La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 10, 1915, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 19J5. MlPw Ansco I The Ansco Store EXPENSIVE AND INTENSE CASE IS ENDED. and that means headquarters for all that's best in pho tographic materials. Come in today and let us show you hou you can make finer photographs. Ansco Films Fits Any Camera . Cameras from $2.00 up to $55.00. Putman's Drug Store V The REXALL Store State Case Up Today and Holiday Oc curs Tomorrow. MISSION SESSION OFF TWO COMMISSIONED OUT TOWN LAST NIGHT. OF in the sheep case tried in Circuit court Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, the jury last night after sev eral hours deliberation awarded one I nf t 4-hA Ghaon - IobpimHaH In ' . Via complaint to the plaintiffs the Hew itt brothers of North Powder. ' 1 While this was a small case, it was bitterly contested by the " respective parties, and witnesses were brought by each side from a long distance. There were two witnesses from Baker. The verdict allows Hewitt brothers to recover their costs from the defendant, A. C. Spain. . During the controversy there was much evidence about the habits of this pet sheep; which has become 'quite a prominent- figure in Union county records. Attorneys represent ing the two parties included R. J. (Green, Attorney ess and Attorney C. .H. Finn. , ssgsesgs State ' vs. Chas. Flood, accused of legs are just about as fat as his body,! stealing a hat from a local store re it is said, and his chubby appearance cently, is occupying attention of the makes him a good camera subject. court today. Tomorrow is a holiday " 'He'll beat John Bunny all hol-jand Saturday Sappington vs Hug is low when he gets started,' comes thedue to come up. tip from the California film city." j You're a Good Buyer When you can' buy any one article at its very lowest price', getting the best of quality, ' the same quantity and yet below , your neighbor. One of the secrets in that kind of buy-v ing is knowing where to bujv In that case you'll find your thoughts turning towards The United Store where they cut out all extra costs of business, all credits and deliveries, which you don't want to pay for; where the price is the same '365 days of the year and that the lowest always below all sales prices and 5 per cent below' mail order houses. Shop at the United Store and prove it for yourself." " ' .' ' , Ladies' Muslin Gowns . Ladies'. Muslin Skirts . . 'Ladies' Muslin Princess Slips Ladies' Muslin Drawers Misses' Myelin Drawers ...... Children's Muslin Drawers .... Combination Suits ......... .". .j. . . . .49c, 69c, 98c Enevlope Combination Suits -,;; 98c Wash Dresses, all styles . . . ... .V; . . .Vi.VH, $3.98,, S4.98, (5.90, S6.tt 4c, 69c, 98c . . .98c, $1.49 ; 98c ;.;...25c, 49c 25c 10c, 15c, 19c Wash Waists! all' styles' Crepe De Chine, Waists . Ladies? Hose ' '; ; . , Ladies' Handkerchiefs Ladies' Aprons . .'..,-.. Ladies' Unions, tight or loose knee Ladies' Vests Children's Unions ; . . . Calicoes, American prints i . . Galatea Cloth ..... :f ........... , Crepes, all colors . , 98c ...11.98 5c lc 25c .'. . . .25c ......5c ,. ...25c .5c 15c ..81-3c Men's Suits for now Boys' Suits . Boys' Pants . .:. . Boys' Waists ...... Boys' Shirts ."........$8.90, 9.90 ,...$2.98, $3.98, $4.98 ....49c ................25c ......25c Boys' Hats 25c Boys Straws ic Boys' Stockings ., Mens rants . . . . . '. .". Men's Overalls ........ Boys' Overalls ....... Men's Gloves Men's Underwear . . . Men's Unions .......... , Men's B. V. D.'s ...... Arm Bands Colgate's Shaving Soap President Suspenders . . Work Shirts Elk Shoes, Elk soles . . . Boys' Shoes ....... i . 10c ;4 ...98c '..4e 25c 25c 49 98c 19c ....................L49c 89c ......I........ 2c u.4c ........ ,....'..... 