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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1911)
PAGE 6 LA GRANDE EVENING OB&EB VER, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1911. 1 II Mfn J u ii , vra Ei iL'. '.'.'.'-ij 1 ; : :Ksf ft ' mm rm - m . And -Li ut we do bie what we give to all cash cqstomers. We have no old stock to work I off ..all newl up-to-nbw our M I II II MM 13 nothing but the best AMBULANCE Uptown office Main 720 Residence phone Main 25 E. L BUSSEY DAVIS TIKES pinr. v U4UU Perry Pneumatic Water Systems, Samson Wind Mills, Deming Pumps, Richardson & Boynton ; Warm Air Furnaces, Pipe Valves and Fittings, Gut j , ters, Plumbing Fixtures of All Kinds, Full Assort- ; ;nent of Nickel Trimmings. BAY & 2WEIFEI PLUMBERS, Stopping in Artery. . The prompt application of the tour- tl nil at ftp aron h H n m A u. Weeding of au artery before the doe tor comes will often save life. A wound anywhere below the middle of ,stormy Afternoon, in.'' which several 1 1 u,,peI! am or bt!low tue middle o men Dromlnent'ln Pvthlan nfrnirD J thp thigh may be easily stopped by a" defeated, officers of the grand lodge TVIl ,The simplest improvised nt th vt r.. r fom of thl8 implenjent, which may be 1 1 , Were Ch0S" a fouui X t nd. is linen en by. the 300 delegates in swislnn i . .. . .. , .t i uuuuKercuiei uuu a MirmiL' suck- rii ffWEKS, SH7 ME7M IVORKEKS iticu lieifitaie to su preme Lodge of Knights of Pj thins. I .Astoria, Ore.t June, 24. After a stnrimr iftornnnn lr .,v,lv. i " Marion F. Davis, of Union, past grand chancellor was elected supreme repress ntativ from Oregon to attend the suprem lodge meeting, together with J. M. Curl, of Albany, the holdover. I best place to apply, the tourniquet for a wound of the arm Is above' the el bow, where the pulsations of 'an ar tery may be felt by any one. The handkerchief should be tied around the arm rather loosely. The stick Is thrust lu and turned to tighten it until the blood censes to flow. Of course this urney without a Is only a temporary relief till the com- Dkrrhofl. Rnf,W. T, s Yi o.o : iiis-or tne aoctor. wDo. in case of seri- he needed and cannot be obtained when on l Melius., must be summoned as board the cars or steamships. For .ale by ! oou us Possible. When you have noth "ILiele. : ling at hand In a case of sudden accl- dent even the pressure of the forefin ger and the thumb over the wound may arrest the flow of blood for the time. iSOVer leave home on a iitnmn milhniit iwHie oi vnamoenain s voile, Cholera and : i ,t, a.... The Norman's Coronation. A peculiar lucideiit liupjieued ut the crownlnir of' Wiih.m.. tt... j After the Voronation oath, in which I the uew monarcb pnnuiswi to (irntect ' the church and to execute jutl'ineut ' and njuiyy. itji. ircl)liiNni) put , the question to thej asseailiied crowd, i 'Will Ve huv'e this prince to be your A clamorou reMponse of assent star .tied the Norma ti Kairlson. They be lieved ,the English had revolted' and took up . their swords and torches They set are to the house, the flames spread, and there was a general alarm.. The English, bearing of the plunder, rushed out of church. The bishops utid clergy who remained were In such confusion that they could ..hardly go through with the act of crowning William heard the .tumult, hut could not conjecture the cause and snt trera bllug at the foot of the altar. No great mischief was done by the tire, but the occurrence laid the foundation of a long enmity between the English and Normans. OF THE W. IV. BERRY & CO. STOCK STILL COM FINUES EGE3ESRC ESS White Tailored 0 now funds on hand to pay all outstand ing warrBTt nn Vonoroi t Grande city up to and including No. 8,954. Endorsed Feb. 16, 1910. Interest on all warrants on General Fund from 8814 to No. 8954 Inclusive ceases; from this date. La Grande, Oregon, June lfe, 1911. . ' ROY W. LOGAN, City Treasurer. , 6-15-10t , . . . ' ' ' It's So Easy. i to purchase your drug store goods from a store where quality is insured. Just phone us your wants and the goods will be at your door in a fev minutes. No charge for delivery. Phone Main 4. Wright Drug