La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 19, 1917, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textif It P FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1917. LA GRANDE E HININO OBSERVER. PAGE SEVEN The Observer's . TELL PROSPECTIVE TENANTS ALL ABOUT THAT APARTMENT YOU HAVE TO RENT AND YOU'LL SUFFER NO LAPSES IN RENTAL INCOME. 1 FOR SALES Engraving. FOB ENGRAVED letter heads, wed ding announcements, stationery, cards, etc., call or send to The Ob server. Phone Main 37 or Main 157. We have a complete line of samples. 8-22-tf HELP WANTED Male. WANTED Apple Pickers. Good wages. Good accommodations. La Grande Investment Company. Phone Main 752. 10-13-tf. WANTED One edgerman, $4.00; two carriage riders, $3.25. Oregon Lum ber Co., Baker, Ore. 10-12-St. LOST AND FOUND LOST Everyday or so lost articles are received for their owners. If you lose something, Phone ' your , .lost adv. to The Observer Main 37. ''' - - ' . 9-io-tf. "I !:' FOUND If you find anything you wish to restore (ttv he owner, .notify The Observer, Main 37, and the arti cle will be, advertised. 9-10-tf. FOR1 S A LE Miscellaneous FOR SALEPar . k Onk Coal Heaier. Good eondi ion. Inquire 1320 V Ave- nue. Phone Red 1402. 10-18-2t. pd. FOR SALE Sweet Cider, 25c per gallon delivered. Call Black 932, . between 5 p. m. and 9 p. m. 10-17-tf FOR SALE 500 apple boxes, ready made. A. B. Blood, Fruitdale. 10-17-tf. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE New Ford, hasn't been run oyer, 40 .miles. ) Also some used Fords. ' Maxwell Service Station, or call Main 71. 10-3-tf WANTED-Hiicfllaneoua y ,i WANTED Cream and milk daily for family use from private parties. Address L care of Observer. A0Vl5-tf FOR SALE OR RENT 4ENTi8 'acUreg heads, FOR SALE OR mountain ranch.r, OverW V1 WW vation. Uood buildings. a uranae Investment Co. 10-16-12t iUX-M -V v - f' - WANTED - Apples and Potatcies To store 'for ; shippings ;wei have modern walrehotwef facilities i for i handling yow croP- A GRANDE 'l ;','. ri ; i:,'. Tin In a LET US DESIGN BUILP AND ERECT j ( . YOUR MONUMENT OR MARKER j Vermont Marble Corner Cove and Jeff. Ate. HAT OWL a smoker asks. . : ' ,; There are several reasons. Butfirst of all comes the'rnilliorr n 'dollar supply of mellowing leaf f : in that is always in reserve for the j OWL 'VM That "sureifies" the OWL'S " ''meilbw' flavor; All the; equip- ' ment and experience of the .j. OWL factories go to bring out that fine flavor in the best ! - " way, in every OWL you buy; fin M. A. GUNST OtHIl!l. CiOi Classified Ads. ! 2 FOR RENT FOR RENT Blaok 1202. Housekeeping rooms, j 10-lB-tf . i FOR SALE Farm. FOR SALE Good farm of 280 acres. 5 miles north of Island City, ad joining 'Iowa school house. Good six room house and large barn. Sell cheap and easy terms. Peter Al len. 10-18-Ct. FOR SALE Very cheap, 10 acres 'beautiful highly colored apples on trees. Phone Farmers 18x7 after 6 p. m. H. H. Cleaver, receiv-' er. 10-17-3t - erected by F. D. McCully on Mill FOR SALE 160 acres timber and street is nearing completion and cer pasture land. Eight miles fromitainly is ,a bpiiuty; with its;, great Summerville, $4 per acre if taken j white columns, sun porches and many at once. Inquire 211 Fir St. 10-9-1 mt windows. ThisJ is:' the1 only Colonial -" rrTT77"istyle house iin Joseph and it eertain- FOR RENT FURNISHED .' lv is to be admired. ' '; FOR RENT Small rooming house.. 