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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1916)
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMIJKi: Ym. PAGE FOLB LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEK 1 liC VylJtDillv V LLTv ,,-t.!S ! Sint tikju-ui, tt.e --tit ikho m'.uueu. Ti nan futsfcrai ttri: -jjtn hS iau CijJS fcuAt. Touuk rf ' Ti sru 1 f a rvat:i2Tr" I freti- J CAEJl IXJTt'E. tifiur wid PiaV yr.y-t.rttt ruiw-i wr& t many drf-, iu i ia Jut is Irf rf li airway Jijur--: i. I.. XZYLiLa fc H- IS. !jtaft ikiuoi- of rchuMrtifc tiS2iip inra vaim aa ad v timet , J Uji J liri- . JltaA .jj, ikv jjn. ilB(;mD ,uf J-I,f O tibwji. f tf fwAury laid S4 ; ajifl t ja.'JuU'y JJ I lara. J 11 irak tury ,, fcttAf. I 0 JUIVl LI.LMh. - - ; r " ia lets f ill 5.ti ajBfitjjT! ', teuar- Wlif-rwsr penuifcinaitfy "B-i : .:.:ns as au)r f minut Jtrt. ft!? itl ; jiv tlrtiir itft it btuli fvr B aval irt .! Uvry, irr ttx - ...... 3 xc L-J T- tr tuvjlii t&r : THE LEI3' Oi' PfcOOKESS. 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While ten hr moaf iawtigatfait ija 4Jt i-jfl :w4ikb iir.a.,i fcuk, 01 it to t. 1 a. ..... .....1 :t P.iiA-.1L- r.lffim ffr UJ tr WJ wyrt in i jf?al 1 f unkr liicju.UM of ti Jr! bvir; rk M tf ea.-Jtr7 if biiW in tJ ' j ijsrttte and 5yr?-a traopoTtatian, fr a.'J crrkr ard the pubiic is- J wret, the irxorponucm zrA con'.nl i 'f ineorponitkni of rai3roa4j aryi ti:' Notice of School Meetingi MTJCE JJ5 HEfeEBY GIVEN T tie lyal rolr ,f Sti-rxJ bit rkt ' J' MKrict --J t bii t H.r 35Hsool AviVjri-a on ti t'V.h oay of Ncvero- l The investigation btf :r.j Novral. Uw, 11, t to oVlori ifi if afVfrnoou v vo on th prvposiuun of leiTir.g ! -"M i to c cond-jrttd by the joir.t a datrrt t. jconyrwiOMl commiv on Intrs!ate Ti total acnvjut oi usiy tii4 iy tK d.firkt during th f;cal U'lmrntrc. ytar birt(uij3K on Jic lrt. Silo awl isniitjn on Jyf Ut, 19!7, U fJmatl j Tb inception of th inquiry ia in iim ttMu.t Ivif iuAvto ti a.Tioar'.e v "w rt;ve4 from th :t-n mind of Y'.kvAw. Wilson. Is a ewray vrtJsA ivA, wtiool UrJ, .pcl sit.T.t tax, an an otaer TDf-l '.f 4itrk.: BUDGET 1. T;jriMf' taJarwt 1 Wi.'M.'A Z. Forcim.'B 2. Appa.atut awi 'jp!), .b a np, chalk, trawn, tove, curtaitii, w 400.00 4- Librai7 100 5. Kla 6. Kpii; of atbool&'u.Mrt, otiUuiSdinift or inm: 100.00 7. Imfirvrinic frvtiaA 100.00 JJ. Kaverournl wj'j!b.7i;t 100.00 St. JfJit:Jiaaou jpp!ifr & (tM: 2 0W.00 Jfl. rrre S.turanc prnuum 11. Jauitjr waKm 12. Janiur'i upp.i' FM.OO rr.rikaf to eorrt in D?mier of 1315, he uirl tbr rton to feir 1 1 111. . J . . U 1 . . . t. -. -J . Vit ...... . B noald not be akle to cope with the t transportation problems of the coun-! Uy as at present equipped, eordinat-' ed and rtjf ukited. . The fact i that the railroads are!' rufferir.tf from KH diffircnt kinds of : 1 rtgtilation. They are bubject to the J laws and whims of v-ry state. It 1 would take a Philadelphia lawyer year to codify the railroad laws of Received by Express a big shipment of ladies' cloth and plush Coats all the latest colors and styles. Moderately Priced, $12.50 to 65.00. An immense showing of ladies' high class suits just received from Siegel Bros. All bought at a special price and marked for quick selling. Extra Values at $12.50 to$40.00. 