La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 18, 1913, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPACK fcUttii i LA GRANDE EVENING Oi&ERVI&tt. FRIDAY, JULY 18, BI3. WOULD BE ASSASSIN OF KING SOON TO BE SENTENCED. Copyright by-International News Service.' Going Fishing or Camping Sunday? 1, Jr. mtA. JOHN' GIRDLES OBTAINS YEAB PERMIT. -.JM lj n n w w J LICENSE TO TEACH QIVErl r . "n. ; . . ,-t. & - ' mn smnm j I PRICES j Instructors la Mathematics and En;- AT lish Elected Last Night. Dalton?s Cash Store License to teach in public schools in Oregon were yesterday evening giv en to John Girdler, new superintend ent of public schools in La Grande. ! This license is for one year and U the ! last step necessary to be taken in aa- suming management of the La j Grande schools. . j Last evening two teachers were as signed to duties in the high school i Miss Sarah Riddle was appointed in j structor of mathematics to succeed jProf. E. E. Heuston and Janet Hersh- ey of Denver, was elected to fill the chair of English to succeed Miss Lu cile Allen. IS; Ladies Vests now 9c k 20e Ladies Vests now 12 l-2c stow'.. -...17c SCK; Ladies' Vests now . : 35c 25c Lakes' Hose now L ,., . 19c 35c Ladies' fine lisle :, Hose, now '. ......25c 75e Ladies, Silk Hose "how 50c : 25c Misses! Hose I now 19c 20c Misses 'Hose now : i4c 35e Boys' Black Sat een Blouses now 25c $L25.Ivabo Corsets now . . 98c i - ' $U50 Kaho Corsets now x ......$1.23 $1.75 Kabo Corsets now...! ,.: $1.59 $2.25 Kabo Corsets now .... $1.98 Kabo Lace Front now $3.35 We save vou iiione on Notions. , Now line of Post Cards V at 3 for 5c and 5 for J': 5c 45c Brooms, now 19c 5 liars Pearl White Soap now . 19c 6 bars Diamond C Soap L SECOND BEST i HANDICAP EVENT AT POTLATCH SEES RECORDS. , 4& Jt -i j .,' it. .... K I 1 (L.:v ' ' f ' ' ' ? ' - ' ' ' - , i s ', Lou Rayburn Wins High Record at . Big Shoots Against 60 Comers. Sanchez Allegre, who attempted to assassinate King Alphonso, of Spain, last April while the monarch was rid'ng through the streets of Madrid Fortunately the attempt failed. A"egre was caught. The photograph was taken shortly before he was placed cn trial, while he was taking exercise in the prison yard at Madrid. Allegre was convicted, but has not yet' been sentenced. His fate will probably be decided within a brief time. IF SO, YOU WILL WANT A LUNCH. . WE HAVE A FRESH LOT OF LUNCH OOODS1N GLASS X SLICED LAMB'S TONGUE. SLICED OX TONGUE. ' BONELESS CHICKEN. VIENNA SAUSAGE. DEVILED TONGUE. DEVILED HAM. CHIPPED BEEF. 13 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Every Morning POBTLf.1' 'Ofli La Grande's reputation as a home 1 of blue rock cracks was maintained by Lou Rayburn at the big Potlatch shoot in Seattle this week. Yesterday ; Rayburn finished the match with sec- ond high place in two of the biggest handicap events of the shoot. Ovei ! sixty contestants including the best amateurs in Pacific Northwest states participated, and Rayburn's record is an enviable one. Ed Morris the professional, well known to all followers of the blue rock game in this city, wires the Ob server from Seattle that Rayburn's performance was exceptionally good This year Rayburn hps cleaned uj shoots at 'Huntington, Eugene and' Boise and now pulls' second place at Seattle the last named match being reckoned as one of the hardest compe tition shoots in this section of the 1 country. (Continued from Page 1) all L street speaking BIG SOCIAL ON TONIGHT LADIES OF ALTAR SOCIETY ARE HOSTESSES. Albee ordered stopped. Police to Arrest all L W. Wa Following the riot last night, in which deputy sheriffs and police cleared the streets of industrial work ers, sympathizers and citizens,' and when nearly 100 were struck With clubs 'and many knocked down, the authorities have issued an order to arrest all industrial agitators on Big MRS. E. S. N'ORRIS HURT. I Broom "Rack Falls and Strikes Lady ! oh Head and Face. rested at noon. Dr. Equi Must Leave State. Dr. Marie Equi one of the leaders to speak here and who was arrested of the band of women who attempted will leave the state before midnight; assault with a deadly weapon. The' instead of facing trial on a charge or authorities agreed v.pon this - and friends of the woman asked that they be allowed to take the woman to Se attle or California. ' Catholic Organization to Stage Affair This Evening.. This will be a big night for the La dies of the Altar society. All is in readiness for the lawn social at Fourth and Pennsylvania avenue and with the weather just right for ice cream and lemonade, a large crowd is expected. a ir. ueorge nennessy, me genial superintendent of the chapel car, ar rived in town yesterday and was im mediately signed up to act as auction- eer at the apron sale, . He promises something novel and effective, includ ing a parade of eligible young men dressed in the aprons they have puri chased. Rumor has it that George 8 MAIN 43 OH MAIN 43J Prompt Delivery X G. Snodgrass QUALITY GROCER was recently married but he promised to lead the procession just the same: The grounds will be brilliantly lighted and there will be fine music all even ing, including vocal solos by the re-i doubtable George. certained. So far as the officers of the socialist organization know, there was no one ui the building at all last evening. From the appearances