La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 18, 1917, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextiAGE SIX LA GRANDE EVENING ? OBSERVER. - IWEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1917. mi rvmz stedmn IWDStO-RirMtMUIll AT THE ARCADE SUNDAY & MONDAY nemmmmam COUNTY COURT i aoCjBEDINGS. (Continued frcim Pace 'ftno.) C fc McCo.-tai:iic, express office .-. 4.09 24.00 Clayton Ingle, assisting Co. surveyor . . Robcoo Neal, surveyor's fees. . U. G. Couch, deputy hire ..... L. Brazille, services doputy assessor , 63.00. Clara House, work G. F. Haller, services deputy assessor 51.00 U. F. Weiss, services deputy assessor 9.00 Hazel Last work school aupt. office . , ..... 35.00 A. E. Ivanhoe express 4.44 Stella Ingle ast. teadhers rxam 9.00 Janet Jones asst. teachers exam. 5.00 0. A. Galloway, com. fees .. 123.20 W. J. Townley, com. fees .... 111.00 B. W. Shores, taxi hire 6.50 E. E. Bragg, stamped envel opes 72.76 Home Ind..Tel. Co. Tel. Sor... 37,65 Ellrot Fisher Co., typewriter repairs .60 Glass & Prudkomme Co., office records 82.96 Newlfn Book & Stat'y Co. of-, fice supplies . . . ... 1.50 Standard Laundry Co. laundry 1.00 I.ee Warnlck, prisoners board 145.91 La Grande Printing Co., of fice supplies 1.50 Elgin Recorder Pub, Co., Pub. notices ' 6.00 E. O. Republicon, pub. notices 41.55 La Grande Observer, pub. no tices 71.10 Tlnva A ftlrla AM4Rrw. mnnthlv I allowance 10.00 Dr. M. K. Hall, ser. health of- f fcer ... ... ... .. SC'OO J. A. Yeager, ser. dist. sealer 41.4 i City of La Grande, water rent 16.50 T. DeBorde, janitor and night 75.00 E. O. Light & Power Co., ' lights and repairs ... 27.63 Chester Koyl, hauling arfiea . , l,RO F. L. Lilly, supplies for court Iheuse 3.25 M. E. Poferoy, work at court bouse ". 2.54 J. G. Snodgrass, supplies, for court house 7.00 J. F. Phy, auto expense and rash paid out ; 80.70 P. A. Charlton, services at " por farm .. 3.00 I Pioneer Flouring Mill Co., sup- , plies for poor farm 17.76 Clyde Kiddle, supplies for poor 67-00 , farm ; B5.t'B 100.00 Fred Kolb, work at poor farm TO.OO l Vcrn Sion, work at poor farm y..0 at poor ,, - ""-'Hn rr "V hen you pay more thanFtsk imees you pay jot some thing that doe not exist. r matter where thev send military nation is usually ason: , In order to insure is necessary to exact im-1 bldiers and sailors. ' War pf soldiers may be sent on panv may be lost but the neraifi do not think of m L ifain ' certain objectives. jaa of cutting the Oonfed- Phe Mississippi campaign, trt, he drove ahead until npu- . i j. j u.iie mn ne seni oui car- out a whimper.. This is not .to ask questions, not lead where their leaders "Fisk tee fil have a Qualify the' up'. f0?4 maP 1 you l i latta guaran tire that gives you real , anti-skid protection. Fisk Fisk Non-Skid Properties Fisk Mileage and Fisk make a value you can't get in any other tire, the giratefi -iollar-foy-dollar tire value on the market. Fisk Tires For; Sale By All Dealers The Fisk' Rubber Company ofN.Y. ' . General Offices: Chicopee Falls, Mass. Fisk Branches in More Than 125 Cities fara 2fl.C Wm. Sion, aupt poor farm . . 6V9 W. I:. Bcxtnenkamp, funeral expouss pauper ... 10.00 J. P. Graham, ser. Co. physi cian 43.76 Hot Lake sanatorium Co., hos pital fees .- 64.00 Valentine Kaemer, opening grave 8.0 Silverthorn Drug store, drugs for paupers 51.60 Walter Stdnpham, supplies for paupers ....... 86.00 J. W. IWhitc grocery, supplies for paupers 6.20 Melia Atteberry, widow's ' " pennon......:... ... 12.50 Hat ti JL Brown, widow's pea- iiOP 10.CJ Siary H. Bean, widow's ' pen-1 sion 12.50 Katie E. Pjrnatt, widow's pen- . sion 10.00 Mary .M. Bauer, widow's pen sion 25.00 Cora 11. Bloom, widow's pen- siuc 7.50 Hannait M. Boswell, widow's "pension ..... ... .v. 10!0if Cora IB, Cuiiick, widow's pen sion ..... ... . ' 15.C9 Crct- Combs, widow's pen sijn 10.00 Iuella Coxle, widow's pen- ' sion . ... ... ... 10.0? Onr.d Cai! n, widow's pension. . . 23.00 Li J'W'Tijj, widow's pension 10,00 Wei'. IJaiien, widow's pen- rioc 10.00 Anna lranovan, widow's pen sion 30.0C Minnie Dray, widow's pension JO.Ot Mary Fitzgerald, widow's pen- sion ..... .... 26.00 Elizabeth. Flower, widow's pension 25.00 Lena Gronpfj, widow's pension 7.50 Lo Desca Graham, widow's pension 17.50 Rosa Goodwin, widow's pen sion . 22.50 Bellvs Huntley, widow's pen sion 17.6b Anna Hnejlian, widow's pon- sion . . 17.50 Gracia Ev e, widow's pen sion 10.00 hfry Halght, widow's pension 22.50; G; Hardin, widow's pen- k. ... .... 