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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1913)
; 1 H l ( I LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVED THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1913. ARCADE ' TODAY ARCADE TODAY Today only OMAHA TORNADO PICTURES ! 1 New flcf of Vaudeville Today slBRii H STEALING Vivid Scenes of the Stricken City Five Reels of Pidurer Today MEET DEFEAT LOCAL CIIBCKEtt STABS Wl.V HAIf VOX LAST NIGHT. Take Slxtes Game Oot of SO-Gams Safe With fUand City Club. HABIT JOLTED rer and Berger in the first two games of tbe match, and then the locals registered a long strtag or victories until near the end when Young de feated Marowger, and Crouter beat . Laufman. A large crowd saw the ploying which resulted as follows: Camt 1 Connors th. Crouter, draw. 3 Berger vs. Arant. Draw. 3 love beat Young. 4 Laufman boat Beatty 5 Laufinaji beat Beatty, b Lovo beat Young. I Berger -boat Arant t Jen lei ns Beat Crouter. 8 Love beat Young. 10 Berger boat Arant. II Jenkins beat Crouter. 12 Love beat Young. 13 Jenkins beat Beatty. 14 Connor beat Arant 16 Laufman beat Crouter, 16 Young beat Mansager. 17 Crouter heat Laufman. 18 Connor bent Arant 19 Laufman beat Crouter. 20 Jenkins (jeat Beatty. Notice to Contractors, COMPANY mOALS PLAl KO GUARDS AT BINS. Two BTea Plead Onllty and lines by Jastice Yesterday, iw .l.nl.ur Ml nunes. losing two Henioniwnns m.uB.-...M- a wv fti checker club ties from w.-w. company coui is on 4h r.TM1d Y. M. C. A. bested the wane. The edict has (tone out, Island City's shocker club at the Y. I from company officials that tlx sys fceadquarters lata night handily. t" ! l stepped, and stopped Arant sod Crouter drew with Con-now' an- nu rU .u ... men w:to arres'en jesteroay, ana nn ed by Jir.'c j WP.'s-nu $25 ea when they plead guilty. The practice which has been general 'for some time, vary ing from picking up company coal isVrng the right of way to actually taking it from the storage bins, la doomed. Detectives are placed on .guard, and every adult found recon- nolterhiEs about the bins with sacks and buckets Is going to be hauled before the tribunal of justice, and boys, who have been a sore spot In the sides of the O.-W. police force, will be 'chased' If 'chasing' will do any good and If not, turned over to the officials. "We are goliig to stop thuj practice even If we have to sr test the boys who J-)ln !n tlw prac tice, and certainly .viii arrest nil adalts found In the neighborhood stealing coal" deela.'sd Assistant Su- per.ntendent Corbett todnv. Hiding behind the cxcim that oth er have been slnn n loo, the two jinn who were arrested yesterday have pleaded right lustily to have their names kept out of print and it la presumed that the anti-stealing campaign so far as these two men are concerned has been put to an end. i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that sealed bids will be received by the city recorder of the city of La Grande for the construction of three concrete culverts, one on Fourth street, at the aerth property line of I avenue, con tailing approximately 60 cubic yards exoavating, 31 cubic yards of concrete aad 4 lineal feet ot l'a Imh galv. lrsn pipe; one on Fourth street, at tbe south property line of II avenue, containing approximately 60 cubic cubic yards excavating. 31 cubic yards concrete, and 80 lineal feet of MORE FACTS. f Continued from Page 1.) A candidate who sits down and waits for her friends to do It all is extreme ly liable to gather moss but no votes. l'e the Coupons. A nominating ballot good for 3000 votes when used to nominate a new candidate appears today, and also coupon good for 100 votes for any candidate already nominated. No can didate may receive credit for more than one of the 6000 nominating bal lots. The coupons which will ap pear in Issues of the Observer for a time only, will be numbered and must be oast before the next count of vote or they will not be credited. This fact should be remembered by all candidates and their friends. Tbe dominating ballots will be lettered and will not be credited unless cats before the next count after their ap pearance. This rule la made 1n order to prevent the accumulating and holding bark of a large number of votes from this course by any one candidate. Act now! Do not Ins tate. The present Is the best time to enter ' the race. 'Nothing can be pained by delay except the possibil ity of defeat. (Rlpmember tbe Prizes The prizes 4n this contest are of extreme durability. The first one Is handsome Mclntyre automobile. equipped as the one In this contest, Model F. P. '12, is $1650. It will go absolutely free to some fortunate candidate. The second prize Is also of extreme durability, consisting of a Purchasing April 13, will receive something In the way of a treat. He has asked for Information as to the number who will attend, which results In urgent need for the local escretary to be advised of the men who will go. The train leaves in tbe afternoon at 2:30 and the business men will return that night on No. 5. 