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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1913)
MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1913. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, -,- PAGE JIVE ; ; , , THE HOUSE OF COMFORT , "A Hero Among Men" A TWO PAkT LUBIN Undoubtedly the most pow:rful photoplay we have shown in a long: time. Fire and Explosion?; over 300 men employed in the strike scents. - '"' 1 ' " " v'. '" , . " , '' ' .1 .' "THE MOULDING" Be marries a plain country girl. Is 'ashamed ofher simplicity. She teaches him a lesson, and it's a Vitograph. "A SEA DOG'S LOVE," i and "THE NOISY SUITORS ) DOUBLE BIOGRAPH COMEDY "MIXON AND MORAN" Comedy, Singing, Talking, Dancing. ' . LOCAL BREVITIES. Hill's Drug store aevelops films. ' Henceforth the Bussey Cab Line Eaggage and Express, will have head quarters at Foley hotel. Phone aMin 91..." , Adv. ....... 8-2 , Auction sale of cows, Saturday, Aug ust ,16th. Adv. : 8-9 6t WANTED Sewing by the day. Can do- any kind. Mrs. .Nash. Phase Red 1022. . . 7-22 lmo Adv. The Warren Construction company is again centering .its lorces on Jet- All things Electric La Grande ierson avenue alter compieung rourui Electric Co., Foley Hotel Bldg. Black ! street, wnere a oiock was leit open 3141. Adv. 7-28 13t. j originally. r. : . Just In. DR. II. S.' BBOWYTOS. Dentist. Ui Carload of Page Woven Wire Fenc- ' f-ce over sherrv-5 theatre. Adv. ing at right prices.. See J. A. Chand-' . . ' ler, Fruitdale. Ads, 8-9 6tp! ..-r-- . ; .. ,, . . .... Prof. Benedeiti. ttu.her. The best FOR SALE Furniture, good as new music furnished ior all occasions. Tele 002 0 avenue, Phone Black 302. ; phone Red 3091. . .-. . Adv. ' :" ::- ,' ' 8-7 tf1 ' . I Nathan Gray and Miss Ada Houx,' We pay best price for Second Hand -Laoth of Alicel were united in marriage . niLl rwio- i7nra;t,1M Rtr i August seventh Ly Justice A. C. Wil- THE MAHOGANY MILL Boart on to the head of the lake, where he will spend . few day. resting. ' I - m .ZTooi Hi. I .; When Scorned Suitor. George T. Cochran, state water sup- The story of "LIiITk r oily, or the erintendentp has gone to central Ore- Mahogany .Mill."- bus to do witb the gon to hear water cases. '" ' ' .nuiiam- of tin- If f v ot Jume Lick, the ' ilouur ot the Uc-k observatory. Mr. Alberson, arearly settler in La JJ ea'-,-T '"'k M '" '7 Grande, who is now living in Portland, . "'uh ""' """iD"'r ".' w 'u do is itere visiting Jit the French home in n,lll,,r for wl),m' " ' "rk'"1 A ua 1,8 South La Grande. . . .. I made known his iovi wnh u wuh re- " : I :Jirm-iitHfl u.i ttic bin. the miller was Miss Evelyn Cuilin, whose parents mgry and is wild to buve replied: live on the Bohnenkamp ranch near! "Out. you beggar:' Dare you think Union, is here visiting friends for a 'of uiy daughter, wbo will Inherit my few days. .. , (riches?" Huve you a luill like thin? r . I Have yon a single penny Ui your Lec Crouter, who was hurt at the purse?" . railroad crossing here seme time ago, To this Lick replied that he bad came in on 17 this morning. Ho i uotblng us vet. but one day be would able to be about with the use ota nave B mill heslde wblcb tbla one crutch. ... . ,,. I would be a plenty. ' ' I In ISM the quiet parsimonious i n, ,', ,JV,pn; T' J' Ber8r' WaI" James Lick surprised everybody by m i T,- ,?ore',u oi Jl C; building a niagnlHcent 8onr mill near Mack, Walla Walla; Chas. Stanton,' 8an )ose The ,, wag flnlBl)ed wlth. ffxA nTghireg-,s ' -" . , . ... laud was furulsbed witb the best ma- . . .', Jchlnery poHKilile. He made the grounds They mctored an far as The Dalles " ?"r'' t0 8et ut botb for and then tock a.a tteamer to Port- fruit and ornntnent. land, Miss Netta Worth accompanied: Lick caused hla elegant mill to be them. ', photographed without and within and ; . ' ., 'lent the pictures to the milter wbo bad "George Schoddle, Keybum, Idaho; sc-ornwl !i! ip Ills yontb. . ' Fred Schoddle, Heyburn, Idaho; C. M.f MneU'fU yenrs after Mr. Lick built Siults, Kiigard; J. C. Dember,,SaIt his mill. .Ijiu. 1(1. 