La Grande evening observer., February 21, 1912, Image 7

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1912.
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NO CAUSE TO DOUBT,
A 8ttment of Faota Baokad
Strong Guarantee. ..
We guarantee immediate and posi
tive relief to all sufferers from consti
pation.; In every case where our rem- :
edy falls to do this we will return the
money paid us for it. ' That's n frank :
statement of facts, and we want you to
substantiate them at our risk. .
Rexall Orderlies are eateu just like
candy, are particularly prompt and
agreeable In action, may be taken nt
ajy time, day or night; do not cause
dsirrhcen, unuson.'. griping, excessive
lopseness, or other jin'di'sirnbln effects.
They have a very ..muq one positive
action upon the organs with which
thoy come in contact, 'apparently net-
life us u regulative tonic. upon the
laxod muscular coat of tho bowel, thus
overcoming weakness, and' aiding to
restore ine ooweis io mure rigorous
aid healthy activity.
Utexall Orderlies nrp unsurpassable
and ideal for the use,of children, old
folks and delicate persons; We cannot
too highly recommend them to nli
sufferers from nny form of constipa
tion and Its attendant - evils That's
why we back our faith in them with
jir promise of money back If they dn
nit give entire satisfaction. Three
j sizes: 12 tablets 10 cents. 20 tablets 'jr.
c?nts and 80 tablets no cents. Remem
ber, you can obtain -Rexall Honiedles
only at our store The Rexnll Store
i WILL'S T)RTO STOTCT5
MBBIMIMiMllrMiMW
SometMii MeM
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We ,have 70 acres adjoining city limits; just a small
amount of money will Handle it. Good buiUings,
good land, several springs. The price is $4500.00,
and a bargain.
Also have 80 acres just a mile from the business part of the city, Modern house
-rcost $2,0006 acres orchard good barn and outbuildings. This is a splendid
buy at $7,000.00. :. ,!..':...-..,',.., .: . . : : r--v-"'-&J
: 160 acres of fine Sandridge land; about 30 acres in alfalfa; balance all good.
Price $100.00 per acre, small payment, .easy terms.; ' ,; ' ' '
80 acres Sandridge land, all in alfalfa,' good improvements. ; Reasonable pay
ment down and we can give terms so that place "will pay out balance. ; y ; ; -
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1 We Have
bdernr'esidec6,':fine lof'and Shade treeg; best part of town,' for only $1700.00
Have 120 acres four miles from town," good roads,- 50 acres tilable,' balance is
gbod.pasture and. some gbo$l"timber-fine stream running through it, only $2500.
Terms if desired, or will trade for city property of equal value. ;;!,i:';c':f
Have Montana and Washington property to trade for
three line lots in Wellington Aaaiuon i;o x-uruauu.
19 acres four miles from Summerville.. and three miles t from Elgin. 6". acVes in
2 and 3 year ' old orchard, apples, pears, peaches and herr;es.;i HquSe, barjri. chick
en house and cellar. jPrice is only$1500.00;.WiUia
Seven room fcpuse,Vbarn and outbuildings, all new; four nice lots, close'in "on
north side of tracl;, fruit trees, city water.. j iiyrade fpjphojraes, aitle or.lum-.:
ber. Can make a good eal on this property.
Have "residences anc( residence,lots yxtil parts pfthe city. Shall be glad
t -.q . w a
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LAVEY PROVIDES
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foiuieu raiurm manager ix
FtDHttL TOILS.
is AcciiNcd of lloifiis Really
1 Hops ill" 1'07-tlHlMl,
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La Grande acquaintance at P. C.
Ml
j Lavey; at "one time publicity manager
for the La Grande Commercial club,
re-j'wU be- interested ' in the, following
from a, Portland paper: ..' - r;
..Patrick C.. Lavey, the. real estate
operator under arrest charged with
fraudulent use of the 'malls In pro
moting land sales, renewed his bonds
for $4,000' before United States Com
missioner A. M. Cannon at noon today.-
Although the United States
commissioner at San Francisco where
Lavey was taken into custody, had
named ondly $1500 as the amount, of
bonds required, United States District
Attorney JDIc-Court decided to ask for
$4000 and Lavey furnised bonds in
this amount. ''-.:'.."
Inasmuch as the federal gradn jury
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Plenty of : Good Trades
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' .':';'.' .'-"frvji".. : r.'-.U '' i ,' . ' ' "'f "-:r! ' il
Is now In session, it is almost certain
j that Lavey's case will beconsTdered
j within the next few days. There are
a numoer or cases to 7890$..etaoln
a few cases to be disposed of first
but the Lavey operations can prob-
I ably be reached before the end of tho
week. ',"'-: ,.' )." . : ';'?'. .-"
While the federal prosecutors ' as
sort, they have -a strong case against
Lavey, the- latter is equally insistent
that he 'will be acquitted. :;':ile says' lw
Is ready to appear before the lnqulsi
toriaL board 'and1 Is anxious to have
such, preliminaries disposed of as soon
as possible so as to return to San
Francisco and close up some deals he
was working out at the time of bis
arret.- '-.' '..' ' :'.
