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LA GRAND JSVENlNu UBSKHVElt,
TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1911.
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fc THEATRE OF QUAIITY.
B M. . Sherwood. Fronrletftr '
PROGRAM
" Pepper Industry'! Paths
1 1 lored - photoplay . of the
Hj th and manufacture of pep
! Photographs la Borneo.
fe Inventor's RlghU". .Path
I) fagniflcent; story of an in-
itor's patent being grabbed
a rich concern. The lnven
eyentually conies Into Ms
ww Bella Was Won "'.Edison
l.n old old fashioned story of
grandmothers' days. Grand
knows lots of good ways and
ans. "r ' v , '.
he' Phoney Prince"... Kalera
you don't laugh, come again.
Is part Irish comedy, the
it. 'part; The other part Is a
l-udo Persian prince,
ustrated . song "My, Wild
3h Rose," Chauncey Olcott's
ge success; sung by . " .
tlnees ........ Miss Garrlck,
Inlngs .......... Mr. Ferrln
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PURE' FOOD LABELS.
J. W. Ross, a barber suddIv man
of Seattle, was a FoIct rMt tnrtav !of Sainurta. In Paietme, a most Inter
They Were Used In Palestine as Early
as the Year ciJ'B. C
. Professor tJeurg? A. KeUnor ut Har
vard university discovered anions
BOWt Htiwiliipntit nf Bjrllcjt Ui.l.iuw
writing In the excavations of the city
A. Bennett, with the Sella-Floto cir
cus, is stopping at the Foley today.
S.' CV Richardson ;of , Greenhorn is
staying at the Foley today. ...
A. Shaw'was in La Grande yesterday
evening from Summerville. ..' '-
Mrs. A. Rose, of Summerville, was
lq La Grande this morning and stop
ped at the Foley while here. . ,
T. A. Phillips and wife : of Baker
were at the Foley last night. Mr. Phil
lips Is a cattleman""of Baker, v .'-.-v.
estlng 'record of tbe flivt' pure food
law in bhstory. lie also found an
cient writing deaitug with the flrsi
Instance ou record of the keeping ot
wlnea in a government warehouse un
der bond. '. ; V: y. ' -'' - -.'-,;,.;'-..,.',.
Paring back to the period of King
Abab. SM B. C- these Inscription are
considered to be ouw of the greatest
finds of the Harvard Palestinian ex
pedition which dejved Into the city of
Ahub and Omrl for three years. They
found la beta on wine and oil Jars.
These mention the year la which the
wlue'wiis laid down In the cellars of
Thos. H.'GiBh, a traveling man' with 'the palace storehouse, and they state
headquarters at Portland is at the ,np vineyard , from" which ' the wine
Foley tpday. . " ; .;','
" C,F. Trope and C. F. Paxon of Boise
are at ths Sommer today transacting
business In the city.
J. H. Richardson of Seattle Is a La
came. Imimrtnnt fuctn that are recog
nized equally well by vintners today.
On the oil Jars the label runs, ','A Jar
of pure oil." with the mention of, the
district from wbltfh the oil came. The
bits of pottery on which the descrlD-
Grande visitor today and Is a guest at' tlons vm wr'tten were not parts of
the Sommer ' , i the JarH but were ?vhleutly intended
A. C. Van Devanter of Seattle, Is
OCPtlS
Jlerchimfs.'
Rter3 and display tables for anl;.
hally cost $2.00 per foot. Good as
Will sell quick for 50c per toot.
West. . ..
stopping at the Sommer while tran
sacting business in La Grande. .
