La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 27, 1909, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text. , , , n, 111 mm- umiKXJ&WmsLjtr tit Mjt. EIGUl' l'ACLS.. ltma 03SERTEn, tA cnuiH, oim.oi. msc-Af, atml tt, iooi. ,1 I i 'i "'-.7 5, '-. Li ttinft f venini ODseivcr l'ebllttbfd Pally Jfcirept Wuitdi;?. 6LOK(;C II. (X'UU r. EDITOJl AND PROPRIETOR. I'nltfd Trens Tclftcmpb Sen Ice SUBSCRIPTION RATS; Dally, singlo copy... ....... tic Daily, per month ...... 60c Daily, six month In advance. .. .$3.60 D&Mr. one year In . adyi . t . r . . IW. Weekly, six months in advance.. . Tc Weekly, one year in advance., .IUiO Entered ai the postoifke at La Grande as second-class matter. i'This paper will not publish, any. article appearing over a uoin d , iIume. signed articles will be re ceived subject to the discretion of the editor. Please sign your articles and save disappointment. . - '"' Advertising Mutes. Display ad. rates furnished upon ap plication. Local reading notices 10c per line Jrst insertion; Cc per line for each subsequent Insertion. ' Resolution of condolence, 5c ii line. Cards of thanks, Gc a line. Samuel Flnley Breese Morse, in ventor of the electric magnetic tele graph, was born on this day, in 1791, sat Charlestown. JIass. He was edu cated at the common schools of his native village and later went to Vale ' College," where he graduated, 1810. During his leisure hours in college he painted, and after graduating, he took up art as profession. In 1811 he went to London with two well-known American artists of that period,' and : studied; under them and also under ' West and Copley." Hla proves was rapid and In 131 ho received a gold 'medal from.'-the Adelphl Society of Arts. His progress iii London, how ever, was more of a professional na ture than it was financial, and In 1851 .' because of Hck of funds he returned to the United States where he soon be came a popular portrait painter and prospered. In 1818 he married Lu cretla Walker, in Concord, N. H. About.thls time he and his brother in evented aa improved pump He be ' came prominent in ait circles, in New York, and founded the New York Drawing Association which in 1820 be came the National Academy of De sign. In 1826 he attended a series or ' lectures in New York City, on elec tricity. But it was not until a few years later when on a voyage return ing from France! a passenger engaged 4n conversation with him concerning 'some experiments certain French sci entists were conducting electric mag netic signaling. It occurred to him that news could be sent by that means. He spent the rest of his time during ihe voyage in making drawing of ,1jis proposed Invention and in begin ning his alfhabetic code. It was not until 183.-), that he was able to ex--h.blt an instrument Ifcfel was found to worn uu securing the funds to conduct his ex ,riments, often offering great pri vation, in 18:57 he perfected the In strument and secured a patent. But he was unable to secure from private parties the capital necessary. - UU inatelv in 1843. Congress gran ted him t to 0i)0 to construct an experimental lB from Washington to Baltimore. He had almost given up In dB,ali when at midnight at the last momoi.t of the session 'this appropriation wm tnade. His successful operation dem onstrated that his, invention w o longer in the expe'rimeutal stage and Tin came Into use throughout he world. For,hU important InventKm, Ir Morse was awarded by tertlmon ' Tals, hono,avy degrees uf noblUty ancl wealth. -The magnitude of hla dls Zr.es was acknowledged un ve. sally, and several European statu, Joined In presenting him a purse of Soo francs; and splendid banquet, were given to him in London an Paris. Morse died in New lork, April 2. 1871. No fan no matter how crazy he, or she la, enjoys a game to the full un loss the players are known. By the same token it will be much easier for us to be Interested in this season's struggle for the pennant than if . the players were all strangers. , - ; April 30 'is raisin day for every Californlan. For some reason the rai sin growers have found a poor mar ket for their product this year, and as a result they, have several hundred thousand pounds on hand that must be disposed of before the next crop comes In. If every loyal Californlan will eat a pound of raisins on April 30th,' the surplus will be greatly re duced. : . .