La Grande evening observer., July 03, 1917, Image 5

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A sci-ne from "Civilizmiun which will be snown at Riverside park pa
vilion the evening of July 4th. The admission to the pavilion not park
ris 50 cents for the entire day. "Civilization" is one of the greatest pictures
ever staged. Here is a chance to spend an entire day in picnic grounds
and sec a wonderful film and hear a good lecture for 50 cents. Chautau
qua tickets are good for the day.
Picked Up By
The Stroller
war aid are sure to come, the Wal
lowa committee set out to raise just
about the amount apportioned to the
local auxiliary, but overran this min
imum. The contributions came freely
from the generous people of the ter-
-ritory, practically all being given by
Dr. James Whitcombe Broughcr j residents of the city and country im
told this story: An old soldier attend-mediately surrounding it, and the
ed a big reunion once and listened to ' sums were so distributed that no one
the talk of his former comrades in felt it.
arms. One old fellow had a dislocated ! Enterprise got at lato start in its
liver; another told of his weak heart; . soliciting, because all the committees
another complained of a bad stomach ' knew they had a large task, and must
and so on and so on. And when the 1 organize and lay out their program
old soldier came back, his friends ' before beginning work. So the solic
asked him if he had enjoyed the re- itors did not get out until the middle
tmion. 'Reunion nothing,' the old fel- of the week. The results of this tire-
low declared,
ital.' "
It was an organ re-
liminary organization were seen in
the campaign that followed. It was
estimated that two mills on the as-
I read in a newspaper where Allen . sessed valuation would be fully am-
Joy and Miss Notin Gloom were , pie, taking into account the occasion-
wedded in Milpitas, Calif., and that ; al slackers and "tightwads" and per
tne wedding was a very gay anair. sons wno coma not te reached or
Jimmie Hicks says a traveling pas
senger agent gets to see the world
anyway. As for gathering moss, who
ver said moss was legal tender?
UNION COUNTY TEACHERS
RECEIVE INVITATION
the Superintendent of Union County
schools from the teachers of Port
land to teachers of Union county, to
be present at a reception given in
lionor of the officers and members of
the National Educational association
Tuesday evening, July 10 at 8:30 p.
m., in the Multnomah hotel.
WALLOWA GIVES. ,
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would be overlooked. But right at the
start it was apparent that this was
too high a rate, as nearly everybody
E. 0. L. Employes
S. P. Pace
Carl Roe
S. L. Burnaugh . .
800.00
799.50
652.80
454.70
Totul
The women's activities of the week
brought these results:
Eastern Star dinner .$ 25.00
Pythian Sisters dinner 14.70
Rebekahs dinner 30.37
Ladies Aid dinner 22.60
P. E. O. dinner 18.00
Literary Club dinner ....... 20.15
M;rs. C. JL Lockwood commit
tee dance 43.00
Mrs. F. A. Reavis, committee
cooked food sale 64.15
Mrs. L. E. Jordan, committee
luncheon 75.50
Mrs. S. E. Burgunder, commit
tee show 8.20
Mrs. Ben Weatheers, commit
tee sale 89.70
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NOW THE PATENT POUCH KEEPS IT
FRESH AND CLEAN AND 4OO0T
A LITTLE CHEW OF GRANELY 18 ENOUGH
AND LASTS LONGER THAN A BIO CHEW
OF ORDINARY PLUG. .
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TAKE IT FROM BILLY POSTER,
HI5 BILLBOARDS ARE
SPREADING THE GOOD NEWS
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE COVE STATE BANK.
No. 20.
The Cove State Bank, at Cove, in
the State of Oregon, at the close of
business, June 20, 1917:
Resources.
Loans and discounts $71,883.40
Bonds and warrants ...... 217.79
Stocks, securities, judg
ments, etc 85.00
'Banking house 3,700.00
Furniture and fixtures .... 1,400.00
Duo from approved reserve
banks 11,768.98
Cash on hand 3,954.60
$8,473.90 (Expenses
Total
Mt. Emily News
Mt Emily, July 2. (Special)
Among those who went to the top of
Mt. Emily yesterday on horseback
were Mrs. Herbert Pattison,
Mrs. Heine Roskamp and Miss Eisie
Newquist. They also took the troublo
to view the waterfall below the Blu
menstein cabin and are among the
very few women who ever saw this '
particular beauty spot while the water
was leaping over the rugged rocks.'
