La Grande evening observer., April 24, 1913, Image 2

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1913.
PAGE TWO
New Telephone Directory
We wish to notify our subscribers that we in
tend to issue a new, directory next month, and in
order that there may be no errors in it we ask their
co-operation. All those whose names or addresses
. are not correct in the present directory or who wish
any changes made, kindly notify us. All notifica
tions must bo in by the 10th of May.
Home Irdependent Telephone Co.
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Bicycles
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No such bargains ever before offer
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our stock so come now
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Both very good varieties
Apples 35c Box Potatoee 35c Sack
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PHONE MAIN 70
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No drugs, no poison, non -alcoholic.
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Sundays I to 11 a. m.; 1 to
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LA GRANDE. OREGON.
LA GRANDE T. B. & A. DE.
rARTXEHT.
I. M. C. A. Nous of Current In.
tereitt Noted Hereunder,
rectlon of J. II. Rudd. Gener.
al Secretary.
Scoui.
Last Friday evening the Boy Scouts
listened to a splepdld address by Mr.
Fred J. Holmes. Mr. Holmes waa In
Washingtonduring the inaugural cere
monies and In his address emphaa'zed
the part that Boy 8couts played In
caring for the thousands of people
who were In the o'ty at that time.
The boys were delighted with the
things of which Mr. Holmes spoke.
At a recent meeting of the Chautau
qua, board that body voted a resolu
tion whereby a patrol ot scoutB are to
serve at the park during the assembly
week. These boys will be under the
direction of the board and will serve
in various capacities, such as patrol-
Infr the river, first aid work, etc.
Tuesday night a committee made up
of Scouts and Scout leaders met at
the Y. M. C. A. to outline the stand
ard to be reached by each boy who
makes a place on this special patrol.
All Scouts should be out next Friday
to hear the report of this committee.
' Baker's Building.
Last week a body of about thirty
five La Grande business men In-
spfeted the Y. M. C. A. building at
Baker. As a body they were delight'
ed with the fine quarters now pro
vided for Baker's young men and
boys. It is very probable that in the
very near future the mem of La
Grande will unite In an effort to raise
funds for Buch a building in our city,
Prospects never looked brighter, the
people seamed never to be more
ready than now for a successful campaign.
Sunday. Meeting.
The meeting for men on last Sun
day afternoon had the largest attend
ance cf any' of the Sunday afternoon
meetings. IFev. William A. Brown of
Chicago, addressed the meu In n
forceful manner; making no dlret
plea for better manhood and a better
use of ability but taking t'ie life of
Sampson of the Bible as his subject,
he drew a clear picture of the two
kinds of lives between which a man
's called iiikhi to choose. Rev. Brown
considers the Y. M. C. A. as one of the
largest present day factors in creating
a better manhood and a cleaner na
tional life.
Next Sunday afternoon Rev. W. T.
Beatty of Island CT.y will address the
men's meeting at the Y. M. C. A. at
3:30. These Sunday aternoon meet
tags are of Increasing Interest and
!bU ttiey are of value and interest to
nen Is shown by the fact that while
lew faces are always seen in the
neetlng, those who have attended one
Deetlng are seen at meetings that
follow
NOTICE.
Jn the county court of tiie state of
Oregon, for I'nlon county.
In the matter of the guardianship
of Haul Baruness and Guy Bartmess,
nlnof!.
This matter came on to be heard
in this 22nd day of April. A. D. 1913.
on the petition of Martlia E. Parker,
the duly apiiolnted. qualified a:id act
ing guardian of the above named
minor;- to be licensed and empowered
to sell the following described real
estate belonging to said minors, to
wlt. An undivided on-eslnth Interest
In and to the southeast quarter of
the southwest quarter and the south
west quarter of the southeast quarter
of scenn 21. and the w?t alf of the
northetst miartcr. o'd the noriheist
quarter of the northwest quarter, ra
tion 28. Tp. 3 S. R. 37 K. W. M., st
Jtcl to the dower right of Martha B.
Parser theiein. the petitioner sppeir
Ing !.y Turner Oliver of couniel: and
It a; ;.earng ;j the court that sad oie
slxth Inttrest In said 2U0 aero of
land lia been duly and regularly ap
ate beTongfng to said minors, and that
it would' be beneficial to said wards
that their said real estate should be
old. '.
It ii therefore CONSIDERED and
ORDERED, That the next of kin ot
said wards, and all other persons In
terested In their said real estate, shall
appear before the county court of Un
ion county on Saturday, the 24th day
of May, 1913, at 10 o'clock In the tore-
noon, at the-eounty court room In La
Grande, Oregon, to show cause if any
they have why a license should not
be granted to the guardians tor the
sale of said real estate; and it is fur- ,
ther ordered by the court, that this j
order shall be served upon the next
of kin of said wards and all other t
persons Interested In said estate by '
publication of this order In the La '
Grande Weekly Observer for three
successive weeks and four regular,
weekly Issues thereof, prior to said
date.
