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; PAGE 4 LA GllANDE EVENING OBSERVER. WEDNESflAY, JUNE 26, 1912. THE OBSERVER BRUCE DENNIS E9IT0B AM OWSEB. Battered at tbe poitoffkw at La Grande, ,. Oreg.n, M eeeend class matter. SUBSCRIPTION KATES. stall, single copy tally, iter week . HUr, per swntb . le ....lSo'lee- Jiiiir. cities, under the auspice or lb') Huaiaue societies. May thoy awaken Interest and iyra patby witb the willing servant who tolU io patiently all day long lor liis wages of bay and oata and a bed of straw at night,, remark an ex change. The borse with his apeed and style play quite a role la poetry and Ac tion.. But tbe aristocratic hysterical beaat wbose bigb bead you so admire will cast you into tbe ditcb some da merely because be meets a vehicle propelled by gasoftne Instead of equine (to A MOTIIEBVi DUTY. Among the multitudinous duties that fall on the mother of a healthy bay f two, three, four or even eight years Is tbe matter of keeping him away Jiom automobiles and teaching hltn proper fright of tbe machine. Every driver of an automobile knows how -the cold chills too down bis buck when some saury youngster gets out In front of an approaching autoiuo tlle and defies tbe driver to run over Jdm. About the time the driver be lieves the youngster Is no bluffer, and turns aside, about that time, the lad's courage falls and be, too, ecoots to a Ide, probably the same one tbe Irlver took. There are a hundred and one oon.lngencies that may arise, and the sure cure is a red hot spanking over aoamma's knee. Only yesterday a lo cal driver met two such con'Htlo-io on tbe way to- Riverside, and b Jaek knlitd his automobile to get out of the way from a boy in the center of i'ic ireel. The moment he turned the toy fled and the emergency brako alone saved a boy that by rights hould be smarting under the ating of tome good mother's palm. If boys were taught at home that there la ex . treat e danger in this sort of a. thing, relief would immediately exert Itself, j ' OCR WiMiK HORSES. It Is with pleasure that one reads 4he news that parades of work horses inre becoming a regular festival in Arcade Theatre VAIDEV1LLE TONIGHT. . 'love IN THE GHETTO. A fine life portrayal, produced by the Vltagraph company. HARVEST IN SICILY A short educational subject. WHEN KINGS WERE LAVf A Blograph feature, beautiful photography, perfect acting and a good story, malting tbLe a well blended picture. EGYPT AS IT WAS IS THE TIME OF HOSES. ' Endorsed by ministers and the public press, this industrial sub ject la highly Instructive and , entertaining... A carefully pre- pared lecture for this produc . Mon baa been provided. MAX IS CONVALESCENT ' " ' Max. tbe king of comedians, la bnck again and this picture Is a snrenm from the start. TOMORROW THE GREAT ANDRE, THE WONDERWORKER. V.so Joe Denuff, the Iron-Jaw Man. I Meanwhile bis plebian brother, the truck borse, who drags the wheat from the mill over the dusty roads for your children to eat rarely gets any sugar plums nor does be figure In verse. His gentle nature) bis calm philosophy, as be submits to the blundering and Jer ky driving of the raw farm band, save many a farmer's freightage from laborious disaster, tut tbey never cre ate bin) any standing In literature. The admiration and friendship of humans for the equine world has all gone to speed."-The vast machinery of the race course has glviw as Its excuse for being, that it tends to improve the breed of horses.' It produces a tribe of speeders,, who protect the vanity of the driver ''who will take no man's dust." But it offers no help to the farmer or truck man who must have a creature with a calm, unexcitable temperament, that shall, not waste its strength by jerky false motions, and its nerve force in balky frenzy It is significant of this neglect that a few years ago the New Jersey live stock commission, setting out to Im prove the breed of draft horses in that state, found that1 It must go abroad to get the finest strains of blood. They had to Import Percherons from Nor mandy, Clydesdales and English hack neys from