-.. : ; If we had only thought of It, It would have been beneficial to have had our development league meeting two weeks earlier,' we needed the rain. However, there was general rejoicing this morning when it was ascertained that the valley had been blessed with a copious shower. , . : ' TRAINED WILD AMWALS OSE OF THE FEATURES The C. W. Parker shows, which ag gregation furnish the attractions for the La Grande carnival to be held here under the auspices of the Busi ness Men's Association the week of May 3rd, will this year. feature what is said to be the largest animal show f-n route the coming season. The col lection includes Nrblans Hons. Per sian leopards, Pataguntan bears, train-' ed elephants and a magnified group oi fine Arabian horses. The feature of the wild aiiiaml exhibition Is that of a young lady .trainer, Nellie Barnes who presents a full grown lion and compels him to mount and ride a galloping p'ony around the arena. Ac cording to press renorta of other cit ies this act Is a very spectacular, anc" is not duplicated anywhere eiea in a similar attraction. , The work of Martha Florine with arotip of leop ards is a very thrilling flight, for she Is a mere slip of a Breton maid, whose strength might be taxed by ordinary house cats, but she handles the dan gerous inhabitants of the Jungle with us much nonchalance and apparent fearlessness as If they were domestic animals. Edwin Kelly, who presents the five African lions, is a trainer of International reputation. His work fa Bsild to be pleasing professional and Tree from demonstrations of violence sometimes marking a performance of this kind. The animals with the Parker shown are superior animals to their kind, and represent an investment of many thousands of dollars. They are re markably well trained and perform in the arena with amazing ntelll;;enee. At the end of each performance a very interesting exhibition U given of a trainer 1 nthe. cage of an untamable, lion. The show people speak of this act as the "untamable" and it an un iv..nr.Mr. npftnrln. The head trainer goes Into the cage of this beast which Is. according to tne circus people a bad one. Very few managers of circuses have ever feat ured this long at a time as It is re garded as a really hazardous perform ance for a trainer to ko through. IDAHO CAREY ACT LANDS Mow Open I The Idaho Irrigation Co. ltd. Offers 20,000 seres at $35 per acre, ad- ioiningiheTwi of terms. Land now open for entry. gan-s . Lo w .- n nerwooa Realty Company FREE TO YOU MY SISTER Free to You and Every Sister 8uf ring rrom woman's Aliments I am woman. I know woman's sufferings. have found the our, will mall, (re of any chares. bit tssjsfcasfc mM with full iMtrooUoni to any nflVrw from woman' ailmenla. I want to tell t women about thia enra-fM, my reader, for yourself, your daughter, your mother, or your sister. I want to tell you how to eura yourselves at home with out the help of a doctor. Muu mw( understand women'! luff Brings. What we women knowfne tipwiMce, we know better than any doctor. I know that my'home treatment Is safe and sara cure for InicsrrhSM m WMIlik iUcstrftt, Wcwsllas, IV Itceaml m faUist si Hi Womb, htfn. Uulj MiM rtries. UtuiM si Bnriaa Tumi, at ra(k ! i to, stc tad arnlt, snrim fttllaif, swiensMt, cril"( Inline ! ', mttscftshr, Sttin ti cr, M tlulMt, mirlMU, kiiMT. trt tlaMti bwiUtt slurs ut wt rauHH stcsiisr to our sex. - I want to send you craplih hi itfl trutatsl Mllril fmto-prore to you that you can cure yourself at home, easily , q nle k 1 y and surely. Remember, that, rt sUI ml os isOiist to 3ni n 1 1 ? J"1 0nI 'xni " cents a week or less than two cenU a day. It w " V, l.il . or oocupaiion. jan Sena aiatoar smm ins worm, leu me now yon 55? y?u wtin',?,1.I will wnd you the treatmont for yourea-m. entirely fiw.ln rlain wnin-Ei.J-JTm mf" 1 wiIJ al" !nl y rrM of cmI, my boolt-"W0lMt 0WI MEDICAL IDKIStt" Willi f V. V u,n,ron nhow in( whj- women nuffcr, and how thov can easily cure themselvta SvS- !if ' .E,very woman should have it, and lrarn to think tor hsrsslf. thnn whnn the doctor says Ti?.m ,? " lation,' you can dwide for yourseU1. Thousands of women have oured luZSu I Vy hfm ''niwiy. It cures all aid Of rang, To Molliart of Diugtitirs, I will explain a . t tr"""'' which