Mabel Bean, a resident of Salem, Is
stopping at the Foley while transact
ing business here. I- " ''
OJrs. Fred Schllke and'.Mrs. Charles
Noyes of La Grande are spending a
j few days in Baker as the guests of
I Mrs. William Riley. Baker Herald.
mio. r icu v, ount) uu uaus.ui.ei
Gladys went to Hot Lake today, ac
companying Mr. Currey, who spent
the morning here. " , , ' ,'
Tom Connor, a dry goods merchant
of. Tellurfde, Colorado, 19, stopping at
the Fommer today while looking over
La Grande. He Is on a tour of the
northwest and ' thus far. Is delighted
with the country, especially La
Grande. ' - ' ''
to be attached to the necks of the re
ceptacles, just as are labels or seals
at the present time.-New York World.
t received a. shipment of ladies'
utton shoes. Dalton's.
pt gifts for the spring weddings.
painted ohina and cut glass less
cost at Wright Drug company.
eat Northern vacuum cleaner on-r
50. Sold by W. H. Bohnenkamp &
est received a shipment of ladies'
button shoes. Dalton's.
tie management of the Savoy hotel
jounces it will give a summer rate.
st rooms in the city after May t.
ellent service alwa'ys. B-412t .
1 hand painted china, , cut glass
brass ware must be sold, regard
of cost. Wright Drug company.
1st received a shipment of ladies'
button Bhoes. Dalton's.
trly spring styles in nut coal. Mcin
Grande Ronde Cash company.
he Altar society of the Catholic
rch will give an Ice cream social at
K. of P. hall Wednesday night.
re will be a literary and musical
gram beginning at- 8 p. m. After
program there will be progressive
and other games. Refreshments
be served.
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men Buying
BMOM
Ask for SWIFT'S ,
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or
Swifts EMPIRE Bacon ;:
and have it sliced on the , : :
American Slicing Ma ! :
chine. It will cook more : :
evenly and the price is X
just the same. 1
; For Sale 'by ;
Pattison Bros.
' ' Phone Black 81. . , , ,
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HUMAN SKULL PUZZLE.
A Cavity That May Have Been the
.. Seat of a Sixth Sense.
Despite the progress of physiology
th study of the humnn body is full
of mystery. K Some of1 Its well known
organs have never ' revealed either
their uses or the reason of their crea
tion The part played by the spleen
In human life was- discovered but re
cently. It Is now regarded as one of
the principal agents In the circulation
of the blood. But there are In the
marvelous human ; organism mys
terious parts which It is possible that
no savant, however ' profound his
learning, may ever understand. For
instance, in the skull, behind the car
tilage, of the nose. there is a little
cavity of unknown origin. Physiolo
gists believe that at one time several
thousand generations ago It contained
gland consisting of two lobes Joined
by their common bnse.;.
This cavity the delta turcica-ls. In
the. opinion of certain savants, the
vestige of a sixth sense which was of
great use to the antediluvian ances
tors of man. It is believed that this
little gland enabled them to see in the
darkness when they had not yet learn
ed the secret of procuring light; that
It was the seat' of the mysterious
sense of situation or locality, the pow
er to orient their course, the sense so
highly developed to this day In sav
ages and certain animals. The theory
Is plausible, but it is, doubtful whether
man wui ever acquire any real knowl
edge of the reason for the existence
of the delta turcica. Exchange.
WOOL, SILK AND LINEN.
Teste That Will Determine the Quality
of the .Fabrics. c' ' ' .,; .
if you wish to find out whether, the
material sold to you as ull wool or all
silk is really so make a ft per cent so-
boil your sample of silk or wool! If
the enrlre sample Is consumed In the
botliuK your material is what It pre
tends to be: if there is a residue thai
residue Is cotton. The caustic solution
consume the animal fillers. ' ,: . , V
if yini wisb to fiud out whether the
silk thai Kt'eras to he heavy silk is
wei.vhtt'd with mineral burn the sam
ple and the ash will show you hnw
thtich mineral weighting thpre lj. The
pure silk will be. wholly consumed.
In buying supposed linen goods 'of
toweling or suiting, dip your sample
Into concentrated sulphuric acid for
two minutes and wash It out carefully.
The cotton will have been consumed
the linen will have resisted the not!..!'
of the field. This' test Is 'one; that
should' lie mail with ptwauMon. as
vitriol is .not a thine to l twuiiW'-d
with. Mary Heaton Vorse In SUmss
Magazine.....
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liad artftiilt'd .n cirtaui
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NESTS IN COLONIES.
Homes of the African Grosbeaks
, Big as a Native's Hut..