173. be surprised the Lake; R. L. Brown, Shoshone, Idaho; peo;li. of San Jose ncnin by giving t Jas. M. Hyatt, Heyburn, Idaho, stop- to tlie I'nlne Mfinoiial society of Bos ped at the Savoy over Sunday. j ton. Half the proceeds of sale to be ' ' used for u iiieinorlnl hall and half to H. Davis,' Snokane; T. D. Towsor, sustain a lecture coiirse.-Exchange. Portland; M. P. Bishop, Athens; C. G.j " . Melgar. Hot Lake; W. C. Alden, Ba- Viccf"- oad nnre ker; Clyde James, Union, and W. FlthCc ARAB DOGS. Matt Head, Elgin, were registered at I the Foley over Sunday. t Easy to Put the Big Brutes to Flight il One Know the Trick. . , William Pollman, wife and daugh-' The vlllnce dos of Arabia are a reul ter, of Baker, Edward Wjshropp, of danger to stranwrs, whom tbey attack Pao'h, Kas.; and Mrs. Amelia Poll- on sight without provocation. By man of La Cygne. Kas.; were the strangers 1 meuu uny one except their guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dennis owu imuieUlute owners, whether nn yesterday. . ( i tlves or not. writes Lady Ramsay In 1 ' . ,' tli Sniulnv School Times. Thev are. Miss Winnie Dennis, who has been ag a rie. great, powerful brutes, often I... ................ - S-AF.'r'.Kodak The most popular of h Kodak family. Price $20.00 Take me with you on your . vacation. f We have K-!n!i foods of all s kinds constantly on hand. De- ' veloping and Printing done by experts. . .. . Furniture. Dvnls' Furniture Store next to Geddes' Pion: B. 3351, Adv : 7-12 tf liams. A..,... 1fl Avnra of linn. tion. . f..i: . Adcv. .. ' 8-9 6t, Brick. Stone -ind Concrete Work. All kinds of repairing, remodeling, underpinning, ornamental, and rustic brick or stone work. Fire places, man tles, flues and cet. Work guaranteed. W. C. Hanson, Contractor.. Phone K. 3692. Adv 7-30 tf. HAIR DRESSING, manicuring hah g.,cds, weaving; Rhoda Pierce, Sa- h - tel. Phone Red 1091. 1 i Aav. -25 WANTED. A loan of $2,500 for 3 years. - 8 & 4 f '' ? '''j, 'J .' -' $ .. -" ' PERSONALS. S 5 ' . V b $ S $r S Will ; FS Pearl Pric3 of Pendleton, visit- give first mortgage on property worth J d friends in La Grande yesterday. $9,000.00 as security. Address A, care , Observer. ; '; - Adv. 8-6 6t. " Our Specialties Girls' Models and Maternity Corsets, Mrs. O. C. Combs, Corsetiere, 1503 7th st. Phone Black 1971. American Queen Corset. Adv. Gup Melgard was ever from Luke yesterday visiting friends. Doc 17 for Hunlock laft Portland. this niorninp on visitintr the past month in La Grande, lftft this morning for Portlapd and Seattle, and fom there will go to Lead, So. ' Dak., before returning to her home in Kansas City. Real Cross Drugstore f FOR RENT Office room on Elm', NOTICE , steeet. . Inquire of Geo. H. Curreyj ; We have bought the Model Bakerjr real estate office. ; Adv 8-11 p. j outright and all outstanding bills roust - 'fy'.:" 'T ' -" If ';,'' be paid by former owner." We will not FOR RENT 6 room furnished house,! he responsible Jot any bills prior U. 71 Jefferson st.. Phone Black 1191 ( August 1st. Adv. ' 8-11 tf. i B-tf Zt p Adv. C E. KEIFER, Munager. I Crawfish Foley Grill 1 1 i ! ii i i i 1 1 1 1 i ! Vacuum F0F82 CLEAXlire T.0L8TES1H8 FCBMTCRE.BEPAI&ISG MATTRRPs MAKI.ie v YVXnTUUK PiCKIHB. U F. IIELLISfiKS, 1607 Wash. Ave. rbone Black 1023 very handsome, extremely fierce and capable of defending the flocks from wolves and other marauders. I hnve often been told that when attacked by these ferocious auimnls the proper .1.1...- ... ,1.. 1,, . ..! , ,1 ,, r. . 