La Grande evening observer., May 11, 1912, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OHSKKVEK. SATURDAY, '-ilAY 11, 1012.
THE OBSERVER
BRUCE, DENNS
EDITOlt AKD OM'JiEB.
Entered ut the postou'Ice nt"La Crnpde,
Oregon, as second class matter.
der yours they were still on life's por
tico, never having crossed the palace
threshold. The great halls aud gal
leries in the halls of lite, where ma
turity and ni'PU nation miiiI tiiiJi'l hiini?
their treasures ah, they were never! W
to know marriage, love, office or hon-'jjs
uis. iui. w;:ui n inure la much nam;
work to do beyond? What if death Is;
hut a little river separating the rich!
fields of God? Vha tf their young!
hands pick up tools there and write!
books and songs and paint pictures
ana pursue their ambitions just as
here, only under friendlier skies!
This morning in my dreams waking, I
saw these boys going up the happy
hills of God. With laughter and with
shouts tU-y ran from one flowering
bush to another. And in my dream.
too, I saw one little boy's face cloud
with the thought of his sorrowing
SUBSCRIPTION' BATES.
Dully, single copy 5e
Sally, Kr week 16c
Dally, per monUi 65c
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THE CHEERFUL BELLBOY !
Before the Titanic disaster ts dls-j
Hi. aua me Biirouu 0, Uwe motner aIld gathering an armful of
wrapped around the big ship and her roseg made red b neaven'8 beauty, he
unfortunate passengers et us for a! hurrled ,0 the battlements and looked
moment think of the bell boys who down and Baw (he ,ittle motheri tnat
have had little mention, but who are w,h Bucn tendeniegl, had stitcned the
always heroic, manly and capable. I whte brald m ltle blue ,.
There were sixty of those bright little. fo saw her witn h face , , ,
fellows on the big vessel-sixty boys E nglan. asg and wlth dry 0D8
uu .ua.cu u, ui . moaning only one word. "God God
"I"... r'.. "V'," ",-God." And flinging down his flow.
wcio ial i" uianuuuu. . aa. tllBm ,,, nnn u,. mntv,BI.'s
Pay what tribute you wish to Astor, -.ounds. flnd heaI her hurt An(1 ...
Bargains In Seasonable Merchandise
"That Will Interest You, Right Now"
Strauss and the rest of the passengers,
lug. up she whispered, "1 shall' go to
S?. !!Tl.d 2? -hi&tt h.".taira to me'
lyn bad the following to say regard
ing the boys who went down with the
ship:
"Great la the power of the modem
press, and wonderful the pages they
have spread out before the American
people. Often in crossing the ocean!
I have made friends with some little
bellboy, and knowing there must have
' been many on the Titanic I have
. searched every paper with lighted can
dles,, but searching I have found only
one little scant sentence saying there
were sltxy bellboys between 12 and
14 years of age, who were ordered by
the steward to take their seats In the .
dining room to keep out of the way of
tne passengers on deck. Think of It!
Old men had had their chance at life,
but no oue seems to have thought of
these little boys. Their parents must
nave been poor, and the little boys
most have found it necessary to help
the mother at homo. They had climbed
the steps only, on the front porch of
the threshold of life. With their ten-
So, Rachel, weeping for her children,
was comforted,, God of our fathers
oiess all smitten families this i ty.
Comfort the comfortless! Grant sol
emn Joy and pride to those who hence
forth bear a name made lustrous by
their dead! For one moment let the
door to heaven be opened, that we. may
see that these who have entered Into
Thy presence arp chiefly thankful for
that which has broken our heart. And
beholding them as they go up to Thy
throne to have "their hard question
answered, grant. us happiness through
their knowledge that the golden chain
that bound them to the feet of - God
never once waB broken."
Arcade
Theatre
coming soox the pas
sion play" ;;
thk Clemency of isa-
BEAU" , 0. C. P. C.
A dramatic story 1 .
"HIS MOTJIER-IJr.LAW" ..
YHagrapli
A BUNNY comedy and a good
one.
80NG-LOVK'S SENTENCE"
MISS LANUDON
THE TURNING POINT" ...
