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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1913)
PXC3TTT0 LA OBlimB BTBNDWr OBSER7ER, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1913. e- Good Improved Farm i , ' . i - 80 arret, (5 acre in alfalfa, food house, barn, chicken house, eel lar. family orchard, dally mail, 8 miles from L Grande. 1-4 mile to good school and Sunday services. Terms $2,000 cash, balance on three years. ; Price $,0OO. ' READ OUR BIO AM EVDftT MONDAY, WEDNESDAY it FRIDAY ., r ;; -- ":. ' - - acquaint ns wHb yonr wanU and we wfll be pleased ( satisfy them. GEO. HL CURREYREAL estate H ISTM PASSES UK WE ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF A COM PLETE LINE OP "HOT POINT" ELECTRIC HEATING DEVICES. The power Co. has made a heating rate of 3 1-2 cents for the first fifty and 3 cents for all over 50 kilowatt hours used in one month. This means that you can do your baking, cook ing, ironing, etc., at a very moderate cost. This makes electricity cheaper than coal or wood. It means freedom from smoke, soot, ashes; no fuel to carry; no overheated kitchen; meals prepared in half the time. We give daily demonstrations of "Hot Point" devices at our office, or, if you pre fer, we will gladly demonstrate them in your own home without cost or obligation on your part. Waite Electric Go New Foley Butldinf Pkone M 190 i i GARDEN SEEDS A full line of first class garden seeds AUplnr. New is the time to buy as our line is complete. FANCY APPLES Lueinda and Rome Beauties ........50c OUR HOME-MADE SAUERKRAUT IS SPLEN DID Till GOOD TJIINfl COST NO MORE THAN RBI.NARY THINGS If VOL' KNOW WHERR TO BUY. RED PEPPER SCHOOL DISTRICT . BAN DIES. ' W.tfe III aa a Coaseqnence of Long Vigil at e Bedside. Red PeDDer School District. March II. (Special) Harve Dalstrom. who has been Hi with cancer for a num ber of months, died Sunday evening. His children who were away, have been called home. Mrs. Dalstrom Is on the sick list A doctor was cal led Friday morning but her sickness by the bedside of her husband. The funeral was held In Lower Cove yes terday. George Jasper was railed to Walla Walla on the account of the illness of bis sister, Mrs. Rhoda Morton. Mrs. J. A. Haryford returned Frl day to North Powder, after a three weeks' visit with her children, taking Irh her, little flve-y ear-old Ruth Heryford, for a ride on the train and a visit with her grandparents. . school will be out the 2Rth of next month. The children. Instead of be In ft glad, are sorry, for they are so Interested In their studies they wish school will continue for at least two months longer, as the weather will be better from npw on, and the roads will be in a better condition for those who have a long way to go. The snow banks are meltln nrettv fast, but the roada are still in a bad condition, but the sunshine and the south wind will soon make them look like summer-time. Mrs. B;T5il Miller Is vlaltlng with her sister, Mrs. Frank Conley. Nathan and Dillie Gray attnUit the, play Friday night at Cove. It was played by some of the school and was well attended and considered lucces." ;', . - ' NEATNESS IN ATTIRE. It Not Only Impresses Others, but Is a Factor In Self Respset. The fixed tin bit of presenting always a neat and cleanly appearance to the world la aura of a double reward. It not only creates favorable Impres sion, but begets sustaining self re spect It is scarcely reasonable of a man who does not respect himself to look for much consideration from others. It la not the cost of clothing, bat the scrupulous car of It that counts. The man of Blender manna should be neither "toppy" nor "sloppy," but always tidy and neat In hla antra seeing Himself with the coldlv critical eye of a possible employer to whom an applicant's dress may mean much more than bis address or politest deportment Style la writine. as defined h th. fastidlons Chesterfield, la th dim of thoughts, so the true stvls of th ik age man may be correctly surmised irom me rare ne takes of bis personal BREAKING THE BANK.' Stage berg G rocery PHONE MAIN 70 TIMETABLES IN SEASON ALL THE D R. FONG as I " 1 I I ' & r& i - MEDICINE CO. uianca ui imwi' cily UUice CHINESE HERBS AND ROfT RB.MRPIES i Our wonderful life giving herbs will abeehitely extirpate