La Grande evening observer., May 13, 1913, Image 8

TUBBaWr, MAT tSf J913
raKS&E?T LK GRANDE EVENING O
Iff
ITS HEIGHT
SUES CITY
UOAU f CUlf . - ' I
BID . ASTER
I Kayser's GloveSjl
if
MAKE A HIT!
That's what
SHOES
are doina making a hit
with everybody who wears
them, and they will make a
hit with you if but given a
chance. -
A GREAT VARIETY
of styles to choose from all
sizes to fit you correctly.
Daltons Cash
Store
" Where Cash Beats
Credit
When you want good
SERVICE, CALL
MSJBJSJHB12Ki!
JONES
Transfer Co
Larre Wajron - Gt
Hones . Careful Met
LTHE ABSTRACT &
5TXTLKCO.
" La Grjusae, Ore,
Owners of a complet
and jp-to-tate set oi.
AWtnfts of Union
Ocunty, Oregon. 'All
giarantked. Give
us a trial.
i
C M LOCKWOOD, MgT
OSice in Foley Bldg.
Oo r Tbe Tailey Forte f-r
ciaaa H-waesh.-tt ai.4
work pearactnel Vict':? f.rrt
Cnuaer &. Blurtcn
ln IWTcrsM Ave,
, Notice te CaatU-acKra.
Kotit b keiry prw tAt S4ta1ed,
farvpoeals wv3 W rertred Vy Qiasa-j
ry E. Btrntin. ardkit-vt, St FoJryi
tmjSxrx. p t $ 50 v ia, Tseaday.
4.r ay 11, 15"1V for ti rnr.rtroc-
f a fratae mrk-fceefr W;tainwn '" rK 1
Sar k,afi3 fxai. U Cnx6
.j.
AND BARLEY SEED
LONE STAB.
AT
Personal Mention and News Item
From Lone Star District.
i Lone Star. Ore.. May 13. D. M.
McDonald finished seeding 160 acres
of oats last week ind has a large
tract rwady for barley, and E. J. Con
rad finished seeding 35 acres of bar
ley Wednesday.
Mrs. J. E. Zweif el and daughter,
Lois, is x-isiting with her parents for
a few days. .
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. MeClure and
Chas. Squire were in the city Satur
day.1 ' ;
Mr. James McKenxie is painting his
fine farm house.
G. I. Wade and children were visi
tors at the MeClur farm Saturday.
WANTED To rent furnished house
by May 18, no children. Phone
Black 3471. 5-12-2t
MAT FROLIC SURE
Will Be Held. Rain or Shine, Tomor
row Afternoon at 4 :30 o" clock.
The May Pole frolic, under the di
rection of the girls' athletic depart
ment, scheduled for last Friday af
ternoon and postponed from time to
time, will be held tomorrow, rain Or
shine. If it rains it will be held in
the gymns'ara- The number of
dances and participants are: . ,
Figure march with garlands.
Crowning of Miss Blanche Black as
May Queen.
May Quean Revels ......... .Trollen
(Swedish Folk Dance)
Highland Schottische (Scotch)
Winding the May Pole i
Irish Lilt
Ace of Diaiaonds(DanLsh Folk Dance)
Weaving of Streamers in a Quadrille
KefessionaL .
Tickets for adulU will be 25 cents '
OATS
and for children 15 cent. Tickets Mi?iu "1 "IT
sale by any gym girl. In this anlcW lth N-en estaWto4
Those who are to take part m uie)ltul( Khr. u tb. oceoaanc of
dance are: J
May Queen Blanche Black )
Maid of Honor Mattie Schofield
Attendants Eva Cotner, Helen Mc
Donald.
Canopy-Bearers Clara Lambert,
Mary Groupe, j
Dancers Loelete King, Minna Ash,
Gladys Black, Wilma Blyscwv
Stela Bodmer, Mildred Bush, Lor-i
ene Edgar, Waynee Garrick, Yerda:
Graham, Lila Hamilton, Locile Jor-S
ria, Anna McKay, Isabella Miller, i
Malel Oesterling. Mildred OHwy
Edna Perryman, Blanche Tea ij man,;
Violet Ru, Bessy Stoddard, On-!
eive Stoddard. Nellie Story, Grace,
Thompson, Hatd Yotmg, and Ma-
bel Gibson.
