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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1917. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. PAGE t; SEED i i Central" Appreciates Your Kindness There are three operators concerned in every telephone call you, the party yon are talking to and "central." All three parties must co-operate if the best ser vice is to be had. The telephone operators are human, just as you are. Being human, they appreciate kindness and cour tesy, but resent unkindness and discourtesy Just as any of us do. Kindness begets kindness, courtesy creates cour tesy and patience encourages patience. If you wish to get the best out of your tele phone, make it a point to be kind and courteous to the operators. . . HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE CO. tni Careless Boy' ShineYourSboes With : W M I Learn to be neat and thrifty.. JJU f ShooiA gives the quick; dressy shine and makes your hoes wear longer. Ask your mother to get you a ShinoiA Home Set The genuine bristle dauber and lamb's wool polisher make shoe shining easy Ask Nearest Store uvn-iMi-nniii-iuH WMiii unur err If SON TO BE ASKEDTO CHECK com FUME WfiRrilnirton. August 15. (United ' Press) As a last resort to meet the I son will be asked to exercise his au- (.rnHr ,tmrtr the food control Dill, and to either commandeer the coal or expedite its transportation from the mines. Chairman Peabody, of the National Defense Council's Coal com mittee, coal producers, and dealers held a conference today. Chronic Constipation t ; iKt n means an easv matter to euro this disease, but it can be done to most instance by taking Chamber lain's Tablets and complying with the plain printed directions that accomp any each package. , Adv. 8-1-17 Airninm of the nation's workers. La Follette, Gore and Thomas signed the minority report. The minority te nor naanrta th sum the maioritv Tro posed to raise is only half enough to meet the needs of the present fiscal year. . . . - Wallowa Lake Items Wallowa Lake, Aug. 14. (Special) TosaPnrlrar and family. A. W. Mel- tra-vA TTaIaii l.tnaharo-ar and Carrie Harnish, all of Hot Lake, arrived Sat urday to spena a weeK or ten aays enjoying the natural beauties of Wal- 1m I jW a Park. ... . tt m A ?;! S r.i u D. F. Baker, of walla Walla, re turned Sunday to his camp at the park after a short business trip to Walla Walla Rev. H. L. Ford, pastor of the Chris tian church of La Grande, spent a few dass fishing in the Wallowa T.olro and adioinimr rivers this week Mr Katharine Lav. of Woodburn, is enjoying a few days' rest at the Lake Park this week. Among the people who have come To Conscript Wealth. Washington, August 16 (United T-e Minnritv Senate Finance committee reported, favoring the con. and family of Enterprise Ore. Mrs. I. Mishell, of PrlnevUle, her Misa Rasa Hend ricks of Cascade Locks, are enjoying ..... . Tt camping with Mrs. U, sommer, ox la gin, and her guests Mrs. James Casey, of Portland, and Miss Muriel Bater, of Elgin. Twentv or thirty enjoyed a fine time at a Welner Roast last Thurs day evening. Games were played, songs sung alter wnicn a aengnnui repast was enjoyed in which roasted weiners were a prominent part. The hostesses of the evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Mittauer, Miss Anna Gyllen berg and Miss Agnes Cresswell. Mrs. D. K. Mitchell, of Lostine, was A miost at the camn of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Axtell, of Enterprise. Prof Sidney D. Tbwnley, of Staf ford University, with his family, is camped at the Park witn Mr. ana rars. W. T. Wrieht of Union, and Miss Mar- cia Phy also of Union. Wesley Andrews, of the Pacific Post Card comnanv arrived Saturday at Wallowa Lake Park where he spent several days taking pictures of the Lake and surrounding country. After spending ten days at the Park Mrs. Ethel Cresswell and family left for their home m rendieton aun- Frank Egensperger and Leslie air- ley were hosts at a moon-ugm nao on the Lake last Tuesday evening. All nnuit rsiutrt tli a heat kind of a time. C """"" - i - - ,, - J. A. Gyllenberg and lamuy, oi Baker City, left Sunday after hav ing anent a fortnieht at Wallowa J. E. Murphy, a prominent' sheep man of Condon, was a mia-wees vim l. .t It. 1arV Swimming, fishing, hunting and mountain climbing are being enjoyed fiiiit AvtAnt Ihv iruests at the vyi ........ . " ,. t .1-1.1. Park, the season being at its neiRm.. . t xr nniitmann. nf the Walla Wal la Lumber Company of Walla Walla, and F. C. Catin, also ol wana wu, lef t Thursday after a three days .Li. of fna ParVJ DtltJ nw w..w . Among the 1 uranaers wnu we.o ..t.u... y, Park last week are: VU1WID w " m T. .T T.lndsev. Mrs. Andrew Lonev. Jr.. G. M. Smith and wiie, T o TTAnirrAn. unu i . t n nf Pivnrtieton. mauo a vacation trip to Wallowa Lake last W6tw' ttaiTA. of Baker left Sunday .ji lRHM nf ttiA Park. UI I til a BUJVUW. F. L. Moyers, of the L,a uranae na tional Bank, spent several days with h. on viewSne the scenery at and near Lake Wallowa. . Since the new management n it ...i.n.i. it the Wal en over wiw . iowM.- - i - T .1.. Giimmnr Tteaort it has been own , . noticed by many persons that the ser vice as well as tne resiauiu..- -m- .f lina been Improvea wr 1.1 ooTnont of Miss Mae capauii? AA party of young ladies from En terprise spent the week-end at tne Park. Those in the party were: janm, Wlllgerodt, Florence " Katherine Harmon, axib Rosalind Marvin, Ons Combes and Lilian Flack. . . . . t 0 Lnitmnir n recnsteTea v U, i-i, """"" r. , the Park this week from Enterprise? On Friday, ' August lotn, m. -o. Brooke and family arrived at the Park from Gooding. Idaho. They it..:, mint Mra. John San- nave as wici is 11 " - , ford of Nampa, Ida. The Brooke family were formerly Joseph people, Mr. Brooke being a prominent Joseph merchant a few years ago. Instead of spending their time in fishing, swimming and sightseeing as most j. oi nf tiiAir time is campers uu, ------ M. i ! uin nennnintod. MISS a pel li. m .---1 . . , m:o Ttrnolte has been entenainou Personal And Society J. C. Gardner, of Portland here' Monday on business. t disposed of his holdings there ! Mr. and M.ra. C. E. Short, and Mr. '" jand Mrs. Landrum motored to Enter W8g -prise yeeterday. , , . , . MV. n T. T.aiwin. nf Jtakar. la visit ing for the week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Regan Mr. Geo. Scott of Portland, la in town on legal business. visiting Mrs. Edna Oliver, Mrs Wm. Nichols Is snendintr the week with her mother, Mrs. Garrett and sister Mrs. Turnipseed, of Vin cent. .:'. -; Mr. T T PlHAnmir anil daughter returned last week from an extended trip through the East. Ca vino, nf iha Y. M. P.. A. Tjhoned in yesterday from the Scout camp out at Catherine Creek to soy that they had a fine camp and everything was going fine. The Misses ' Corolyn and Velura Conkeys of New York who are tour ing the west were guests of honor recently at an enjoyable affair given by Mrs. C. H. Conkeys at her country home. I nrtan 2 flnnjliirln nf Pnrtlnnil onrl , ... , . . . lormeriy on tne uregonian stop' Miss Schoffield, of the valley, is;ped tw fat night to se bed between; trains last night to see Clarke Leiter here. He was en route from Boise to Portland. ' A postal . received from George Young reads as follows: Denver. Colo. 8-13-17. (Will soon be home. Hopo all aro well. Very cool here. George Y. Helix Much building in nrosrress here. . HarrtahlirOL-Stsnnarn1 Dtl Pn will build 3 tank gas and oU station iiere. rr i PORTLAND MARKET LETTER. .Mra Rmma StrVnirham of Hill's Dept Store is back to work again af ter a two weeks' vacation away from the store. ' , . J. T). Slaten went to Enterprise Sunday returnad Monday night Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Poarch returned from Portland last week after a weeks' visit there. inniit 11. 1017. The market for the week, beginning Alicnmt 18th at tha Pnrflnnn TTntnn Stock Yards opened with full pens of siock in an departments, lacing an active and ascending 'market. . CatUe. About 1600 cattle were offered in the yards and the market was keen on top grades ' in all classes. The demand beino- for the heat stuff. Ton tat.AAra WArA All!ii9 at an aHvantao-A ' o n nf 9K muf tnA mwrlnnB waoV anit " . . . . passed actively as did the best cows Miss Johnson, Who lectured at the1 .i i0. -,-1a. nf nnlnn- nnnto. Y. M. C. A. Gvmnasium Monday afternoon and demonstrated . canning daB.e. ,oved -it,.- .iowiv. vet the processes, went to Elgin yesterday yard cleared iming the da where she will demonstrate. . 