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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1911)
tAGE 4 IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1911. THE OBSERVER BRUCE DENNIS Editor and Owner. Catered at the postoflice at La Grande as second-class mutter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, single copy 5c Sally, per week, 15t Dally, per month... ...... ....... 65e Oil JUNE 1811 4 11 12 T 6 18192021 W 252027282931) 1 8 1314151617 9 222524 10 STCXG AGAIN." Thil ', Is the expression of a man on the train this morning who was on ' his way home from the Jovlta Heights real estate exhibition1 t '. "e aald( the "jovlta Heights proposition was -a gigantic -swindle In which a ,tewtnen grabbed a couple of hun dred thousand dollar from the wngf earners who Imagine .the pastures ere; green far awayf and "seek Investments away from their home community. The editor of the Observer nsver aw Jovlta Heights but from the man ner in which the deal was handled v e were1 suspicious. ' And, too, If it had die "THEATRE - jl , a Belying on Quality of Pictures. Alda 4. .'. Edison Drama.. Staging, acting and costuming are very fine. Romance of a Valet. . , Gaumont Comedy.' He has a fearful 'en counter with a rival and at tempts to end his mortal career. It's good comedy. Lucia's Broken Romance, .Tattle Drama. An excellent photograph. Ofi Folks... Gaumont Comedy. Good and lively. Miss Stephenson in illustrated song, "My Southern Rose." Roberts Pianist. Greena way Drums. been such a money maker for the small Investors we never could un derstand why heavy commissions were paid to agents to come into the mountains and sell the property. Tne cities are the money, centers and If there are such handsome profits to be dtrlved there ig always plent yof mon ey nearby to invest in them. Keep this In mind. f.r future reference.- Whenever an agent' Ulls' you of the sure' thing he is oftcring1 the money you are sure to mnke oa au in vestment, call his attention to tht bank deposits In - the ciiiet and the money lying. Idle' waiting for snaps ' The real estate game in the north' west has been handled by many In an unscrupulous swindling manner. Re alizing that people had grown tired of the three Bhell game., the wireleM graft, and many other that were eo flagrantly raw that anyone could see through them the ea3y-money sharks hit upon land as the theme of their swindling brains. They have succeed ed In a remarkable way. 1 Ask any reliable banker fa Portland how much money la being made by the members of syndicates who float addi tions to the city and you will be aston ished at the statement. Who is pay ing those profits? , Why, the 'boys In La Grande, Baker, Ashland. Walla Walla and other plac es who buy town lots from blue prints and photographs. There Is the great est chance in the world for the post- tate shark in the northwest for many' of them make their money on misrep resentation and upon fraud.- , If Jovlta Heights Is as stated by this man, who. was ; on 'his ; way home, an army of small investors have been faked and ruthlessly swindled "right here on the coast ' It Is a burning outrage, but it may teach ns air a Jeeson that home investments where we can watch them and take care of them are .the only ones that count, af ter all. , . : ; ' MIIMMrill IMI mm u4 HI 1 III IMf milllimi' fWWtfWHil 1 1 I IlHfHWttHHHHt 1 1 1 ft I li r79 Largest and ' most complete stotk in Eastern Oregon i . 1 , ..1 , ; ; . 1 . 1 ( This Store's Great (0(C(ceg)S) 3 CSC FIRST- STRAIGHTFORWARD ADVERTISINOOur advertising policy has always been to tell the public in plain English the truth about our merchandise, with out any exaggeration or misleading statements. SECOND- HIGHEST QUAUTY MERCHANDISE "Hot always the cheapest but the best" is our motto and the name "THE QUALITY STORE'' is firmly imprinted in the minds of every discriminating buyer. THIRD- ONE PRICE TO ALL and that the very lowest possible for the quality of merchandise we sell. Satisfied J customers, not mere purcnasers, nas oeen tne one aim in every sale, made by this store. Moneyed men from Boise have been In La Grande the last few days look ing at some of the good things. How does this sound? Men from Boise one of the best, town in the west coming to La Grande. It lookg as though, some of the home money that has been' going abroad could take a lesson from the Boise men who hava .one. of the best communities in the northwest at their very door, yet come into the Grande Ronde valley for bet ter investments. ' " . t TVf mnnf t WE CONDUCT OUR OWN BUSINESS, and never resort to anything but the best business methods to at tract customers to our store. v.; - ,. I COMPARE OUR QUALITY AND PRICES WITH : ; Here's to King George, and may Be live long and prosper. S fc t$ 3 $8 $ JiOTES OF SCIENCE. i Sale of Gage Pattern Hats Many Specials Mens Dept. Imported models now on display in milli- Sale of Savoy Shirts, nery window $20.00 and $22.50 values for Sale of Men's Summer Underwear. $12 50 Sale of Men's Hose. ; ' , .Broken line Ladies' and Misses' Shoes at See them today. Great Reductions. Specials Throughout Entire Stock W Store " t t 1 If placed end to .end the cards used to record the recent census of the Vnited States would make a line morifc than 12.000 miles long. . The United kingdom launched 1.H3, 169 tons of new merchant shipping last year. Germany 159,306 tons andVthe United States 331.318 tons. , , The United States exported 2,475,' 957 barrels of cement last year as com-Seven when there is a heavy rainfall their backs beneath cars to make re pairs. ," The population of the Russian em pire, has Increased 33,000,000 .In the last 13 years, or 3,000,000 more than the United States grew in he last 20. A new town near Galveston, Texas, is to be built entirely of concrete hous es, molded on the spot by the use or steel forms, constructed In sections. Tests In Dublin have shown that the wind will carry disease, bacteria 200 feet and as high as 60 feet into the air, pared with 1.417.534 barrels in . 