La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 29, 1911, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRAXDE EVENING OBSKRVEI?, . SATURDAY, JELY 29, 1911. PAGE 3 Ifyouarenot content with your condi tion -improve it. YOU are the one on whom your success de pends. YOU must earn your living save your money. If you are NOT saving you CAN imp rove y our condition by cp:n ing an account .1: LI. l 1 Willi iao (yUlil.. U. S. National BANK t LOCALS DK. A. C- POSEY. Specialist tor Eye. , Kar. Nose and throat diseases. Eyes fitted with glasses. Over fielder's store . Get a nice cool drink of buttermilk at the Valley Creamery all you can drink for a nickle. 7-27-3t Prof F. J. Frefnor, the magnetic healer, has returned to La Grande and Is located at the Savoy ho el. room 10. Office hoars 9 a. tn. to 4 p: m. He treats all chronic disease. If you would be well see him.' All treatments by ap pointment only, . " 7-273-3 Buttermilk, fresh and cool, at the Valley Creamery. ' 5c a drink. 7-27-31 Dr. Gillllan will Bpeak at Island City Tuesday next on "International Conciliation, and the world congress " now in session in London. He will show the Bteps air ady takn for the purpose of bringing universal disarm ament of nations. The Valley Creamery. 215 FSr 3 ret, sells Ice cream In cones or by the pint, quart, ot gallon. 7-27-3t Tb nec Ice cree."2 maker at the Valley Creamery. Is making the best 1ce cream In La Grande. 7-27-Jv Some of the republican leaders in Kentucky suggest Senator Bradley as the most suitable running mate for Mr. Taft If the latter Is renominated. Fresh Fruits and -Vegetables 'WATERMELONS CANTALOUPES , PEACHES BA5ASA8 ORANGES . RED RASPBERRIES 1 BLACKCAPS CHERRIES CABBAGE ' 'CAULIFLOWER) CARROTS TURNIPS ' ' BEETS STRING BEANS ONIONS Royal Grocery H.Pattiion, Prop. Not in the Association THEATRE "The Love of Planner Morn". ' Kasn. A beautiful Icl;aa love 'ory. Tragic in its caaie. wha -Summer Morn.' a rfcfcTs .daughter, sacrifices her life aEd "love In the tribal sacred sprx g. A magnificent picture. -Winter Sports a: Lure:a. ' Pi Last wln'ers eraivAl fully de picted. "Barriers Burnd Away-, ' Vitarapi Two brothiri. two wives and two children. An usisapy quarrel and evensaaliy :h bar riers are bcraed away, a s:r?k in? Titagraph production. "The Accomplice" P&:he A cagnineent drama holding the audience Amsi' asd spell bound until ;he finish. A Patbe sjKcial. . TwoOTcrcoaU" "tr;j.i This 5s a gocd cne. Vita? rapb comedy has a reputation al! i"s own. This Is no exception,. tHrsfratcd scr.g -WS's We Listen to the Chime of the ' CM Church Be l " -icg by Miss Garrick. Musical Director Mr. Kin - rrnsox iLS. . " ' '- , . Jon. a Hodgins went to EntHrprls: today on business matters. 'David Mek and wife of Portland were Savoy hotel gues s last night. David Piatt of Anaconda, Mont., is a Savoy hotel gwsts today. - George Keough of Walla Walla was a Foley guest today. " Luna Hunter of Marieta. Ohio, was a visitor in ths city this morning stop ping at the Foley, r : Roy Conklin, who will superintend the Wallowa, schools next year, came out from Wallowa this af.ernoon. J. E. Foley and daughter Miss Etta arrived him today rrom the head of the lake. Sam Purcell, a Union resident and a pioneer, pass d through the city to day on his way to Elgin. S. R. Haworth. tha local contractor arrived home from a business visit to Portland today. : W. L. Skip on was up from Salem last night stopping at. the Savoy. He lg here buying horses. Harlem Stawart and wife of Por. land where here' this morning on their way to Elgin to . attend the reunlcu there today. ' : . L. J. French of the French shoe store, and H. R. Blackwell, proprietor of the Bazaar, were among those ar riving home from Joseph lake today. George Murray of Portland, C. W, Henderson, a salesman of Portland, and H. E. Graham of Elgin were last night visitors at the Foley. John A. Tucker and wife arrived this morning from Baker to Join the pioneer excursion. Mr. Tucker form erly lived In the