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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, "MONDA?, JULY 24, 191L ; - We have just received a line of : ; CRANE'S Writing Paper and ' f Envelopes . This is the very.finest writing paper made, and as it comes in bulk the prices are most reasonable con sidering the quality. .Call and see the different Styles. :. ' - . PWLINBOOK Guarding Cathedrals isures L MEETS Ml THE TWO COUJITY DEVELOPMENT, LEAGUE JfEAB PERFECTION j S. M. Slough has been largely Instru mental In bringing the movement to a focus, anticipates the attendance of a representative from nearly every club tomorrow a great deal of results from the plan. A merchants' lunch will be served the guests at 6 o'colck where the dele gates will get a chance to visit with their neighbors. f j eriB treasure chest of a great II cathedral rivals that of a 11 nJl treasury In the magnifi cence of the ' Jewels It ' In :loses. These are set Dot la crowns or necklaces, but In altar utensils and P symbols, or sewed upon the priceless vestments which are ued only upon pecial occasions. Like the crown Jewels of a nation, these often have a sentimental value as great as their monetary worth, and they must be carefully guarded. ', 1 ' The treasures of St Patrick's, the largest Roman Catholic cathedral In New York city, are kept In a crypt back of and beneath the altar. Few people know of the location of this chamber. From a room behind the altar a broad marble stairway with velvet handrails leads downward. A long room nsed for the cleansing of altar vessels and donning of vest ments Is the first stage of the descent. From a door In one end of this room - tnn tan lenAfl Into the silent concrete regions below. They twist and turn steeply Into a narrow, low celled passageway, which leads to the heavy door of the sub crypt ,; :" '"''. ;', The sacristan opens this door and turns on a blaze of electric light which Is - reflected from every part of the room. 1 The shelves about the four tides are laden with bright colored vestments. 8ome of these are of old make It write better. . And that Is e; actly how the dread disease was com municated from one child to another after It once got a start . In .the United States the danger of putting pencils in the mouth has Ions been recognized, and In all the schools every precaution la taken to prevent , the Interchange of pencils as well as I the moistening pf them with the lips. A great many children and even their . elders, who ought to know better, per- list In putting pencils In their months regardless of the risks they run. final Movement to Cnimt Interests f Two Counties Tomorrow. Service of a merchant's lunch tomor tow at 6 o'clock will prove a fitting cli max to the first annual two-county de velopment league meeting. The dele gates from the commercial clubs lo cated at North Powder, Union, Cov. Xa Grande, Imbler, Sumtnervllle, Et jln, Wallowa. Lostlne, Enterprise and Joseph, will gather here tomorrow at 3:30 In the commercial club rooms 'an dperfect the organization of two county clubs. It will be a district de velopment league working for the ln tereatg of all the clubs In the two counties, but does not remove the . Identity of the Individual clubs. The plan is a miniature reproduction of the Oregon Development club, having headquarters at Portland.1 Manager Quicker. "How are you uiukln' out?" asked one Pullmnn porter "Well. I used to tblnk I was doln' pretty pood." replied the other, "but after seein' n tmln held up by a rond agent thp other dav I feel a good deal I like throwln' this old whlskbroom away .and Kettin' a revolver"-Washington Star. Modern Children, "How old are you. Elmer "Nine years." "And you. Eras?" 'Tarn twelve." ..-. "Henlly twelve? Von are wonderful ly well preserved!"-Fllegende Blatter Glad He Left. Actor-There was a thunder of np plnnse when I 'left the stage Bored Friend -Serves you right! Youshouidu t stay on so Ions! ' if- I v j ' , S :y ,$ ; ' it I . t UNCLE SILAS SULKED. What Aunt Melissa Had to Say When She Heard the News. Aunt Melissa Spigott was such an exceedingly energetic talker that the youngsters of the family used to sup pose that her, tongue must be copper toed, because It never wore out Dncle Silas, on the other hand, was as eco nomical of words as a marketman Is of early strawberries. The too free exercising of this un ruly member of Aunt Melissa's on one occasion gave Uncle Silas serious of fense, which he manifested by a se vere silence lasting for several days. At the end of that period one of the older daughters approached her mother upon the subject with the remark, "Ma, seems like you ought to make up "Make up with par exclaimed Aunt Melissa in great astonishment ."Make up what?" ' r ' ' "Why." returned the daughter, "don't you know poor pa's feeling bad I yet? He's still buffing." " t "Duffing for the land's sake! How long's he been a-hufllng?" "Ever since you came down on him so hard about wasting sugar by not stirring bis coffee; thafs three days ago." ' ' '.' 