1 nn Miss Augusta Carpenter of Mus- :"' .... ' :,."" ,,,, . ';". ' XZ kegan,' Mich., who has been visiting, W'1""' ""t'""' Kev. Mr. Gilibs and wife, left this s181, . . , ., morning for Portland and other cor.st B fr mv Pttrt 1 never h?a tbe points. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs will de- courage to try this plan and bad never part shortly for Bar View on the seen It done during all my yenrs of coast, where thev vill remain until 'travel till Inst venr. We bad stopped September.- .'.to rest and eat our lunc-b In a village .'-.' r- i . "W. 0(mi nnd 1 was looking out from an TfnvwArd Staittv haS returned after a week's vacation" ht Wallowa lake. ' Mrs. E. "L. Evans, PiallO Teacher. Thorough instruction In artistic Piano Playing and Harmony. Modern methods used. Studio 1008 Third St. Phona Black 881. Adv. 6-1-tf l : . ' RITTER. TV. nVAtiitrranher in SOUr town. ll-"lt r Adv. Attend Slock Auction Sale, August Ifith, Adv. 8-96t Herbert Ormand arrived from the east Sunday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ormand. Judi?e J. B. 'essick is over from Baker and has ueen at Cove visiting with the Rees family. WE SELL A GREAT MANY CANS OF Baked Beans Because it is well understood that they are as good, if not better, than the Beans prepared at Home. Housewives have been quick to avail themselves of this perfect substitute. We recommend Heinz and Preflerred Stock Baked Beans 15e CANS; 2 FOR 23c Air. and Mis. Terpanv arrived last; open balcony nnd saw nn elderly Turk night from Chicago and today went tot coming along between some bouses op tbeir ranch at the foot of Mt. Emily. ' poslf a Mr. Terpany, who was employed by Suddenly two huge dogs, barking fu the Western Union here a few years' riously. dushed nt him from an open ago, has been working in Chicago the gateway. Instantly he dropped to the past winter but has returned to the ground" In a sitting position. For a Grande Ronde to stay and anticipating. momr,nt , t.,nl,,,,t m, bud fallen and that several relatives will come west (. (u .t.e '(,e (i..s on top of to locate here in a few weeks. . m? ;sllil.isml(Tt m? turned 'ni-.l fii'd. ti.-lr tails .Vtwoen their legs. RIDES ,ilr.i iiChLT. . . , .,.,., ril,urn. if tuey 1 w,...a l! i , v ;1-.in- a couple of vil- ConduCtors fir B-n-i'i ""' in D:u! rs ni);M.aml. beled the old fellow tarried . s'..i?u. i.cKet. . -to uls f(,(it aj nci-oinpiinied bim out of the ruuge or ray vision. The Lewiston Triburifl says: "Con-; ; ductors on the Lewic.ton-Riparia pas-, fenger train .ave beeA know.-ngjy vkj latinir one of the fixed rules of the PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY Phone Main 80 Miss Maple Perry returned yester day from a vacation trip to Wallowa lake. Mrs. Frank Woods has gone to Dur- kec, where she will take the, position of telegraph operator. Dispatcher and Mrs. Harry Swart, have returned from Portland, where they have ,?n on a short vacation trip. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jolly and daughter left today for Lostine, at which place they will spend a few days fishing and camping. li-o R. P. Wisaler. who came m fmm Pandleton Saturday and was a truest w " friends over Sunday re turns to ner home this evening. Mayor Charles Palmer and wife, of Bakt r, with his son Charles, and daughter, Mrs. McKim and children, motored to La Grande yesterday and spent the day with relatives here. company for the last week by carry ing a passenger without the required transportation, but in this case the pessejiger preferred the brakes of the mail ccr. This method of traveling is generally supposed to provide some revenue to the brakeman but in the case at issue the brfc'-emen have not been able to collect the usual fare for underneath passengers between the terminals, for the passenger is a big