La Grande evening observer., August 13, 1912, Image 8

T,A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. TUESDAY. AUGUST 13, 1912.
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FOUND SUNDAY
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TlilrJ Victim Is Found Xear lluiitinir-(on.
Huntington. Ore, Auk. 12. Apns
Powell, another victim of the great
flood of a few days ago wag found last
night with the arms thrown over a. log.
The body was held In the Jake of
water dammed up by the railroad
track. One other child is mining and
will probably be found In about the
tame locality within a day or two.
The body of Agnes was found un
der 30 feet of water where the arti
ficial lake bad backed tip.
The funeral was held this afternoon
from the undertaking rooms at three
o'clock. Rev. J. J. Davy preachea tne
funeral sermon and burial was in the
Huntington cemetery.
morning s'rvrd to create widespread
Interest among the public in genwal
and amusement lovers In particular.
As a matter of fact E. L. Davenport,
general agent of the Edwards' Pan
American shows has been In the city
for several days perfecting arrange
ments for the appearance In this city
I of the Edwards' organization, which
I had the distinction of having provided
all of the aiijuKeiner.t features and
I atliac tions in connection with tb;
U:o!('tii PotU'tch in Seattle very rc
j ct ntly. '
While the Edwards' fisprecaticn Is
I comparatively new to "ue amuscmr.t
I l. vcra rjf M cprHnn If ta pr.i !1ff
a? one of the best tented organl El
lens that has ever visited this lo
cality and If it sustains in ever so
Blight ft degree the reputation it has
established in other localities It is
snfe to assume that local amusement
hvcrs have a rare treat In store. The
tents of the organization occupy the
acant property adjoining the 0. W.
At Sherry.
The Pathe Weekly. The features
of this newsy number are the fatal
automobile accident at Lyons, France.
This piciture is a rare one, the cam
era man having secured the full de
tails of the frightful smash. Horrible,
yet after all rare items of news, phot
ographs tJfcen at night of the burning
oil gusher at Taft, Cal., driving tan
dem of 4U untrained hordes and many
other Interesting items, including:
Sydney, Australia, the governor gen
eral of Australia, Lord Denman, and
his!! wife, Lady Denman, open the
royal agricultural show.
Sissone, France. Lieutenant Arre
teau, of the artillery, duplicates his '
feat of driving tandem 40 untrained
horses around the parade grounds.
Chicago, III. Ex-President Roose
velt arrives for the republican na
tional convention and addresses the
crowd from the balcony of the Con
gress hotel.
Cokertown, N. Y. The farmers here-
The High Cost of Liviimg
',. . . t t I abouts are following the new vogue In
tersectlon of Depot and Jeffersoi. . , . . "6UC
streets, an admirable location sln? i:
Is centrally located and easy of ac
cess from all parts of the city.
FRY SHIPMENT
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COMES
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BASS FOR MO KG AN LAKE WITH
THE LOT.
TIdIob County Streams to Oct Trout
Later to the Month.
Fry in great quantities are soon to
be shipped nito Eastern" Oregon and
the first consignment reaches here
Saturday. La Grande at that time gets
a shipment of bass Tor Morgan Lake,
and Baker gets a trout shipment but
little later the trout fry for Tnlon
county streams will be brought here.
Deputy Game Warden Oral yester
day received notice from State Game
Warden Finley to the effect that the
fry re to be shipped here on that
date, coming to La Grande in 15 10
gallon cans, addressed to J. W.
Knowles and will be planted in Mor
gan lake. On the same train will ronJe
t)Af for William Hutchinson of Un
ion Baker gets 75 cans of trout.
State Gau- W'Jfden Finley will per
sonally sup 'ke. care of the fish
en route to the 4t'";.ion8 and at
tnd to prompt plai,'1,.? ."f ,ne ,rv
nee they reach here. ss5.
t,
It Is of course manifestly Imposs'j"?
to give any deUile.l account of tnf
villous at m Hon j. but, equail' of
'ourse, there be the Midway wl i
its myriad f.t'.ract'ons and illnro
merits, a combi ;:'.:ion of things won
derful and 11'j.Jt'tyitig, instructive am?
lr teresting, cp'criated to anneal n
the classes as well as to satisfy the.
rr asses and tu in- c the demands of
the discriminating element that seeks
enlightenmei). wu'le being entertain
ed. There i.'i e a merry-go-ro i il
ior the ediil.-ation of the little foliu
nd all of the Innumerable Inciden
tals, inclulnir band concerts, llg.iv,
etc., etc., witiiout which no well reg i
lated carnival would seem complets
The local engagement will be fo.
five days and nights, beginning tnig
evening when the doors of the var
ious attractions will be thrown open
to the public. The management Is
diligent In proclaiming that all of tlu
ffatures are clean and wholesome in
character, and that there is a total
absence of the many reprehensible
features so often to be found with
tented organizations.
II no
IJLAD CITY PARTY TO CATH.