The little Misses Myrtle Black and
Irma Stoddard wiH art as pape.
-Pal) ataft
rtra tbe Brhb-a. the LoodontBrKiA.
st i aTd tte ipsr pncaD-c-iati
of Tafi Mall" The IHU iiaB
5;tv has paMb-bed coror Jetter !
a tr wibject a froa lytlenJeraoa j
(Dwst. hetBe in Wirt as fallows: u
TfaUy J ix ec4. Deem to mner Cuo-h
hr.iJie raE osed. to be raiB
MaKW v Tawl MawV" Both areproh
14j ln.-rY. t etymoJocVcijJ- I bad aa
utt cTiiidmi9bcr, one of tbe old achooL ,
Were she Sre tday she wemll t
atwoi Q sse always of tt aa
TVU Mell' Brt. the, fba preserved j
r i... ,.i r..i I
H.m fb a Urh-k f.v teat I
fc .
. v,ni.r ., ..-.v T,u rr.. J
aCerTxtVaa cm t part. Aaybw, aha
; resJed tf-n inervsjjt ty brtst
1 bow be fVil kB'"vk a frost dr.
J The oWI ilirr pmOst U soatbera
; Ccrvf. sod a trt.cr tmc tewspc
' reaches ae frMa VetA. a vtst.i.
ter a RrS:i Tr5Mit as a pet.
! k4 brMi ar jiod To pmeiutde
' abort ibe rcv rI- rtea trr raw
i f!y weet it (t-A te dy re
ceoiUy ft h;mi.W w -r.ai3nitii t
', a alrtlWa ro. aud was prwnmJn
Shot by tia Re mhsif-nt'y
as a v?ive! etT the pw
that be tfcme!t w ad i'
there was a ?tuz '. s-
hMinehotd. N .,;.- ,.f ihtvm
Gnek ad JJai ww:-. n.t ki
tt prrrwJj d -i tt-
foreboded deaf . tni'
Ore-!"" w'
jajC larfaata-I' l.ajwa. .
PROF. BEN EDETTI WILL MANIP-
, ULATE BATON.
Ciaeinoatti Musician of Much Exper
ience to Lire Here. .
Prof. L Benedetti, of Cincinnati is
here to assume the? leadership of the
La Grande community band and will
incidentally become a regular instruc
tor of music in this city. The band
found in Prof. Benedetti the man the
management believes is extremely
well qualified for the position.
The professor's musical career is.
of the best For three years he was i
substitute leader of rope s band ana
for one season was with the John
Webber band of Cincinnati ana one
season with Ferrue's band at Chicago.
Mr. Benedetti takes chanr a
band reconstructed and" rebuilt It ia
the object of the present organiza
tion to be a community band and only
when indivduals or individual" organi-
cations ask for the music-will charges
be asked for thr services and' only;
to reimburse the- players for ttnver
lost That the band will prosper ana (
beocme immensely popular under
such a policy is generally eonceeea
' First Use of t&w Dollar Mario
The earliest knowa occurrence of tbo
t la print U In na American arnJt.
medc, Cbauncey Lac's "American Ac
eomptant," publish! to 1TJT at Lan
singburg. .This fast was pointed wt
in 1S. A recent writer again calls
attenUon to this arithmetic and thm.
with sweet simplicity ef mind, (oa
rers the idea I to. tki pubUcattoBv
constitutes the troe orisia of the-- Aje
Ur mark. By this- nratni short rut
be saved himself toe- drudgery oi a
research which. labour case-, has ex
tended over severafc ywrs. After J8
the symbol beeaa b be- ased freely'.
29. ISM. Willi,. m Av Washinetot wr I
. ,w M- .w 3
i. k '
io ana uk- w,mic. a
to the sis H Gye WA-
the Spanish aboreriaCMCi ps ft "pe-
os, that the cfcaag- rrrvtn the- floces-
ps to about UTi by
Enxnsh-Amerlt.'asi wte came in bast-
ness relations wjO Sprnkh AroeTirans
asd that toe r!H printetk $ Arte
Kk to the tr.t. Trofsscvr Fto
rbn Cajori In. Popotor Science Montkly.