Esuunny
, Dramatic, well photographed
COMING THE PASSION PLAY
"THE SHRINKING RAW
HIDE" .. Sell
"THE STAR REPORTER" ..
Yltagrapli
A very pleasing comedy.
WALKER AND WALKER
Singing and dancing act..
OPEN SUNDAY
RAY AND PAYETTE
Singing, talking and dancing
act
Princeton's new president was born
fifty-one years ago In Peoria, Illinois,
and was graduated In 1882 from the
Institution of which he has now .he
come the head. He went into the min
istry, but In 1891 entered the faculty
of Princeton as Instructor In logic.
The versatility of bis scholarship was
early demonstrated on , his return to
his alma mater; for In addition to his
work In logic and psychology he con
ducted classes In mathematics, Bibli
cal literature and ethics. He was ad
vanced to an assistant professorship
of logic in 1894. and in 1897 to the
Stuart professorship of logic, which
he held until his election to the presi
dency. e is wiaeiy Known as an
author, having published numerous
volumes on logic, philosophy and hol
ies letters. '
STUDENTS EXAMINED. ;
Lndd Can) on Teacher Gives Examina
tionsOther Personals.
Ladd Canyon, Mdy 10. (Special)
Miss Dora Geiger aud Miss Goldaj
nam bridge nave been busily engaged
since yesterday morning answering
eighth grade questions. Miss Mary
Bnntou Is conducting the examination.
.Mrs. James McClure has been quite
111 the past two weeks and Is still con
fined to her bed. Sha Is under the
care of Dr. Hall of La Grande.
David Furry of Mendon, Illinois
Is here visiting at the home of his
niece, Mrs. Albert Krouse, and fam
ily. He has been visiting at Portland
for some time with a sister.
Miss Maude Banton is visiting in
La Grande with her sister, Mrs. Wm.
Winburn, , !' .
Miss Lulu Counsell, who Is teach
ing school southeast of La Grande
Bpent Saturday and Sunday at home.
Her Bister, Miss Kate, returned with
her, staying over night and visiting
the school.
Mrs. E. T. Peebler spent a couple of
days this week In, La Grande with her
daughter, Helen, who Is there taking:
dally treatment by Dr. Freenor for
Men's
Oxfords
$1.98
Includes $4.00 and
$5.00 Oxfords in All
Leather, Styles and Sizes
While They Last
$1.98 pr.
Mid-Season Sale
Of all Ladies Suits, Coats, Dresses
And Skirts '
Not a Sale of odd lots or broken sizes but your ab
solute choice of our entire stock of high quality:
Tailored Suits, Spring Coats, Silk Dresses, Worst
ed Dresses, White Wool Dresses, and Skirts.
"Price that teU the Story." v
$15.00 Ladies' Suits, now .....................:-.. ....... L$11.25
$20.00 Ladies' Suits, now :....,... 2 .$15.00
$22.50 Ladies' Suits, now $16.90
$25.00 Ladies' Suits, now ...... .....:.:.......$18.75
$30.00 Ladies' Suits, now . v...l......$22.50
Men's
Oxfords
$1.25
All good Shapes and
in all Sizes and Widths.
Regular $3.50 and $4.00
Oxfords.; Your Choice
$1.25
The Popular White Shoes For Spring
Misses' White Nubuck Shoes $3.00 and $3.50 White Nubuck Colonial Pumps
White Nubuck Button Shoes ......:.::.....$4.00 and $4.50 pr. White Canvas Colonial Pumps ....
High White Canvas Button Shoes ... ......... $3.50 pr
. $4.00 pr
...$2.50 pr
N.
West
THE
QUALITY
STORE
. TV '
Special Millinery Sale v
You Choice of Our $10 Pattern Hats
$6.90
The famous "Gage Bros." imported models included in this elegant assortment
of attractive spring and summer mimnery. i,
SEE THE WINDOW"
I . ' ' ' TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF THE EN TIRE $10.00 LINE. ' '
Cmrm
For
$6.90
spinal mylltia. She states that Helen
has already been wonderfully Im
proved.
i Tf uriuuy Laouai or ivpr
Arffe t AAA MA V M H . . ' . I I
' sio.wu.w inspires uonnaence in This Bank.
