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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1912)
n IS HE RUTS! program changes Sunday, iloa day, Wednesday and Friday Good rietures Good Music BEST OF VEXTILATIOX. BEFIXED EJiTEBTAIXMEM FOH ALL PEOPLE. HEAVES AYEXGE8 . This fllm can DeBt be describ ed by classing it aa an un usually fine, big drama. Cer tainly this is no over statement THE ESD OF BOBESriERBE. O. C. P. C. A hlstorlacl drama. Coming Friday and Saturday, A SATIOVS PEJUL. THE LAIB OF TBE WOLF. A strongly portrayed drama of present day life by Kalem, Toeal by Miss Massee. I GIVE TOU ALL YOU ASK." (Answer to "All I Ask of You Is. Love") A QUESTION OF SIZE. A tall man and a very small woman fall in love and do ev erything In their power to' match each other in size. YOU ABE ALWAYS WELCOME Admission lOe. . Loge Seat 15c Children under 18 years 5c. SHERRY'S TBE HOUSE OF COMFORT" I T LOCALS TOCGKBl. A bargain. Summer stilts la llgM weights made te order. 131.00. TOGGMY. f . John Bunny and Flora Finch at the Elite tonight. ' . 8-28-2t Dr. Darlarid. the Chrropracxor, grad uate of the National School of Chiro practic, of Chicago, 111., adjusts Sci entifically and Physiologically, the cause of your disease, giving perma nent relief whether Acute or Chronic. Not Drags, Not Surgery or Osteopathy. jCall on him at his parlors, Nos. 18, 19. 20 and 21 in La Grande National Bank building.. Free diagnosis. Five big pictures anda fine vaude ville act at the Arcade tonight -o o For the Busy Han. Merchants' lunch from 11 to 1 clock. 40 cents. Foley Grin. 2-10 -tl Daley & Shewbrook, comedy enter tainers at the Arcade tonight. Learn Chiropractic at The North western School of Chiropractic call on Dr.Darland ai his Parlors No 18 19 20 21 La Grande 1 National Bank. 7-29-tf i icn ciTrnniV A T I- IU1 FA 1 A .1 1 E?A-" SHERRY'S TWO REEL SPECIAL, A NATION'S PERIL. w WL C. HA58EH. Contractor. Brick, Stone and Concrete. o , Bring in your second-hand school books early to the Newlin Book and Stationery company, dly wky 8-28-tf THIS IS THE SCHOOL, Excellent location, complete equip ment Fall term opens Sept 2. Board and room, $1 to $20. .Write or call and see us. Baker Business College. Hanson Klnlon. Props. 7-23-eodtf ouuussssep-sn. A WATIOS'S PERIL A Path mas terpiece n two reels at SHERRY'S Friday and Saturday. 8-28-2t Tfce Elite THEATRE ;thi bomb" or licwsm . nxHft . ... ; FiucisHLBss nCTUM PROGRAM CHANGE?: Sanaay w-' WeaWay Fr-taJ AJm&slon i...:-' .- Children "'""""liji riMMXOW TH1 CBO" rain rusT n a biasou 3A GRANDE EVENING I School books, old anil uew, are bought and sold at Solverthirn's fam ily drug store. . 8"-2G-7t A XAT1Q.V.S PERIL A Pathe mas terpiece in two reels at SUEBltt'S Friday and Saturday. 8-2S-2t A SCHOOL OF QUALITY. Meets every demand of the business world. It will pay you to investigate. j Fail term open Sept 2. Write for j catalog. Baker Business College, Han- sou & Klnlon, Props. 7-23-eodtf two reel feature. classy vaude ville, a fine corned', a Gaumont Weekly. Arcade tonight Bring your old school books and get the cash for them at Silverthoru's family drug store, 8-26-3t Cheap Woe tor Sale Plenty of dry box wood for Un ite g and summer fuel. $1.00 per loa i at Perry, dianda Ronde Lumber company. , t-10-tf John Bunny and Flora Finch at the Elite tonight 8-28-2t r. ' La Grande College. . All last year's siuiieui are in posi tions. Rates lower than other colleg es. You can enroll at any time. Strong course. Experienced teachers. MWStfAg23 , WANTED Messenger boy not under 16 years; wages $25 and fift7. per cent commission on errana. Apply Western Union office. 8-4-tf These hot days call for soda wa ter at SUverthorn' fountain. 8-26-2t Vaudeville at the Arcade tonight. TO SECURE LW FARES EAST IS PASSING AUG. 29, 30 AND 31 and U 6, 7, 8. 