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SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1917. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. 'PAGE THREU 11 tra ir-i YOU CHI ANGIERS Come in and Let Us Give You a Few Pointers POULTRY SUPPLIES CHICK FEED, GROUND OYSTER SHELL, GROUND BONE, OIL MEAL, CiACKED CORN A Complete Stock of Everything for Poultry Raisers, and at REASONABLE PRICES . .be COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS. Bills audited and allowed by County Court April term, 1917: "Same For what Amt. Coast Bridge Co., Steel for bridge, etc $4570.00 W. J. Hazelwood, Grand Juror Feb. Term 11.00 W. B. Butterfield, Grand Juror Feb. Term 9.60 0. P. Harrison, Grand Juror Feb. Term ..... .: 6.20 Peter Bosquet, Grand Juror Feb. Term 6.50 E. E. Kirtley, Grand Juror Feb. Term 6.20 J. A. Traeey, Grand Juror Feb. Term t 10.60 C. A. Chadwick, Grand Juror Feb. Term ' 6.20 Wallace Lane, Juror Feb. Term 6.20 L. L. McKennon, Grand Juror Feb. Term 3.20 S. A. Weagle, Grand Juror Feb. Term 15.20 Dr. Upton, Witness before Grand Jury ( 2.20 B. T. May Witness before Grand Jury 2.20 Olive Childers, Witness before Grand Jury 2.20 L. Rayburn, Witness before Grand Jury 2.20 H. Rothchild, Witness before Grand Jury 8.40 J A. Arbuckle, Witness before ' Grand Jury... 2.20 Chas. E. Bartmess, Witness be fore Grand Jury 2.20 B W. Hughes, Witness before Grand Jury 2.20 Earl Zundel, Witness before Grand Jury 2.20 Kenneth Chute, Witenss before Grand Jury 8.40 A. V. Andrews, Witness before Grand Jury . 2.20 M. W. Emery, Witness before Grand Jury 5.40 G. H. Rollins, Witness before Grand Ju:y 5.40 Silver Grill, Meals for Jury . 17.55 Geo. Sorrenson, Witnecs State vs. Newlin 2.20 La Grande Printing Co., Print ing for Dist. Atty 3.00 Arthur C. Williams, J. P. fees Justice Court 8.95 1. W. Faulk, Const, fees J. P. Court 1.70 L. Rayburn, Witness J. P. Court 1.90 H. R. Hanna, Services as Court Reporter ..... .i. ... 13.00 Lee Warnick, Sheriff's Ex pense 12.20 La Grande Printing Co., Print ing for Sheriff's office 7.00 J L. Courtney, Livery Hire . . 12.00 St. Lewis Livery, Livery Hire 3.50 B. W. Shores, Taxi Hire .... 4.00 Irma Aikino, Work in Tax Dept 81.00 Ethel B. Denny, Work in Tax Dept .., 70.50 Helena L. Williamson, Work in Removal Sale Removal Sale SPECIAL PRICES Car-Load Sold in Last 30 Days A NICE ASSORTMENT STILL LEFT TO SELECT FROM Tlve finest makes including Ivors & Pond, Knabe, Rohnicr, Poole, Bush & Oerts, Cable, Sehulz, Emerson, Ilallett & Davis, and other good makes, the largest and best array of Pianos ever shown in this city. A life time oppor tunity, at prices never before offered. CALL WHILE SALE IS ON, ONLY TO LAST A FEW DAYS LONGER. Richey Piano House, Opposite Sommer House. awye: Tax Dept .,. .. 60.00 Irma Y. Martin, Work in Tax Dept . 30.00 Lola Peebler, Woik in Tax Dept . .i. 30.00 Glass & Prudhomme Co., Of fice Supplies 26.00 C. K. McKormick, Stamps, etc 2.71 La Grande Printing Co., print ing ., 6.25 E. E. Bragg, Stamps 5.00 W. W. Stevens, Work as Depu ty Assessor 60.00 U. F. Weiss, Work as Deputy Assessor 36.00 Glass & Prudhomme Co., As sessment Rolls 132.00 Glass & Prudhomme Co., Office Supplies 1.60 Hazel Last, Work in School Supt. Office 35.00 A E. Ivanhoe, Stamps, etc. . . . 5.42 J. A. Yeager, Services as Dist. Sealer 25.93 Home Independent Tele. Co., Telephone Rent 33.00 Union County Tele. Co., Tele phone Rent 8.00 City of La Grande, Water rent 11.10 Eastern Oreg. Light Power Co., Lights 18.72 T. W. DeBordo, Janitor and night watchman 75.00 Chester Koyl, Hauling ashes . . 