Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1919)
SUNDAY morxi 'II- ' ' "" :0. OCTOHFK THE SUNDAY MORNING- 0 D S E R V E 1? THREE 4 "V t . . . . . MN.WlAL sfli '!' W 15ASKBAl.li Knormoim The Rattletnike'i Rattle. The ruttle of Oie ratllesnnko Is ito- Domcitlc CM Distinct Specie. The l.'-'vpllan at seemed ti have "French Leave." TM expression rosa In the enriy c.ns of MiKH-j- I'nltl 1j . vp!iim1 from the sIiTkIp cnnlrnl scale ' B0" 'j'1 to I""1'"- f Mi"! l'-0 I port of tin- eiiihteemh centui0ihr.iuii or epuicrinnt sp:ne,ohlcli In mnal "".-.. ..i ,.i ,m- uuinwur nit, ooin on i certain nuost', e the .lot of l-'runco . nperiaiiMs n.iij Di.lrOlit, il to ee l)."(rs o a o i snakes forms the Intermit tegument of I ai''lS",t "f "K tnperlnB tf'enud sir.e, the tall. The hone on which thereof : " "rs Jsnl iiuil: rity to ,fl,i o nonwstlc oaf. CIIiCA0O Oct. 4- .Vh.-Mo'he world f the mltle rests consists of tho"mt (ricj moans in doit rs n.cl cor.U ' cutldnl vertebra unit l to Hin Ujih'ill r,-ii-ln. V,Q.- . AM,, M.I,.t. I i - ' "' i t : ' J i. K- a-IMWMH Willi II IB lllf IH'KII1II1'0' uiiiillfioil by the 'in Pr that ratfle In young rattlesnakes.0 of tho Read me Rate recutita lor such com"'. I playd under tlioOjurisdirtlnn cm thej "Nature's Unchangfrio Rule. National to :iibsu:n i'; ifuli ifj. Latent genius Is hut n presumption. 1inu,vesivo tnt.3 of more tJ.Tin ' EiorhliiK thnt enn he In bound to 600,000. N'otwlrtistnndlnir rcoe.it rt- ,lr'e 1,1,0 Mwr. and what never comes narks to thernntrary it Is doubtfu. j "'.o bc'rfig is nothing. Ainiel. . If bin league baseball wmuM have: mounted; to its linrjirs' position without (he aid of the World S'ries ' Iteeelpts Shutv Approval ' Tito, battle for tile ch.ni;;,nifl-.:;i Is flio logical climax f r o:-.ch sea son's pennant r-.ci and the fad that close to two million spectators huve paid ahivst thie" and a Half million do'lhu's.to viinoM -ucii eon tests places the stamp ol public ap proval n the day heyond eavil. Sltico 1005, vh"n tile N'avional 'Com mission began its piincrviion jr i ho World Scries, fourteen Iir.ve tiveti played end th? Chieyfo Amerieain and Cincinniiti Nailon ii are no-.v enKiiped in a sii-usrulc tor thy fif teenth championship. Ditrins the par.t fourteen season? the attendance tot.illmt l.!'15.49 aud as 78 eamcs were play d In these series th average attenilancu has boon very close to 2T,''miO per game. In the sme perod thc. spectators have paid In at the rate ubout $1.80 each f.?r the privileee of watclilnfr th? play, the niT'ierate pate receipts for t'ne 7.S i-inaes b ini: $:i,'420,720 in round figures, which is nn average of very cle.e to $4-1. 000 per game. Chili (Iwner Heap I'rnfit Further dclvine into the figure: shows that the club owners have pro- j filed to a printer extent than tin players for the suam divided anions; ' the competing clubs and the leacjuei during the pust fouvteen years reach ; es tho pleasing total of . 