11, 12 AND 30 SEP, ARE THE OXLY SALE DATES LLFT on which you can secure reduced ratej to VISIT THE OLD fOLKS 0. S. L, Union Pacific, C. Vim or C. M. & St. P. to Chicago. SOO LIXE TO ST. PAUL OR MIN NEAPOLIS. LOW ROUND TRIP RATES TO PRISCIPAL CITIES IN TUF. EAST Equipment and Service Strictly Hb. Class Let our agent J. H. Keeney aid you in outlining your trip. CITY TICKET OFFICES! 716 Second Avenue . SEATTLE Third and Washington Sts. PORTLAND 601 Sprague Ave. 1117 Pacific Ave. SPOKANE T A COMA JflU NEED Never be embarrassed about your, milk snpply when your pantry shell contains several cane ef . . . Borden's Eagle Milk Thh pr rich mttk we seB at "soV'A CAM." '' ' Fef Sale by , Pattbon Bros. 6BOCXII OPPORTUNITY via OBSERVER. Tha ArrjLild uuu . .... u.t mtimZ . yu;r, last night the occasion being the re- opening of vaudeville. Daley & Shew - brook are fine and made a big hit. Summer merchandise must go. Mid 4ummer clean up sale. The Golden Rule Co. The Newiln Book and Stationery company will sell you second-hand school books in good condition at a great saving. dly wky 8-2S-tf Dr. F4 . Freenor, the spinologlst, who Is now attending the Palmer school of Davenport, Iowa, will be back to liis duties In his office over Scldefs store, Sept. 1st 8-19to.5 Vaudeville tonight. Arcade theatre, KonnL To threshermen. The Amalgamat ed Sugar company has good tour foot wood to sell cheap. For particulars see S. F. BrantwaU. . 1-2-tf A car of stoneware Jars, crocks and jugs just in at W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. 8-19-tf Best of pVices paid by the Newlin Book and Stationery company for second-hand school books, dy wy 8-28-tf Dr. Zimmerman lr In the east and will retuan Sept 1. 7-23-tf Glenn H. Armstrong, professor of pianq, pipe organ and theory. Best Eu ropean and American methods. Phone Black 1352. Res. 604 Adams Av. 8-26-tf Read the La Grande Evening Ob server. ' ' ' . PERSONALS. D. C. Brichoux Is at the Foley, reg istered from Vale, Oregon. Miss Nellie Hill and Miss Zepba Kennedy left this morning to spend a week in Enterprise. Engineer W. H. Harrison left tbh mronlng on a short vacation Into Wal lowa county. Ralph Hutchinson of Union way in La Grande yesterday stopping at the Foley. Mrs. H. D. Spencer of Elgin was In the chy yesterday, a guest at the Foley. v ' " Mr. and 'Mrs. E1ber F. Datson o' Jo seph were visitors In La Grande yes terday, registered at the Foley. Jess Parker was over from Elgin yesterday, a guest with his parents, Mr. and IMrs. Sam Parker. Alvin Orton of Cove was In Grande yesterday, stopping at La tt Foley. . .. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. May of Wal'owa were in La Grande to attend 'the cri cus yesterday. . Ruth, Jean and Charles Holmes of Cove were in La Grande yesterday stopping at the Sommer. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Woodell of Sum merville were registered at the Som mer yesterday. . I A. Avey and wife of Enterprise were in the city yesterday, stopping at the Sommer. Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Severs, and Mr. Severs' parents were over from Cove yesterday the gwwta of Prof, and Mrs. J. D. Stout . ' Roger Deal and family, accompanied by.M'ss Snste Deal and Austin Sloane of Baker went camping today In Deal canyon,' to be gone several days. L. N. Convey and wife of Cove ere In La Grande yesterday to see tbe circus and were guests at tbe Som mer. . ' . Willie Pea re, who was threatened with typhoid fever. Is Matter t day and it If thougbt that be will be at right in a few days. ; : Joe Whitby Is very sick from ty phoid fever. He has not been feeling very well sjnee he quit work at near ly timber ramps several .weeks sgo. Wr. and 'Mrs. HngU MoCaJl of Cove returned this morning from Portland C?tas on. to jCovs immediately, .Mr.ltoou aa possible In order that the McCall waa tbe Union canty dele-'aauad preliminaries may be surted. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 28, 1912. ...... guie to u progressive conveuUon in Portland yesterday ! ! Jrs. John H. Dupes of Pleasant Val ley was a visitor in La Grande yes terday, i guest at tiio Somuier. blie was accompanied by her father,' H. Hansen. - ' ' .Mr. Sjiray and daughter Lievies oi Union passed through La Graa.'.j this morning on their way to Joseph here they will make their ftiture h-me. ' ; . Miss Susie Ferguson, the 15-year-old daughter of Mr. and (Mrs. U K. Ferguson was operated upon yester day for appendicitis. She Is recov ering nicely. Superintendent Crawley of the Pal mer camps was in La Grande yester day looking into the advisability ; hiring some of the Barnum ft Bailey elephants to snake logs for him. H. J. O'Neill, of Portland, tempoi ary passenger agent, was a guest at the Sommer yesterday. O. B. Kertb the new agent Is here today looking over the new field. Miss Addle Knapper, of Joseph, at tended the circus yesterday and spent the night at the home of her sister, Mrs. Colon R. Eberhard. She return ed this morning. Word was received this morning from Prof. N. J. Mansaeger, torater- ly principal of La Grande high school, from Chrlsttanla. Norway. Prof. Man saeger wrote from the capital of Not wny on August 13th, "Arrived yester day from Bergen, a distance of 320 miles and passed through 178 tun nels, one about three and a half miles. This is a country of great sceuery, 'rfcee. rivers, water falls, snow dn.'ts. Slartefs, wooded valleys and most ev erything else wonderful In nature." MOOSE DELEGATE HOME. Past Dictator Bramvrell Returns From Moose Conclave iu East Duly impressed with the scope, solid foundation and surprised at ithe num ber of men prominent and influential In politics and commercial affairs In the United States that occupy posts of Influence In the order, Frank C. Bramwell Is home from the' Loyal Or der oft3fooee convention in kansas City. Among the many speeches by men of nation-wide prominence d llyered during the supreme lodge. Mr. Bramwell was most Impressed with that of Elbert Hubbard, the East Au lora 'wizard. CMr. Bramwell was ac companied by Mrs. Bramwell and she Is r's!t!rg fr!cc3s in Utah. The convention was marked by much business of Importance to 4he lodge and the remarkable Increase In numbers was always a conspicuous phase of reports from all sections. The La Grande lodge of some 500 hns been added since the last supreme lodge. BORDEN IS SCORED. Snffrsee Leaders in London Say Ho Dodges the Issues at Stake. London, Aug. 28. Because he re fused to promise o introduce legisla tion for woman suffrage in the Canad ian parliament. London militant suff ragettes were bitter In their denuncia tion here tonight for Hobert L. Bor den, premier of Cauada. On his leav ing hey declared he "dodged tho la sue." ' ' ': "So far as Canada Is concerned," said rden here tonight, "the qnes tion of giving the ballot to woman Is one tor the provincial legislatures to decide. Anyway, the Canadian wo men are best able to decide for them selves what bey want . '.'The Women's Boclal Political un ion is reported to be considering a Vnilitant campaign In Canada and may undertake to keep prospective Immi grants away from Canada, sending them to New Zealand and Australia instead. TEHriS MATCHES DELAYED. arena and Hat Prevent the Tennis i Matches to Be Played Yesterday. The schedule of the La Grand ten- tnla Journey was sadly npsetjreslcr day on account of the lateness of the clrcua and the showers last evening and this morning. Several matcUee of the first round still remain to be plajea and these will be arranged as I II vrieaiw lu toie am ' . hvim " New Orleans, La., Aug. 27. Sup porters and opponenu of the proposed adoption of the commission plan of government for the city of New Or leans clsed their campaign today. The question will he decided at a special election tomorrow. The measure to be voted upon provides for the admin istration of