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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1914)
TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1914 PAGE EIGHT. LA GRAXDE EVENTS G OBSERVER DEER ROAM Mardi Gras Will Draw. (CVwunoed from Paje 1.) reputation as a spinner of yarn, rendered the prologue to the second" prodrjetion an1 Dan KellaheT, of Pun'arA put on a prologs u the fourth production in a way that most HERD OF THREE SEEM TO LIKE haTe p!eawJ e,ea William from Avon FARM LIFE, himself. Of emn it would be In- Xortli End of Valley Be. ' ecfTtet to Meeea for Wild Came. .diction without that son hit "Kill . ' that tear," and Stage Manager Eraa- Three eivi!ization-lovir.sr deer har hiMr and Orchestra Director Haines, fceri making their home on the Mom wfth the assiitar.ee of Pat Foley who ranch Just north of Island City, for had the dirty of property man. pro the pan several days. The deer tfae eorrect ItaKe for eem to know that they are secure ., . . , . . . . . , Norman Vesuet doing an Eliza Johp- Xrom hunters and gvnn and roam aroand over the fields at leisure cross- FranIt Lnl? '" " klt Injr the puttie hiifhwayi with the ut- tian form threw the only variation most sauntering jrait Several par- from the Iejretimate into the perform- tie have been trying to get good anee. , . t picture of them in the last two days When it was all over the parquet and development of films are awaited as cleared and the foyer was eon- with interest. The deer incident U verted into a larxh room where hot all the more strange beeauae it was d.-g, biscuits, cigars and light liba- ln this tame vicinity that a bear tion were erved to the guests. It while molesting pigs was killed last u a splendid night-cap to a busy week. It would seem that that end of day. the valley is getting to be the mecea - for wild game. Came Warden Lef - ' CLl'B PAYS ACCOUNTS. fcl tried to get a picture today but the herd left early this morning. Guarantee Funds Paid Back and Still There is Money Left. J j The La Grande Motorcycle club has added another laurel to its already big wreath by being able to announce that all obligations have been paid for the expensive meet conducted last Sunday, and that the guarantee funds i have, been returned, and there is money left. A movement is on foot ' to leafe the old mile track near Island City and make a motordome of it to bring the country's fasten riders to La Grande next year. YOUNGSTERS EAT CONES. Great Tar Eajoy Free- Ice Craat al Voenr's SWt Today was most as big an erect as the circus for a large crowd ef voonfrsters who gathered as Young's to receive the free tee cream cone which has been promised oa this date for weeks past. If there t anything which George Young likes better than giving ice cream oce it's giving it to a hundred youngsters so he set aside an hour this day to treat ail his young friends. Ac one o'clock the line extended from Young's pest the Sherry theater and was iuS growing. George said he had JnO cones in store and guessed he could' feed all who came and even if the j time did run some over an hofcr wasn't minded lost so thas bo chijd ; was auaptointed. ' j . - . Gustav, proprietor of the Foley hotel, was chief of -oe and kept the crowd orderly wrtapoos larger than himself. .G000 LITTLE DEVIL FAMOUS PLAYERS FILM IS FEATURE THIS EVEN'IN'G. Kvery Woman and Child Should See This Important Feature. , Mary Pickford In the Famous Piayers films will be seen tonight at the Arcade in "A Good Little DeviL" This is one of the best films the Famous Players put on. Every wo man and child in La Grande should see this. Don't miss it. Vaudeville tonight here for last appearance. Adv. FIRE DEPARTMENT OUT. Midnight Call Takes Department to N'orthside Residence Fire. Uncle Sam's Loan Office Loans Money WATCHES. DIAMONDS GOLD, JEWELRY We sell unredeemed pledge leas than wholesale price. We sell clothing, shoes, suit eases, gents furnishing at ' very low prices. 1111 Adams Ave. Foley Bldg. PLAINTIFF TAKES STAND. An unoccupied residence at 1404 W Avenue owned by George Cochran and Mr. Chandler, was badly wrecked by a midnight fire last night. The origin is not known. - The blaze was jjwell under way before its (Sscovery by pasnersby. I Law Suit for $2.1,000 Will Not Be I Concluded Today it Seems. :i j The $25,000 law suit for personal i damages brought by C. N. Coleman will not be completed today. The J plaintiff is on the stand this after ' noon and it is probable that much of i tomorrow will be taken up in the evidence introduction. TO THE HOUSE I WIFE Unless you purchase your erocerv wants ; wlicrc the merchant takes pride in all the good J tiling to eat the meal will not he what you ex J pcet. You will find our stock complete and 2 ' each morning our supply of fresh fruit and veg- etables is the best to lc had. This store will close at 12 o'clock, noon, Wednesday. ORDER EARLY. Main 35. j Union County Co-Operative Store la.. MEXICAN'S ARE ANXIOUS. (Continued rrom Page L) hospital where his mental condition was under observation. He had act ed qoeerly at times and bail threat ened to rtm away and return to the United States, Focston said that a search was in progress. Many fear he was captured by Mexican. Niagara Falls, June 23. The me diators are waiting for the assurance that the Mexican Constitutionalist r-preentative will join