La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 19, 1915, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1915. Vk GRANDE EVENING OLIVER SECOIIOKI: on ran SIGH SCHOOL AND ; SHOPMEN WILL CONTEST, Esciting Contest is Expected When Second Group Play. j.4.4.4.4. '. J SPECIAL TRAIN TO BALL- t t, . GAME. . " . J. : MnniWv eveninjr the M. 4 I. A. will run a special train to 4 i Union when tne weal cnamps r play the Union club .team. The 4 tmki will leave here at 6:30 4 with 11.00. round-trip price. Kit U expected that fully 300 will 4 4 o to eee this pre-eminently 4 banner event of the eason in 4 . - .... . . . a w . -h basketball, , lor tnougn u t 4. Grande beat Union here by .J. malt urnraj tha advantages are -K entirely with Union on the now 4 4 famous slippery Uajion floor. 4 t Union will give a dance for the 4" visitors after te :game.. 4 44 '. ' Tomorrow nitfht the second chap ter in the history of the Amateur Basketball league in this city will be scrolled at the high school gymna sium, ' The shopmen and the high school quintet are to mix. ; Waldo Geddes, mentor of the shopmen, ad mits his team is largely made up of recruits, though some, of , them .are .shifty athletes who have played the game elsewhere with good' results, Crawley, a member of the shopteam, .formerly played with the high school, The high school five has been in one game this year and demonstrated that the old pep is there stHl, al . though new men are in the team. The game is called for 8 o'clock sharp, and Williamson and Spiker are booked as referee and umpire, respec- tively. V; 'Strong : letters of protest against , passage of the new game code law, by which the moneys received from licenses will be' thrown into the gen eral fund of the state and the game department be financed with a lump sum fro mthe legislature, have been ; sent to Union, county legislators at Salem. ' Some are not eo greatly op posed to changing the nature of the commission1 the proposed Schtrbel MB Teihvving all commissioners -and leaving the sole power of the gamo - administration in the hands of , the governor and two wardens; it is not that as much which Union county . urportsmen object to as it is the mon ey question.': Letters and telegrams will be flooding the delegation at Sa lem from now on until it becomes known that each man there is going to protect the interests of the game license moneys. ' Pendleton, Jan. 18. Aroused by the : "bill introduced in, the legislature last - week to abolish, the. state fish and game commission, members '. of . the Umatilla County Fish '& Game asso- , ciation and other feport lovers held a . mass meeting in this city yesterday afternoon and voted unanimously to use every influence in their power to block the proposed legislation. , The abolishment of the commission plan of protecting -and propagating the wild game of the state would be step backward in the opinion of the local sportsmen. After much discus sion they voted to present their pro test to the members of the Umatilla county delegation and other legisla. tors with whom individual members ana acquaintance! and urge them to retain the present system. They are also addressing communications to other game organizations of this district urging them , to take a stand against the bill. Skin Sufferers-Read! W want all skin sufferers who have unerea lor many years the tortures of dlseaae and who have sought medical aid -ju vain, to reaa tnia. .,- - -a -. We, na old estahllshed druggists of una community, wian to recommend to ?-ou a product that has (riven many re lief and may mean the end of your .wuny. -ino proauct is a tmicl, simple -uash, not a patent medicine concocted of v.