1909 and 846,785 barrels in 1908. j A pneumatic couch hag been In vented for the comfort and convenl- 1 ence of motorists who must lie on K.t M.M.M.M m mm w TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTf tTTTTT Old Friends and New . Winning permanent, ' lasting friend1 is the work of time, and this bank numbers among its clients hundreds of banks and business'' houses with whom it has had close relations for a great; part of the twenty-four, years of its existence. Our friends have helped to make this one of the largest and strongest banks in the West. We have helped in their making, too. ';: 1 v v $y' v : We welcome new friends and will attend to their ( wants wih the same fidelity ' which ha cemented . our relations with our older ones. , La Grande National Bank LA GRANDE, OREGON. ' CAPITAL . . . $ 100,000.00 SURPLUS . . . 100,000.00 RESOURCES 1,100,000.00 .. UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY Fred J. HolrnesiPres. W. j. Church, Vice Pres. F: L. Meyers, C&shtet Earl Zundel,i4ss'f. Cashier tsillMita-HMIIHM'HlMHnmtMUIHt4 A simple truck, supported by a wide rolUr, liitead of small wheels, with which one man can pick up and move a piano, Is the Invention of a Wiscon sin man. The Russian government has con tracted for a kerosene engine propell ed boat for the transportation of the cholera ' patients from infected dis tricts to hospitals. The navy department has erected a wireless telegraph station at Fort My er, Va., powerful enough to communi cate with warship 2,000 miles, from the nation's capital.. ; By subsidizing companies that will bore for it, the Italian government is fostering a search for the petroleum deposlta that are believed to exist in that country. A wave-power motor that a Callforn ian recently patented utilizes the hor izontal motion of the water Instead of the vertical, as usually is the case in such machines. Russia has 67,612 miles of navigable Inland waterways, Germany 11,293, France 7,862, Austria-Hungary about 4.000, England 3.906, Holland 3.250, Sweden 3,187 and Belgium 1,440. . Recent experiments liave Indicated that the muddy taste In some fish, at tributed to the water In which thtv live. In reality la due to certain aquat- j ic plants which they eat. Its texture carrying the heating cur-! rent and distributing U evenly. j In the Interest of a "sane" Fourth of July a Chlcagoan has invented an In-1 strument to produce noise by burst-, leg pare- between the month of a tub- ber bulb and perforated handle. A big California electric power com pany with several plants maintains a wireless telegraph equipment at each to supplement telephones or to sup plan them altogether In case they fail. The French government has hedged the practice of dentistry about with' rigid regulations which hereafter will make It much more difficult for Ameri can dentsts to succeed in that coun try. ' . To facilitate the return of lost keys an Indiana man has patented a key ring tag bearing the owner's name and addres and a postage stamp, protected by an easily removed celluloid disk. Operated by a small motor driven by a dry battery is a machine invented in Germany to resuscitate persons ov ercome by gases which automatically pumps out the lungs and fills' them with oxygen. . The mouse problem seems to have been solved by the Invention of a trap containing two copper plates, which, when connected with a lighting cir cuit, electrocutes a rodent as soon ns it enters. Radium now costs $900000 less an ounce than it did a year ago, the latest quotation from London being $2,100,- 000 while radium banks are loaning It to physicians at $200 a hundred milli grammes. To keep an electric wire away from a tree limb there has been Invented a glass Insulator which can be applied without cutting the wire and which permits the limb to move without straining the wire. A recent census gave Prussia 32 cit ies of more' than 100,000 Inhabitants each and 61 of more than 60000 rest- Dutchers Wagon Shop No Horse Shoring Wagon repairing n specafy. If your Tires need resetting give us a call, Seccnd-hand Buggies, Hacks and Camp Wagons for sale. Cor. of Greenwood and Monroe Sts. Mfhy pay Rent? We loan yw MU money to build; ano oi pay us as you would rent. J. R. OLIVERI I j A novelty In th way of room heat- dents, every city showing a birth rate J : ert that comes from Franc lfl an ejec-for the past five years In excess of its I trie carnet. fine wires woven thronrhdmth rata. For the quickest and Most Re liable MESSENGER SERViCE Call Main 4 or Independent 121. . . II. EESLER, Calls Answered Promptly. Savoy Hotel EUROPEANiPLAN The rooms are good and Steam heated only one : blockfrom depot D. C. Brichoux,Prop. OCONNELUS Cigar Store Pool, Billiards, Cigars, Tobae. co and Soft Drinks best and most complete line of cigars iii the city. Observer's Coast league base bnll scores every day there's a game. Corner. Depot and Jefferson St. The Grocery STAGEBEBG Main 70 SANDBOPG. Ind.201 Grande Ronde Valley Strawberries Get your berries for can ning now Gooseberries, Cherries, Rhtibarb ; Lettuce v Green Onions Spinach Asparagus " ) Radishes ' , Turnips :! Beet3