La Grande evening observer., July 23, 1910, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

LA UKANDE EVENETQ CE3ERVER SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1910
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-TOIIGHT'S PB0ER1U
"The Navajo's Bride." Kalem.
."Over the Garden Wall," Vlt
agraph. "Mid the Cannon's Roar." Ed
ison. SONG "College Boys."
Beautiful dishes given to lady
patrons of the matinee. See dis
play in lohby.
-AMISSION lie-
Joseph Tyler of Durkee mad a' final C
proof on a homestead proof al the
iana oince touay. u
. Christ Shackland brought over a
choice crate of cherrlea today and
had them photographed by Ritter.
They were the Lambert variety and
especially choice.
Miss Bess Hufferd of Portland, re
cently returned from a trip to Yellow
stone park, went on to her home this
mornlng.after a short visit with Miss
Ethel Gulling. ,
J. H. Henderson, one of the Elgin
merchants,, was In La Grande this
morning omhis way home from a trip
east, during which he visited his old
home in Missouri.' ,
LOCAL .TEES.
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t O O & dAA O $
J. E. Smith the Imbler merchant
returned to his home this morning.
Master Bearnard Thlesen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John .Thieson is quite
seriously ill.. . ' ,
" Mrs.; E. Li. beiuot ' i J '; !.!rr : -
Buckley went to Joseph today to Join
the La Grande crowd at the ake.
District Superintendent J. D. Gilli
lan Is on his way to John Day this
morning, after spending one day at
home. He will be gone about a
month.
TWO BOYS CARRY
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City Mail CarrleT David Stoddard
and Ray Bartholomew have gone to
Joseph, on a week'B fishing trip.
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Tlzs. Golden Uule Co.
The Gc'den Ms Co.
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159 Men's Dress Sfes 3. 75c
The line consists of Men's Dress Shirts that have sold
during the season for much higher prices, but the lines
are broken and vc vant to close them out. THEY
ARE BARGAINS.
Men's KnitU 35c
The Best UUIOIi SUIT in Balbrigan we have ever Clj
cxffif, shown at the price
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RIBBON
SATURDAY SPECIALS
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ALSO ACCUSED OF HATIXG COM
M1TTED OTHER FORGERIES V
, Bruce Dennis, owner and editor of
the Observor returned this morning
from Portland.
. J. E. Bass , the ; Imbler - merchant
spent this morning In the cty tran
sacting business matters. :
. R. Bell, president of the Wlota
bank at. Wlota. Iowa, is here visiting
his cousin J. P. Bell of this city.
Attorney C. , H. Finn Is here from
Portland to appear as counsel In the
cases to be tried next week.
R. P. O. Stevens of Pullman, Wasl).,
Is here visiting his son, D. C. Stev
ens of the Henry & Carr undertaking
parlors.
Captured Up Whisky , Creek After
Long and Strenuous Mght Ride.
Miss Esther Trueblood of Enter
prise was a guest with friends in La
Grande yesterday while on her way
home after a tour of eastern states,
Archie Miller of Enterprise was In
La Grande this !rrning on his way
from Portland, hcfie. .
Bohnen kamp Thursday - afternoon.
Gordon Sawyer and M. D. W. Greene
owners of the Hardscrabble ranch at
Imbler. were in the city this morn
ing looking after business. The gan
telmen are new settlers In Grande
Ronde valley and have aleady be
come ardent boosters for this com
munity.
DR. MENDELSSOHN'S
GLASSE3 GIVE THE BEST
RESULTS.
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY
15 EYEET EESPECT.
WHEN TOU ARE SICK
It doesn't take a good doctpr to
tell you that most anybody could
do that much, but to tell exactly
the nature of the disease some
times calls for the utmost skill of
the physician. Most anybody by a
few simple tests cot-Id tell that
your eyesight was defctlve and
that you needed glasses of som
kind, but to diagnose the exact
treable and fit the right glasses
calls for more than ordinary skill.
We have made that one thing a
lifetime study and we are in busi
ness to bring wrong eyes and right
glasses together. High-class work
at the lowest possible prices.
DS. H. P. 3TEXDELSS0IIS
DOCTOR OP OPTICS
PERMANENTLY LOCATED
AT 1105 ADAMS AVE., OP
POSITE POST OFFICE.
