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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1916)
"WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1916. LA- GRANDE EVENING. OBSERVER 1AGE THREW LAKE CROWDS WELL PLEASED Should Go ) - LAST OK THREE-DAY 'BLOWOUT 1 1 AT HAND Delicious Fine Cantaloupes XX If you are going to camp, just phone Main 10, for one of our drays, to take your outfit to the grounds. Will Furnish Hack or Auto for Your Family If , ' , Called , When you get back home after your outing, let us put in your supply of fuel for the ' winter. Order a few tons of U. P. Rock Springs, "Cleanest Goal in the World," or that famous "Hiawatha Super-Heating Coal," 98 per cent pure Nothing but heat. CHAIN WOOD, Wet $2.50 Dry :.-$3.50 FULL LOAD DELIVERED CORD WOOD, FEED, HAY, STORAGE, COAL, DRAYAGE, DELIVERY ' 4 One Block Eat of Depot. Phone Main 10 LYNCH and STEWART - Jefferson Ave. OncBlock East Depot Phone Main 10 Autos for War Vessels Washington, July 3. Armored au tomobiles cradled on the decks of war ships, in sea-going rafts, for use of detachments of the United States Ma rine Corps in shore operations, may soon be added to the regular equip ment of naval vessels. Experiments at the Boston navy yard a few days ago demonstrated that these indispensable cars can be stowed aboard by the means of elec tric cranes on war vessels, in a very they occupy is very little. United States Marines found great need for armored cars in their re cent operations in Mexico, Hayti, and Santo Domingo, but the cars they used had to be shipped to them by regular naval transports. War Oddities London-" The government's tax on matches has revived use, on a great scale, of flint-and-steel lighters which are shipped to England, principally, few moments, and that the deck space 4rom Holland. The jefreshmg Qharm - of good tea is in its delicate flavor Unfortunately, the world is not full of good tea. You must choose with care. Those many women who use Schilling's Best know that the cost of good tea is verj'yVery little. But this is not the only reason for their preference. Another , reason a very ?eal reason is that each of the four taste-types ( fapany English Breakfast, Ceylon, Oolong J brews tea of indescribable charm. Semi for the T aste Packet which makes it easy for you to find tht type of tea that jou like best. Qontains four parchmya envelopes of Schilling Tea "Japan, English Breakfast, Ceylon an J Oolong. Enough for ftvt ir six tups of each kin J. Marie J promptly on receipt of 10 ten It (itampi or coin). Address: tA Schilling (if Qompany JJJ Second St., San Francisco. Schillings Best Sold through grocers only. In standard packages, S-oz. and l-li. 1VU Schilling; tien I tMJ Si Joseph Commercial club Takes a j Hand in Conducting Amusements Joseph, July 5. With the Joseph Commercial club at the head of things, the three-day celebration at Wallowa Lake park is being brought to a-close this afternoon. Banner crowds, good amusement and entertainment, make the Lake one of the big attractions of Eastern Oregon. The program as out lined for the three days follows: Monday, July 3 m. Arrival of Excursion, m. Band Concert (Elgin 2:30 3:00 Band). 7:00 p. m. Band Concert. 8:00 p. m. Dancing (Music by El gin Orchestra) 9:00 p. m. Bon Fires. Tuesday, July 4 10:00 a. m. Band Concert. 1:00 p. m. Sparring Match at Dance Hall. Ted Nelson of Chicago V3 Dick Hart of Sun Francisco. 1:30 p. m. Races. Boys' Race, .under 12 years 1st prize, $1.00; 2nd prize 76c. Girls Race, under li years 1st prize, $1.00; 2nd prize 75c. 3-legged Race 1st prize, $2.00; 2nd prize $1.00. rat Mens tllace 1st prize, $l.ou; 2nd. prize $1.00. lug of War for box or cigars. 2.00 .p. m. Dancing. 6:00 p. m. Bowling Contest be tween 4 highest scores rolled' during day. $2.50 prize to winning team. 7:00 p. m. Band Concert. Watermelon race and cracker-eating contest. $1 prize for each. 8:00 p. m. .Dancing and Bon Fires. Wednesday, July 5 10:00 a. m. Band Concert. 1:00 p. m, Sports and Races. High jumping contests. Ladies' Tug of War; prize, box of candy. Bucking contest; prize announced on grounds. 6:00 p. m. Bowling Contest. 7 :00 p. m. Band Concert. Dancing. ARC A DE Novel Scenes Ahout in "The Green Swamp." There are several novel scenes in troduced in "The Green Swamp," the new Ince-Triangle play, which will be shown at the Arcade theatre tonight and tomorrow. There is a grand masked ball, which shows society peo ple amusing themselves in an uncon ventional way. Instead of the con ventional dress suits and stunning Bowns. hundreds of men and women one step and fox trot in costumes of all nations and all times and classes. An element of comedy enters when Margery (Bessie Barriscale) discov ers her husband. Dr. Allison" (Bruce McRae), in spite of his disguise in an Oriental costume of robes and baggy ferousers and rushes up to him, pour ing out her reproaches for his perfidy in dancin? 'twice with, the same wom an. They both are so excited that they tear on tneir masKS ana gescicu late forcibly. Another scene full of intensity shows the woman sitting in the wait- in or room of her husband'softice. She writhes with jealousy as she hears a womanl's laughter within, and finally pian contain herself no lonser. She suddenly throws open the door to find . i i i i :.L Al,;i,l ner nusoana piayiug wim a tmiu whom he had just treated and the mother laughing with relief and joy at the sight of her child's happiness. All the suspense that waits on a critical operation is shown in a scene in an operating room. The surgeon is hnnHiniir over the patient with his scalpel in nis hand and performs a delicate incision in the skull to con quer the deadly enemy, lockjaw. Out side the door the young wife of the imtiont in wrestlinir with her jealous fours not. knowning that her hus band's life lies in the balance and that hav u,i,lHn entrv mieht so disturb Vo eni-iwnn that his knife might slip and cause disaster to the man who is dearest to her or will she put tempta tion under her feet? For a moment that is full of human interest and in tense suspense this scene can't be surpassed. IRON HIGHER IN GERMANY. Scrap I'aper Also Increases 400 Per Cent in Value. Stockholm, July 5. -According to news from Rhenish Westphalia, iron prices are still high and are rising. The Hoop Iron Syndicate has raised its charges from 200 to 225 marks per ton for metal for home consumption. Iron plates, from 1 to 2 millimeters in thickness, re much in demand as a substitute for other fine metal plates, 300 marks per ton being freely paid, a price never hitherto contemplated. Bar iron of ordinary quality for home consumption has now risen to l'.l:" marks. The .iteration of the decree prohibiting sales for export has been extended by four weeks, and the Bar Iron Syndicate h;is decided to suspend sales for home consumption. The great scarcity of paper is indi cated bv th0 fact tt waste paper has risen 400 per -"T I in value. I'aper which can be deliveied promptly linds buyers ut enormous prices. Marines In Battle " Washington. July 3. Three Ameri can marines wounded nnd one killed ir. fighting with revolutionists a'. Canto Domingo, the navy has announced. 3 for 25 cents at Your Groceries La Grande Fruit Company the national YOU'LL find cheery howdy-do on tap no mutter how much of a stranger you are in the in goodness and neck or trie Albert is pass in pipe satisfaction . is all we or its enthusi- astic friends ever claimed for it! It answers every 3moke desire or anv other man ever had! cool and fragrant and appealing to your smokeappetite that you will get chummy with it in a mighty short time ! 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