PAGE SIX
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21,1916
Km
heavy Snow in .Mountains
Kelso, Wash., June 19. lieports
from Spirit lake are to tho effect
that there is still a large amount of
snow in the mountains and thai
teams are unable to get within four
miles of the summer resort. It is
predicted that the road will not be
clear of snow until about July 1, the
latest in years.
Wholesale
and Retail
Disributors of
LEHIGH PORTLAND
CEMENT, ABERDEEN COAL
Lehigh Poi-tland Cement
Lime
Hard wall Plaster
Finish Plaster
Keens Cement
Beaver Board
Enameled Face Brick
Ornamental Terra Cotta
Pressed Brick
Mantel Brick
Fire Brick
Fire Clay
Aberdeen Utah Coal
Kemmerer Coal
Rock Springs Coal
Wood
Hay
Grain
Flour
Dairy Salt " " " T
Half Ground Salt
Rock Salt
Sulphurized Salt
Produce
Potatoes
Hearth Tile
Floor Tile
Porch Tilo
Storage
ttJl'XTY COl'KT PROCEEDINGS.
(Continued From Page Tw )
La Grande Women's Donation Brings Memorial Building Fund To $7,000.00
Starkey Prect 0.75
A. J. Sullivan, Elec. Judge and
Mess. Starkey Prect 11.75
W. S. Burnett, Elec. Clerk
Starkey Prect 6.75
Wm. H. Briggs, Elec. Clerk
Starkey Prect 6.75 I
K. W. Smith, Elec. Clerk
Starkey Prect. 0.75
Wm. Choate, Elec. Judfrc and
Mess. Summerville Prect. .. 11.43
M. D. Sanderson, Elec. Judge
Summerville Prct 8.25
j Hugh Park, Elec. Clerk Sum
merville Prect. 8.2o
W. L. StaiT, Elec. Cicrk Sum
merville Prect 8.25
Chas. Oswald, Elec. Clerk Sum
merville Prect 8.25
Alex Slater, Elec. Judge and
Mess. Union No. 1 Prect . 10.70
Thos. Graham, Elec. Judge Un
ion No. 1 Prect 7.50
Ed. Fickle, Elec. Clerk Union
No. 1 Prect 7.50
W. W. Stevens, Elec. Clerk Un
ion No. 1 Prect 7.50
Willis Skiff, E!ec. Clerk Union
No. 1 Prect 7.50
W. O. Miller, Elec. Judge and
Mess. Union No. 2 Prect. . . . 9.95
J. W. Ferguson, Elec. Judge
Union No. 2 Prect 6.75
; Coretta Underwood, Elec Clerk
Union No. 2 Prect 6.75
i Laura Mckechan, Elec. Clerk
! Union No. 2 Prect 6.75
I Geo. T. Ferguson, Elec. Clerk
I Union No. 2 Prect 6.75
Ed. Mitchell, Elec. Judge and
Mess. Union No. 3 Prect. . . . 11.45
IB. W. Bates, Elec. Judge Un-
. ion No. 3 Prect 8.25
: Ada Risley, Elec. Clerk Union
No. ,'J Prect 8.2ii
M. F. Davis. E'ec. Clerk Un-
;
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AfociATi Jtcimct;
University of Oregon,
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I PHONE MAIN 17 I)
Sawyer-Clark Co.
i V
IffgYPTO
K
GLASSES
made by us cost no more
than Kryptoks made by
other opticians, but the
Kryptoks supplied by
us are better, being
finished on specially
made machines and in
the finest, most com
pletely equipped retail J
optical tactory in East
ern Oregon.
Besides, we do all the
work under one roof
from the examination of
your eyes to the accu
rate fitting of the fin
ished glasses.
J. H. PEARE&SON i
Optometrists & Jewelers
LA GRANDE, OREGON
J fylfot !
ion No. 3 Pre
Susan Mrftory, Elec. Clerk Un
ion No. .'! Prect
B. F. Wilson, Elec. Judge Un
ion No. 4 Prect
J. E. Hall, Elec. Judge and
Mess. Union No. 4 Prect . .
Clara Lee, Elec. Clerk Union
No. 4 Prect
Mabel Giile, Elec. Clerk Un
ion No. 4 Prect
Oshom Richins, Elec. Clerk
Union No. 4 Prect
(To be Continued.)
Road Fund.
LiniLhrnn Hvfiolil. nnsts
, j.
; : lot- couniv road
I i M. W. Huffman, work R. D. 1
' M. G. Church, work R. D. 1. .
Frank Dean, work R. I 1....