city affairs by Ave com missioners, one the maor, all elective, a state measure, the referendum atri The recall features re cared tot in lnklative features being subject to a petition of 30 per cent of the register ed voters. , Are Ever at War. There are two things everlastingly at war, joy and piles. But Bueklsn's Arnica Salves will banish plies. It soon subdues the Itching, irritation, inflammation or swelling. It gives comfort invites Joy. Greatest heaMr of burns, bolla, ulcers, cuts, bruises. eczema, scalds, pimples, skin erup tions. Only 25 cents at all druggists. Farmers' Warehouse Movement Atlanta, On., Aug. 27. Plans for handling the cotton crop and a move' ment looking to the consummation of the National Warehouse and Elevator company were discussed at a mass convention of the Georgia Farmers' union In this city today. The ware house project which already has taken definite shape In a number of states. U" regarded as the most advanced step yet taken by the farmers of the coun try in the line of co-operation for mu tual benefit and protection. " Draft the Kansas Platform. Topeka, Kas., Aug. 27. In accord ance with the provisions of the new Kansas primary law the "councils" o." the several political parties assembled In Topeka today. The party councils are made up of the congressmen, tha members of tbe state legislature, elec tors and county chairmen. The prin cipal business of the party council is to prepare th9 state platform. Sta s chairmen also are to be selected and arrangements completed for the com ing state campaign.. Chicago to Have Pure Milk. Chicago, irTTAug. 27. The paste'! tzatlon of all of Chicago's milk supply that comes from dairies not approved by ' the health commissioner is re quired by a new city ordinance that came Into force today. Physicians and h-salth experts are of the opinion that a strict enforcement of the ordinance will result in a Infant mortality. will result in a material uccreuse "..,, hrouirhiit tW romitrv. "Tie 1 , Dr. C. H. Ellsworth, dentist, 16 Baldwin St. Rochester, N. Y- says Foley Kidney Pills gave him Immedl-; ate relief and strengthened him won- derfully. "I have been bothered with weak kidneys and bladder trouble and suffered much pain. Foley Kidney Pills gave me Immediate relief and strengthened me wonderfully. I am pleased to rcommend their use.' A. Hill. Druggist. WANTED Experienced waitress Star reptaurant. 8-28-tf IF YOU ARE A TRIFLE SENSITIVE About tntrim of jropr (hoea. It's aom MtUfactioB to know that many peopla can wear ahoca ft aiaa mailer by ahakmg Allen Koot-Kaat, tha aim. wptie powiler, Into them. Jootlhe thing ffir Dana ini Part Ira, Patent Leather 8htxn, and for Break Ins Id New Kboca. When mhhera oroverahoe become nnceaaary and Toorahiprt pinch, Allen'a Koot-KaM rlrr.ln.wm relief. Sold Everywhere. lc. Karopit "UPK. AU!rm, Allen H. Ulul-tU, 1 jU), M. X km i aectft any mw muk. ' care of Hlewnof tt. Jobs BiUal l Epi. -opaf) OallMtete. Ae4wlanle at aa JClenitfBiary Vmpu. Mtfe, Art, LlWmlna. OTtmuv-um. tW.li it .at papila maai be over 14 rean ot aaw aatu ell msnM. Tb aambar la Uailtadtn nne. ApplkeMtoa akeald be ad earlr.) AAdnm TbteWtef tfrtt.Wx a, tt.Mtleai Hill.ertliid,Ct. Tiartflit Mil nM, i-i IiimiI fur nirl. -mat i -,1 Hbaomatiam hi doe tVait azoaaaAl ocoinnlation, which gets into tjha ootiatrpation, lndigectvpo, ana otnar pnysicai irreguiariuss wnicn ara naaaav cosundasad of so Import-naa. Nothing applied extern ally can ever rasafla :; taa saai OX UtW irvuuae; uta sun auca tnimn n av in vwuif uw peas ; tomnornrilr: while sataeh and otkar mlnaral medicines really add to 9m -v kckUty of tha blood, and tbia Cum and vttl-tad. 1. Than Instead U nooxishlng tan eUS erect muscles and oiat j m la a normally supple and elastic condition. It gradually h i r )mm y them by drying up tha natural oils and fluids. -Rheumatism ansa lueDlac them i autd atisana thtn br