'V' "Why. you don't tell me, Janie Maud!" Aunt Melissa looked amazed. Tour pore pa. Been a-bufflng for three days, and I never mistrusted a thing of It!" Youth's Companion. When a Peenut Spoute. "Few persons are jn-rtiap aware that a thing of beaut y I a commou peannt plant growlns lOncly In a lx or eight inch pot and grrown Indoor during the colder watt)er." ald a 0 rlst "Kept In a warm mom or oy mr kitchen stove, a peanut kernel planted in a pot of loose mellow lonnr and only moderately moistened win on penni-, nate and grow up lnt'a beautiful plant extending Its branches over the t. The leaves close loReiner us- the (paves of a book on the approacn of nlpbt or when a shower begins to fall upon them. Tee plant bears nny yellow Bowers. There is noimng eiee Just like It" ' ' Lenathy and Monotonous. One of the most curious contracts entered Into by an operatic artist was that agreed to by FartnellL When he visited Spain, Philip V. was suurenng from mental depression, from which nothing aroused him until the arrival of FarlnellL The queen was so de lighted to see her royal spouse once more Interested that she engaged Farl nelli at a salary of 1 10,000 to remain In Madrid. This he did, singing the same four songs to the king every night for ten years. -. ';' ' : - A Master ef Fiction. "What Is Dobblelgh's general reputa tion for veracity. Bildad7" asked Hick enlooper. . "Well, it's this way." said Bildad. "If Dobbleigb could write the way he talks he'd have Sir Walter Scott and Alexander Dumas lashed to the jrnjt" Harper's Weekly. No Duty on Anecdotes. "This sword came from the battle-! feld of Waterloo. Aa Interesting an ecdote loes with it" "It Is a really Interesting anecdote.' said the other man, after listening Mrefnllv. "I bought the same anec dote once with an old musket" Wash Ington Herald. We are put into this world to make It better, and we must b about our business. General Armstrong. An Old 8mallpox Cure. ' .The following primitive "cure" for smallpox was discovered by the Ley tonstone (England) guardians In one of their register lw lur ; -" "Take thirty to forty live toads ana burn them to cinders In a new pot then crush' Into a fine black powder. Dose for smallpox, three ounces. LOADED SILKS. rWTVHvlH'H J. H. PERE, La'Grande's Leading Jeweler Opposite U. S. Ls.nl Office A dams Aveaae. SlstlHIIMMHIiM HIM !t H 1 1 HMIItlll IH trv Our Best Bargain IN IRRIGATED LAND. 720 acres, 5 mi. from R.R.; Good improvements; 800 inches of water and bumper crop goes with place; $40:00 per acre; small payment down and easy terms. Enterprise Real Estate Company. Enterprise, Oregon. The Way the Fabrle Is Adulterated to Increase Its Weight If properly handled silk Is the strong est and most durable of all textile ma terials, but the various processes of manufacture that remove much of the J natural gum cause it to lose so large ' an amount of its weight that unscrup- ' ulous dyers and manufacturers resort ! to "loading." dipping the thrown slix lnto a solution of bichloride pf tin, Some are not content with restoring the original weight of the raw silk, but "load" It until Its weight Is multiplied j three or four fold. This operation makes the skeins, more valuable, but It destroys the durability of the flla- ments. ; 1 Stretching the threads to their elas Me limit, so that a eiven weight will S weave a greater number of yards, and atoumtnir tn ctve the material an un ! natural luster are other processes that 1 prove profitable to manufacturers, but the door of the safe, and thither the ; costly to the consumers ana mat cause ncrlstan luuda the wuy. When the many people to regard silk as an un door Is flnnlly opened the whole in- certain and treacherous fabric, wun an Hf nnm n ninsa of lewels and gold. 1 tnexnllcablo tendency to split crack But there is a second door of steel bars.' ' and fall Into holes, even though pack nd not uutll this Is unlocked are the - a away in drawers or hanging up. contents, placed at a safe distance be-, j The use of cheap. Inferior and de- J hind It. to be luspectea. . structlve ayes is anomer pracuv-o ; Amonir the altar furnishings are a ' eaually Injurious and perhaps sun rhnilce. the arlft of Pone Leo XIII.. a more common. London Family Her- DOOR OP VAULT AT BT. PATRICK'S C ATHE DKAL, NKW YOllK, 8HOWI THS BAC BISTAN HOLPINU THB OSTENSOB1UM. rose and gold, permitted only to the use of a cathedral and upon very spe cial occasions; others are of red vel vet, and all are heavily embroidered. A single garment la valued at $0,000. In the corner, locked and boltea, is Dutchers Wagon Shop No Horse Shoeing Wagon repairing a specially. If your Tires need resetting give us a call, Second-hand Buggies, ( Hacks and Camp I Wagons tor saie. ; Bed 42. : -'.' I He Lumped It "My coffee Is not quite sweet enough." remarked he. "Well. If you dont like It I suppose you'll have to lump ltM said she. with smile, passing the loaf sugar uis way. : , I A State 8eoret ! "I hope your husband has no secrets from yon." i "Not many. However, he never would tell me wnat ne paia ror ine en gagement ring." Kansas City Journal. rss Strictly Bufln.it. Mrs. Knicker-Dld you hold a short ' session with your husband? Mrs. Bocker Yes. I merely bad him pass n appropriation dhu new i Times. . Somewhat Vague. The Smitten Man (fervently-Love you. darling? Why, before I met you I thought only of having a good time In life.