-.ilous worthliws drupe, but a scientific compound made of well known antiseptic ingredients - It is made in the D.D.D. laboratories ot rhlcairo and la culled tha PreaorlptloB (or Boama - This Is a doctor's special prescription -re that bw eCecleU uiuy woDdertul -cures, RILL'S ' DROti Just Arrived 1915 MAXWELL "25" COME AND SEE IT LEIGHTON'S . GARAGE KIYAXE AFTER A KATCH. Jspsnata JIuiitoM KsH y ill '-Wreath Anybody. Turro Mlyake. who calls himself the JlnJltHU champion ox the world, tat in New York und Has challenged anybody to a content, and be offers to make a side bet of any sum tliat tu other fel low waota to wage. Aa Mlyake la said, to na.. brought about $123400 from Eoglaud with alia, be baa the money to buck his challenge. Ulyaka besides being a Jiujitso ex pert has a knowledge of catcb-ns-catcU can ' wrestltnav : itud be - Include tbitt form of endeavor In bis cQullauge. ? Uo recently, took uu George liotiiner, agreeing to throw the middleweight champion three times In ho . hour. -...4,--i-r.' m j'syi& : i I j 1 A i ::T- ' - M 1 Photo by American Frs Awooiauun. : ' 1 TABBO lUfAKB. jrCJITSC UP EST. . . Bothner, who baa no eqiml xs a scien tific wrestler, got the fourth full of bis third of a century as a wrestler when Mlyake threw him In a trifle more than twenty-two . minutes. Then Hothner surprised bis antagonist , by assuming toe offensive, and after eight tnlnutes he threw the sturdy Jap, thus winning the match ' It was easy to see that Miynke's knowledge of wrestling did not put him in Bothner's class. When Bothuer got bis ' famous scissors . hold on the Jap the result was Inevitable, for no man, no matter what his strength' or weight hus ever escaped a fall when Bothner got that bold. ; With . more : knowledge of catch-as- catch-can wrestling the ' knowledge that will come with experience Mi yoke will be a formidable rival for the best wrestlers in the game. '' Cost 38.60 to Crosi Continent. A trip across the continent attend ed by many exciting experiences, has just been completed In f.os Angeles by . W. nnd J. W. Logan of Tlffln. O., who drove a small cur through to the const In the face of the worst weather and road conditions of- the year. The entire expenditure by the Logans on their trip was $38.00. . This amount es tablished a precedent In economy that will doubtless bold as' a record for some time. So repairs of any kind were required along the road, and as the car was left In the open each night tap garage expense was a negligible quantity. - Read tha advertisements. ; The efteot of D. D. D. is to sooths In stantly, as soon as applied; then It pene trates the pores, destroys and throws off all disease terms and leaves the akin clean and healthy. ' We are so confident ofNhe marvelous power of D.D.D. that-we have taken advantase of the manufacturers guar antee, to offer yon a full-slee bottle on trial. You are to judge the merits of the remedy In your own particular ease. If It doesn't help yon. It costs you nothing. P. D. T). Soup is made of -the same healinu tngrodienta Ark us about it. STORK PRIZES 1U G UP FOR S VALUABLE GIFTS TO BE DISTRI BUTED. Five Regular and One Special Reward . . Provided For. Manv elegant prises lie in wait in the office of. Secretary Wensel to be carried off next - January by those who give -close attention, to slay in? certain carniverous birds magpies and crows. During the past years it has been the practice of a few to give handsome prises for those who slew the greatest number of such birds, but the coming year the rewards are to be all the greater. Following are the various prices which have been hung up for 1915: First prize Automatic shell vest Presented by W. H. Bohnenkarap A Co. - Second priie Dickinson hunting knife and sheath Presented by F. L. Lilly, .hardware. Third prize Seventy-five Winches- tar shotgun shells, 12 gauge Present ed by The Golden Rule Co. Fourth Prize Five, hundred; 22 caliber shells (shorts.) Presented by T. L. Fisher, Novelty Store. - Fifth prize Franco Electric Flash Light-Presentod by Bert Hughes, spouting goods. Special prize One box of ' cigars for magpie with longest beak. Giv. by P. A. Foley. T (Continued from Page 2.) , Oscar Anderson, do , . ......... 