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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1917)
lit.. . V. U ixA GRAlVDE EVENING OBSERVEB. SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1917.. An Independent Newspaper. T " wfc w awim pm; u j -r. "ucijcueiii newspaper. T r.r a xtttT ' uranae, Uregon, by the ftmSL ENHGn ?f ERVER BLISAING CO. HvB LDEITER CLARICE LEITER resident Vice-Presir ont. Kvm,,,. ,i n..u,:t.... iiintorH of fkn. t tff.- . . . t . Auotuiiioe as Lia Lirando nrnnv i i , " t w'"bvul " ouuuuu-citujs - matter. Address all communications to THK OBBE1?vm Phfh Rt On Sale in Other Cities: Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland; i . uuaiiu, i oruana City Official Paper. Leased Wire Telegraph Report of United T A Hess Associations. t Tt AL, . PocW. If the carrfcr doe not do th ZB. PUt the paper, oa V" th papery you ot ttaendlvtn11?-?1: SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By Carrier. ,DaiI "?i ' . - - , itoi si months , ujr uiuii por three months in advance . Daily, by mail per month! !'.!!!! 45c ut..wjr fvumng uoserver, nnp vAii. n . -J . . . ' " SI Kfl per year ... $1.50 , y carrier. Daily, single copy c. Mai'lir , 1. w J ' TYOTIt IK Daily, per month.... 6 "afly, per six months in adyance.$8.50 Daily, per year in advance $7 no Dafly, by mail per year, in d Members of Red Cross The following names are the new ui rnuuy and Saturday: M. J. J. Carr, Mrs. Laura O. Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fulker- -.., . jora a. Schilke, L, L. Mc Kennon, Mrs. L. L. McKennon, Miss . r , Asnman, Mrs. W. r. Ashmnn f y ,1 nf t- t-, , t w J a- 'c' oeat- ty, Mrs. J T. Graham, G. M. Curtis, Murphy and Dr. Frank Ralston. LEGAL NOTICES. Bids for Wood. W how to run the other fellow'H buinC If we were .banker we would be "good fellows" and 1, 71 Dcouie mnnfiv rn w iwi i tt . """ fi t. j 17 , UI1U Jiarry because thev are "erood fellows" and PYPPiinf i,f are . v v-iiuuinu uiayers. if wo dose blind ' tp ma , 011 311 thc b00tI W and wwo wimu it we were lawvers wo murderers and criminals: we would it tiTn "y xr-M Where they belong. If we' were editors w wouUln'Fhave any misspelled words in the paper. If we were doctors 7Z'tm eyery case advfae an opemtion or saw off he patient's leg,. So in the preset fi a of nt tors, lawjwrs, college professors, insurance men and honspWivosi fii'o JuioTr tn; , "leu, unci crease his ,,5 r, T "er wnat t0 do to away.abut months, crease : his, production and to raise enough food to supply , w : .the world. . , . : --j; ' ; . y , i Lt " print your farm -"W!6. belifiVS tlie farino.r kVinw nnmir1i .v ks " Notice is hnrphw District S.WI fil-.i" .2 !."ttt.-,e tnct No. 1 of ITnlnn will ,r,.i . v.""" "res". ' i ! . 8CU,ea blds for furnish i ing said District No. 1 with 400 cords Of four-foot unlif ..,.11 . . UB hC flr wood id.wood o be cut . j ... " Juno 15, 1017, free from large knots and acceptable to said school board. Said wood trt m ,IK J n nt fhA vi i. , "v",orea. cords t th high school building, 75 cords ;;,r.,,d and 35 ....w Luiiuiiiir ana to hp corded up neatly and clofely where directed hv th wiitre cords to C h" ".TJU:.. Vn.e undrel all on or be7oX" y ,l8t.i , Bids to ,h 1 - uC"Z""?r.l'W- , j WI acnooi c erk and VHAS. H. REYNOLDS, T. 4-28-et. w. 5.4, ccn001 Cierk- The Hot Summer Days will find you cool and comfort able in"-- COOPERS KENOSHA KLOSEMROTCH UNDERWEAR ,-K:Xr ve careful ati Underwear is the beginning of dress the fn,,nn tion upon vhich depends th! comfortse of mfnd and appearance of the wearer. Careful choosing of outfit means e Y I Last Monrl VOUne nnll ?.Urty Of - 1w aociiiuiea ac tne hon0 music. A V. n.w n ooys were present. . ,F of th Tr . . ' WIIe 01 tne manaeer whore sh "r. aan cla, and other fr ends! frra"dfath" -u. ..: . naa She expects to be -"-jrovui tw months. , ' V-.iSyStu'e tVrixier WhoWs enough to .tend to hi -Own business. .VVe believe the proper persons to woric with the farmer aw thn ao-riit,.ni ...t. i """'w wiiuiij lie knows and in whom ho lVm pAnnn nn, , ,7 troubles and will do the best he can. Thorn fe patriotic class than the farmers. Just now his boys are , " a ail, uu juinmtr me army, navy and marines and going to the front. The t. rii,i Of hP nillff fhn foiTYinr. ov,:4. 