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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1917)
FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1917: A, PAGE ' STX EDITORIALAGE OF THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA GRANDE EVENTS G OBSERVER 1 " ' -1. 1 '. - rm a T" l " A TnttranonAf ' Published Daily and Weekly at La Grande, Oregon '. by the LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PUBLISHING CO. jf. J). MEYERS . ; : H. B. LEITER CLARKE JEITER President p t ; Vice-President Editor and Publisher Entered at the Postoffice at La Grande, Oregon, aa; second- v ; class matter. ' - ANOTHER BIG GUT? , Adaress 8U iComiuuu";uuo THE . OBSERVER, 1710 Sixth St. On Sale m Otbr Cities- Oregon Hotel News Stand, irortiana ; .impels cwa u, City Official Piper. Lowed Wire Tejegrapn ,pn United Pfekfi Associations. The Observer carrier boys are' instructed to put the papers on tt -arches. If the carrier doe not do this, bimm you, or STpapor to you on time, kindly phone The Observer, .a tttoto theory way wY n determine whether or not the carrier, ere following taatrue Som. Phone Main S7 before T:30 o'clock and a paper will be aent yon by special mesaenger if the carrier haa missed yon. : ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES. ; By Carrier. Daily, Wngle copy 6c Daily iper week I60 Dally, per month AS Daily, per six months in advance.$350 Daily, per year in advance. uj man ; Daily, by mail per year, in ad vance M-00 Daily, by mail per six month in advance $2.60 Daily, by mail per three months in advance .$1.86 Daily, by mail per month 46c 17.00 rTbe Saturday Evening Observer, ser year in advance .mv Weekly-Observer-Star, per year in advance $1.60 i NOW IS THE TIME TO STRIKE. When the flood waters recede, the high water will be thev will come aerain. Time flies. Tho;time to act in regard to the flood situation is now. Timvla nhfnl no fflst. as wfi can. we can't eet under wav too soon! A committee is out now negotiating with the land .'. - n i mi. owners and raising iunds tor a preliminary survey, irns is jwtinor for the nrooertv owners should be supported and encouraged. Twenty-five thousand acres are affected by toigh water every year in Union County. The productiveness of this valley will be in creased 500,000 bushels by a proper drainage system. This means much to the whole county. It is a community prob lem. The weight' of all progressive citizens should be frmwn back of the drainage committee's work. Let no one chafe at .the bit." O MARRYING A TITLE Eleanor Medill Patterson Mad an income of $20,000 year. So a Russian nobleman came along and married her. His name was Count Josef Gizycka. But like many American girls Miss Patterson was buncoed. Her fiance promised her a castle' and seventy servants. The castle turned out to be a ramshackle affair surrounded by peas ants' .huts. Tli'e seventy servants were Russian boys and girls who served when .they felt like it without pay. Now Mrs. Gizycka is suing her husband for divorce, saying he had devoted himself after his marriage to pursuit of wine, women and song, and that he had manned her for her money only. When will American girls learn that an American is good enough, for a husband? O