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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1912)
II 'i I. . 1 1 . s 1 PAGE EIGHT SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1912. DB. HOLT TO LOGATE HERE rnvrnz T. A rtTlANDE EVENING OBSERVER, pni nwn i ircc nnTDTinni i - 4 UULUIILL LIILU IIIULI I.U.. ifl 11 f"! f H IT FT 17 I Methodist Episcopal Church, ' ' J. D. GILLILAN, Pastor. The Sunday school In this church meKs at 9:45 sharp, ff. H. Green, su aSUONAL GUARD SCUGEOJI HIESjperlntendent, and the Epworth Lenue AT THE CHURCHES. TO LA GRA3DE. 3Unse Soriteon at St Vincents for a Time Locates With Molltor. " Dr H. E. L. Holt a physician and sBtgeoa of Portland, bat associated himself, with Dr. N, Molltor and wl'l fefcreafter make La Grande his perma nent Dome. Dr. Holt was for some ttm associated with Dr. Parker In PBrtiruxf and was also house surgeon Sb. Vincent's hospital. He was cap 2sH and surgeon ot the Oregon Ni acaral Guard until recently. Be is hardly a stranger to the Sntie Ronde valley for he married the only daughter of Charles Good wcwgh, rho tot many years was a mer- dlaal at Island City and one 'Of the fwrrtnost men of Union county. Dr. Molltor and Dr. Holt will office together in the Roescb building at the earner of Depot and Adams. In the evening at 7:00 sharp,' Eugene Buh. leader; subject, "Renunciation of Vulgar Display as a Sign of Recog nltlon." I i . ' At the morning hour, 11:00, the pas tor will speak on "Manner of Choos lng Method of One's Death,' and In the evening at 8:00 on "Weighed and Wanting. Wednesday evening because of Its being the last meeting of the T. P. M.,' prior to the annual conference. here it will be the monthly reception of the Young People Instead of the weok following. Concert This Evening. riie La Grande band will render an jien air concert this evening on the ' streets. Following is the program: A It In Snapp, Director. , Assisted by M. T. Garland, Cornet Soloist starch Alvln Snapp. . . .M. T. Garland Jcpular Selection Snyders Hits . . . ....................... Ted Snyder Bwelette Snow Queen Gustave Salzer Yalta Danube Wares (by request) Ivanovlcl Cfcaractertlstlo Roguish Eyes ..... . ...... . ... iR. Gruenwald peratic Selection The Shogun ... j .v. Luders Wait Zeona- Arnold Karch Boston Commandry . . . Carter EXCURSION FOB CIRCUS. trains From 'Baker and Wallowa ' Cutnty oa August 87th Announced. tf.-W, officials announce that La Orande ia to be the mecca of hun Br4t oa August 27 when the Barnum ft Bailey circus comes here for one jerfeimanoe, that of the afternoon. It Ik announced that excursion trains will t ran from Baker and intermediate awtata and from Joseph and Intermed iate points. The circus gives bat one gufermance here as Boise is the next tnn Ml the management wants all 'aa< to make the Jump in. First ..Presbyterian Church. A. O. LANE, Pastor. Washington Avenue and Sixth street Sabbath school. 9: 45. a. ra. Rob ert Eakln, superintendent Morning worship 11 a. m. Subject "God's Image in Man.' Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. Sub ect, "Christian Tact John 4:1-30. Leader, Mr. Spring. Evening worship 8 o'clock. Subject 'Heart Fragrance." ' All are cordially invited to these services. Zlon's Lutheran Church. M street near Fourth street (Uth Sunday after Trinity.) Sunday school at 9 a. m. Preaching services at 10 a. m. Sermon T)y the Rev. Merrell E. Boul ton of The Dalles.' Everyone, welcome. . ' ... REV THEOPHILUS A. SCHOENBERG !'' Patora In charge. i ftirlstfoo Chnrch. -Bible school at 10 a. m. ' Sermons at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Subjects, "The Ideal Character" and "What Think You of Christ V A. J. ADAMS, Minister. (Continued from vare Bio; Bear at Arcade. John L. Sullivan, the performing bear, has been retained for another day and will be on the program to night for the last time. ' He 1b a Cali fornia grlzzley elht years aid ond stands eight feet r.igh, and is well twined. Don't miss seeing him a: the Arcade tonight Coming Monday. "The Ring's Power," a big spectacu'n pro duction. Also oo nrt Fr-liy tu Saturday a j Ave rol production of Oliver Twist, featui'ng Nat Goodwin the famous actor. TO SHOE SALE In Order to Make More Room for Our Men s Shoe Dfnrfi I WE ARE OOINGTO CLOSEOUT Sale Price $2.59 Sale Price $1.69 All I J: ft i .. . n, -auics misse a 1 1 . j i 1 1 i r err Shoes. Our Prices Will Make Them fin. All Ladies' .,$3.25, $3.50 and $1.00 values AH Ladies' $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 values :dff Sale Price $1.49 AH Children's $1.25, $1.40 Ql p O0 and $1.50 values O&le TllCe VOC D ALTON'S CASH STORE 2nd Door West of Post Office. Where Cash Beats Credit been seeking to profit by Lorlrar's support, so long as they believed It would be useful, and then ' turned against him. Certain New England senators, I regret to say, who took the lead In conducting the campaign In defense of Lorlraer helped to put through a steal of the republican num liiatlon in Chicago.'' Next