La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1916, Image 6

MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1916
PAGE SIX
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
M FAMOUS NEW" YORK BAND COMES TO CHAUTAUQUA .JT.
I
Just Received a
Car of Peacock
Celebrated Rock
Spring Nut Coal,
Just the Thing for
Summer Use.
SAWYER-CLARK
COMPANY,
Phone Main 17.
Corner Jefferson 4 Greenwood
Streett.
T
UK aouulsltiou of (lip New York Oily Marine Rami for "linnd Day" of the Cliiiulnuqiiu Is tin epoch marker in (he ldstory of Chautauqua musical attraction. Iu New York city, where
all (lie famous hands are heard every year, the New York City Marine II I is inu of the. most popular. This hand presents an entirely different 1rogrsim from that of other bunds.
They play uiuuy of the naval airs and patriotic marches used liy all I'liiled Slates government liauds. They hit the plumb line of Individual taste lu music. Everybody who hears
this hand will have isoptiriitcly and collectively heard exactly what they wanted most to hear. That means the music that every one loves. -
ELGIN TALKS
FEDERATION
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! XT r?"V'3T,0TJf'
r.Mox
Or' CHURCHES
DISCUSSKI).
ipaid Pastors One Druwhack to
Klgin's Church Life.
Hev. J. A. Adams, of Enterprise
will occupy the pulpit of the Alotho
wall of the Zweifel building.
The dimensions of the Zweifel
building are 23.6 x 72 feet, and ull
walls to be of brick. The front will
be modern to the slightest details,
made of select brick, plate glass win
dows with marble base and copper
tiimmings, and will present -an at
tractive appearance.
Mr. Zweifel states that the contract
i provides for the completion of the
BEING 'new structure August 1st, and the
! work will progress in accordance,
i 1). Summer will own half interest
in the north wall of the Zweifel build
; ing, and is contemplating the erection
: of another business structure using
'the north wall of the new building
i now under construction and the south
wall of tr e Sommer Hotel brick
Mist church next Sunday evening and I V u e .J"""' TV .
will discuss chtirch, federation. TBic he ,'d.e "va h " -Vf
! churches of Enterprise were federat- i sl'
irl f -,r irrr tin 1 I itf A l-imu I I Ollhll ULIIUII Ui lilC OUI11IJICI imiHIIll;
lis ' now ' pastor of the federated 1 woul ,m?,K,? 11 8 L e
churches of that city, said the Elgin Fm , L,u"1''
rf,.,.,-,l.... S.,i, ,), , ingsouin
1.'.... ,1.. n..of (',..: I- lw,,.n V,.. S.
GLASSES
made by us cost no mire
than Kryptoks made by
other opticians, but the
Kryptoks supplied by
us are better, being
finished on specially
made machines and in
the finest, most com
pletely equipped retail
optical factory in East
, ern Oregon.
Besides, we do all the
work under one roof
from the examination of
your eyes to the accu
rate fitting of the fin
ished glasses.
E. Harris his awarded the con
tract for a new six room bungalow to
ueen more or less discussion oi me . . . .. NT , ,-. .
plan of federation in Elgin, but of . " : y""lf,j ,:"T,i,.m.o
late there has been a decided increase
in that discussion and at the present I
time there are many advocates of the'
l.n an. representing practically every
The work of excavating for basement
and foundation is now under way and
it is hoped to have the nsw home
date.
known local build-
construc
tion. The new lesmcnce will be of
hurch denomination in the town. As . ll" t' "".mi..:.
n ;i: i o Hi tv viliun. with ivm
u,n .u u m.., a a f :er will have t-haie of the
ii. '..I.. ; ...:n i. . . e .,...: i .1 : !
niUtdiiv (.'vcmimlt win DC (i tiecuieci in- i,u , , ... .;n i.n mi(1i-n
, .. 11 ir 'iLiI I LU.' l Kill MV IV JC illlll mil f uiUMViii
terestloall. llw espericnco with the : y d u ' when aske(, ag to
inner workings of federated churches; f , , M is
will enable him to give valuable in-1 f . , , " . , . ..,, i,t it ...in
f iimnli.ii .ie ii a lull, .fit' m l''"lt tlv lull- ouui- I'lii- i. .in (.
and then the fight commenced. Mr.
Noiegaard'a brother getting up to
where the fight was going on shot
and killed the hear. THis is one of
the biggest Ijears killed on the moun
tain this season.
Grain Looking Good.
The fall sown wheat in this part of
llie county is looking fine. . In riding
up the valley to Lostine Saturday
evening the editor saw many fields
that looked fine, lit has commenced
jointing and the warm weather com
ing on now will cause the heads to
shoot out very soon. Spring grain
does not look so good but there is
plenty of time yet for it to come out
and make a good crop. The hay crop,
and especially the alfalfa on the first
cutting will not be up to the average,
0 the larmers say, but the second
crop ought to be better than usual.
at the election. S. G. lverson, former
state auditor, is opposing Burnquist.