in the nego tiations and that should they do. so the rebels having refused their arm Utiee their status would be unoffi cial. This will not interfere with the agreement. If an understanding isr reached at the informal conference between Huerta and Constitutionalists it win simply be embodied in the protocol which Huerta is to sign in behalf of the present Mexico City, government and the American en voys will endorse it as constitutional representatives. Bank Robbery Frustrated. Vancouver, B. C, June 23. With more than $20,000 in the safe and the doors of the strong box hanging by shattered hinges after an explosion of nitroglycerine, Police Constable Clarkson gave battle to three rob bers early today in a pistol duel af ter he routed the three cracksmen who attempted to rob the Bank of Novia Scotia at Mission. American Boosters Land. Chamonix, France, June 23. Amer ican delegates to the Internationa! Congress of Chambers of Commerce which met this year at Paris, ar river here this morning and will as cend Mont Blanc tomorrow. Wilkins' Sentence Stands. Salem, June 23 The Supreme court today affirmed the conviction of Lloyd H. Wilkins, sentenced to hang for the murder of Lou Winters, a Portland musician. Minimum Wage Set. Olympia, June 23 The minimum wage for women in laundries was fixed today at $9.00 by a conference consisting of representatives of em-1 ploycrs and employes. Little One Departs. Joseph Martin Waldorff aged two years, thre emonthd and eight days, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Waldroff, of 703 Adams Ave., died thi smorning after an illness of three weeks. The funeral will be held at the home to morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The sorrowing parents have the sympathy of many friends in this cit". On Visiting the Sick. Dm ll"t iisk tntriii liuw, Ihcy fifl II In iiii IiimiII ! llnMil, for If tin') fi ll well ihry kiiiiIiI mil Ik lck. mill II l. ; iiNn ii n-nwiiiiii mi ymir liitHllufiiri 1 Iiii II inn uimlil limli iiriinnil it llttli ' VHI MiHllil III- llllli- In lltiW till" f.-rl l!i' ill Milllr -.iTvtri Mint i-hiM'l ill iiiH.iliiit mill u'i'i nut Tlirri- In n ' ll'iii- inli'i ulii'ii fnlk imi-iI i-iiiiii!in.v. ' lllll Xll-klll' IH l.l'lltl!lll(V II IKlMMIK-hll I CK-'-l l III t toll ll I II llllTll tl Visit till' sii k ulii-n .run lii')i ttirm. tmt to tient tlii'in over their eiifw-lilwl lienils with yunr rulMiBt in-rsntmlity Is a peculiar ly rureleHS crime. Collier's. SUNSHINE PHILOSOPHY. A girl cao have an awful cheerful disposition with pretty tevtb. With one friend let us be thankful Kith many let us be usiliious. Soujo girls can play a Beetho ven sonata on the putoo who are too lazy to dust off the keys. A fool may meet with good fortune anjr time all the profit a wise man gets Is a lessou there from. "Watchful wnltlng" hoping the pnrty tvhu Is going to re niemlMT you in his will won't bung on forever. One of the truest tests of a KPiitli'innn Is thnt he never for gi'ts to rexpect a woman even In her wenktiess. The nuon girls are selected for toli'iilioiip oiemtors Is thnt there Is nn iiMlnlty between a womim and a "switch.'' "QUALITY and CASE" Talks to the Manufacturer When Buying That's one of our reasons for selling you high grade merchandise lower than all competition. Buving enormous quantities for 70 Big Busy Stores? Buying for cash, selling for cash, knowing how to buy, knowing where to buy and eliminating all unnecessary costs, are other reasons. "We do not expect to get all the business, but if it's value you are looking forr we will sure get your trade. ' . - N'ewe Ladies' Coats, aU wool, J6.90, $7.90, IS.90 aad Voile Dresses, $6.9 Crepe Dresses, $3.98 Crepe Skirts, $1.98 Pique Skirts, ..$1.19 $2.00 Voile Waists, .: 98c Roman Stripe Silk Petticoats, $138 Newest Dress crepes, 8 l-3c, 12 l-2e, 15c, and 19e Curtains, 49e, 69c, 79e, 98e Curtain Scrims 8 l-3e, 10c, 12 l-2e, 15c Red Seal Zepher Ginghams,... 10c Chiliirsns Shoes ..79c, 89c, 98c, $1.10, $L13, $1.25, $M9 Misses' Shoes or Slippers, $1.39, JL49, $1.69, $1.89, $1.98 Ladies' Shoes or Slippers, $1.49, $138, $2.49, $2.93 Smith's 9x12 Axminster Rugs, ..........$19.50 Men's Suits, Excellent values, $4-98, $5.90, $6.90 AH Wool $15.00 value, $9.90 AH Wool $18.00 value, ....$1Z50 All woo! $22.50 value, $14.75 Boys' Suits, $138, $2.49. $238, $338 Beys' Hats, ....25c, 39c, 49c, 89e, 98e Men's Hats, 98c, $L49. $138, $2.49 Men's Straws, 10c, 19c, 5c, 45c, 89. Men's Sailors 98c, $1.49, $1.69 Men's Overalls, 49c, 6t, 79c, 83c Boys' Unions, 19c, 23c, 49c Men's Unions,' 49c, 89e, 98c Boys' Shoes, $L15, $1.25, $1.39, $L49, $U9, $L79 $L89, and $138 Men's Shoes, .$138, $2.49, $238, $3.50 President Suspenders 25c Outing Blankets, 98c BIG BUSY SrOHES The United Store J. C. PENNEY CO. Inc. WE LEAD; OTHERS - FOLLOW When A Man Wants To Make a Quick Sale He Puts an Observer Want .Ad To Work For Him One cent a word puts your ad. in the Observer want column, and the Observer want coulmns place your ad. in the homes of Union and Wallowa Counties I rvn A M 0T0RCYCLE Make Clean Sweep in Baker Road Race First seven men to finish rode Indian Motorcyles no . other makes finished. H0LLISTER AVERAGES 44 MILES Per HOUR TO BAKER We have an INDIAN for you. See us for Terms and Prices. s W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. o o O G O ' --,-f.;l:,..