' "I am ready to go to trial right
now," aid Lavey, after his permanent
bonds; had been Hied. "The fact that
fprjthe last 20 months I have been
refunding money on the land con
tracts involved In the charges against
me,' and have reduced my obligations
on that score from a total of aver $G0,
000 to about $7,500 at the present time,
seems to me to be evidence enough
that I have been doing the square
thing by my customers. In another
six months I shall have every cent of
this Indebtedness liquidated."
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property here. Will trade
mum ihs:
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SELECT OULLINGS
;.: Perils of. Gasoline. '
The Are prevention committee of. the
Kochoster cuutuber. of commerce, in
the course of its campaign 'of educa
tion against home tire dangers, has is
sued a circular on gasoline uud its per
ils in which it suys: "A pint of gaso
line left opou in a basin in a room at a
normal nv ' uvernge . temperature ; will
entirely evaporate iu twenty-fourihours.
The gasoline vapor is heavier, than the
air 1)11(1 sinks immediately , to the floor
and unless it is disturbed by active air
currents will remaiu in the room, for
many hours. One pint of gnwiltiie will
Wake !200 cubio feet of explosive mix-
turo. Without becoming too scientific
it may be said that this gasoline vupor
is seveu times more powerful than gun
powder. It Is not necessary to touch a
match to it. ' A spark from tho btiel of
a shoe striking a tack ov'-null will ex
plode tho vapor. A lighted gns jet will
produce the same result. Keep gaso
line away from every kind of flame,
even if that flame Is luclosed, as In a
stove or furnace.
Claim Thoy Can "Grow" Meat.
Artilicial production of food by mere
ly chemical processes has always been
a dream of the scientific man. 11 A re
cent discovery ' brings this within the
possibilities, provided the chemist is
allowed an organic coll to start with.
Professor w; Lewis and his wife
of Johus Hopkins are reported to have
caused ctllvilav substances to grow in
definitely outMldo of the orgnnisms to
which they originally belonged. Dr,
Lewis now miggesis that this may en
able men to "grow" meat on a com
mercial sCifile. A commentator says:
"What Dr. Lewis aud his wife claim to
have actually, accomplished is this:'
They have taken pieces of chicken,
placed tiiethV in a 'naline solution aud
grown 'chicken meat. - They have dis
covered that it Is possible, to cut , off
some of this chicken meat without hin
dering further growth, mid the process
can bo repeated Indefinitely. Tbey also
clalni that the process can' be applied
to any' kind of flesh.1' Chicago News'
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-" , ,..Th Smallest Armies, " "
If ever the dreiiui of the; disarma
ment of the world shall be realized
there are several cpuntrles that would
not have niuoli to do In thlsf line as,
for Instance, Monr.eo, whose army con
sists of seventy-five guards., seventy
five carabineers nnd , twepty firemen.
The next smallest army is that of
Luxembourg, with Its 135 Rcndarmes.'
170 volunteers and thirty musicians.
Iii the' republic 'of ' San'1 Marino thoy
can put in the 'field a total of nine
compunles tf prjO men aud thirty-eight
officers, commanded by . a marshal.
The army on n peace footing consists
of ouo; fompnny "bf . slsty men. ; (The
most ainuslug of all. the ,'arpiies,"
however;' is j that Of -1 Liberia.j ! That,
country's fighting forc'o-ls composed of;
700 men and, OOoflicers, but the latter
are evidently deemed very terrible by
tbeirr own government since tlih re
public lssuos proclamations of neutral
ity when wars bVenk out 'between any
of the powers. ;
' Diokensl Liked Literaryi Marries.) '
The. death pf Alfred, qnuy son Dick
ens recalls the great novelist's pen
chant ,f.qr ljumlng his children after
distinguished (iterary ''liien1 'HHii ' par
ticularly n'fter h!s i-rintempornrics. Ills
eldest son. born In lSti". he christened
after' himself, Charles Culltford, Bob.
his first daughter . he named Hltoplj.
Mary ;r the second daughter, Kate. Ma
cready: the .second sou. born in ,1841,
Walter Lnndor; the third, born In 1S14.
