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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1913)
PAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1913. Model IS I, Price WA. STANDARD LA PLANT GROWS ADDITIONAL TANK TO MAKE THE PI-A ST LARIJEST IX DISTRICT This Is the most extreme corset that baa arer been produced at such mod erate coat. H brings to the woman who lias been oblged to deny herself the satisfaction, of a corset approach ing the extreme fcactuse of price, the privilege of securing a model the lines of which cannot be questioned when criticised from the standpoint of the latest demand In corgetry. Tank of Ovi r 40,0:H) (iullnn (iipiiclt) to He Installed at 'Once Construction of a fourth storage tank by the Standard OH cmpany In La Grande, making of tbe local plant the largest by far In Eastern Oregon. has been ordered through Chas. Mc Crary, the local representative, by the head of the tandard. Contracts for the construction of a cement foundation to carry a tank capable of holding 40,840 gallons of oil, will be let as soon as ".he work can be done. This will make four tanks, of equal capacity. A U rge gasoline engine to pump the oil from the cars has been In- j stalled, water has been run to the storage tanks and the plant is being generally Improved WIN AND LOSE KCOKES OF SHOOTERS COMPILED. SUNDAY Hi "J Tied, Kugcne Ilea tell and Trout dule I IV Inner. Sending of the (In lis. W L 0 1 1 Tied 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 P.C. 1000 .500 .800 .333 .250 .000 .520 Model 364 U low In the bust with PALMER JUNCTION NEWS comfortable fullness over diaphragm, flexible clasps, extremely flat hip and long close fitting spirt, suppled with three sets of hose supporters. I have a complete line of ' other models on hand. Prices $5.00, $0.50 and $8.50. MRS. BOBT. PATTI30N, Corsetiere. Phone Rod 3221, Res. corner Spring aad Oak. Palmer Jet., Ore., April 18. Mrs. Wm. Aubln returned home Tuesday from Elgin. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Dan Graham who visited here until Thursday. 1 Iver Slmonsen, the Elgin baker, visited here between trains Wednesday. Vincent Palmer was here Tuesday Have You Seen the POPE TWIN The Greatest Motor Cycle Ever Made. It does more than any other ma chine and does it better. Real value in every part-has no competitors. It is in a class by its self. We have machines from $150.00 to $270.00. You can't afford to buy unlit you have seen Our line. R. IV. LEIGHTON'S Carage Wallowa 5 La Grande 2 Troutdale 4 Bend 1 2 Portland 1 3 Eugene .0 4 Pendleton 1 ' 3 (Out of the unusually poor shooting enacted by the La Grande Gun club last Sunday in the telegraphic shoot, came one outright vistory, one defeat ana a Me, making it necessary to again shoot off a t'e with Bend next Sunday. All the teams In the state that are shooting bad their ups and downs, Troutdale espedall taking great purt In her shoot-off with La Grande. Wallowa r.ands undefeated and great interest centers locally in the shoot next Sunday when La Grande and Wallowa shoot. Especial effort to get a big crowd out will be made. IHphuUs Last Sunday. Pendleton 118, Bend 117. La Grande 113, Eugene 107. Portland, 113, Baker no report. Wallowa 119, Troutdale 115. In shooting off two ties, the one with Troutdale having been tied twice, the results were: La Grande 116, Bend 116. Troutdale 119, La Grande 115. MUSIC, ART AND DANCINO ACADEMY OPENS. Prof. Mazanti Is now In position to enroll scholars for private lessons in Music, Art and Dancing. Prices J! a nee as Follows Music Loss una Violin and Maiulolu . 50c Art Lessons Crayons and Pastels $1.00 Dancing Lessons Ladles' Complete Course $4.00 Dancing lessons Gentlemen's Complete Course $5.00 'Children's Matinee Diiucli Lessons 25c per lesson every Saturday 2 to 5 i. in. Orders taken for enlarging photograph that will give Uie most pleasing satisfaction. Prof. Mazantl does this work him self, and perhaps tho last photo you have of some dear one you may rest assured thut you shall have same returned and no loss of money on your part If enlargement Is not entirely satisfactory. Best grade of Musical Instrument for ale. Studio at Dauce land Academy, 1419 Washington St. Dance nights Tuesday and Sat urday. Hoacock's Orchestra. , Phones Rod 151: Red 3021. on business. He returned to L.i Grande Tuesday morning. Wm. Aubln caught a trout 22 Inches Ion; In Looking Glass creek one d iy this week. Pish are said to be plen tiful and focal fishermen are having good 1'ick in spite of the high water. