La Grande evening observer., July 03, 1912, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEK, A EDXESDA .JULY :, 19 1"J
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SHERRY'S
General admission 10 ceuts.
Luge Seals SO 'Cents.
Program Cliaugej Sunday,
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
SHEBKI'S
THE HOCSr OF COMFORT"!
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LOCALS
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'XOGGEBT.
bargain. Summer suits la light
weights made to order. (32.00.
lOGGEBT.
Or. Darland, the Chiropractor, grad
uate of the National Scbool of Chiro
practic, of Chicago, 111., adjuita Sci
entifically and Physiologically, the
cause of your disease, giving perma
nent relief whether Acute or Chronic.
Not Drugs, not Sungery, or Osteopathy.
Call on him at his parlors, Nos. 18,
19, 20 and 21 in La GrandeNational
Bank building. Free diagnosis.
Where do the smokers congregated
At Foley Bros. WhyT First class
toods. Perfect service. 2-16-tf
WM. C. HASSE5.
Contractor. Brick, Stone and
Concrete. 4
$$$SSf3SJ'$?'$
Full line jents for Chautauqua ot
BohnenkampV 6-27-tf
The Arcade offers for tomorrow for
a July 4th attraction Collins & Elliott,
the funniest team of vaudeville ever
at the Arcade. It's simply a roar, and
a special picture program has boon
secured. , ' k :ff 1 -. -
"The Post Telegrapher," a Bison
feature at Sherry's Friday and Satur
day. o o
LOST Gray silk auto veil between
the park and Adams. Please leave
at this office.
7-3-tf
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At The Elk's Auditorium
Given by The La Grande Band
A BIG NOISE," A BIG DANCE,
A BIG TIME
Come Out Everybody and Help The
Band, Whether You Dance Or Not
ME TIME - JULY 4th
Two great Blocrauh comedies at the
Arcade tonight. . " 7-J-2
; CEMEXT CONTRACTOR (
Sidewalk and basement work
specialty. All my work done
under toy personal supervision.
1005 Jefferson avrtne.
. o. o. jonxsox.
4-26-26t tl '
Complete line ot bakery goods, fresh
fruit, ice cream, cigars and tobacco,
candy, Model Bakery, Fir St branch.
July number Ladles' Home Journal In
stock.
"The Post Telegrapher," a Bison
feature at Sherry's Friday and Satur
day. NOTICE. i
Mrs. C. H. Whitney of Baker, wish
es to announce that the "American
Beauty Goods" carried by ber may
be obtained from Mrs. Sam Irwin,
the local agent, at Island City. 6-21-tf
For the Bnsy Han.
Merchants' lunch from 12 to 2
a'clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill. 2-16-tf
Anyone wishing to obtain season or
membership Chautauqua tickets, for
the season of 1912, can do so by cal
ling on C. M. Humphreys, Treasurer,
at the city recorder's office..
On account of closing down Thurs
day, the 4th, all patrons will do as
a great favor by getting their bnn.llof
readv during the early part of the
week. Cherry's New Laundry.
Dr. O. J. Couch, veterinarian. 'Of
fice, St. Louis livery. Phone Main 52.
6-24-tf
Call Black 1562 for Garbage jpan.
Robert Withycombe will recelvo
bids for the construction of an ex
periment station barn at Union up to
1 July 13. Plans and specifications can
be had by writing to Withycombe.
7-l-5t .
As It warms up you will naturally
want one of those fine soda water
drinks that Mr. Kelly makes at Sil
verthorn's fountain. 7-3-2t
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4THOF
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You Are Invited
People who appreciate high grade
cooking and cleanliness will find tbe:r
wants satisfied at the Star restaur
ant on Fir street. . '
Cherry's New Laundry is installing
a steam-heated1 collar ironing ma
chine today, the first of Us kind to
be put Into use in Eastern Oregou
The machine is up to date In every
respect. '.
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PBOF. K J. FREEXOB Splnolo.
gist and Healer. Successfully
treats all diseases. Booms 4, J,
and 7Ter Selder's Store.
Phone Main 721, La Grande.
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Five big pictures and a high-class
vaudeville act at the Arcade theatre
Monday and Tuesday.
