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Newspaper Page TextV Soo- Spokane Route THE SHORT LINE Minneapolis, StPaul AJfD AIL POINTS EAST EQUIPMENT! Electric-lighted Observation Cars and Standard Sleepers, the most, up-to-date Tourist Cars and through din ers. - , ; . . Through tickets to all pontS' east are on sale by your local agent at lowest current fares. Details Berths Literature Q. M. Jackson, Geo. A, Walton, Trar. Pass. Agt Gen. Agt. ' 14 Wall St, Spokane. I 1 es Terra Cotta Well Casing 4 '' ' Call or write for Estimates and Prices John Melville 1425 Adams A vt LA GRANDE, - lORE 4 &2 IftH'WJTTBTrfctfll In1 to THE LA GRUME INVESTMENT COMPANy I ' V; ; --SEE-' r'' J. ft VtMt LA GRANDES LEADING JEWELER "When In need of anything In watches, clocks, Jewelry, X cut glass, hand painted China, or any other article carried by a first class Jewelry store, Investigate our prices before a buying and you will save money, and be sure of securing a A. .111- 1 - It your eyes trouble Opposite the 17. & Land , LA GRANDE EVENING Messenger service can ha had i caiiong Main 24. or the. Western Union j on the Home line. ' Notice to Contractors. - Notice Is hereby given that, sealed bids will be received at the 'office of the undersigned Recorder of the City of La Grande,, until November 23rd. 1910, at the hour of eight o'clock p. m. for the construction of 863 square yards of bitulithlc pavement together with' the excavation, drainage anJ curbing as shown by the plans and specifications on file In this office, the same to be constructed at the Inter section of Monroe avenue, North Fir and "S" streets, In the City; of L. Grande, Oregon. Certified check of 5 per cent of the amount of the bid to accompany each bio. Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By the order of the City Council, November 16th, 1910. . D. E. COX, Recorder of the Cltr of La Grande. ' Nov. 19 -6t. - . $25,000 Is Being Spent by 1 : SUNSET MAGAZINE on the greatest feature ever attempted by a fifteen-cent Magazine. A series of articles, uoon tumg Mid pictur lng the wonderful attractions of the Pacific Coast country. PRINTED IN FOUR COLORS. V The series besrins In Xorember: Oregon "Where Eolls the ... .Oregon" j " December: San Francisco "the City . That Is." 7 - - January: Los Angeles Homeland." Many other strong features Includ ing a fascinating serial novel of Cali fornia, "The Spell," by C. N. and A. M. Williamson, authors of "The Light ning Conductor, etc., will contribute to make SUNSET MAGAZINE the best value of the year. ' Try it Three Months. SUNSET MAGAZINE 313 Battery St. San Francisco, Calif. Please send me "Sunset"' for three months In accordance with your spec ial offer. Enclosed find twenty-flr cents, (Stamps or Coin.), Name V ....;'..... Address State ... Town V 1'ft'f. T yon, have them fitted bj an opl- Office Adam An. OBSERVER, GE0UT KNOCKED OUT. He and' Another Player at V. of O. "Come Together'' With Great Force. University of Oregon, Eugene. Nov 22 (Special) "Old Roman" Ben Grout bears a dented cranium and Carl Fen ton wears a coy Cyclopean erpre? slon as the result of a misunderstood signal. It occurred at Thursday's practice. An end run was called, Fenton start ed one way Just as Ben came Bteam ing by headed In the opposite direc tion. The seismic instruments at Port land oscillated violently. It was a graphic Illustration of the old nrob lem of the Jrreslstable force and the immovable body.