Julia Ward, Jr.. work R. 11. 1
J ! Ben Ward, work R. I). 1
l ! John Snider, work R. D. 1 ....
L. J. Hodgkin, work R. II. 1 . .
J i Clifford Wulf, work R. I). 1..
i:G. F. Haller, work R. I). 1
J I Ed llollilield, work R. D. 1 . .
1 1 Frank Hart, work R. I). 1
; C. P. Edvulson, work R. 1). 1
I Carl Edvalson, work R. D. 1..
C. F. Green, work R. I). 1
! II. N. Prather, work R. 1). 1. .
i W T. Miles, work R. D. 1. .. .
(J. E MH'lendon, work R. D. 1
G. E. McClemlon, work R. I). 1
L. ('. Hodgkin, work R. I). 1..
N. B. Hodgkin, work R 1). 1. .
J. W. Herbert, work R. D. 1. .
U. S. Blacker, work R. I). 1 . .
F.. II. Miles, work R. I). 1
Chas. Hart, work R. 1). 1
Frank Batchelor, work on
county roads
Fiank Ross, work R. i). 2 ....
A. L. Ross, work R. I). 2
John Rundall. work R. 1). 2 . .
Tom Marks, work R. I). 2
Mansfield Alexander, work R.
J). 2
Walter Richards, work R. I). 2
Bert Trflcv, work R. D. 2
W. L. Richards, work R. 11. 2
.1. W. Sills, work R. I). 2
Guy E. Sills, work R. H. 2
R. 1. Barker, work R. D. 2
R. W. Barker, work R. II. ,'!. .
l...WonoujWork O
C. A. Smith, work R. I. 3
George Grout, work R. D. 3 ,.
Joe Smith, work R. D. 3
Hoke Smith, work R. I). 3
Geo. Bartmess, work R. I). 3..
Ed Lindsay, work R. 11. 3
Reese McAlister, work R. 11. 3
Rov Johnson, work I!. 1). 3. . . .
Dan Phillips, work R. I). 3. .
.1. E. Smith, work R. D. 3
Rex Consway. work R. I'. 3. .
J. II. liliinionstein, work R. I).
8.25
8.25
7.50
10.70
.50
7.50
7.50
16.10
61.50
2.50
2.50
65.00
2.50
62.50
41.25
7.50
10.00
2.50
3.75
5.00
6.25
45.00
21.25
22.50
22.50
25.01!
6.25
16.45
7.50
7.50
52.50
Eugene, I campaign or in conjuncion with other
subscriptions. The total financial ef
fect of the first year of effort on the
pare of the women is estimated as the
equivalent of raising $20,000 towards
the Womerf's building.
An interesting feature of the wom
en's, campaign is the large amount
June 19. The Women's Neighbor
hood club of La Grande by making a
donation of $75.00 has just sent the
i una wnicn tne women of the state
are raising for a state women's build
ini? at the Universitv of OrAcrn,n nn
past the $7,000 mark. This amount, !
now ever, does not represent the raised by the undergraduate girls
whole of the women's accomplish- now in the University. This has al
ments in their effort to build this i ready reached over 81,500, most of it
structure since Mrs. George T. Ger- acquired by the giving of conceits
linger, of Dallas, was appointed the land other entertainments,
first woman regent the University In the whole list of donors appears
has ever had, and immediately took the name of only one person of the
hold of the campaign to raise $100,- masculine persuasion, Walter Win
000 by private subscription. There! slow, a Salem attorney who is presi
ar3 numerous pledges that have been i dent of the University Alumni as
received to the effect that subscrip- so.?iation, put his name down for S'5
tionf will be forthcoming in amounts The following is the list of contriW
not stated, or a little later in the utoir to date in so far as promises
have been reduced to definite amounts
andJegal obligations:
University Women's April Frolic,
$178.20, Gamma" Phi Beta Sorority,
$100; Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniway,
100; Kwama Society of Sophomore
girls, $35; Miss Ruth Catlin, $8; Uni
versity Women's Progressive Dinner,
$314.55; University Women take over
djv at Rex theatre, $145.4o; Interest
on deposits, $44.79; Girls' Glee Club
concert at Independence under the
auspices of the Independence Wom
en's Club, $20, at Monmouth under
the auspices of the Monmouth Women'.-
club, $20, at Albany under the
auspices of the Albany Oregon Alum-na-j
$5, at McMinnville under man
agement of High School, $18, at New-,
berg under management of High
School, $14, at Dallas under manage- j
ment of Campfire Gills $7.50, under
auspices Dallas Women's Club, $15.50;
Dallas Women's Club (in addition)
$34.50; Portland Association of Col
legiate Alumnae, $500; Portland Ore
gon Alumnae, $1,000; Portland Pan
Helienic Association, $500; Mrs. P. L.