pan handle and ia one of the oldest Justices of the peace in th county today. , .' J. A. Henry, father of W. J. Henry who was formerly an Observer em ploye, w as down from Elgin yesterday. Mr. Henry, senior, is visiting his son at the latter's Elgin ranch ' where gooseberries, strawberries, potatoes and othr garden trnck are bringing the erstwhile printer a comfortable In come. Mr. Henry was at the Savoy last night. -ft Wisconsin Slfet Tonrnament. Watertown, Wis., July 29. Delega tions from cities and towns through out the state are arriving for the an nual summer tournament of the Wis consin Skat league, which will be held here tomorrow in Turn hall. The playtTs will contest for cash prizes amounting to $1450. lrir Eas flashes. - Wasiingtoit. Jaly Lawrence Stringer, the destocra-Je caaccs tcKEi nee for seaiior in Illinois in IKS. tes U3M r-iTorably for Lortmer btJo-re the comaiiite today. He s.i4 t was a;-Vr?-''-7 sar that .h ler-'s'ie dead lock, was s-ci tia; no rsncMiress eoa'.d he ec?d i:3HKjt it'2KTT:e acd tia; Lcrimer was the osly ican Ho taa more fr.ais a, 3 est th 1 wsaocrats than reptstlicaa. Nahil!e Prelate Tear Old. Xas!!Tnie, Tena.. JuTy . Rt. Rev. i Thoniis Srbastian Errne Rosias Cith e!ie bishop of this tiy, a'taiaid his TCfth year today and was the- rre:pi- eat of many tongra!u!a;:ors- Biio? ; Eyra was bora la Hamiitoa. Ohio, 1 and was censect.-d with th Cincinnati diocese from the time of ha ordiaa'ioa I ia lSf on a his a?sjois:at' nt as fcish- cp of Xashrilie la l$4. COTE WAMS ELKS. BeUt4 by Fret Kanr?r XL Faanv WaU Pastare Lrd. The Cove ccrr;s?ondent In the Un- !' Icn Scoot says: , " Form Kamter Biriens suggests iacing several taccsiads acres erf gov:rcment land In.ihe Willowa for est rsserti back of Mt. Fannis. anJ sleeking the sam with elk. making It la national rame pr.: ate ocking the preserve can be shipped ifrom Wyoming and by the year 1319 when the elk season is open there should be a good bunch which couli o turn. a loose. Tae suggested ir-: ritcry wouid make an ideal park, u It is dotted here and there with numer ous meadows and pot holes' which watered by good springs. and wnich would furnish an abundance of feed. t-very true sportsman will welcome movements of this sor., as the gam a of the west is rapidly becoming more scarce against the ravages of the -game hog"' and It is only by some such means as this that (Ten the com mon deer will be saved from the same fate as met our bison. I'anenl Hear Changed. The funeral over tbe remains of the Harris baby who died yesterday as the. result of swallowing a cherry pit. has te n changed and U will be held at 2 o'clock 3unday afternoon from the L 0. S. tabernacle. The casket will no be opened at the church and friends of the family an vh w the remains at the home before 2 o'clock. Sign Arbitration treaties. Washington, July 29. General ar biration treaties' betweln the United state. Great Britain and the United S ates and France will be signed In Washington next week, according to announcement made here today. ' BETTER THAN SPANKING Iinslcc doe. not cue cfcHdna of bml ttlng. There tt a eooiUtatkma! ran' for tlii troobl. Mrs.- M. Sonaarn, Buz W, Xotrr Dwae, lad., wUl Mod frae to anj ntottm ber mecrafal kw tMtnnt. vltk tnlt Infraction. E.d Bo BMnr. bet writ, arr t'j It ' jnoor ehtMrra trocbla to la this way. ii't klaow ta rood, tb rhanrea rr It can't aclp . It . This taratamt abe jtg aalta and agrd- popl traabM Kitb Vrie d:IErnlttra by day or nlfbt. " '.. Woe la Hia. -;' " '"r ,-; First-My wife Is my boss. I sha.l not deny. SeconA-She maketh me to lie down behind tbe bed when swell romiuinj comes, and she lea del b me behind lie op Main xtreet Third-Sbe restoreth my pocketbook after she has spent all of its contents for stylish skirts and theater tickets, and she leadeth me op the main aisle at chnrcb for br new hnt'n sake. '. Fourth. Tea. tbouzh I wnlk tnorf than half the nifrbt through dark rimm with n crying baby I. will get no rwi, for she lt behind me: her bruoiustU-k and ber hatpin tbey do everything ri but comfort me. ' Fiflh.