- Both .were annihil ated, or at least put out for the count. However, Fenton's brilliantly varie gated and enlarged eye appears to ho the- only serious effect CORE OF THE EARTH. One of the Enigmas of Nature That Science Cannot Solve, Human beings know only a mere skin of the surface, of the earth, not more than thirty miles deep, while the globe is 8,000 miles in diameter. There is probably no oxygen at all below thirty miles, and It is difficult to guess what are the elements within. Prob ably the heaviest . elements form a dense core near the center. , v It Is In some rsnwt most alarming, that we are so com pletely devoid of any direct knowledge of theonstituents of the vast mass of globe beueath us and really only know the merest film. A skin or mem brane one-twentieth of . an inch In thickness (the .thickness of kid or brown pnpoii spread over a ball a lit tle more 'than a foot in diameter repre sents y the proportion . between the the known crust of the earth thirty miles thick und the great globe itself. We tin dependent on inference and speculation for our notions as to the constitution of all that is beneath the mere aklu of thirty miles thickness on the globe's surface! Even what is thrown up by the blgReBt volcanoes does not come from below this depth or tell us what Ilea bidden there.' Ex change. . , Helter Skelter. "Ilelter skelter" has been sugges tively tlcfinp.1 as a Jingling expression vaguely imitating the hurried, clatter of feet rapidly und irregularly moved. Most dictionaries, however, led astray probably by the ordinary orthography, have missed the true etymology of this phrase. It should be "belter kelter." "Belter" Is an old word for "hang," probably connected with baiter, and "kelter" is used by old 'Writers In the sense of "older"' or the proper state. Thus Barrow, the dlvii. says. "If the organs of prayer be out of kelter how can we prnyV "Ilelttr skelter." there fore, is literally "hang order" and meanl. "OI. hang order: let us do it, or let It take Its cuuiiee." . Ben Jon son in ."Every Man In Ills Humor" writes. "Heiter skelter, hung sorrow, care 'II kill a cat." and Shakespeare, using it to express rush and : hurry, says, "Belter skelter have 1 rode to thee." Horseradish as a Vegetable. In Germany horseradish la frequent ly made into an excellent cooked vege table which goes particularly well with boiled mutton or chicken fricassee. It is made as follows.' Xlrate as usual and stew till tender in butter; mix well with grated Parker House rolls, one cupful of the latter to three of the horseradish, and boll up once more, adding a heaping teaspoonful of sugar. Served with very firmly jellied cur rant Jelly, scooped out with a teaspoon and laid in solid little ovals like a wreath round the white mound of horseradish, this delectable dish looks almost as good as it tastes. Subur banlte. . .. . The Attraction. Tourist-I must confess that I can't see why so many people want to come here no scenery, no amusements, no good things' to eat, absolutely no at tractions. ' Innkeeper Ah,' stgnor, " ley come because "we 'ave z e gr-ran' label to stick onN ze luggage.-Mexlcan Her ald. ; . .. Civilization. The upward sweep of civilization is not unlike the rising of the incoming tide. It advances and recedes, but each advance carries humanity to a highei altitude than it bad reached before. B. O. Flower. 1 . Instating a Humorist. 'Did you write this Joke?" "! dirt." . - "H ii tin ha:" ; "Well, what are you laughing at' Ain't It a good Joker-Toledo Blade. Uncomfortable. .UncomfortabU' now ( alt And wrapt my form Hgalnit a chair. Tm brraklus In. I r.mst admit. My hovy. flannel unlrtvear. -Detroit Free Press. WEDNESDAY, NOVEUEEE ZZ, I'.IO Every St ck of Snowdrift 11 A,AKS good pasiry, btnER biscuits znd JT "777 nTT T DREAD EVER TRY A SACK tOR .sold By Water - STABKEY IIAS SHOOT. Cowboy Gets Away With Big Major . ity of the Prizes There. Starkey, Nov. 22 (Special) The big two day turkey shoot, promoted by Ralph Sullivan was a huge sue? cess. Thomas Alberson, the Starkey cowbo"nd sharp shooter beng the largest winner. Jesse Stiles. Leader Buckner and Lawrence and Dick Burnett carried off the other prizes. The best Bcore made was in the last day's shooting. A score of 20 In a possible 25 carrying off a fine gobler. . . - Want ads pay. one cent a word SoUce. , Notice of the Recorder of the City of La Grande, Oregon, of assessments for the improvement of Fir Btreet, from the north curb line of Washing- inn A ,..,. - . ' - ... Monroe Avenue. " . ! Notice is hereby given that the as sessment roll . for the Improvement of Fir street