J. C. HENRY, Judge,
wkly Apr 25 May 2 9 IS 23
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ni 'lit' Willi rus inirt Ihitii
MMI'i ill as: Mil III. I i'Hlt.t IM
iiit hum nut ti seven yinr nht. while
the lirKleriHims citi-iiil from lliivt to
Him. Must ot the ruiilnntliic pnrtii-H
wit or lay on the tups, of their piitvuts
duriiiu the ceremony uud were given
swells to keep then) quiuL
The caste only celebrates every ten or
twelve yeiirx.
These lialiy brides, of course, do not
join their b unhands when they are
married. They wait until the." reach
the sue of ten or eleven, when there
is a second marriage. Should a baby
orlde's faiiBliand die before she reaches
the age for the necuud marriage she
becomes a widow and has to remain
so all her life. In such cases tbe
widow ut once loses caste. Her orna
ments are taken off her. and she be
come a sort of outcast, hardly treat
ed, looked dowu umo and geuerally
made a household drudge.
The husband, on the other hand,
should bis linby bride die before tbe
second marriage, rosy marry again. In
fact, he Is expected to do so within a
few months of the death of the bride.
Kiiiubay Cor. Philadelphia Ledger.
A Sincere Provider.
Boliliie A, wax visiting with a neigh,
bur while tils mother was In the citj
on a shopping trip Bobbie and two
other iliinireii played at hoiisekeepiiiq
In the lincKyiiiil. mid in the course of
tbe housekeeping Maria believed she
needed supplies.
"Idiiible. you go for some ice cream
and leinous at tiie grocery,' command
ed Maria, mid Bobbie obediently trot
ted Into the alley f)t the rear, as Maria
believed, "jes' playin' be was goin' tc
the grocery."
Ten iniuiiies later. Mrs, S. wltb
vitioiu Hubble was visiting, went to
the telephone, and the voice of hei
grocer Inquired:
"I guess Bobble bus lost tbe money
for the lie cream and lemons he cani
after I can't Hnd uuy change In till
MK-kets. Or did yon want the tblugt
charged?" India nnpolts News.
Gardens of the Bosporus.
Tbe gardens of the Bosporus ars
one of the most characteristic fea
tu res of that river-like strait They
have, moreover, a definite cachet of
their own This Is largely prescribed
to them by the nature of the soil on
which they are laid out The banks ot
the Bot-tHirus sloe sburply back to a
height of soiue 400 feet and are bro
ken by vnlleys penetrating more grad
ually Into the rolling tablelands of
Thrace and Ashi Miuor. Few of fbelr
houses, therefore, do not enjoy some
vU-w of the water and of the opposite
shore, rsi-ely more than a mile or two
a way The gardens of tbe houses are
ars-iirdiugly luld out with reference to
I host views and are determined In
.Vim: i;;. !. v; ii" if ilu- III','..
mi which they lie They are terraces
that Is. one or many according to the
size of the garden. Serllmer's.
He Wouldn't Respond.
When Joaquin Miller's play. "The
Panlte-s." was pr-sliia-ed for the tlrst
time the piny caught tbe crowd's fancy,
anil at the end of the Hecond Hct there
were great mills frniii the audience for
Author, mitlmrr
flie iiiuuiiuer looked around for Mil ;
ler. hut I'onlil not find him tie set
several of Iris assistants . all over t
tbe:iter lo bunt Miller up and br .
nlui licfu-t- the foot lights to sdi j
l!i i-'umirnns nndleni e
a: ei sume time sHnt In searchlnk '
Mill.-! !im siued sitting among tbe
rr.vil way up In the gallery, where
iif 'tills of "Author!" were most nu
iiermis l'n lelii asked to go down
-mil address Hie audience. Miller refus
ed, saying that wild horses couldn't
!niu bliu down there. New York Sun. ,
BUSINESS MEN are the
"-Minute Men" of to-day.
They keep their engage
ments on the minute and meas
ure their time by a
WALTHAM WATCH
The Waltham is the most de
endable of time-pieces. That is
why we make it our leader and
why
'it's Time You Owned a Wollham."
We have wide uortment of Wat
tbam Watchce at a wide price
ranre in thin model: plain and
iancy cases. See tu about Wal
tham to-day.
WALTHAM, ELGIN, HOWARD AND HAM
ILTON LADIES AND GENTS' WATCHES
LARGEST SELECTIONS IN EASTERN OREGON
AT EASTERN CATALOGUE PRICES.
WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
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Old Floors Made Like New
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It is the suns only. rival yet, unlike the sun, it is
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