Campbell and family, $500; Eugene
Foitnightly Club, $500; Eugene As
sociation of Collegiate Alumnae, $500;
Hood River Oregon Alumnae, $53.82;
Eugene Book Club, $32; Mrs. R. W.
Wilbur, $50; Creswell Women's Club,
$5; Walter Winslow, $25; unclaimed
University funds, $991.86; this year's .
graduating class from the University
a minimum of $700 with a chance
that, collections will bring total up to
$1,000; La Grande Neighborhood Club
$75.00.
IT. O. Stains, work R. II. 7..
W. H. Patrick, work R. I). 7..
Harvey Frizzell. work R D. 7
J. A. Arnoldus, work R. D. 7
J. D. Woodell, work R. I). 7..
J. L. Woodell. work R. D. 7..
R. Fisher, gravel for roads..
S. I). Ficklin. draire-iner roads
John' Niebauer, work R. 11. 7
J. A. Butcher, work R. I). 7..
James D. Woodell, dragginir
roads
Chas. Hutton, work R. D. 8..
Lou Smith, work R. I). 8
Chas. Dobson. work R. I). 8
A. J. VamleVanter, work R. I).
Dan Fish, work R. 1). 8
Frank Fisk, work R. D. 8
W. M. Condi t, work R. I). ..
R. G. Burnett, work It. I). 9..
Ostin Crawford, work R. I). 9
1.. Burnett, work 11. II. 9
K. P. Burnett, work R. D. 9..
D. W. Sanford, work I D. 9..
W-. W. McDougall, work R. 11.
9
Evoiett Walker, work R. D. 9
Geo. Flanders, work R. D. 9. .
John Winn, work R. I). 9
13.i5.l. II. Scebert, work R .1). 9..
.J. A. j'uden, work R. I). 9
.23.75
5.00
12.50
1.50
5.00
74.75
2.00
7.75
30.00
6.00
John Melville, road supplies . .
R. A. Masterton, blacksmith
ing J. A. McCarthy, team hire . . .
G. W. South, road supplies..
.1. A. Russell, lumber
Sawyer-Clark Co., road sup
plies Standard Oil Co., road sup
plies W. J. Townlev. cash n.-tid fr,v
.jo.ou ireignt
50.00 Union Hardware Co., road sup-
51.25 P1"-1"
25.00 Casn Blacksmith Shop, black
smithing 160.00 Peter Woll, work on roads
7 50 j Adam Woll, work ou roads . .
6.25 ' Steve Hani, work on roads . .
122.50,'Hto Woll, work on roads ..
2.50 Geo. Woll, work on roads ....
10.no I" re monthly report of
treasurer. Report approved.
10.00
12.00
85.00
38.75
38.75
13.75
107.50
17.50
22.50
10.00
42.50
2.50
73.75
80.00
80.00
15.00
7.50
17.50
Always Look To
La Camelle
For Best Value In Front Lace
Corset
The Front Lace Corsets With
The
Ventilo
Back and Ventilo Front Shield
No front lace corset without
these features can possibly be as
good as La Cmnille.
A complete line of differen
models always on hand. Priced
At $2.00 Up
MRS. ROBT. PATTISON
Corset iere
Phone Red 3221 Res. 1702 Oak
W. II. Wellington!, work R. I).
3
A. J. Morelund. woik R. I). 3
in. Fitzgerald, work R. I). 3
Geo. Hendricks, work R. 1. 3
.lames Plowman, work R. D. 3
F. I!. Jones, work R. 1). 3
Earl Courtney, work R. H. 3. .
Logan Thompson, work R. D. 3
Austin Abbott, work R. 1). 3..
G. iV. HeUiy, work R. D. 3. .
Barney Oldenburg, work R. 1.
3 . .'
Jos. E. Anson, work R. D. 3. .
Jim Mulhollnnd, work R. D. 3
August Eriokson, work R. D. 3
W. O. Sherwood, work R. 1). 3
Q. V. Witty, work R. D. 4
Mantus Witty, work R 11. 4..
Overton Scott, work R. D. 4
J. E. Witiiorspoon, work R. D.
4
1!. F. Cruikshank. work R. D.
4
James Glasson, work R. D. 4. .
Jonathan Boom, work R. !. 4
John F. Hall, woik R. 1'. I. .
