La Grande evening observer., July 29, 1913, Image 8

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ARTIST COMKie
VICE PRESIDENT WESTGABD OF
' S. BL A. ON HIS WAY.
Lm Grande Will Be Visited on 17,000
MUe Jouraey.
A. L. Weatgard, vice president of the
Xatiotial Highways association, will
dhortly pas through on his 17,000 mile
trip by motor car which he is taking
under the auspices of the association
UNDER ARREST
TRAP PLACED BT TWO
CAUSES ARREST.
MEN
Men Held For Grand Jury to Act
"Beans" Found ca Table.
mux vuum, noaacta at Saaapteii Seat
Back Froa Here.
"A elppinar frwa the Alton Tele
gram, of Alton, Ohio, the former
home of Rev. A. G. Lane, pastor of
the Presbyterian charch of this city,
tells of his sending some Grande
Ronde cherries to friends. This is how
the paper there marvels at Grande
Ronde cherries:
V A package came by express this
morning to C. A. Caldwell of the Al
ton National bank, which consisted
of branches from a cherry tree sent
by Rev. Dr. A. G. Lane, who is at
La Grande, Oregon. The chcrres grew;
to the tre in such a manner that
In the justice court yesterday, the
efforts of the county officials to stop
what is felt to be more or less con-
in the interest of "Good Roads Every-! stant petty gambling in the city, were
-where." In his ride throueh Utah, he' partially successful, when Justice thev were regarded si curosities bv
was accompanied part of the way byj Williams bound over to await the ac-'all who saw them, and the people whe
'Governor bpray, and while in Nevada, Ition of the grand jury on fifty dollars received them are all of ' them 80
joined by Governor Oddie. This bonds Walter Smith and Peter Hud- years of age or more. The special
son, colored, on a charge preferred by; variety of cherries which Dr Lane
Sheriff Hug. The hearing developed ! sent grew with their stems attached
that the bootblacks had fallen for a direct to the wooden branches of
trap planned by one H. O. Smith, who the tree, and not to smaller twigs as
confessed Himself without money, in cherries hereabouts grow. The
trip he is taking is creating wide in
terest everywhere, as every city, town,
-and hamlet is anxious to share in the
good work that the National High
ways association is, planning to do.
Good roads all over the country means
development all along the line.
The Gossard Corset
Fulfills
Your Corset Ideal
Whatever your aim in - wearing a
so i-set, you can attain it by wearing
Gossard.
Whether you seek style or com-
fort, or an attractive figure, with
conjunction with S. T. Boothe, of La
Grande. Smith sought out the color
ed defendants Sunday and interest
ed them in "getting" a rube who had
a lot of money to "drop". A date was
fixed and Sheriff Hug was taken in on
the matter by Smith and Boothe.
Boothe, dressed as a foolish rube, ap
peared and helped Smith get the col-!
branches Dr. Lane sent were covered
so thick with the fruit that it was
impossbie to see the branches and
one aged woman who received a
branch at first thought that the cher
ries had been put on the branch by
some human artist and she was ad
miring his great skill until she was
told that it was Nature that had dine
ored boys into the game, but they the curious work. The best descrip
having noticed the officers around tion of the manner of the cherries
were rather slow to embark. However,) were attached to the tree is they
when, half an hour later, the sheriff j were like bananas growing on the
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(( nnssarn
CORSETS
.you can realize your desira. The Gos
.ard gives you perfect ease of body
Movement in any position, and shows
eff perfectly the natural lines of
'beauty that are at the bottom of ev
ery fashion in dress and the secret
of attractiveness.
A trial fitting will surprise you. I
tfcave had six years of experience In
-fitting Goesard Corsets, and I know
' What model is best suited to your
dorm.
A .complete line of new models, also
Hare front brassieres, back pads, sani
tary belts and aprons.
MRS. ROBT. PATTISON, ,
STimie Red 3221. Corset iere
Bee. 1702, cor. Spring and Oak Sts.
entered and" apprehended the crowd
!he found cards and "beans" upon the
bed in front of the participants. The
sheriff arrested the colored players
Smith and Hudson, and placed a charge
of gambling against them. -
After considerable scrambling among
the friends of the defendants, they
were able to give bail to answer, in
case the grand jury should indict them.
IMBLER HAS CHERRIES, TOO.
Mayor' George Cleaver, of I m bier
Sends in a Box of Good Ones.
'a
'a
DANCE AT
Danceland
Tuesday Night
GALLERY FOR SPECTATORS
PARENTS ESPECIALLY IN
"VTTED TO ATTEND.
STRICTLY HIGH CLASS.
CP. FARRIN, Mgr.
