La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 10, 1913, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, MAY 10, 1313. h GRANDE EVENING-OBSERVER, PAGE SEVEN UltlM POPULAR ST0R;-THEfiR0.F(10M mm ALLEN'S t0OT-EASE m I the drunkard the and the onan who craves rough, strong, high-proof whiskey. ' . Cyrus Noble mild pur W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., General Agents v Portland, Oregon . W. J. VAN SCHUYVER & CO. General Agents ' Portland, Ore I The UnitedStat I Stands among the foremost in the state in pro portionate increases since YOUR ATTENTION is called to the following compara tive statement: Commenced business Total resources April 4, 1909....... -jfliSfpxiM Total resources April 4, -1910 ... Total resources April 4, 1911........... Total resources April 4, 1912 Total resources April 4, 1913 ... N. K. WEST, President i ,. WM. MILLER, Vice President T. J. SCROGGIN, CaWr. v. , ' , H. E. COOLIDGE, Asst. Cashier. ' . Board of Directors. N. K. West, Wm. Miller, T. J. Scroggln, H. E. Coolidge, A. T. Hill, C. T. Bacoa, J..F. Oonley, J. L CavJnees, Judge J.-C. Henry. ,-,,, . wen ah a lumber company Go to The Valley Forge for first class Horseeboeing and Gneral Blackamithkig. All work guaranteed strictly first class. Cramer & Blurt n "" 1428 Jeffersen Ave. ' heavy , drinker, its organization January 11, 1909. 1 386,064.59 f ................... 393,220.22 1 ...... 526,454.82 -....... .:.. 560,074.34 I LUMBER WILL NEVER BE :. CHEAPER. than new. As you know, the lumber fit for milling is getting scarcer every year. Then why not begjn building now and take advantage of the present ntr ket? Later nyou will regret it. We have full supplies for high-grade lumber for both ex terior and interior construction. I ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD i $5.50 PER WEEK . ! ; '. . , and up HOTEL GLASS W. W. GLASS, Proprietor 1444 Madison St. La Craad CIRCUS DAY DIB If fAil MAY 29 TO BE FIRST CIRCUS - DAY OF THE YEAR. Sells-FIoto Coming With New Stunts and New Features. During their engagement here on Thursday, , May 29th, the manage ment of the Eells-Floto circus will present the greatest band of Highland Pipers in the world, known to fame as the Royal Scotch Kilties of Toronto, Canada. . . , These men will appear both in' the parade and. at regular performances in the kilts and tartans of their clans, and will bring with .them the mem ories of the . gallant battles, werein the ' Highlander has. contributed to history since time began. ' At the regular performances, the Royal Kilties will appear, giving con certs, with the Pipes and drums, folk lore songs and the various dances so dear to the heart of every Scotchman. There will be no extra charge for this; their number being part of the regular performance." Let it .not be forgotten that the Sells-Floto people still adhere to their cut-rate policy in price the admission to the whole entertainment being 25 cents. THE GREAT PYRAMIDS. Methode of Building and Wonderful Aeouraoy of Measurement. Herodotus thus describes the build ing of the pyramid of Cheops, and bis deductions are probably os correct as those of any archaeologist of today, for the modem investigators have bad to depend very much on the ancients for their Interpretations of inscriptions. etc.: "This pyramid was first built In the form of. a .flight of steps. After the workmen had completed the pyramid In this form they raised the other tones by means of mnchlnes, mnde of short beams, fromvthe ground to the first tier of atens.' After the stone was placed there it was raised to the sec ond tier by another machine, for there Were ns many .machines as there were tiers of steps, or perhaps the same ma chine, if It was easily moved. ; The highest part of the pyramid was tnus finlfhefl. fin!t,.ihe,jacle.-a'i0ialiy5.lt One of the thrilling moments in the g reat pastoral weW'fa'kefi' "next.' alKI.tue TiTtTSSt 'part, that nearest tlie earth, was taken last." One, tliinjr that lias lieen especially noted in the pyramids is the wniirlcrful accuracy of measurement. In !.' ' 'eat pyramid of Gizeli the four s w . a mean error of only six-tent inch and twelve seconds In nu.- nuu; a perfect square. The construction of this pyramid is thought to have em ployed 100.000 men for thirty years or more, probably half a century. Atlan ta Constitution fW- Aosn of Life. ' ",v Doo Wiley he unys 'nlnoiy-three Cnn be attainod i,y you and me. .That we err pi! o nil over lime By dolnn wl-iln thlnps. ' , Its, buts ard a: ih. one understands, Mupt h" rf.t rd fr arre d:r,mnds The U:ht of hmn v.-iich takes a lir.rt .' In f?!:.--; ...;.d flinss- But dw.- - - " '' . Onn gains tfceit e:i: m 'o .n I' If that's !.ot. t.un Y.U- ..i:!i' . The Joys feu- KtU:U nvn I- :. f For litre, you yet k- i.i cty-ilnce Mean full four tumd.ed, . oiiVi uetee. We crowd and push with scch a rush That time Just multiplies.'' 'Jcrc'f rrri'inoht for who Is bent On city r.tf. 