S. F. Dailey. work R. H. t
Burris I'ailov, wink R. D. I..
Link Wood, 'work R. D. I . . . '.
S. L. Knight , work R. D. I. .
Bonis Dailev. work K. D. 4..
S. F. Dailev! work R. D. 4...
.1. M. Dnrr.' work R. D. 5
Cecil Darr, work R. 11. 5
S. C. Darr, work R. D. 5
John Bowery, work R. 11. 5..
Jim Niclos, work R. D. 5....
.lake Swikert. work R. D. 5. .
W illis Wright, work It. D. 0. .
JowiO Robinson, work R D. 6 2
C. M. Po-ter work R. D. 6
John t W right, work R. 1). 6
Sam Morris. dru?t:ing road
W. K. Pratt, dragging roads
C. C. Holme:-, drugging roads
F. S. Johnson, dragging roads
Simon Woodell, work R. 1. 7
Ji.-ni rrank Nutt, work R. D. 9
71.50 Harve Baker, work R. I). 9
25.00 W. A. Mendelhall, work R. D. 9
35.00 L. C. Grout, work R. D. 10..
5.00 John Grout, work R I). 10
Clyde Curgill,, work R. D. 10. .
16.50 Frank Grout, work R. D. 10. .
65.00 Iiawrence Jones, work R. I). 10
27.50 Hal Pollen, work R. D. 10
62.50 Ernest Simmons, work R. D
25.00 10
10.00 Dave Jones, work R. D. 10 '
26.25 W. O. Boyd, work R: D. 11. . . .
8.75 Reece Boyd, work-Ii. D. 11
I D. McCoon, work R. I). 11
261.50 IS. Mayfield, work R. D. H . .
.iU.tin John Kollms, work R. I). 11..
15.00 .1. Meldrom, work R. D. 11
17.50 E. M. Daron. work R. 11. .1
37.i0 Lewis Beidler, work on bridges
37.50 Glenn Perkins, work on
20.00 bridges
"i.OO Donald (iale. work on hrultroc
12.50 Scott Callahan. work n
0.00 bridges
.00 Roy Scarbrough. work- on
bridges
I. Brunnon, piling for bridges
H. W. Buell, supplies for
bridges
Earl Courtney, work on roads
I). P. Courtney, work on
bridges
Bolton Bodmer Co. road sun-
Plies 671.84
Coast Bridge Co. steel bridge,
etc .2519.90
R. II. Davis work on bridges 77.00
Dave Ellsworth, work on
bridges 54.00
Frank Rynearson, work on
bridges 40.00
Ole Johnson work on bridges 25.50
34.25
21.25
21.25
15.00
12 50
31.70
10.00
5.00
2.50
2.50
"' 7.50
6.00
4.00
26.00
5.00
27.50
76.00
47.50
6.25
5.60
5.60
3.75
21.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
6.00 I
13.75 !
5.00 !
3.50
li.w ; i-ioeosieis bridge, upon signing
I agreement ot lull settlement by the
3.60 1 officers of the Ditch company' the
9.00 j Clerk is directed to diaw a warrant
29.70 j to said company for $275.00.
11.20 j In re application of La Grande
I Lodge No. 433 B. P. 0. E. for cancella
52.74 tion of faxes. Continued for the
term.
80.89 'In re application of John Mailer for
refund of taxes. Continued for the
5.70 term.
1 In le application of Mrs. Nellie
23.29 Martin for cancellation of taxes. Ap
plication granted and Sheriff directed
2.00 to cancel said tax.
117.75 j In re cancellation of warrants is
30.00 sued more than seven years, prior to
26.25 July 1, 1916. Clerk directed to ad
27.50 ertise list as required by law.
20.00 j In re proposed county road peti
County 1 tioned for by W. R. Jasper. Con
tinued for tha term.
In re monthly statement of Countv 1 In re nronosed vacation nf rnimiv
Clerk of Scalp Bounty warrants is- road, petitioned for hv W. J. ra o't
sued. Statement nppioved. al. Continued for the term.
In the matter of the monthly al- 1 In re proposed county road peti
Iowanee to various indigent persons. , tioned for by J. B. Scott et al. Con
County Cerk directed to issue war- turned for the term,
rants on the General Fund of the ! dn re proposed countv road peti-
county as follows: Alfred Banks, j tioned for by W. H. Glenn et al.
$10; Susan Enloe, $10; II. G. Gay, ' Continued for' the term.