51.715,700,. while tho baseball w:i vrlors have, col-! lected $1,370,200. The players rop resented tventy-eit;ht clul s or teams ! during these series and even under a. fifty-fifty division or the pool in- 1 stead of the customary sixty and forty split, tho average would have ' been better than ?r;o,uoo per team. While It is almost hrpossible ti. ! ascertain just how many players fig' tired In the division of tho money during the pist fourt-Mi yi-ars a fai; average would be in the neighbor- hood of twontv-Hve per clui). licins; this nveriif'e as a liasis It will b.1 seen that about 7!M1 ph'.yers liave, at one timo or ::rot!ier, shiiit d In rie ; World Series pool. 1'nlll within n. season or two it has been customary for tho winning combination to re colvo tiO iie-cent of the pool nnd the losing team 40 percent. On this ha- i git, come .350 players have received about $2..1a0 as winners and nit equal number $ 1,500 as losnrs. The National Commiss'on's .average pel game approximates fl.Mso. (into llecelp's Slay lie Larger Althougli'it is iiuite likely Hint a newecoid In pate vecelpl- may b cstalilishfd In the nr. sent nine game series it is de-ibtlal if the players' share will equal the record established in 1012 since the new distribution arrimgemetit reiiulre i that one quarter of their pool go I n I - proceeds of Hvo trnuifs Instead of four but that tho deduction of 2i. percent Ol ineir l""i -j moro than eountenuianco me hum from the fifth contest receipts. The club owners' are nlsa . required to share more, lili'rally this s;jfoii with tho other maene.tes of the league than, in past years for they will divide just half of' their portion of the receipts witli the rluhs thai trailed them in t!i pennant r:;eo o( Hut peculiarities which wi re discovered In Its dentition were sullicient to remove IH claim. So It seems best to consider the lieuies tlo cut a distinct species. Net t All a r0d lo-a. . Always speak well of the dead, nnd if you luuv the time you mi:ir speak 1 pood word for Hie living uccatloiin! IJ.Creillt 1,'ist. . not awun' (if the higher iiet:of court) u.v. le.v. jfij; WUI.Olll snyiii good-liy to the lioo, or hostesy. The practice Miread to society In .his count?,?, 'flierefore, If h man left wlithiut sy ins nod-by to l'i InOi, it wo J said h took "rreueh leave." Leonardo's Handwriting. In cfie account of the life of I.eo unrdo il Vltiel we read a eii,ous xory inmur ine grear luau s naiiipweit. To Clean Cejeer. TTnl ln.....H .11 1 l -.11 in h-iii'ii in nill will Teaii copper h .Iters, etc., as well as oxnlle acid will. -loh nrlntlnx. Tho onsei ter, twain 37. It seems that resomhhOl cb;e- aclers In Ilcluew iy Aralile, for he u-ed his left lunid end wrote from right to left of the.l'.e. Inead of from left r! 't, us e do today. I Th Flowing Tide. P NiT one, however treat Ills genius or l.fj-h his poslrlon, Is nll-linpnrtiint to fiV world; ItiOwnrk will go on with out oiiin. There, may be rli?des and ilisturiKinees In th? current Tor a time l'e of ltl Atuel's l-t'1, tt'd, liere- fore, onl he read by lioidlug it up b'.' I'ore ,f lnlrror. tide will soon be llitvltig igi befor Hioh Price Paid for Beeftteak. " The h:oiiest price ever paid for becfntenk ivnt pnffmbly nt CIMe Cltv, Alaska, a "own that Kprnnit up over night ilurlnx the Klnmllke gold exelto nienw The lirst brt'fHteflk to reach wl,?-o he .Itiks out of eight, hut the .'here sohltor if 13 u pound. I-ftery one wauled soino i it, anil no they raf- Th.s truth iViy be pTtliefnl ersomil il.il iiolT lr the benefit of a luispltnl. vanity, Inii it Is ctaifortlni; to cvei. Tiekeli were sold from f C4'u t generous soul that cifies more me! for the iirlvilc;jp gf drawing a otlues thun for iielf, . . slice. Ins tareiHliyl It will bo soon by looking over tho tnMo of payments following Ibis paragraph that the average increase ol' taxation per thousand dollars of assessed valua- tion of property is but a little more than four dollars. -The first year the in crease is but half a mill. The fourth year the increase is hut two mills and the highest point reached is but six and a qua iter mills. Tho roads "will have be gun to pay their way long before the high point lias been reached. Remem ber, the bonds are paid out at the expiration of the t venty-year period. '"While we have twenty years in which to pay for the roads, we have tho use of them from the time of their construction. 