Francis 'Jeffrey, the fourth, Alfred
Tennyson:' the fifth. Sydney Smith;
the sixth,' Henry Fielding. -r and the
seventh, Edward Bulwer Lytton, , Of
these only Henry Fielding, who, like
his namesake, follows the law. now
survives.. One wonders .somewhat xvhy
ho passed over his great friend John
Forster and his greatest contemporary,
Thackeray. Pall Mull Oiu.ette. ; o ,
Rainbow Bridge.--'"'"-"' 1
Only tweuty-flve white men. It Is
said, have us yet beheld the most re
niarkabieinaturnl bAdge ini he; woril
-the "Itain&ow bridge ef southern
Dtu
h, cohptired with whlth ; xm fa
is Mi turn I bridge' of Virginia Is'ul-
moils
most ;,liislL'iiifliiiit. 'l'.ie ..Rainbow
bridgeis 301) feei high ini.has a span
or zitu reec ',ine Virginia unuge mis
a span iof anlyi itorty-five jopt and Is
200 feet high. The Rainbow bridge
arch exceeds the length of the longest
masonry arch in the world by sixty
dvd feeti'-1'-" '.' M' I -fx
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Indians In the United States.
;-3'AiCCordiuiiti thermos tj:!reHablev4J,u-
thormeHbere nr.tbereseiit time
in the. United States about Mli.OOO In
dlnps, to, be found as follows: One bun
dred"h'rt(i spvotiteefi flihhsh'iid Iii 'Ikla
noirtn? 'JS.OihV In tliV'-lViki'tflfWl 1 . iu
;Mliiii?feiitii) i-io:oixi iifl.'Wnnmrnr."5i.(Wi
Ht'('.cw, iMexIcof jNevwbl and Ar)sunij
i.W)'ArllfWnl -t!iwl-r'lt.. I'ac.lUc
;to. 1 ",11(10 Iii MlvUlsf'in n,nd.Wiscon-
fd.-edHBs,.iVfe(7e,r"fVniipirnloutb!nro
7!r.i5?o?lli I'tOHml'nliil l1oriafc"oi)
vf '.Mt V?! 03 1 ones llj .
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'" Before Building See ""'"V
HORSTMAN & KELLY
' CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS
.: If We Can't Save You Money It Won't Cost You Anything ; - '
Shop On Fir Between Adams andJWash, 1 :-: Phqne Main 747 j
Savoy Hotel
EUROPEAN PLAN
The rooms are good and
Stea n heated only one
- block from- depot
E. E. Myers, Prop.
J. H. Richardson E. S. Givens
E, S. Givens
Investment
Rear La Grande Nat'l Bank
Real Estate,
, Loans,
Insurance.
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High Glass' Invest
ments and Securities
O A hir',., -A TVtlS
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AMBULANCE
Co.
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Complete Equipment tor Resetting ana Repairing
J; Rubber Buggy Tires
LA GRANDE I RON WORKS
, i , ,s , D.. FITZGERALD, Proprietor r n: v.
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'COMPLETE MACHINE,SH0PS AND FOUNDRY
Let Us Prof ecMoiif tff eafe
bv putgSW
connecting it to sewer so it
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LICENSED f LUMBERS
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: There is no better medicine made
for colds-- than Chamberlain's Cough1
Remedy. It acts on naturb's plan, rej .'
lleves tho lungs,- Apens the aocretlona,
aids expectoration; and restores tlie
systcm .to a-' healthy condition. "or
sale by all dealers. .
yy tub jm
(jossard
Fashion and ,' Comfort - Unite
i In Gossard ' Corsets
, Only lu the Qossard Corset con you
show a stylish and attractive figure
without risking health and comfort.
Lacing jn front is the secret. Front
lacing keeps the line of boauty in
the back even and true, and fashion -always
requires a. beautiful back; ,
front lacing give -free play to lungs
and diaphragm, insuring comfort and .
ease always; front lacing is common
sense would you lace your shoes itr:
back? Thf' Jossard Is $3.E0-to $8.50.
A compile line always on hand.- :
MH, BOBT. PATTISOJT,
Phone Red 3221 Corsotlere.
Try the Edge
With Your Finger!
Examine a collar freslj from,
our laundry, ;, Not'.ce ts clear,
white color, its even, ; elastic
stiffness; Its smooUi, velvet-llkfi
domesiC .finish an il 'perfect
shape.;!;.';';, 1,.-;:
Then test the top edge by run
nlng your finger tio over it. No
tice the smopth, (BlIck :. finish
given It.' Nothing' there to nib,
dig or Irritate your neck, ' -
This test will prove the value
of our service.' Make it. Send
us a' trial' bundle qnd apply the
test. . '
' Phono call bringf our wagod.
CHERRY'S NEW
LAUNDRY-
!,'- V PHONE MAIN 78
iyptowh1'.i-offide,,:Main - 720
esidence phone Main 26
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'PaSnt, WallFape'ry Var-
n'shes-, iCPUa,s Picture Eram-
. ing arid; ! 1 Room Mouldings.
- Gall and see u'di 5
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. B. B. XETTEB, !
J Next to Observer OiV.ee, ,
will pass all sanitiryTftWiSJi
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m wande