These ladies will in the future prob-
Total $411.37
As all these many accounts have
been shifting growing from hour to
hour, the foregoing may contain in-
ffnvfi nwfi than tW. jinrt t.l, nsspss.vl "-"' ' main uiey will
valuation involved was far greater I e ound correct lt. f belwved. W
than $3,000,000. However, it was re
tained as an approximate rate where
any question was raised.
In addition to the amount given or
i .1! 4.1 i.. i.i :i n.j
An invitation has been received by , , , . ,
e . . . . TT. , ( Cross fund, women of the town raised
$411 during the week by means of
(various activities, making the total
for the town close to $9000. In fact
the prospect is that the total will
reach, or even exceed that figure when
all reports are in, as additions are
still coming in. Of this, about $8500
will be turned over at once and the
remainder will be held in reserve for
the next call.
The figures for the vatious team
captains are as follows
Dr. C. T. Hockett . . .
Fred S. Ashley
Jay H. Dobbin,
$2000. They had the city of Lostine,
the valley territory on each side of
town, and Leap. It is a wealthy dis
trict although limited in area.
Realizing that many more calls for
A. W. Hawkins
Tan McDonald .
C. II. Zurcher .
.$1,352.40
1,050.775
941.00
802.50
808.60
910.10 "My beware of an unloaded kodak as
they would of a loaded gun and -will
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in 15,000.00
Surplus fund 1,800.00
Individual deposits subject
to chock 50,789.15
Demand certificates of de
posit 10.00. .
Time and Savings Deposits 21,270.72
Bills payablo for money
(borrowed 5;000i.00
Total $93,869.87
STATE OR OREGON, ss
County of Union,
I, Hugh McCall, cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief .
HUGH McCALL,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 29th day of June, 1917, .
JOHN DEAN,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Nov. 20,
$93,869.87 ' "'so be cautious about taking advho
aoout trails, etc., from strangers.
They report much snow on and near
the summit and brought back a little ;
of it to prove to their friends that
they had been there even though they j
had no pictures to prove it. As far as !
your correspondent is aware they :
were the first women to reach the
summit and certainly the first to go .
to the waterfall this year. They re
port having had a fine time and will
likely repeat the trip before long. I
Managers Wanted
DISTRICT AND LOCAL
MANAGERS WANTED
In This and Adjoining Countici
to Represent
THE KNIGHTS AND LADIES
OF SECURITY
America's Most Popular and
Fastest Growing Fraternal
Insurance Society
25 Years Old; 200,000 Mem
bers; $3,000,000.00 Assets.
Writes Purtial Disability, Total
Disability, Old Age, Death, also,
Juvenile insurance. Will soon
maintain Groat Home and Hos
pital for Orphans, Aged and Af
flicted Members.
Write at once. Reference re
quired. Address J. M. Kirk
pntrick, President, Topeka,
Kansas.
Read the Observer classified ads.
Let ua print your rarm sale bills.
V. Savage was appointed treasurer of
the special fund, and also of the vari
ous sunnlemontarv funds. Ho will 1 109(1
make collections on the cards, and ) CORRECT Attes:
will hold the surplus which is to be ! C. M.
kept in reserve for the next call. The
grand total for the week for the town
was Wednesday $8,885.27, or only
$114.73 less than $9,000.
Under the Enterprise head was in
cluded much given by residents of out
side territory, which was assigned to
the town to solicit. Several trips
E. C.
GEO.
RAMSDELL,
REES,
E. CORPE,
Directors.
The Fourth at Cove.
if1
Independence Day
July 4th
Liberty is our national herit
age. 1
Our forefathers sacrificed all
to its cause.
For HI years it has been the
birthright of our people.
The time once more is here
when America is in arms
maintaining the fundamental
rights of man.
On July 4th, the day on which
we celebrate the 'birth of our
nation
A Legal Holiday
let us pledge anew to each
other "our Jives, our fortunes
and our sacred honor" that
this "government of the peo
ple, by the people, for the peo
ple shall not perish from the
earth."