'. B. Kellogg, who gained national
fame as a trust buster; Sen. M. K.
Clapp, A. C. Ebcrhart, former gov
ernor and Congressman C. A. Lind
bergh are after Clapp's toga. Their
fight has been a merry one, not en
tirely free from mud. . Lindbergh got
a lot of Scandinavian and Progres
sives votes today. In tho Democratic
gubernatorial fray, a three cornered
light has aroused much interest. S.
I). WorkC. M. King and T. PfDwyet
were the candidates. Works has been
identified with the reactionary Demov
crats in the state legislature. Dwyer,
a Minneapolis boiler maker, polled a
laige labor vote. King is a good
roads advocate. Dan Lawler, Demo,
cratic candidate for United States
.l-.io thn nnlv Fred Lvnch fac
tion Democrat in the field. He was
opposed by A. J. Davis of Minneapo
lis. Socialists and Prohibition tickets
ware not filed.
tt
V bucks if anv there be.
proximate $1500
Many of the most influential mem-1 . 1. . .: ..;. 1 i CI,
hers of local ehu.ches have declared j , fi, m an,, wit. in probllbiliti.
themselves as favorable to federation
if the satne can be accomplished with
fairness to all denominations who- j r s rf nf wheil,
enter the amalgamation. lime has i 01
proven that too mnnv denominations i (Wallowa hun.)
cannot successfully exist in the small ' w- Ml'ek-w,hH llves s!x "llles
towns. Experience hi.s proven that , n theast of Wallowa, was in town
Hie average pastors of small town .Saturday and brought in with lum a
churches do not. receive a living wage; "niple of h's !, ! .' f fal' w,u'at
it has also proven that a half dozen' 1 m--usureil just .A, inches tall and
or n-.,n .lenoAiinatinns in a town of . ' a let'P Zraen color, showing that
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CTERM1AH
LYNCH
the 11 nu" a "'llll-y growin. ir. meen
..i,,.,..,i, ...,,.,.,,.,( I states mat ne nas in acres in iiua
12(10 or 15(10 people separates
J. H. PEARE&SON
Optometrists & Jewelers
LA GRANDE, OREGON
!!so small that'll goodly portion of the ' M i''1,it !"k ju,sl 1,8
'iellectiveness of church work is lost,'1"' , sample was on dis-
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I ;..!., .i',;i ,.i nr ,,, n,-,.mi,..,'t i store Saturday
!! church men and women. And that
Attention, Rifle Club.
;,the individual congregations of Elgin . re w' e pooling ,1 tne r ue
'.,,, m(.,.t i,, wiih m.tnld di llunl ties in cl"1' grounds 111 Lower Val ey Sunday
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pastors resulting in dissatisfaction
and trouble in keeping ministers.
Church peoplo almost as a rule, are
united in the opinion that things are
rot progressing as they should and
tire free to admit that their pastors
J ' are under paid and there arc none but
1 1 who have a desire to see improved
1 1 conditions.
1 As yet there has been no active
j steps taken to bring about a federa
' tion in Elgin, but there has been so
Always Look To
La Camelle
for Rest Values In Front Lure
I'orsclM
The Eront Lace Corsets With
The
Ventilo
Rack and Ventilo Front Shield
No front lace corset without
these features can possibly be as
good as La Camille.
A complete line oT differen
models always on hand. Triced
( SJ.nil l
MRS. KORT. I'ATTISUX
Corsetiere
Phone Red 3221 Res. 1702 Oak
1 1 much discussion of the subject during
1 1 recent months that the discourse to
J j be delivered by Rev. Adams Sunday
ieening will be of double interest.
, Rev. Adams occupies the Methodist
1 pulpit on that evening as a result of
1 exchange of pulpits between him and
J Rev. Chapman, who goes to Enter
I prise for that date.
J Elgin Concert Rand Goes (o Lake.
I .1. F. Egonsperger, manager of Wnl-
lv:i l.ak- Amusement Co., has
awarded the Elgin Concert Rand the
I nke engagement for .Inly 4th and
."th. dining which time a celebration 1
will lie held at the famous resort.
No higher compliment, can be paid
Elgin's well known musical organiza
tion than their return trip to the Lake
this year, this making four straight
seasons that the hand has been award
ed the contract, and each sueee-ding
ear has played to largur ami more
i'Ppivci.itive crowds, and the people
who visit Wallowa Lake Park dining
the coming visit of the Elgin band
are assured of an excellent class of
music. The org .ni:;alion is composed
of players who have been banded to
gether for several y'V.rs and at pres
ent. :i lioi ing extra renenrsnis in
older to be in the best of condition I
during tVe coining ilip and seven!
concerts of unusual merit will be
1 endei cd.