OFFICE nOUBS 8:39 a. m. to 12
in. i 1 to S p. m.
rVEXIXCS BY APPOIXTKEXT I
Two North Yakima youths aged
about twenty years, are in the tolls
of the law this afternoon, having been
arrested at the head of Whisky Creek
last night by Constable Faulk, follow
ing allegations of forgery. The mpys
were brought to La Grande this morn
ing, and one of them named Edwards,
was bound over to the grand jury) and
the other, a fellow who gives hl
name as McCarthy, will be given a
hearing this afternoon. ' ..
The alleged forgeries involve the
names of Nils Holverson at Hilgard,
and S. F. Richardson, representative
from Union county. One check read
ing for $125 is made out against a
North Yakima resident and is signed
by a name not known here. The
Holverson check is for a small amount
and one of the go-called Richardson
checks reads (or $25 and another for
a 'smaller amount. One alleged bad
check was cashed by Hotel Proprietor
Porter at Hilgard.
The arrests were made on informa
tion from North Yakima where the
bad checks showed up. The other al
leged forgeries were found on their
person, along With a little cash,
The arrests followed a long chase
up through the mountainous districts
out from Hilgard, and a guide, with
the constable, had a long and ardor-
our trip before overtaking the boys
In camp where they were snatching a
brief rest.
This is an opportunity that you vilt not have again soon to buy a good
grade of ribbons at these prices :
Nos. 22, and 40, 2 5-4 to 5 1-8 inches wide, per yard, 10c. Nos. 100 and 150 5 to 5 1-2 inches wide, 20 cents
v - ' .' : Nor. 60 and 80, 3 1-2 to 4 inches wide, 15 cents.
SATURDAY SPECI LS
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Wash Board
35c values 23c
Jellie Glasses
perdoz.45c
Towels
Values to 20c, 15c
T"'1 k.
It' .
Specials in SHOES-Specials in DRY GOODS-Special
in MEN'S FURNISHINGS-Speciak in HARDWARE
The Golden Rule Co. The Golden Rule Co.
Lower Californian Fiah. '
Baracouda. rock cod. halibut white
set bass, rock bass, mackerel, white-
fish and other varieties are said to
abounded In the waters of Lower Cali
fornia.
The Poisonous Popov.
In Turkey If a man falls asieeD in the
neighborhood of a poppr field and the
wind flows from the field toward him
he becomes narcotized and would die
If the country people, who are well ac
quainted with the' circumstances, did
not bring him to a well or stream and
empty pitcher after pitcher of water
on his face and body.
Wooden Heelt.
The so called "French" heels tnr
women's shoes are made by band of
birch wood that has been seasoned at
least two years.
Troops After General Bonllla.
New Orleans, July 23. A strong de
tainment of British troops in trail
ing pursuit of General Manuel Bon
llla, former president of Honduras,
who is sailing in two schooners to at
tack Puerto Cortez and Ceiba.
Pyramid of CheoDs.
Tast as modern skyscrapers are. not
one has yet equaled the weight and
caassiveneas of the pile of great stones
which the swarming human ants of
the Nile valley laboriously 'dracted to
gether thousands of years aco until
they had built the pyramid of Cheops.
It would make a solid block 600 feet
square and 830 feet high.
Missouri's Lead MH.a.
The lead mines of Missouri, whinh
have yielded tens of million nf Ani.
lara and are not yet half worked oat,
were orglnally discovered by a boy and
aog. 'I He dof was chasln a rahhit
and fell Into a hole, and it waa in f et-
ung nun out that the boy found a piece
of ore and took it bom to atmw hi.
father.
Liquid Air.
If liquid air be frozen to the con
sistency of slush a strong magnet sus
pended over it will withdraw the solid
oxygen, leaving the nitrogen, a Jelly-
like mass. In a vessel.
The Alexandrian Library.
The library at Alexandria suffered
plonderinga on various occasions, bat
It remained practically Intact until A.
D. 650, when It was destroyed by the
Saracens under orders of the Caliph
Omar. Thus disappeared a noble col
lection that bad endured some 830
years.
The Adirondack Plateau.
