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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1912)
4 Boys Ditched let wiss: SUIT Y O U As Speeder Jolts Car Leighton Has Received ; iiinnninnn I ii Mtiniuna iu I in THE NEW :1 '1'culor says OUR TAPE MEASURES HAVE MEASURED ENOUGH MEN TO MAKE AN ARMY What a Fine Looking Army They Make! All uniformly Stylishly and Correctly Clad! Better' Join the Tailor Made Ranks. ...B.WISE Ladies' New Foley Building TAILOR Men's La Grande TEAM 0T WEAKER BIT STUOXU , KB AT THIS TIME. Anuunl Set-to Willi linker t Tula Dace at Tlmt City Tomorrow. 1L TOTAL (Continues) from oag 1 i LANE FORGING (Continued from Page 1.) plurality of RaUton, Democratic, ov- Dodaon Is gaining on Hyde ifor as cr Beveridge, Progressive, is 100,405 HHHuor. hut whether enoueh In make Bryan Is Mon-CommlttuL New York, Nor. 7. When wired re garding the reports that he will be In the Wilson cabinet, W. J. Bryan Wplled, "I will not discuss the sub ject at this time." a difference In the result Is a matter of conjecture. All the city precincts finished counting yesterday after noon with the lexceptlon of 1 and 2, and late last night they were still at It, with the indication that No. would finish first. The Democrat presents the follow ing figures calculated from the re . Recovered from the physical -bruises sustained In the severe game last Fri day the La Grande football team is lortay ready to embark tomorrow fo. linker where its last big lntcrscholiis- tio name will be played tomorrow Old-time rivalry will of course pre- vail and the game will tie one of two thin kb, Either muddle the Eastern Oregon championship, 0r clarify It If La Grande wins, the results In the Eastern half of the state will be us clear as mud and If Baker wins from La Grande, then the final' and duels Ire game will be played two weeks hence. ' Pretty much of the entire squad will go to Baker and Coach Caylor is not the least discouraged; In fact, the game last week was an education to tome of the new men and they have profited thereby. Princeton, N. J., Nor .7. The $er- . . , : ,. . .. . ' turns ifrom four city precincts corn ed during a visit of Wilson and his , . . wife to Bermuda. Tbey leave Novem ber Kth and Are to be gone a fort- plete and eight outside precincts complete. Including IfaJnes, Hunt Ington and Sumpter, and it is more than probable that the final result Bight. A private yacht has been plac- i . . . . i will be in proportion to the result on announce the ca-blneteers upon his . return. He is planning to present a reform program to the legislature at ter New Years. He slept late today, I county offices given below: I For circuit judge Anderson 761. Bmlth 495 I For district attorney Godwin 780, Leens 608. For representative Mitchell 634 Brown 504. heavy vote, Socialists will start thj zii. 1916 campaign at once. It will s- For county clerk Combs 703, tablish a newspaper In ' California j Reynolds 671. The party estimates Debs polled 900,- For assessor Dodson 681, Hydo 00 votes. Five Socialist assembly- 687, men were elected in Nevada and poa- The forecast yesterday that Wilson, rbly George Brewer, Socialist, was Lane an(1 sinnott would carry the elected to congress In Kansas. county Is being borne out, and on the Debs rcsxlmlxtic. county ticket J. F. Smith for school Terre Haute, Ind.. Nov. 7. Eugene superintendent and M. M. Palmer for Debs today mado the following state- treasurer have continued to run away ment: I ahead of their ODDonents. pending the day answering telegrams and messages. ' . 