La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 22, 1913, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. ' SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1913. TOE OBSERVER BRUCE DEN N iS XDITOB AND OWSEB. Eatere at the postoflTtce at La Grande, Orefom, at sees a a eUis matter. 8UBSCKIFTI05 SATES. aflr, tlafle tj Mir. per week ....l$c Mb. per ateath ........... ...,6 THE REAL WOXT. Judging by all account, the real, central, spotltsh;. figure in the Inaug ural procession at Washington next month will be one Thomas Kiley iMar atball of Indiana, vice president-elect - While Wood row Wilson li busy put. tfng the quietus on the inaugural ball and on other ceremonies that usually . accompany the induction into olliee of. the new president, Mr. Marshall'! friends are getting ready to cut the biggest dash that any vice preslden- trial party ever cut In Washington on any March 4th since the days, of the cherry tree cutter. Mr. Marshall will shatter all precedents when he goes down Pennsylvania avenue, escorted from the white house to the capliol by a black horse squadron that will outshine and outpoint altogether tlx gallant squadron from Essex that is tc accompany the president-elect . Chiefs of the Inaugural ceremonies did not take kindly to the plan of the , Hoosicr friends of (Marshall to make second place outshine first place, but there is apparently a desire on Mr. Wilaon's par to let the black borse squadron march and do honor to Mar. hall and to Indiana, , The vice presidentelect ordinarily rides from the white house, to the cap ital with the outgoing vice president or the president pro-tern of the sen ate, as the case may be, in a carriage ' following the one occupied by the president-elect, but with sufficient dis tance and enough people in between the two to make it certain that (he .escort of honor Is for the chief ..and not for the subordinate: ,, - This year, however, there will be two escorts of honor and a division of the acclaim of the people along the ronte. The mettled chargers which will precede, flank and take up he rear -of Mr. Marshall's carriage are the property of a private military arlhool In the Hoosler state, and tl.e T will be bestridden by husky cadeti trained along cavalry linea like onto those followed at west Point Mr. Marshal may yet make some thing out of jbe office of vice presi dent ' - ' . Anyhow, the new white house cow wUl bave some trouble in living ur to the strenupus advertlslnc pace set by Pauline Wayne. n ... Legislature argues that Insanity it Incurable.' Scat Man, aren't we al ways normal again two months after Easter? Explorer Robert E. Peary has had his appendix removed. Doc. Cook's reputation, it will be remembered, was removed by the Dams some time ago. If a man wants to stand out in bis community as a learned citizen, be should know the meaning of the differ ent weather flags. One Kentucky court has music at lis daily sessions. Must be fierce to try and sleep In such a court . -I ADMJYISTBIATOR'S SOTlfE. In the county court ot the state of Oregon for Union county. In the matter of the estate of Hiram Williams, deceased. Notice Is hereby .given that the un derslgned has been duly appointed by the county court of the state of Ore gon for I'nlon county administrator of the estate of lllram, Williams, deceas ed. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to pre sent the same to me properly verified, a by law required, at 1502 V. avenue. in the city of La Grancle, uregon, within six months from date hereof. Dated this 21st day of February, 1913. GEORGE R. WILLIAM. ( -Administrator of the Estate of ' Hiram Williams, deceased, dly Feb 22 Mar I 8 15 22p li Toa . f, .good and choice alfalfa hay for sale at $4.60 and $5.00 per. ton In the stack. Thlrteem miles jiorthr-ast of La Grande., Address Box flP. ' Lis Grande. 2-22-1 tp "SIngIng cricketsTT fhey Are Kspt In Cagas Like Canary Birds In Japan. ' ( MUag crickets j a lucrative hnsl ness In Japan, where the liuects are valued for their songs and kept In cagos like canary birds. . in Tokyo there are two wholesale merchants who send their agents Into the streets of the large cities. The Insects art carried in little bamboo cages. A good seller clears approximately from 80 centn to a doljar a day. An Insect valued for ita uiuhic unuKu jrom, i to T cents. Tne Kooa hlbqrl Is the most valuable of all the songsters, but the common' cricket and the grasshopper are considered ex cellent singers. - The singers are collected from the fields lu September, before laying time. They nre taken from the grass and shut up In glass Jars. Soon after they are Imprisoned the females lay their eggs and die almost Immediately after