1.70 ?IW5 d0 ll J. L. Courtney, do . ; . , . . , , . . . 1.70 Fred Amet, do 1.70 Horace Kimberline, do .3.70 Walter M.k Pierce, do . . . ..... . 2.70 Joseph Sims, do 2.70 Harvey Stanaberry, do ...,.... 2.70 Harry E. Bryant, do , 1.70 A. C. Williams,. J. P. fees; State . ' y3. Curtiingharn r, , . .' . , , , 6.96 I. W. , Faulk, Coht I P, Court - State vs. Cunning'haJtt ,,,. 16.70 L. P. Derby, drawing J. P. jury list Union district . . . .-. ..... 3.00 It. F. Davis, do 3.00 W. A. Maxwell, do . . . , . , . . . . . ' 3.00 U. FV Weiss, drawing J. P. jury ' list,' Elgin district ....... 3.00 Jesse Crum, do 3.00 J. C. Christiansen, do . , . 3.00 A. C . Williams, drawing J. . P. jury list La Grancte district 8.00 C. J. Black, do 8.00 J. R.. Oliver, do 3.00 L. P. Derby, J. P. fee3, State vs. Kelson et al 8.70 J. C. Crawford, Const. J. P. Crt. - State vs. Nelson et al ...... . 10.Z0 Hattie M. Carroll, witness J. P. Crt. State vs. Nelson et al 1.70 James Carroll, do . . . , ; 1.70 Fred Carroll, do 1.70 C. W. Wright, Const. J. P.- Crt. State Vs. Nelson et al . . ... .31.30 U. F. Weiss,-J. P. fees State vs. Goyen ...... ; 5.10 1.90 1.50 1.50 3.00 J. C. Christianson,' Const. J. P. Court State vs. Goyen ...... A. . I. Rogers,- wit. . J. P. Court State vs.: Goyen ........ . . J. J. Witty, do Arthur Hallgarth, election pudge Elgin No. 3, precinct ........ Win. Fine, do 3.00 Harry Hug, do 3.00 E. ' O. : Willson, -election clerk, Elgin No. 3 precinct 3.00 Earl Chandler, do ............ 3.00 W. M. Morelock, do . ..... 3.00 W. R. Gekeler, election judge La Grande No. 6 precinct. . . , 4.50 Geo. O. Gekeler, do , 4.50 Geo. W. Robertson, do . '. . . ... . 4.50 Geo. W. Robertson, do. . ...... 4.50 W. O. Sherwood, election clerk. La Grande No. 6 precinct ... 4.50 J. J.; Golden, do 4.50 Dexter Eaton, do ..... ... . . . . . .4.50 O. T. Severs, election judge Cove 1 No. 2 precinct 3.40 Samuel G. White, do 3.40 Jennie. B. Corpe, do ............ 3.40 Bessie M. stackland, election clerk Cove No. 2 orecinct. . . . 3.40 Thos. G. Shores, do '. . . . . ...... 3.40 Mildred E. McCall. do......... 3.40 Goodnough ft Son, making elec tion booths 6.00 F. D. Haisten, election supplies 2.00 La Grande Electric Co., do 10.62 Lee Humphrey, registering vot- -ers ... .. . 7.70 A. E. Lsanbert, do 7.00 Dunham Wright, hall rent Nov. election 750 August Hug, Sheriff's expense. .50.60 August Hug, Expense in arrest xwts . , . ..... ... .......... .48.35 Ed. Wright, Expense attending Clerk's convention - 22.00 Edl Wright, -freight .and . ex- press ........... 1.27 H. ft M. Ribbon and Carbon Co., ' office supplies ............. 4.00 Hattie McMurray, work in as- sessor8 office ...... i . . .61.50 Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, traveling ex- . pense . . ; t f..... ...... .50.00 Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, stamps, etc. 8.34 Eileen Pea re. work . in school snot's office ...25.00 John R. Towner, assisting in teachers exams. 9.00 C A. Galloway, Commissioner's fees ; 52.60 J. F. Hutchinson, do 8.20 W. J. Townlev. do 23.20 Geo. T. Cochran, premium on .official bonds .50.00 La Grande Investment Cov do '139.00 Home IivJ.- To). - Co. telephone rent 38.W Western Union TeL Co., tale-- grams 9.67 K E.. Bragg, stamped envelopes 52.48 Bushonc ft Co.. office sunolies. .30.00 Glass ft. Prudhonana Co.,. mdse as . per. bills .... ,. , . . . . ..... 156.90 1 V. 8.- Ivanhoe, services of Depy. , Dist Atty. , . i .. .... . .. 