La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 31, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1 PAGES LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1912. PAY YOUR WATER KENT TOMOR Mrs. Ollle Green, ol Payette, Js here ROW. ', ' . , ; ':' ' CIGARS -' V.V:.;: ' ' . FOLEY BKOS.' .' ,' ' t'lQAR STORE. vlBltlng her parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. J.' Peebler. ; ' V; '.'',":' "'y::'':f:::' Mrs, W. H. Bohnenkamp and Mrs. E. Polack, who have been spending a few days on the Bohnenkamp ranch near Union, arrived home this morning. , Mrs. Iva Wilson of Los Angelas will be a guest for the next few days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jolly, Mrs. Wil son is a lster of 'Mr. Jolley. ; Superintendent Bollons and Super intendent Ladd were O.-W. company officials transacting business in La Grande today.- J. F. Hornbeck arrived home last We Have Some THEATRE PIPES CIGARETTES ' TOBACCOES - f CANDIES Bake vs. La Grande, Thurs; B. B o o ... . , PAY YOUR WATER KENT TOMOR ROW. . There was a special prayer meeting at the M. E. church this afternoon at 2:?0, ' ;'. -' v PROF. F. J. FREENOR Spluologtat and Healer. Successfully treats all diseases. 1417 Adams avenue. Fhone Main 724, La Grande. Baker vb. La Grande,, Thurs. B. B.' Splendid Bargains THE MISER MINER" , '.-.Melton A forcible story of an old min er who accumulated vast wealth by oppression of the poor. There are some great tragic situations in It. . , . . (.fflSTAIUA" . . . .... Vitagrapli A beautifully enacted picture of old fashioned sentiment, pceply emotional. It's another of those beautiful Vltagraphs and you know what that means. THE IVCK OF UECKLESS UEDDY" ............. Kulem When Kalera puts on a farce,. its a good bet.. You'll think so when you see the luck of tho "Reddy" one. ,. ' Beautifully illustrated song, TUE GIBI IX THE GINGHAM GOWN,' ' '".' " ' Surig by'- .' ' ' (Miss Qa.rrlck and Mr. Ferrln ; LOCALS H. T. Love, Jeweier. 1212 Adams av.. n. Vnsov. KiKwInlist for EVO. EllT, Rose, Throat diseases and . catarrh. 1 Srseldcr's store. Eyes fitted with glosses. Hours 9 to ll:85 itw w 6 and 7 to 8 p. m. Baker vs. La Grande, Thurs. B.i B. Our specialties . aro dinner parties and first Class, service Foley urlll. ' BARGAIN DAYS for the OREGON JOURNAL close Feb. 7th. GET BUSY. Mrs. 0. C. Combs, P. 0. News Stand. o o ; Crochest work clone promptly and satisfactorily. Aviation caps a special ty. Mrs. Henry Moss, near brickyard. 11-19-tt : TlY YOl'R WATER RENT TOMOR ROW. APPLES Several varieties irom 25 cents to $1.25 per box Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co., HAY. FEED. FLOUK, POULTRY SUPPLIES. WOOD 1527 JEFFERSON AVENUE I The Savory Odor of Armour's Bouillon Cubes Will arouse Ihe most latent appetite. Just drop the little tube cnto a cup of boiling water and it will dissolve at once, or drop a cube or two Mo the gravy or sauce jusf before serv ing and see bow much it adds to the flavor, ,30c buys 12 cubes. , For Sale by j Pattison Bros. J rHONE NUMBERS MAIN 80 S AND MAIN 79. PAY YOl'R WATER RUNT TOMOR: ROW. - ' Gregg and PIttman. the best sys tems taught at La Grande business college.. 1-5-tf Engine 212, In the shots for over hauling lately comes out tomorrow as 251. Several engines 'have been chang ed thusly of.Jate in the local Bhops. , Baker vs. La Grande, Thurs. B. B. PAY YQUR WATERRENT TOMOHi. ROW. ' - ' . ' . The'youiiK.,neople of the Methodist church . will give, a, free social enter-.) talnment at tne cnurcn xnis evening m 7:30. All members and their friends are invited to attend. There will be a pleasing literary program followed by refreshments. Mr. Green, Miss Inez Knowles and Miss" Helen Currey are the committee. ' ' ' SOMETHING NEW. Folev Bros.' Cigar Store. '' SOMETHING NEW. ' At the second meeting of the Loyal Order ZlTZ. bers were Initiated. Frank C. Bram wpll was elected Past Dictator and Frank Maloney Vice Dictator, which uost was made vacant by the promo tlon of Mr. . Bramwell. Mr. BramweU was also elected supreme representa tive to go to Denver. Rev. Upton H. Gibbs addressed the h'eh school yesterday morning on the subject of his school days in England, that being the place of his early edu cation. 