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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1916. PAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER You Will Always Sleep Warm If you use one of our money Water Bottles. You can't imagine what a comfort is these cold nights until yo uhave trie'e Put one in jour bed, and see how co; warm it will keep you. Guaranteed to Satisfy or Your Money Back. Putman's Drug Store DI6BY BELL IN FINE FILM In "Father and the Boys," a five- ireel comedy featuring Digby Bell, ! which will be presented at the Arcade 1 1 TT I I 1 I soon, me .universal iiaa jjruuuceu a rip-roaring comedy which should make the younger generation of high rollers take another look at dad. It , tells how a foxy old grandpa comes jback to life, breaks the bank in thu 'roulette game in his own home and I runs off with the prettiest girl in the ! bunch of society belles who make a I polite gambling den of his home. In cidentally be teacnes nis sons a wnoie some lesson. Adv. : v NEW PROBLEMS ARE MET BOX CARS US Ell TO HOUSE O.-W. EMPLOYES. Pilot Rock Junction to Employ About SO Mechanics. Problems and conditions at Pilot Rock Junction, the new passenger en gine terminal, are being met as they come up. Many points along the line are contributing toward the person nel of the permanent crews required to handle the work there. About SO machinists and boiler makers are to be employed there, and these are tak en from Umatilla, Pendleton chiefly. One machinist and a boilermaker goea from here. Box cars have been fitted up to house employes at the terminal. A big barn has been fitted up into a rooming and boarding house, and a few substantial residences are con templated by employes especially. While crude the facilities are said to be comfortable and keep the men warm and well fed. Chief Hostler Joe Baker has been sent to Pilot Rock while Del Jackson is laid tip from the exposure suffered a day or two ago when he tumbled in to the cinder pit and lay exposed to the cold for a number of hours. . . No. 17, as well as other west-bound trains, are hoary monsters when they pull into La Grande. Running gears are invariably solidly covered with ice and snow and it requires consid erable time to get the steam going when they keep steam up in the coaches and pullmans. 4 War News of One Year Ago 4 I- The Russian offensive toward 4 $ Poscn and southern East Prus- f 4 sia gained momentum. Angry 4 4 England demanded reprisals 4 4 for German air raids on unde- 4 J fended British towns. Hun- 4 4 gsry's secession from Austria 4 4 and Franz Joseph's abdication 4 J when Italy enters the war, were 4 4 predicted at Fiume, Austria. 4 4. j ff j j j j Sheriff Closes Confectionery. Silverton, Or., Jn. (18. Sheriff William Esch of Salem closed the Palm confectionery on Saturday ' on behalf of creditors. Ben Rosheim, the proprietor, was no in the city when the place was closed up. The business was conducted in the name of Mrs. Ben Rosheim. ' -' University Regents in Session. Eugene, Jan. 18. The board of regents of the University of Oregon met today in Johnson hall for Itheir regular first semester meeting. Rob ert S. Bean, president of the board, presided. Reports were read by President P. L. Campbell on the con dition of the institution and ithe bud get for the coming year was pre sented. Ellis F. Lawrence, of Port land, and head of the school of archi tecture, presented tentative sketches for the proposed addition to the group of buildings on the campus. The building, it is planned, will house the departments of law, architecture and education. ; . ..- ARCADE THEATRE To-day and To-morrow Challenge Issued. i In a challenge issued to other tire manufacturers, the. B. K. Goodrich company of Akron, Ohio, declared itself willing to throw open its books and records to an independent audit company if oner companies will do the same, that the Goodrich company may prove it manufactures more au tomobile and truck tires combined than any other concern in America The challenge states that the Good rich company manufactured in th lairt year mare than 2,050,000 tires. The formal wording of the chal lenge follows: "To any rubber or tire manufactur ing concern which claims production and sale of as many auto and truck .tires combined (by any or all of its United States factories) as were pro duced and sold by the Akron, Ohio, factory of the B. F. Goodrich com pany during the latest fiscal year of each we extend this challenge. "We will throw open our books and records of tire manufacture and sale to a fair and impartial audit, super vised by a committee of Ithree to be mutually agreed upon, provided the competing tire concern . or concerns will do the same. "W,e will abide by the result of that audit, and agree that all rubber or tii concerns who are parties thereto be free to publish the certified findings of that audit as to the comparative volume of each company's combined auto and truck tire production and sale. "We confine the audit to the "pror duction and salo of auto and truck tires combined to those made in the American (U. S. A.) factories of each "Save The Pennies" Isn't it surprising how many one cent pieces that you can save by pur chasing your little every-day needs at The United Store? Dress Fasteners, per card . . , ,2c Linen Tape, all sizes, bolt 2c Safey Pins, No. 2 size, a dozen 1. . . .2c Lava Soap, large size ....8c Hooks and eyes, 4 dozen 5c Wilson's Hooks and Eyes, card 1 8c William's Shaving Soap, per cake . . 