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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1917)
. ' wmhKiun .tStrMrtlBti,viaiJi. TRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1917. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. 'r";.r' PAGE THREH 1 4t5TtjffiaEaP4'; MANAGER HAS .1 $'iRY.35 t SPECIAL Golden State Corn Syrup In Full Quarts 25c. Pints t5c KING'S AIR DRIED FRUITS AND ; VEGETABLES ARE HERE , We Have the Following: Apples in Rings for baking and table use. Apples in Cubes for pies and sauce. , Squash for Pies. f """' ' - Prunes -w Soups rr K Try a Package With Your Next Order Disbursements None. Issued Warrants On park fund for exp. vouch or No. 89 .. On imp. dist. int. fund for coup. 5 bond 741 On general fund, for salaries and labor , . On water fund On road fund . . ! ' 1 1 1 1 I I I 25.00 1.16 J 1 1 1 1 972.87 333.30 186.21 $1518.64 Issued licenses to tho amount of $56.40, as per trcas. recta, on file. The city treasurer makes follow-, ing report: . Receipts Water rents $ 944.75 RHEA LUPER AND ROSCOE NEAL SAV O.-W. PLANS ARE ADEQUATE. WIN WHERE BETTER LIGHT IS WANTED Save your eyes by using only National Mazda lamps. Three times the light oi carbon lamps for the same cost. Call at our store or 'phone No. Main 87. ! ; .w- Assessment Assessment interest S77.30 installments 519.32 56.40 Licenses (I Elect, permits Taxes (Co. Trcas.) 1.00 1002.73 I PUNS CHECKED 4 t 4 ' 4 I ,4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Hot House Lettuce Fancy Head Lettuce Rhubard Grape Fruit ' Oranges Lemons Bananas New Cabbage Turnips Parsnips : .f Carrots Cauliflower Celerv CALL MAIN 35 sr iff I ft HM if H-T If Depend on This J .4 ' YOU CAN DEPEND ON A GOOD CONVERSA TION WHEN USING OUR COPPER TOLL LINES. HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE CO. E CTRIC SUPPLY CO. TrVo 'irN BR0 W LL Manager TNG A SPECIALT a i .- tr-Jtig Devices Suppl ;es anck' PiicneuMaii?0 - Sommer Hotei Building,next t .Western Unioa f 1 CITY WILL SUE DELIN QUENT PROPERTY OWNERS Neal, in Portland, Saw Observer Story that City Had No (hie to Check Specifications and Went to O.-W. Office for Blueprint, Luper Checked on City's Request City Will Take Next Move in Case of Objecting Second Street Property Owners, Slowly the Second street viaduct matters are 'being cleared by the city commission and it is thought the construction will begin within a short time. The railroad's plans have been checked by Cty Engineer Roscoo Neal, now in Portland, and iry Rhea Luper, ?njrint' Of the state water board. Neal saw tha Observer's story of last Thursday that the city had no ono to check the pjons and immodia',t'ry wfit Chief Engineer mm-rnr th! O.-W. R. & N. company's office onu got a blueprint copy from Mr. Mur ray. Mr. Neal wrote City Manager murrey tnat the plans were sufficient tor a safe viaduct. Mr. Luper ad vised Mr. Currey to tho same effect. the city attorney has ,been em powered to act in the case of the property owners who have threatened to obstruct tho erection of the vinHiiel. The city manager repotted Hist night that tho city attorney had also been instructed to begin suit from all per sons who have fr.iled to pay improve ment assessments or who have failed to apply for the privilege of ten years' time in the payment. I ho city ma lager s report follows: La Grande, Ore., March 14. (To tho Honorable Commission of the City oi i,a uranuc) Gentlemen: I, herein. submit you my report for the week ending March 10, 1917, as follows: I ho fire chief reports no fires for the week. Installed three fire alarm bells in homes of thice volunteer fire men. Made four electrical inspec tions, and reports that no alarm boxes have been molested since postinir re ward notices. He issued labor certifi cates amounting to $2.20 for placing alarm bells. The chief of police reports four ar rests for the week, and fines paid to the amount of $50.00. One prisoner in jail; 14 mean served, seven sleep ing accommodations given. Two lights reported out; one at Adams and Elm on nights of the 6tb nnd 7th. Of tho four arrests made, two were for drunkenness, one disorderly conduct, one assault and battery. The water superintendent reports an expense for the week of $15.55 of which $5.10 covered sewer inspec tions, $2.75 thawing pipe, and $i'.(0 repair work and rigging sewer pump and engine. The street superintendent reports an expense for the week of $51. (iO, covering principally the cleaning of ice and snow from gutters. Used two teams and grader for hull' day clearing roads for use of fire truck. The city recorder makes following report: Receipts- Fines .$ 50.OO" .Sower 3-5 instal 595.84 Sewer !l-o int. 11.92 Union Co. for work on Co. road to cemeteries ?.57 Dog license 20.00 $2901.50 ' Disbursements Park warrants Imp. bond int Contingent warrants . . Water warrants .... Dist. 27 warmptu 400.00 jjiau i.i mi. - 128.46 Imp, bonds, Mil 18,000.00 J ,f 25.00 . 757.27 1 1.50 '! 265.30;", Levy-Vogel Drug Co. . $19,577.53 1 have had tlio gasoline engine aiUi pump for use t-t the septic tank put in order, and same will Ibe put into operation at the tank next Monday. Tho farmers along the ditch have ftfven their consent for the city to use same in cleaning the tank. The water superintendent has begun tracing out tho sewer connections on the tin sewer. The city attorney has been ordered to begin suit to collect row nil persons who have failed to -jry XW privilege pi pay. pay up or .v" i-J- ing for improvements on tiie plan. Respectfully submitted, FRED B. CURREY, General Manager. Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism. The torture of rheumatism, the pains and aches that make life un bearable are relieved by Sloan's Lini ment, a clean elear liquid that is easy to apply and more effective than mus sy plasters or ointments because it penerates quickly without rubbing. For the many pains aid aches fnl. lowing exposure, strains, sprains and muscle soreness, Sloan' Liniment ja promptly effective. Alwavs kar bottle handy for gout .lumbago, tooth ache, backache, stiff neck and ail ex ternal pains. All dragriste, 2,5e Adr. FUEL LUMP COAL, TWO CARS DRY WOOD, BRIQUETS fc 4? Chines Returns To Portland. i Call and INVESTI GATE Our Plant & Equipment WE ARE HERE TO MAKE Our Glasses Satisfactory ONLY REGISTERED 1 I Lee Pot Li in, the young Chinaman ho arrived in the citv yesterday "to loaf" until he was to take up his job in a cannery, agreed to the sugges tion of Cochran and Eberhnrd, attor neys for himself nnd Quon San, that he return to Portland. He left last midnight. .We 11 -T.T Tivr li if u Hi. l i , l . ... - small teams, drays, auto truks, jitneys, p'&Uo wagons, derricks, jackB, tackle; everything complete to handle a pack-, age or a carload. Quick Service " Vv. -1 Fuel, Feed, Fireproof Storage ' '"'V The J. D. Lynch Co. Chip Block East of Depot Phone Main 10 NOTICE OF SALE IF IN TROUBLE WITH YOUR EYES SEE T7TV OPTOMETRISTS IN EASTERN t, REGrON HAVING A COMPLETE SURFACING AND LENS .GRINDING PLANT' AND USING THE MOST COMPLETE MODERN IK&"TRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT ANY LENS DUPLICATED SAME DAY AS LEFT AMb ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Peare & Son Notice is horoby given that under and by virtue of the provisions of Chapter 317 of the General Laws of Oregon for 1913, I will on Wednes day, the 21st day of March, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m. wll at public auction to tho highest bidder for canh,-on the comer of Depot Street and Washii; ton Avenue in La Grande, Oregon, the property hereinafter described which was brought into ray hotel the Som mer House of La Grande, Oregon, and which belonged to or was under the control of J. B. Hudson, J. U. McDonald and R. W. Michael, who werq guests and boarders, of said hotel, to satisfy my lien as inn keeper for the proper charges due me front said parties for accommodation, board and lodging as such rucbIs, and torn other extras furnished to suld parties at their request, and for money paid for and advanced to said parties said money so advanced being less than $200 and the total of my said claim against all of said parties amounting to $567.60, and all of said property having been brought into my hotel, known as the Sommor Hotel, in La Grande, Oregon, and more than CO days having elnpsed since the last items of snra food lodging and ad vancements were ifiade. Said property so belonging to or under the control of said parties and to be sold in pay ment of my said lien as inn keeper is as follows, to-wit: r-Vulcan four burner range. 1 Small hot plate. 8 Light fixtures (mantles). Large instantaneous auto thermal wawr 'hpter No. 8 A, 1 Wat?r tjink. 1 No. 2iS JJuffii water keuter'. Vi. 1 Large cctipno 8 burner range. v 1 1 1-2 II. r. 7ynamo motor, fpced 1400 revolutions per minute, amp. 6, volts 230, No. 2C10, s.ze 1 cm. 1 81-B hot plate, nnd large board of electric light globes. 1 Type T. F. M. & Co. gas ngino, Rov. 400, 2 II. P. 1 Large tin tank 10x12. 1 Wooden container for seme. 1 Iron retort encased in brick. 1 Feeding tank with large ynlvs at 1 1 top of retort. J 1 Small condensing tank with inside tank. . J Some 3-4 inch pipe, 1 inch pipo and i men pipe, stop cocks, fittings, etc. 1 gold stop watch. GICORGE E. GOOD, Proprietor of Sommer Hotel. 6-10-10t Keep Your Eye mer Lands The last five sales hive beea from residents who reside away from Grande Roatfe valley. On Pal It apparently is the same eld story: a rule do not realize the opportunities Home poagfie as that are liere. The first settlers of this valley did not aftireciate the value of that large fertile tiot we now call the Sandiidge. It was the very last land in the valley to be occupied. A few years from now not a few of those who read these lines will state: "I did not know fcat Palmer valley would ever be the prosperous country it is." It will be too late then. The opportunity is now. No experiment. Many faiSilies have already demonstrated the productiveness of the soil. You know the location, near railroad, near Elgin, adjoining a forest reserve, witch means cheap range for stock atui free fuel for all time. Come in and let us reasim together. Geo. H. Currey Opposite Y. M. C. A. Phone Black 2001 HE WHO MOTES REAL ESTATE 146 Bta Street La Grande, Oregon Next U bserver Office i a i an QUICK DELIVERIES are a feature of this business. lumber1 When you give us an order you can confidently rely cu getting your lumber a little before you need it That means no delay in oosstructtoo, no waiting time that yoa have to pay for Think that over. GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Retail Dept. Pnone Main 8 Job Printing Quickly and Neatly Done at The Observer .Office.