IRIE.
j farming and are using dynamite to '
remove the boulders In their fields. I
Worcester, Mass. The United Com-!
mercial Travelers hold their annual :
convention In this city. ,
Seattle, Wash. The great North-'
western Development congress, head
ed by Louis W. Hill, who recently sue-'
ceeded his father, James J. Hill, as
head of the Great Northern railway,'
is received with a shower of roses.
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tofferson, for the Panama Exposition, i
in San Francisco, flies from the roofi
of the Multnomah hotel. I
Washington, D. C A new automat-1
Ic device for delivering and collect-)
ing mall, which needs no one to oper
ate it, is being tried by the govern-!
ment on the Chesapeake branch of the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Mrs. Atkins to Speak Tonight.
Mrs. Florence Atkins arrived In La
Grande this morning from Baker City.
She will speak this evening at the
Baptist church on woman suffrage.
.rs. Atkins has a national reputation
as an able speaker and comes highly
recommended from all places where
she has spoken. She has a rapid, log
ical and fiery style with which she
mixes pleasing and original humor.
The admission this evening will be
7 1 ana a large crowd wll.MFWYP
free and a large crowd is expected to
hear this able orator.
FUN FESTIVAL
DOORS WILL ItK THROWN Ol'KN
THIS EYKNlMi.
Edward Shows (cinie Here From So.
altle Potlii.tch, .
ri.o fnrt that La (iramle was 1"
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A party of Island City folk left this
morning for a week's camping trip on
the delightful grassy banks of Cath
erine creek. The, party is composed
of Mis Blanche Clark, Lloyd Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Clark, who are visiting
In Island City from the east, Slips
Htelln Hunter, Jlfoa Netta Kiddle, Wil-
it:ir Z'.irl'ri'k, and Mr. and Mr?, C, R.
Ellis who have been visiting with the
Bidwells at Island City. r5.-
Itiir stock Kami Sold
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J. M. Cameron and another man from
Portland have purchased what Is
known as the old Oliver ranch in Ladd
Canyon, near Union. This ranch con-
i Bists of liuSO acres of latfd and is well
adapted to raising stock. It is under
tood that the new owners will use it
for that purpose. The place, will pro. j
Melody Becomes Malady.
That persons have very diverse Ideas
and tastes In music was exemplified
In an Incident at a pupils' vocal re
cital lately. A young woman was hav
liig yulte a struggle with a song and
one wornnn In the audience said to ber
companion?
"Isn't that a beautiful melodv?"
The other looked bored and said:
: "It sounds more like a malady to
jne."-St. Louis Post Dispatch. j
Making Her Comfortable. j
Xlosfs Youngest Don't your shoes
feel very unyorpforjsile when you
walk. Mrs .Newryche? Mrs. New- j
ryche Dear me, what nn extraordi
nary question: Why do yon nsU. cljlld? ,1
Yount.'stor-Oh. only 'col (.!(! h9 ; I
day since you'd come Into your
y you'd got far too big for tour
other
hioney
toots.
In the Hall of Fame.
"His father Is in the hull of fame."
due. both Hav and pasture in bund-' " ,,y' ,,a,.T Kn,,w ,Me 01,1 K,'ntle-
1 I mnn wnf niil
bave a carnival (luring u.e ir in , ance ami is wen watereo. une or tne j "r,ve to be dead to 1 In there?"
week seems not to have been very gen- j purchasers, J. M. Cameron is a brother . "gure."
erally known, but the arrival of the j of the Cnion harnts man, E. G. Cam- '-Well, be is ouly iu t i A c dusting the
arnlval orpanlzntion early Mondnv fvon Oreson Stout. tusls.''
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Armor nate nosicry
Wear the Longest
19c
Socks
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iiiARMOR
11. PLATE
HOSIERY
7Kf Mens fine
u J C-ribb&d special
OA. Mens Socks I'Jl
ee eft eV e em
Dalton s Cash Siore
2nd Door West of Post Office
Where Cash Beats Credit
AVc have a ti;act of six acres, located near city limits, with a good set of build
ings, alxl good water right, capable of producing a good income in addition to fur
nishing the eatables for the family. The price is $2750.00, and can be handled
with a payment of $250 down and the balance on easy term$. The owner is a non
resident, and is willing to dispose of this place at a bargain price and make the
terms so that any industrious Person can easily pay out on the place. The pur
chaser of this place can rest assured that with the progress La Grande is making
that his investment will in a very short time make him a very handsome profit as
well as provide him with a good income during the time that advances in values
are adding to his wealth.
INVESTIGATE THIS
THEN ACT
La Grande Investment Co.
La Grande, Ore.
Phone Main 752.
Oh Joy! Look!
5
EDWARDS
N
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UUA
DAYS AND NIGHTS
Of Wholesome Amusement
Pan
American
5
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A Well Balanced Combination of the ' Best Available
Features Known to the Profession of
Tented Amusements
8 Eight Big Shows 8
3 Sensational Free Acts 3
Steam Merry-go-round t
Uniformed Brass Band
Confetti Battles
Ably Administered Honestly Advertis d
Honorably Conducted
5 DAYS AND NIGHTS 5
Opposite Fas&tiger Station. Corner Depot and Jeffer
son Streets. Beginning, Tuesday Evening August 13.
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