Licensed pictures at the Arcade, the
only theatre showing all the old fav
orites, such as Blographs, Vltagraphs,
Lublns, Kalems, etc.
WANTED Capable woman over 25
for permanent position. - Address J.
care Observer. 7-2-6t .
Everybody Invited to the Fourth of
July dance at Elks' club.
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Band dance, July 4th at Elks' club.
Sherbet tomorrow at Sllverthorn's
fountain. " 7-3-2t
Baker's Orchard. s
Commencing July 3rd. Dancing and
picnic grounds for families who wish.
Dancing all afternoon and night of
July 4th. Refreshment stands, fire
crackers. Place foF ladies and gen
tlemen. No rowdies .wanted.
This will continue until after the
fair this fall.
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Cheap Wood for Sale.
Plenty or. dry box wood for kln
llng and summer fael. $1.00 per
load at Perry. Grande Ronde Lumber
company. 6-10-tf
The Star restaurant, on Fir street
is clean, up to date, and guarantees
high class service. Try It once and
you will be a constant customer. '
Vaudeville tonight at the Arcade.
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.The postofflce will be closed tomor
row except the general delivery from
9 to 9:30 and from 5:30 to 6. No city
or "rural carriers will go out.
WANTED Boarders by the week or
" month. Apply 2014 Cedar or phone
Red 1411. First class service.
Mrs. Anna Brooks.
John W. Lewis and Mertle J. Robbs
of Summerville were united in mar
riage this afternoon at the Methodist
parsonage, Rev. J. D. GUlilan officiat
ing. Remember band dance July 4th,
WANTED A good cow. Phono Red
'3301. 7-3t ' ,
Painless Dentist. Dr-W. D. McMil
lan, Black 1201. ,r .
rER.0.U!J.
Mrs. T. A. RInehart and daughter
Winifred are here from Salem vis't
lng with old friends.
Mrs. E. D. Graves has been critical
ly Hi for several days. Friends In the
east have been notified of her condi
tion. Her Dhvslciarm
provement today.
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County Commissioner . A. Gallowav
and wife are at the Sommer hotel to
day. Mr. Galloway is attending the
monthly session of the county court.
J. L. Lamport of Palmer Junctior
was, a guest In the city last night, stay
ing at the Sommer hotel.
George Youman of Portland was a
Foley guest last night.
W. B. Mcintosh was over from El
gin yesterday staying at the Foley.v
,
F. A. Harmon, general manager of
fl-.s Eastern Oregon Light & Power
company, was a La Gtande guest yes
terday, staying at the Foley while
here. - , .
W. H. Cooley, wife and son left La
I Grande this morning In an Overland,
beaded for Dallas, Texas. Mr. Cooley
j has been employed in the Sllvei thorn
drug store for some time but has re
signed his position to take the long
Junket overland trfthe south. They nre
to travel by easy stages all the way.
H. M. Bonsey, a drug graduate of
Ann Arbor, has Just come from Port
land to occupy a position with the
Sllverthorn drug store.
John Mitchell, the labor leader. Is a
guest at the Foley today and tomorrow
afternoon appears on the Chautauqua
program. He will be the guest of the
Chautauqua management and local
Elks while in the ciy.
Banquet for Canadian Minister.
London, July 3. The movement for
closer trade relations between Cauada
and the British West Indies Is expect
ed to receive a decided impetus tomor
row night, when the West India com
mittee In London will give a banquet
in honor of the Hn. George E. Fos
ter the Canadian minister of trade and
commerce. Bonar Law and a number
of other public men of prominence
will be among .the guests.
G. A. R. Atlention.
There will be a meeting of the
Grand Army veterans tomorrow at 10
o'clock. The members will be convey
ed to the grounds at the park where
they will occupy seats of honor.
I. W. FAULK. Commander. '
LOG ROLLING TOMORROW.
I Exhibition With 'Log: In Water to In
i . ferest If Men Conic.
I If the men who are versed In be
; art of log rolling come down from the
j Graude Ronde Lumber company
j ramps, guests at the water sports to
; morrow night will witness feats that
i have never been demonstrated before
a public gathering here before. This
' feature Is practically certain as the
1 men were reported as coming to town
tonight and it they do will be on hand
to participate tomorrow evening at
4:30 o'clock.