9 bed rooms. All out-side, rooms., 2 large fiorit -boms all furnished. In- , quire Home Restaurant. V ; ' rp ' f r ' r , , y 10-18-tf. : ' FOR RENT 5-room furnished house, i Phone Black 2nd Street. 1191 or. call at 20081 house' on nuvi'd stieot Cnll at Ttr uXCSod ' ID 16 tf' , Underwood..... . , 10-10-tf. F9R RENTr-Furnished housekeeping ' ' Vdoms1 ' with bilthi : on f lowei floor. Black 3111 ..r call at 2107 3rd St. 1 V V v ' ' V 10-13-tf. .. i. ' ; '- FOR RENT A six-room house. Phone R. 1G82 or call at 1706 Wal nut. 10-12-lOtpd. FOR RENT Modern furnished house. Phone 'Black 3761 or call at 2103 First street 10-13-tf. l , ; . ' T- ! ' FOR EXCH Ai GE Real Estate. FOR SALE Moving to Portland, or ywlshUoT Write to ui or caiL We ' fell, trade or rent Portland proper ty. NEUHAUSEN As CO.,!,,?p8, Lewis Bldg., PortlaM, Otb.;; FOR S ALE Printing, t, or so stati imenti.! nrite h jhads, etc., call or sejid tojThe Ob- server, 1710 oixtn atreetti pnone.ton tuiuuh u ""' "' Main 87 or Main 167. -22-tf FRUIT 'CO. H'Hiij ,ii it & Granite Works Phone Red 61 I makes the so good?" lilliori - ) The1 M Dollar Cigar I Ml I I BRANCH CO.. INC. Union -Wallowa 1 JOSEPH NOTES Joseph, Ore., Oc. 18. (Special.) Mrs. Max Wilson accompanied her husband to institute at Baker last week. Alonzo Dunn of Enterprise was a visitor at the home of his friend, Kay- mond Cook, last week-end. A new system has been installed at the M. E. Sunday school where in the "Card System" is used instead of the nge Alaska, where he has played base old record books. ' ball for several months. Mr. Shelton Mis. M. Evans is a visitor at Wal- js now jn Baker where he will remuin Iowa this week. ' for some time. Arthur S. Rudd was in Enterprise m,.s. Catherine Zweifel, an old pio last week attending to his subscrip- neJj of Union County, is visiting her tiom business there. i sons wn0 jve jn Elgin. Mrs. Zweifol'a An especially big run of travelling home is in Summervillo. J I men is being enjoyed by tho local hotels just at present as winter or Acta are beinit made now. v The big, new house which is being cran' takine1 advantage of :h. honl vacation last week taade a 'visit to- his irnamlfuther's home in Anutone. Washington. ' After paying' there for a few days Drew persuaded 1. i ..n. .1 r ., ntnv llnmrnn . ill 16 come duck 10 josepn wuii mm aim . iuier n visit nere. - jne two iirnveu ncre last aunuay evening, , . . , "-"""r " - , the C0Unty rhe'"e hC C0mrietC T imp01.tant purveys near the Washing- John Murry is a new student jh uic Joseph High. School this 'week wher,e he has entered as a freshman.' - "J; K. Marlin has obtained a position as cook in the Enterprise City Hotel. ip....i.. o tt;. .o,.ol Kill luramj i "'" letters were read irt studenti assembly Shm's service but who formerly were in the Joseph high school student body. i i ;'m:i .u -, ; '' '!,';." ' 1 Peter Bdiidan was in ,town: on buil ness1 the first of the ! weekr t At the last Sunday school election in the Mj'E Sunday school E. A. PolJ locif was re-elected superintendeht.1 Hugh, Wilson;1 librarian;- and Mrs." A! ij.' Suddi''up;erintendent 'bf ' the pri inafv dewartmeht I'-A'youna ladies .class, was formed artd' is t be taUglit bv'""Mifcs' 'Wstelh"ll Sunday ischTol ! teacher's training will heiiristitutett W lt- :ttt-lnn.LtKn HhsHi wit .'s'U-, -i:vj' "SeVterhl" Benllemfeft have oeett ar'- Rested recently Dy uity marsnai fay. ..Letters from ,a few Joseph soldier boy? 