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LA GKANDE EVEN I NO OJ . iRVEK WEDNESDAY' JUNE '1,' 1910
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EOLgrmcrrY
: FOR MtKY HOUt , :
IN LA GRANDE
The cost for Hiring, lamps and
current Is exceedingly small com.
pared with the convenience, com
fort and safety obtained, by Its
use. ' , .'.'" . ' , - :
... Your home can be wired , com
plete t an average cost of only
$2.00 per room. Lamps, fixtures,
flattrons, cooking utensils and nu
merous other electrical , appllan
ces may be obtained at surprising,
ly low cost ; :," r-
Ask yur neighbor why he uses
eleetrie light he certainly' has
some reason for doing so, and then
call at on office o rler our repre.
sentatlre call at your house and
explain "to you why you shouH
hare your homo wired ' and use
'electricity. . '
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT AND
IPQWER COMPANT
T6
European Plan Only
Rooms 50c to $1.60
First class Throughout
D. C. BRIGHOUX.
Proprietor..
ME BLOCK FROM DEPOT
La Crande, Oiegon
SAVOY
MOTEL
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DIRECTORY
FRATERNAL ORDERS :
LA GRANDE., ORE i
H. W. A. ; .
La Grande Camp No. 770J rneets
every Monday In the month at the I.
O O F. Hall. All visiting neighbors
are cordially Invited to attend.
I. R. SNOOK, C. .
D. E. COX, Clerk.
Women of Weedcraft
Grande Ronde Circle No. 47 meets
everyv first and third Thursday even
ing in the month at the I. O. O. F.
Hall. All visiting members welcome.
CHIOS ROBINSON, O. M.
LIZZIE ELLSWORTH, Clerk.
A.F. A.M.
La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. 6
A. M. holds reguler meetings first and
third Saturdays at 7:30 p. m. .
JOHN S. HODGIN, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary
t B.P. O.E. .
La Granle Lodge No. 433 meets
each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in
Elk's club corner of Depot street and
Washington Avenue. Visiting brothers
are cordially invifod to attend. .
. , DR. G. L. BIGGERS, Ex. Ruler.
HUGH McCALL, Rec. Sec.
IO.O. F. Subordinate
La Grande Lodge No. 16 meets In
their hall every Satui day night Vis
iting brothers cordially Invited to at
tend. GEO. GROUT, N. G.
J. R. SNOOK, Rec Sec. ..
W. A, WORSTBLL, Fin. Sec.
rjiisniP of the
HEAR FUTURE,
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HUGE" I'ODEL CF COI'FCST.
Will Raaamble Flying Fish and Be
Capable, It U Claimed, of Traveling
r Seventy-five Miles an.Heur Te
' Carry About 150 Pasaangore and
Crew of Fortytwo Men.
The most recent developments in
Germany's efforts to reduce air navi
gation, te a science and the plana for
the . transatlantic ' voyage above the
clouds proposed for about the middle
of May by the German aeronaut . Dr.
Gans-Fabrlee, lately president of the
Frankfort Aeronautical exposition, and
Joseph Brucker . of Berlin In two
dirigibles are discussed by T. B, Mae
Mechen and Carl Dlenstbach, two au
thors of works on airships and dirigi
bles, la the May Century, and the air
hln of fha nr fntnr la riearrihaA In
part- as follows: iv V.:: - "".rx'S, . :
From the standard of present devel
opment the , airship of 1015 may , be
conceived aa having a hull of rigid
construction, 1.000 feet long and 80
feet beam, with accommodations for
125 to 190 passengers and a crew of
42 men. ; V .; '.v
The new air liner will resemble a
submarine or, rather, a flying fish. All
Its ports will be compactly built Into
the hull. Its underbody, 800 feet
long, 12 feet wide and 9 feet high,
will extend between the elbows fore
and aft where the hull begins to curve
toward its pointed bow and stern.
The underbody ' will hold seven pas
sengers and eight operating ; sections,
after the fashion of a compartment
sleeping car. A continuous passage
way will extend from end to end. ;,
" i All Cooking by Electrloity.
v Below the bridge will be a hatch
way to the main passage, in the for
ward underbody of the ship, where
there is a companion way which is the
ship's portal. Abaft of this will be the
captain's cabin. To starboard will be
gin the main passage and staterooms,
with all doors opening on the passage.
Next to the captain's quarters. In se
quence, will be officers' and engineers'
staterooms, officers' wardroom and
mess, the barber shop, the first motor
compartment, the toilet room, passen
gers' staterooms,' passengers' living
quarters, a central lounging, reading
and dining saloon the width of the
ship. ' At the stern will be the stew
ard's quarters, where ail cooking will
be. by electricity, Ideals, will be eerv-
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Bebekahs
Crystal Lodge No. 50 meets every
Tuesday evening In the I. O. O. F. hall
AH-visiting members are Invited to
attend.- .,. " '- ' :
MRS. CORA FITZGERALD, N. G.