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Johnson returned home Thursday from a trip to outside points. Mrs. J. D. Maxwell and children went to La Grande Thursday evcnlne. for a r.liort stay. ' i.MTs. Carrie B. Adams and Utile son arrived today from Elgin. Mrs. Aams will teach school here this summer. W. Blsaillon. Portland: Mrs. H. F. Green. Joseph; B. C. Wilson, Portland and C. A. Stunt of Seattle are among the guests stopping at the Sommer. W. R. ffay. Portland; H. P. Camp bell, Portland; J. - M. Stephenson, Wallowa; Earl Weston, Pendleton: and 8. B. Wtlklns of Portland are among the guests that stopped at the Savoy last night. A A. Terry, Portland; H. J. Brown Portland; L. E. Kaln, Portland; Wm Black, Pocatello; Geo. P. Story. Port land; J. C. Paige, New York; W. Hatigbton, Portland, and F. M. .Marble of 'Sunnyside, Wash., are among the guests stopping at the Foley. Mrs Cscar this morning. Hopper left for Boise Chas. Orla, deputy district game warden, left for Portland this morn ing to confer with State Game Warden Fnley. Butch B ram well went to Pendleton this morning. Jno. H. IFtudd left for Baker this morning to attend the State Sunday school convention being held at that place CARMEN" IS Wmi ATAR CADE THEATRE wo Reel Feature Picture i Thrown on Screen Tonight Found Care for Khenmatlsm. "I suffered with rheumatism for two years and could not get my right band to my mouth for that length of time," writes Lee L. Chapman. .Maple ton, Iowa, "I suffered terrible pa!a so I could not sleep or He still - a. night. Five year ago I began nun; Chamberlain a Liniment aad in two months I was well and have not suf fered with rheumatism unce." For sale by all dealers. everyone, and all children will tkJ siarx on a oasis or equality. Eastern S,ar Social Tonlcht There will be an : Eastern Star social hour this evening MEDALS ROAOS ESSAY $ $ $ & FETtSONALS. "I i !i i i i s t I I I I Drink y.Q Natural Mineral and You'll Know the Joy of Living ' Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Curry went to Hot Lake this afternoon. Mrs. Walter Piert-e returned to Hot Lake this afternoon. Mrs. A. T. Hill went to Hot Lake on this afternoon's train. Lee Morelock returned last night from Elgin where he attended the or ganization of the branch line league. J. T. Graham, assistant general manager (mechanical department) Is here today from Portland Inspecting local O.-W. shops. J. T. Williamson returned tlvs morning from a visit to MrMlnnviRe nd Conralll. Mrs. Williamson re mained !n tie Willamette valley to visit with friends for a few days. The Arcade Theatre offers for today and tomorrow Marlon Leonard in a three reel production of "Carmen." hich has proven another sensation i feature productions. The films contain 426 scenes of gorgeous set- ngs, unsurpassed photography, dar- ng and reckless horsemanship and as put out by Monopole Company, with Miss Marion Leonard in the title role makes it one of the most elab orate pbotojlays yet undertaken. The other numbers on the program Include two comedies by the Keystone Company, featuring Mable Norman and the wo foremost comedians In plcturedom, M Sennet and Fred Mace. The bill closes with Tinker & Helena the novelty banjo players who have made an Instant tit with their popular and classical playing. To il ght Is their last appearance. Fred Kiddle Is home today a Portland business visit. from Mr. and Wrs. J. E. Shumale. and nelce. Miss Pearl Jackson, who re cently arrived from Kansas City, Mo., are now located in this city, living on O street. Colon R Eberhard, retiring land of fice receiver, arrived home today from Willamette valley points. E. H. Geyer, Walla Walla; J. L. Kingsbury, Portland; E. B. Wood. Portland, E. T. Carroll, Bend. Ore.; The Very Ranch Yon are Looking For. The best located residence and all purpose ranch In Grande Ronde val ley. Situated on the south border of La Grande, overlooking1 the beautiful thrifty cty and entire valley. Close to market, schools and churches. Ideal for diversified