25c ...........25c, 39c, 49c $1.98 $1.25, $1.39, $1.49, $1.98 YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT The UNITED STORE 33 BIG BUSY STORES J, C. PENNEY Co. JOHN MAHAFFEY MUHDERED EATON IS, SPEAKER. (Continued Tron rage K) j Pioneer Baby Class Added to by One . j Member". Walla Walla, Wash., 'June 9. Judge Stephen A. Lowell of Pendle ton made the principal address at the annual banquet of the Inland Em pire association heid at Reynolds hall o'clock. One.pcered into the Budd Cafe about that hour, watching intently what was going on. This was not the lame man however0. Shortly afterwards the cafe closed its doors.' This morn ing the man. with a limp was arrest-i i,,. ,, . . , a ( LtA )!!.. Whitman college today. He spoke on :j . .:, Tu " . "7 "r. .1. " ' ."The Wild Flowers of History" and plead with the pioneers to defend the and will be sweated when the time comes. Richtcr's testimony on the stand however, was such as to leave some doubt as to the relation between ttnaa ,HM I . . .. I t .. . I . . . k. . I r I. . - . man he savr runnmo- hohinri th W K ' Hon- E- A. Eaton of Union, Oregon, J imped any. It was too dim a vision romantic stories of history which mean so much on the sentimental side of history. Report For Past Week Filed Despite .Absenee of Commission. There was iit session of the city commission luti evening, the meeting " navmg been posi-ponvd until Friday nigfd. Pieslvni Russell is in Psrt- tmti atiendinv th Bwe shew, and Mr. Gurdliw was out um the road. fhe ntmiugtfp's- weekly reptwt fol- GcMevaV muttvjfttir's ivport for the U'dcjf ending, info- 8tti, 1915. Tfie street Saptn'mlontlant spent $8B.g? lust week-. This meluded $16 prisuK hdM-. Gjading, whivning and Bmothm streat cost $55.37. The balnnee wr.s for flushing and cleaning. - The police arrested ! eleven on city charges and two for outside author ities. Two viterc drunk,' six' disorderly, orre- violated traffie regulations and ORBS jitvenile delinquent:' Served Hi fSBttls mid collected $10 fins. Had ix sleepers. The Water Superintendent spent $34.50 on repairs; $38.50 labor on tao reservoir; $45.11 placing forms on resorvoir; $3.78 mi)cuijt (id flloeiiiir!H& testified it would have been im concrete, in hase at reHSnfoir, and i troBsible for the wound to have bean ! m Q&Wtlf creufc in Iself-mflietcd. The- bullet, itrobabiy 1 K'eotest "movie" plants in the however for him to swear one way or ttjc other. , Dr. Kirby of Elgin, who made ex aminuion of the body was the first witness called before, the coroner's jury when Coroner J. P. Graham called the meeting together. He told of the nature of the wounds, say ing the "bullet was probably fired when Mahaffey wos in an. upright po- oHio:) iiiiri Ino feet tram the mur derer. Thore were a half dozen wounds In the head, deep gushes,' but none of them would have . caused duutb. The bullet penetrated ' the ail Oregon pioneer addressed a joint meeting of students of Whitman col lege and the visiting pioneers at the Memorial building this morning. By virtue of coming under the "pioneer baby" class having been born in the Inland Empire prior to 1885 Edward D. Baldwin of The Dalles, secretary to Representative binnott was elected to membership jn the association. He is son of Julius C. Baldwin an 1855 pioneer of Ore gon, Washington, and Idaho. ',' '' A GERMAN GUIDE. (Continued from Page 4.) lusion which experience must cure, which a just pride ought to discard. In offering to you, my countrymen; these counsels of an old and affec tionate friend I dare not hope they will make the strong and lasting im pression I could wish that they will control the usual current of the pas sions or prevent' our nation from running the course which-has hither- j to marked the destiny of nations, j But if I may even flatter myself that tney may be productive of some par tiaf benefit, some occasional good that they. may now and then, recur to moderate the fury of party spirit, i'"i 4 4 4- TODAY'S ODDEST STORY , 4 J Denver, Colo., June 10: - I Th.ey're going in training here 4 today for the entry of the com- pulsory wiator wagon "next year..J 4" Buttermilk is the favorite bev J erage at all bars, nj. 'I' But it won't be buttermilk ! that "cured the German 4 I element in Colorado when pro- J hibitiop arrives January 1, J916 i 'Twill be hats of the English. 