1 TABLE OF COST TO ESTIR.E $1,493,000.00 WORTH OF ROAD BONDS FOR UNION COUNTY CARRYING FIVE PER CENT INTEREST. Mills Re- Total amount quired on Amount to be Amount to he to be paid on today's assess- Number paid on prin- paid for inter- principal and men! of . of years Year, 1 cipal. est. interest. $25,000,000 1 ....1921 None 12,500 12,500 0.5 2 1922 ! None 25,000 25,000 1. 3 1923 None 37,500 37,500 1.5 4 ...1924 None 50,0 30 50,000 ' 2. 5 1925 60000 . '62,500 122,500 4.9 6 192G CO.ObQ 7Q,000 131,000 5.275 7 1927 60,000 6000 128,900 5.!5 8 ....1928 . 90,000 J6,000 155,900 . 6.23G 9 1929 90,000 61,500 . 151,400 . 5.056 JO 1930 90,000 . 57,000 146,900- 5.876 11 1931 90,000 52,500 142,400 5,095 12 1932 90,000 48,000 137,500 5.01'j 13 :....1933 90,000 43,500 133,400 5.33G 14 1934 . 110,000 39,000 148,000 c 5.956 15 1935 110,000 33,500 143,400 5.733 16 1936 110,000 23,000 137,900 5.516 17 1937 110,000 22.500 131,900 5.273 18 1938 110,000 17,000 , 126,900 - 5.07G 19 1939 115,000 11.500 126,400 5.056 20 1940 113,000 5,750 120,650 4.823 Totals 1,498,000 814,251'- ' 2,312,250 " 92.4S0. Yearly Average " 74,900 40,712 "" 115,612""" 4.C25r""'" Job Trininig. The CbseAr, af.iitf!7. , WS,J t-.l r.. .VrlBr ..r ,., V I " (jt .;.rti-l. ( 4wll-( Ul:vri:v It. '4' (HA .i.INO H'.lMI I'll l.s, ( , ..j V W. ,lr.l.fk-...1.l1.MAj.Vijt.AU..!.V.rlU'W r SuiD UV SbtCfililS tTOV.KI Sal e Good ITv, S30 and $31 Also 0 I't't'd TEE J. D. LYNCH CO. The saving to automobile ownes alone will more than compensate for the added taxation. The horse-drawn ve-hicles will also come in for their pro portional saving and tho carrying capacity and saving of time are other items to bo considered. A good road is a community economy and a poor road an inexcusable extravagance. - BETTER Life is a '.burden -i-hen tlio body ; is rucked V'ith iaii. Everything worries raid the vfctini b:omes despondent! doWnliecrtivl. To I trir.g beckiKc bi'.i.ci.ie ta'.'a j Tht vitlc:n;il rcncy nf Hol!i?,i;tl for avor TO!) ye;;ru; it h ;in onrmy ol psius r-tu!t!-.i iiuxn kivtiu-v", liv-r arid iti cid iroiit Icti. All ilrurrirt-, t'lrt-t aiics. Look tor iKorinft (! ! M--i.it ,-n tvur box Itnam 17 Jewel Adjusted to Three Positions. In 20-Year ("lold-filled Case, $:V).00. AVe will gnaranloe this watch to give s.ttisfaction. A will Save You Money Siegrist & Go! Largest Jewelry Store in Eastern ' Oregon. OBSERVER A DVB RT SIN (r will brine results. iiiii mio. Inexcnrive Fun. Probably romr'aWne nhont every thing all the tiir.e rt. no real go..d, but II seems to he ti'.wsit "!l,5' wny we cna have any fun at ail and iiil live within cur .-i.-r.ns. 0:ito State lou.tiui. His V!cw. A somev.-hat cytdral uc.riiialr,hinee tells us that the ; . -t of !i:t,.pine: s W not to let your trea'i':'s Imth'-r yon any more than they b-lie r your friends. Boston Trnngcripi. Jewlth ffr.'-':n.'n. The Jewish S: - . :ii nvrir. at sun set on Friday, be"--... the .1 ws, i-;-o the ancient f!rM;k ., - ui their day t eunset .mil ret at Hitiriic, or Inv mcdlntely after miff nl ;lit, ns we do. Who follow the unci, m L. aiuas. .TlieVe arc sor.