MISS SUSAN McILROY, Sec
Knights of Pythias
Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets ev
ery Monday flight In Castle hall,
(old Elk's hall). A Pythian welcome
to, all visiting Knights. - .
ED. WRIGHT, C. C. '
R. L. UNCOLN. M. of R. ft S. ;
O.E.8.
Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S. holds
stated communications the second
and fourth Wednesdays of each month
.Visiting members cordially Invited.
MARY A. WARNICK,Sec. ;
PAULINE LEDERLEE, W. M. ,
X Woodmen of the World ,
. La Grande Lodge No. 169 W. O., W.
meets every second and fourth Tues
day In the month. All visiting mem
bers welcomed
NERI ACKLES, C. C.
J. H. KFENEY, Clerk.
inpiy pay Rent? We loan you
money to 'build, and you
pay us as you would rent
I R. OLIVER.
Market
(hip
SUGAR Cash price Sugar $8.75;
beet sugar $6.25. '
VEGETABLES Dry .; onion 2c;
parsnips, 2 l-2c; spinach, 2 lb tor 25;
fresh peas, 15c;. asparagus, 3 Jb for
25c; rubarb, 6c; celery. 10c a bunchi;
hot house lettuce, 2 bunches, for 15c;
head lettuce, 10c; radishes, 2 bunches
for 10c; green onions, 5c a bunch;
fresh Florida tomatoes, 10c; new po
tatoes, 31b for 25c,
FRUIT Oranges, 40c dos; lemons,
35c; bananas, 40c; strawberries, 15c
per box; cherries 2tts for 25c; goose
berries, 2 qts. for 25c ' ; .
MEATS Hogs, live .weight. V well
finlsuad, $10 cwt; cows, 3 1-2 to 4c;
veal 4 to 4 l-2c; mutton, 5 1-2; chick
ens 13c ' '
ed fii each" lHn. the pahfry service
being operated by escalator passing
through tbe "bold.? which will be at
tached to the airship's entire under
body. Table service will be delivered
through a trap In tbe saloon 1 floor.
Telephone and ; electric annunciators
will connect each section . with the
'All bed covering wilt be of the light
est weights, because elektron heaters
carrying tbe hot exhaust of the motors .
will k Jn the temnerature automatical.
will, keop, the temperature automatical.
ly even wnlle flying at frigid altitudes.
When flying low In the tropics the air
ship may be perfectly cooled by ven
tilation. . Only band baggage will be
permitted for tbe quirk passage. '
Built to Float on the Water.
The sides of the "hold." or tunnel,
five feet high and eight fwt wide, will
be lined with continuous tanking, con
taining gasoline fuel, to be forced up
ward into the engine rooms as needed.
The outside of the "hold" will
serve .
as the airship's rounded keel and will
enable the craft to float on water.'
Elnsflc buffers for lauding will be
fixed under each engine section.
The eight motor compartments will
each be equipped wlfh one 200 horse
power, motor, transmitting energy vby
short steel belts In flattened tubes to
one propeller on the same side of the
hull and to auxiliary engines operating
pumps that will control, the gas cham
bers, withdrawing expanding, gas. a.nd
Bedtim.
at ay s
Story
Why the Wren Is King Gjh.
of All the
"C
Hi:.;v.EN,w asked daddy as
evening story, ."can you tell
"I think It must be the
; "I think it's the eagle," said Jack, "because be can fly the highest" -"You
are both wrong," said daddy. "It Is the little wren." ; ' ' - '
"Why. daddy, how can It be that little bird?" asked Evelyn. ,j
"I'll tell you how be came to be king," said daddy. "Once upon 'a time
long time ago all the birds gathered in one place to choose a king After,
much talk. they an agreed that whichever bird flew the highest should be the
king. So, they all flew Into the air, each one as high as he could. After a
short time most of them became tired and gave up trying- to fly very hlh.
Of course the Uttle birds became tired first . . .
"Soon none of the birds was left In
uu iew wiuer wg Dirus. xney an became tired save the eagle, and,, after he
had flown so high in the air that most of the birds could hot even see him, he
came down in order to have all the birds greet him as king.