'Mr. Gibbs talked for 20 min utes most interestingly on the Balient features of school boy life in "Merrle England." These 20 minute talks ar a regular Tuesday morning feature of the high school program and Super intendent Stout Is to be commended for bringing our successful men before the school for the instruction of the students. $ PERSONALS. i & & & & & & ' O M Cbrkins, a prominent attorney. -i snows wuun-...... "' ' ; -v '.":' """ iwi'ui-"4.'- At''RinW)nore'-it has been robserved of Enterprise, is sojourning the sU ?me lhftt .thei.e hns heen . . ; -s'-TTp-'' ''"fbut one' rise h nd fall In the twenty- Nate Ardrey has returned from a f nlir hour8Boston Globe. professional trip to Elgin. Ed Kiddle was a returning passen ger from Portland yesterday. D. C. Brichoux is convalescent after an attack of la grippe. i A. L. Taylor of Alicel spent last night in the city, stopping at the Savoy. G. S. Bryant of Cove stopped at the Ji Savoy 'last night. . G T Fleming is home from Port land and expects to soon be living In his house on Jefferson avenue. . John P. Dean of Cove was a business visitor In the city last night, making the Savoy his headquarters. W Glen, a welTknown Imbler citi zen made the Savoy his headquarters last night. Mrs.' A. R. Taylor stopped over in La Grande yesterday evening, staying at the Savoy while here. ! Mrs. Frank Kechlln and Mrs. Irwin ! I went to Pendleton this morn.Bg -J the guest c-f friends. I Jess Spencer.Tbusiness man of llunlZwasavlsltorinthecityyesteN day. " night from a two-months' stay in Lou isiana, Mo., where he was the guest of relatives. '; , Mrs., D, Mann, of Wallowa, who has been visiting at the home of W. .C. Combs In this city, has gone to Cove to visit her grand-children. ' W M Cnnnera. a mnfhlnlst of Wal lowa, and formerly mechanical fore man at the sifgar factory, was a pas senger home yesterday. Jess McMasters, who now. lives on a small tract of rich la.nd In the sub urbs of Union, was a business visitor In La Grande yesterday, returning home last night. ' ; t&wular meeting of 'the Knights of Columbus at the K. P. hall. All mem bers are requested to be present. Bus iness of Importance tonight, FOR BENTFurnished rooms tor housekeeping', cheap. 904 3rd St. ' 1 ; i-3i-tf ':- VAGARIES OF THE TIDE. Mysterious Currants, tha Secrets e Which No One Hat 8olved. There are as many vagaries in thti water as in the winds. Why, for In stance, should great ocean currents send their warm waters across the wlrto Pnolfle nnd Atlantic? Other and equally mysterious currents exist in well uigh nil parts of tho world, it l on record that the sea bus run for weeks out of the Java sen. through j.the strait of Sunda and thence back ami In for n Hkp period without any perceptible rise and fall during those times., , , , Then there is the equnjortal ourrent that Hows into the Caribbean sen. the ever flowing current to the eastward around Cnpe .Horn, the cold stream flowing from the icy regions of the north pnst Newfoundland and Nova Scotia nnd nlons the American const to tho extreme end of Florldn. the continual current funning with n ve locity of from four to five knots un hour tlirouirh the strait of Gibraltar into the Mediterranean sen. the swift current njmilug iioross the roclts ana shoals off the end ot Billlton islnnd. which apparently starts from nowhere and ends somewhere In the vicinity of thf same place, and the current which, starting halfway up the China ses, runs from two to three knots an hour to the northeast and finally ends ab ruptly off the north end of Luzon. . Then we h.'ive those tidal vagaries known the world over as bores. Those that run up the ITugll nnd Irnwndl rivers, from side to side, till they roacn