4c' Colgates' Shaving Stick or Powder 19c Colgates' Tooth Paste 8c Colgates' Talcum, all odors, can .............. 12c Mennen's Talcum, can , 12c Pearl Buttons, all sizes, dozen 3c Pins, 200 to paper 1 lc Darning cotton, spool .. , ...... lc Coat's Thread, spool . . ,4c Corticelles' Silk Thread, 200 yards, spool 6c Bias Binding, 6 yard pieces 5e Corylopsis' Talcum, per can ..4c Gold Metal Tooth Picks 4c Kid Curlers ;. ,u 4c Needles, per package ...4c Sacony Yarn, per skein 1 5c Hat Elastic, yard ,....5c Rickrack Braid, all sizes ........... ,8c Feather Stitch Braid . .4c Library Paste or Mucelage 4c Tatting Shuttles, all kinds 8e Shinola Shoe Polish . . .6c Peroxide, 8 ounce size -9c Peroxide jCream ; 0c Palmoli ve Soap 8c "3-in-l" Machine Oil 8c Fine Mesh, extra large hair nets ... 6c Coat's Mercerized Crochet Thread .....,5c to lOe Envelopes ........ r. , 4c Wash Ribbon, size No. 2, 5 yard bolts 8c 5c Lead Pencils ...'....lc Common Pins, 300 to paper 4c Cube Pins 4c Collar Stays, per card , 4c Picture Wire a Coil , 4c Tooth Brushes 8c Large 10c value Scratch Tablets ... j ........ .5c Men's arm Bands 2c Boston Garters ..' 10c Batchelor Buttons box 8c YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT THE UNITED STORE 83 BIG BUSY STORES J. C. PENNEY CO. SHE KNEW AMOS. FRIE IN PASSIC. And Evidently Amos Was Fairly Wall Acquainted With Her. The man who takes trolley rides through the country, snys a writer In the Boston Advertiser, sees and bears much that Is amusing. On one occa sion, while X was riding through the outskirts of Amosbury, an old lady but a decidedly spry one bailed the car. She was accompanied down to the road from the bouse by a young woman, possibly her daughter. The cider woman put her foot on the lower ruuniug board, grasped the up right and was about to climb into the car when she turned to the young wo man and said: ' "Don't forget that gingerbread in the oven, Liza. You know pa just hates burnt gingerbread." "All aboard!" shouted the conductor. But the old ludy paid no attention to blm. '"And, Liza,"-she continued, "when you pick up the eggs, blracby, look out for that Rhode Island lied that wants to set She'll peck you If you ain't careful," All aboard!" again shouted the con- Pasic, N. J., Jan. 19. Fire starting in me wool worth store burned sev eral buildings, left fifty families homeless and paralyzed factories. The damage is a half million. RAILROAD BILL CONSIDERED. Chamberlain's Measure Concerning Land Grant Under Discusion. ductor, but as the old ludy proceeded to climb on to the car site paused long concern, thus excluding our own. for- 'nus to say to him: "Ye can't scare A Blender'Program HER DEFIANCE "Three Jeanettes" --ALo-- A Rip Roaring Fluting Comedy "Only a Bathing Suit Salesman" eign factory and the foreign factories me- A"'08. I've known ye ever since of all competitors. .. knee high." s, ; . ? 'We do. this because of the volume ; '' Amos grinned. Milled the bell, and of these foreign factories cannot ma-; w were 011 our way. . lenauy neip in lowering tne. cost ot Washington, Jan. 19. The Public Lands committee is considering Geo. E. Chamberlain's railroad land grant bill for Oregon. Sheepowners Suffer Losses. Roseburg, Or., Jan. 18. Stockmen in Douglas county fear that half of the Bheep in the county will perish as ithe result of recent storms. Reports from the larger flocks show .heavy loses already, and there is no promise of abatment in the weather, and there is great lack of feed. There are about 20,000 sheep in the county. To add to ithe seriousness of the situation, lambing has started, and the young are frequently, dying, where they, have not the very best of care and protec tion. James Ellison, a buyer for . G. Young & Co., claims that the loss is already very heavy in the Oakland and Calapooia district. MAN HUNTS FOR TEAM. Dairyman Spends Long Cold Hours Out of Doors Likewise Team. W. L. Wheatley, proprietor of the Lone Pine dairy, piit in several bit terly cold hours last nieht faun tine for his delivery team; during thi same space or tune, the team was hunting a warm and sheltered spot to stand in. Along