-r-She prepareth n cold snnck fm me. then maketh a bee line for nn in-, society supper. She anolnteth my limn with the rolling pin occnsionnll.v. .;v arms, rnunetb over with tbe Imnrili before she Is half done with bt-r su ping.' ' Sixth. Surely her dressmtikcr's ti'i milliner's bills shnll follow m all m. days of her life, and I' will darll h, the house of my wife forever.-Crin (Mo.l Herald. - The Landlubber. " , Tbey were enlightening the lam! lubber as to maritime matters. ' He was becoming more and more crest fallen as their explanations progremt ed. 'Why, I always thought" be sadly sighed, "that the port side ot a ship was the -one nearest portH Boston erald. BALLET CANCERS. - f ,p -crrzjzr-i Lena. Tra m.rj aj Hard Work Art Tha.r. Cf SJ. rVKrCtX?: Uxi MWx.l arv kb i I err pmt-rnJLrtit rvr.rrut. IkTCuaj:. wi:b I Tt t!:rsir aavl drstaatk- tiw-tv a j cVv rtch-ut t?r tlw seisa-vcrt tf ttrij rin: lt iis U.ti ass f.tnte. , 1 arv rsiervd at lue irariy spr J 1 1 j;.r--!vto Jrr After t& i j day a Ktnuvnt iatuiDa!Kn tsurti :ty bwt:h. streajria. lwau:y vt txtva uJ ta rural gracefulness ka to lw j pasrd bef.e the child fcs taaUy ar j rf ptrU. Ftvoi tie time it bwur an j incatp the wbos'e of lt- edcsti9 cu!ar atl artistic. H taken la wnl I a 14 svBie tran of training are oxt- ! sary tfcrv it la cocsMt-rvd rip t m- yrf-ar in pu&k. j The uan-fr"s life b a ceae!s rtxiKU j f hard work. All. even prve artKi j wfcn t borne take resrutar daitjr ; kiNttv !n addition to the daily rv tvarfc f.r the nest perfornvance ti b are cktBanlt"d. however 1J aoti writ known the oalivt Tbu aa arvr ace of Cve to six hours dacK-inc s day fe rather the rule than the ex cvptkm. popular ballerina in demand at rharity performances and artistic at bxwea often dancing as much as eijchi hoars la tbe twenty -four. Trained artists are kept to desist la every detail of period and subject, the dresses, scenery and accessories task obviously requtrtng much imagt ---" much koowledce -and often as many as ISO personages appear on tbe stsge at the same time. Even tbe orchestra leaders qualify especially fot ballet music, having no place In the orchestra at aoy other time. ludoa world. THE FOURTH DIMENSION. Te Catch a Glimpse of It Just Get Da ' , lirium Tremans. The majority of ns are tike brute. We believe but In tbe reality of tbinsa j Science, more hospitable, ackimwl ! edges tbe fourth dimension and with tt tbe constant parade before our eves of thins? and events ordinarily un seen. Tbe phenomena of delirium ire rooos forms a case In tuint The shapes which the layman believes tb patient only Imagines are really see and are rendered visible through the excitation of tbe pineal gland, wnk-u now is the rudimentary organ of what once was psychic vision. Alcohol stim ubtte this gland. The drunkard in hts ft err up eee with It the hideouness of shapes which his own hideu.ne baa attracted to him. For they, are there, or, rather, they are here. elxut s Id the fourth dimension, precisely as there are other shape as gracious as these are revolting. Only 'ordi narily we do not see them. There are. though, ibo who can and do. and without being drunkards either. Thinkers as sober as Jevoos and Babbage go a bit further. Tuey will, if you let them, tell yon that whatever occurs tn the privacy of a room re mains photographed In It A mere extension of this enables oculists to say - that nothing has ever occurred, anywhere which is not also photo graphed: that in tbe ether above us is the great picture gallery of the vrorld In India, at Adyar. the chief lieu of theosophy. this gallery is constantly being studied. Tbe results, occasion ally buarre. are sometimes trivial. It has been found .that Herbert Spencer was Aristotle: Gladstone. Cicero: Ten nyson. Ovid. Edgar Saltns In Forum. Opened His ' ta. the Future. ; ."Dickie. I'm awfully Torry yoo use tobacco. I dont like It. and mamma simply loathes It. Will you stop when we are married r "Isn't that asking a lot. dearie r asked Dick. "I wouldn't care for myself." an swered ' the girL "but yon know tt makes mamma death iy sick." "Well, then." be promised cheerfully. Til tell you what 111 do. I'll never smoke when your mamma is with us." She threw her arms around him. "Darling." she tnurmcted. that's so good of you! I was afraid you'd in sist on smoking once in awhile after we were married New York Globe. " ' Ths Iron Cross. Tbe Iron Cross, an order of knight hood, was established by Frederick William III. of Prussia in March. 