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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. '.MONDAY, MAY 27, 1912.
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It r4ulred months of constant ef
fort on the part of Walter da Leon
and Miss "Mugging Davles to perfect
the various difficult dances which they
execute so cleverly. Mr. De Leon, who
isy the way, la somewhat of a genius,
being only 24 years of age and not
plans every dance number, studied
for bis musical comedies, but also
only writes book, lyrics and music
the terpslohorenn art for a long time
before he attempted to plan any of all an eccentric dancer. Small
dances. Re read volume after volume ' wonder, then, that he has worked ln
relattve to "dancing and then studied to classic poses some of his own ec
Delsart and after he had mastered the centric Ideas. One of the most dlftV
rudiments of the art, began putting cult dances which the young couple do
his knowledge Into practice.' At the is a combination of ballet steps, Del
led upon to support the entire weight
of his dancing partner numerous times
during the evolution of the dance. In
the specialty number, "The Same Old
Love," which Mr. De Leon and MIsi
Davles do In the second act of "The
present tlme,Mlss Davles assists him sart poses, buck and wing and double j Campus" they dance and illustrate, al
In the preparation of all their dances shuffle. To say the jleast, the dance
and at times actually works out dance Is one which requires skill and grace
steps and helnfi with suggestions that as well as muscular development on
are Invaluable. Mr, Da Leon Is first the part ofMr. De Leon for he Is cal-
though' In a small degree a Scottish
reel, a sailor's hornpipe, a French can
can, a stately English waltz, a Texas
Tommy and a German dance,
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worte Q. T. Richardson, of Richard
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consumption., It 'bad a bad cough all a complete cure, and our child Is again anteed by all druggists.
the time. , We tried many remedies
without avail, and doctor's medicine
seemed as useless. Finally we tried
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SUSED PltOUii.-ji.
.Soldier IK'ud to Do l'uld F. Jug ilou
or lu La Grande This . . ,;i-k;
Leighton9
Carefully laid plans for Licoration
day ceremonies n La Grande have
been laid as . a result of the meeting
Saturday afternoon of the W. R. C.
A light luncheon was served and In
the regular order of business memor
ial services for the week were out
line. Tho general orders for tho an'
nual occasion were Issued.
The program will be held In the
Christian church May 30th, at 2:30.
Everyone luvited,
All members of the G. A. R. and W.
R. C. are requested to meets at the
hall at 10 sharp, Thursday morning,
May 30th, to march to the graveyard
to strew flowers in honor of the dead
soldiers
At the Christian church the follow
ing .program will be held:
Opening "America" by congrega
tion. Prayer Chaplain.
Recitation Serena Rohan. ;
, Solo Mrs. T. J. Scroggius.
Battle of Gettysburg J. B. Oliver,
Adjutant
Recitation Miss Smith.
Solo Mrs. Corbett.
Rending Mrs. E. C. Moore.
Oration F S Ivanhoe.
Song America.
Memorial services were held In the
Baptist church May 2Gtli. Rev, E, P,
Borden delivered the sermon in
most graceful manner. Recalling the
sorrows of the porting of loved ones
when .starting to the battlefield of
duty. Eleven of the "boys" were there
to sanction the great points that were
brought forth by Rev. Borden.
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Rakes, Hoes and Shovels.
Will take Second Hand Goods
In Trade ;
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Furniture on Easy Payments ;
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by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary con
dition, connecting it to sewer so it will pass all sani
tary laws. '-.J.
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XOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the under
signed, until 5 o'clock p. in., June 5th,
1912, for the laying of approximately
2240 lineal feet of S-lnch sewer, in ac
cordance with the plans and specifi
cations on .file with the city of La
Grande, Oregon. Same to be laid on a
portion of Jefferson avenue and also
through the center of blocks 8 and 9,
Romig'a nddltion to La Grande. Bids
to be acompanled by a certified check
for 5 per cent of the amount bid. The
right to reject any or all bids is re
served. By order of the council, May 22nd,
1912. '
C. M. HUMPHREYS,
City Recorder.
LICENSED PLUMBERS
if
LA GRANDE I
The Time is Here
When you will be going camping
and we have a full line of all
lfinds of lunch goods of the best
graae that will taste fine on your
trip. A cup of Hill Bros. Red can
coffee is faie while camping.
Fresh vegetables every day.
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