'inform ' ihtetested v. parties' that 'c.V.f..l''''A'nV,U''i,''i;.,viiW' MlwiM" J, lf J( U . ililvllj kJl. Ill , l.uiw, .... ...... LakiyEverytfr Miller is ai Fort Bliss, Texas arid 'Clarence ' Carpenter1 ht Ue Moines. All report that they like t'ic work, and, are. net sorry tha,t they eii tered the' service'of Uncle' Sam;' ? Rev. Cook spoke to the student l-dy of the,High schoql onWednesdny of this week ''''; SDJ jy ::0Y, fcf.5 V M.,V. Knight is moving in to his housd'oil 'Main' strfee't 'whiiSlhat fjust been vacated by Grover Swaggart and family. M. V. says that h intends to winter in Joseph inotead of travel ing around the country. - A. M. Runnells and wife and H. V, Kadderly accompanied by E. Link and wife of Enterprise went on a hunting trip out at Chestimnus. J. P. Dcsler formerly agent at of the 'Walla Walla Creamery com oany?has resigned his position with the Mutual company and is now agent of the Walla Walla, Jremery com onv. .He is now located ii the build- ,ing back of. the First National Bank. Luster Estes is up from his home Son the Imnaha River to attend the Joseph high school as a Junior. Mrs. Spencc Lozier is seriously ill at her home on Prairie Creek. James Dalton arid brother, Grant, and Thomas Green of North Powder went hunting out ifi the north end of the county with ered Green of .loseplv Miss..Ixla Warnock left Tuesuay lor Portlarid, where she will lake a course in telegraphy there. F. D. McCully is sporting a new Velic Motor Truck this' week. tyr. McCully will use the truck in his mill business and a3 the Joseph Mill iB now running day a night the true': will come in very handy. Mis. Thorwn of lMrtand is clerk ing in McCully JMl ' store in !:iw of Miss' Jtase it'arontj .. . ,. & V. -.Koiiei 6 .-jVinht ,i just ' 'i-eciv.)i;ing ft oin a "wrrgicil iMn-naio'n whici was performed rec.uitiy. Mrs. C. McFetridgo will soon 'e turn hiiiiie nft'.r submitting to an .ip eration at the Hospital recently. VTh .'J,f":iiiinr:'i''vH.l- "haVo tinueit tfleir iinir,g;.rooin service. j 4 Mrs. Smith Itccom mends Clinnber- Iain's Tablets. "1 have had more or less stomach trouble for eight or ten years," writes Mrs, a II. Smith, Brcweitoh, N. Y-. "Whori differing from a'-tac4i3yof 14-Hi-oUrin ' nnd henviness after eatinil. oneflr.two of Chamberlain'. Taljlt hsve always relieved me. I have also found them a pleasant laxative. These tablets tone up the stomach and enable! it.Jto IptifoiU? its functions naturally. If you are troubled with indigestion give them a trial, get well and stay well. Adv. 7 t- . '. .-, County News j . j ELGIN NEWS NOTES. Elgin, Oct. 19. (Special.) Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cope, well known peoplo of Elgin, left last week for Mount Car mcj, 111., where they expect to make their future home. Mrs. Cope is tho only daughter of the local postmaster, Mr. Robert Blumenstcin. Lucian Shelton, a well known Elgin man, returned last week from Anchor- De Loss Austin and family returned xo Aigin recenuy irom uaroer, luauo, i They will make their future home JiJ Elgin. 