Finis Hr Statu a.
A rtenchwoiuaa. wtm 5 wealt&y and
wrt Lts a svxbs entertaier of
artiwif. fnlk. tkas herself some- ambi
tion t shine- as an awalear 9calptor.
A Parts paper fees rck nw this, clever
woman anped to have a of
wort acefiM hy an art Jury. Oc
day ne- airised a ' master sculptor to j
dlanvr. Aftre the ds$eft she said
care-)silF: CYie d. see my UttJe j
fienre It i cot eome faise up to
my Idea."
Tbey. pa!sediBt tbe atUer, wbera
the scalptor ir a few reparatory
tonctes t the ficare.
Saj daya. later she tavited another
calptor to duinKv Aeta tbe atelier
waa vtaitvd. "Xt had; not at all bad.
a&d tfcis artist, and cearasly ear
tlae SxorVa few sefol toocbes. After
vtl aeaores of this kind tbe cood
ashamed proudly to a-
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wn. dsdlanapolis News.
Strenvaws Chivalry.
It la compiaoed that modern eoadl-
wns "'a cniTauy w
ases." Bat mediaevat tates
roaanoea show what taut chivalry
reUy wa. Wife bftias was a m-
lDriJ,'a P
of thoae
kavtrbts and eest)Bea wbnse ralla&try
owe pocvroa.-in. toe iwvum
ia ToBT-lAadry la his twok of tvu-
se-is to b.is datxrhters trl thea tbe
t nrr. tf a womaa whs ased to contra
did ber hoftbaad la pebSc Om day.
iher espoctatiitc la vaia, be knock
ed brr dowa, thea Urted ber face aad
tjvke ber .ise. "Aad so," cotDutoats
the pood chevalier., "she was dlsU
sred for life, atrd Uics, tkrvwifh ber SI
bebartar acd tiad temper, she had her
m apafted. whlrh was a treat mi
fnrrone to ber " Bnt a ward b said
abort the fcnsbasds brstaitty.
No OiaarSafiiwrt.
That ber tw raalmothera did sk4
hod qrrrlte tite same place la ber esbsem
waa tndlcated by MUdr, a Uttie nrt
of e&cbt years. af!r be ha3 beard tb
Tory of Little Bed lUA'tjt Bied.
h, dear er Md Madred. 1 Jost
watdat md tt te bare lay Graad-
KIKmi Bye eitee Vf ty a wjlf. sd
I-exaia tiarauy taid tt te bave asy
Uraodmtmttta Tortxr earea cp hy
ner1 tTeaoaa s Home Coa&t&loa.
JBIaek Cotton Glove, all
sizes and made jut as
well as any glove. This
is a , i"-
KAYSER
o
75c
Black or white Lisle,
long length, 16 but
tons. A glove or
hard wear. It s a
. KAYSER
All Sflk, 16 button
longthr double finger
tips, Black, white,
gra3 tan or navy.
The best selling
KAYSER
i
Ton hav steply "ft hand K
To thm busy auto- ba fit.
' That's U stulia pleaaaat
Wbr w BbS ourselwo ax prtnanL
OavcOamt Flaia Dealer.
There," saM tfss senior partner; I
tUnk t hit's a sod motto for oar new
breakfast food.- 'Mates good red
blood.'
rHle" "T.- r""1"'
"maybe we'd maie a bicw Bit Dj say-
Ing 'bloe btood.--Caaic Standard
m alm9-
There waa a Tmg airt ef St. Croix
TtO in leva with K biwa aaUar boix.
But he saild far away
And to distant CalStay
Wad a moon ejned Ctxnos wuned Saa
Tout.
--UDiulni 8estlBL
Not What Sh Meant,
XZasesvil)e. they tell of a young
wahr wbo, in eoasaliiag a tombstone
sia&er with reference to a monameat
for the deceased, ended the dlscBssloa
with;
-'?. Mr. Joes, ail 1 want to say
te.T My Husband' in aa apiropriat
ptoce."