'Tita not intent . To help purloin the crimpling coin ; (. Nor modern methods knife, : . But to Obtain a noted sain Of years, albeit ones of pain, - HfiOone iriay squeeze years In with K And thurwlse add to life. New York Trlbuiu MoPUments Concrete Blocks , Made in. La Grande ' LATEST DESIGNS Best Building Material : Made in La Grande . KflOWTI E. C. DAVIS Cor G,eenwood & S Ave. La Grande. OXYACETELYNE WELDING .... ".,"''; :- ' ; ';' ,We are welders of Cast Iron, Iron, Steel, Brass, Aluminum, and other metals, by the dry acetelyne welding process. Don't SCRAP yeur broken castings. . - .' Save the Pieces We Weld Them An up to date repair shop, equipped with new machines. : McKimm & Company Baker, Oregon. ' . 4, S drama, "Freckles." "Freckles" a dramatization of one of the most widely read books in the past decade', by Gene Stratton-Porter, isannounced for May 20, at the Stew ard. ' I-. ..f : '.:'. ""' "' . From literarjr standards there have been fek greater pastoral : stories written. That it has been marvelbus ly popular is attested by the fact that over a million persons have read it. When one has read the story, there is always a desire to see it played; to see the characters in real life, and this is undoubtedly the most import ant reason for the success of "Freck '.2s" as a drama. Durmg its trial ' ix formanco last season it drew ree- ord breaking audiences, and with -r.animou8 acclaim the prophecy went forth that is success as a - drama would equal its unqualified success as a novel. On regular tour this 'season, with a complete scenic equipment and a 'stronger company of, artists, it is playing to. capacity audiences every where. - Under the management of D. L. Martin, and direction of A. G. Lela mater, known from coast to coast' as producers of nothing .-but clean, healthy dramatic attractions, this lit erary hit is making theatrical history. ;, Phone 24. GENERAL REPAIRING. . . Tto Antiseptic powdtr (kknMa Lugghoen-Tlw Maiidard i 4jr tor Mm lct lor a aaarin- rndirv. .lo.ono testimonials. Wa twervmbtrr. Mr, Sample THKM.. Addr?i Allen 8. OUnited. 1-p; N JU Tkc Maa w(K put thm K.K m. Im Jg K M.. , .- . '.' ; . . -i ' WANT i ADS BRING RESULTS FT WANTED Partner in greenhouse business. : Mora business ;.haa f can successfully handle alone. For particulars apply at greonUor.be. JL B. Cherry. .' - " 4-U-f. WANTED Students at Nortfc Western ' School of. Chiropractic, ' No. 4, Depot St., Phone Red 17SL, Ask for Annual Announcement FOR SALE Household furnitare. Room 9, Lewis BJdg. ' i 5-33tff FOR .SALE Team, good hoiw. weight about 2,000. 1208 Firat Sfc. '.'''.,.::..'.'. 4-16-tf FOR SALE Twelve bags of Earir Ohio potatoes. Table size, care fully sorted, keut for seed. Forty cents, bags returned.' rFaxraeat . 27x1, , ..'-,' ,v:(' FOR SALE 4 room hose and 60 foot ' ; lot, a bargain, and terms. Edw. W. Kemmerer, 2004 Adams Ave. FOR SALE Early Ohio seed potat'oat La Grande Investment Co, 4-U-t' FOR SALE ;About 700 sq-iaro piefc. , ets, 46 inches long, 1 cent ' -eack Also ' . 'gasoline sprnyV.g wtfft cheap. Come and ' see.' . Geo. 3. Wegener. 804 4th St. 5-64 FOB. SALE Early Rose ' seed pota " toes. ' Also ' do garden .'plowiae. 1 rics: T.ee G21. A, G. .Hcraiaa. r 48-lmo. ':. - FOR RENT Two mcdarn - 'f ronl rooms, one private entrance, 14HS Monroe.' ""',"."" See Wheelwright about your crete work. Call Observer. 4-T-W STRAYED Out of Lovely's pastnr, dark brown mare, U over invert! T brand on left shoulder. Wire co on right front foot above hoof. Ra- . turn to Mrs.'Walmer, N. Spruce St or phone Red 201. ; 5-7-ff FOR RENT 'Nicely furnished' singia room. Phone Black 822. . 5-&-C FOR SALE New 1913 Ford aula alt. discount. Address M, care Obes ver. . . 'S-IHa SEED POTATOES 20 cents extra smooth Burbank, at pit 11 miles south of Alicel. Postoffieat box 487, La Grande. TEAMS WANTED By Combs Lwav ber Co. Wages $6.0 yer Jkcf. Phone Farmers, 1002, X. FOR SALE! Furniture complete far four rooms, .almost new. Pharaa Black 1491. &-m ' The Duiuth man who, in a -iiarrtB with his wife, was hit in 'the 'Sam with a pie, may have received ! Imp just deserts. . ' - ' FOR SALE-Cheap by owner, tnfc six room plastered house and house hold goods, one-half block agTodi, plenty fruit. Inquire at 1101 W Ave., between 5th anB'Bth strerfa. 5-9-lm-p Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications, ' as they canaf liacl) the diseased portion of the ore There is only one way to cure deatmut, and that Is by constitutional remntfv.. Deafness la caused by an Inflamed 'da tlon of the mucous lining of the BXi chlan Tube. When this tube is lnl!ic you have a tuiribllng sound or ImpurlMf hearing, and when It is rntiroly "'fcl.. Deafness Is the result, flnd unless '! 1 nammntlon can be taken ont a tube restored to Us normal ronuiij hearing wilt bo destroyed forevrr: cases out of tch are caused by iCatBrrV which Is nothing,. but an Inflamed .so t:n of the mucous surfaces. We will IT One llan4rfl Dollan tTwj PeatBesa fcansotl hj catarrh) thairannot bAcnraaar UaUaCataxiac -.io. Bend lot circulars, t tvo. F. i en 1UIBT, ft tX 'JUedo. OMa. , BoM by Drolu, T6e. Take Hall (maul? rills foi ooartlpaUoa.