from the north curb line of Washington Avenue to the south curb line of Monroe Avenue, being in Improvement District No. 14, in the City of La Grande, Oregon, under the provisions of Ordinance No. 493, Ser ies 1910, entitled "An Ordinance d clarin the cost of improving Fir street from the north curb line of Washington Avenue to the south curb line of Monroe Avenue, assessing the property benefitted thereby, declaring such assessment and directing the entry of the same on the Docket of City Liens, authorizing the Issuance of improvement bonds to pay for said Improvement and declaring an emerg ency," the same being in lmrrove ment District No, 14, in sair". City, is now In my hands for collection and that any assessment therein may be paid to me at any time within sixty days from the 21st day of N vemher, 1910, which Is the first date of thB publication of this notice, with out penalty, interest or cost; and each property owner Ib hereby notified, that on application to the undersigned, within ten days from the 21st day of November, 1910, which is the first date of the publication or this notice he will be allowed to pay such assess ment in ten annual installments, the ard payable on or before the 21st day! of January, 1911. If application is not made as above provided the whole amount will he due and payable at the expiration of said sixty days. All property owners interested are herj by notified to appear at my office In tho City Hall anday tne same. By order of the Council, November 16th; 1910. D. E. COX, Recorder of the City of La Grande. Following is the assessment roll No. 8. y t '., ::.' Block 107, Lot 9, Chaplin's Addition, S. H. Dalton, 1447.03. Block 107, Lot 10, Chaplin's Addi tion, J. H. Childs; $492.77. Block 107, Lot 11, Chaplin's Addi tion, J. H. Childs, $269.34. Block 107, Lot 11, Chaplin's Addi tion, J. H. Childs, $269.34. - Block 107, Lot 12, Chaplin'sAddi tion, Wm. Miller, $179.50. Block 107 Lot 13, Chaplin's Addi tion, Wm. Miller, $71.63. , Block 107, Lot 14. Chaplin's Addi tion, E. O. L. & Power Co., $17.83. Block 107, Lot 8, Chaplin's Addi tion, Mrs. S. R. Haworth, $243.01. Block 107, Lot 7, Chaplin's Addi tion, O. F. Coolidge, $161.91. Block 107, Lot 6' Chaplin's Addi tion, A. C. Huntington $64.61. Block 107, Lot 5, Chaplin's Addi tion, A. C. Huntington, $16.10. - Block 108, Lot 1. Chaplin's Addi tion, Julius Roesch, $265.07. Block 108, Lot 2 Chaplin's Addition, Julius Roesch, $161.91. Block 108, Lot 3, Chaplin's Addition, Julius Roesch; $121.53, " ' Block 108, Lot 4, Chaplin's Addition, A. A. Fisher,- Est, $80.73. . Block 108, Lot 5. Chaplin's Addition, May White, $64.61. Block 108, Lot 6, Chaplin's Addition, Yakima Val. Imp. Co., $56.68. Block 108, Lot 7, Chaplin Addition, Yakima Val. Imp. Co.. $40.46. Block 108, Lot 8, Chaplin's Addition, Yakima Val. Imp Co., $32.40. Block 108, Lot 8, Chaplin's Addition, David Bay, $7.96. ' Block 108, Lot 26, Chaplin's Addition, Mary Noble, $8.17. ' Block 108. Lot 27, Chaplin's Addi tion. Mary Noble, $33.33. Block 108, Lot 28, Chaplin's Addi tion. Mayx White, $41.61. . Elock-108, Lot 29, Chaplin's Addi tion C L. Mackey $8.31. Block 108 Lot 20 Chaplin's Addition May White, $66.46. Block 108, Lot 31, Chaplin's Addition, S. R. Haworth, $83.03. Elock 108, Lot 31.' Chaplin's Addi tion. S. R. Haworth, $125.00. Block 108 Lot 33, Chaplin's Addition, S. R.'IIaworth, $166.57. ; Block 108, Lot 34. Chaplin's Addition; S. R. Hawath, $389.93. ivwitv 1 ilfllfllUIIllili Dli.illiU Stanchfield Produce Co. "ffi 125 Jefferson Avenue HACK ANH Vnln rf AMBULANCE 'Block 112, Lot 9.Chaplln'N Addition J. H. Slater Est. S495.82. Block 112, Lot 8, Chaplin's Addition, J. H. Slater Est.. $355.51. . Block 112. Lot 7. Chaplin's Addition, J. H. Slater, Est, $236.98. Block 112, Lot 6, Chaplin's Addition, J. II. Slater, Est, $94.47. Block 112, Lot 5, Chaplin's Addition, Alice' Larid. $23.46. Block J 12. Lot 10, Chaplin's Addi tion, J. C. Henry. $348.91. Block 112. Lot 11, Chaplin's Addi tion, J, C. Ht try $245.44. Block 112, Lot. 12, Chaplin's Addi tion, Wm. Erlckson, $163.53. Block 112, Lot 13, Chaplin's Addi tion, Lydia Erlckson. $C5.26. Block 112. Trfit i4,rhniiv. tion. C. G. Bunte, $16.24. Block 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 1, Chap lin's Addition, Julius Roesch, $108.