"But when he reached the ground and all the birds were assembled around
him there waa a great surprise for him. , Before any of the birds could call
him king up spoke the little wren, saying that he should be the king
" How Is that? asked the other birds. 'Didn't the eagle fly the hliihestr
- wo, said the Uttle wten. 'I did.
uV tuu i. uu ma dck, out
me. When he got way up In the air
any of the other birds he stopped to rest before coming down to the ground '
Then I spread my wings and flew up in the air a Uttle way above his back.
wnen ne started to come down I flew down also end lighted on his back again
without his noticing me, and he brought me safe to the ground. So you see
that although the eagle flew higher than any of the other birds, he did not
fly higher thaq I did.' .
"Then the eagle became very angry and said it was only a trick.' But aU
the other birds agreed.that as they had said that the bird which flew highest
should be king, the wren had won. 8c some people still say to this dav that
the wren Is king of the birds." ..... ...... ,
"But daddy," said Jack, "tt was only a trlcls of the wren's, 'wasn't ltr i
"I suppose so," said daddy. "But it also shows that the wren knew enough
to use his brains in picking out the bird that would be most likely to to hlrh
st In the air.? ' : , .
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StJ mk 82 MM "97 4 -a
. Si" Iwwta, etc. ap to 200 ytsk. , . , t
Tha "Blat&V Book" ot Ut uvm. with bmiw art carer, la Jam fall ot np-to-Uto '
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BUTTER Extra Creamery, 29c;
store 20023. V
BUTTER FAT Dellivqtf t o. b. at
Portland, aw, cream 2? 1-2;' sour 25 1-2
: EGGS Local, candleaV wlect 23
23 l-2c ' ;-" . ' U
POULTRY r-, Mixed ' chickens, 18c
fancy hens, 18 1-2; turkeys, alive,
20 Q 21c; dressed, 27 28 c pigeons
souabs. ' S2.50 $3.00 dos v dressed
chickens, 1 to 2c higher, than alive. !
BARLEY Producers price,"-1909-r
Feed, $23; rolled. $25; brewing. $24.
WHEAT Nominal uack,' club,
8081c; bluestem, 3 84c v Willam
ette valley, 81c. , v ... v i
MILLSTUFFS Selling price Bran
$19.50 & $20; mtdllngs, $29.80; shorts,
21$21.50 chopfc$19$285'V -.1 (
FLOUR New crop patents, $5.55 f
condensing if Inlo tleaJrsiripTrtublf
lar frame. They will also drive pow
erful . fans ' for ' ventilating ' the air
spaces of the hull and the living quar
ters. Vv -v' ; - , ;
.Boatst to Be Carried. ', ,
.The top of the hull, now the Zep
pelin's observatory, will become a long
"hurricane deck" of. thin.. light. plank
lug."' with side rails. v Herein be
kept "service" Implements, two slen-
Z '":: ulZJ-
J"0? 11h.'
oDservatories lor cioua trianguiauon
and taking the altitude of stars,
searchlights, kite winch and the ahy
ship's "boatn." two small,' swift aero-i
plane 'scouts." one fore; the other aft'
With ample space for launching and
alighting. The deck ' will be reached
y small winding " opeuwork stairs,
through the hull. The hull will be
vided Into twenty gas tight compart
ments for sustaining, , the airship In'
space. Along the port and. starboard
Bides five , seats of curved, aeroplane
surfaces will help to, lift ,anq support
the airship or steer It up and down.'
They will be "stepped" to avoid Inter
ference.' Between them will be eight'
propellers, four on each Bide, at alter
nating levels along the hulL '
It Is believed that within .five years
such an air liner will , be capable of
traveling seventy-five miles an hour'
ordinarily and often J20 miles in the
Qpper levels. ; ,:-' I - ' i.,
Bird,
riew Up la the Air a UttU
: Wiy Above His Back - -
Evelyn and Jack cuddled down for their
me which Is the king of all the birds?" 'r
ostrich," said Evelyn, "because Ifa thm
the air except the eagle and the hawk -
When the eagle began to fly into the!
neiiner tne eagle nor any of you noticed
and saw that ha had flown hiow
bt th i
m. Tin an oa U wmd wh .22
kofl ot kaihfiSt cadndr wiihoiM hut
firearm Cx ,
Vwnam, Camw
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FOR SALE Five 'room house, large j
int rm whlnzton Avenue.' ' In-1
quire Caas. Dlsqua, City Meat war
ket,
FOR SALB Alfalfa hay. Ten dollars
to atack while It lasts. J. E, REY
NOLDS. ,' '
LOST A locketrone side fuUy en
graved, other side plain.' Leave at
Observer 'office: V f c' i 1
URNISHED ROOM For genUemen
' crrv Nice location. Close in. Call
WANTED Boy to sell Observers oi
die streets. Apply to, the e!rc-
laUoa manager of the Observer. ,
FOR SALE Old
server 'office.
paper
at the Ob-
FOR SALE Seven room modem
house and eight lots, young orchard
inquire of Earl Zundel at the La
Grande National Bank. V i
FOR RENTTwo nicely furnhhed
'rooms with electric lights and use
of bath. Inquire at 1910, Cedar St ?
