La Grande evening observer., May 31, 1911, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!
WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1911.
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, . NEVER BUT REAL. ESTATE, UNLESS YOU HAVE
CAREFUL INVESTIGATION AND FIND IT TO BE
JUST AS REPRESENTED.
'TO ALSO ADVISE -'YOU TO INVESTIGATE OUR
BIVERSIDE ADDITION LOTS, THAT, CAN BE PUR-.
CHASED AT FROM $73.00 TO $200.00 AND ON YOUR
OWN TERMS. YOU WILL DOUBLE YOUR MONEY
.IN TWO YEARS AND ALSO HELP IN THE DEVEL
OPMENT OF YOUR HOME CITY. CUMULATING ;
.YOUR MONEY IN LA GRANDE MEANS THE "FULL
.DINNER PAIL" , TO YOU. INVESTMENT IN OUTSIDE
PROPERTY, IS DOING AN' IRREPARABLE INJURY
TO YOUR OWN CITY. ;;-v-v- .
Keep your Money at Home
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Idle Capital
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POWERFUL LOCOSOTIYE WILL BE
GlYEX TEIAL HERE.
Six Consigned for La Grande Thongh
Only One Tried Xow.
Mikado types of engines are to ' be
tried out on the mountain division out
of ,La Grande, v ThU big . loci active
represents the difference in power be
tween the. ordinary engines used'here
and the Mallet type, being calculated
to haul between 600 and 700 tons to
Kamela. The Mallet engines ' drag
about 1,000 tons over the same grad,
2 1-2 per cent. : , ' .
Six of these 11 be set out here but
only one is being set up today for
careful trial on the mountains. Us
number is 507 and the others .run on
from that figure. ". , V ; !
The Mikado type is somewhat aim!
lar to the ordinary engine though it
Is much larger and considerably, pow
crfuL Its advent on mountain service
will be watched with interest.
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ELEGANTLY FINISHED BUILDING
HOUSES EXPRESS.
Shipments Can No Longer Be Left at
at the Depot Platform.
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Spacious and attractive quarters
provided for the American . Express
company office here are now occupied,
the agency being moved over this
morning from the depot build InR.
Neatly constructed, with plenty of
room, the new structures, gives , La
Grande as good an express office as
now exists along tbe O..W. The of
fice Is stained and grained and var
nished until it resembles an up-town
suite of offices giving plenty of store
room and convenience In all depart
ments. ., ". '-, ' ':;.,;" ., '
The company -will not be responsl-,
ble for shipments left at the depot
hereafter, announced Agent Hlbberd
this morning: It has been the rule
that heavy shipments could be left on
the-depot piatrorm, but this can no
longer be allowed and all shipments
must go directly to the express office,
is an kMravagance
. no community can afford; to do anyone a benefit L
it must be kept moving and to do the most good
it should seek legitimate channels,. Then let us
divorce ourselves from the prevailing "get rich
quick" fever and get back to tjte good ways' of
our forefathers. Put your money intp something'
at home, where it will
Help
and enhance the other interests, you may have.
Why not build a home? There's no satisfaction
like that born of the knowledge you own a home.
Start it today and tomorrow you'll awaken with
a feeling of independence like that of 1776. Of
course you'll need lumber, but we can quickly
help you out, as our stock is complete and most
orders can be filled the day we get them.
WENAHA LUMBER CCX
GREENWOOD & MADISON
Home Phone 421. Bell Phone, Main 732
'''r,": .' . Business Tact. .'
Boss Mr. Jones, you have sold more
had How do you do it? Clerk When
a young , man ; selects a ti I say,
That's too. young for yon." When an
old man picks one I say, That's too
old for you." . They botft bite. Toledo
Blade.' .' '. '
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FOUR THOUSAND HENS SHIPPED
; TO PORTLAND..
Knsw What He Wantsd.
She I do not care to marry yon.'
do not care to even talk to you, He (a
widower That is precisely the reason
I want you to marry me. New .York
Herald. . :' : , : ; .
The Finish.
"Did the play have a happy ending V
4,It might have been worse. My wife
enly lost her handkerchief and one
glove." Kansas City Journal, v
Oklahoma Chicken Raisers Send Big
Consignment to Oregon.
'Man's 8avlng Grsee. .
All men are born lazy, but In some
of them the sense of shame is strong
enough to overcome It Chicago Rec
ord-Herald.
Cheerfulness Is what greases the
axles of the world; some people go
through life creaking, a ;
More chickens than have been seen
at one time in this city for the past
month or two anyway, were shipped
through La Grande today from Okla
homa points to the portland retail
market. There, was one. car, properly
shelved to get the greatest number
possible Into the car, and an even 4,
000 were crowded in. An attendant Is
with the car, feeding and watering the
birds at frequent intervals. There has
been good success with the shipment
all along, affirmed the attendant and
he Intends reaching his destination
with scarcely a single loss. The breeds
are mixed, though all are of marketa
ble size and fatness.
