La Grande evening observer., July 28, 1913, Image 5

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MERR Y 'S
The House of Comfort
n cPIS"ic "J Une""K"'"-. . Moore, Umatilla; W.'t. Mnrelock, E1-, ........
On Sunday. August 3rd. thr will ; j A ' ' . -"----
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be a big picnic at-Linebarger's park IZZ V, ' c i'0
Ladd Canyon, for the general public. tered at . Foley S!nday'
; j Rht Drugs j Right Service RiigKTrfceT'i
u.iuCToivii, suuii.9 &u cents; ennaren
fret. Music by Duhlstrom's orchestra.
; . Adv. 7-28 8-1.
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' Ray 'Bartholomew and a partv
frends went to, Minam yesterday on a !
fA J .
There need never be any question as to where to buy your family 1 1
dregs, for you can always be sure of reliable goods and service and !
reasrnable prices if you get them, here." Welds.- -i- '
Order now for .' Fall delivery, Mrs.
O. C. Combs, Corsetiere, 1503 7th St.
Phone Plack 1971. American Queen
Corset, 'Sanitary firons; Adv.
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Miss Victoria Wcllman, tf Baker, J
is visiting at the home of Mr. and i
05. .tv.it claims, but we can and do protect the interests cf our'
customers m every way. ' ; . :.
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: . OUR rRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT
is especially worthy of your patronage; all preriptions compounded
by a graduate pharmacist of long experience . , , .
Mrs. Bruce Dennis for several days
B. B. Nutter the painter, was taken
to the hospital this morning with' a'!
Take no chances", have an expert do
very painful fractured knee .
your concrete work. See John'Oberir.
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1807 X. 4 Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wj -ht and'
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The Three Musical
V' Talking and
"THe Penalty of Crime"
Lubifl, Two Parts. A Very Sensational and Effect
ive Offering., ,.
i "Twin Brothers"
1 Strong Edison' Drama
Double Biograph Comedy
$ 8(5''?SS!S?$$i'S
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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Hill's Drug store
Adv.
flevelops f ilma
7-15 tf r
4 HAIR DRESSING, riiariifttVil'ig hair
(roods, weaving. Rhwia Pierce, Sa-
' Voy hotel. Phone Red 1091. Adv.
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. S i THR jPIRELLA COfvSET.
."- : CorseiSer Mrs. Laura B. Jackson,
i&)8 FTrst St., Phone Red 1311.- Adv.
? ' eat, clean, extra well constructed
terick chimneys built by John Oberg,
' '1807 X. Adv.
Cummings & Black
FANCY AND STAPLE GR
CERIES; ALSO . tftZ'
Martini itome-
Maite Candy
, y Don't swat tbjat t
Use TVjtlefobt
' patch the y :the
germs
l)ouWfe Sheets.
JporSale-by-'
PATTlSON
BROTHERS
GROCERY
Phone Main 80
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Millers in a' Singing,
Novelty Act
Auto Service.
We have .large and small cars for
hire. Careful drivers. Prices vary
reasonaole. ' '
. LEIGHTON'S GARAGE.
Adv. 7-22 tf. Phone Main 737
' Prof. Benedetti's nusic. studio at
IC04 Washington street, will take a
reasonable number of pupils. Phone
P.ed 3091. Adv. 7-1 tf.
WANTED Sewing by the day. Can
do any kind. Mis. Nash. Fhoe
Red 1022. - 7-22 lme ; Adv.
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All things ElectricLa Grande
Electric Co., Foley Hotel Bldg. Black
3141. Adv. 7-28 13t.
Moder Dressmakmc 'inn now '..
had in La Gianue. Slghteen years in
ladies' xcfoisive tailoring establish
ment. 'CaU 1302i O Street. Work!
rdnteei. Adv. 5-23-
Cherry Pickers Wanted. CaH 706
for particu?ars. Adv. ?-2 tf
We pay best price Jo Second Sffnd
.Furniture. Dyaia' fjirniture, 'Store
next to Geddes' Fhone 5. i&bl. Adv.
if you want to. mild Vomethsng
good it pays you to see 'Sohn Oberg,
1807 X Av BuildingB, 'Valks, bridges,
tanks nnVthihi. 'Ml "cheapest" but
best Permanently located here. Adv.