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The stability of this Institution,,'' . ' ' v ' :
The substantial men behind it, , !
itm reputation for progresslvenesg, ' j ; '
Its large loaning capacity .
Ita spirit of accommodation, '
Have attracted customers whoso deposits aggregate over t700 -0M.00.
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Promote your Interests tav allying yourself as a depositor with
tills strong and successful Institution.
'.tf for Sale of Improvement Bonds
Notice is hereby given that the city
" T.a Grande, Union county, Oregon,
will receive sealed hlds tor the pur
chase of Improvement bonds In the
sum of J7J28.00, bonds In denomina
tion of $500.00 each, bearing 6 per
cent interest per annum, up to- 5
o'clock p. m. on Wednesday. May l';th,
1912; said bids to be filed with the re
:rilr of the city and to be accom
m;.iu by a certified check for 5 per
cent of the total amount hid. The
successful bidder will be required to
puny for said bonds wltnin ten days
aftr notice lint said boti'ij are ready i
ir delivery, ., .
La Grande, Oregon. May 9th
C. M. HUMPHREY..
Recorder of the City of La Grande
Oregon. , ,
D May 9-6t ' , , ' ,
nue, to the north curb line of
Avenue.
"M"
(A) And the property affected or
benefited by said Improvement Is as
follows:
All of lots 2 and 3 of block 17 of
Coggan's Addition to the City of La
Grande, Oregon.
Notice is hereby further given that
tjvemrndWnneypei
ment on all the property affected and
benefited by such Improvement for
the purpose of paying for such Im
provement. That the estimated cost
of such Improvement is the sum of
$254.55. That the Council will, 'on
the 16th day of May, 1912, meet at
the Council chamber at the hour of 8.
P. M to consider said estimated cost,
and the levy of said assessment, whn '
a hearing will be granted to any per
son feeling aggrieved by such assessment
La Grande,
1912.
(J1TY COUNGIL OF
UKKGON.
' ' By C. M. HUMPHREYS.
Recorder of the eity of La Grande,
Oregon.
Oregon, . April - 25th,
LA GRANDE.
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La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
JiOTirE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
CAPITAL
SURPLUS
RESOURCES
100.000.00
115,000.00
1,000,000.00
United States Depository
fQ WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No'
tlce id fmreby given that in pursuance
of a resolution adopted by the Com
mon council or the City of La Grande,
"'"S""! t"o urn day of April, 1912
i renmig improvement-n strirf vn ai
mm uexisnaung Klgntli Street, as such
umiriui, ana in pursuance of a resolu
tion adopted by said Cam
on the 17th dwy of April, 1912, whore-
u) snui council determined anrt ,ie
dared its intention to Improve all thu'
portion of Kighth Street, In said Im
provement district as hereinafter de
scribed, by laying thereon craent
walk on east side, the Council wtll
ten days after the service of this no
tice upon the owners of the property
affected aud benefited by s.ich in-
n.nvnniAn, . I. - . .
i"""""' wiuer milt sum noove de-i I
scribed Improvement be made; th'at "
the boundaries of said district tA h I i
REAL ESTATE WANTED
Do you want to sell your fzrm land?
Do you viZTu to sell your fmt ranch?
Do you mni k Stll yout city properly?
LIST IT WITH US-WE WILL GET YOU RESUI TS
PU1 A FAIR PRICE ON IT AND .fflfe Sfl TjTOJ? VoB
Call us up aid our representative will call on you, or come
in to see us.
b. Livem InvestmeSi Ce h
National Bafik Bldg.
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m m r.- i ma i
TWO OF A KIND
are very tempting if they be twe 1
plates of 6ur pure, delicious and fe
treshmg Ice Cream, which we'gWaV
antee to be perfect in every respect
Selder's. - La Grande r
.-.u iiiimiiui are as 01 lows
i AM I
"""I nMaIaai(l
All that nortion of Rli.iiHi i(
from the south curb line of "N" Ava-
-'ift.W-,-.,.,.,