107.15 E, O. Republican, printing .... .45.66 Elgin Recorder, db' ... . .. . . . , ; 5.00 la Grande Observer, do ....... 91.10 Noitfc Powder News, do ; 6.00 Boys ft Girls Aid Society, al- loiwance .-. . , . . . ., . .10.00 I. W. Faulk, Const, foes, Hoop- : er Imiuest - 4 JO H. Boch. supplies for jail .....26.40 August Hug, supplies for pria- oners -. . .. .... . 7.10 August Hug, meals for prison- ' era ., .m.bo Bay ft Zwiefel, plumbing at ; - court house .... .i,.'. 6.00 J. G. Durst, do ... . . . ,. . . r. . . . 3.30 T. W. DeBorde, services as jan itor .60.00 E. O. Light ft Power Co., lights as per bill ;39.75 E. 0. Co-Operative Tel. A8n, Phone rent Nov. and Dec...,. 8.00 Joseph Tunrbow, hauling garb age from Court House. ...... 2.00 J. C Henry, supplies for poor farm ..... ... . ....... . . .27.76 Clyde L. Kiddie, do . 66.90 La Grande Meat Co., do .......31.40 Pioneer Flouring Mill Co., do.. 70 Joe Smith, Supt Poor Farm. . .65.00 Tillie Pfel, work at poor farm. .20.00 taty urocery st Bakery vo., gro- -j - ceries Mays family . . ..:... 6.05 E, Damon, wood for Mrs, Horn- ' beck : S.o0 Grande Ronde Hospital, hospital fees .......................213.00 Goodnough M. A S. Co., - sup plies for Powell et al iv.in Grande Ronde Meat Co., sup-. plies for Powell. ............ 8.60 Geibel's Dept Store, supplies for indi (rents v , . . . . . .... . . . . . . 8.00 J. H. Henderson, funeral expens- : en Powell 25.00 J. C. Henry, supplies for indl- gents 53.10 Jersey Dairy, supplies .for Mrs. Hombeck .................... 3.25 E, G. Kirby, professional ser- -' La Grande Meat Co supplies for M ' . . . . . vices, foweii , .... . . .mj.uu r 50 Lottie Lewis, nursing Mrs. M. S. Zweifel . ; 180 00 Mrs. Abbie Mavf ield. care of Cy Powell ..................... 5,00 W. E. McClure ft Co.. supplies for Mrs. Hornbeck 7.00 R. Jj. Newlin. house rent Mrs Hornbeck 21.00 Pattison Bros., supplies for , Scott ft Watson . . . : . . . :. ... . , 10.00 Marv Raima, nursing Mrs. Work - man '.' 6.00 Sonuner Hotel, board and room : - for Nesbit '. 6.35 Silverthorn's Drug Store, drugs 1 for indigents ...... v.....;. 48.85 J. ,G.' SnodgraSfi, ' gitMerits for Watson family': . , . . i . . ... . . , '. 5t70 Bertha M. Alford widow's pen- ; aion i...... 11.63 Martha B. Ackley, do 17.60 Hattie M. Brown, do .19.18 Mary H. Bean, do ... . ,t 12.60 fotie . Burnett, do ...... ...17.50 Ellsa Carroll, to ..........,,,,10.00 Oret C. Combs, do',. , . ..... ,,',10.00 Luella Castle, do .... . , . . 10.00 Marv A. Clere. do . . i ........ .10.00 Mary Cronen. do ........... .10.00 Oma Oullen, do , ; . . . ' . . .'. .... .23.00 Lou Dawson, do . . ;.. ; . . . i". . 10.00 Nettie Dallen, do , . , . . . ; i, . 10.00 Rosella Decious, do .,,.25.50 Anna Donovan; do '.'. .,, '. '. ...., 40.00 Minnie Dray, do . . ' . -. . . . . . 10.00 Mary Fitzgerald, do . . . .... . ..82J Lena Groupe, do . . ..... . . i .17.50 Belle-' Huntley, do ... .82.50 Anna W. Heughan, do 17.60 Aueu8ta C. Johnson, do , . '. . . V .10.00 Cecil Jones, do v i ; . ; ; . . '; . ; . ..! , 10.00 Damietta Kiridredj do .. 85 Lucy Knight, do , , ..... .. . . .40.00 Mvrtle Losran. do. i .... .20.50 Alice M. Lemon, do i v .. 11.63 Margaret M. . Miller, do i ....... 17,50 Nellie M. Martin, do .... i ... . . 40.00 Eliza E. McLaren, do . . . . . . . . .32.50 Sarah Nash, do ........... ....25.00 Ada Olson, do . . . .25.00 Nettie Rich, do ..... . . . . . . ... 10.00 Mary S. Smith, do ......".....25.00 Laurene J. Tiffany, do ........ 10.00 Phebe Wilson, do 4.00 F. E. Stirwell. witness State VS. Wateon 2.20 Dan PhilliDS. do ............. . 2.70 John Thompson, 'do.'..;. 2.70 Frank Stilwell db , V . . .-. . . . V . . 2.20 Ohas. McCrary, do ..... . . . . . . 2.20 INDIGENT SOLDIERS FUND. 1. 1 W. Faulk, relief for W. F. Burnett ............. i ...... 