Let us de''op your films
Hill's .
Drue- Stor Adv. 7-22 tf.
hRAND
UNION
TEAS AND COFFEES.
You can get a better grade of
Teas and Coffees for the money
than elsewhere, and Tickets on
all Grand Union Goods.
A full line of Groceries 'always
on hand.
Grand Union
Tea Store
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.Mrv'aaa,ot wanowa, ana mrs. r uuum vl "'
New Second
Hand Store
New and 'Secdnd-Hand Clothes
Boots alid Shoes
bought and
sold; also Shoe Repairing done
on short notice.
H. CAREV, Prop
209 Fir St ...
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Cemer'as, just what you need avd all
camera supplies at Silverthorn's Fam-
trug. etore. Adv. 7-21 tf.
- Auto' Service. ' ' . ...
We have large and small cars for
hire. Careful drivers. Prices very
reasonable. '
LEIGHTON'S GARAGE. - :
Adv. ' 7-22 ii.
High Cost of Living Solved.
Buy groceries direct from whole
saler. Fraiiijis "G. Cavers, Foley ho -
roi. urn up or write. .Adv. 7rl 1m
Mrs. E. L Evan. Piano Teacher
Thorough. instruction in artistislagents
Piano Playing and Harmony. . Modern
methods used. Studio 1008 Third St.
Phone Black 881. Adv. G-l-lf
HR. II. !S. BIHMVVrOX. m-ntlst Ui
fice over Sherry's theatre. : Adv.
Ask' about the No. 1-A - Folding
Ansco Camera. Hill's Drug Store.
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' RITTER.
The photographer in your town. 11-ltf
Adv
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, Having just installed an Enlarging -
camera, we wouia ue pleased to have.
you bring us your print thayt)u may
want enlarged at a small tost. We
also do all kinds of finishing and de
veloping on short notice and reason
able ' prices, at' Silverthorn's family
Drug store. . Adv. 6-20 lm
' Auto Service.
We have large and sma.ll ears f or
hire. Careful drivers. Prices verv
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- ' " LEIGHTON'S GARAGE.
An 7-22 tf. Phone Main 737
Henceforth the Bussey taxi and
buss line will have quarters at the,
Foley hotel. Phone Main 191. Tv,r
and night. . Adv.
; A camera that gives good satisf ac-'
tion for f 2.00 to $10.00. or wee, if you i
wish-, t Silverthorn's
Fam'ily 1
Siett. Adv
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PERSONALS.
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Uiauau,
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Mr. and MVS. "Flam Gebharl We
in the citv oft business.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Mil-kelson,, of
Butte, Montana, left for their home
this morning after spending some time
visiting with relatives in this city.
Frank iPhy, who was operated on
last Monday, at the Sacred Hsatt hos
pital in Spokane, is now reported as
out of danger, and doing nicely.
Miss Eua Hand, who has been vis
iting with her cousin, wliss Runa Ba
con for the past few weeks, left for
her home in Portland this morning.
Joe Waddell, Baker; H. D. Newkirk,
Seattle; Elk Adams, Elgin; John Mar-
Un,l fa rv- ITninn. Flmmii Allen.
Baker; and G. Shelton, Elgin, were
registered at' the Sommer yesterday.
Mm. Albert Hunter returned from
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North Powder this morning and was
accompanied by Mrs. White and baby,
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John Baker and wife, Joseph; E. O.
Makin and wife, Joseph; C. Wilson and:
' t wife, Walla Walla; L. Couch, Wallowa;
j e" OOODurn, wanowa; . t,. oatnus.
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I vvaiiowa; ij. u. aiKivay, uaiwi, tic
registered t the Savoy on Sunday.