ward. '1 tie jars containing them are kept In a temperature of 80 degrees O. The young come forth in March. The loss of eggs is about 10 ner cent The male is the singer. He only is an object of commerce, and from a hun dred eggs the cultivator, despite ail h!a care, has only fifty salable Insects. The lot of the locust is a martyrdom from birth to dentil. The locust is the toy of the Japanese child, lie is caught ou bamboo twigs rulilied wltb a gluey sub stance and tormented according to the Ignorance 0r the cruelty of bin keeper. The life of Hie Kinging insect never ex ceeds a term or five weeks. Harper's Weekly. ; EXERCISE YOUR MIND. FISH AND THEIR FOOD. FOR ; SALE Jersey bull calf. In quire 1005 W avenue or phone tied 1432. ' 2-17-30t Spring Millinery JUST RECEIVED Now off display in our windows and in millinery department, featuring the famous GAGE BROS - t Pattern Hats Queer Ways by Which 8ome of the Toothless Spseits Get a Msal. The curious woys lu which fisbea eat form quite a study. Some fishes have teeth and some, bare cne at all. In some the teeth nrei found upon the tongue, in some In (be throat and In some In the stomach.; Some draw In their food, by sucton; the sturgeon is one of this class. The Jellyfish ab sorbs Its food by wrapping its body around the prey it covets. The star fish fasten Itself to Its victim, turns Ita stomach wrong side out and en gulfs Its dinner without the formal ity of swallnn-ing it through a mouth first ; So there are all sorts of methods for those regularly , toothless, and the fishes which have teeth show almost as great a diversity lu the cumber, style and arrangement of tbem. The ray or sfcnte "has a mouth set trans versely across Its head.' the Jaws work- j mg with a rolling motion like two j bands set back to back., lu the Jnws are three rows, of tint leetb. set llko a , mosaic pavement, and between these ' rolling Jaws the fish crushes oysters ' .,! nil.... n.A....l. 1,1.. . . .. . .mi uiut-i iiiuiniKhN iiKw so many nuts. Good Hard Thinking Will Hslp You Mentally and Phyeioally. Exercise your body If yon will-that cannot harm you and Is pretty sura to do youS great deal or good but, what ever else you do or neglect to do, keep thinking. The well established law of the physical universe that a machine tends to rust out mora quickly than to wear out holds equally good In the psy chical sphere. .It is no mere colncldeuce that most of the greut thinkers of the world, whether in philosophy, science, indus try, literature or the arts, have lived to ue old men despite the fact that in youth they were in many Instance physical weaklings. Significant, too, is the fact that the majority of tbem be gan to think, began to exercise their minds along the lines In which they ul timately achieved greatness, while they were still youug. There is here a preg nant hint for parents. Whatever aptitude, whatever special interest your child chances to dlsplny encourage him in it Don't deaden his desire for knowledge, bis Instinctive tendency to think, by Indifference, by failure to answer his incessant bom bardment of questions. Rather thank God that your child has an active mind and set about tnlnlug him in the prop er use of It. Teach him the principles of observation, of analysis, of svnthesls the principles. In short, of truly effec-1 tive thinking. Accustom him to think-! Ing things out for himself and seek to Interest him in whatever it is well for him to know. You need not be afraid that he will overtax bis mind. No child's mind and uo man's either is overtaxed by anythlug in wblcb a real Interest Is taken. The trouble with most of us Is that we are not really interested In any thing. We bave Interests, to be sure. but they are diffuse, tbln. weak they do not grip us. That la why compara tively few of us ever think In the true sense of the term. That is why when we are called upon to do anything in the nature of sustained mental effort we are overwhelmed by doubt fear, worry, and mayhap bave finally to call in the doctor with his sage pronounce ment "Poor fellow, be bus been think ing too bard." In point of fact we have not been thinking at all simply i because we have not been Interested enough to think. , Let ns get truly Interested In some thing, no great matter what It Is, and we shall find that we can think about I it easily enough. And. thinking about tt definitely, tirelessly, earnestly think' ing about lt-'e shall find ourselves grow both In mental and bodily vigor. n. ' Addington Bruce in New York Sun. ' MJ&ffe tifttf&fA Y&w-:4l in very lateset imported and American models. WEST'S THE QUALITY STORE Thou shall not rise by grieving over j the Irremediable p-st but by remedy- i m .... " . I