-Puck. The virtue of Justice consists tn moderation as regulated by wisdom. Aristotle. ; ; What the stars are to the Armament kind deeds are to the earth. , i. A Fresh Supply of Fruits and Vegetables Bananas, oranges, , lemons, blng cherries, R. Annie cherries, blackberries, black capi, canta loupes. ' New potatoes, cabbage, tur .nlps, beets, - radishes, lettuce, green peas, green beans, wax beans, peas, dry onions, green .onions- Royal Grocery H. Pattison, Frop. Not in the Association I- IbbbQLVS cup of solid gold. There Is a clborlum, a coffer or case which holds the host. also a gift of the pop- In 'onS leatn" er box Is an archbishop's episcopal cross of gold and sliver which with Its pedestal stands eight feet high. But by far the most valuable article Is the ostensorlum or monstrance, a box In which the host la exposed to re ceive the veneration of the faithful. In order that this might have a sentl montai na well as a real Talue a for- ald. . Driven to It. : Guy, (he youngest son of Farmer I Tlmmlns. had spent two years In col i lege, durlna which time he had accu mulated more Indebtedness than edu cation. His father paid his bills and left him to shift for himself. The boy ; had good stock In him, however, and I A K .,nln nrav a tloTO Ipnf I Dractlclnc strict economy and doing mer director of the Sacred Heart called i jobs -of work as opportunities pre upon the congregation to put into the gented themselves to pay for his tul- . . . A. I 1 . - 4 am. . . contribution box some article of Jew elry which they ralued for Us associa tions. - Lead Pencils Spread Dtphtherla. A recent outbreak of diphtheria at Bncup, a small town in wrocasnira, England, has been attributed by the medical authorities to the very bad habit tne scnooi children there have of moisten ing their lead pencils with the tongue to make them write more smoothly and legibly. The pen cils In themselves tlon, and stayed on. "How's your boy doing at colleger asked the elder Tlmmlns' next nelgh- t bor one day. "He's getting along all right now." "I hear he's working his way i through." j "Yes" grimly, but with a gleam of ; pride, answered Farmer Tlmmlns. j "He found fie couldn't work me any , more." Youth's Companiou. I ; Pineapple Juice. - ! As an aid of digestion, a really ma ' terial aid. the pineapple stands alone among the fruit. Its vegetable pepsin neutralizes, or perhaps rather digests, albuminous substances in the stomach. Fresh pineapple or. better still, the fresh juice of oue placed in direct con tact with eggs or gelatine or milk will prove this fact conclusively by pro ducing a bitter tasting dish, lu cases of catarrhal ailments of the throat were found to be harmless when clean and new. But In tnany of the rural English Bcuool districts pencils, pens, ropybooks and slates are distributed to the children during lessons and col- tected again when school Is dismissed u aownward connectlon the ror iuh unj. vwuwiucuuj v . .. . , . . , alimentary cauai or iruci viuetHiyiw tor the day. Consequently no lure of getting the same pencil twice In two days. , Johnny Brown gets a nice new pen til today and moistens It frequently in lis mouth during the writing lesson kcause he finds It writes easier when fee lead is wet Tomorrow Mary Hodgklns gets that same peucll. She, too. moistens the lead tu her mouth to cannot be overestimated, and It acts with equal force In malarial affections. -New York vrld. Reason's whole pleasure lies In these words: Health, peace and competence. Pope. COLUMBIA COLLEGE MILTON, OREGON IS THE PLACE TO SED YOUR BOYS AND GIKLS. Christian, but not sectarian. Grounds and bulldlngg valued at $73,000. A select Bchool for young men and young ladles, who seek for the highest Ideals In Manhood and Womanhood. CERTIFICATES ACCEPTED AT STATE UMVERSITY AXD OTHER SCHOOLS WITHOUT RE-EXAMIXATIOX. Thorough course. Literary, scientific; commercial department; In cluding shorthand and typewriting; conservatory of music, Including piano, tolce and stringed lnstrn menrts; elocution; art. Dormitory refitted, refurnished, steam heated, electric lighted; com Xortahle, attractive, grjninnslum, good athletic field Beautiful for Situation. A land of fruits and flowers. Mountain water. Pure air. Healthful conditions Six passenper trains daily. Electric street cars. Sot a saloon In 20 years. Xo gambling dens. Moral atmosphere Is 'wholesome. ' Send for Catalogue or other information to "H7S. SHANGLE, Financial Secy., Milton, Oregon 5SCI Complete Equipment tor Resetting ann Repairing Rubber Buggy Tires LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD,' Proprietor , ' . 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