Ethel 3tchell, Wallowa; C. B. Pad -
dock, Portland; Mrs. Frank Smith and , GRAN DUNION TEA CO.,
Miss MortenBe Smith, Elgin; EdgarAdv. ' 7-28 pt.
daughter Ethel, and May Neill, are yis-
in Elgin" todav.
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I. E. Dj Zudell, who was operated on
at the Grande Ronde hospital last Fri
day, is resting well and apparently
will soon be all right again. .:.
M'S. Oscar Hoppei arrived from
Boise Saturday verv ill and immiHi-
Phone Main 737jr.tely was taken to the Grande Rondo
hospital. - . ' . .: ;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keeney and' son
have returned from Seattle and other
80und points, where Mr.
Keeney has
been in attendance at the annual meet-
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President and Mrs. Kerr, of O. A.
C, who have been visiting with their
daughter, Mrs! Ralph Reynolds of this
city, leave tonight for 'their home in
Corvallis. ' This evening they are being
entertained at the A. S. Geddes home
with an informal dinner. Mr. and
Mrs: Geddes and Mr'.' and Mrs. Kerr
were schoolmates years ago
Rebels Reported Routed.
Mexico City, July 28.. A wireless
to Monclova says that 700 rebels are
killed and 1000 wounded as the result-
'of an eitrht hhnr hnftlo Kat on,UJ
1 e,8nt "our battle that ended yes,
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Maas of the cavalry it is declared I return to France. She says that she
completely routed the rebels. The'w.as nearly run down by Napoleon
federal loss is not estimated. 'f& I
The battle started when the fedor- Mrs. Vidietzky came to America af
als surprised the rebels and captured ter the death of her last husband
30 cannon and took many prisoners. wnen she was 99 years old. She made
Thw ,un v.; i r ! the voyage in the Bteerago. She was
i L Z C 6 w ' "iolul"
in the Store houFe. . .'
The rebels said that there was a '
condition of utter demoralization scat-If
tered over a wide area with the vic
torious federals in pursuit.
Spoiled Hay Is Valuable.
Attention has recently been called
by the Oregon Agricultural college to
tVp f"f that many farmers who are
so unfortunate as to have hay injured
or Snoiled bv rain are makinc the ims-
ta)je of either burning it in the fields
it to rot in piles.. It is
stated that spoiled clover o ralfalfal
hay
is worth 5&.50 to f 10 per ton as I
fertilizer if eyenly sOfead over tho.i
fields and, plowd under, and that 6V- J
$ 1 ery ton so worle(' int0 soi' '.
.'is afipr6ximately worth font tons of
fesn manure, a xon w ciover nay ,t
'contains 40 pounds of nitrogen, 5
pounds of phosphorus and 30 pounds
potash, whiA. if purchased in the
' open market would cost the farmer
DOUt -. na as coiver auu vB
V.eld.ne aoout L -i ions per acre
this season, me plowing unaer 01 w
spoiled nay aaas a lerunzer vaiue i
Rot-less than $25 to each acre.
Another Battle Reported.
Eagle Pass, Texas, July 28. Con
firmation of the reports that Mexican
constitutionalists captured the town
of Panluis Potesi. a city of 80,000 pop
ulation near Mexico City, were
brought to the city today by refugees.
They say the battle Taged tvo days,
100 soldiers on eash side were killed.
An army of 4000 rebels is expoct
oA to -Hack Salitillo this week, then
the entire force will concentrate in a
j single army to attack the capital
More F'zhting Reported.
Rplerade. Julv tS. The Servian
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war office issued a statement today
hiring at tn Bulgarians had
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FOR SALE Bound Bald Barley hay.
Phone Farm, 73, C. D. Huffman.
Adv. 7-28 Ct.
NOTICE.
All bills due the Grand Union Tea
company must be pbid to Mrs. Stella
,E Rippley, or through ber order only.
Red Cross
Woman Leaves 200 Descendants. .