drrina nt I twrar be cured nntu ua baooa is punnea. o. o. a. uoiongniy wish renovatas tho circulation by neutralizing tha aoids and -dmmsj ma dm tha ntam. Ik stranatbnns and InvieoratM the bkxd so that in of a sour, weak stream, depositing acrid and painful oonoetrn mattat la . the muscles, Joints and bones, it nourishes tbe entire body with pun, dh blood and permanently cures Rheumatism. ' B. 8.8. aaoataaaa no potash. " alkali or otber harmful mineral, but la made entirely of roots, tverba asat ; bsbrks of grant purifying and tonio pro pert lea. book on Rheumatism aaof, sjajr medical advice frao to aU who write. - V -..THB SWIFT SPECIFIC C0.,1TXAHTA,U.. ParrrTTOT WW T 1 r;'ui'..J."S-5i&'."4U4 tr lh holy" i2z..Zmr.w:90 - - 1 DPM- mJmu im Ou id Mo!. Couuaught Reviews CadH. Toronto, Ont., Aug. 27. The first great Imperial review of cadets from all over the British empire was hel4 by tbe Duke of Connaught this after noon at the Canadian national exhibi ton. Forty corps, comprising a ii.tM cf nearly 5,000 cadets, marthed in re view past kls Royal Highness and a party of distinguished guests. ng iMid, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, New Zealand, Australia and Newfoundland. ( as well as all of the Canadian pro- Inres, were represented. Pacific Coast Handicap Sheet Portland, Ore., Aug. 27. Many tf the foremost shots of the West (aoeff faced the traps today at the opeafosj of the annual Pacific coast handlray tournament The tournament, which will last three days, Is being conduct ed under the auspices of tbe Portland Gun club. , One of the notable fea tures will be a competition between teams of five men each from the East and the West. : ; Meets in 8rranton. Scranton, Pa., Aug. 27. The annual state convention of the Patriotic Or der Sons of America, was opened in this city today with an attendant el delegates from local branches of tte organisation ' throughout ' Pennajs- . vanla."' .. '' '; . Virginia Firemen's Toarnry, IRoanoke, Va., Aug. 27. Delegation of firemen from far and near arrive . In Roanoke today for the 26th annual convention and tournament of thn Virginia State Firemen's association, f The business of Ihe convention wfH . be disposed of tomorrow and the tw days following will be devoted to tha prize competitions, and races which are the leading features of the annnaS tournament. Wing Family Reunion. Chicago, 111., Aug. 27. Several bun red of th 100,000 lineal descendants of the widow, Deborah Wltig, and her four sons, who flrat settl d in Saugua. a , Mass., In 1632, gathered, at the audi torium In this city today for the eighth annual reunion of th- Wing Familx, Incorporated. The family' association was Incorporated In Maisacbusetu U year) agQ gn(, numl)er4 thousands rtT present reunion Is the first that fast association has held In the west A t .mount of hi ne,ith due as n, tKaa t0 perform Its function propery tne whole system becomea deranged. A few doses of Chamber lain's Tablets is all you need. Tbav wlll strengthen your digestion. Invig orate your liver, and regulate yaasr bowels, entirely doing away with that miserable feeling due to faulty dlgea tlor,. Try It Many others have bean permanently cured why not yoaJ For ale by all dealers. - "Were all medicines aa merltoriom as Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ant DlarrhoeaJRemedy the world would ha much better off and the percentage ot suffering greatly decreased," writes Lindsay Scott, of Temple, Indiana. For sale by all dealers. Jiotlce t Wilson Friends. , . All persons interested in the elro tlon of Wootirow Wilson are urged In attending a meeting at 8 o'clock- Sat urday evening, August 31," In tce'K. of P. ball. - 'r VV- ' V' By order Woodrow Wilson Comonittea. 8 . 8-28-it ' nmvES out .,-....-"- HHEur.iinsin nrio acid, an irritating. InfUtnimatnsy circulation .because of -'weak kidaarv i tneratore coottnaauy grows snore t