1.50 Smith's Garage, Repairing Jail key 75 Elliott Fisher Co., Repairs on Typewriter 11.75 C. A. Galloway, Commissioner's fees 33.40 R E. Holt, Witness State vs. Ching Lam 2.20 J. T. Williamson, Witness State vs. Ching Lam 2.20 Tom Kapellas, Witness State vs. Ching Lam 2.20 L. Rayburn, Witness State vs. Ching Lam 2.20 B. A. Benham, Witness State vs. Ching Lam 2.20 E. W. Shores, Taxi Hire 6.25 Folty & Rogers, Taxi Hire . . . 3.75 Standard Laundry Co., Laundry for jail 1.00 Lee Warnick, Boarding Prison ers -. 114.96 Eastern Oregon Republican, Pub. Delinquent Tax List . . 363.15 La Grande Evening Observer, Pub. Delinquent Tax List . . 369.25 Wm. Sion, Supt. Poor Farm . . 65.00 Ida West, Work at Poor Farm . 20.00 Clyde Kiddle, Supplies Poor Farm 37.90 Pioneer Flouring Mill Co., Sup plies Poor Farm 10.65 Pioneer Flouring Mill Co., Sup plies Poor Farm 11.40 Isaac W. Faulk, Relief for In digent Soldiers 132.50 Dr. M. K. Hall, Secy. County Board of Health 80.00 Boys' & Girls' Aid Society, Al lowance for March 10.00 Miss Childers, Boarding Chi nese Girl 12.00 J. W. White, Supplies for In r-HoI LA GRANDE, OREGON. digents 6.00 W. J. Townley, Supplies for In- digents 7.45 Union Drug Co., Supplies for I Indigents 50 Walter Stringham, Supplies for Indigents 30.00 ' Harris Grocery, Supplies for Indigents 9.40 Red Cross Drug Store, Supplies for Indigents 29.95 N. K. West & Co., Supplies for I Indigents . .i 2.45 .'Lewis Bloom, Supplies for In- i I digent 16.50 J. P. Graham, Services as Coun- , ty Physician 43.75 Arthur C. McCown, Medical services for Indigents 12.00 J H. Henderson, Burying In- digent 10.00 Grande Rondo Hospital, Care of Indigent ... . j 21.50 W. L. Clark, County Aid .... 5.00 ! A. C. Cook, County Ai.l 6.00 James Crowl, County Aid . . . 10.00 Susan Enloe, County Aid .... 10.00 Catherine Herrmannd, County j Aid 7.50 Amelia HiHerbrandt, County I Aid 12.50 T M. Hughey, County Aid .. 15.00! Carrie Jackson, County Aid . . . 10.00 Hans Johnsoi, County Aid . ... . 10.00 Millie MeLuchlcn, County Aid . 10.00 A'medo McCurry, Cou lty Aid . 7.50 j Ester Powers, County Aid . . . 7.50 Ellen Palmer, County Aid . . 10.00 1 D. W. Souder, Counfy AC ... 15.00 , Clara Serelcs, County Aid . . 10.00 Mrs. J. O. Sage, County Aid . . . 10.00 ; Samuel Sianon, County Aid . . . 10.00 J. F. Williams, County A:J ... 12.50 Mrs. Robt. Wilkinson, Couniy Aid 5.00 Mclla J. Attoberry, Widow's Pension 12 50 Hattie M. Brown, Widow's Pension . 10.00 Mary H. Bean, Widow'3 Pen sion . . 12.50 Katie E. Burnett, Widowis Pension 10.00 Mary M. Bauer, Widow's Pen sion . . . . 25.00 Cora R. Bloom, Widow's Pen sion 7.50 Hannah M. Boswell, Widow's Pension 10.00 Cora. B. Busick, Widow's Pen sion 15.00 Oreta C. Combs, Widow's Pen sion 10.00 Luella Castle, Widow's Pen sion ... 10.00 Oma Cullcn, Widow's Pen sion 23.00 Lou Dawson, Widow's Pension 10.00 Nettie Dallen, Widow's Pen sion 10.00 Anna Donovon, Widow's Pen sion 30.00 Minnie Dray, Widow's Pen sion , 10.00 Mary Fitzgerald, Widow's Pen sion 25.00 Elizabeth Flower, Widow's Pension 32.50 mes Lena Groupe, sion Widow's Pen- 7.50 Lo Desca Graham, Widow's Pension . . . .. .i 15.00 Rosa Goodwin, Widow's Pen sion 22.50 Belle Huntley, Widow's Pen sion 17.50 Anna Hucghan, Widow's Pen sion 17.50 nrncin TInccn Wiifnw'a Ppn- s;on , 10 00 Mary Haight, Widow's Pen sion 22.50 Olivo Johnson, Widow's Pen sion 32.50 Parrilla Kecfer, Widow's Pen sion 10.00 Myrtle Logan, Widow's Pen sion 20.50 Alice Lemon, Widow's Pen sion 17.50 Margret Miller, Widow s Pen sion 10.00 Nellie M. Martin, Widow's Pen sion , 22.50 Ethel M. Masters, Widow's' Pension 15.00' Stella McGrath, Widow's Pen sion 10.00 Sarah Nash, Widow's Pcn- I sion 17.50 Nettie Rich, Widow's Pon- sion .. .. 10.00 Mary S. Smith, Widow's Pen sion Emily J. Stine, Widow's Pen sion Sarah E. Swalberg, Widow's Pension R. II. Davis, Work on Bridges T. M. Brannon, Work on Bridges .. ..