4 5 i Most Colorado breweries, like I a good many other industries 4 4" in the west, are controled by 4" English capital. German bar- -J keens hern RtafnH trtHou lm to warn against them ischiefs.of for-1 were delighted to serve butter- c,s" iiiH-igue, 10 guani against the milk. J. Murvomm vi prcicuuea pumocism :f . j, 4,44' 4' '4"4'4 4" CLIMATIC DATA ' 1 C.limatii laf.a haaaA nn vna A . , F 4 4 ings for 24 hours ending last 4 4 r.ight at 6 o'clock: 4" 4 Maximum, 62; Minimum 48 4 Temperature at 12:330 today, 4 4 58- . , - , , 4 -T 4. The "Movies" In Phiiudelphiu. Philodeiphiu, June 10. Philadel phia ts to be thy home of the heart inclining towards the vertebra.!, """""s. This i the prediction of siginund Lubm, pioneer motion pic ture producer and owner of one of Th Rat'ordef wsceivod $10.00 fine: '-$1.00 for iiti bnildintr purmits; Ip3.9 . ,prilcijil Kith SSJS intarest nd a balamja 4ua; of $2.3.1 prmcipal -with Ss iiilejcst on sewer to section itire; njso. ritoeivttd $.1.02 priuripat and $1.98 intorost on ditru-1i No. 8. Isswed mmnt oft th0 PiU'lt fund for $l!i.C5 cs. imcl No. 35, njid an ether for $50.0ft oA voucher -No. afi. IsBH.eli Uliriij-y WftfWinfe for iMIK.tfS on vourher 87 to 2SO. 'Jtrw. suUrv tSrhrfaiite tas ' tjtHiOl.tfT, and wnj-rants, tt labor wtrtilkMifcess for $S4(!.75. , The treosufor' 'collected .38 was oft exhibit before the jurors, world. In- announcing the futnr The jurors at that time inspected the VlunR f h' coiporation, Lubin de lrody whicb wu lying- in th clared today, hereaftei only, master Bohnenknmp movgue coom, vievring wi" pictured here and that the terrific gashes the deepest iof w Ktandorfl art, photography .anq vyihich wax over the forehead. A. Taylor wn the next witness. He was iu the Wright saloon, 'ubout 11:'J0 talking to Mr. Peals, proprietor tt the rosining house over the Fisher . suloon when they heard a shot, or thought they did. As they were debating it, Bergeson rushed in wntb the alarm. They wont, to the scene nnd soon afterwards Taylor was water rent; $15W.03 Improvement in- loft charge until Mr. Fisher. came, statlnicnts: $107.72 interest on nnw Taylor told of- -the dead man $1.08 far two electrical minnils nm) holding a bit of a cigar in $1875.00 for three linimr hand when found, lie paid $012.95 wuter warrants: acting will be raised to the highest possible degree. Instead of ranking up a cast oat of stock Inembers of the various com ptnies employed by the Lubin com pany, Lubin asserted, he will cast wctl-knottii actresses and actors for the various roles, to obtain the type necessary to convey the illusion to the auditor. He declared that the day "nad gone by whin t'.u photoplay can be stuged in any old way, with a mis nope win oe a lull recompense for the solicitude for your welfare by which they have been dictated.. Texas Christian Endeavorers Meet . Jaxahchie, Tex:, June 10. Christian Endeavorers of the Lone Star State feathered in annual convention here to day, with the following promenent speakers slated: President F. E. Clark of Boston; u. b. benator Sheppard; S. B. Van-! dereall of Columbus, Ohio, general seci-etary of the Ohio organization; Mrs. Payne of Indianapolis national superintendent of junior work. 4- 4- 4 4- 4 .4- 4 4 4- 4 4 4- FOR SALE Berry crates. Special price while they last. Three cents u each, City Grocery and Bakery. ' Adv. 6-10-lt. NOVELTY REPAIR SHOP Geo. Ferguson, Proprietor. . Bicycle Supplies and Light 'Repair- ;.!;.; .h ing of all Kinds. Take your, -vulcanizing, bicycles, dull ,lawn mowers and, key fitting to the Novelty Repair Shop. Next to L. C. Smith's Garage , l-HS scratch east. Toilnv. ho sniil, iha his left 1 motion lilcture must flfi nrt.ist.iiv must He also said that ttll n stirrinir tl. nnH hv th after his arrival at the scene the re rpssarv "nunrh " 1 - BASE BALL La Grande vs. Elgin La Grande is only one gaimj be hind Baker. ; Come Out Ant Boost the yearly payroll of his actors, I.ubin emphnsied will be more than ?3,000,000. $09,05 Park warrants; "$303.95 road miul Kspcd audibly. No weapons' warrants; $115.25 library warrants WC1C 1,1 8iKht hc sai(1- imd $271.01 improvement bomt inter- 1 .r,.llu civ Total water collections during Mnv 1-ec M"1"". proprietor of the Glass J Employes Begin Vacation, for April rent were" $1035.1!,. ' hotel on Monroe street, was called. . Washington, June 10. The sum- Tho -work on the road to the intake Ile tt"as coming to town and was op- j mer vacation season for government is going to pl'nce it in good shape. I posite Hapten's store when he heard clerks is on. ' Today the vanguard of believe we ought to fix the road ufl" shot- He' looked up quickly nnd saw j the 40,000 government employes are dry Jordan hill. "'The bills for