The averase height of the Adiron
dack plateau is about 2.000 feet, al
though there are many peaks that are
Safest Place on a Train.
The safest Place to ride In a raiimi
train la In the middle of the miMia
car on the right hand side. Thus the
danger of being Injured In fora of tt
collisions or side swipes la minimized.
xnm u oia, but will bear repeating.
Camel Caravans.
Nearly 90.000 camels are used tn th.
Tflayet of Bagdad as beaata of hnrrfon
and with donkeys they form the only
means or carrying goods to inland
poiata, Camel caravans go in "strings."
seven camels to the atrlnsr. with two
men in charge. For a camel 450 pounds
is a good load, the pack being, divided
Into halves. -
I How Greeley Learned to Read.
L By a singular adaptation to the
fubanges of motion on his mother's part
wane spinning Horace Greeley when a
youngster acquired the unwonted qual
ity of reading with the book in
any position, sidewise or upside down.
as reacmy as tn the usual fashion with
out at that time thinking it anything
unusual.
- Metals. :
Within the laat two cenrnrlea ahnnt
fifty metals have been discovered by
chemist explorers, but use has been
found for only a few of them.
Fre'ake of Lightning.
Lightning has struck, clucked feath.
Aftl flm Anil !....(.!.. ; a ....
M 4wu iiu lumuts uui or cniOKena
and. better than some cooks, roasted
mem to a proper turn for the table.
It has roasted apples on the tree and
corn on the stalk and has struck
goober and potato vines and cooked
tne goobers and tubers in the verv
Porto Rico Windbreak..
For raising oranges or grapefruit in
Porto Rico windbreaks are absolute
ly necessary if the grove is exposed to
the trade winds, which blow continu
ously for nine months and which crip-
pie unprotected trees. :
A Costly Prayer Book.
Queen Elizabeth used to carry about
with her suspended by a chain of pure
gold a book called "The Golden Manual
of Prayer." a dainty volume of 300
pages bound in "hammered virgin
gold," One side of this costly volume
rave a representation of the judgment
of Solomon, the other the brazen ser
pent on the cross In the desert.
Galileo's Telescope.
Galileo's telescope, br which he dis
covered the satellites of Jupiter in Jan
uary, 1610. is carefully oreserved In
the Museum of Physics and Natural
History in Florence. Galileo's was the
first practical telescope made.
Progress.
Ufa la a race the winner runa.
His fullest strength applying.
Unless equipped In modern waya
He wine the race by flying.
The Reason.
"So you are a vegetarian?"
"Yes."
"Been one long?"
"Yes, a long time."
MAh, ethically I suppose.
"Not at aI!-flnancially.,
The Reason.
"Water won't run uphllL"
. "Why?' . . .VI
"It isn't strong enough."
That's so. We always say as weak
as water, don't we?" '
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The American wireless slmat of a.
tress. "S 5 S," was adopted because
easily made and quickly recognized,
three dots, three dashes and three dots.
Light of the Sun.
The SUn gives 000.000 tlmea aa mnrh
light as the full moon. 7.000.000 mrt
times as much as the brightest star In
me SKy and 30.000.000 times as mnch
XOTICEE TO CREDITORS
In the District Court of the United
States, for the District of Oregon
In the matter of Albert Graham,
bankrupt, in Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors of Albert Graham
of Troy, in the county of Wallowa
and District aforesaid, a bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the
8th day of July, 1910, the said Albert
Graham was duly adjudicated bank
rupt; and that the first meeting of his,
creditors will be held in the office of
e Referee in Bankruptcy in La
Grande, Oregon, on the 4th day of
August, If 10. A. D. at 3 o'clock
in the forenoon, at which time the
said creditor! may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt, and transact business as
may properly come before said meet
ing. JXO. S. HODGIN.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
July 22, 1910.
Royal Axminster
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f 27 x 60 inch's. :M
Bfir I'll l'aj .. u. r-
t sold, everywhere :::KmhM
9 at $3.50e I shall sell every one at
i Beautiful patterns in Oriental. Con- i
ventional, Floral, Animals and Birds $
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I My prices are right on Carpets I
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F. D. HMSTEN
over a mile high.
I as all the combined Htars of the heav
ens. .
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