every Impurity frem the system. No drugs, no poison, aon-alco- Mile. HIKE CONFIBENTIAL C0NSCLTATI9N 1'BEE Those llvlag eat at town can cure themselves at horn with our herbs. Writ to us tor par ticulars. Office Hours: to 12 a. m.; 1 to p. m. Sundays I to 1 a. .; 1 to i p. n. Telephone Xala 781. Office t .lilt A sans Aveaae LA GRANDE, OREGON. A Fsat That Is No Longer Possible at Monte Carlo. Atuonii the cluiwlc system players who tallied great huiiis at Montn f'nrl was ClmrlcH Wells, uilveuturer and IB- veutor. w ho went to Monte Carlo, with the money of other people, to "win or lose It lu tettug IiIk great Idea. Ue plii.ved. iiImo ou the simple cbauces, a modification of the fumoux method of OAleiiiliert. tSe great mathematicinn Wells bi-siin with a stake of ten niilta decreasing to nine if be Won, but In creasing to eleven if he lost His game was a kind of sn-inirlne of th nn, dulum. going up one way to twenty umw mm ttie other down to one. For a time be contrived to prosper so sensationally thut the tables at which he played had occasionally to stop for a few minutes until more money was brought This was "breaking the bank" and gained Wells the honor of Decomlng the hero of a popular music ball sou. . , . Nowadays, however, no successful player can have the thrilling Joy of breaking the Imnk. An Hoon aa It la seen that one pimbler or more may reduce the funds of a table to a low ebb more money Is uuosttmtatlonalv brought by one of thp footmen, and play never ntot for an Instant Charles Wells tlpnred In the criminal courts of Tarls. where he boasted be bad won $4iHVXiO from the casino. C M. Williamson In McClure'a VI a ga ll as. fMBLER EVENTS SOCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL PHASES ' , BOOMING.' 1 . V ? " Last ef Dernberger Applet Are Being Shipped Ont Th't Week. ' Imbler, Ore., March 11. Special) The Bertlm Lesida club waa enter tained at the home of C. J. Pratt last Friday night, with Ms. Prat, Mrs. Fields end Mrs. L. B. Larsen as hos tesses. It was named the "White Ele-' phant" party, after the entertainment indulged In. J. K. Wright and family of La Grande spent Sunday with the Geo. Cleaver family at Imbler.' appearance. He needs not ho flnibv 1 Guy Glenn's new residence is near- bot should always be free of grease ily shingled and with continued good "baT e'vll tft hJf -" W can soon move In. Bay ft Zwelfel of La' Grande are the artists. The pressure It maintained by electricity.' j C. T. Dornberser Is ahinolna- the last of bit 20 carloads of applet this week. ' The many frienda of Mrs. L. M. Jensen will be glad to know that ahe has returned from La Grande where, she recently underwent an operation of a aerlout nature. . ' Mr. and Mrt. George Cleaver enter tained the evening of the 12nd at an elaborate party. Honors for the eve ning were won by C. S. Will lame and Mr. Huron. The evening alto took the part of an dnformal receotlon for Mr. and Mrt. John Witty. '. ' ' bath even If it baa to be taken by means of a bucket He abould never neglect to brush bis hair, hla aboea. his teeth, his coat trousers and bat If be can't afford a nrmstnir imn ho should put coat and trousers nnder the mattress aud sleep upon them. If laundry Is a serious Item, be should wash his own handkerchief iirr th.m on the window panes and never hv i-nunce oe seen .with a soiled one. I'ntladelphla Press. P. H, Westentkow hat put in a Perry water system In his new home. NOTICB. Pay your water rent. Mondav the lUth, last day. 3-8-2t . . Vacuum .. HOUSE CLEANING , UPHOLSTERING - r FURNITURE REPAIRING MATTRESS MAITNG FURNITURE PACXTNO. ! I. . RELLINGEB, 1007 TTash. Ave. ' Phone Blaek lt A One Time Literary Mystsry. In the Newry Telecranh. Jin rritttrop (ireianui triweekly, on April 19, 1817 under the simple head of "Vnntr," u, . . -. puurea wnni uyron called 'the most perfect ode In the la Demure" "The Burlnl of Sir John Moore." Byron or umipoeii or any or the others to whom this poem was vnrloimlv aapHtvarf i.i.m uuuuneHo oave oeen proud to claim It But the author waa the obscure curate or Butiyclog. In Tyrone. Rev, Charles Wolfe, and the fame of the Dleca wan but a posthumous fame for him. Not unm nis death of consnmnrJon in lftM at the early age of thlrtv-two dlit the authorship become knowa to the world