upwdily aiideffwf uiilly cures Leucorrhova, Ureen 81cknesHand It use Irreu"ir Menatrutttfon in young Ladi,, I'luiupness and hialth always results from n lHrerr TO?,IjTh I can Tft"T yu to lBdla" of y"p own locality who know and will gladly jell any sufferer that t his Hunt Traalnaal ruallv earn all women'sdiueases, and niakm women well, etron g, Plump and rol,Uht. juil uni mt mr addrtf I, and the free ten davs treatment is yours, alto the book. W rite txwlny, as you may not sue this off.T strain. Addretw . R3. M.Summers, Box h - - Notre Dame, Ind., U.S.A. Smm n n Dies Radis.hes -' ; r 5c ' Hot House Lettuce - Ec bunch ' Home Lettuce per lb. v, 12c ' Green Peas 2 lb3 '. 25c ' Rhubarb 4 lbs v." 25c. '"r' y ' Cabbage perlb' . - ' ' 7c Fresh Tomatoes per lb 1 2c Asparagus per lb , 5c Spinach per lb - Sc. STRAW BE! RRi ES City Grocery and Bakery, t. riLALR, rrop Bell P.ionc Main 75 Independent 241 eee rifie EDISON LINE Yes, we willjhave anything you wish in the Ed ison line and everything you can lind in the latest catalogue, March 1 1 th March records are now on sale. We have the Double Disc Records for the small sun of 65 cents each. Read what . J.'faderewski, the world's best Pianoist, has to say in the Music Trades Review for the Webr Piano. Wh'en he says it is best) it must be so. . WE SEiLWLBERAhDl ML0nER CCCD HANOS PURITY IS A : NECESSITY WHEN IT COMES TO :'- D?UCiS WelGuarantee the Purity of all t Drugs sold here : r : mW5 DRUQ JTOltE LA GRANDE, OREGON ss4V4Mf4.i4 4, s4is.--'eV44s Gomplete equipment for . resetting- and repairing rubber buggy tires. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS i D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor G;mpiete . Machine Shops and Foundry Hlt(ittttstttottttnittHt ; ; -.. . . . . . SEASON OPENED AT THE QUESTION We bespeak for the amateur 1ru forced at BaUer City last Sunday ib fcearty support of all fan. La. ! a the ton5 included in th piesen 2d a taste of profesaiona l,all and the managers had a to Payiolla and small gate re oney. and not one of them came o Ten This year we believe the lov III l ot the national game will atte,v ti;! imea Just as ,, mu h to see them and the n - back of the enterprise will ha J ry much smaller salary list t Tontend with. Also we believe tl. la.S of 1h.11 offered will comir v, Jltorably with tbat-of Uat .ease- of all real estate investments the one that you can answer in but on way-"is the title sound" The answer is: "An Abstract drawn by us" With that vou have a complete, ac curate history cf the parcel- to the veriest detail that mifent effect the" 'title's soundness. Our work is guaranteed. Only complete and up-to-date set of Abstracts in Union county. IA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO. foley Hotel Block ; ui csiiitttoii -jiviuoiu ouiiiuiijf ; PH0KE EIFXK H71. PDFVS AVENUE . . ' e DON'T WASTEVYOVR TIWE and money planting, poor seeds. GEDDES BROS, have those that gr ow. All kinds of gar den vegatables, potatoes five varieties. Flower seeds of all kinds and va-ieties. Win the prize this year by planting our Aster seeds. If you need anything in the grocery line, we carry the best. ICE CREAM and SOFT DRINKS 1 GEDDES BROS. PHONE MAIN k6 y NK.WEST,Pres: Wm. MILLER, Vice Pres. f T. J. SCROCGIN, Cash t H f mm mci. Asst. Cash . . AasiliiWratw'f XottWV.: - . Notice is hereby given to aH whom It may concern, that the undersigned has ben duly appointed by the county court of Union county, Oregon, as ad ministrator of ha estate of William Q. Teach, late of Union county, Oregon, now deceased; and that all persons laving claims against said estate are eeqtMred to present the same :wlth propervopchers to hlr , at hts resi dence, el? ht miles east of La Grande. Ir. said Union' county, for settlement within six months after this date. Dated this 2Znd day of March, 10. J. a PEACH. Administrator, Estate of W. O. Peach, Deceased. S-2S-S0;47-14-!1 C. H. FINN, Attorney. I ADDING NEW ACCOUNTS We are constantly adding newacccunts and our business' is'jncreasingjat a very satisfact ory rate. Probably ycu might te glad and join hs. . " The United States National Bank " Of La Grande ; DIRECTORS Wm. Miller , W. f. Ccolidge T.J. Scrogg'm iiiiiiiiiituMmmiiutuiiiiMiMiiimMttt N.K.West E. P. Staples C. T. Bacon 'mL Cannes FranklConley ' A. T. Hill s a. ' ft 0. e.