearly dormant The hills, the coast anil Wallowa Xnke are at tracting many people aud the remain der of society members prefer to visit informally and enjoy a change from the tension of strict society forms anil customs. Many La Oranders are planning to take advantage, of the ex cursion .to Wallowa Lake- tomorrow for a brlvf outlug. The greatest musical treat of the seanon occurod last Tuesday nig'n i" ha recital given by the llerbst fam ily. Godfrey llerbst on the violin was delightful. His selections ra.i from I the difficult movements ef Beethoven' violin concertos to the beauties of Chopin's nocturnes, and from that to descriptive pieces, Imitating the bee and rendering the Gypsy lays. Ina Wright llerbst Is a girl from our neighboring town. I'nlon, and thougr. as between the two towns, Union m? have the first claim, yet In the staie we can claim her from Union county, and as she becomes known over tut nation, the whole state of Oregon wl'.l Jay claim to her, and having occupied & nromlnent part In the court opersi cf Germany, naturally while then she would be known as an American rep resenting our whole nation. Her se lections consisted not only of the Hint and airy melodies,' but also of selec tions from the operas, thus giving a program, both popular and techni-al. Her coloratura work In the Aria from La Travlata showed excellent voice training and was, indeed, betuih'ul. She handled her voice as well in the -M r, a-iit endrinf DB eh P did in the Boft, sweet songs of repose; oe- -j, g o'clock tonight. La Grande has e hieh notes clear & nover soon nnvthine like it as S a visit to the exhibit tonight win S verify. All the sample here are done on ivory and beautifully mounted In pure gold. The col- S 8 lection is value at thousands, $ none of the paintings costing "$ les than $250. The exhibit Is ar- 4 ranged out of curiosity to those '$ i who have inquired for the prlvl- ? ilege of viewing them. ate of the University of Michigan. She then studied music for four years in Berlin and for three years sang with the court opera of Colburg. Germany. Since then she has sang In many of the courts of Europe and has spent part of her time In giving private In struction. This is the fin-t trip of Mr. Godfrey llerbst. of Saxony, Germany, to America. They like America and will likely make their future home In the rast. They expect to do tome con rert work during the next year and Mrs Herhst Is considering an offer from the Metropolitan Opera company of New York. Alter many vain starts the Milem club and frien'ls tire going to scale Mt. Emilv and "Mt. Emily or bust'- Is :he adaption of the old p!oncer-day slo- t ti,o nnintenr mazamas. They will go by wagon the Fox hill route as far as possible anil tnen mice iu us ance of the. way. A downpour of rain ie the only thing of the ordinary ob structions that can keep them back this time, the members having plan ned the trip several times this year. In the party will be the Milem society i t AItT EXHIBIT TOMCHT. S At the request of numerous so- 8 llcltatlons. Mr. and Mrs. Fredor- ick Webster, the Chicago artist? 4 who are visiting here, have con- ? S- sented to loan their dozen or bo $ pieces of Mr. Webster's handl- G craft for an hours exhibit to- $ night at the Henry & Carr fur- S 8 nlture store. They have only 10 3 or 12 pieces of the wonderful portrait paintings with them, but K S these will be shown from 7 until S LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, YOUTHS CHARGED WITH ASSAULT nd her low nots well rounded. The piano wag played by Mrs. Herbsfs sister. Edit Wright Pny. We enjoyed the concert, and assure the en tertainers of a hearty reception for r,Mi ritai dnrlniz this coming fall I season. , Mrs. Ina Wright Herbst Is a gradu- F:r The I RETURNED "i VACATIONIST Constable I. YV. Faulk Tffctcrday Ar rested Eight Parties. Yesterday Constable I. W. Faulk ar rested four boys and a girl charged bv a man named Mason with assault. It Is claimed that a party of iive, Irvin Bramwell. Jack Smith, E. P. Klvetie: and Tonf Milligan ant' a gill. wri! Joy riding. They met Mason who was driv ing a light buggy, and It Is said they Jumped out of the car and grabbed the horse's trad anil started to lead it off the road with the result of up5ettin.K the buggy. In the Justice court thin morning they waived examination itid are now out on ?2.'u bonds each. Tio case against the girl was dismiss;'! Constable Fnulk also arrested fcur men for violation of the .fish laws. It Is said they have failed to place t-:e proper screens in Irrigation d!ti'u"s. They are S. L. Hunter, Alexander Sla ter, A. C. Hess and J. T. Mulverhlll. all of Union. Read This