1 1 MM , C. J. Hazen, L. Gplding and L Tijtf tic,, were business visitors to L Grande last week. '"''! i i . Last Friday and Saturday, two vejrj entertaining plays were given in the opera, house by1 tho Richardson njid TnlKaf rflMMnnlr Thn nlnva w.rfe ,. i..i.i j TZLSZL TTiV? iT?. ?' ! T .r '1 j'.,..'.'ti..i ',. L..ii .! T ' 'j, , cj .. I , i M'. F c, p,lrnctt, a'sludont!crf L I . . . . . rlgin High1 School, visitol friefji(s Gl arjdej last Saturday 'and, Swt- . r Miss Leota Holmes, a teacher in tlic iting ier sister, aiiss r.una. .iioimes, who is attending the Elgin high fech ol. Wnr, i", from r. E ommb. who lately joined the-Third Oregon Infantry hanil; stiites; jtha he js riW located vi f Cnniii s GreerieJ i hi Noo-th Carolina, and that he is' at ste44.v drill and practice. " """S"'' lirf. Tnhi f mm fho, r.iMirw , Rnhdfl .., . TT: -ai rj! J Hospital. 't His. general . eoricliti much improved, but his arm is ih a very serious condition. i J .Mr. 'E. ,G. ,Baily .was.a ;y(sitor In Pendleton last, week.) , I " Mr. and Mrs, (Robert Brack isj Visit ing in Elgin from Palmer Camp.-. !, ,Mr. fC. ,T., Yentzep; well .known mar 'of Elgin, has purchased the Ei; gin Bakery from Mr,. Jesse ilJrum.n.r Dr. E...O. Willson, a local dentist andv-Mr.i Arthur HaUgarth , returned 4rom : jpprtland Sunday ymyrmng MbW they enjoyed a' visit 'to' the Grand Lqdge, jisaqmbly)of,(tbfo ;K. $f,-F y Mr. thKWte,f,rtni&,, PunW'i8riS'mtereStclliltth8 (4bovi Aey I ,1 ':!, .v-.r-.v-T. j &miu- "At .,1 fM.J -,o,j ," pterin citizens had the, nriviiece xi,t.JU. uM-ii.iH.injA .'AM'd' Prelate, ( The Elgi privilege oi nearing .wo veryj now,nj,MMtf)llucuiMiM oH lst'dby ohea.rmg,twlj,,ver.yn,oed,,rflen speak 0f OcAWr,"19ll-'l I , on.,ithe eecond, rLrberty .Loan Thurs-. It i i,ni, 4,i that thWM' dayf.at the City Opera House. I A. C. Spender, the counsel of the O.W. R- fiNaJlroadndPiLMetschail; of: the imperial, lipte proprietor in tel Dronnetor in Portland, brought i'a" niessaee 1 whleh will awaken the responsibility and a. m; to show cause, If any they have, sence -of ' dutywhich rests, .upon h, h.a'licnse ahoul4.nt be granted shoulders of the American people1 for e'saio 6f hll'the right, title' and today. interest of Dora May Jones and Jay The vacation , given to, f he schop a Jones, minprs in and to the north children-last Week' on' account of the1 half ; of -thd 'southwest quarter; the Teachers Institute, which was hold at southwest quarter of the southwest Baker seems to have invigorated the quarter and the northwest) quarter of pupils. The roll call in the High t)lc southeast quarter of Section 8 in School was answered in full, and very Township 8 South of Range 40 E., W. fewf absentees were reported in the jitJ the Mid tale to be made at pri erades. All through the month vaU stilt, A i t . .. .'' which ",ended' October .6 the 'total number, In vattndanco was'SO boysj w. Bii Sargent, Attorney for Guar and 166 girls, and only an absence of Zfiian.J. i( Oct. 12-19-26. Nov. 2. 