The Observer is in receipt of a box
of very nice cherries from Mayor
George Cleaver of Imbler. In the
communication the mayor says: "1
notice where Assessor Couch was first
to insist that Island City raises the
best cherries, then came Cove with her
usual hard-to-beat claim, but now
comes Imbler who declares she must
have a place on the cherry map pure
ly upon the merit of , the cherry we
raise here." ........
branch. Trees bearing cherries in
this manner would- certainly hold a
much larger amount of fruit than oth
er trees. The fruit was targe and
luscious. Each branch was about 18
inches lone ird was thickly studded
with red fruit. . - v
Members of Wing and Fleetfoot Club
Can Have Copies.
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GAME CODES ARRIVE.
Quiet Wedding Held. V
A quiet wedding took place at the
home of George Hillman, 1412 0 ave
nue, on July 26, when Mrs. Gertrude
Parker, the proprietress of the home
restaurant and George S. McVey, a
popular railroad man of this city were
united in marriage. Justice of the
Peace Arthur Williams officiated.
The immediate friends and relatives
of the couple witnessed the ceremony.
The Hillman home was beautifully
decorated with roses and sweet peas.
The color scheme of pink and white,
being carried out in the refreshments
also. The happy couple left on No.
5 for a wedding tour and will return
about September first to be at home
to their many friends in La Grande.
fiuiite'uwiU ia i- uranae. u .
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A consignment of game codes for
the present year has reached A. A.
Wenzel, secretary of the Wing and
Fleetfoot club, and all members can
have a copy, if they call early enough.
First to come will be first served by
Mr. Wenzel.' There are - several
' changes this year and huntsmen should !
themselves
statute.
PROCEEDS FOR CAKE CONTEST
PROMISED.
Picture Taking Made Easy
By Us
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Band Concert Down Town to Prelude
Lawn Festivities.
, There will be a cake baking contest
with the new and an ice cream social at the J. D.
i Snodgrass home on Wednesday even
ing. The La Grande band will receive
'JWsWCTrlPCTLWHiirTOrittiW'lTCT the proceeds. Many handsome and
valuable prizes have been offered by
the merchants to the ladies who can
' make the best cakes using cottolene
. as shortening. After the prizes have
been awarded a great many people
. Everyone come and help the band.
Everyone come and help out the band.
' At the J. G. Snodgrass home Wednes
day evening. Music by the bid dur
ing the social.
The La Grande band will give a reg
ular weekly concert on Wednesday
evening on the Foley corner in front of
the Foley hotel and after the concert
an irecream social will be given'
at the J. G. Snodgrass home, 703 j
Washington avenue. The benefits of
the social and cake contest to go to
the band boys. The program will be :
1. . "The Minute Man," H. A. Wmburn
2. Selection, "The Bohemian Girl,"
L. P. Laurend
3. "In Apple Blossom," ranr time
.W. Daniel
"German Patrol,".. R. Eilemberg
Two step, "Troubadour,"
...W. C. Powell
"The Lost Chord," ..A Sullivant
March, "Regimental Pride," i
....C. Heed
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YOUNG makes his
Good to Eat
With our No. 1 Folding Ansco Camera with our Chemicals Pre
pared ready to use for Development with our perfectly equipped
Dark Room, always at your service we have made picture taking
easy. Join our Ansco Club and we look after your work in a careful
manner. No tiling too much trouble to do for our customers.
HILL'S DRUG STORE
' THE REXALL STORE.
Our Fountain continues it General Popularity with all who want
t.'te best service. ....
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NOTICE TO QUALIFIED VOTERS.
Te New Commission Chprte' is now
ready for distribution and all quali
fied voters desiring a copy can secure
one by applying at the office of the
City Recorder. i
LEE WARNICK.
Adv. City Recorder.
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"ALE OR RENT Good " four
house and barn on North
-ih ft. Inquire 801 Mnin ave.
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Special While They
Last
Oranges 35c per dz
Lemons 50c per dz
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foaoQ2
ornery
Lamp
Do you save anything by itt NO. 'ji "i
out. Is it worth your while to endanger To
and eyesight to put up with the daneer ?
and inconvenience for the few cents m
save! . - -
You need Electrc Service. We hav .
for you to get it. By using 2-40 watt Mazn
we give you &4 Candle Power three hour
ing during any month for $1.05. The
Mazda Lamps was reduced July 1st. H
INVESTIGATE THIS LIGHTING QTJBsjjj
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We have induced the wiring contractors to faistitut
navment nlan for a limited time, wherebv von . il
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wired for a small payment downand the balance in nul .L.
meats. Ask them about it or Phone Main 34 and let Tr,U
' ter do it today; costs you nothing to talk it over.
i Eastern Oregon Light &
Always at Your Service.
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