ltt .tia r.....n. ine enrps tcetn nre.st't back In the " "7 v i phxrynx. so that it 'actually mast! I cates Its food In Its throat, while the sea urchin has five tcoth surrounding Its stomach and working with a pe culiar centralized motion, which mokes them do as good service as If thev numbered hundreds. Harper's Xoun; People. A great majority of persons afflict ed with eczema have no other ail ment which is accepted as positive proof that eczema Is purely a skin disease. Meritol Eczema Remedy 1s made especially for eczema and ' all j diseases of the skin. If you are af I fllcted with this terrible dlsensp do ! not delay using Meritol Eczema 'rem edy, as It ca n.ilways be relied upon j Xewlln Drug company tie agents. An Anodyne. "An anodyue." patiently explained u well known physician to a woman pa tient. "Is a delusion. And medicine that soothes palu b.is this drawback It relieves the attack, but the next ut tack comes on uitu h sooner. Under stuud. I'll cure your headache, huti - - . . you're bound to have onother headache SALE-Three heavy work mares I win sen ror casn or time, fuoh") L I Time determine whether the policies under which a bank Is oper ated are aafe. This bank has been In business twenty-six years. It baa grown steadily until It has become one of the strongs, aud - roost prosperous flnancla. lustltutlona In the West. The soundness of its policies Is attested by the loag list of conserv ative business men who transact tfiolr business here; alsa by an earned surplus of HSO.OUO.r.C, the work of time and the result of conservative management. Thia bank has facilities for taking care of more high grade bujl aess and offcra Ita services to those who appreciate the best in banking. La Grande National Bank La Grande, Oregon Capital, 1100,000.00 Surplus, $130,000.00 Resources, 1,100 000.00 DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF I SITED STATES GOVEKVXEST. UMTED STATES TOSTAl 8AYI3G3 DEI'OSITOItT. In a day or two ' The woman pondered a bit "I know Just wlmt you mean, doe tor." she said. "I've noticed It about Henry, my husband, you kuow. A dm tor prescribed whisky Tor bis cough My husband says it cured bis cough quicker than anything else ever did. but I notice that he gets a new cough almost every week now." Loulsvillf Times. Red 1312. 2-21-tf . Whin His Money Wont. Tramif-Tea. lady. I lint V-O.tHiO hft to me once. Woman And I sum"' It all went for Honor? Tramp I s'posa jj ,, iuiiiii. i.i-iii jiijki nn inwycrs is awful drinkers.-New York Olobe. Cnsteadj Nerves. Ot. fl.A wm..i. I-J'-.Hr,- , popsia. constipation, bilious attack or Impure blood, for all of which Meritol Tonic Digestive Is a standard remedy that will give you Instant re lief. A world famous remedy for all ailments dne to a bad stomach.. Nw Un Drug company, exclusive iocai agents. State of Ohio, city of Toleao, i Lucas County, ! Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is I wnior partner of the Hnn or K. J. Cheney ' A Ca, doing budnesa In the City of To 1 l-1o. Coumy and Statu aforvoald. and that n'.l firm will riv tho sum of ONE HUNimED nOLLAUS for each and ev ery rase of CMarrli that cannot be cun-d fcy tho um of IlAI.tS C.VT AKUTt Ct'KE. FRANK i. CHENEY. Fworn to before mo and nhsertbed tn my prrw-ct, this t.h day of December, A. D. 1SS& (Seal) A. W. Ot.KASOV. " Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cum Is ta'trh Internally and arta riirvctlr upotrtn Mood and mu rnei mrf;irea of the system. Send for tealimnnlala. free. K. J. clIKNKT A CO.. Toledo. O. fold all rntnrla, 75c. Taaa BaU'a raaUly PlUa fur eoawlpaUoa Clark Snook Produce Co' Successors to W. II. Stnnrhtleld VTarchouse Co. SEEDS FLOUR PEED POULTRY SUPPLIES CEMENT PLASTER Phone Main 709 Spring Styles in Benjamin Suits Just Received , $20.00 TO $30.00 Society Brand Suits TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOUNG MEN ' ' $20.00 TO $30.00 Manhattan Shirts $1.50 TO $2.50 GORDON $3.00 HATS STETSON $4.00 AND $5.50 HATS J. E. TILT DRESS SHOES. $4.00 TO $5.50 . WEST'S THE QUALITY STORE Cleaning Talks .' NO. 3 ' After rf moving the ufual grcete and dirt frcm a . garment , by' .the gasoline watn; now aocui iue thousand'and one spots and stains that gasoline won't move? Tqat is a big deparlmett of industrisl chem istry the chemistry of dyes ard fairies, cf spots and their removal. Our cleaner has made a life study of these subjects, and long practice has made him an ex pert. That's why you can safely send your fin est garments to us for cleaning and we guarantee the results. s Cherry s New Laundry ZZ Geo. Gilbert Manager 'Y -asaWaaaW ' ' r; - .-. : - ' . : ...... ----- '' ' ........ . . - . .... ... -' - , ........ , . - .-. ' i . .. I . 1.1