their limit, often tearing the ships from their anchorage, originate nobody NAPOLEON'S DESTINY. Summed Up In .Four Mottoes Bona parte Learned at School. In 17S4 Bona parte., then fifteen years old, arrived at the military school of Paris from Brienne, being one of four under tho conduct of a minim priest. He mounted 173 steps, currying his small vnllse. nnd rcnchi'd. In the attic, the barrack chamber be was to occupy. This 'chamber bud two beds and a small window opening on the great yard of ili school. The. young prede cessors of Bonaparte had bcscrnwleU the whitewashed walls with charcoal, and the neweomor could rend In this little cell thesf four inscriptions, which we ourselves read there yeurs ago: An epaulet is very long to win. De Montglvray. '. The finest day In life Is that of a bat tle. Vlcotnte de Tlntenlnc. Life is but a prolonged He. Le Che valier Adolpbe Delmns. The end of all Is six feet of earth. Le Conite de In Villotte. With the trilling substitution of the word "empire" for "epnulet" these four sentences contain the wbolo destiny of Bonapnrte and formed a kind ot "Mene. Tokel. L'phursln," written in advance upon thnt wall. Victor Hugo. O'Connell Is Homo Again. Boston, Jan. 31. Thousands today his return to the United States from welcomed Cardinal O'Connell upon And before investing in Real Estate call and see what you can get that is gilt edge. . :. -' '' '. ; . Wc MakcIMoncy For Our Customers To become a client of this company means that ydu are given information on, . all the good buys so that tne Jua uranae .lnyesuneni coiupauy never iustB.it cubiouir tmei uwc uuiu business here. . : : '.';'V-"-v .':rv.-':HV''T:::UY.:;Y..';v::.;;;.'..;-':;.itfp- We can sell your property or exchange it to suit -ypuVr ..Write us if you eannot ' . call and we will look after anything you may sUgest . . La Grande Investment Co. Fire Insurance, Surety Bonds, Plate Glass Insurance iy mt : . ' :'..i yi Hail i . -I llll E "i ':33g?. ffl- - lil FRANCIS J. SWAYZE, SUPREME COURT TIMBER. FRANCIS J. SWAYZE. mentioned as a possible supreme court jus tice to succeed the late Justice Harlan, Is regarded as the first Jurist of New Jersey. lie Is a ttepubllcitn and sixty years old a young man ns ago ,1s reckoned In Ihe supreme court. lie was presiding judge in the prosecution" by the state of New Jersey of the meat packing companies, sitting In tho United States circuit 'court ' His decision prevented the exhibition In the state of the moving picture films of the Johnson-Jeffries fight. . He held thnt they "pandered to the vicious ; and disorderly elements of society." Rome. , A big parade accompanied him from the wharf home. " Frederick Thompson has engaged Mllllcent Evans, last season with IN FARM AND CITY PROPERTY your money will net you a Douglas Fairbanks as leading woman in "The Cub," to take the leading fern- j Inlne role In "The Flyers," which is to , be produced about the middle of next ! month. nice profit. ; That's, why,; Old Man In Prison. Portland, OTe., Jan. 31. Dr. DeRorae? 1 Wood, aged 65, a music teacher, wbo plead bullty to a statutory offense- Sagainst a 14-year-old girl, whom his; 'son married later to protect him, left fn iVin TiBiiUnnHnTv tmlnv for t)n inde terminate sentence of three to 15 years , Proceedings to annul-the marriage with the son have started. The son: I admitted he wed the girl to save hJs,- father. Ask yourJGrocer ; For COVE FLOUR Every Sack Guaranteed GRANDE RONDE CASH CO. Distributors Help Your Jver Don't expetf&your liver to do its work properly when you are overloading it or when you at tempt to help It through the tak ing of midlclne which is not sci entifically compounded Give it proper help. Take a good vege table liver remedy. Blue Mountain Liver Pills are made from purely vegetable ; ingredients. They cleanso nndj purLfy, Stimulate the liver to renewed activity. The dose can : bo regulated for any age or spe cial conditions. 25c Per Bottle. Wright Drug Co.