8 per cent was reported during the "' entire month. All pupils are pro-' Classified ads solve your want pressing splendidly, and led by the jo- problems. I ! RECEIVER'S SALE OF ASSETS OF FARMERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK r v i 7 . La, Grande, Ore, "I IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT - r OF THE S1Ai;E OF pit JEGOS', FOR' - L'XION:' COUNTY. In the matter of the rcc'iiv- . ership of the Farmer ind Traders' National Jlnnk, of. IO Grande, Oregon. Co 1 tl) Hamner, .Receiver... ' ' j .j ' : l. I , ) Notice is hereby given thntv by virtue of an order of the Cirduit Court of the State of Oregon, for Vnion County the undersigned Receiver of the , Farmers' and Traders Nntiniil f Bank of La Grande, Oregon, will offer the remaining assets of the Said Imnk consisting of aWt JSOiOOO.f overdue pit per, real estate, stocks bonds, etc., including fir ' 00,00 of first mortgage. ''i pet cent goJoV bonds of thev will oe n -r,! " "T" I Ho Lake, SAnfttoriuirf Com, A ctidn, V ?lf- " " v jwrlv, at 'pt)bienucti'.n, on J tornoy -w re,rv-r. Ta-',-, Monday, Ortobc. 22, "at the Jf Grand-, 0'on. C. D. nAMNF.R, RECEIVER, 1122 F ton, D. C. DIXON, Attorney vial and ever sympathetic superin tendent, the school is held by a bond of helpful comradeship. WALLOWA NEWS NOTES. Wallowa , Oct. 18. (Special.) Mr. Bill Allen and bride, Mibs Bessie Swain, are staying at Mrs. A. C Tul- ley 8 home for the present. Mr. J. C. Hall will leave Wednes day afternoon for Portland, where he has been working in the shipyards all Summer. He will expect his family to follow him in about two weeks; they Jiuve resided here for about eight years. Coley Wray and Marion Macrae two young men left Wallowa Tuesday for the shipyards in Portland. They will stop in Umatilla or thereabouts and wait for Mr. Hall, who will get them a position. There are several others who will go if ' work! cnii be found. f : i) i( I :'.;' ! - y ( ! There are not many students in school this year. ' ' Hany are wbrk ing with the cropfc in different pluces. Several will hot be In util Christmas and several more not for a few weeks. Lots of potatoes are ready to dig here and a good crop I is expected. Many people have, potatoes and thete does not seem to be a set prjee on them though it is said that thfcy'are higher up the valley where tho pota toes are still 'green., !, . . , The first snowstorm of the year fell Tuesday aiid a sharp frost' that night finished the potatoes whiph j.Vcre, still partly green. , The, snow did not stay on the ground, melting almost as fast as it fell. ' ' ' 1 1"' .I'M.' I, l!i) LEGAL NOTICES NOTICK Notice is hereby given that W. GT. Sawyer, administrator of the partner snip estate of D. M. Clark, deceased, has filed his final acconnfr find that a'or.day,' the J2th day; of 'Npvcmber, 1917,ha fcecn fixed by ithekourt.s tlid time when objections to such final .ccyuntrWill ba heard and determined. ' CRAWFORD & EAKIN, Attorneys for Administrators r Oct. 12-19-26. Nov. 2-9. "."".""..''LEGAL-NOTICES '""'''J In" th'e; Coilntjii Court f ! ' tlie : State of Oreiron for Union County, Oregon. n ''the1 matter1 of the Guardianship of. ThomaB F. Jones, Edh ! XJ Jones, Dora May Jones and Jay A. Iloncs minors!!1 t.i ;iui !! To' MhW Arhe Unti Gasset, Mary T.n. VonUiplAn-ThnmAR F. .lnnesl Edna i'Si.