Some Very Choice Lots In nomifif s Addition Film Negative Album. Kodak Print Album - -Dry Mounting Tissue Velox Papers Velox Water Colors Trimming Doards Photo Mounts Printing Frames RED CROSS Drug Store members, Miss White, Miss Foley, Miss Aiurpny, .miss .ueuu u .uwo uv.ivn - . and among the men who will go will that Jt U hat to d yon , to do be William Desellt of Canada who is visiting here, Elmer Thomas, the offi cial guide, Norman Desilet, waiter Francis and others. I ( On Friday evening the Missionary society of the Methodist church gave a A Mighty Orchsstra. One of the most remarkable concerts ever held was projected by P. S. Gil- more of Boston as a celebration of the j peace following the war between the states. A remarkable fenture of the ; concert was the grand orchestra, com- : posed of 1.01M pieces, the largest of j cbestra ever assembled in thla countrr It consisted of the following lnstru ments: One hundred and fifteen first . violins. 100 second violins, 65 vlolon- cellos. 65 violas. 85 double basses. 8 j flutes. 8 clarinets. 8 oboes. 8 bassoons, j 12 horns. 8 trumpets, 9 trorqbones. 3 , tubas. 10 drums. 25 piccolos and flutes. 20 Eb clarinets. 50 Bb clarinets. 60 Eb j cornets, 75- Bb cornets. 75 Eb alto ! horns. 25 Bb tenor horns, 60 tenor trombones. 25 bass trombones. 25 Bb ; bnritones. 75 Eb bass tubas. 60 small j drums. 25 bass drums, 10 cymbals and ' 10 triangles. j WhlstUr and His Tailor. j "Curiou'i enough." wrote Mortimer , 'Menpes. "wheuever one came In con- j tact with Walstler one entirely forgot one's own n fairs and became com- pletely occupied with bis. The Bt or the master's coat was far more impor tant to me than my own artistic work. At the tailor's Whistler would give an elaborate description of how a certain coat was to be made, and the tailor would carry out his directions literally. But no sooner had the man accomplish ed the work than Whistler woqld say: This is all wrong How dare you say I am a painter. It is not my oiisioe i make coats. That Is yonr province. Therefore you should have led me to do what yon knew to h rlchf " At Bargain Prices and Terms 4Qf Acres near Imbler at $60 per acre. OU Is carrying a mortgage for $12,000 $5,000.00 Cash will handle this, balance will be carried as second mortgage. 6 Room House Furnished, Near Palmer mill. Will sell or rent. Easy terms on sale - Select Your Grand View Lot Before The Raise La Grande PhonezMain752. Investment Co. La Grande, Ore. nnse of navine claims against said Jiotlce. Estate and expenses of admlnistra- Anyone caught hunting or trespas tion the said executrix after the 19th sing on our land will be prosecuted, day of August, A. D. 1912, will pro- ( Peebler Brothers. I 8-6-tf ceed to sell at private sale the fol- j lowing described land belonging to i Beware ol Ointments for said estate, of so much thereof as Catarrh That Contain NfeVcurv mar be necessary for the purpose of sySSS paying claims against saw esute ana and competely deranKo tho expenses Of administration inereoi, wj,ole system when entering it tnrouKn Th. Imperial Eagla. The Imperial eagle, the largest of the snecies known, flies to a height of from program and social at the residence! 10.000 to 15.000 feet. It ta native , It n r Fri-ts on Third street Dr Poutu America, and Its Habitat Is of B. O. Fri.ts on Third street. , oft romlntaln of that Todd of Willamette university was powpr Qf Bv)n(, , bi(rn al. present and made an Interesting ten-, .tItmlwi tR pniy exceeded by the condor minute talk. 0f ti,p Amies, wbich is ald to nave at- , tallied a Uelglit of six miles, or within Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. A. T. one mile of tlx-irremest height ever at- cina and fiuion of Walla Walla. Light tained bv a balloon The engle sails in . nnrthwpst nuarvr of said Catherine In honor of Mesdames Hi;- the air at heights ranging from three gectlon nne, township three, south gins nad Gulon of Walla Walla. Light to tire mnes ana we,. I of range tniny-e.gm eM ' -'" h ' . - i wnrd hv an otwener on the earths et!e meridian, thence west along th' retresnments weresereu. , sl);bt ,D at)OUt The Mies Ethel and Mayme Rleth mlmUf!'- will be among the Wallowa Lake vis- 0Jd jmt Virginia Tav.rn., ltors. leavinc tomorrow for a week's s0 unlvet:il In the enrtj days In tn.wlt rnmmenc nz at the nortneasi the mucous sunaces. sura ruoi biiuuiu tcywu. comnienciug hi luc u i never be ued except on prescriptions nnmav flf th TlfirthWeSt OtiaiTter Ol ...i, ii... u.hoH,mno- (section nine (9) in township three (3) they will do is t-n fold to the gooil you south of range w , Mr&rr& 5, 'p. J. or"Wlllamette meridian in union ; cht.ncy & Co- t. ipuo, o., contains no eonntv. Oregon, and running thence , merf ur.