La Grande evening observer., July 01, 1913, Image 7

TUESDAY, JULY 1,1913.
; LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
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borders and linings everything in tlx
newest designs in , Wall Papers art
bere in the most artistic patterns and
most popular colorings. We are show
ing a particularly handsome line of
f parlor and drawing room papers th
kind that rill please the mseriminat-.
!rag housewife of artistic tastes. The
(qualities are high but the prices are
.exceedingly reasonable.
1709 Sixth St.
Phoac Red "
and science institute and the Good
win intsitute, Memphis.' ;
In eight months last winter he was'
idle 21 evening including Sundays;
the balance of the, time he was on the
speaker's platform and E. H. Griggs
alone has more lecture dates than Mr.
directly upon art, travel, science and
the history of human civilization. A
list of the colleges and schools at
which Mr. Baumgardt has lectured
would be voluminous indeed, ' and it
would not be confined to America
alone, for Mr. Baumgardt is abroad
a part of every year.
Astronomy Speech Fine. ,
"An Evening With the Stars,"' is
one feature lecture. .
No pains have, been spared to make
this lecture an intellectual and artis
tic treat The stereopticon views are
from celestial pegatives obtained
principally at the Yerkes and Lick ob-
more yet' For the rulers of Russia
and Great Britain were here as guests
at the marriage of the kaiser's vi'y
daughter to tho von of his bitterest
German enemy. The bitterest en ray
himself came to the wuiding, enterhg
Berlin for the tirsc time since his fath
er's kingdom was ttolen by Bismnick,
..0 the brideeroon una but recently
tt.' the oatl c." allegian.i. t )'"
sia and had been appointed an officer
in a famous regiment of husBars. All
these things, of course, may have just
hannenod jp. Hit to believe this is to
Baumgardt
? "The slides that come at the close l 8ervatories by world renowned astron-
of my lecture tonight, are the veryomer8
latest things from the heavens and; in this lecture are shown the most
marvelous in the photographic wonderful pictures of the moon and
I shall show these pictures and
are
line.
bring a message about the stars that
every, layman can: understand,"' said
the savant today. He has 56 lectures
covering science, travel, men of prom'
of all of the planets in their respect
ive orders and distances from the
sun. The strange satellite systems
of Jupiter and Saturn are dealt with
in detail. Comets, double, triple and
quadruple stars, mysterious and fan-
inence in the world's history and oth uMe nebnlae, those chaotic, primor-
related subjects, and two of these will
be given here with prologues. -!!See
America first" , ". . .. -''
Mr. Baumgardt is himself a scien
tist of -note, and is ex-president of
the Southern California. Academy of
Sciences. His entire series of lec
tures comprise something like one
hundred in number, all of which bear
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deal beginnings of other solar sys
tems,: clusters and congeries ot stars
situated on the very confiner'of the
creation, r toake i-this a scientific mas
terpieces.', At one time no less than
one hundred and fifty thousand stars
are shown upon the screem, all suns
which in all probability, are surround
ed with retinues ofjtlanets and satel
lites similar to our own. . ,
"The Fjords of Norway, Majestic
Land of the Midnight Sun," is his lee-'
ture tomorrow night.
' His lecture on Norway is founded
on intimate acquaintance with the
land and its interesting people. He
speaks the language and visits the
country annually. The lecture is in
tended to give a thorough understand
ing of Norway and the Norwegians;
the dramas of Ibsen and the poetry
of Bjornson: , the music of. Greig.
Kjerulf and Sinding; the influence of
environment upon a people who have
lived in isolation for fifteen hundred
years; the life of the fishing-folk of
the Lofoten Islands; the harnessing
of the sublime waterfalls, without
marring their beauty ; the -, Gothen
bursr system for controlling the 11
eruor traffic: the Lapps and their
strange customs; the status of Nor
wesrian women and the results of em
igration upon a sparsely populated
and extremely poor land.
"See America First."
This most interesting series of
views showing some of the most re
markable American scenery will be
shown if desired, as a prologue. In
cluded are views of the Yellowstone
National park, the Yosemite, the
Grand Canvon of the Colora, and
California.
YOUNG OFFICERS FRET
: (Continued rrom Page One.)
war lord. M-e-j-i-wti's famous song
of 1878 fito iiio cuaa exactly:
"We don't want to rigl.t, but, by Ji:i-
go! if ws. dv,
"We've got u.e aius, we've got the
men, we've got the money, too."
; There may be other men, in Ger
many who see as clearly as William
II what a calamity an European war
would be, but these others are not men
who feel themselves divinely called to
rule over the destinies of a people and
answerable before the judgment seat
for their conduct. William does feel
himself thus called. Not much has
been heard of the divine right of kings
since the famous Konigsberg speech
of three or four years ago, but there
is no reason to believe that the kaiser
has changed his attitude, or that he
considers himself in any other light
than as a ruler divinely sent to guide
his people and bound to render an ac
.count of his stewardship at the last
great day.
There is need in Germany today of
clear-headed statesmanship tempered
with a feeling of responsibility. The
empire is not well off in the matter of
statesmen. In fact, the kaiser is Ger
many's only real statesman today.
The truth might as well be admitted,
for nobody who has followed recent
events is ignorant of the situation. It
is not so long since the chancellor
stood up in the Reichstag and told the
members that the peril of Slav domi
nation menaced the nation, it was
not so long before that that there was
a recrudescence of anglophobism in
the land. Russia and Great Britain
these were the two enemies of the fu
ture, the implacable opponents and
evil wishers of the empire. The czar
of Russia and the king of Great Brit
ain have just returned home after a
visit in Berlin, which, so far as one
outside the charmed circle of royally
could judge, was one of unusual cor
diality and was marked by an appar
ently genuine and amiable exchange
of courtesies between the kaiser and
his two reputed enemies.
That is of significance, but there is
train the doctrine of probabilities,
They happened'' so because -; a clear,
headed ruler planned them to happen.
And this clear headed ruler, according
to the 'impression' which! is growing,'
planned all these things in the inter
ests "of peac ' ' :
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