: The biggest bird's nest in the world,
not excepting the stork's, Is built by
the African grosbeak. It is really 100
nests or more bound together with
closely Interwoven sticks, vines and
strands of coarse grass and is not
built by a single pair of birds, but by
a colony of them. It Is of such enor
mous size that at a little distance It la
often mistaken for one of .the native
huts built in the trees so frequently
found in wild tropical countries where
man eating animals abound,: and the
only way to sleep In safety is to "roost.
high." - . " , ' :
. The birds usually select a thorn tree,
probably because of the protection af
forded by. the sharp, long thorns
against marauders. All around the
nest the roof of sticks, thatched with
dry grass, projects to iet the rain run
off. A deep fringe of grass hangs from
this cornice like a curtain o keep out
any stray drops. ..These great nests
are added to from year to year, each
pair of mated birds building on the
main nest Sometimes the nest ' be
comes too heavy, and the branch
breaks or the great mass of sticks falls
to the ground, destroyed by its own
weight' The grosbeak Is no larger
!'! danr. "l-nw only associate
with. 'my wptttie. yon iutow." H -"!Hnlly"r"
ivspundrtl a witty .vouiiK
lady. "You Miiou:d aim higher than
that!" London Telegraph. . '.
. Needed the Meney Badly.
A newspaper man of Washington
was approached one morning by a
friend who wanted to borrow $5. The-f
newspaper man. assuming an expres
sion of great sorrow, pulled 20 cents
out of his pocket and remarked:
"I'm sorry, old man. but you've
struck me just before pay day, and
I'm broke."
Ilaving made this crafty excuse,
he, mentally' speaking, pinned a gold
medal, on himself for having evaded
the prospective borrower.: ,
"When Is your pay day?" asked the
friend. ..
"Tomorrow afternoon,'! replied the
newspaper man.
, "All right." said the friend. "Ill
come around then."
And he did. Popular Magazine. '
Q PR1NG & SU M M ER
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Complete line Lavn3,VGcbGccd
Lawns, 12c to 15c values, New
Spring Patterns. ; .
SILIC PETTICOATS
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width. $5.00 and $6.00 value at thu SPFriar poire
V uc yo on saic ar wis ugurc Msie
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aill Ba;pmfrif Vaues wncauafed on Tin and Graniteware, Dishes
"cOCAAAAAt Gfassware and all small likhenand house furnish'gi
Barg
Our SILK SALE is still on, and we ate showing some excellent values: at
35c
THE
IGOLDEN RULE CO.
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Classified
Advertising
FOR SALE. Ford runabout model N
automobile. In first class condition.
Price $275.00. Inquire Bay & Zwel
fel plumbing Bhop. ; ; . 5-8-tf
FOR SALE Furniture and lease one
"of the best? rooming houses In La
Grade cheap if taken at once. Ap
ply at Observer office. 4-29-tf
GIRLS WANTED Apply at Cherry's
' New Laundry. 1 - 6-6-tf
FOR RENT Sixty acres of , pasture
adjoining city. Inquire 1107
AdamB avenue. Phone Main 1. 5-10-tf
FOR SALE All kinds of house plants
at Mrs. ;M, Anthony's. 1606 Sixth
street. ., ' 5-10-6t
WANTED Lady : cook, good wages
and steady position for good woman.
Address Mrs. John Anthonv, Ron
dowa, Oregon. 6-ll-3t
FOR RENT Furnished room for light
housekeeping. Inquire of Clint Van
Fleet, Golden Rule. 5-lltf.
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK eggs at
$1.50 per setting. Hy Posselt, phone
Black 832,,FruItdale. Wd Sat- tf
Merely a Test Case.
A Burly negro came to the doctor of
a West African missionary settlement
dragging his reluctant wife with him.
"Doctor, pull one of my wife's teeth
out" said he. - y
The doctor examined the woman's
mouth and found only sound teeth.
"Oh, that makes no difference," said
the interested negro. "Pull one any
way. If it doesn't hurt her too much
then you can pnll. my tooth that Is
aching." Succes. Magazine. . ,
The Borrowing Neighbor.