"Very well, m'an said tbe stono
cattar. When tbe tambstooe wa pot op tbe
widow discovered, to ber amaxemeat.
tftflt apoa It were inscribed these words;
Tb My HtLsbiDd la aa Appropriate,
rHawe," Harper' Staatiae.
Hia ChoioiK .
tf heard aKtt t aaaraas f ;h 4d!kwoTa
and tb iea.
Of course tbr ar tndnstsiova, and at It
oeema. to a
Ty aat Trjr tBarrjL aai'thej aaver-
har saa-h faa;
TMr 4r aia ia kf- ta Calsb, wark.
thajt have aoraa.
TinyT at It wi ariy. aad Xir an
erj late.
A&d Cat tbey aavar dawdla t eaa past-
0ly staoa.
1 thi that the? aoiuije 0goMlTa
tar raaXy UW t-o vark.
And aswhinK. t aa ceraia, ar ftenjtticd
atiia K shirk.
TST Va-va aa wn C tiact ana the?
&mt know kw ts play.
Ttv aeak tor a aatuwnmt. aad tbatr
Bf at duB aaa rrr.
T!TTa haM V aa extoaJaa; ta? rK
taaaa aad aaa-y feoth.
retotatMa'a workewjaa, hot r
rattor ha a akotta.
New Turk TrOna.
A Mean SJat
"My! Myr exclaiaed Mrs. Gad
ahexrt "So tbe story te trao. aad yocr
hvsbaad has really eloped with tia
servaat tirl"
Tea." replied the weeptn wtf.
"aad sbe was tbe best gtrt I ever bad,
too, a perfectly levejy cook and s
Unlet acd respectfal. Dear kuowi
where m evet
ker Fw.
he able to j-et aa-
a ftOev's fewJlnc wwtr
stasA. w Amt aay boory)
a M ears baadstAia H1
attaJcea tiw world ek rrny
TUs erertasttT Tnncnc an tilt tnw
wrrtrr ttmaisdat;
Oe a tt iarka ti tatarwot that K and
a rsnarAay.
Isst w'l trot wff iq kftltant. aad o
"-- .r wrta
Wa c M mr &nttr he scan4 wa
icn5oy wrm.
fjL as ke a aa U
ttawr. he tU i( :
fcv ha Mmr
ts Will.-r.t; fcnt at
rooty (aia
... WlaoaaBia Su.ta Joamai
$1M
Wnite or Black Lisle,
short length, 2 clasps,
reinforced, tips. A per
fect , .
KAYSER
The
Kayser Glove Tips
Outwear the Gloves
The Habitat of Davila.
. Captain C B. StitMnd has written
book about tbe tritee of British East
Africa ha "Tbe Land of!20oj." Refer
ring ro- Mant Kenya, whoxe summit"
wa reached by tbe Mackinder expo
dSriou. he says tlit' the aatires-"b-IWv-e
that tJe upper- slupv are tha
bahltat of dv- tls nnd all kinds of evil
spirit!. I am told that natives who
have returned from the- upper slopes
are not at liberty to spealt about what
tbey have seen. The ide is that they
have been let off by tbe demons of the
Boantaiasv hot If - tbey beast about it
some evit will befall tbemv or tbe evil',
spirits wli avense themselves.
Excited1 Errand " Boy- bursting Into
butcher's sbopi 'Ere, wot ave 1 got
tpr di slri Tve ran ; ihto a cart an
ftd a sp8X an' Mrs. Smiths leg's got
ran ea-eraa spoilt. The bloouilif 'oree
'as pwt Tb foot - on Mis Cartw right's
shonWer. an' a dog's-'ouped it wiv Mia,
Brown's ribs. P.' I. E-
Tmsreea thrills the &v east- air;
Chinamen all cut their hair.
Sow tbey add tha oavel news:
Starase halls are jammed with oucs.
Oeve2und Plain Dealer.
S&frer Is It tree- that Pldgar Is
fUanetally embarrassed?
Didper He Is awfully in debt,, but It
dbesat seem-to-embarrass hlnu New
Tack American.
There was a young man from. Ky.,
With the lediaa was almost too Ly.
j. Wheewer he'd go
Tbey wuW bother him s
By calling hint -maritnr' Red "Dy.
J Indianapolis News.