4 f0iinWno. onotationa hold: 1 ! Pa. ataera 8.2K S.7n! cmod ateara Earl Courtney, who went to Port-',2B 8,B. 8.00 ,. orA, land last week for final examination 4(w w heifer. .6 25 725 for enlistment In the Army, was re- . . . .. . - - Columbia College and Conservatory of Music. MILTON, OREGON H. S. SHANGLE, President W. C. HOWARD, Cean COURSES - ' Academic, Commercial, Domestic Science Elocution, Piano, Voice. ' ' . Violin and Orchestra Short Teacher Training Course EXPERT TEACHERS In All Departments An Unusually Strong Faculty Musical Conservatory - f A Specialty . It Will Pay You to InvesUgate . the Advantages Offered in This School. OPENS SEPTEMBER 10 Send for Catalog and Other 1 , t '! . : Informatioa ! , joctcd. M. .T H flnlt. nf Portland Ja vlait.ino- his brother and family of Summerville for a short time Mr. Colt was for- morly a La Grande man but for the past ton year or twelve years has been located in Portland and is now with the Meier-Frank Co. Miss Ada Colt of Young's Sweets ' has gone home for a week during hor uncle's visit here. Miss Edith Weaver went to Port land Sunday night where she will attend school. She was occompanled to Pendleton by Mr. E. L. Hayes who returned Monday. Jim Blakely, a stock man from tihe Wallowa county, is in towm Having calves 8.50 9.50: bulls 4.60 6.00: stks. and fdrs 4.60 6.75. Hogs. Receipts were about 1200 and the market was easily 25c higher. The Eastern markets have shown active advances in hog quotations during t.TiA naat waak ' a nnrtlon of which were naturally reflected in the Port land Yards, at the opening or tne week's market The hogs offered were not as good in quality, general ly speaking, as those offered the prev ious week aitnougn tnere were some (rood hoes in the Prime Heavy class. The unfinished condition ' of . most hogs seem to Indicate a rush to a high market, on account of a short acre of feed, neither of which is Justi fiable by ore sent quotations. ...The following quotations indicate yester The Pinery Miasm, Oregon.' GOOD FISHING Tents, Beds and Saddle Horses for Rent Pack trains to all re mote points Guides Furnished Farmers Phone S8F day's market and , prices . continue steady today. - Prime light 16.15 1655; prim heavy 16.00 16.15; balk 16.00; pigs 14.60 15.00. "-. .. . , , ;:". ' Sheep. '.. A little additional life was injected into the sheep market at tne ween opening which resulted in a 26c ad vance on valley lambs, with active trading and a fair volume of business. There is a liberal demand for feeder lambs 'and. ewes, but few art Wn offered. . to the Park to enjoy its natural wond-1 8everal t;mes this week at the homes era and beauties are: Mr. and Mrs.', .t t, id school mates. Thos. Jones and daughter, Morine, and Mrs. Geo. Davis and family, all of Vale. , E. C. Fulp and Ed. Forstrom and wife motored over Sunday from Cove. They returned to Cove the same day. Domiciled at the Park for a short vacation are: D. H. Irvine and fam- ecrlption of wealth to pay the war j. 0j Prescott, Wash., and C. A. Jones ana mo cachijk"" a a SM-M rtt t rumtAi ftf Walla Walla, ti week-end with his two sons at tne rars -mio ween.. . .xi j o oiinTt time at tne Park the first of this week. low expenses Ml I The BestZ Liked .22 in America for the American Boy A I. Kov In rout fcmily who only nd a Rtmlngton UMC ZKZ nU- m It hik on t with th. h Maw. u th rifle dub. tnn no ono ma - - JUpMCtr, in Single Shot model. 1. m tunrlM you to know that tvtn J thort tanridge can brnefit enough by p!ergrMC and operienc. to make ic wortii whJe for yoa to .nrt SoU br Spottta Gooae'D-mler. ta Yor ( """Woow-A BrfdtaB, New Ymk LEGAL NOTICES j Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that tne county court for Union, State of Ore gon, has duly appointed w . ' t j;!--ofr nf the estate signed Auimii""" e" - , of Harry W. Stoner, deceased, and that said administratrix niw ... qualified as such. All persons having o-lnat aaid estate are hereby notified to properly itemize, verify and file the same, witn r. o. .. Vo unnornicmed. at HIS attorney ir v . office in La Grande, Oregon, on or be- fore six months irom jmy . Dated July 18, ism. m r. VRWTON. Adminiatratrix ol the Estate of Harry W. Stoner. F. S. IVANHOK, Attorney ior mini8tratrix. Adv. 7-18-25; 8-1-8-15. .mirmr oeienN rTTkSTH)' HMillJilU oianuvi' ntrwKT.N AUG. 21- SEPT. 1 Salem, Aug. 15-(United Pr)--Governor Withycombe has proclaimed .. . i .1 .ooonn olnaarl from Aug- ine iiunmiR ------ , ust twenty-first to September first as a protection against iorero The season opens tomorrow. Attorney General G. M. Brown ruled that the deer hunting season in eastern Oregon except in Harney and Malheur counties, be closed until September 1st Classified ads solve your want problems, ' Printing HOW! All lines of Printers' Materials have been rising during the past year. Our Stock of Mater ials is a complete one for you to select from. We Print anything that can be printed and do it the right way. Commercial. Society and General Forms for your inspection. IK The Observer Phone Main 37 and We Will Have a Representative Call. 1710 Sixth Street