17.51; Olive J. 3'AviVim, widow's pen sion S2.KC I $gJa .TAan.'on, widow's pen- j sn 17.50 Ptdilla Ks--fo:'.. widow's pen- tion . . 17.6r Myrtle Ljjran, widow's pen sion 20.60 Alice M. Lamon, widow's pen sion . 17.5.0 Margaret W. Miller," widow's pension . . lO.Of Nellie M. Martin, widow's pen sion 22.5' Ethol M. ' Masters, widow's pension 15.00 KfttelU McO.-?i','a, widow's pen sion ...... 10.00 Sarah Nash, ridovs po.iaion. . 17.60 Nettie "ich, widow's jiension 10.00 Mary 'S.. Sniitti, widow's pen sion 17.50 Emily J. Jltine, widow's pen sion . . . '. . 15.00 Sarah E. Swalberg, . widow's , s pension i. . 10.00 Johp Wells, donation on sur vey for drainage dist. '. ... 60.00 Myrtle Broughton, in lieu of warrant 1333 Series 1917 . . 6.10 J. F. Conley, bridge supplies . . 2.00 H. H. Child's Storago Co. Ce ment , : 67.12 t is ITNPYrPf IF.ni FnilNTAIN' SERVICE SPECIALS " Fresh Strawberry Sundae Oriental Sundae Carmel Cream Sundae ;' . Butter Scotch Sundae i C-..J Marshmallow Delight " . ' Grape High Ball . Loganberry Rickey "The Taste Lingers" L'evy-Vogel Drug Co. Our National Air Look for this trade mark on your fan. , Millions of American homes and offices are cooled with electric fans. ' -Millions more should be ! Is yours ? , If not make us a visit today. For a small outlay you can buy a fan that will last a life time and cost but a trifle to run. Why deny yourself the comfort youf neighbor is enjoying? Let us send you G-E fan on trial. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. La Grande, Oregon L .'-56 (Continued on Page Eieht.) We Do Not Keep Furniture We Sell Furniture ft I " WE SAID BARGAINS" .$t Phone Red 3171 Ranges $16.00 and Up Rugs $13.60 and Up New Oil Stoves at a Bargain . Beds $1.00 and. Up Mattresses 60c and Up Dressers $8.00 and Up New Lawn Mowers $5.50 and up Fruit Jans 50c Per Dozen COME WHERE YOUR DOLLARS DO DOUBLE DUTY ' HARRIS FURNITURE CO. Cross Track : H. B. Harris, Prop. gMC - V ' ' . tei ik ' ' " : l l ( Why not buy a MITCHELL GAR and go to the "Speed 'Em Up" HAMILTON GARAGE 1 NEW OFFICERS WILL ALL BE GENTLEMEN New York, July 18. (Special)- . Wften our new crop of lieutenants leave Platlsburg and other officer? ' training camps to take up their as signments with the national army, they will ibe "officers and gentlemen" in the best sense of that classic phrase. And the second half of the phrase is held as important as the first in the United States army. There has been much marveling on the part of the public at the number of would-be of ficers who have been weeded out af ter two or three weeks' trial in camp. There is a mystery story behind many a dismissal of a young fellow with every indication of being good physi cal and menta! material. One wa-3 told the other day at a club here by a i.young trainging-ramp officer on leave. There was j o-mor man in his com- ...I. - T . ; 1 : ,ties. He was a f ine physical speci- mnn, a natural executive and leader, and had dons hard, faithful and ef ficient work. One -day some ladies were watching the drill. As this man's file came past the drill sargeant ov erheard him make a joking remark about the lady visitors that was ob scene in its nr-turo. He was hauled before the commandant at the close of drill. Others who overheard the remark were called as witnesses. He was dishonorably diciarged from camp on the jr'ound that a man who could make such a Temark about a woman' was not a gsntleman and so unfit to be ar Amsrlcnn officer. I He might make r. ideal colonel of j a Prussian rg!mer.t assigned to Bel gian raid duty, but hd won't do to I command Uncle Sam's "Teddies" in France. "We dont keen a man, either, who I expresses the Contest wish to go," said the officer. "No one is wanted who isn't cons jmed with enthusiasm , and bent on making the highest mark Farms For Sale I have several small and medium sized farms for sale that will bear investigation. 1 One farm the owner will consider a part or possibly a1! in exchange far La Grande City property. I have a splendio rooming and boarding house prop erty that is especially well located for this purpose which the owner will consider taking a small home, as first payment and will give very easy terms and a low rate of interest on the balance. Geo. H. Currey Next to Observer Office Pitts Black 2001 HE WHO MOVES REAL ESTATE 1708 1-2 Sixth St La Grand, Oregon Bert Hamilton, Prop. of efficiency." Next to Observer Office Our want id bring remits.