$7.50; Amelia Hildebrandt, $12.50: 1 In re nroDOsed countv road nel.i-
T .M. Hughey, $15: Carrie Jackson, i tioned for by A. J. Vande Vanter et
$10; 'Bertha Maxwell, $10; Nellie M. !al. Ordered that the County Surveyor
Martin $15; Millie Mel.achlen, $10; i and Frank Ross and Marshall Huff
Almeda McCurry, $7.50; Esther Pow-man as Road Viewers meet at the
crs, $7.50; Ellen Palmer $10; D. W. ! Hull place on Catherin creek on June
Souder, $15; Clara Series. $10; Mrs. ! 21 at 10 a. m. and proceed to survey
J. O. Sage, $10; Samuel Sisson, $10; land view said road.
J. F. Williams, $12.50; Mary Weaver, In re proposed countv road neti-
$lo; Mrs..Robt. Wilkinson, $10; al-: tioned for by Isaac P. Bumgardner et
lowance heretofore made to Aaron j al. Continued for the term.
Thomas discontinued j In re proposed county road peti-
In re application of Nessly Ditch tioned for by R. S. Shaw et al. Or
company for restoration of dam at dered that the County Surveyor and
C. B. Mays and J. A. Pilchcr as Road
Viewers meet at North Powder on
June 20 at 9 a. m. and proceed to
survey and view said road.
In re proposed county road peti
tioned for by H. C. Bidwell et al. Or
dered that the County Surveyor and
C. B. Mays and J. A. Pilcher as Road
Viewers meet at North Powder June
20 at 9 a. m. and proceed to survey
and view said road.
In re proposed county road peti
tioned for by Albert Olson et al. Or
dered that the County Surveyor and
(. . is. Mays and J. A. Pilcher as Koad
Viewers meet at North Powder June
20 at 9 a. m. and proceed to survey
and view said road.
In the matter of the application of
Cove Cherry Fair association for ap
prO)iiation. Application granted
and Clerk directed to draw warrant
on General Fund of the county in
favor of said association in the sum
of ?200.00.
Will My Child Take Dr. King's New
Discovery ?
This best answer is Dr. King's New
Discovery itself. Its a pleasant sweet
syrup, easy to take. It contains the
medicines which years of ex;rience
have proven best for Coughs and
Colds. These who have used Dr.
King's New Discovery longest are its
best friends. Besides every bottle is
gunrant'ed. If you don't get satis
faction you get your money back.
Buy a bottle, use as directed. Keep
what is left for Cough and Cold in
surance. adv.
Our Want Ads bring results.
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11.2a 1 Doe Brannon, w ork on bridges 102.50 J
41
45.00
15.00
30.00
25.00
10.00
30 00 '
15.00
25.00
20.00
20.00
42.00
2.00
17.50
A. d. Parker, work on bridges
1. 11. uatiK, worn on bridges..
John I .add, work on bridges..
, ( has. Weagel, work on bridges
1. M. Kniiinon work on bridges
W. E. MeClure, work on
bridges
J. A. McCarthy, work on
bridges
J. B. Lindsay, work 011 bridges
llattie J. Hekloy, gravel for
bridge
G. T. Fleming, blacksmilhing 204.20
1. A. McCarthy, Maeksmit.hing 3.65
oo. Grout, woik un roads .
35.00
45.00
7.50
7.50
21.25
13.75
5.00
5.00
4.00
Geo. li rout, road supiTics . .
- Grande Rondo Lumber Co.
1 10.00 ! Lumber
rJ'0 1 Grande Rondo Garage sup-
''' plies
I''lJohn W. Hill, blaoksmithing. .
.V,''!!1-1; ',' M- "Tmaii work on grader
-''it' 1. Hutrniau, dragging roads
' '" ' etc
1 llod-01 Fcenaiighty Co., road
rrr r
"" ! K. W. LoMrhtmi. road sunnlie-
!. I', lonha't. roid sutMities..
I.ovv's store rienl viiotiiitw
! F. l'.. I.illv. 'road supplies
I 0 ".I I I , : 1. . 1 1 1, , .. 11
.'i-oiieu now. n, roan siu-
I'bos
2.00 j
1:1.'
4.1.00
62.50 ,
7.00 ;
61.75 '
4.25 'I
16.20 !
52.50 1
20.00 ;
517.90
20.20
100.75
3.70
52.47
19.5.1
From House to House
the Good News Spreads
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These new nmi , flakos air distin.-tivc in that they hear a seff-developecl
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them palatable. ,
Try a handful without cream and suar-note the fine flavor and new
im' lul- ouonies on eaeli flake. These huhbles an
tiislmur, characteristic and are produced hy the uick, intense heat
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