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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1915)
MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1915. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ;: four. ISA IL -(. rr f CMIh n 1w W A A W m A MOS: rS7 A JLAJULy JlOVll UnULMfE In accord with the season we announce our Big Sale of White Goods including entire stock of Undermuslins, Entire Stock of White Wash Dress Goods, all White Embroid eries, Long Cloths, Nainsooks, India Linens, Bastistes, White Stamped Embroidery Goods Etc. Sale Lasts 1 Week - - Com mencin? Mon. - - June 7 to June 13 White Season Sale Entire Stock UNDERMUSLINS The big feature of the muslin underwear sale is Puritan " Undermuslins. We have a complete stock of them, iu Gowns, Combinations, Corset Cov ers, Drawers, Skills, Prim-ess Slips, etc. Puritan undermuslins show their superiority in their lit and workmanship. They are sized and fitted properly cut full, and skirts and princess slips haiur correctlv. Hie skirts are rut with fitted bands, while most makers cut underskirts on straight lines. .They are also fitted over the hips. A big opportunity for June brides and others who wish to supply their needs at economical prices. Scores of pretty new gowns embroidered gowns, some with lace trimmings, ribbon in sertionsshort sleeves, Jong sleeves, etc., now at 5m, (ioc, 75c. , . ' Puritan Combination Suits perfect fitting, fine materials, of batiste, crepes, muslins, etc., now 75c, $1.00,. $1.30, $1.50, $1.70. White Season Sale Entire Stock EMBROIDERIES The daintiest and most pretty embroideries are here, all widths suitable for dresses, waists and dain ty undergarments. This summer will be the great est white season the country has ever seen. Every fashion magazine says "white" and more "white" for summer wear. For this white season sale we place our entire stock of embroideries at . Special Price Inducements. Every woman who sees them says they the the prettiest they have seen anywhere. Keg. 35c, 50c, (50c, 90c, $1.00 and $1.25 embroideries, reduced to 33c, 45c, 50c, 75c, 85c and $1.05. All narrow embroideries at "White Sale Prices. W,JlJU.IIIIILi'.l.J!gr White Season Sale New Stock WHITE WASH GOODS r J, " - , A stock of white wash dress goods, which in point of economy, variety, newness and previous moderate prices, is the best in La Grande. Yards and yards of new voiles, lace voiles, crepe voiles, oxfords, stripe and checked crepes, Swisses, piques, repps, plisse crepes, white poplins, 'Persian lawns, checked dim ities, India linens, nainsooks, long cloth, organdies, etc. These Special prices is your opportunity feu; saving. See window displavs of white goods. Reg. 20c, 25c, 40c piques at 18c, 22c, 33c. Keg. 15c, 20c, 25c plisse and serpentine crepes, at 12 l-2c, 18c and 22c. Keg. 25c and 30c voiles at 22c and 25c. Keg. 20c and 25c Swisses at 18c and 22c. Keg. 20c and 25c oxfords, now 18c and 25.:. Reg. 25c and 40c crepes, now 20c and 30c. Nainsooks, White Sale Prices 11c, 13c, 17c 22c. Jjong Clotlis, hite Sale Prices, 10c, 13c, 17c, 18c, 22c ' inclia .uncus, White Sale Prices, 8 10c, 13c. 17 1 -2c, 20c and 25c. THE OBSERVER BRUCE DENNIS, Editor and Owner! Entered In the Post Office it U Grande, Oregon, as second class matter. Advertising rates on application. A.I copy for display advertising must reach the office the day before the d appears. Address all communications to HE OBSERVER, 1710 Sixth Street. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Dallv.' mnirlA iAnt - A Daily. Der week 1R- Daily, per month 65c Daily, six months in advance. . .$3.60 Dally, per year in advance. .. .