wharf rat who has established his abode in the trucks of the mail car. The rat was first discovered more than a week ago when the' train crew was engaged in making up the train at Riparia. At that time he was mak ing a run from the passenger coach to the mail car but little was thought of the incident until after the train ar rived at Lewiston and was switched to Companion. the yards, when Mr. Kat angntea ana commenced a search of the yards for, food. Since that time he has been seen almost daily at the. Lewiston and Riparia terminals and often ranges st considerable distance from the car in search of food but is always on hand when the train is made up for the run." Not Mysticism, but Mathematics. . Mrs. lluuisuii, whose latest bobby Is the psychology nnd the esoteric Influ ence of colors, was deeply gratified when her husband admitted without I! i! INCLUDING BUSS AND BOAT FARES DIRECT TO PARK AND RETURN $4.25 Once More Elgin Concert! Band at Wallowa Lake Park Saturday, Sunday and Monday, August 23, 24 and 25 BAND CONCERTS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY j urging that there might be something j , t In her theory after all. "Dawson put me on to It today at the farm." Mr. Madison continue "Dawson T questioned Mrs. Mndlson. amazed, for Dawson Is tbe manager of her husband's stables and unknown among psychologist Mr. Madison nodded. "He says tbe bays eat more thnn tbe grays." 'Renllyr It was a bumble victory, but Mrs. Madison's face glowed with triumph. "How does Dawson account for It?" "There are ten more bays than grays." said Me. Madison. Youth' a Union DANCiNG SATURDAYpiiGHT, SUNDAY AFTERNOON B I, C. ft, -1 K . IT . B .. . . : , ' I. I : AUCTION SALE of Electric Lines Are Extended. Hermiston. Aug. 11. The Hermis !ton Electric Light & Power company is Po v. t-Fvke left for Wallowa, extending its transmission wires to .v?: : ...w.. will nttend the Umatilla, bcho and btaniieia, so tnose blllO HIVtilMlp ., . (.'...Jim ofitinnl nn fprenpe and then ea towns . , ,i I J 1 1 a J m-iiwui will have electric lights and power. The plant on tne umaiina is being enlarged to meet the new de mands by the expenditure of $20,000. n ip tVin niirnone of the owners to The obiect of the delicatessen is to!gut,Div ;eht BnA power for 'the irri- Cafateria and Delicatessen. Going In For Methuselah's Record. An uuiliitious new citizen, with tbe hnbit of tnkliig literally the every day Pinresslnns of Americans, obtained position as train caller at the Htutlnn. One day he nnd Just called. "AU-l-l i abonr-r-ni for Knnsns City, Den-ver. Suit I.nlte. New or-rlenns, cninioia nntl. Bnffa-lo, BnltJ-more and Nn Vorkl" A man ran op to him nnd nlmost breathlessly asked. "I want tbe last train out for Clevelnnd!" The perplexed mllrr , exclaimed, "What you should live so long?" St. Louis Post-Dtspateb. i The Limit. f aM ir.rl!h h(n with furnish ready to serve home cooked W.ion district in Ihe west end of Uma- E ,h rrew and HU American pa, . products of every description. Anyjia ount7, and as d'Pm BPr list. Two stewards were bav.ug Ltable that you may desire for 1.! X when as a crowning Insult once snld to the other. I'Aw, yon eats Just Uke a family table, for your lunches, or for cjty of the plant parties or clubs, can be had cooked ' . to order. Special attention to lam.., " td w fpre,t pn.senger.--Argou.ut trade; picnics, parties and all kinds ol j-g rfceptly been firmed in lunches. . Adv. 8-7 6t. . y,ti;aigton. ! High Grade Jersey Cows Also Hoi ses LA GRANDE, OREGON ISATURDAY, AUG. 16th Also One High Class, Standard Bred. RegisteiBi Stallion Twentv Head of These Jersey Cows Are F resh With Calves by Their Side. Horses Are All Mares Weighing;: front ; - l iuu to louu rounas. Haley & Turner Of Caldwell, Idaho M. Nichter, Auctioneer I