1 1 n , V . . rii i I n 1 u, r o't litreiy or supplying him - - -v.MJC nBCB wiit;n no neeas it. in TWn Vi p i 1 . s ,can JlelP- J he P,im of mobi lizing the surplus labor of the state to help planting and harvesting seems practical. 1 0 m. n - j wri" 5.ln?.l,aI invention of the Cattle and Horse vcnocio voain-iuiion or Urnimn la iwnv T n i i , vllK" 18 over, ja Urande has won much praise and many compliments for the way that the convention was li.mu n,i ... . , . ...v. iiuu im; ufifiiuics aiui tnoir wives onrort.1 n.,l rm,rt ? u V.'V" 1,0,11 i ll u t't'utive comnuttee bandied the arrangomonts without a complaint. They C0U1 TitV'G d!'"e 80 witllout .the exceedingly liberal sun port of tlft j,vtpck men of Union Countv, nien whose - JvK- Vt 0f P1"10' nor witi't ic support " . " ' " " '"""K uuwu ana to record that a b i convention was entertained without frietion or ioalousv arising at any point. It shows that we can and do work together for .the good of all. 0 . If Colonol I? . . ..... aJllJ, u, u.ua a ( iVlsI0n t0 j, uroup lot bltn rln it nn,l 1 ...l i. , . . ui,L , ;i i u JWU WI1U WJ,nt 10 volunteer in t co with him. M e are at war with Germany. If 20,000 S o0,000 men want to go to Europe to fight under "Teddv" ,,L l"'''uie(i to do so. Whore 'ould thev Bale billt. !' IN w" for Women undation Clothes for. StylisK and is t)reforr fl,rn.,.u Ask to see our summer line Prices 50c to ?3.60. , " " "J .1. tho ideal underwear, rf "women who know." of Mamsing wear, : I La Grande National Bank For Women's Convenience Some women re Just a trifle timid about going to a bank to transact business. Why? Simply because they are not familiar with the rules of banking. Thia bank is calculated to be of special conveni ence to -women; a place where they can come and feel at home. Wo aim to make every transaction bo clear and.so plain, that dealing with our bank .ItWit. . . 1 .... - uvvuies la-inom w easy habit. " "PPnepatronage of women. Their business with us is 'aTttad Jarge and steadily in- If you are not already a patron, then pleaae con sider this an invitation to become one. find a bettor lo.nrWa a . . makes up Ms mM - "n. 1? . ho a vvno win stop him? (By. United Press) woman is doi x ' ".an Boulevard club ins barefoot abSu t flie ou" e andTarS hy Columbus-Thousa IS ,to Save shoe leaer. take a militarv Jl? " .hl0 are preparing to sunset. ' Ui U1L siare between sun-up and Oxford. O n,.i w , ' AAUffeurimV "VL: Uneg are studying volunteering f:: . aomobUe engineer and .. Ull'LUn TO lll'nn.ii.n,! .. ... """tiMty . - - -onucu colois t i fa , lu ullswcr the f rst call to tho extra rate durins th oiui-s, UC.Ul Jdhn Straub estimnt. nouncement is as foil JNcw York A .., . ... Zoo is being plan to i Z e .tiie Bronx Park in pens. J T"' ",UU! uie eiK are herded Cleveland Oim in,.i i ..i Lakes probabll Z ZJ the Great the mosquito fleet of sub,n i . d V ZiUla"tlC to fx)s Angeles-Saloon k,.on,.,.c i,:"r,:..,. , paign to ston xv..,,. tniK : 3, "H,i: "uaienea a earn -in saloons of the e "Uy CTO"Paniod by fight New York Alexis Zsm;,,vl.,...;..i.i x... , . . . in about two shakes of a lamb's mil, iyiiM rnnmuirfvii - . pull out and he was put "hep" that the new general manager was on board, ihe engineer made up the lost time, lhe conductor ennio back and tried to jaiVer was SUent. 1 no CAnHiMitAK i , wnure ne re- uajrtf suspension. W.O.W. Make A Concession payment of an nouncement is as follows: lo the Officers and Members, Woodmen of th nu.u u.... ... . M,.il,.u.. i.,. "mu, csieemea -.