company. SKT-Si Naif Price We carry the Armor Plate Hose . i Regular 35c Hose - - now 15c Regular 15c Hose - - now 8c Regular 25c Hose, 2 prs. for 25c Mesdames Smith & Davis will be here Satur day only with their line of Hair Goods, which the) are selling at cost. Two Breakfasts In Berlin. There is not much to be got by the Berlin citizen in the way of breakfast -simply a cup of coffee and a roll or two but along about 11 o'clock every body starts for the cafe for a "second breakfast," generally a meat or a cheese sandwich. He makes up for his light regimen at the 1 o'clock Mittag stich of soup. meat, vegetables, pre served fruits, pudding and wine or beer at discretion. Then he does not hasten back to business, but plays or Jokes with his children fifteen or twenty minutes, rests or sleeps for thirty more, has a chat, a cup of coffee and a cigar and returns to business til at 3 o'clock again, perhaps to work un-! til 8 or 9 in the evening. Then he j comes home again to a supper of cold meats, salads, cheese and beer, which will probably be followed by more beer as friends drop in to smoke the black German cigars and play "skat" or "sixty-9ix."-Joe Mitchell Chappie In National Magazine, Treasureg Call for City Warrants. Notice is hereby given that there are Rich! in tour busiest mawm mlion nn have the least time to spare you are most likely to take diarrhoea and lose several days' time, unless tou have Chamberlain's Colic, ChoIer ana Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and take a dose on the first appear nce of the disease. For sale by all dealers, Complete Equipment tor Resetting ann Repairing , Rubber Buggy Tires LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor r COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY il I'll 'JJ.'iil'.1',ll-. mil ! w.HmKsesamismm . Seven Bella. it.:' ' 29 ESSCSSiG E.TT TRUSTEE Everybody who knows anything about nautical matters understands the method of keeping time at sea eight bells every four hours. From fl to 8 in the evening Is the second dog watch, but on British ships seven bells (half past 7) of the second dogwatch are never struck. All other ships, even the American, strike these bells. ' Dur ing the Napoleonic wars there was a great mutiny In the British navr. The crews of the fleets lying at Splthead and the Nore agreed to rise slmul- ! taneously ngalnst their officers. The ' signal agreed upon was seven bells of '. the second dogwatch. The mutiny hc- j tually began nt the arranged time, but failed, the ringleaders being executed. ' j Ever since then seven bells of the sec- ! ond dogwntch has never been struck ' on British ships, naval or mercantile. I I . .. I Wave of the Labrador Indians. The Labrador Indians when on a huut stalk on In advance of the train with their arms, while the women. ' heavily ladeu with provisions and' means of shelter, drag along slowly I after. When the lords and masters ' begin to think of food time or wish in ' any way to leave some guide as to ' their progress for the squaws they j thrust an upright spear or stick lu the ! now and draw In the suow the exact j line of the shadow then cast. The j women. tolHug painfully along, note , the spear and the , progress of the. shadow ond know closely the differ, ence of time. They know, too. whetu er they dare to linger for a few min utes' rest or if they must hastily catch the stick or spear and burr) on That's What They All Say Sum-O It's Good For What Ails You Tatwmimv n. in:....r. .., m,vm-m,,tmmm'mrmmmAM i ...u..l. .:um WHAT ABOUT THE WOMAN The woman who cooksJ) j the meals in your home o Doesn't her -welfare her health and happiness call for something than she puts up with?- ;Isn't she entitled to the things that will make her work easier and her cooking hours shorer? , Oiir Electric 'Ranges cost no more to operate than coal or wook, and they are better in every way. They are quicker, easier and cleaner to use than any other range. Ttyou think the woman who cooks the meai in your hdme is entitled to the best call us up. Main 34. Eastern Oregon light & Power Co. ' ' ' ' 'fi -ti-f m-f Ti-rditittn4iini . .