industries as dairying, poultry and hog raising berry and fruit raising, and truck gardening. A house of 7 rooms with running spring; piped into same, large barn, buggy shed, shop and varous other bindings, good orchard, rich soil, plenty of running water, a wat er power can be developed at slight cost. Consisting of 89 acres, about 25 of which is plow land, balance good pasture. Must sell at once. Price far belc;v actual value. White or see me direct ani sire agents fees A snap for the first wide awak comer. . V. E. BEAN', La Grande, Oregon. Mon Wed Sat tf daly A gold medal to the school boy or girl between the ages of 10 and 15 wlio writes the best composition, not to exceed 800 words, on he repair and maintenance of earth roads, 1 to be awarded by Logan Waller Page, Dl rector, Office of Public IRoads, United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. All compositions must be submitted to Mr. Page before May 15, 1913, and the medal will be awarded as soon thereafter as the compositions can be graded. The composition may be based on knowl edge gained from books or other sources, but no quotations Bbould be made. ' After many years' experience In dealing with the public road situation of the country, It Is 'Mr. Page's belief that) Ignorance on the subject of re. pair and maintenance of roads 1b as much the cause of their bad condit ion as any other one factor. It Is expested that the competition will bring about a better undertanding- of the subject of repair and maintenance In the ruarl districts. Many children living in the rural districts have experienced the disad- vatages of roads made impassable through a lack of proper maintenance and It Is expected that their Interest . Uie competition will stimulate greater Interest among the parents. Bad roads have prevented many chil dren from obtaining a proper educ tion and have even prevented doctors from reaching the side of patients In time to Bave their lives. Any child between the ages men Coned, attending a country school, maycompete. only one side of the paper must be written on; each page should be numbered; the name, age. aind address of the writer, and the name and location of the school whi-h he or she Is attending must be plainly written at the top of the first pa,tf. The announcement of the competl.ion j has been sent to the superintendents of schools in he ruarl districts. No further Information can be obtained from the office of public road. This announcement should be plain to TPITT CPIH Hundreds of Suggestions For Summer Style and Comfort are to be found in the Standard Fashion Book ' For SUMMER 20C (By Mil 30c) Any Standard Pattern Free To Horsemen Try Cramer & Blunou, tne Horseshoers, for all classes of horseshoeing. Special attention given to hand turned -work, also to all of faulty feet and gait We are also prepared to do general blacksmlthlng. Give us a trial asd be convinced. Located next . to Chelny's laundry, Jefferson street. 1 ROOMS AND GOOD BOAKL $5.50 PER WEEK and up HOTEL GLASS W. W. CLASS, Proprietor 1404 Madison St. La Grande Ths Panama Canal. At H narrowest part the Istbmns of Panama u uuly forty mile wide at the crow flip. It runs east and west, and the nn.il crosses It diagonally from Colon on the north to Panama on the smith In a ceneral direction from northwest to southeast. The P. cltic teruiluti of the canal Is twenty twu miles eiiat of the northern en trance. In IcukUi It Is fifty mile from deep water In the Cmilihesn to deep wnter In th Pacific -Yomh'e Com pan Ion Get this idea of rough, high-proof, strong whiskeji out of your head or it will get you play th devil with your nerves ruin your digestion': Why punish yourself. Cyrus Noble, pure, old and palatable bottled at drinking strength. Sold everywhere and costs no more than any other good whiskey. W. J. VAN SCHTJYVER & CO. General Agents - Portland, Ore, Oxy-Acetylene Welding Plant For Welding Broken Castings of Every Description Cast Iron, Steel and Aluminum Welding, Crank Cases, Cylinders, or any part of machinery repaired. No order too large or too small for our attention. This special work is handled by expert workmen. Best equipped custom shops between Portland and Salt Lake. J, A. GyllCflberg, Machinist and Found-" BAKER, OREGON TELEPHONE 403 mm