Philadelphia, July 28. Philadelphia
today challenged the country 'to pre
sent a "parallel to the case of its old
est woman inhabitant who .dtet. re
cently at the. age of 109 y;a.r. Mrs,
lreda Vidiotzky, Mrs, yidloteky jiagJ
never been sck ined "a'nd'iie.diwij, v
without enduring any suffering. Her J
c-reat grandsons to'diiv hresenrdll hvi'
uj ui.y uui.iiurRius waicn uruvo
beyond any i doubt th,at their grand
mpiner was juy years of age. So far
as is known she'-was the only person
living., who had personnl recollection
of Napoleon Bonaparte. '
According to her great grandson
Philip Norminsky, 830 Pearco street,
at whose home she died, more than 200
direct descendants, including several
children, eleven grand children .and
seventy-four great grand children in
na;imut!K,y Buys vnerc are enree
children, twelve grand children and
at least ten great grand children liv
"iff in xvussia.
Mrs. Vidietzky was born at Shem-
ingov, Russia, in
gf ,her ParJ
1804. At six years
parents went to live at
omoiensK, a small town irom tne out-
Bkirts of which ghe watched the re.
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uun(t suiuiera oi iMapoieon on tneir
himself, on horseback, when she' ran
married four times, having divorced
her first three husbands. The ao-nd
wrmcn lin to the dav of her death
'"ed her great grand daughter- in-i
this countfy today are mourning herlcamo to America and often expressed;
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DEFINITIONS
HELL: P:r!:u.
Three telephone systems in'a town. - ,' .
PURG AT OR Y:
Two telephone systems. i! rp ' " ,
P A RAD IS El i
One Good Telephone System.
j j"" ELBERT HUBBARD 1
i The Excelsior Reels
Others Stop to Catch Their Breath
The Excelsior is the fastest stock Motorcycle in the world. It has
a certain "snap" -and pwich" that just carries its riders in perfect
safety to easy victory.
The best part of 'it all is that the EXCELSIOR "always makes
good." You can depend upon thai absolutely and positively. No other
machine has a ehow -when the Giant-powered "Ex" is on the entries. We
back up our statements with pictoriul 'proof and uncontrovertible facts
The records below are of the races held at Portland, Ore. Tliey are
metre than cut and dried figures. Please note thte interesting facts:
'In 'Race No. 6 the winning "Ex" was a special strin-ed stock. Mo
tor made 5 miles in 4:40 from a standing start.
The fastest mile was reeled off in 51 seconds flat. This machine
was used by Mr. L. C. Rose, president of the Excelsior Motorcycle Co.,
Inc., of Portland, Oregon, 'for 17,000 miles, and has never received the
slightest bit Of repairs outside of two new piston rings two days before
the race.
The '5 mile professional 4 Ii. P, ported race was won by Mr. Sim
mons, a 180 pound man, on an "Ex" which ran f8,000 miles in actual
service for he Portland R. L. & Power Company. And so it goes. Be
hind each "individual Ex" victory is a bit of interesting history.
SIX "FIRSTS," ONE "SECOND" OUT OF SEVEN RACES.
Three Miles, 61:00, Ported Excelsior first, second and third, time, 2:381
Five miles, 30:50, ported, Excelsior first, Time, 5:00.
Five miles, 61:00, stripped stock, Excelsior first, time, 4:40.
Four miles, 30:50, stripped stock, Excelsior firBt, time, 4:18.
Five miles, 61 :00, stock, Excelsior first and second, time, 4:40.
Five miles, 30:50, ported, Excelsior second, time, 5:07.
Three miles, 61:00, ported, Excelsior first and third, time, 2:34,
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IV. M. ADAIR, Agent -
Drug Store
Vacuum
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Russian and Hebrew with the aid of
glusscs and her hearing was excellent.
Up to , two years ago she had11 lost
none of her teeth. She learned to
spenk English fairly well after t she.
a Wish to live until Pennnvlvanin:
granted women the vole. '
Foley Grill
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off the Miles while
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