&9. Block 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 2, Chap lin's Addition, Julius Roesch, $71.75. Block 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 3. Chap lin's Addition, Julius Roesch, $51.56. Block 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 4, Chan lln's Adddltion. Julius Rnettrh. Block 111, 55 feet of Lot 1, Chaplin's Addition, S. A. Gardinier, $165.95. Block 11U 55 feet of Lot 2, Chap lin's Addition, S. A. Gardinier, $95.59. Block ill, 55 feer.of Lot 3. Chaplin's Addition. S. A. Gardlnic-r, $77.73. Block m; 55 feet of Lot 4, Chaplin's Addition, S. A. Gardinier, $50.66. Block Ul, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 1, Chap lin's Addition, J. A. Russell, $98.72. Block 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 2. Chap lin's Addition, J. A, Russell, $G6.97. Block 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 3, CLap lin's Addition. J. A. Russell, $46.48, Block 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 4, Chap lin's Addition. J. A. Russell. .91, Block 111, Lot 5, Chaplin's Addition, Lucy C. Woods, $93.50. Block 111, Lot 6, Chaplin's Addition. Lucy C. Woods. J82.E3. Block 111, Lot 7, Chaplin's Addition, ! Lucy C. Woods 158.57. . 1 Block 111, Lot 7. Chaplin's Addition, Lucy C. Woods, $46.88. Block 111. Lot 9. Chaplin's Addition, John Wilson, $11.37. Block 111, Lot 26, Chaplin's Addi tion, Mary Noble, $7.91. Block 111, Lot 27, Chaplin's Add t tlonr Marv Knhlo Jo M . Block-111, Lot 2S, Chaplin's Addf tlon, J. L. Mars, $40.87. Block 111 Lot 29, ChapU s Addi tion, J. L. Mars, $57.24. Block 111, Lot 30, Chaplin's Addi tion, C. E. Hackman, $65.27. Block 111. Lot 31,. Chaplin's Addi tion, Elizabeth Burke, $20.39. Block, 111, Lot 32, Chaplin's Addi tion, Elizabeth Burke, $30.69. , - Block 111, Lot 33, Chaplin's Addi tion, Elizabeth Burke, $40.88. Block 111, Lot 31, Chaplin's Addi tion, Charles Binder, $20.38. Block 111, Lot 32, Chaplin's Addition Charles Binder, $30.69. Block 111. Lot 33, Chaplin's Addi tion, cnaries 'Binder, $40.89. i Block ill, Lot, 31, Chaplin's Addition, W. H. Ferguson, $40.76. Block 111, Lot 82, Chaplin's Addi tion,, W. H. Ferguson, $61.36. Block 111, Lot 33, Chaplin's Addition, W. H. Ferguson, $81.76. -Block 111, 27 -1-2 feet of Lot 34, Chaplin's Addition, Charles Binder, $66.88. - . . . Lot 111, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 84, Chap lin's Addition, Ellzabeih Burke, $66.88 Block 111, 65 feet of Lot 84, Chap lin's Addition, W.'H. Ferguson, $133.76 Block 116, 27 1-2 ft. of Lot 1, Chap lin's Addition; J. M. Bull, $69.10. ' : Block 116, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 2, Chap lin's Addition, J. M. Bull, $44.12. Block 116, 27 1-2 feel; of Lot 3, Chap lin's Addition, J. M. Bull, $31.79. Block 116, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 4, Chap lin's Addition, J, M. Bull, $21.14. Block 116, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 1,' Jul Iub Roesch, $99.60. Block 116, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 2, Chap lin's Addition, Julius Roesch $60.96. Block 116, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 3, Chap lin's Addition, Julis Roesch, $47.04. Block 116, 27 1-2 feet of Lot 4. Chap lin's Addition; Julius Roesch, $31.27. - Block 116. 55 feet of Lot 1, Chaplin's Addition, Ella White, $168.70. ., Block 116, 55 feet or Lot 2. Chaplin's Addition, Ella White, $105.05. Block 116. 