$7.00 Daily, by mail per year, ii. ad vance $4.00 Weekly Observer-Star, per year in advance $1.6f WHY NECESSARY? There is a portion of the beauti ful city purk thnt has u driveway, and there is positively no good reason why vehicles should be run in that portion of the resort Yesterday a small boy riding a bicycle at high speed ran over a little youngster who in the joy of park B porta attempted to cross the drive not seeing the bicycle headed for him. Result! Both children ' injured the little one picked up by his father in a bleeding, battered condi tion and the bicycle rider lying life less on the ground under his machine, later to be resusitated by park vis itors but badly bruised. Suppose it hud been a motorcycle or automobile or a frantic horse that struck the little chan. Thn ntnrv in today's Observer would have been a pun ui one. Why shake hands with death? Whv nermit horses, autos and motorcycles on the drive? Why not let the children know when they enter the playground they are free from danger? Why not let older people know when they cross the viaduct they will not have to be constantly dodging machines ? It would add nnuh to the tilensm-ea of the park if all trnlllc was abolish ed from that nnt-tion nf thn iiroam-ifo 'and might prevent s.mc home being ('raped in mo.miiiiL: for the loss of in niar one. ' Think it over, I"aik Commissioners. ing. This also means that La Grande is alive with machines, j Many machines' means many driv- eis of many different dispositions and temperaments, a great number 'apparently forgetting the little speed j indicator called the speedometer. As a result machines, and esDeciallv motorcycles, fly through the residence section of the city at abnormal speed. I Delivery autos chase through the al leys in delivering goods at terrific J speed. J You can easily guess what this jnieans. Providence has thus far pre-j j vented accidents, but one is very lia ble to occur at .-.ny moment a will be destroyed by fire and collect ing from all their customers funds which will be applied to the relief of losses. Now the farmer ' who holds his grain can insure it against fire by in surance, but he cannot ' insure it against a change of price. Price is bound to fluctuate because the de mand of millions of stomachs is mt- ted airainst the Droduct of millions of hands; the market is a world market, and becomes more sensitive every time a railway is built, a cable laid or ladio" tower erected. If the market igoes up the fanner who holds his Warranty Deed. Conveys Tract Com- nn 9rtA Stroot in" tnwn if W.-L D "der Ore -432 1-2 ft of NW cor of Blk io run then at right angles in a SE direction 180 ft m or 1. to N bank of N P M M Co Mill race then fol the N line of said Mill race in SW .direc 50 ft then run at. ricrht. nntflos in a MWl direc .180 ft m or less to point where it intersects the Smith sierf of onA Ct tnen run in iN ft direc to beg. er" in Elgin.. ' J .. LEGAL NEWS. ;. Conveyances. J. D. McKennon et ux Earl Witney $1 etc warranty deed conveys lot 26 blk 1 Pleasant Hnmn uHH i ., Grande. ' .'. Kate E McWhirtoi- tuirlnu, n a Chadwick et Conveys Com 910 ft North of SW Rudolnhine L Harm wiHnw tn Jnnn cor of SE 1-4 of SE 1.4 nf RE! 1J D Prillaman. $10 etc Warranty Deed ? SW 1-4 of sec 4 tp -3 S R 88 E.'