'TRINIDAD'S ASPHALT LAKE. On of the World's Hot 8poU, Torrid, Desolating and Enervating. In "Tbe Path of the t'onijiilstiidores" Ltndun Ha tea, Jr.. tells of the famous asphalt hike of Trinidml. He snys: "Tbe struggling village ut It edge is an extraordinary MMHtiickv Not a bouse but is twisted out of plimili. The land Is the source of never ending llti gurion. because the slowly shifting cur rents of the pitch bottom In a few jars more yards and gardens on to other men's property, distort bound aries Into every Mssible Hlnipe, carry landmarks n hundred yards away. . "Tbe abomination of desolation is this lake. In simts a palm killed by the asphalt droops disconsolately. A few in': of grass have secured a footing In places. But for tbe rest It Is a solid muss of black, dull, evil smelling pitch, with ools of water here and there. In which swim little parboiled fishes'. Against uuy of tbe hot spots In the world, bar uone. this can be backed. "A wicked looking blncksnake six feet long glides into tbe bushes near tbe margin of the lake. It bas been sunning Itself on tbe asphalt. No won der the serpents are supposed to be creatures of tbe devil. As for out-self, fifteen minutes' stay takes away every bit of vitality we can summon. Not AGENTS WANTED To ell our Australian Icelees refrigerator. No Ice or chemicals. Costs you nothing to operate. Ota show you where you cask make from $5.00 to $25.00 per day. , . Willi sell exclusive rights to operate in counties or will glvi lb oral commosioa for selling by tha piece. It Interested, cat'., at Hotel Fol;y kbby or room 3S from S to 7 p. m. LI. Till It BE,' Gea'l Agent i enough Interest is left In life to Inquire certificate In the sum of $600.00 to ! wbnt the negroes hewing with mat- apply on the purchase prce of anoth- ' I5K" " """ispnait " wse Car. IVi inch galvanized iron pipe; and on Second street, between Grandy ave nue and Palmer avenue, containing approximately 35 cubic yards of ex cavating. 25 ruble yards concrete and lineal feet of 14 inch galv. Iron pipe. All bids to be In by 8 o'clock p. in., April 16lb. 1913, accompanied by a certified check for B per cent of bid. CITY COrNCIL OF I.A GRANDE.' By LEE WARNICK. Cty Recorder. 4-4-5t If you pay for first class work soc that you get it. That is the only kiml the Grantle Rotule Construc tion company does. Owned and operated by La Grande men. Phone Black 641 for figures on sidewalk, eurb, or founda tion. concrete work with GUARANTEE that STICKS Tbe Mclntyre Is designed to appeal to motorists who want none but the ben cars. It Is a car that can be driven with satisfaction by uh man vho hag driven only the highest pric ed cars. To realize this standard it Is necessary that every part o? the car should be as elegant as the parts of those big honest priced cars. In design, in material, in workmanahp, In finish, In grace and riding quality, and in every essential It Is up to this highest standard. This Is the car which is given away as nrst prize and the car on which the second prize applies. " , Other Prizes. As stated In our opening announce ment of this Joint contest there will be other prizes given away from time to time, which prizes will go for the most energetc and active can-d'dates. Pnbseriptiou Llaiiii. The Observer has a supply Of nh- ocrlptlon blanks at Its office. Every candidate is asked to call and s.'i. a few; these blanks will systematize mid render the work of keeping track of the votes much easier. These blanks will also make 'tbe securing of subscriptions much easier for the j candidates. People alwtays like to I deal with a systematic and business like person, for these qualities show that any matter Intrusted to the pos sessor of thorn will be carefully taken care of. MA 'n i I acres In extent now. but It Is gradual ly shrinking with tbs removal of the enormous quantities that have been taken out." Various Kinds of Wisdom. Wisdom is of many kinds. Natural, long fibered, we call genius: tbe col lege kind fai a factory made article, known us learning; coumon sense ts bnndmnde and generally bomemade. and there is an Imitation known on the strwi ns "bln(T." in society us "pn tense" and In the Itlhle ns "bypor!sv ' -Life. Electric Light combines beauty with brilliance; cleanliness with healthf ulness ; safety with conveni ence. It has all the good qualities of all other lights without their disadvantages and has many points of superiority peculiarly its own. It is the sun's only rival yet, unlike the sun, it is available any time, any place. It is the Perfect light, yet it is within the means of all. EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company 'Always at your service" BAKER PISOMSES TREAT. Something Excellent In Store for Vis itor to Tinker April IS. Secretary O'Gorman of the Baker Commercial club has hinted that La Grande business men who go to Ba ker on tiis Commercial club Junket Old Habits. '1 believe that phrenologist la fake." Whyr 'He asked me In an absentmlnded way If I didn't wsnt a shampoo. Tried to laugh It off Immediately, but I have my suspicions." Pittsburgh Post Experience. I have but viw tuwu by which my feet are sriitded. and that Is the lamp of exnotlenre I know no wa of fntl:rnt-; of thn future but by the past r.ilin-k Henry. A mnn must stand erect, not be kept erect by others Mn reus Anreltus. Plumbing Heating J. G. DURST Estimrtes Cheerfully Furn ished. Prompt Attention to repair Work. - - - Phone Red 3191 Res. Red 3351 Ice Soda Served All customers who purchase goods to the amount of 25 cents or more will be served Soda Water Free on Saturday Next - We do this in appreciation of your trade and as a means of demonstrating in a practical way the rare and delicious quality of cur soda. Look up your Drug Store Wants and make your purchases on Saturday. Netvlin Drug Store 1