(IJeii:'Al Jonesn4na to ajl ieri-1 of kjn indnall tpersons intereslefl'Mft' said, , estate shL,apnear,hafom t'his.1 Grander Oregor), on1 inlf. vsai,. .wn,,tn"iii kih ''j'EMM 'it f'oWofeU" . .-.. j. .' J J. F. PHY. Judge. ' ' hour of 2 P. M., at the of" fice of II. E. Dixon, roo'ns 30 .and 2 La; Grande Na tional Bank Blinding in t'-i-i city of La Grande, I'riici, County,.- Oregon. AH of said assets, to u offered as a whole, to (','- highest bidder, for cai.li In. Jiaiitf, Subjit to the np.-irn-y al of the un(lersfrii'J ceivcr, and of tho Cir'-'.t .Court if the State of Oi -gon, ' for Union Co'ini.'. Moneys so bid, to be it'i1 jtp(1 in cscrow in La Gran "' National Bunk, u.iiil atkmal Bunk, , Vpptovcd -bjf nil! i" ' signed rccei' r, suin court herein, u'. ! if r,f bpproyed, tt ) t r.-turn .' bidder. , An Itemireil list of n reel, Ing. for Recen. r, L Ciandc, ?"it. N. V'a PaOFESSIONAL DiBEGTOBY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSIOAM DR. J. L. INGLE Osteopathic tfkf sicjan. . J Third floor New Foley Bldg. jHawm 10-12 a. m.; 2-5 and 7-8 p. nlj and by appointment Office pboo'8" 1761; residence Red 881. ' DR. MARGARET INGLE OMw pathlc physician. Diseases ea iem en and children and obstetrics.. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOf' GEO. R. VEHRS, M. D., Special at tention to Women's and ChQdre" diseases. Phoney office, Maia Ts Home, Black 3862. , 10-f-14t- 4r PHySlCJAN, SURGEON i AND Jj I l i OSTEOPATH f. V RALSTON, D.' O., M. D.HPky- sician, surgeon and Usteopatn. ,v-ar , .Silverthom's ,Drug Store, vooma 12, 13., Phono Main 21. . : VETERINARY DR. H. W. RrLEY-Graduate' Veter inarian Hospital. 1409 Madisod Am State Stallion Inspector and inspec tor of stock for shipment. Home In dependent Phno, Black 41. Former Co-operative Phone, Main 11 ATTORNEYS CRAWFORD' & EAKIN (-T. Ii- Crawford bnd Robert S. Eakm, At torneys at aw. Practice in all th courts of the state and the'tfoited State. Office, West-Jacobsoi Jldg, Rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregon- COCHRAN. A EBERHARD Geo. T- Cochran and Colon R. ib6rban Attorneys. La Grande NatioaaB Eank Building. ij R; 0.REEN Attorney at ' Law- Rooms 12-13, WesWarebsea ,os-, La Grande, e, Ore. Practice is a9 Federal courts, i State and R. J. KITCHEN Attomey-at-la- The new Foley building. Practkea in ail State - and . Federal Cooxta. - Phone Red 8681 ARCHITECTS. O. B. MILLER Architect, room in New Foley Bldg. Phone- Rod 1871- 6 1-2 Per Cent Money. (30,000 ior long tarn C 8 J-- par eetif mteYest' or Jjoarui.lioa etamim Rdride Valley lanpaui 8di& 3 -gent i at "LA Grande : InreotaieBt Caa 0arty't one )rm3 .!hii'tn n.l IM l'"f'"'Tiil i;ii ll'in m lintj CSJ 1 Greats"?' I i ness X is the result Cof steady, :. .Nponsist'nt &int SI' 8 r..,:. ;L:': f.- li,. i :a: vj; JllCI ll'JUUl i w m i. urowiri'.' savings U'T'llint is a pi"v;Vr- fill aid tf iirogrc-s.-t. ', ) i' r', (fy XI develops cffieiu ('y' cncourag,es thrift and promotes tsi If reliance. C - -. L3 35 m I j) fcct yourself onhe irfy ri-jUt pa by open j -;'i; hi account Here jV ,,,flily- One dollar vill do it. SS ?fi m MJ Y3 United States National Banki 10 La Grande, Oregon 'OSS. v is, a 1 ?--r -k -SB' -) t : )5 ,1 (til