! Lot. 10 Blk 36 Riverside Add" to I. I thence run North 860 ft then run K i - . inzn n i it. i. . .... " " " me nait section line run N Thel e iS a citV law l-no-lllntinrr i !. j L i - i ' , , --B- 1 grain wins; n n, goes down ne loses. peed of machines to fifteen miles an j UsUBn the wheat growers consider ihour and cieht miles an hni.r t ..... ...,. : . . , tnat risk too great ior tnem to take street intersections. Enforcement of , , ... that law is difficult, but it .hn..M h J and dump thelr crops upon the mar- enforced at any cost. Proper en-iket at the earliest favorable oppor forccment will prevent some serious : tunity- jncident before the season is over and' "ne wheat supply must last for a the Observer moves that this city em-1 year, although most of it comes to ploy a motorcycle cop" for the sum-1 market shortly nfter harvest. Some mer whose duty it is to be on guard ! one must assume the risk of carry- in the residence sections and force I inir the snnnlv lnnr until sn,.h time Grande Rudolphine L arm widow to John li Garrett. S10 etr Wimntir n,i j i . AJtCU 1.11 1 1 Blk 36 Riverside Add to La Grande. .' . Kizzie Bussey to E L Bussey her husb $80. Warranty Deed Conveys 20 f'. of the NW side of Lot 16 Blk 123 Chaplin's Add to La Grande. Bill of Sale and S through said Sec 4 then run. South 618 ft then run Wt Aca tt- I run south 242 ft, and then run West flu " lo Place ol beginning. Contain ing 11.63 acres. - J W Galloway et ux to N W Frees ?1 etc. Warranty Deed. Conveys ne 1 Blk 12, Homig's Add to La . .lc i U1R li nomig's Add to La C J Forstrom to E S Forsstrom and Grande etc. Being tha E 1-2 of Lost O Pilcher fPnrsst.rnm p;ii II and 2 nf HIa,.i. 'io c r . , ,. company) $1 etc All goods wares and tlon- -merchandise and business of store! Jane R Hartley .and William T eu oy j rorestrom m Kelsey naruey ner husb to Rufus M Brooks Bu d ne- at Knvth Pu rw a S500. W..f., n.j .?.OKS. Buildinc at North Pn-Hei- a r ("fidavit as to true and correct list of cieuuors- is aitacnecl. Toy L Young to Jim Livermore. $1 $500. Warranty Deed Conveys: All of Imbler. May Andrews and A V Andrews nennln tn ,i,-i i ,u , . n"i'i"i """s "" i.v ' i oung co jim Livermore. $1. ",u-v narews and A V Andrews lie io nne at the speed the law!as the mouths of the world consume j etc All my crop of potatoes growing I her hlsb and Funnv Berrv and W W pi escribes. It will be nionev well :. , - t n: Tracts 1. 2. 3. S. ft in mi, ii. j I Revrv u..-L . . IK. w w DANGEUOl'S SPEED. me. - . ... ' ' "u anu iructs i, a, ana a tsik 14 Honan OUU IT TT tserrv her hnah tn ifoi- f tt.l . i I r ; , . iu "itiTnirter. f etc- Qu'tciaim Deed. Conveys title LO SAnie ni.nnAA.. i ... I The weather is fine and the roads are good, which means that everv , ..v..w. lt De money well ; ai,i,i, i ;.. tllA( 4 J r , I ... .iV. llilllUUEII Will into IIIOUI c iinesica. lor Immnn ,fA . i . 1 ,...i i :.. . . muiiui oe . ...rrvin of from nlai.. toi -- ".nonan v. , ....u.i , nionev. comls nr oK..,...i " r m.Lii uranae. Also nn R l- i to snma n,.-... , .f . JUt us have a man on a motorcvele ! p,aCe tfhe'"e ' ""e inSuHng he Cf r" ! on0nrda'e Add, ,0K La Gran.le. Al-j deed from H Kate E McWhirte? .clothed with the law to act in behalf'1"5""? f 's from t,me t0 t,me- ln: 2 1 P, ,t0 ,be ,r?w? n: (15!to CA Chndwick et ux. CYV",rr ... lv1 wieic iiua uruwn up a ciass oj z, 1 Jz v 1"i i oec S i - jo ouujcct io. lease execut- LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK Capital $200,000.00 Resources $1,000,000.00 ' . Surplus $50,000.00 OFFICERS: Fred J. Holmes, President C. C. Penington, V.-Prest. F. L. Meyers, Casliier Earl Zundel and H. E. Coolidge, Ass't Cashiers nf tVux . . u:i, . i.:, . . " t"mm "u" ! . , .... - .. To 3 S R 38 Suhiprt tn 1.,.. 1 I Satisfaction nf M,i,.n. " wotk- ana motorcycle drivers from men wmlnf 10 tne nsKS 01 lne ed to mp hv V. , : ; r"u " J. W. Galln-a,.,. to-" ineir own dnsiio t . i chance of wheat nrts. Thnv in. . . V " -"in ren. u - --j v .,c,IBa ium- In th . 1 , . i. . ,. . V '"10 A1S interest in crop of nota-'T. J 'pan-V- Keleases from Mtee In Other Words lnt no oil -J 1 iv dpavor tn limit thn fin d nf choncn hv lo. l ... , . 