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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1917)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. PAGE BTTO "BOHEMIAN GIRL" 1 S CHAUTAUQUA RED LETTER ATTRACTION TRAFFIC DIRECTOR ASSURED j Year by year the directors develop new ideas and always keep those which are good. Traffic directors were the tig hit lost year and they will be used again this season. Pa trons will drive in at the main ap proach, unload at the front, park their cars on parking1 space, and drive 5f 4? Hfc 4? ft? 4? HfJyeSS, f ' SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1917, ELGIN WATCHES K e e t lTi m e 4 away from the side entrance all un- J f der the direction of "traffic cops" who are bosses of traffic and who eliminate confusion attendant upon departure of 150 or 200 cars at one time. DR. FRANK BOHN, Fin e Rett airiri cf JEWEUW CLOCKS SILVERWARE ' ., a DAVENNY FE8TIVAL QUINTET. THE Davenny Festival Quintet, one of the most popular musical organizations of the Chautauqua platform, will present this summer a condensation of the charming comic opera "The Bohemian Girl." Few operatic productions have given to music more memorable songs notably "I Dreamt I Dwelt In Marble Halls." "Heart Bowed Down," "Then You'll Remember Me" and the story and music are alike at tractive. The Davennys are exceptionally adapted to the roles which tuey will be called upon to sing. Mr. and Mrs. H. Edison Davenny are among the foremost Joint "recltallsts of America; Louts Caton. tenor of prominence; Alice i Burgess Slering and Marcella Geon, artists of unusual ability. , . , MALE QUARTET PROGRAM SPARKLES WITH COLOR AND LIFE. TP 4 BIRNIE'S JEWELRY STORE IS KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE VALLEY AND STIR- THE Musical Arts Quartet is a male Quartet, wlilcl) was contldcntly chosen for the Western Cliuutauqua aa being an attraction of stellar magnitude, one sure to please and to be gratefully remembered. In talent and training, both individually and collectively, these young men are splendidly equipped. The exquisite blending of their voices Is a marked feature. Their program sparkles with Jlfe and color and will satisfy your every desire for variety. , .' - . . . European Correspondent of the New York Times Who Brings Intimate Knowledge of Entente and Teuton Powers to La Grande. J ROUNDING COUNTRY AS A Akron, Ohio, trade unionists have started a co-operative plan for a labor temple. We abuse others because they are not better than they can be, and ex- cuso ourselves when wo are not as good as we might be. A trreat market in the Northwest cattle country will be opened to Ok lahoma shippers of cottonseed cake and meal as the result of a rato com promise with tho railroads of the northwest. Surveying. Survevinp and general engineering at reasonable rate. R. R. NEAL, Of fice of City Engineer in City Hall. Adv. Mon.-ai. DEPENDABLE PLACE TO LEAVE WATCHES AND JEWELRY FOR REPAIR. IF THAT WATCH IS NOT KEEPING TIME, BRING IT TO US. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. G. S. Birnie 4- 4 4 4r 4- ' 4 4 4 4 4-; 4 4r 4 4- 4t 4- 4-: 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- Vacancies at Naval Academy. WnoViinirton. June 16. (Snecinl) Congressman McArthur has made the following appointments to nil two mranKiVi at the Annapolis naval academy; Principals, Joe D. Ingram and Marion R. Kelley; first alternates, Paul Rices and Philip K. Peau: sec ond alternates, Patterson Efflnger and Harmon Chapman. All these ap pointees reside in Portland. Shipments of Powder. Washington, June 16. (Special) The interstate commerce commission's order mermittinir the transportation of explosives by express train or in express cars in passenger trains was amended to restrict such shipments to emergency requirements of tk? army or navy. Ilnlv to Send High CommiswV Rome, June 16, via Paris. A. higi 'commissioner.' to the United Siatass will be appointed by the Italian' gov ernment. His task will be similar Up that of the French high cwnraissionesy 'Andre Tardieu. ...:' tifTmntm TITO A TinPOO. am anla ttirV Tho Observer Office. 4 ! 4 4 : ' ! ! 4 :i ! .... ....... i GREETINGS By courtesy, honest service, and a purpose to!lend!encouragement to every activity that makes life more pleasant, we are endeavoring to fill a useful place in the community. Standard. Laundry Co, GEO. GILBERT, MANAGER Laundry French Dry Cleaning 4.. 4" ' 4 v 4 4 ' 4 4v 4- 4--4- 4- 4-' 4- 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4-' 4- 4- 4 4- 4- 4- 4 4.- 4- tf.