-. ara Is t.-.K-on internally, acting east senteen and seven-ninths i ,WvhMK 7-9) rods to the northwest corner or i f;'ta.r),- rvT!, s .re yn BCt the irenu- man, thence south on the west line of ;,,,,... ;;..,.(n- said tract conveyed to J. A. Huffman one hundred and twenty-five andflve- i ninths Hi 6-9) roas to me norcu line of a tract of land sold by said I John W. McAlteter and wife to Joel Richardson out of the nortneast quar KOTICE. My wife, Ruby Macey, having left my bed and hoard without Just cams I will pay no more bills contracted by her from this date, Aug. 6th, 1912. FRED MACEY, . 8-5-10te Trlco 75c per bottle. oonoflntlon. Kidneys and Bladdery for sale by A. T. HILL. ration at the popular resort. this country was tht custom of free ette meridian, thence west along the north line of said last named tract forty-eight and eight-ninths f 4S S-9 rods, thence north on the east line of said last named tract thirty-four and four-elevents (24 4-11) rods, thence n-f,ct eirht and eiitht-ninths (S 8-M I The H ugskami SHOES entertainment that It was a law in - d b M John w. McAllstcr distinct agreement to par for Doarcl nml shelter no pay could collected and his wife to S. F. Richardson, tvonra north nlnetv-one Rnd three- elevenths (91 3-11) rods to the north- fri.in nnv cuest no matter now long lie i ... ...., f th northwest ouarter renumied In the few taverns that ex- 0f the northeast nunrter of the north iste l ttie prices were low. aiHuit a siill- w-est quarter of said section nine. n dinner, and It was onlem! ttiiit township three, soiun rante ! eight east or Willamette mencnun unu thence ea.t forty (40) roils to the place of beginning. i That the said sale will be.for r?rt ; cash and the balance on time, secured I bv mortcage on the land sold as mav I be agreed upon by the said executrix and the purchaser thereof.:' I Pated at La Grande. Orrcon, thtf ISth dav of July. A. D. 1911. , ' GRACE C. McALlPTER. : Executrix. d July :c-:t auk s-10-17 hi.- the meal must be wholesome and Bind Settlement Work, j "Came Into a fortune, diitti t ne?" "Yes. a lli! one." ' What's he doln' these dtiys'r" "H hn become interstiil :n settle ment work " . "Well, that oimht t" Ke-p hi'" occti pled for awhile He owed every imkiv. ' I HO! FOR THE SEASHORE EXCURSION I From La Grande North Beach Washincton Via O- W-R&N $10.00 Round Trip Hidden. Dismal Pawson I'm trvlnu to Bl , back to me poor old mother. She mn t aeen me fa-e for ten year. Oicl tien I tleman I guess that Is the tnnh hy don't you wash it? MAKE GOOD Because made good. Get them at Dalton's Gash Store Where Cash Beats Credis Notice of Executrix's Sale. Notice U hereby given to all con rrmed that un.kr and by virtue of an order of the county court of Vn- lon county, state of Orteon. mace anfl entered on the 17th day of July. V P I!:;, in the matter of the es tate of John W. Ye.VIer. deceased, autliominc and directing Grace C McAllMer. executrix of the )nt w'M and trstr.n.etit of the stiid John W. Vr.Vlister. deceased, to sell at private sale the hereinafter described lands bclor.gitig to said estate, for the par- Administrator's Satire. NOTICE IS KEKEBY GIVEN Tha' the undersigned has been appointed administration of the estate of Wil liam Earls, deceased, and all person bM-'ne cla'.ms-tigaii st sa'd esr' mus' piesciit the same, duly verified, t 'he undersigned at the store of TTonrv ft Carr In La Grande. Oregon, wlthlr six months from the date of this no tlce. Dated this 19th day of July. 1P1I. . J. J. CARR, Administrator of the estate of Wil liam Earls. Deceased. GEO. T. COCHRAN. Attorney for Administrator, htly r?-:6 Aug 2-9 This Fare includes round trip STEAMER TRIP DOWN THE COLUMBIA. , From Portland to NORT1 BEACH on O.-W. If. & X. steamers "1IASSALO" or "T. J. I 'OTTER'' leaving Portland Ash Street dock daily exr-ept Sundav at 8 a. m. and 10:30 p. m. respectively. On Saturdav the 4HASSALO" leaves at 1 p. m. TWO WEEKS OF FUN SURF BATHING FISHING CLAM DIGGING BONFIRES AT NIGHT, PICNICS BY DAY. Emhracin? all the comforts of rail and water travel at a rate within the reach of all. This trip is a treat. SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves La Grande August 21st at 8:00 p. m.; arrives Portland Union Depot" August 22nd at 6:30 a. m. TICKETS GOOD RETURNING UP TO SEPT. 5th. STOPOVERS IN PORTLAND ON GOING OR RE TURN TRIP. In order that ample equipment be provided, those, intending fr rrn slimild trot full infnrmnfirn from A H T TT TT " i - , iveeney at once ana let linn kiiow now mauv J. II. "V vu v IV V. A A 1 H will ,ioin the crowd on August 21st.