-.e" prn-tiel "rr.ahc- shifts" for nmclhige. The white of nn iH C(tK will lie ;mnvi g'n-i as froon for sealing letter?. 'An- thcr sei'stltnfe Is n cold belli J po:r ., ri.i-.c.; -for the paper. . With theVi-ce!:!o:.if idn- h t III Slid that to lire-. -a of ca:s Is un l)Cvy. If ti-.e air.:--ts scia'ili. the dreamer inttst la a are of n r!.! in lore. To driti:!. ol cia -!.-! s cut tm-u. disappolutmer.t ovti so; hins. Sought Trcp for Fitcttfcn. 0 TrocIwcli'-r nrt- f'.yl n!.-..mu nr Rges in var!-ii irrt .f ih.' TMtrld. Ac Ctmllns to & p f-:o fS-'O'lu1 tir-i iuihl (ationtt ofnmnK'infJ v, !n (in1 (rMs RKXilnst the niuny rn r ,o)u- f..r)f type fmnn, 9; sn only in t'i Intr period of mnn's prniulJon !hnt too wyii Btrrmr cnongli to hold his own ca ttti giQund. . To K sun now I Women That We Have a Fine Line of Household Equipment- 4 f . 1 ELl'XTRICJRONS liLKCTRIC TOASTERS ELKC.TR1COIM.LLS ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS I ELECTfMO WAFFLE I RONS' 7 TI1FR.M OS BOTTLES ' ALUMINUM JIOTWATIllijT.OTTLKS WE A I J-EV.K R A I ,.U .ri NUM. UNIVERSAL PlRCOLATOl.'S SCTSSOliS KNIVES AND FORKS . K ITCH FN KNI VES . . i'ARJ NO KNIVES LU'rClIFRKNIVl'.S " ' : ; COMMUNITY 5ILVERVYARE aai'o. Qir Prices Are Right ' 1 1 a 0regoaHdw.& Implement Co, ! r a 0 ffi8 m . a 9 e ! 0'o'-.- City Property Six rooiut:, plastered, lot 100x110; price 1300, terms. Four-room house, nicely furnished,' for $2000, terms very easy; bath and toiJct, wired,. Jiouye in(,8plendi(l, .c.mitlition. , ; Tliis,will bear investigation; can be sold without the furniture. " Two acres, just outside city limits; splendid soil, choice fruit trees;; good six-room house, chicken house and park; nice shade trees, water right j pritic $2500. .. . " Modern five-room honsV, -plastered, plumbed, wired, in good condition; price 2l)(H), ternVs '200 ea.h, balaueo like rent. . . Choice five-room home on Adams, large lot 55x135, nice lawr y. e.ll built house, street, imprAvenient i 11 paid. A seven-room house; fireuihice, uragt', nice lawn and shad trees; modern, in good locatiiBi; price $3500, terms. Large seven-room house, nVar high school, lot! 20x110; fruit trees; modern,, well built homo Ku2800, terms. Modern bo nie, with good plumbing; fire place, built-in cafe, book cases, and'Cbina closet, stationary washtubs iu basement; house has just been painted. Investigate, this. ' cmuEY REAL ESTATE LA GRANDE, OREGON I 1 o 111. ili,i!i!' tion, a collection of the very newest creations in WE CITEE, lor your inflection, ladies Novelty Footwear. CIIOF3 that will stand the acid test in durability and still assure the wearer ofthc l.tcst in Authentii: Styles. '. IKCLUr'.rr), in our now complci: stock for Fall, you will find--' Mane nil ra-evehisive .designs in patent "leather combinations, m Imttou and l.lee. e.l , Dr. blacks, Ali'ican browns and "Liberty" greys, shown in high eurv- Is all I lieal comfortable, incd'ilim heel I A hev; ; I'eai'l C I . I ' I J Spats Spats --S ucnl. ftf jf iirti-en button, 'no buckle, glove-ff Spats (Tttiiig siiiits8in Tauiie, . - i i l 9 a (hit fv- -y, i';iMuai'i i astorar ...s. .- .,...... yopv ;,'S Your Lciihli iflsuraiice. Keep your Iet dry. Don't court the Our slock is cMniilete &r men "M'onu it and cliildri'ii. 0 La "ir.inde's Psnl' F.i'lusiveSlH Store. .hen'cb.'Sboe.Co; o "It Ftys to rtronlzs, the Specialty Maij." ass O" -o-o -o-o TT o o o o o e oo e a . o