If FOR A QUICK
MEAL CIR
I CUS DAY
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Painters, Paperhangers, Decorators
Phone Ind.1341. 1708J1-2 Sixth Street - -
CALL - AND - GET - PRICES
; COLD BOILED HAM, or
DRIED BEEF, .
COTTApE CHEESE, '
HOME GROWN LETTUCE
. and a ; ' '' " .'
BOX OF STRAWBERRIES
ALL FRESH THURSDAY ;
MORNING
I Pattison Bros;
v- ' ' Thene Black 8L n V ; :
t l l H I I I i H 1 1 1 1 1
'4 &
Up to date Confection
ery line ... ke Cream
and Soft Drinks
THE KIND YOU
LIKE AT......
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WEM',
WE UAKZ OUR OWN ICE CREAH AND SHERBET
Chickens
will soon cackle and crow, If you give themDIAMOND CHICK FEED.
We have all kinds of POULTRY SUPPLIES. Bone, Grit, Oyster Shell
Charcoal, Etc. '" rri '? '' i :. " ' V "'i.
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We "will have on display for a fev days a zzia
pie line of
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from the factory. Any one desiring one of thes3
beautiful lamp3 can make a selection. Thsy
come direct from the factory, and we can make
very exceptional prices.
Nevlin Book k Stationery Co. I
to this country, after 3 years, and
England now must win it back on
American soil before It again crosses
the water.
i MADE HIMSELF BLUSH.
Trick by Which an Actor Achitvad
; Rtatistio Stag Effect. ., . . . .
Daniel Prohman In his "Memorlw
of a Manager" tells of a muscular
trick by -which Mr. F. F. Mackay,
achieved an astonishing stage, effect
It w&4 In Brongon Howard's "One of
Our Girls.", Mr. Mackay, was playlnx
the part of a French count,' who; In
one of the- chief situations of the play,
Is slapped In the face with a glovo
by an English officer. Mr. Howard'
idea was that the count should becom
vloleut and furious at tbe affront but
Mr. Mackay contended that as he hod
been shown in tbe play to be an expert
duellat and accustomed to danger he
was1 not likely to lose control of him
self.' . ., ,. .
Mr. Howard saw th point. The re
sult was that the Frenchman received
the insult without the movement of a
muscle. He stood rigid. Only a flash
of the eye for an instant revealed his
emotion. Then the audience saw his
IOLO MATCH TOMORROW.
International Affair' Opens to Continue
. Seten Days.'
face
jprow red and then pale. . This
was followed by the quiet announce
ment from tbe count that he would
send his seconds to the Englishman.
This exhibition of fhclal emotion be
trayed by the visible rush of blood to
the actor's face was frequently noted
at the time. It was a muscular trick
Mr. Mackay put on a tight collar for
that scene and strained his neck
against It until the blood canie and
when he released th pressure and tbe
blood receded the effect was "eftcbed,
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Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co. :wekxm .
New York, May 31. Polo enthusl
asts and society folk gathered in force
at the Meadowbrook club on Long Is
land today for the opening match' in
the international cup contests. Ths
tournament will continue untiV June 7.
The contestants represent the best
polo talent of Great Britain and Am
erica, i. The prize Is the American"
challenge cup, now held on this side
f the Atlantic. The British team
carries tbe colors of , the Hurlinghara
club and is made up of the best polo
players in the British army. King
George, himself an ardent polo en
thusiast, aided In the selection of the
players. , '; .
Fifty thousand dollars, . half of . It
donated by the Hurllngham cltib and
the remainder given by public sub.
scrlptlon, was raised in England to
defray the expenses of sending the
team to America to try for the covet
ed trophy. Th British team reached
this country early In April and. h is
Epent two month in training and prac
tlce work. Tha Uira is headdd by Cap-
tiln Hardress Lloyd, who Is aenkowl
edge to be one of the mos;. skillful
i:nyrs in the wt rid. ; j; :
The Amerlcaa teim Is made ud of
Meadowbrook playei . the most of
whom played in tho matches jit Eng
land which broughr the cup to Araer
lea. Harry Payne Whitney is the- cap
tain of the defondiig team. The oth
er, members aro Lawrence and J. M
Waterbury, Jr., aud Divereaux Mil
burn. ' '' ':. h
The present tournament affords
i practically the first opportunity for
polo .enthusiasts In this country, to
witness a big International . match.
Since 1886, when the American cup
was won by an English team at New
port, the matches for it have been
played In England. But the victory of,'
Harry Payne Whitney end his team
mates two years ago brought the cup
J E. Bradley & Gb
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