Scotland, and coach horses from England. Too many drivers are careless ot tbe comfort of these great patient ox like creatures who so cheerfully do tbe bard toll of the equine world while frisky steeds of more fancy build are pulling little playcarts over the smooth roads. How often, you see a workman leaving a fcam of horses tied, out hour after hour In the hot sun! How would you like It? One Delivery Each Day to the CHAUTAUQUA THIS DATE IN HISTOHY 1809 Andrew Gregg of Pennsylvania (L. . elected president pro tern of the (United States senate.' ' ' ' 1803 George IV. of England died. Horn Aug. 12,1762 1832 Fort of Velasco at the mouth of the Braros river taken by a force of Texans under John Austin. 1839 Col. William AllRtcn, a noted soldier of tbe Revolution, died in Charleston, S. C.; Born In 1757. 1849 British parliament repeals! the Navigation Act.. 1857 Two hundred and fifty lives lost ' by tbe burning of the steamer "Montreal" In the lower St. Law rence.' ' ' 1862 Maj. (le.'Jbftri Ppbe ajuuilnied to command the army of Virginia'. 186.1 Rear Admiral Andrew H. Fbote died In New York City. Born in "" ' r New -"Haven, Conn., Sept. 12. 1806. ' t 1899 International' Council of Wo . men met In London. 1 At 1-45 O'clock Pattison Bros. GK0CE1T pfcoB numbers Mala 71 and Main SO. "THIS IS MY 8ST1I BIRTHDAY Maharaja of Kolhapur Wis Highness Sir Shaku Chhatra pati Maharaja of Kolhapur, one of the most liberal and progressive n' the potentates of India, wfc born June 2fi. 1874, being a direct descendant of the celebrated ShlxaJI, the founder of tV Marntha empire: In early infancy he was adopted by the Kagal Chiefs fam ily, being the nahiral born son cf Jayaslngrao Ohatge Sarjarao Vazarat Ma-ab, the chief of Kagal. His Highness was educated privately un der an European tutor and guardian and also attended the Rajkusmar col lege at Rajkote. Since 1894 be has been administrating the affairs of tit Kolhapur state. Several years ago the imperial government decorated the Maharaja for his loyalty and the ability he has displayed In the gov ernment of his dominion. made of the highest grade cf material ' ana workmanship, ' , 20 ' positive non-Interfering Are alarm boxes. Two 6-lnch turtle gongs. One 10-lnch turtle gong. On bell striker (automatic) capa ble of bringing out the tone of a 1,600 lb. belL ' - One repeater box with twenty cir cuit wheels. . One motor generator set One punching register. All of the above apparatus to eon form to tbe functions and flexibility of tbe specifications on file at tbe office of tbe city recorder, but nothing called for In the specifications ' thai cover a patented article not competi tive, shall bar anybody from bidding who can furnish apparatus perform ing the same functions."" All of the above apparatus shall be furnished and Installed In tbe city of La Grande, Oregon, In tbe best manner known to fire alarm practice. Also bidder to quote price per mile, Including all labor and material for outside construction for fire alarm Ketire for Bids. Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the under signed for the Installing ot a telegrapb alarm system for the city ot La Grande, Oregon, until 5 o'clock p. m.. June 26th. 1913. same to conform with the following specifications: One 2-rircult automatic storage battery controlling switchboard, ot tbe very latest irodern improvements. circuits. ,.ll of the above apparatus shall receive tbe approval ot the Un derwriters' Inspection Bureau, at Portland, Oregon. . A certified check equal to I pit cent of the amount bid, drawn oa some reputable bank, mnat accom pany each bid as an evidence of good faith. . , Tbe council reserves tbe right to reject any and all bids. By order of the city council, Jane 19th. 1913. C. M. HUMPHREYS, City Recorder. 6-21-6t WAR'S HAVOC Sensational, Realistic, Historical, and ..' Interesting. See the sensational collision ol two locomotives plunging headlong into each other also the thrilling leap from the engines to the water 3J feet below. ' At Sherry's Friday and Saturdny.' 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