3,500.00 ; the (states ard to tell you what they ! '(tit Mil ,. i . ., . ! Kl ; f-'-r' gather and interpret the court d- ii. iJKnt power as to what thew laws mean.! lit. n i 1. CJerk's alary 17. Postaife and stationery and printinjf IB. For the payment of bonds, warrants, notes, and other indebted- ness, contracted prior to May TI, anl for inlere'. were. It would take another year to I Ivrfi'fifi i And then the railroad would 250.00 doubt. j What should he done is to concen- I trate the superviisiwi uf the railroads be ii ' " to make sure hell call the next mom- just ai important as tmne own. vt' , Honor thy job and thyself, that thy days may be lone in employment. thereon 12,500.00 ! in one national body, the Interstate! Get Up An Initiative Petition. I TTioii shalt nnt clean machinery 19. For to payment of bonds, warrants, notes, and other indebted- .Commerce commission so that there I when we have a law that will com- while it is in motion. reus contracted on or after May 22, an4 lor intere-.t would be rational control instead of (i the partisan papers to pay all beu Thou shalt not watch thy neighbor's thereon I i..t i ir.xt v.v n. . ..... -t- niuc ivmivi. . j . .w o nu ivau" orK, dui attend to mine own. This with national aupervision cf,ttr predictioas, the number of, Thou shalt not allow the sleeves of the issuance of railroad securities ! journals that will be willing to indulge thv shirt to hane loose, nor the fiaDS . M"?f ;: '.'j '.: : :y.;.k 1 tat control 21 - , 22. I 23. j wouia relieve tn raiiroajs 01 tne Our-, ,u ytvpiuxr wui i-crat den of over-rejrulation end would re- The Spectator. store the confidence of the public in railroad investments. It is certain that unless the railroads are able to make improvements and betterments, 24 Total etimatd amount of money to be expended for all pur- pohtx during the year $70,150.00 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS From r&untv m4kx,I iunti Aur'mv thi rnrninv vhr.rtl war . . .S 1 1 .WK) 00 From Mate school fund duririR the coming whool year .'),224.&4 j l Kiye public good service under Cash dot in the hands of the district clerk 3,872.20 t& present system, the nation will Cosh now in the hands of the county treuasurer, belonging to the district 16,590.73 Estimate! amount to be received from all other sources during the coming school year 3,500.00 Total estimated receipts, not including the money to 'c from the tax which it is proposed to vote RECAPITULATION Total estimated expenses for the year Total cstirnuU-d receipts not including the tax to be voted received $19,224.04 . ...$70,150.00 . ... 19,224.94 drift toward government ownership. SUCCESS. Flotsam and Jetsam .Safety-First Commandments. Thou shalt have no other thoughts than thy work. Thou shalt take n? unnecessary risks, nor try to show off. nor clav Balance amount to be rained bv district tax .... We PHtimate that a levy of twelve milN will be required to produre the amount of npecml tax money shown above. Dated this .'iOth day of October, VJMi. AUtrf. ' MAS. II. REYNOLDS, J. K. REYNOLDS. District Court. Chairman Roard of Director-. U K It All success is not luck. Rut that is the way mar.y regard the successful. The Weitem Farmer characterizes this lendencv as follows: "Wherever . r. fi,i ; I practical ;okes, for by thy careles.5 i r,.mm,,.,if r..,... . . inaicsi ao injury wnicn will . ..$.50,925.05 !,.,-'' V"" "V;: I;:; have effect unto the third and fourth farm building average crops, , ft1" to follow. , good stock, hav.r more money and .' Th"1 "halt not swear nor lose thy j i leuure time than marv of their r.eiirh- i P" "ri tnir.gs do not go just gn oeautifully of thy coat to be unbuttoned, as they may get caught in the machinery. Thou shalt not throw matches or greasy waste on the floor nor scatter cil around the bearings, as a dirty worker is a clumsy worker, and a clumsy worker is a menace to his fellow-workers. Thou shalt not interfere with the switches, nor the dynamos, nor the cables, nor the engines, nor anything else thou art told is dangerous. "Rock Island Employes' Magazine, Prosperity in Oregon bors. The neighbors, however, h-vrr. grasp the reason for the difference ir: the apparent reifjlts. Remember thou art not the only on-? Sold Wheat at $1.50 