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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1913)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1913. , PAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, )OC DC DC ic DC 30( Candy 10c Per Pound ID)M J : 5 I Regular 25c Ladies Vests, Special - 15 c Regular 25c Jabots, Special 15c 25C Fry Pans Only SPECIAL 20c and 1 5c Fry Pans, I5c 1 0c See Our Chinaware Fisher's Variety Store 50c Neckties only - 25c 35c Neckties only - 15c DC 304 DC OC Three Room House for Rent Hm Furniture for Sale D Will sell all furniture for three room house and will rent house to party buying Will not sell part of furniture or rent the house furnished. House modern, good location, cheap rent ' Snap. Call at Obesrver office. J. A. KING SUBURBANS FLORA STORM CLAIMS TOLL though no extensive njonunuea rrom rage 1.) was CLASS READY LOOK HERE Anheuser-Busch Beer On Draught COMMENCEMENT TO BE HELD FRIDAY EVENING. AT THE LOTTES BAR 1118 JEFFERSON AVE. Class of Four to Be Graduated from " Island City School. ' '::' ' v v .: , ,:. i ' ; T- ." With services that will be fitting to the occasion; the Island City high school class will be graduated next Friday evening. Prof E. E. Arantt and his assistant, Miss Grace Wead, have prepared a-suitable program for the occasion The class motto is "And then?" Class colors are violet and white, the class flower the red rose. . The roll of graduates is: Sarah Williamson, president; Sophia Stein, vice president; Teresa Castle, secretary; Stella Anson, treasurer. The program arranged for the com mencement night, follows: Song "Swing Song" Primary Children Invocation . . . . ' , Rev. Beatty Quartett Selected Nita Hunter, Lucia Tilton, Icis.; Bryant, Edna Keltz Violin Solo "Spring Song" Lucia Tilton Presentation of Diplomas to the Eighth Grade... Supt. E. E. Bragg Quartett Selected Nita Hunter, Lucia Tilton, Icis Bryant, Edna Keltz " ' Address Hon. Walter M. Pierce Presentation of Diplomas Pres. School Board Farewell Song School little damage was done to buildings, however. . '..-.-) . .... Train Delayed. ! I Number 32 did not arrive . in Joseph until . 7 p. m. due to a great delay caused by fallen trees and much rock and earth washed on the track by the many freshets. The Wallowa river and the many creeks are rapidly rising and a very . high mark is expected unless both ' the warm weather and heavy rains cease at once. Conley Farm Damaged ) Red Pepper School District, . May 28. (Special) This section of. the Grande Ronde valley was hit by a dust storm Monday and a rainstom yesterday. The wind was ' terribly ' strong. It blew one of George Con- ley's hay-racks and wagon over 1 against the fence, breaking the fence down also smashing the hay rack, and breaking the coupling pole in the wagon. . Dust Storm at North Powder. North Powder, May 28. (Special) This place .was visited yesterday af ternoon by the most severe wind storm that has passed over this sec tion for a long time. The dust was so thick that it was impossible to see across the street. The gable end of a house just across the track from the station was blown out, a fence was blown down, and the streets were littered with branches blown from the trees. The rain fol lowing the wind was not sufficient to lay the dust A heavy shower occur red later in the evening, and it is still showering today. Lightning and Hail at Elgin Elgin, May 28. (Special) Elgin was visited today and yesterday with very heavy rains. Water fell in tor rents for a while yesterday morning and then followed up with hail. Al- damage done it discomposes many people and stops lumber hauling for a few days.. The lightning struck the long dis tance telephone line today and did slight damage to the switch board. The Grande Ronde river is grad ually rising, due to the warm weath er and the rains, which cause; the Tapid melting of the snow in the mountains. The river has not as yet reached its water mark that it reach ed in April. . ' ' I ' 'ii mmmmmmmmmmmmm I- ii ! i p ji i 1 1. i ft l : 1 ?l Oxfords and Pumps 1! Arte: in great demand this season on account -of; longer skirts and the comfort they afford in warm weather. We have them in all the new lasts in velvets, suedes, patents, tans, gun metaals, kids, etc. v Carried ,n all widths from c C A AA to E at prices from 450 tO p4r Come .where you will get satisfaction and wear. L J. French Shoe Go. AGENTS FOR ONYX HOSIER. Ii Arcade Today SENSATIONAL, THRILLING TREMENDOUS CAST 66 The Wheels of BesUmijj" Best Feature Ever Seen on a Screen EQUAL TO "CUSTER'S LAST FIGHT" Arcade Today