- 'Tru worse when he wea to Vs.
; ' -"Oh. what ta the world has tot la,r
jHe eril ia dismay
WTaen a hold miss did say,
"Xtee t us la determined to Wa."
2 Boston Transcript,
Mrs. Grammerry Too'll find the
weather lovely and warm la tbe Medi
terraceaa. Mrs. Park I hope, my dear, it wont
be too warm to wear my new set of
Jura. JodL
W wat to pwt th who: world wise
And caln praise as our f . ,
Thafa why w to advertts
Cm acts of chanty.
t2vr Republican.
Knfcker Doat
ws-e?
ra wast a bring
Bocker I waat caore. 1 want one I
eaamirord to d5e on. Xew York Time.
A,!W aftnr tt dwaoe that la nothing.
A Rica, rotrna. jiszaap b::u rraflet
I Tmt as art.ar ail covered witlh arasaa.
A trZTt at extra h&nertaBr
la a rwaia who nrrw will tefl
A4 a tnwk U hasttmr the treetiaf
Xxt rstas SBadeaoiiwDe:
Chlearo Inter Ooxaav
"Ooe oa rwtmmla'! HI show yoa
ome ew stroke.- -Nope. Last Uma
I weiot dad showed me some new onre.
Hoostoa Poat
Mas Ptwaapt and Efficient Cure for
Bad Colds. j
you have a had cold you'
want a remedy tiat will nt only give
rlk. but effect a proir.pt and per- !
manemt cure, a remedy that is plea
sart to Uie, a remedy t.t contains
cjanoas. Chamber Uio's
Black, white,, tan, gray,
navy and brewny all silk
glove, double finger tips
The glove that made ,
KAYSER:
$1M
Black, white or tan
all, silk 12 button
length glove.; Double
finger tips. A rery
popular
KAYSER
Something' extra, sty
lish in 16 button
length. AH silk,, dou
ble tips, silk embroid
eried. Our, finest
KAYSEBT
Coughs Eemsdy assets all these re
quirements,, It acta, oa nature's, plan
relieves , the long. aids ' expeetora-'
tion,. opens- the secretions andi re
stores the system; to-.a healthy con
dition.. This remedy has a worldiwide
sale and. use and caw always be de
pended; upom. Sold: y all dealer.
. Daniels is. Back.
Wajhiugtan, Hay I?. Secretary of
tHe Navy Daniels- returned here today
- a wut vi inspecuon oi navy
yaras. in tne south. It was announced
at th Navr Dtpartftnent today that
Secretary Daniel will shortly make
a statement; regaxdinsj the advisa
bility of reducing the number of navy
yardi
PHara"k Name Befieved Oear.
Springfidct Dl May 13: Whether
additibnal testimony will' be-needed
to clear Lieutenant Governor O'Hara
of charges he was- improperly inti
mate with Mrs. Robinson, which
charges were a sequel tor thtr senate
starv'atioa; probe) will be decided this
afternoon by the senate committee.
The committeemen who are investi
gating O'Hara- meet this- afternoon.
It is not believed they wilt call fur
ther testimony before declaring
O'PTara's reparation unsullied.
Monoplanes Over Alps.
xrt.:: .... . .
uatuustiiinBT id areram sicimne- or
two miles, Oscar Bider, at Swiss asria
tor, monoplan-ed 50 mtfes over the
Alps to Sion. The trip occupied two
hours and 19 minutes
Bider was almost frozen whett t
ascended. '
Cure for Stomadi Disorders. ;
Disorders of the stomach may b
avoided by the use of Chaniherlairt
Tablets. Many remarkable cures
have been effected by these tablets.
Sold by all dealers.
Rheumatism Quickly Cored. '
"My sister's husband had aa at
tack of rheumatism in his arm,"
writes a well known resident of New"
ton, Iowa. "I gave him a bottle of
Chamberlain's Liniment which he ap
plied to his arm and on the next
morning the rheumatism was gone."
For chronic muscular rheumatism yfl
will find nothing better than Cham
berlain's Liniment Sold by all deal
ers. a
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Can at
Cummings & Black
for staple and fancy groceries
and
MARTIN'S
Home Made Candies
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