SAVING THE PEOPLE'S MONEY General Goethals'was buying steel at $95 a ton. Certain contracts were submitted to Chairman Dcnman of the Federal Shipping Board who refused to sign them. Now since the President has power to commandeer steel Chairman Dcnman is getting steel for $56 a ton. It looks to us as if Chairman Dcnman had done a big service to the American people in saving them $39 a ton on steel many millions of dollars. General Gocthals resents the in terference of Chairman Dcnman in his work of running the emergency shipping fleet corporation. Whether he likes it or not, as long as Chairman Dcnman can save the people money in hubs sums, the American people should keep Mr. Dcnman on the job. If it comes to a choice be tween Dcnman and Gocthals, we sav keep Dcnman on the dob;::.;; , A Commercial Bank "-is a great-business convenience. Every check you draw in payment of a bill is its own receipt. It makes your bookkeeping simpler, and gives you a sense of security. We shall be glad to have your " account. .. .5 ..'I jkia Grande National Bank Feeling'that you have not taken suf- ' ficient advantage of our first; cut in. " prices, we are offering a stiU stronger inducement. We cannot, carry these Suits and Coats over next" peason they ' must go, now. This big sacrifice be gins Saturday, June 23. Ey.ery Suit'or ; Coat in our entire stock at - - v ' HALF PRICE 7" -These Suits were Jail new this season; some of the season's mpsif avored styles and colors. ''. ! '" ,',, ! .' Also Another Cut In Silk & Wool Dresses COATS AND SUITS $12.50 Values at $ 6.25 $13.50 Values at $ 6.75 $15.00 Values at $ 7.50 $16.50 ValueB at i. .$ 8.25 $17.60 Values at $ 8.75 $18.00 Values at $ 9.00 $20.00 Values at $16.00 $22.60 Values at ....$11.25 $25.00 Values at ..$12.50 $27.60 Values at $13.75 $30.00 Values at . $15.00 $32.50 Values at ..... .;. $16.25 $35.00 Values at $17.00 $37.50 Values at $18.75' $40.00 Values at $20.00 $42.50 Values at $21.25 $45.00 Values at $22.50 $50.00 Values at . .....$25.00 These silk and wool dresses are the'new est .you can buy up to .the minute in style and color,. combinations; tflie best and most stylish dress you can' buy is here, and at the. lowest price possible. Every .-ink or .wool 'dress' in our entire stock reduced. 33 1-3 per cent. : ' All Skirta Reduced One-Fifth DRESSES $12.50 Values at $8.35 $15.00 Values at . . . . . .$10.00 $16.60 Values at $11.00 $17.50 Values at $11.70 $18.00 Values at ....$12.00 $20.00 Values at $13.35 $22.50 Values at .$15.00 $25.00 Values at $16.65 $27.50 Values al .....$18.15 $30.00 Values at ...$20.00 $32.50 Values at ......... .$21.65 $35.00 Values at ....$23.35 $37.50 Values at ..$25.00 $40.00 Values at .....$26.65 $42.50 Values at $28.35 $45.00 Values at $30.00 $50.00 Values at $33.35 COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS f Billa audited and allowed by County Court, June Term, 1917. General Fund Name For What Amt Homer Littleton, Work Elec. Board $ 4.30 B. F. Webb, Work Elec Board 4.30 J. A. Gaskill, Work Elec. Board 4.30 Duncan McDonnld, Work Elec. Board 4.30 S. G. Ruckmon, Work Elec. Board 6.70 Fred Spain, Work Elec. Board 5.10 Ed. Wulf, Work Elec. Board . . 9.90 C. A. Hill, Work Elec. Board . . 