Ana woire. who wrote much other verse of merit, la remembered onlv hv that one poem which snranir from the columns of a provincial newsnnoer to universal recognition in the hla- world of letters -London Chronicle. HELD COURT IN A RIVER. The Attorney Was In a Hurry, and the - udga Waa Accommodating. To act in a lecal camioitv while an. Joying a morning swim surely a uulune record In the annuls of law once fell to the lot of Vice Chancellor siiadwell. The then Duke of Newcastle had coimiieiiL-ttl to cut down the timber ut Clumber In such a rapid and wholesale manuer as to raise the anirer of Mm eldest son. Lord Lincoln, who, fiuding expostulation useless, turned to the law and sought an lnjuuction to re strain his father. 1 Although It was long vacation, be ordered his solicitor to preBa mutters forward, for the mag nificent trees were falling at an alarm lug rate. So up to town posted the attorney and had the attldavlts drawn up tb same nlht. The following mornlnk he repaired to the vice chancellor's bouse on the banks of the Thum .. And on hia iirrlval that the chancellor had gone for his morning s swim. With exeiunlarv nnwnn nt n.tA k. chartered a tvat and after a stiff pull l"u" "l wn tue Jiulge and at once Stated his cukv Meanwhile ih. i cnauceiior trod water sud Lsrvss Nssts. By breaking open rotten Iocs one ran Bud In midwinter the grubs or larvae I or many or the wood borina beetles. and leiiiitb logs aud stones nuar the marglnx of ponds and brooks horitea of ii the maggots or larvae of certain klu! j f of Ule may often be found huddled i together in treat niuSMes. The larvne 8. of a few bnttertlles also live over win ter beueuth chips or bunches of leave near the roots of their food plant or in webs of their own construction, which are woven oh the xteius close to the bmls whose expanding leaves will fur nlsh them their 8rst meal in spring. SpringDiyGood Imbler Co-op. They are not arriving every day, .they are here new, and we want you to come aud see " theni. y'- ; ; ..... ... .... . ... We can show you the largest and moat up-to-... iateiine of seasonable Dry Goods and Notions1 that hn.3 ever been shown in this section of Un ion County. . ' . splendid assortment for you to select from m Prints, Ginghams,-Percales, and Fancy Dress Goods, at priees and quality that will surelv please you. : ' - Our line of WINDOW SCRDMS is most beau tiful at prices ranging from 15 to 60 cents per yd - A full line of New Spring Styles of McKIB BW and STETSON MEN'S and BOYS' HATS Don't think we can't dress you, for we can MEN'S AND BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS, TIES n BELTS, HOSE, ETC., ETC. Call and see us, and make this store your store bu3neessU Sha iU tllG PrfltS f a suecessfu1 1 Tho Perversa Sex. "I thought you had such a good muld coming'" "I did. But when she called nn on the phone my husband answered ber " "Well?" 'Well, he was so much charmed bv bur voice that 1 didn't uncniu h..r Cleveland 'luln Dealer. Union County Co-Operative Association IMBLER, OREGON. 4 When the Hot Weather Is Here jTHE SAFE WAY! - HI III! x o-iu AMERICAN ELECTRIC COOKING 1 Anu HEATING SERVICES, Wfll Give You That Comfort You Want Life Time Guarantees,' Low Prices, and greatest Ef- IN GETTING j LA GRANDE ELECTRIC rn v ! W Spectacles i t t a that are correct, give eomfort aad iook wen. i l i The Intellect of man sits en throned visibly upon h.'s fore head and la hla eye." Longfellow. Il.Il.l III ll tf II I anal f ! TUB BELIEF OF EYESTRAIN IS J .11 T Sk anna, i a, V Come In and talk over your eve I giass prooiemt; coaeul'.ation at , I any time. i l We grind our own lenses. J ( 0ir optical parlors have all the ! a i i . . .. . I j i.w.-i atjuuiiiic inisruments for t detecting errors In rcfrac:lon. J , ... I..- : i i i ui'i nr n rmt lunction being foVnulT, aied foi 1 CAtiL & CUDI j granted It forthwith and resumed his ' Aeadaaoe Graduate OptometrUt I Ia Rfataae Men You Are Plan ning to Build remember that our aMagles. lash es, doors, feoriag aad ether Itua ker are recognised la this com mualty as thoroughly trnttworthy nd high grade, aad that we do net make a aractlce ef ever-eharglng. We bought eur ereseat stock whea lumber waa lewer In price. , twlm. Tit tilts. WENAHA LUMBER COMPANY I, aiaiai. ail i ... f1 V