'"Say, John, yer haven't been over ter
my borne since my birthday gatherln.
Jest a year ago tel-morrer."
"It ain't that i have hard feelln's
agln you. but you have so confounded
many things what belopgs ter me that
when I come t kind n' makes roe
homesick." Pittsburg Ttmes
Mistaken Identity. ,
.Walking down St.;. James street.
Lord Chelmsford was accosted by a
stranger, who exclaimed, "Mr. Birch.
I believer
"If yon believe that. sir. jpull' be
lieve anything." replied the ex-chancellor
as be passed on.-'A Book About
Lawyers." by Jeafferson.-
There is a caution which may defeat
thun an KncllHh snarrow and lust as e": there are many crises in our
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gregarious. New lork Press.
, life when safety lies In courage.
WANTED Woman for family wasti
at home. Phone Independent 15 E.
6-13-3t
waitress during the
WATED Two
summer season. State experience
, and wages desired. The Wallowa
Lake Amusement company, Joseph,
Oregon. - . 5-13-3t
FOR SALE A new large mattress,
one 3-quarter iron bed, with mat
tress and springs. Mrs. C A. Vur
plllat, 1712 First and Main: 6-15-2t
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FOR SALE Three quarter bed, stead
good mattress and springs. 1101 L
Ave., Phone Red 831. 5-16-tf
FOR SALE Household goodB, Includ
ing 'Majestic range and piano. Phone
Black 331, 1403 N avenue. " '
HAVE YOU RESERVED YOUR LOTS
,,IN RIVERSIDE ADDITION? . ;
If not, as yet, we nrge that you do
so at once. The low prices and easy
terms put this property . within the
reach of all.- !:,.'
LOTS OF' VARYING SIZES, h -i
. . $75.00 to $200.00.
, WILLIAM MILLER ft BRO.
1107 Adams Ave. . Main 1.
May 13-2t . ' - '.
THE GOCE TROl'PE WITH SELLS-FLOTO ClUfl'S. HERE JOE 1ST.
a year or more. The purpose of the. -
bank is to engender small deposltinr.
j It Is expected that many Bmall saving.' '
accounts will be opened. . '
Both Banks BepoNltorJesi - -.-''V.
Both of the La Grande banks wili '
be designated as depositories. Th ;
amount of deposits In each will ba .
computed pro rata according to , the
amount of the surplus in that bank., V
Bunking Honrs Longr.
The banking hours are long com- .t
menclng at 8 o'clock and continuing
until 630 p.,m same as. postal mon- ,
ey order hours. On June 1st the offica "'.'
will be ready to , open . its "doors."
Needed books, blanks and certificates -.
of deposits have, been received. ; '
'. While in Couer d'Alene Mr. Richer,
will bcome more fully conversant with
the working system of the institution., v ;;:
as operation' by ( TJnd6 Sam," ' ,
FIXAL INSTRUCTIOXS BEACH THE
POSTMASTER HERE.
Mr. JMchey Ordered to Couer d'Alciie
to Study Institution There.
La Grande's postal savings T bank
will be ready for business June 1st.
This Is the substance of instructions
sent to . Postmaster-Cashier G. Ml
RIchey who has been ordered to go
to Couer d'Alene tomorrow night, and
give a two-day inspection of the work
ing system ot the bank there. :
Practically all of the detail pertain
ing to the institution's operation have
been received, ' . '
; r Deposits Llmfted. ' "
No person can deposit over $100 any
one month in this bank, and the total
account' must not overrun $500. The
government pays 2 per cent' Interest
on all deposits that are left there for
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A Tf f filial Tivomn ";
I'd, wash, it- away-with that" mllcC;';-
soothing liquid, D.p. V. Trial bor
25c. : JRflleves all kinds of skin tfou-A'; Ac,
MeB.'l cleansing away the impurltleir-. ' -"" ' -
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auu .cieanng np tne complexion as;
nntttln. .1.. ... . . .
iuiue vino van.'
YeB, If I had any kind ofskfa trou 1
ble, I'D USED. D, D.
HACK ' AND ;
AMBULANCE
Uptown office 'Main 720
Residence phone Main 25
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