labor 1,10 'isher saloon door open and a on their "leave" aa'thoir period of va- irnd material for the reservoir be uWuuci! this month. shouU man rush out, and then turn down toward the Budd cafe. At the same iffee mius dotoyed the delivery of ' moment, two men, one of whom wa rclusive of Sundays, and most of them ttiutetUd kmger than nnticinatcd. The ; leaning against the saloon door when Rruvvl, atwW lewir and labor bills'1 oponod, and the other standing are , not included in the bills nowbe- '.'u?rby. walked South on Fir street fore the commission. I hut didn't run. Thoy went into an ' ''- (alloy or nearby saloon. The restoof , LA GRANDER NEW "Bl'NNY".. jl'is story was principally incidental, (Continued ioin Page 1' 1 'he however 'having a fair idea of the ,rw. -s , height of the man he says came out weighs 312 pounds nnd his face, id-! of tho saloon. Hc was, rather tall, ways chuck full of smiles, jave hints taller in fact than Richter thinks the that 51 would be, u craokerjack laugh-! man seen behind the saloon bar was. getter if put. on the flickers. They; Andy Uergeson's story wns prin Bigncd Alexander up nnd shipped him 'cipally similar to that given in an to Los Angeles. Joarlier interview. "News, from the Keystone people; Was Old-lime Citizens, nt LoS Angeles is that Alexander haspj Mr, and Mrs. MahatTey have lived already appeared .in several funny j in La Grande considerably over a films which are now up for inspec- quarter century. Their home is near tion with the national censor board -the old White school building in in Now York." 7 .' South La Grande. "They lived there 'The films ar expected to be ; when I went to school," declared Mr. shown in some. Portlnnd movie house j Fisher today. Mr. MahniTey has been s-within three months. ( employed nt tho Fisher saloon for "Alexander ; haa. written to his 1 nearly five years, wife in Portland that he went swim- For the past two years the only ming with the camora mon the other child Nell Mahaffey, has been teuch day at Los Angeles and when they ling school in Baker. . tiaw him In a .bathing suit they lm- Expressions of deepest regrets are mediately made plans for a swim-' everywhere heard. His acquaintance ming comedy fUnVwith' the Portland j ship is unusually large and "It's too fat mana the." star. .' Alexander's (bad" is the universal expression. cations are popularly called. Each is entitled to 30 days' leave, ex-, : 1 1 take it during the heated term. The J .uv.iiiwii acnuii ,iujjtM ijuins June x, , Unit, extends right up to New Year's Day. Saturday half holidays are al-ii so being viewed with satisfaction, for J three months the departments ob-' j serving the rule of closing nt 1 p. m.'i ' fn baturdny. 11 . if Texas Classy Summer. Houston, Tex., June 10. When it gtU to lie real summer in Texas around a 10 (no kiddingJ-Miobody enres about wearing much of ming. 1 nee raze for the little-or-'i nothing clothing has struck the po-jj lice force here, and they're now cqol and fresh in Palm Beach suits of 1 grayish blue. Much class to Hous- ! ton's pavement pounders. any-' : t 1 1 1 . 1 1 Irrigation -- Specialities LET US FIGURE YOUR WANTS 1 " 1 ELECTRIC MOTORS GASOLINE AND OIL ENGINES Fresh from the well Auto-Pneumatic Wafer Systems WINDMILLS AND WATER WHEELS Genera Agents Fairbanks Morse . & Co. . , Byron J ackson '. Pumps '.. Oakland Automobiles : j ' . J. J. QUINLAND CO. Inc. Salesroom & Shops Island City, Oregon. Phone Black 1392 1 ' " IANKR0PT SALE Steamship Lines and Railroads Washington, June 10. Although the Interstate Commerce Commission order, requiring several eastern rail roads to give up their steamship con nections on the Great Lakes, does not go into effect until December 1, the Commission is being kept busy plaining the reason for the order. ..i..de under the terms of j TljoDRT ORSETS j J Karortt Lacd J j ' $3.50 and up S j Pauline Lederle ex-, 1 Red 3141, Next Door to union. Western 1 1 i! The Entire Stock of the Reuter Hardware Co. At Union, Oregon, Will be Sold at Auction ' SATURDAY, JUNE 12,1915 At the front door of the store, at 3 P. M. The Right to Reject Any and All Bids iS RESERVED Buisness is well established and is a goodclean stock, open for inspection at any time. E. C. TUCREY, Trustee Reuter Hardware Co., Bankrupt