1 Vula diltpH -Jn t.... . .". ""B"- ,,uuc viie : - i ' if; muiiK rigni 01 wav nf ( nvv 131. I'oc Bacon snnwi f,.- l.i,,Ji. .,i.i -.,.i;:. f 1.. ' Hrarrnn.Wn.i.: ..r n-M. .'."'of Jto "ho will second this motion' ! and demand, and hv nntiinntin.r 1 vagation Company's branch lin i, ! ?lock '- in Romiff . 1 .. .. . . . . "'tween Iji firanHo i.,l I Grande. , events aitecting the price and sale of -"'" 1 r.,,itn . THE PRICK OF WHKA'I commodities. Some get rich at the' With war wheat prices slipping up E3me; 'hCrS POr' fortuncs are mi",e ' i mm iov vici uikiu. xii uuier worus speculation is simply foresight; the most foresighted of speculators makes the most money. The general effect of this kind of speculation is the steady market and Elgir Satisfaction of Mortgages 'ted 2nd May 1914 recorded Bk 47 Uts 1, 2 and 3 of Add to L and down with startling rani.li., ii. public is moved to confound specu lation with snpulv and demand ....never, u marked ,lifTo.. tween them. be- Fred J. Holmes C. C. Penington F. L. Meyers DIRECTORS: A. T. Hill J. F. Conley J. G. Snodgrass H. E. Coolidge A. Blockland H. S. Brownton Jn gambling an une,'i.eiUr.. cre:.ted. A man bets on h.,-. ... " ' moderate fluctuations by maintainimr or a giune of cards, but there is no : ,he price in the ful1 months and pre-nt-ed of creating the risk or betting j venti"P exasperated prices in the lon it. n speculation the risk is ! sunun" months when the crop is b'e already present as the result of joming rapidly exhausted. Specula causes over which no indivi,li J tive crop carriers distributn ,th ..vt set of itiilividuals has control. When of thl,t Ti ver the entire vear. Except for speculation we miirht , What This Bank Aims to Do To promote our customers' interests as we would our own ; To do all we can to make their relations here profitable and agreeable to them; To contribute to their enterprises, the eo-ooeration. fore sight and timely assistance which a good Bank can propeny Deeww. j . the farmer cuts hi grain and hauls n into the barn he is snhim-t , .u. have 50-cent whoct. in Octorber world crop conditions which mav ! aml 2 wheat in Mn'- There are in inange the value of his loud between ! (lK'atlons tht various legislative field and baiji. 1 other words even i bodies wil1 a"en'Pt to curb specuU- uiHi smipie operation, th bandman is speculatinir hu-; c i tive exchanges; but in order tn complish their purpose the tinkering speculation, n the I L: .l i IllllSt lie illll.wrvntiiT.il.. A i in iiic-i - - - uune uecause , 't is generally used, is a form of in-1 sPcu,!,tio" CHnnot be spare.1 until ,.M.m. ,n nre insurance the risk some bettlr method W accomplish ! of fire existed long before fire insur- i inK the same result has been devised ' " ' ""ne into existence j ; The assumption of risk has been LEGAL NEWS taken over by these organizations; I June 4th, 19U, their service to society is speculating I T r t " ' upon what percentage of p UrL A l?Ln ciatinn tn .'..n r . ai.. i r. . . . . Ii "",l- Conner et ux Ke- , u...... m, t,rau Dy A E 'eases flitge dated 5th Sept 1912. re- Lanman Admin.s rator to Shelby C ded Bk 44 of Mtges page 152 1 and Byers. Releases Mtge dated 8th Jan. covering Lots 11 and 12 in Blk 29 o? 1H14 recorded Bk 4G Mtges page 267 Predmore'. Add to La Grande ? covering Lots 6 and (i Blk 7 Shawsi Suita Filed AtoKSeUnymrwlej?ry aiui M kIc'dT"' ? Marcn STK V fflfe sonal property of "The Elgin Recor 1. ! n in " ais0ements in thu K C Baking Powder is guaranteed absolutely pure and wholesome. l nere is no Kochelle salts, no harmful residue left in the food that is leavened with K C. Even the most delicate can eat hot TnK r r 1-Vlt dK 9 without dis. v. u.waU uucs not agree with mti SIB you. K K :kc