5.10 Fred. Haller, Work Elec. Board 5.10 Will Titus, Work Elec. Board 5.10 C. E. Dobson, Work Elec. Board 4.90 A. J. Vando Vnnter, Work Elec. Board 12.10 G. W. South, Work Elec. Board 4.90 Lulu B. Mayo, Work Elec. Board 4.90 J. D. Wirth, Work Elec. Board 4.90 R. I. Barker, Work Elec. Board 8.30 T. W. Conklin, Work Elec. Board 5.10 J. E. Stearns, Work Elec. Board 5.10 Stella Dean, Work Elec. Board 6.10 Bessie Kelly, Work Elec. Board 5.10 O. T. Severs, Work Elec. Board 8.80 Snmuel G. White, Work Elec. Board 5.60 Fnnnle E. Conklin, Work Elec. Bonrd 6.00 S. A. Anderson, Jr., Work Elec. Board 5.60 Bessie M. Stacklnnd, Work Elec. Bonrd 5.60 J. A. Tracy, Work Elec. Board 5.25 Chas. Moore, Work Elec. Board 5.25 Harry Spencer, Work Elec. Board 5.25 J. B. Holland, Work Elec. Hoard 5.25 E. E. Jones, Work Elec. Board 9.45 J. A. Mastorson, Work Elec. Board 4.70 Geo. McDonald, Work Elec. Bonn! 4.70 James Tliillparth, Work Elec. Bonrd 4.70 Henry R. Tatten, Work Elec. Bonrd 4.70 Jobn W. Hnzelwood, Work Elec. Bonrd 8.90 Arthur Hnllpnrth, Work Elec. Bonrd 5.25 Win, Fine, Work Flee. Bonrd . . 5.25 John Weaver, Work Flee. Bonn! 5.25 Jesse Hindmnn, Work Elec. Bonrd 5.25 O. E. Wilson. Work Elec. Bonrd 9.45 J. H. Barnes, Work Flee. Board 5.25 A. J. Tucker, Work Floe. Board 6.25 Luther Hindmnn. Work Elec. Bonrd 5.25 C. L. Yentzer, Work Elec. Board 9.45 Jesse Crum, Work Elec. Board 4 5.25 I J. W.vScott, Work Elec. Board 6.10 W. JL Saling; Work Elec. Board 6.10 Franks Sanford, Work Elec.- . Board. . .. v.. 6.10 Walter Youngr, Work Elec. Board ... ... ... 0.70 0en Scott, Work Elec. Board 5.10 jjas. H. Mulholland, Work Elec. . : Board .. .:. .. ,5.25 H. E. Banton, Work Elec. Board ... ... ... ... 7.05 !Wm. McCauley, Work Elec. i Board ... 6.25 G. W. DeLay, Work Elec. Board 5.25 I E. B. Tuttle, Work Elec. Board 8.25 'H. McGoldrick, Work Elec. Board 5.25 Sherwood Wlliams, Work Elec. Board 6.25 Walter Stringham, Work Elec. Board . . . . 5.25 F. M. Martin, Work Elec. Board 6.25 ' Lee Humphrey, Work Elec. j Board 5.10 1 E. D. Jasper, Work Elec. Bonrd 5.60 W. A. Zurbrick, Work Elec. i Board 5.10 H. H. Cleaver, Work Elec. ' Board 5.10 L F. Wright, Work Elec. Board 5.10 M. T. Burnett, Work Elec. Board 9.60 W. W. Guthrie, Work Elec. Board . . . . . "... 5.25 Marian F. Waters, Work Elec. Board 5.25 Janet F. Spear, Work' ' Elec. Board 5.25 S. A. Ingerson, Work" Elec. Board 5.25 L H. Russell, Work ElocBoard 5.10 W. S. Montgomery, Work Elec. Board 4.90 Geo. C. Hopkins, Work Elec Board 4.90 Edna W. Rohan, Work Elec. , Board 4-90 Mav L. Moran, Work Elec. Board 4.90 S. R. Haworth, Work Elec. Board 6.10 J. A. Arbuckle, Work Elec. Board 1 4.90 H. P. Oliver, Work Elec. . Board 4.90 lF. G. Hcnning, Work Elec. ' Board 4.90 ,W. D. McCarthy, Work Elec. Board 4.90 W. D. Grandy, Work Elec. Board Zelln Rogers, Work Elec. Board Isnnol AUierton, Work Elec. Board 5.10 Elsa Xewquist, Work Elec. Bonrd 6.10 Myrtle A. Brougton, Work Elec. Board 5.10 Dan Wilson, Work Flee. Bonrd 5.45 Louise Hilary. Work Elec. Board 5.25 Florence Stanfield, Work Elec. Bonrd ... .... 