GOING TO UNION? Do you want to
look right? Take' your- suite t6
Penlngtdn's and get 'em eloanod and
' pressed' right -,Ji';.:.-;,-"'-'!t 'y,i t
o 0
& FE0FESSI051L DIBECT0BY. a
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)-i s.iv BAC0JJ & HALL ;:(;
Physicians and Surgeons , '.
Office in LaGrandeNatlonal Bank. Bid.
' 1 Phone Main 19 :- 'A
C, T. Bacon, residence Main 18.
t4' M.'K. Hall, residence, Main 62.
; ... , C H. UPTON, Ph. G. ML D.
! v - Ppysiclan and Surgeon, ;
Special Attention to. Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat. Office in La Grande Nat
ional. Bank Building. .Phones: .Of
fice Main 2, Residence Main 32.
GEO. Wr ZIMXEBM AN
'.-V :' Osteopath Phy'slciari a '
Sommet Bldg, Rooms 7, 8, 9 and 10
Phones:' Home 1332, Pacific Main' 63,
: ' Residence phone, Black 951. Suc
cessor to Dr.T, E. Moore.
:-EBLA CARL0CK, -)C:
.-' -V.. Tdacher of Piano J ;
Pupil of Pierre Doullet bf'the San
' Jose ' Conservatory.' " ;v ,
For Children the Burrows method o;
; music study and musical klndergar
f tei Studio In Mahaffey Building;
r :. T. H. CRAWFORD
; .: i Attorney-at-Uw : :
Practices in all the courts of the
v State :and United States. v :
6fflce in - La Grande ' National Bank
' Bldg La Grahdei Oregou
!, W. C NELSON , , ,
Mlnlny Engineer.
Baker City
Oregon
Absolute
BRINGS
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i$4fwwWH4
FOR SALE The Snodgrasa restlsac
In the Old TQwn consisting tl ft
ten room house, and the E. W. Eart
lett house in the.Old rTownr cqzrZ-
lng of , seven , rooms. ...Will he , sell
cheap if taken at once., ' Inqulr it
the Snodgrasa grocery. . v ,
FOR - BALE Household 'good! Of
aale consisting' of 6 dresseri, f
bed springs and mattresses, I rcn.
2 carpets, t stoves, library taWaJ f
commodes and wash stands, sanltiry
couch, 2 rpckersl curtains,' kltchsa
utensils, etc., linoleum enough for I
floors. . Inquire at' 1307 Madison Am
ROOM and BOARD 1617 Fourth CL
WANTED Clean cotton 'rtss.
server office. v-J.
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FOR SALE Household turnlUcra Ct
A. O. Hagan's residence1 1413 Kas
roe avenue. . , v , . ; . .
BX)R SALE Phaeton, s good as, new.
Inqulrei901 ACams avenue pr phone
FURNITURE FOR SALE Ail house
hold furniture of a five-room house
for sale cheap if taken' at once; .also
canned fruit and baby carriage. .Call
at 1,204 Pennsylvania avenue, - i
Chas.
E. Cochran ' Geo. T. Cochraa
COCHEAN ft COCnRAlC
.' z ' Attorneys' ' . "I
La Grande National Bank Bldg. ..,
La Grande ' ' Oregon.
, DB, II. 1m UNDERWOOD
Ppysiclan and Surgeon , )
' Over Red CrossDrug Store
Special attention to diseases f Ey
. and Ear. ' ; . . '
Office phone Main 22; Res. Mala 72'
' WILLIAM M. RAMSEY
Attorney and Counselor at Laif
Room 15 and 16 Sommer Block
La Grande - - ; Oregon
DR. P. A. CHARLTON
1 , VVeterlnary Surgeon '
Office at Hill's Drug: Storey La Grande
Residence phone, Red- 701; Office
phone, Black ,1361: -Independent
phone 53; both phones at residence.
DB.T?VH.'RIXEY ,;
Graduate from the Ohh State Univer
sity. ; Vaccination; Dentistry and 1 sur
gery of all : kinds. Country ; calls
promptly answered. Agent for Nat
ional live Stcck Insurance Asso
ciation, PortlandOregon.
Office 14 Adams Ave. Phonos, Paclfle
Black 1901, Independent 373.
1 J. C PRICE, D.M.D.
' ; Dentist i;
Room 23, La Grande National Bank
Building." Phoi.e : Black 3991. -
, N. M0LIT0R, M. D.
' - Ppysiclan and. Surgeon .
Corner Adams . e. and Depot street
' Office Main 68 Residence 69
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