The Elgin nivhe.-tva. composed of
'Hind memoes, has also boon secured
I'.ir the occasion and will be at the
1 ake f oin .lulv old m July 1HI1.
New Huildini's I uder Way.
I t Elgin Recorder. 1
Th,. eoiiiinct for the new live proof
. building to be elected by R. IV '.wci- ,
! i'e! iuis been awai.led to V. C- I ,
A congressional library employee v ,,f ;1 Grande, and work on the I
has hi on fired for attacking the Presi- o , is now innl-r way. In ad-j
d.nf. A Governmenl nffieial should .,,, ,,, the '.w ife! building wo k I
not uttack the Preside-t until he has .,s . .ir.ulteiieouvly lieing carried o-.. on
rnci.rn.11l nn, I mtmiilitv.'i "(bul R!es -i li.i l: :idd it ion to the Fred Hoiaies
You!'' Philadelphia North American, j building. The addition is 20 x 2.' feet, j
Speaking about the irony of fate, inside of walls. The north wall of th,. j
.silver goes up as it best champion ; addition, together wish that of the,
goes down. Roston Transcript. jptain buiUmg wil! fern the s ar.h1
for those who wish to qualify for the
shoot for the medal as sharp shooters.
There will also be a membership
match, besides 22 rifle shooting. All
are urged to be out for this shoot.
Indian Fighters Get Pension.
The volunteer soldiers who took
part in the Ne'. Perce and Bannock
Indian wars of 1877-8 are to receive
pensions soon. In the Washington, D.
C. National Tribune of May IS nn
article was published relative to the
passage of this bill. There are ninny
old settlers in this and Union count'is
who served in these wars and
will be entitled to pensions. .Many of
these old hardy pioneers are now
nenring the three score yours and ten
and a pension of $10 to $15 per month
will be a blessing to them in their de
clining years.
The Sun has sent to Congressman
Siniiott for a copy of the bill and
we will publish it in ful when it
conies for the benefit of those who
.are interested.
Kills Rig Rear.
.1. L. Noiegaard of Smith Mountain
was transacting business in Wallowa
last Saturday. He stateil to the Sun
man that he and his brother had
caught a 400-pound cinnamon bear in
a imp on the mountain. The polo
which was fastened to the trap came
loose and the boys put the dogs on
bruin's trail. A mile or so was cov
ered before the dogs stopped the bear,
Groat Britain has suspended
execution of a death sentence
against Lynch, a citizen of the
United States, at the request of
President Wilson. Lynch was
found guilty on a charge of com
plicity' in tho Dublin revolt. iTUe
.United States will investigate. '
Bonding Coin puny Must Pay.
ChehaHs, Wash., June 1(. Judge
Rice, of thj Lewis county superior
court, this week handed down a de
cision on he cluima m the case of
the Title Guaranty & Henry, the con
tractors who built tho Nesika bridge
and, it is said, went broke as a result
of the contract. The decision holds
that the claims against the contrac
tors must be paid by the bonding company.
With 250,000 Russian soldiers facing
who .them on the French line, the Germans
must be devoting considerable time to
praying that they don't suddenly be
come homesick. Boston Transcript.
The Kaiser has disregarded their ad
will now sever relations with Berlin.
rhi'iidcliphia North American.
Just Arrived To-day
Fresh Shipment of the
KELLOGG FOOD
Diittlo Creek, Michigan
Kolluirg's Bran
Kelloir's Bran Biscuit
Brose
Malted Nuts
Nut Bromos'e
Mcltosc Sweets
Olutin Biscuits '40 per cent
Olutin Biscuits Pure
Protose Meat Substitute
Prune Marmalade
"White Fig Marmalade
Black Fi? Marmalade
CITY GROCERY & BAKERY
Home of Fancy Groceries . . Phone Maic. 75
E. POLACK, Prop.
POLITICAL HOW ON.
Minnesota's State Primaries on Today,
Amid Tense Settings.
St. Paul, Minn., June If. Minne
sota's state primary today concluded
a lively tight. It was a state affair,
with congressional seats in the offing.
Gov. J. A. Burnquist, who is filling
out the unexpired term of W. S. Ham
mond, deceased, is the Republican
candidate for renomination who prob
ably will get his name on the ballot
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FIXING UP SOME
at your place? Then don't fail
to start right by getting the
right lumber, shingles, etc., and
that, of course, means getting
them here. You'll appreciate
that fact more and more as
time tells the quality of our
lumber. Ours is seasoned be
fore it goes into a house.
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GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Main 8
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RUBY'S CYCLE AND
SUPPLY SHOP
Experience with all makes of motorcycles and any
thing from the stand clip to the front license number.
If your machine has got a touch of the blues and
trying to take its spite out on you bring it in and -we
will test it out and tell you the trouble free of charge.
Get That Lawn Mower Sharpened
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