E. G. Cameron Tuesday closed cr, the job, and that other lives are deal by which he di?posed of his wheat "A Time of Plenty" 'Hie tirno to save is when you have. Tlii.s holds tfood with money ns well as with other property. "War times, and hard times do not worry people with a hank a'voimt, like those who have made no preparation for the days to come. Our hank is the pla'-e to start an ae eount anil lie prepared for times of need. Our operations are eonservative and at all times keep the interest of our customers in mind. Ja CJrande ffational ank "When questioned about it. tr,y usually say, 'Oh, he's !:c":y.' Then v hen you iir.ervie' these Mucky ones : find that t'r.ey have studied their ''orditioi:- :ij! leaned ,y oh-f-n ho'.v to !,un j"? the on H.cij i'a r'.KHiinr f;;rn,. h'.v to Veep ,'ow-i !),, u: ;v U thejr Kicur.'l t'" '..he ..ov.if:i' o '..', h'.v. to select pure-bred stock, how to feed economically; or, in other wor.is they have gone into the detail? of th, business and mastered them, them luck iH a misnomer. Th on their head, coupled with planning. I of biokinp ahead, of not nuttntr :,! 1 1 the eggs in one basket, in mapping I out a program and sticking to such ft 1 1 a program. They are able to get the ' jl. j 1m st from others through observation jT an l are perfectly willing to put it in- to practice on their farms where it . 4 can Iw worked to advantage No, it crop to Mr. Webb at $L50, which is considered a good figure, satisfactory alike to the buyer and seller. Mr. Cameron says when a farmer can get that price for wheat he feels like he ought to give some of it back. This is a good year for the fanner. Unioa Republican. Rancher Builds Fine Hone. Ed Wulf, who went up Pyle canyon ten years ago with little cash aad all his belongings in a lumber wagon, has commenced the erection of a modern, residence on his Pyle canyon ranch, which, with the homestead to be proved up on next year, includes 680 acres. Mr. Wulf has been a success on the ranch, and now proposes to have some of the luxuries as he goes along. The new house will have sev en rooms and basement, with bath i room, water piped from a spring, and ; electric lights as soon as they can be : had of the light and power company. (The house will cost about $2,000, is ! on a rural route, and with the family auto and other modern conveniences, I Mr. Wulf feels that he will be about as well off as if he lives in town. Here is a practical demonstration of what a man can do in this section who goe on a piece of land and works with hands and head. Mr. Wulf is on easy street now. Union Republican. ! With i t " rely ' HAISTEiYS PATENT HEATER SOMETHING NEW- SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN A HEATER. There is merit in the excellence of construction, material used, beauty of line and syrn&try of proportion, together with the beautiful trimming that cannot be found in any other stove. A Heater Supreme Deposits Assets $1,000,000.00 $ 1,1 00,000.00 isn't luck that counts; it's headwork.- And the same thing applies to all j other business, too. WIT AND HUMOR quite j Female Strategy. First Person Norn seems gone on the postman. Second Person Gone 7 Do yoj ' know what that girl does? She post3 ii letter to herself every night bo as A heater supreme. It bums any kind of fuel with first-class heating results. Its single draft so built as not to let any cob; air get to the fire is the secret. A super-heating expansion air reser voir and an automatic draft that adjusts itself to the condition of fira make up a heater that is second to none. (It Burns Even the Smoke) I have so much faith in this splendid heater that I will place it in your home on 30 davs' trial Furniture on Easy Payments F. D. HAISTEN Furniture on Easy Pay-n-.ents. .'W-ii