4.90 David Lynd, relief for Asa Bills 75.00 William Stoop, relief for Jack son . Lewis .50.00 ,f , ROAD FUND. S. L. Brooks, freight on culverts 8.43 Bolton & Bodmer Jo,, supplies for roads ....18.85 J. M. Choate, do 1.00 J. W. Hill, do ... . . . . . . .90 A. B. Hudelson ft Son, do ..... 5.40 Imbler Lumber Co., do i ....... L50 Fred Mires, work in R. D. 1. . . 7.00 Michell Hdwe, Co., supplies for roads 4.45 W. -E. McClure ft Co., coal for road) roller 9.30 Wm. Wigglesworth, work in R. ' D. 1 ...18.00 Frank Wiglesworth, do .. ..... .25.00 W. W. Langford, worn in K. D. 2 ... 7... ............. ..16J50 Ed. Lee, do ....v.;.......,.. . 20 I. C. Kennedy, work in R. D. 8. .22.50 John Perry, work in R. D. 3. .. 2.60 J. L. Woodell, work in R. D. 7 1155 C. G. Day, work on county roads 11.85 T. J. Martin, do .11.86 List of proceedings had by Comity Commissioners January term, 1915: In , the matter of the monthly re port of County Treasurer. Approved. In the matter of tne monthly state- ! nvnt of County Clerfc of scalp bounty 1 warrants issued. Ammrved. - In the matter of the monthly al- 'lowance to various indigent persons. A Home Will have a tupply in a few dayo and vould lilic :'-.!, i'J ' ' ' - V :;':. your order. Phone 43 " J. G. Snodgrass Grcccr Pkone-Uain 43 Service Quality County Clerk directed to issue war- rants on General Fund as . follows Alfred Banks, $10.00; Thos. W. Cur rey, f 10,00; Ella Collins, f 10.00 Ul rich Fisher $10.00) F. E. Gobls $10.00; Mrs, BUderbrandt, $12.50; Row Horn, beck, $16.00; Edward Jarvey, $10.00; Martha E. Love,' $10.00; ' Laura E. Morris, $12.60; Miltls McLachlen, $10.00; Mrs. Ole Olson, $7.60; Ellen A, Parmer, $10.00; D. W. Souder, $15.00; Qara Series, $10.00; Mrs. J. 0. Sage, $10.00; Lucy Shnonton $8.00; Samuel Steson, $10.00; J, F. Williams, $12.50; "Mary Weaver,' $10.00; ' Mrs. Robt. Wilkinson, $10.00; Olive Wal lace, $15.00; Mrs. Glennie Wortman, $7.50. Clerk also directed to issue warrant on Indigent Soldiers Fund! for $10.00 in favor of A. E. Flower. . In the matter of the application of Ida S." Alden for county aid. Denied. In the matter of the application of Minnie S. Zweifel for county aid. De hied. In the matter of the application of Emma Allen for county aid. Appli- IHf s5? 4? s5? s5? is? 4 HtJ? 4? 4? ! COAL! COAL! COAL! That Good Clean Utah Coal, Order it From Snook & Stiles, Produce Co. J Phone Main 706 Jt ELECTRIC LIGHTS WERE A NECESSITY. ALL OTHER METHODS OF CREAT ING ARTIFICIAL light were unsatisfactory. Candles . wer dim and unreliable; gas, dirty and dangerous; kero-. sent, dull, smoky, odorous and also dangerous to health i . . and property. When elctric lights were introduced there was but one drawback. They cost considerably more than other lights. This objection has been overcome and elec trie lights are now the most economical as well as aha most satisfactory light. .. V" Eastern Oregon light & Power Co. ; TelephoneMain 34 rr-. m I .1 'iX Prcte Honest Prict cation granted and County Clerk di rected to issue warrant on general , fund of the aounty to favor of J. C. Henry for transportation for said Km ' ma Auen to moerux, Aruona, ' ti .".' .:: -Hr'-: ,f: v';";-':';M'-te';;?5,; : In tha matter of if application of Mrs. Jane Watson i for county aid..; .Denied, ' t . , ." In the matter of tha application of, Mrs, J. J. Mays for county aM. Da- : niad. IN the matter..of tha application of Mrs. Sidney Griffith for ounty ' aid. : Application granted and County Clerk directed to issue warrant on the gen eral fund nf (ha Mimtir SIO aa ...... a , i . al. .'.'.... a a ' monthry until the further orders of the court. In the matter of the application Of Mary M. Warf ield for county aid. Continued. . In the matter of the proposed ' '" (Continnxt on Page 6.) INVENTED TO SUPPLY a x. i a-saV