On Way to Look at It
"A man bIwh.vs gets on easier by
taking his wife mlvlre."
I "Yes," anowerHrt Mr. Meekton.
"When tblncn turn out badly there
Isn't so mm-n '
A bunjtxMy is always malevolent."
I Latin.
y fed
Don't wait for the Fourth to celebrate. If yon have
an Eastman Kodak every da)r is a celebration. Lvcry-
thinsr in Kodaks at
The Red Cross Drug Store
' Phone Main 4.
Strenoth. -
"Some scientist bas declared that
there Is as much strength in three
eggs as there is In a pound of beef-
steak." snld the observer.
"Well." replied the actor, "1 met an
egg once that would bave eliminated
the other two eta's from that proposi
tion." Exchange.
' ' On Principle.
Bert (nervously i I ueurd pa tell ma
oe was coin' to Aok me on principle aft
er pruyer tonight. Whut's principle.
Billy? Billy -I think its somewhere at
the back. Hert. The last time he
flogged me on prlficlple 1 bad to sit
!dewi?9 for uiore'n a fortnight. Lou
iUhi Tlt-Blrn
, COURT OF ST. JAMES.
What Presentation to English Royal
ty Mains Socially. '
There. la no need for jealousy and ex
citement about presentations at court.
Auy respectable American girl can be
presented at the court of St .lames If
sbe bave sufficient influence with some
lady who is even mildly persona grata
at court And when a girl or a matron
bas been presented then the matter
nluety-nine cases out of a bundred
comes to an abrupt end. v
The social cachet amounts to no
lain has made an Inquiry Into your an
tecedents ami found nothing to their
history to cause comment. In the case
of Americans the inquiry cannot be
anything but perfunctory.
Some people imagine that a presenta
tion at court Is followed immediately
by an Invitation to the next state din
ner or the next state concert or the
next state tea and muffins. Nothing of
the kind. You must attain or inherit
great social importance or be repre
sentative in some way before the king
and queen ask you to dine with them.
Presentation Is a pretty laborious
and expens!v'Ceremony.,8ignlfytng to
any one who la not in the Inner social
ring In London nothing. New fork
Telegraph. .
A COLOSSAL HARP.
Vs'ritan'a Aeolian Giant Had 8trings
320 Feet In Length.
The largest harp ever made, so far
as is known, was that Invented and
constructed by M. Verltan, provost of
Burkli. near Basel. It was known as
the, gigahtlc meteorological aeollnn
harp.- It was 320 fiet in length and was
erected in the garoen of Its Inventor tn
1737.
This harp consisted of fifteen
Iron
wires. 320 feet In length, stretched be
tween two pole
The wlrps were from
two to three Inches apart, the lrpest
being one-xlxth of n inch in thickness
nml tut. in,i!l..Hl ,iii,.ivlfrh nf nn Inch.
They were placed in the direction of
north and south and Inclined in such a
manner ns to form an n title of from
twenty to thirty decrees with the hori
zon, being stretched hy means of roll
ers properly dlied for tlie purHse.
Wlienever the weather chitiijit?d the
wires sounded With such loudness that
it wus im'o.sllle to ko on with a con
cert In the liouse. The sound sometimes
represented the hissing noise of wtiter
In rapid ebullition, sometimes that of a
barmoulcoti and sometimes that of dis
tant chimes or nn ornn. Excbaiiire.
Paul Rvr, Dentist.
Paul Itevere a dentist? The
fol'iwli
ins ndvprtlsement published In
the Button Gazette and Country Jour
nal of Iterere's time Is believed to
prove that he was: "Whereas, many
persons nre o unfortunate as to lose
their Kore-teoth by Accident and oth
erways, to their great Detriment, not
only in Looks, but speaking botb tn
rubllc and Private: This Is to Inform
11 such that they may bave ttiem re
placed with artificial ones, that looks
as well as the Natural & answer the
end of Speaking to ail Intents, by
Paul Revere. Goldsmith, near the
head of Dr. Clarke's Wharf. Boston.