- Allan Wilson, Work on Bridges 17.50 15.00 10.00 36.75 13.75 11.25 Dave Ellsworth, Work on Bridges . 12.00 Chas. Wcaglo, Work on Bridges 12.50 F A. Fames, Damage j 100.00 Geo. Palmer Lumber Co., lum ber for Bridge 8.88 Grande Rondo Lumber Co. Lumber 6.G0 Manche O. Bennett, Locating Engineer 7.04 Hilton's Garage, Gasoline and storage 6.40 Motor Car Supply Co., Oil for Road Machinery 84 ''O S. F. Daily, Work on Roads. . 10.00 John Jones, Work on Roads 2.50 Dan Gorman, Work on Roads 0.25 Fred Huffman, Work on Roads 6.00 M. W. Huffman, Work on Roads 11.00 M. G. Church, Work on Roads 2.50 Roland Wulf, Work on Road., 10.00 J. E. Cox, Work on Ronds . . . 5.00 F. A. Fames, Work on Roads 5.00 G. E. McCU-'ndon, Work on Ponds 2.50 D. Gauthier, Work on Roads 4.25 R. D.-Jones, Work on Roads.. 9.05 Frank Ross, Work on Ronds.. 5.50 Archie Ross, Work on. Roads 2.50 Manford Alexander, Work on Roads 5.00 Walter Richards, Work on Ronds 2.50 J. W. Sills, Work on Ronds 2.50 R. I. Barker, Work on Roads G.25 K. W. Barker, Work on Roads 2.50 J. H. Blumenstem, Work on Roads 13.10 John Nordvie, Work on Roads 2.50 C. D. Huffman, Work on Roads 15.00 C. L. Alexander, Work on Roads 2.50 T. A. Choate. Work on Ronds 4.00 iHilma Starnes, Bounty 2.00 j In the matter of the monthly report jof county treasurer. Approved, i in re monthly statement of county ' clerk of Scalp Bounty warrants is !sued. Approved. In re monthly allowance to various indigent persons. County clerk di rected to draw warrants on General Fund as follows: A. C. Conk $ fi.OO W. L. Clark 5.00 James Crawl 10.00 Susan Enloe 10.00 ! Catherine Herrmann 7.50 'Amelia Hildobrant 12.50 F. M. Hughey lo.OO Carrie Jackson 10.00 i Hans Jensen 10.00 (Milley McLnchlen 10.00 lAlemeda MeCurry 7.50 Estor Powers 7.50 ! Ellen Palmer 10.00 D. W. Souder 15.00 Mercaiiti Clara Series 10.00 Mrs. J. O. Sago 10.00 Samuel Sisson 10.00 J. F. Williams 12.50 Mrs. Robt. Wilkinson 5.00 In re appointment of county phy- sician. Continued for the term. In re application of S .F. Richard- son to open L street. Continued for fcho term. In re application of J. W. Barger to onen county road. Continued for the i term. In re appointment of supervisors shins and funny bones is that shins for various road districts as follows: live out in the open while funny bones James Wickons for R. D. No. 4. j secret themselves in out of the way J. M. Darr for R. D. No. 5. places around the eibow. Shins are L. C. Grout for R. D. No. 10. , .'audacious. They invite disaster. Fun C. A. Smith for R. D. No. 3. I ny bones mind their own business as In re county road petitioned for by long us you let them alone. j Floyd McKennon et al. Continued for : the term. t In re county road petitioned for by Powder Land & Irrigation Co et al. Continued for the term. I In to county road petitioned for by U,r tt -., .. t , i term. In re county road petitioned for by Hans Wcstenskow et al. Ordered that coun ty surveyor and W. E. Ruckman J. A. GaskiU as a board of road and viewers to meet at Imbler April 17 at 10 o'clock to view survey and lay out the Toad petitioned for. T ,,,, v.,! nt;ri,1 r. V ! Cecil Thompson ct al. Continued for In re application of Home Inde- pendent Telephone Co. for damages to telephone wires. Continued for re- port of district attorney. w In rn nnlil cnt on nf F. I. Movers for cancellation of Tax Lien. Sheriff ,. . i i; ,;t;j f In re application, of Ella Whit for refund on taxes. Application if erred to tax collector for verification. In re county load petitioned for by' Albert Olson. Continued for the devised to register the nervous shocks term, suffered by Mother Earth. In Ye payment of first somi-annuar It is so extremely sensitive that it installment, farm and field