about midnight J. G. Snodgrass investigated a noise in his alley off Washington and First and discovered a driverless team trotting up and down the alley. Some iimes 11 vanea tne performance by going around the block but Invariablv coming back to the alley. While Mr. bnoagrass was telephoning to the po lice the owner trot into tniiz-h nAU, them after a prolonged search during a wind that would drive W.h man and beast, ordinarily, into seclusion and shelter. : . V 1 A Thorough Inspection 1 It's just as necessary for a storage bat tery as for a human being. Good health means efficiency in either case. Our free . inspection is an inexpensive safeguard. - Johnstone & Reisland - 1515 Adams ' Free inspection of any battery at any time production and the selling of tires, as made by the American factories of each, and because some American rubber concerns have no foreign fac tories. f'We claim and know that the Ak ron, Ohio, factory of the B. F. Good rich company makes and sells more auto and .truck tires combined than any other rubber factory in America (U. S. A.) or any rubber company which operates five, or more tire and rubber factories in the United States.! "We extend this open challenge to What Happened to Him. " "Ever been arrested for speeding?" "No." ' "Ever tried to climb a telegraph pole with your car?" "No." ' "Ever have It turn turtle on you?" ' "No." ""Ever have to di a tire all by your self?'. - "No, can't nay that I nave." : ' "Great Scott, man! Hasn't anything happened to you Hint hnppcns to all Starring Rosemary Thehy & Harry Myers all doubters and all tire advertisers, j other motorists?" 1 . V0; e Tr j,tlIy their 1 0h. yes. I've bad a robe and three claims for the largest volume by ac- u,mpa stolen."-Dctroit Free Press' accepting this fair challenge or cease "ws" making such misleading claims." I ' " r". Supplementary to the challonge is! .Q"eerA wy to, Deploy a Trousseau, a statement issued by the B. F. An Araola" hnde Is arrayed in all Goodrich comnanv in which it denies 1 ner dresses, one over the other. She certain reports that it had abandoned 1 18 Pprcued on a high stool, so that they the manufacturing of whito rubber ! nM hang down over It; uud one by one tires because of prohibitive wnr prices uiey are taken off with much display for white pigment, or for other rea-' and admiring comment from the sons, and is building the so-called guests. The last is. of course the most beautiful. The bridegroom is hidden In some coiner where he can see his future wife's dowry, which, however, he may not touch. black tread "barefoot" tire as a sub stitute. To support the denial the company declares it has tons of white ingredients necessary to build whfto rubber tires on hand nt market prices, and that it knows where plenty moro is avuilublo. v "Quality First" "QUALITY FIRST. THERE IS BETTER VALUE IN ADIRON DACK CANE AND MAPLE BREAKFAST SYRUP THAN IN ANY OTHER CANE AND MAPLE SYRUP ON THE MARKET. IT IS MADE TO EAT AND NO DECEPTION HAS EVER BEEN USED TO MAKE IT SELL. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCER FOR IT." CANNING- STATIONS: Lowville, N. Y., Harrisville, N. Y., Edwards, N. Y. DEALERS. ASK YOUR RECEIVING STATIONS: Located Throughout the Adirondack Maple District. Beat Him to It. "As I was sltliiiK hi the crowded car coming out home tonight." said War ner nt the dinner table, "a woman en tered aud stood almost exactly in front of me." . "And you got up and gave her your seat?" queried his wife. "No," replied Warner; "another fel low got ahead of me. But I had to wait flvw minutes for hhn." New York Globe. Revenge Is Sweet. He (after the quarrel) I suppose you are going back to your mother's? 8he (triumphantly)! shall do no such thing. On the contrary, I am going to the most expensive hotel I con Bud and let them send you the bill. Richmond Times Dispatch. Mistakes. LGi not your mistakes and false steps embarrass you. Nothing la so vaiuaDio in experience as the con sciousness 0! pe's errors. This Is one of the curdiiiRi means of self education. 1 A Local Copper Mine For Release Later. Willie What docs postponing . the evil day mean, dad Dad-Wben a politician snys: "Nothing today, but I'll have a statement later." Judge. Volcanic Ashes. The ashes from Luzon's occasionally active volcanoes fertilize the soil and enable the Philippines to produce the world's lluest hemp. He that strikes my strike me if he durst. Jog would An interesting discovery was made public when A Newlin of the La Grande Pharmacy stated that bis firm has on display 1000 new Pennies fresh -from the mint, and that one of these will be given with each purchase of 5c or over made by every boy or girl.. See them in the window. O La Grande Pharmacy A. NEWLIN, Manager West-Jacobson Building Opposite Bohnen kamps Ilardware. Main4 Quick Delivery 1