-.fi....u.a. aeuevinc that tho llnnni the Woodmen of the World is favor able thereto. ,T horaKn Q j .i.. provision of the eonstit:iti cm vaniiiinV the payment of an extra rate by WJ. uiouwcriHup wno are. now enlisted, or may hereafter en list in either tho Army, Navy or Ma rines, unrfpr thn flo Af it,, tt-.jj.a mi . r 1 VA 4,11,3 vim tea-. States. ' The flinrlnmAnnl " 1 W1 pJiwaeB ox our order are essentially patriotic? our neicrhbors are oncpr -rcj . - o-- v --awim 111! llnl- OI iDUr Aiintmi'ii .H-J rm - vvvij o jicw, me so ciety itself, therefore, is fully justi fied in doint? its mmrt. v, into .practical operation, the "four square principle of our order. Fraternally yours, I. I. BOOK, Head Consul.'. C V. BENSON, Head Clerk.. ern Oregon Republican at Union is in the city today. He rermrt ttt water is very hish- ovct -thai r.m j that barring the fact that it is cold' -,..- V. e L"e unnni- i ""img me xact that it is colrl mous ,Sent,ment of the members of most of the time, spring h JZ the . T. R. A RECRUITING AGFTSTT Chicago. A ni-il osTri...i t, X.1- bine Rough Wider -Vnd 5. Hv O T rl-ncl wiJ1 rousc the west o o S,Staf tls i speech to navy and marine corns " Pntii- ""nenTor the army, men of . !l!Mat sowties and leading make his tri, ' n ! P1CacfC( wh him to 1 patt'onVio" a Picccd Up By The Stroller Time Ioiivar , m,. ir . i r . v.v v. ni-ncn on J. 1 . U Krien. ITo l.n.ji.. oldor than Vin rlt.l u.k v v . - us nere years ago as assistant superintend ent. Mr. O'Brien likes La Grande. He snys it is a tmnii tnwr, i, -i tkes an interest in the boys he worked with years ago. Mr. O'Brien IS thn tvnn tf Miilnd u t i .....vu i.iuii mt goes wus train will n ahead because he is able, efficient and will stop he?"'" nccommodntin-. 1 m.ni,.. ...... - lup "ere o, w.:ru. ...v BBlw.'y ;. vra me auout the time J. P. font stv.ni th. c r i: , - " "cs in Oregon at the time of the big merger. iou all know how leisurely the S P (rains used to run on the west side.' well, J. p. pUt on a si0U(.h t,., . eyes. The the tlc.et I1 like a"y other W. i I'?" n. T ae Smoker with ..... Juliet, uurni over his .i'ny suun rnn Train .... i oi.i.i.yt'U. express atrent nut n v.,v ... - x- " "o express; tni mail man nut n 1.; r.. , na ine passengers got on. Still the train in hurrv when lhn.. nil ' "y soon J. P ot ft- v, , ..ny , j "'n ana walked -r uunn me piattorm. The con ductor was hnlHino. o with v.-. - o "i enacting with h,s friends and telling the late4 story that tho troii . , . e?T .. , "viiu8 inun nna to d nim. J. P. wnllinH t 1.: , pi """ "na said: l n.nion me. rnn wni, . . Chevrolet Goes Up Diablo in High Gear Another remarkable high gear run was added to the list of accomplish ments made by the Chevrolet last week when the Chevrolet "Sierran" was driven over the Mount Diablo toll road in California. , No car has ever topped the summit of Mount Diablo m high gear, and the last 100 yards of the road has stalled all, including six, e!iit and 12 cylinde cars. There are f$lS ffered forhe Diab' climb and thiyae machines hae won and lost the cupsn the last legof the run It was 3Wy the wee before that- ".is same nw. car topped Mount ..oi.iiiiun m niggear. passengers and 18 Sierran," which hk traveli nuies, roiled up tho Xountai summit, it is the sal model that rlimhn.1 in this city a few weeks i Journal, Portland. 'ing four 24,000 to the te fouAninety Limj KLraer. nil pj'egon Price The onnfliiprtT cmM icrn..i. vm,- M.:i C!", u' "'ntsnoneof i-iuiifv UU51TOSS. v.-nii K' di(in,t sny anth'ng. but he walked un to thn ,! ? ue . . i . '"tsupn counter t R Phi.SH Tm; "u R Fi" aupt. S. p. Port and A , ' at ninnu ...V- "ito nere Lowest Priced, Fully Equipped Car on the Market GEORGE B. RICHARDSON Dealer $625 f. o, b. La Grande 4 uumoor blank.