demon- can sit in Washington and quiver from strntion work. Clerk ordered to draw the impact of an earthquake in Hono warrant for semi-annual payment and lulu. Leadpcncils are attached to its forward to State Agricultural Col- arms and legs so that their agitation lego. is registered in permanent form which In re appointment of deputy fruit mny bo used as evidence against the inspector. Application by C. D. Huff- enrthquake if it denies it happened, man. Continued for the term. I Whenever a seismograph begins to In re application of Mrs. Robert shiver and shako you can depend on Miller for cancellation of taxes. Ap- it Mother Eaith is having a spasm plication allowed. somewhere in her anatomy. In re application of Martha J. Rein- miller for cancellation of taxes. Ap- plication allowed, In re vacation of county road pe titioned for by F. M. Rankin et al, Continued for the term. In re approval of the appointment of James Gekeler as deputy county lerk. Appointment approved. How would you like to have in your purse at this moment the total amount you might have saved on your pur- chases for the past year through studying the storo ads? Adv. 4-14, 21, 28. 6-5-tf. - -.i -.i-.r-.r- rtSJIfUlTCTCD O Dll B 45 I .IIIUIIL-O I L.I1 O I IL.1.3 , fcvr TMK IMAMONII IIRANU. A J Ludlrn! AhU ytmr ItriiaaUt f-if 1 A 4 (I..J 'M--1m...t IMnn.nn.1 Tirunil,iV tCiJW5. I'lll. In II. . I I -..l.l nirunicVV H-v-ryJri l'r. walr.l will. I. hie KiM,!.. S i yA SVA'J Toko ni utbrr. Ititv of yrtnp " , j j 1 1 1 Ul I ILO l( tllN0 nltlAJ lVffltt,?u:WW!"ftWi I.-, fur Sift J vis m iteu.rartst. Aii, MM i liruiiT 1 ' fi if GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Retail Dept. le Co. THE WHA T-yO U-MA y COLUMJf 1 By "CM f Shins. Shins are tender spots built into the front of man's legs so his wife will have something to kick him on under the table when ho goes wrong in company. Shins are great uncles to the funny bone. The only difference between i We favor a moving day for shins, j Let them livo under 6ur ribs, or else- 1 where doep in our anatomy. . . , . . ., """Is I"? Bath. One doesnt realize, until one gets in a bath tub, how inconveniently the middle of one's back is arranged. You ' P over your shoulders wu-" 5" r"S u,,u al- ' lu" Bt under. yufL armPlta. a,)d ua .u . ""fc ' ?? nner . is inaccessible. ouiiiuuuuy invenwju u 'oruaii onto thilt. "uI ?ttac!? "v ith.a "f1.. of uds But either h brufu 8,'PS ,f: ' the hanaleJ3 """ "' "' " , " "" " . . , . 'I I nniinotinr.fi V-xl EsvmnsMA 'Vxlttnf aas4 Jt .-..mc. i" Ioctirff the middle of man's back. Why couldn't it bo abolished? We don t use it for anything but to lean awst, anyhow. Seismograph. The seismograph is an instrument Babies havo spasms too, but they don't need a seismograph to let you know it. Not even at midnight. Or three a. m. Laps The lap is one of those rare human institutions which, though constantly , being- sat upon, still survives. It always nppcurs when you sit down. Nobody knows where it goes when you stand up. It was invented by mothers Mothers have worn laps ever since Eve evoluted from fig .leaves to furbelows I' athers have the framework for laps but they lack the connecting links. Laps are used for many things: omonf, miltrons for holding babies and nowis lull ot eaKO oauer; among lov ers for holding each other; and among various classes of persons for a vari- number of things. I Snmn folks hnvnn't room in thnff laps for nnythlng but their stomachs. QUICK DELIVERIES are a feature of this lumber business. When you give us an order you can confidently rely on getting your lumber a little before you need it That means no delay in construction, no waiting time that you have to pay for Think that over. Phone Main 8