5.25 Elizabeth Wilson, Work Elec. Board ... ... Floy Webb, Work Elec. Board L. P. Day, Work Elec. Board . Chas. Weagel, Work Elec. ' -Board . . . . , C. E. Henderson, Work Elec. - Board Walter Jones, Work Elec. Board . . L. D. Noah, Work Eloc. Board Sam Williamson Work Elec. Board Dexter Eaton, Work Elec. Frank Bay, Work Elec Board C. D. Huffman, Work Elec Board . . . ; Katie McCorkle, Work Elec. Board . , C. R. Gekelor, Work Elec. Board Chris Miller, Work Elec. Board J. A. Woodell, Work Elec. - Board ... . . . Frank Day, Work Elec. Board Fannie Berry, Work Elec. Board Iva Selder, Work Elec: Board S. F. Andrew, Work Elec. Board Cora Lane, Work Elec. Board C. P. Newlin, Work Elec. Board ..... Grace McAlister, Work Elec. Board Minnie George, Work Elec. Board H. W. Stoner, Work Elec. Board ... i . . Mattie Newton, Work Elec. Board Etta Campbell, Work Elec. Board ... H. J. Ritter, Work Elec. Board Anna W. Heughan, Work Elec. Board Howard Davis, Work Elec. Board Roy B. Currey, Work Elec. Board A. W. Nelson, Work Elec. Board W. C. Robb, Work Elec. Board Don Scott, Work Elec. Board Ethel Hanford, Work Elec. Board Olive Childers, Work Elec. Board Mary I. Kohl, Work Elec. Board Gracia Hesse, Work Elec. Board Work Elec. 5.60 5.60 5.60 5.60 5.60 4.90 5.60 6.60 5.60 5.10 4.90 4.90 4.90 4.90 5.80 5.60 5.60 5.60 5.60 5.10 4.90 4.90 4.90 4.90 5.10 6.30 5.10 5.10 5.10 4.90 J Janet Jones, 5.301 Board ... R. A. Masterton, Work Elec. 5.10 Board H. W. Riley, Work Elec Board Hcrmnn B. Harris, Work Elec. Board Dollie Tnal. Work Elec. Board Sarah McClure, Work Elec. Board n. C. Vinacke, Work Elec. Board J. W. Underwood, Work Eloc. Board James Mahady, Work Elec. 5.25 Board ... ..." ... ... ... V! 5.25.Hattie E. Short, Work Elec. 6.80 ' Board ' .i ... ;:?'v'". Clara E.; Bradway, Work Elec' Board , N. Y. Stoddard, Work Elec. Board H. J. Reher, Work Elec. Board ...... ... W. W. Holden, Work Elec. Board Horace J. Nelson, Work Elec. Board w Walter Clark, Work Elec. Board ... : . . L. C. Grout, Work Elec. Board Albert Olson, Work Elec. Board 'John Haynes, Work Elec. Board . ... ... Mark Gilkison, Work Elec. Board Harvey Grout, Work Elec. Board J. B. Wilson, Work Elec. Board , Harry Nice, Work Elec. Board Roy S. Mercer, Work Elec. Board i. Maud T. Riggs, Work Elec, Board ... . , . Ruby Robertson, Work ' Elec Board A. J. Sullivan, Work Elec. Board t B. P. Burnett, Work Elec. Board .i W. H. Briggs, Work Elec... Board Richard Burnett, Work Elec. Board . . . . ; Lizzie Wells, Work Elec. Board Wm. Choate, Work Elec. Board M. D. Sanderson, Work Elec . Board , Alex McKenzie, Work Elec. Board , Hugh Park, Work Eloc. Board C. W. Oliver, Work Elec. Board I W. E. Fickle, Work Elec. Board iW. W. Stevens, Work Elec. I Board .... I W. R. Skiff, Work Elec. Board . 'Ed. Conlon, Work Elec. Board ' ,Thos. Graham, Work Elec. ... I Board .... ' W. O. Miller, Work Elec. . .ft I Board I J. W. Ferguson, Work Elec. ' . I Board I Tony D. Smith, Work Elec. . Qn I Board , Laura McKeehan, Work Elec K1J Board ,.. "Geo. T. Ferguson, Work Elec. 4.90 Board 49Q Ed. Mitchell, Work Elec. rsonra B. W. Bates, Work Elec. Bonrd Ada M. Risley, Work Elec. Board Susan Mcllroy, . Work Elec. 4.90 5.30 5.10 (Continued on Page Seven) 5.10 '5.10 6.05 5.25 5.25 11.25 4.70 4.70 4.70 4.70 11.05 . 4,50. 4-50.. . 4.50 4.50 '4.70 9.70 ' 4.70 . ' 4.70 4.70 . 8.10 4.90 4.90 . 4.90 . 4.90 6.00 6.00 6.00 9.20 . 6.00 6.00 9.20 G.00 - 6.00 6.00 9.20 6.00 6.00 y