All Persons who have hHd false Teetb
flxt by Mr John Baker. Hurgvun Den
tist, and tbey bave got loose las they ;
will in timet, may nave mem rastenea
by the above who learnt the Method
of fixing them from Mr. Baker."
3A
Folding
Pocket
Kodak
Taft'i Old Home Under Hammer. '
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Cincinnati, O., July 3 The old homa
of pregident Taft waa offered for aala
at auction today. Since the prjjldent
lived there the house has been occu
pied by several persons, the last own
er going into bankruptcy, with Uc re
sult that the property waa ordered
eo'd to satisfy the creditors.
SniTrapetfe May Escape Kulfe. "
San Francisco, July 8. That Mr.'
Sarah Piatt De.cker, the noted Color
ado suffragist will not have to be op
erated on was the hope held out to
day by her physician, Dr. Cornelia De- ,
rev (it i.nirHen rn fiariroT .was
stricken with intestinal trouble Sat
urday. : ,
Srnnpsin of the annual 8tmnt nf th
INSURANCE COMPANY OP NORTH
AMERICA,
of PMlaltphia. in the Pints of Penntyhrnni,
on the 81st day of Iert4mher, 1011. made He.
the Ininrance ComniiKiner of the State of
Oregon, pursuant to lav:
Capital.
Amount of capital jmiil up. . , .94,000,000.00
Income. .
Premium received during- the
year In vmh ..; .$9,178,890.87
Interest, dividends, and rents
received during- the year- , . 630.167.9S
Income from other sources re
ceived during the year . .... 127,917.93
Total Ineome ........ . . .9.942,982.73
Disbursements.
Looses paid during the year.. .IS, 100,139.73
Dividends paid during the yenr
on capital stork . . .i : 480,000.00
Commissions and aalariea paid '
during the year 2,500,448.90
Taxea. licensee, and fees paid
during the ear 244,750.63
Amount of all other expendi
tures . . 697.909.01
Total expenditure ......
Aaaets.
Value of real estate owned.'.
9 i.-,2S4.27
9 ' 292,559.88
13,860.434.88
value of stocks and bonds
owned
Loans on mortgages and collat
eral, ete
Tash In banka and on hand. . . .
Premiums in course of collec
tion and in transmission. . .'.
Interest and rents due and ac
crued
All other aaseta
271,925.00
1,847.184.15
1,449,039.33
, 77.840.50
. . . 109,887.65
.'.816, 008, 877.88
881,187.83
In '
Total assets
Leaa special deposits
. TotaF assets
' v Oregon ' . .
admitted
310.527.190.03
uaDlllUes.
Gross claims for losses unpaid. $1,188,100.00
Amount of unearned premiums
on all outstanding risks . . . 0,655.570.04
All other liahilities ,. i. . 1,064,707.82
Totto-iBhllltles $8,908,377.30
Total insurance in force De- - . - '
cemher 81, 1911 $12,860,447.23
Business in uregoa fot toe Tear.
I Total risk written during the
1 yr $2,930,889.0
Oro.s premiums received during
I the year Kn am na
Premium returned during the
. 'HT 8.184.07
I i.un.rs paia noriilff me year. . .
18.034.04
27,160,05
' Total amount of risks outstnnd-
isbprawb company OF NORTH
amkisica. Ty Kugens Ij. Ellison. Pres.
I Statutory resident general esont and attortier
f'.r rvie: Bernard Frnlaeth, No. 439
inamiicr or Commerce Bldg., Portland. Or.
Mnrghardt A Meredith. Rnlem Agents.
To Procure a
A Cup of De
licious Coffee
You must remove the dust and
yellow skin from around the
heart of the Berry, This is
done by being STEEL.f CT (not
ground).
BAItRINGTOX HALL COFFEE
IS STEEL-CUT and the. process
of blowing out that dust and
chaff makes It a smooth, rich
coffee, with a 'lingering after
taste. Price 50c, One Ponnd Cans.
Trice 95c, Two round Cans.
Sole Agenls
Patlison Bros.
fiROrEBT
Phone numbers Main 1 and i
Mali: C.
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