55 feet of Lot 3, Chaplin's Addition", Ella White, $78.83. Block 116, 55 feet of Lot 4. Chaplin's Addition, Ella White, $52.40. Block 116, Ix)t 5. Chaplin's Addition; Ella White, $83.87. Block 116, Lot 6, Chaplin's Addition, Baker City Groc. Co., $73.58. Block 116, Lot 7, Chaplin's Addition, Baker City Gro. Co., $52.54. Block 116, Lot 8. Chaplin's Addition, Baker City Gro. Co., $12.07. Block 116. Lot 9. Chaplin's Addition, Baker City Gro. Co., $10.18. . P,,,0.ck 121, 55 feet of u,t Chaplin's Addition. G. T. I1emlns?, $209.66 a H.ck m' 65 feet of ! Chaplin's Addition, Fred DutH, $250.32. Block 121, 55 feet of Lot 2, -Chaplin's Addition, Fred Dutil, $120.2!). - PAGE TITRE Uptown oce Main 720 Residence phone Main 25' . l bussey Block i21, 55 feet of Lot 2. Chaplin's Addition, Fred . Dutll, , $93.01. Block 121, 53 feet of Lot 3, Chaplin's Addition. G. T. Fleming. $69.84- Block 121. 55 feet of Lot 3 rhanl-n'. Addition. Fred Dutll $90.16. Block 121, Lot 4, Chaplin's Addition, Louis Wright, $106.36. Block 121, Lot 5, Chaplin's Addition, John Palmer, $85.12. 1 Block 121, 10 feet of Lot 6, Chap lin's Addition, John Palmer, $24.90. Block 121, 20 feet of Lot 6. Chaplin's Addition, Chas. A. Dunn, $49.78. Block 121, Lot 7, Chaplin's Addition, Chas. A. Dunn, $53.33. . , Elock 121, Lot 8. Chaplin's Addition, O.P. Coolidge, $42.69. . ... ' -Ic'u 121, Loi , jnapnn'8 Addition," O. F. Coolidge, $10.33. Block 124, Lot 34, Chaplin's Addl ticn, H. J. Young, $487.14. Block 124, Lot 33, Chaplin's Addi tion, H. J. Younr. $227.56. - Block 124, Lot 32, ChaplhVa Addi tion. H. J. Young, $171.03. Block 124, Lot 31. Chanlin'a AnMt. tion, Ralph Warner, $113.93. Block 121. west 1-2 Lot 30, Chaplin's Addition, Ralph Warner, $45.51. Block 124, East 1-2 Lot 30, Chaplin's Addition, S. V. Keltz, $45.51. Block 124, Lot 29, Chaplin's Addi tion, S. V. Keltz, $79.77. Block 124, Lot 28, Chaplin's Addi tion,' Lizzie Gulling,' $56.90. :' Block 124. Lot 27, Chaplin's Addl tion, Lizzie Gulling, $45.54. ;J UIOCK 1Z4 'West 1-2 I.nt ! Than ui a Auuiuon, juizzie uulllng, $5.58. Block 124, East 1-2 Lot 26, Chaplin's Addition, Wm. M. Day, $5.58. Block 124, Lot 1, Chaplin's Addition, Mrs. A. M. Anthony, $414.29. Block 124, Lot 2, Chaplin's Addition, Mrs. A. M. Anthony, $178.93. N Block 124, Lot 3, Chaplin's Addition, S. C. Zuber, $134.59. ,. , - Block 124, Lot 4, Chaplin's Addition, Ida Fisher, $89.64. v ( y Block 124, Lot 5, Chaplin's Addition. Ida Fisher, $71.62. Block 124. Lot 6, Chaplin's Addition! Frank Carpenter, $62.74. ' Block 124, Lot 7, Chaplin's Addition ' Frank Carpenter, $44.73. Block 124, Lot 8, Chaplin's Addition, Frank Carpenter, $35.83. Block 124, Lot 9, Chaplin's Addition. Helen M. Geddes, $8.99. Block 125, Lot 10 Chaplin's Adddlton Laura V. McCiure, $600.88. Block 125, Lot 11, Chaplin'8 Addition. i Laura V. McCiure; $342.03. ) ; ; Block 125, Lot 12, Chaplin's Addi tion, Laura V. McCiure, $227.55. Block 125, Lot 13, Chaplin's Addi tion, Laura V. McCiure, $90.92. Block 125, Lot 14, Chaplin's Addi tion, Mary Blggers Est., $22.76. - ' Block 125, Lot 9. Chaplin's Addition, Rose Harris, $503.62. - - Block 112, Lot 8. Chaplin's Addition, Rose Harris, $2G9.14. Block 125, Lot 7, Chaplin's Addition. Rose Harris, $178.93. Block 125, Lot 6, Chaplin's Addition." S. A. Weagle. $71.62. - - Block 125. Lot 5, Chaplin's Addition. S. A.' Weagle, $18.21. : . Frontage between Jefferson Avenue and Madison Avenue and right of way. O. R. & N. Co. $3,693.00. : - Macadam on crossing, $217.80. : FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRY yORK If you ar not' a customer of Cherry New Laundry we urge you to give us a trial. We guar antee all work to be satisfac tory and will re-laundry any article not so found or cheerful ly refund your money. t e want to build up a home laundry employing ' American labor, which will be a credit to the town. We merely 1 ask - a chance to prove that we can sat isfy you. Can't you grant that much? ' All work called for and promptly delivered. : There is enough laundry work in La Grande to keep a good sized force busy and keep th money 'at home.; Are you a booster for home industry? , We are . now comfortably housed in our new building, Just , a few steps from Fir st. We ai, safe from duot and dirt and are easily found if you want to carry a bundle down town. But well gladly call in pur wagon. Cherry's New Laundry" BOTH PHOXES.