8c(h1(.Is Encouraged. Chicago, Nov. 7. Encouraged by the "A Democratic administration has lately been a failure, and Wilson will find himself facto to face with a situa tion utterly beyond mortal control." Jiew Hampshire Democratic. Concord. N. H Nov. 7. The New Hampshire legislature will be Demo cratic. Felker, Democrat, for gover sor. Is assured of election. ('annua Seems Beaten. Danville. Ills.. Nov. 7. It is stated Hat Opal, Democrat, defeated Cannon by 1500 but tho Republicans, will not eoncede that Cannon Is beaten. Vote buying Is charged against the Cannon Ites and four arroaU have been made. Indianapolis, O.. Nov. 7. Complete returns In 70 fifth 89 counties give Wilson 346,190, yaft 239,60. Roosovelt 180,020. Progressive Show Strength. Chicago, Nov. T Progressives elect ed Thompson. Illnnebaugh and Ed witrifa congressmen and caused the heiiMu. of Cannon, McKlnley. Roden urg and Fosa. .. Later Hereford and Unity pre cincts give Godson a good majority over Hyde. Ilearlaff Ob Cherokee Case. Washington, D. C, Nov. 7. The rlghU of 6000 Cherokee Indian freed men to lands valued at from $5,000. 00 to $60,000,000 are Involved In the ease of the Keoteewab. (Society and other agalast the secretary of the In terior, which cam P tot bearing to day before Ue eopreme cout of the ri.rirt of Columbia. The Keetee- Burglars Pry Entry Into Haisten's Burglars entered the store of F. D. llulsten on Fir street last night by hienkltig out a window wlt'i rocks. The burglars took only a smull amount of valuable tfroin the Halsteu store; at least that was the opinion of Mr. Hal8tcn today, alhough it will require an Invoice to determ!i.-t Just what has 'been talren. The police are sending out mes sages In all directions today In an endeavor to locate the burg.ar. At prewnt there is no clue. " THE AUTHENTIC LEE. " Hi Two Maitsr 8pirits Were Lofty Pride and Fierce Enthusiasm. TJiler the habitually unruffled com posure of tbat ocean of reserve and dominated, as I believe, by two master spirits, lies the authentic Lee. And what were those master spirits which, blind to facts and deaf to reason, drove blm on from KarmvllleT Were they creations of bis own? No, not at all Nature herself had planted them. And what were tbey 7 One. an all pervading, unconscious pride, a pride not sordid or arrogant, but lofty; the other, dif fused through bis whole being and puls ing In every vein, a burning, even fierce, enthusiasm. These, In my Judgment, were the In grained, controlling temperamental qualities In Robert E. Lee which deter- mined his fate. The former could not stand the humiliation of being over thrown completely In a cause be be lieved right: the latter converted blm at danger's first challenge, as was again and again displayed In the field. Into S prompt and Inveterate fighter. . ' As, for Instance, at Antletam, al though be had met and stood off llc Clellan, yet with such carnage that It was in effect a defeat still for a day after the battle he held bis ground among bis dead, resolutely challenging bis adversary to come on If be dared. So, too, be stood for a day at Gettys burg after his frightful repulses, Invit ing Meade to attack, and when with his bleeding army he reached the flood ed Potomac, with every bridge swept away, undismayed be turned bis back on tbe raging stream and, planting bis colors, defiantly bade the Army of the Potomac to strike. Who can forget, too, how quickly he accepted Hooker's gage of battle In the Wilderness' and how a year later the violets were Just In bloom again for tbe first time on the blood stained ground of Gettysburg he plunged at Grant? No eagle that ever flew, no tiger that ever sprang, bad more natural cour age, and I will guarantee that every field he was on. If you ask It abont him, will speak of the unqualllng battle spirit of his mien. Be not deceived Lee, notwithstanding his poise, was naturally the most belligerent man at tbe bead of any army In the war. Mor ris Schaff In Atlantic. Two boys, Charles Brooks of Ka mela and Flnley Greaybeal of Telo caset while going to a dance election night met with an accident as the speedier which they were riding cu the railroad collided with a handcar. The speeder was ditched and each of the boys received severe scalp wounds but sustained no broken bones. They were brought to the Grand Ronde hospital where their woumls were dressed and today they are rest ing comfortably. In the mlsup one of the men riding on the handcar was Injured but not seriously. JfOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE. KENT. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned executrix of the estate of John -McLean, deceased, has filed In th County Court of Union county. Oregon, her final account as such executrix, and the County Court has fixed Tuesday, November 5, 1913, at the county court room In La Grande, Union county, Oregon,' at ten o'clock In the forenoon as the time and place for hearing any objections to said final account and for the final settlement of said estate. flora Mcdonald, Executrix. Dally Oct 7 14 21 28 Nov 4. - IG 4 POPE B A Great Bonding Falls. when Its foundation Is undermined and if the foundation of health good digestion Is attacked, quick collapse Motor Cycle Write For Catalogue ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION POPULAR COUPLE WEDDED lumberman axd kcbse mar ried QUIETLY. T. II. Goodhue and Miss MacLennan United In Merrlage Last MghL years, were married last night at 7:30 o'clock, at the Presbyterian manse. Rev. A. G. (Lane, pastor ot the First Presbyterian church, offl- ( elated at the very quiet affair v Mr. and 'Mrs. Godohue will be at borne In La Grande at 1806 First street shortly. John McGraw manager of the Gianta has made such a hit In vaudeville, that ' his engagement has been extended a Thomas H. Goodhue, a prominent un geason follows. On the first signs of lndeg- young tlmberman connected with the , gestion Dr. King's New Life Pills George Palmer lumber Company and j Handsome Harry Mclntire says If Bhould be taken to tone the stomach. fi i-oi- yi m,.!.... ... nt tho xv,ni, ni,.... iu .icm a tuinn mh. and regulate liver, kidneys and bow- t . ' . ' ,.u . v. in els. Pleasant, easy, safe and only 2 I """"" "" ul . -'" " cents at all druggists. who has been In La Grande several play for Murphy for nothing. 1'all Golf Tonrney at Atlantic (It). Atlantic City, N. J., Nov.- 7. Tho annual autumn tournament of the Country Club ot Atlantic City, the last of the Important tournaments to take place In the North this year, began today on the club's courve at Northflcld. Play will continue until Saturday, wnen tne governors cup vahs are full-blooded cneroaeea, woo amj half a doten other trophies will elloct to tbe iroedmen participating In be awarded the winners of tbe touro Ihe distribution o tbe tribal assets. ament. More Bovine Than Prodigal. Corporal Nugent had returned to Kansas City, Kan., after a long ab sence, and the farmer who delivers eggs twice a week at the Nugent home recognized in the corporal a strange I Individual, but an undoubted member j of the family, judging from facial ap pearance. It happened a few days ago that the corporal was alone In the bouse when the runner delivered tbe eggs. The fanner was desirous of saying something pleasant of course. "I suppose," he said, "that you are the prodigal son." "No," said the corporal gravely. 1 am the fatted ralf." Kansas City 8 tar. Japsntas Rsyal Compotsrs. The Imperial family of Japan, like the Dohensollerns, has produced some musical composers. At the reception given by the mikado In 1804 to cele brate his silver wedding a dance was played which, according to tbe pro gram, was "composed 1.300 years ago by the Emperor Vomer. It represents tbe Joyous flight of a bird of paradise In the golden age." Another dance was "composed 087 years- ago by Prince Atsuml" What Baby DID Say - u ift ? ,ev - l Sid?57. ..lJS-' . -iZi.L VMS 1 "tThat Is Grandpa's Picture." By Dr. P. A. Lillie, of Cove The guessing contest as to "What Did Baby Say?" closed with many, many replies, and yesterday after noon the judges spent some time going over the answers and making the choice. Four answers were slose rivals, and after much deliberation the above answer by Dr. P. A. Lillie, of Cove, was awarded the prize, which was a Wernicke book case, amounting to $20.10. Tho other three answers follow: "Oh, doctor, once before you brought us something wonderful, aad now did you bring us the Globe-Wernicke?" Mrs. Sherwood Williams, Imbler. "Grandpa, what made them call you Foxy Grandpa when they put vour Die- ture in the book? "Just like Grandpa" E. E. Humphreys. We desire to thank all who participated in the contest and to assure you of our appreciation. J HENRY (Q. CARR ini . A . ,fc