of the burned buiding, the fire started in the front part under the stairway leading to the balcony, bu this is mere guess work. When the alarm was turned in it was blazing up in good shape and the efforts of the firemen were directed largely to sav ing the store of Max Elias,which ad joined the burned building, and Wil liam Warf el's grocery, two doors west s( In this they were 'successfulls'i after strenuous efforts, for"l6t5w cialist building burned like tinder broke out afresh several times wk '; it was apparently all out. f The building is owned by the lwlgv socialist organization and ws erect! ed a little over a year ago at an ty proximate cost of $2500. It is pu ' tially insured but what amount ml carried could not be learned. It will j probably be rebuilt, according to sow of the socialists who were questioned $ $ $ 4 & V t- 1 Q $ Q $ 9 & TlOW 19c '27m box Washing Pow L kIl'T now 19c Mrs.'E. S. Norris is recovering rap-j? idly from a near-fatal accident a few J 3 rt-i.-c arm whan a mnm rflrV in the. Co-operative grocery store fell ' and grazed her forehead, leaving deep gashes in the cheek. By the fraction of an inch the heavy load missed a square blow on the skull that doubt lersly would" have been mufh more serious than it was through the graz ing blow. The rack struck her glass es in the fall and the broken parts gashed her cheek considerably. ADDITIONAL PERSONALS month. Mrs. Bates, mother of Mrs. Bridges, until recently a resident of this city, who has been in Portland with her daughter, will not return with them but will continue on tc California, where she expects to make her future home. SOON BE READY TO SERVE. Oral Watching Ditches. v - 7 hoxcs Matches nowl9c alton s Cash Store Where Cash'JBeats Credit Next Door to Ar cade Theatre Prosecution of ranchers who have failed to put in scree'ns in their irri gation ditches along Pine creek will be started August 1,' according to Game Warden Charles B. Orai, states j the Baker Herald. Many of the trout which were placed in that stream last year are reported as running down the ditches owing to improper pro tection. Reports have come to the game war den that many fishermen are catching trout' less than three inches in length and it Is the intention of the official to prosecute all casp that come to his notice. Mrs. Endrup of Hilgard is in the city today on a shopping expedition. Mrs. Austland, formerly of this city, now living at Sumpter, is here the guest of friends today. . r The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira How- New Institution to Occupy the Lewis ell, who underwent an operation for ; ' Building on Depot Street. appendicitis recently, at the hospital ' has recovered. I Eelieving that La, Grande should Nathan Gray returned to Cove to-, have a modern cafeteria and delica- rinv after several davs confinement' tessen Charles Bezucho and Vincent at the Grand Ronde hospital follow DANCE AT Danceland j Saturday Night J J GALLERV FOK SPECTATORS 5 PARENTS ESPECIALLY IN- 2 5 VITED TO ATTEND. 2 STRICTLY HIGH CLASS. f A C. P. FARRIN. Mgr. ft ing a successful operation for appendi cities. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Smith, of Island City, who was operated on a few days ago for ap pendicitis was taken home from the hospital today. Miss June Hume, who lived in this city a few years ago, but whose home is now in Walla Walla, is here vislt- i ing with friends. She will spend a few weeks in Baker, also her former res idence, before returning. - Ralph Shaw, Riley, Ind.; D. K. Lau rie, Baker; H. B. Bureel, Wallowa; Leonard Evans, Wallowa; R. E. Has ket, Wallowa: A. E. Clawson, Enter prise; F. E. Woodell of Summerville were registered laSt night at' the Sa voy. An automobile party constisting of J. J. Carr and wife. Mrs. Carr'sbroth er, R. L. aCrey, of California, and Dr. Meyers of Hot Lake, leave tonight to tour Malheur county in the south eastern part of the state. The trip will be made in Mr. Carr's automobile. F. R. Bridges left yesterday foi Portdlnd to join Mrs. Bridges. They expect to return about the first of the Ledman have leased the Bird Lewis equipping it with a most modern and complete outfit. Everything will be along sanitary lines. Besides the tray service of the cafateria the deli catessen department will furnish fam ilies with the "ready-to-serve' com modities. It will be only a few days until they are ready for business. The managers announce all white help and that four additional families will be brought to La Grande with the new business. BAKER FIRE COSTLY. Socialist Hall Burns Early This Morn ing With Heavy losses. 1117 ji ri 13 ma . ii mt .w-Lfri jra mi r n wi i 1 mmzlX hne Watch and I jewelry Work rsrjn I IsOurSpe- 3g? j ;Y , : daity. W M 8 -'8S-. . I I I iM The socialist hall on Center street between Second and Third streets was 'almost entirely destroyed by fire which broke out about 1 o'clock this morning and which offered such stub born resistance that the fire depart ment had a hard task on their hands to get it under control says the Baker Democrat today. It is a frame build ing and the blaze had made good head way before the alarm was turned in. The origin of the fire fcannot be as- K - We will make' your watch keeg time. Old jewelry made like new Largest Jewelry Store in Eastern Oregon 1 SEIGRIST S CO. La Grande, Ore.