1813. The order was founded In order to honor patriotic bravery " tn the war against France. It was revived by Emperor William I. during the Franco Prussian war and awarded by him to bis son for bis great victory at Wi eembourg on Aug. 4. 1870. Later on tbe order was bestowed most gener ously. some 40.000 persons being deco rated between 1870 and 1872. Expert Advice. Tbe prison turnkey found the two cellmates deeply engrossed. One pored over the market reports ot a news. paper and figured on the margin with a pencil. His cellmate sat expectant "Bill." said the mathematician at last "you could make $34 a night tealln' hogs tn Iowa." Success Ifaga-sine. !i HRESHEEMEM 1 have any thing you need for ycur outfits, such as Forks, Oil Cans, Oils Hard Oil, Water Bags, Water Kegs, Ropes, Wrenches and Cook House Utensils. V NORTH -BEACH Is the pleasure haunt in this part t the country this summer. Its devote? rejoice to learn that they can now go i and come on a regular schedule inde pendent or tides, ine popular avtr Sion steamer, "T. I. POTTER" reaves Portland. Ash Street dock, DAILT, EXCm SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, S:$a A. JL SATUKDATS ONLY, 1: P. M. Also the steamer "HASSALO leaving Portland dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 p. m. (Saturday at 10:00 p. m.) . REDUCED FARES PREVAIL From All feints ia the Nertkwest ' via the OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAT1GATI0N CO. Ideal cottage and camp life, a magnifi cent beach that is not surpassed any where, genial and beneficial climate, and all the comforts of noma without costing any more than if you remained at home. ,". Call on or write to any O.-W, R. ft X agent for complete information; also for copy of our summer book, "Ou'ingt In Oregon." General Passenger Agent, 0.-W. R. t N. Co. Portland, Ore. Wanted Girl to strip Tobacco. apply at FAM US KING CIGAR FACTORY 1 106 Kr street, between five & six o'clock FOR BLISTERED sltin apply bur Almond Cream Nothing Is quite so effective for healing, softening and sodth , Ing sunburn, blisters, of wind rough tied skin. . o , '".. ' A bottle will save 'you hours of suffering and annoyance. - i 25c per bottle Drug Co. THE KODAK STORE. Wright If -21 Phone Black 1131 Butchers VJagon Shop, No Horse Shoeing Wnn rnahina a scerialiy. It rear Tires need resetting give us a cstl, Scccnd-fcji Buggies, Hacks and Carap Wagons for sate, Ee4 a. f AVYANDOTTE j Oeaacr aad Cleaaiwr should be used for all WASHING &nd CLEANING purposes. -. It la sanitary. , t It makes all sour, tainted, atlcky and slimy places as sweet and clean as new.- Rtcora mendd by food and dairy offi cials. j i 1 3 1-2 lb. sacks 30c For sale by fPattison Bros. aatt it l-el4it,fl Some Glasses Disfigure Some glass, difrtgnre the face' and, destroy the expression i ef the fjfs, by pretf atlnf their 'color being seen. This UNPLEASANT Ari'KARANCB freqnrniiy results frem the ase '". , 'V ef - 'i SECOND QUALITY CLASSKS which becenieH epaqse seen af ter wearing and gU's a iecallnr DILL ArrEAR.VNfE to the eyes. : ;? ." , , '. s. .' ; Kemrniber, that I grind all my ' glaNses and that I nse enly -FIRST QUALITY GLASS JTy glasses fit well, set well and ' ' , LOOK WELL. With them yoa get QUALITY, - 1 STYLE ' CO.HF0RT ; . VALUE for your money. , Any lens duplicated en sk.rt rst notice. 1 GRIND ALL MY GLASSES HE ACOCK Eyesight Specialist Next Door to Postofflee, 0 tinnisna: 1 m it if.i i re hi; ft vi"