Monday night Roosevelt Pro gresslves will form local clubB at Un ion, Cove and Imbter. Prime movers in these three localities have tele phoned and written to Chairman Gefl des of the La Grande club, asking tor organizing forces on that night, and La Grande will send an automobile load ot Roosevelt boosters to each of the three towns. Halls have been provided in each place and the iRoosevelt people in each of the three localities predict much Interest in each of the sections. They are all anxious to have their clubs formed and -put into working order. -Wilson Receives State Friends. Sea Girt, N. J Aug. 17. Gov. Wil son held "open bouse" today for resi dent of New Jersey. Hundreds visit- j ed the house to shake Wilson by the band, and hundred of women visitors Joined the Wilson and Marshall leagua o'. New Jersey. . . - Explorer Meets Death. Bombay, Aug. 17. Hunter workman, an American explorer, has been killed by avalanches in the Himalaya moin tains according to a dispatch, received here today. . '. . SUNDAY SCHOOLS FORM. District Abont Elifln Belnir Well Or- ganlzcd Into Districts. , Elgin's rural sections are rapidly be ing cemented with Well-formed Sun day school organizations. During the past week or two, R. . Close, the Sun day school organizer, has formed two new Sunday schools one In the In dian creek district with George Scott as superintendent and one In the Highland district with Oscar Benshad- lor as superintendent ' At the latter place an orchestra to supply music at the regular sessions of the school has been organized. Tomorrow Mr. Close will hold an organization meeting in the Hlndmand section. ' . . We are prepared to handle loans in any - amount on improved real estate in Union county. No delays. N We Make a Specialty of Building Loans If you are required to furnish a surety bond. No delays or red tape. we can issue same. How about your fire insurance? Wejxpresent the strongest companies in the World, v v and adjust our losses. SaBSaBSSBSSBMBBSsSJMMBBSJMBMSJMBBBSliaBBBBBlSSSlB La Grande Investment Co. Phone Main 752. La Grande,' Ore. WANTED A striper girl. Hackman Cigar Factory, 1409 Adams avenue. 8-17-2tp POLITICS AND POLITICIANS Miss Helen Dougherty of Providence Is the first woman to run for state of fice in Rhode Island. She haa been nominated by the socialists for ec retary of state at the November elec tion. The Dorchester Historical Society of Boston has been presented with a banner which was carried by the ad herents of Henry Clay through the New England states at the time Mr. Clay was a candidate for. president It Is thought to be the only one In existence. Frank H. Funk, who has been nom lnated by the Progressive party in II' Unols for governor, is a practical far mer. He operates a farm of more than .000 acres In McLean county, nearly all of which fs under high cultivation. Mr. Funk graduated from Tale univer sity In 1S91. During his college days he was celebrated as a football player, being left tackle on the. famous Tale team of 1890. Furnished rooms, close to .business section. Clean, attractive and reason' able. 1620 Sixth street Phone BL 1461. 8-17-tf WANTED TO BUT A fresh Jersey cow on easy terms. Address C. T. Swartwood. Phone Farmers 12x9 8-17-tf Special TrrJfl of Seashore Excarsiea- Ista oa August list Hav. you made arrangements to go on the excursion to North Beach, Au gust list? If not, call on Agent J. Keeney and get full particulars so that proper equipment can be provid ed to handle the crowd which la going from Baker, Hatnea, North Powder, Union, Joseph, Enterprise, Wallowa, Lostlne. La Grande. Imbler and Elgin, j i oe u.-w. it. N, special train will leave La Grande on August 21st at 8:00 p. m. arriving at Portland August 22nd at 6:30 a. m. Excursionists may leave Portland for the Beach on the day of their arrival, or stop over in Portland going until August 23rd, and on return trip up to September 6th. Those who desire to go right on to the Beach can take the steamer "Hassalo" which leaves Portland Ash street dock at 8 a. m., arriving atthe Beach af ter a few pleasant hours. Or they can leave on the steamer, "T. J. Potter," the evening of their arrival at 10:3P p. m., arriving at the Beach early the next morning. i The boats are equipped with excel lent restaurant service, and the river FOR RENT Three unfurnished house- trip alone is worth the price of the keeping rooms. Phone Black 3272 ticket 8-17-19-20 8-17-tf ' WANTED Experienced man and wife want work on ranch, or will rent a ranch with tools and Implements fuf nished, and receive a share. Ad- -dreBS Geo. E. Arnold, La Grande, c-o C. T. Swartwood. 8-17-tf THE I Flomheim Shoe F0Vf Who Cares AH new styles in Tan, Gun Metal, Patent Leather. Our shoe line is positively complete in all the late and snappy styles. THE CELEBRATED STETSON MAT Is one of our leaders. You know it's worth. You can be fitted here in any style. . You will be thoroughly satisfied with your next suit of clothes if purchased from us. Toney & Scranton