United States National Bank
La Grands, Oregon
This Institution will be closed all day.
Cove, Oregon, July 3. (Special)
were made by soliciting teams into population of 433 has already sent 25
the hills east, northeast and north of nien to the front Tho following have
town, and the responses of the farm- a,.eady eniisted: T. Williams, II.
frs left no doubt in the minds of any j neadV( E Lam)el.s w Mnlone u
that they were fully awake to the j Millman, W. White, G. Duffey, It.
needs of their country. They were Hancock, L. Motley, T. Jones, A.
both generous and free givers Other jSmith a Tracv x Con, w. Knut.
(earns visited Alder Slope and Lower sen c Ke W- Molcv C. DcHass,
Prairie Creek which did their part. Dr A. C- McCown, G. E. Barker, R.
Fred S. Ashley took a party along Baxter jr. VanVlack, A. Hayes, B.
the Imnaha on Sunday, meeting the Greenough. These men have actually
characteristic liberality of this beauti- Lnisted since tho war ,)eRan. Fur.
ful section He was accompanied by ! ,hermore on Julv 4th Cove wiI raise
h Bi'own"' Mrs- Ry E- Vest;thc tallest flagpole in Eastern Oregon.
m, ?' ' , ., While motoring around on tho Fourth
The I-lora trip saw four automobile it mifrht enjov!ll)le to just pay Cove
loads on the ground at the church ! a visit Th are just oi to ther
ou.iuay iiimiii,k, mu ivuu ; to commemorate the birth of their
nation. It might be surprising to
Service on local military exemption
boards is compulsory.
The C. K. Spaulding Logging Com
pany has offered its plants to the gov
ernment for building aeroplanes.
Butter Labels for sale at
The Observer Office.
Cross work and solicit contributions.
Those who went were Dr. and Mrs. C. ' to gee what a real patriotic little
,r ' , ; U , x, . ' vi"nge can do.
ina, mi. aim jhih, vuu jvue, mr. aim
Mrs. J. A. Burleigh, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Fred D. Rinchart, Mrs. George
Rheem, Mrs. S. D. Kcltner and Guy I
Skaggs. Part of these came home !
Sunday night, the others remaining
to go over the field Monday, getting
home barely in time for the last din
ner of the campaign that night. The
time for work in north end was lim
ited, and some of the leading citizens
were away, and so the canvass was
carried on under difficulties. But it
brought results just tho same and
awakened interest m the needs and
work of the Red Cross.
The chief address at the Flora ;
meeting was made by Mr. Burleigh.
He has given several effective talks
since the nation was stirred by the ! i
war, but surpassed himself on Sun- I
dify, with n truly eloquent appeal that j
will long be remembered by all who i
heard it.
Unlimited credit is due to Mrs. J.
L. Browning for her general super
vision of the dinners given by the
women of Enterprise during the week, j
With her tact and excellent manage- i
ment, she kept all interests working a
systematically, elliciently and cconom- i
icnlly, and the dinners and luncheons ;
wee uniformly bountiful and attrne-'
tive. Each organization and commit-,
tee performed its part in all the wom
en's activities, and the results justi
fied their efforts.
The women had the cordial support
not only of the families of tho town,
but of the merchants. At some stores
they wore told they could have any
hing they needed for the dinners, and
there would be no charge. No effort
ever had more unanimous support of
the community.
JULY 4th
Store Will be Close all Day
Ked Raspberries arriving daily at 15c d Box.
Second-Hand Mason and Economy Jars.
Imperial Valley Cantaloupes at 2 for 25e.
Blackcaps at 15c a Box.
Our Best Coffee in Bulk 40c a pound.
Express Shipments daily of Elgin Tomatoes.
Fresh todajr Corned Beef and Boiled LTam.
Gooseberries are plentiful 30c a gallon.
Arrive Daily Roman Meal and Raisin Bread.
Fresh Green Cucumbers at 10c each.
Sani Flush will clean your Toilet.
Fine Home Grown Peas at 10c a pound.
Paper Plates, Napkins, and "Wax Paper.
Order Cream or Milk with jTour
Groceries we can deliver them.
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