La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 03, 1918, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE S1X; LA OltANDK EVENING OlJSEIi V'JOR. TI I IT US DAY, JAN VMIY 3. 1918 Prescription Worth A ircscriiti(i uta lie the melius of .sivinir life. Tlien it's worth all life it self is worth. All prescriptions arc too important to lie regarded as trifles whether cost is trifling or not. Prescription compounding is the im portant part of our very important jn-ol'ession j.hariuacy. J t is scientific ally done here, no matter whether the remedy is for some minor ailment or for some dangerous illness. It's worth while to employ a sen ice like ours, especially when it costs nothing extra. Adolph Wewlin, Mgr. Luick Delivery Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon CHICHESTER S PILLS I-'!U I AnUrvttrlruif p:tl a . oi-one-i4 r a wioinmm iirand i I'liu in ii td ena uuia eiKiaipkWy I Tnke nu otfanr. Iliir of your ' AI A jlil.XD ItH.VM 11 f.l.N. r.r KjIB known M Hcfct, Siifcit, Alnvt Hrlh' tf SOLD BV ORLGQJSTS EVLRVVVUERE UCIi.VSU ti.mm i;.tkmi:i. Whereas tlia Secretary of Many Return From Their Holiday Visits ii mm i-orsonuM 01 the Klgin District Annual New Year's Dance (iivrn Kl.t.lN, Jan. 'J. (Special.) Miss .Stale's j I'-'lna Holmes returned .Sunday eve office liaa lii-i-n overwhelmed and can t'"m " home in I''loru, where not provide nil minor velilelu ownerii j'"1'10 spent the holidays, with Jill 8 lleensu nlates, ten days M'"8 Claudene draham returned from the date of tli!s notice will be : Monday from l'nlmer Junction, where allowed as leeway, but we Insist Unit I "he visited with lier parents, motor vehicles display two license -Mr. A.. E. Clawson returned Satur plntes, one oil (lie front and one on ! ly from Portland, where he attended the rear or Bald vehicle. All motor the teachers' state convention, cars when In operation within Union ! Mr. John Weiss, n cousin of Mr. county, Oregon, shall during the per-, I'. S. Weiss of Kl).;in, is visiting here. lod of one hour urier sunset to one hour before uunrlso display at least two whlto llftht.i In front anil one red Unlit on rear of Bald vehicle, said rear lump must show a white Unlit ucrouB said rear license plate. All motor bicycles or motorcycles when Mr. Weiss has charge of Indian schools and has favored several Ki Ifin audiences with interesline; talks. Miss Grace Snook returned from I,n Grande, where she spent the holidays with her relatives. An annual New Year dance was In operation within Union county, riven in tho Itcx Hull Tuesday eve- OroKon, Bhall duviuu. the period of j niiiR. A supper was served after the one hour after sunset to one hour he- i dance at Yentzer's restaurant, fore sunrise display one . lighted Itcv. l.orce held services in tiir lamp, such lamp to he placed 'upon liaptist church Monday evenini,'. Uev the front of said vehicle and show 1 1,. I''. Smith visited in Alii el Kundav. ; lie conducted services there in the evening. red IlK'it to roar. The ahov will he otrlclly enlorced wllliin Union coun ty, Oregon, on and afler January 12, 1918. 1-3-at. l.EE WAltNICK, Sheriff. Oar .lilnry Otter This and Br. DON'T MISS THIS. Cut' out tiiiv. slip, enclose with He and mail It to Foley & Co., 1x115 Sheffield, Ave., lUUItiATlOX COXGHK.SS Ol'KNS llonds and Certification of Smiritics II' Stale Are Discussed l)i;Tl.ANI, Jan. X Irrigation of- fe-ial.s and water users on projects all Chieaao, 111., wi ll inn. your name and over Oicj.'on are here today for a scs address clearly. You will receive In i sien uf the Oieiron Irrigation Con return u trial pacl;ai;e coutaluine. ' i;i ess, now in session at the Imperial Koley'H Honey and Tar Compound, hotel. Proposed certification of irri- for coughs, colds anil croup: Foley gation honds hy the stale, bused upon Kidney I'llls. for pain in sides and Duck; rheumatism, hackai-he, kidney mid bladder ailments; and l''ol Cathartic Tablets, a wnnle inim thoroughly rlenslni: ralliaitlr. fin and : conslipatlen, IdlloesiM and rdiigi'hdi bowels, where. AdV. : s. Iieadaelie jeets. value of the land after irrigation, in stead of value of the unreclaimed land, is to be one of the big issues. It is held that this is necessary foi proper financing of all district pre sold every hmiyy Not RuV rnQn Off, Last 4 Times S3 Loaf at Othctk' S. Work. rf Get a Can Today (Mlu" matters important to irriga- tieuists in !lic INaver stale will be tall.ed over and cted upon in the two- hcre. I'lalny the coagres:1 will go in a hodv C v'orvaliis tn al- to id the S'.nte Dri.i'iage Asso.-iatio'i j coTivealiun al the Oregon Agriculiical ceilegc and O'M-I.iripate in the pio gli'.m. Satutd.iy tht'V will return and conclude tlic convent inn here. ! l.ot and found ; The name and address of the pavty i that took the hi;-ycle from tlic fro::t j puich at -107 Main street is ki!iwn, i atid if they will return it, no i-uestieiis I will l.e asked. If they do not, their tu t est will follow. I l-l!-::t.p W. S. CiM.lilllM'.KY. i n'l S.rA j.f.. v n ii R. it. s. i'ai oi Storage Cm- Washing Come to us with your tire trouble W. H. Bohnenkamp Company j Union -Wallowa County News j JOKKI-H NKWS NOTI1S JiiM-ph cliriKtniiw Weallier J.lki Kuilllller I'iiiinIcn nod tt.iihies (iiuwlng in (ianleiiH. JOSEPH, Dec. 31. (Special.) Tho Bnow which inaiU- a "nearly while" ChriBtmaB for Joseph was inidted by our little spring showers which wo have enjoyed In such abundance. Victor Walker, tho son of W. I,. Walker of this city, returned home last Thursday arter a visit In the Wlllametlo valley with relatives. Victor left Joseph wltif the Inten tion of enlisting but waB refused In Porlland und decided to stay a while Instead of returning right homo. Mrs. J. A. Itumblo had the inarkable experience of picking a ho- iiuet of pansien and daisies our of he yard on Christinas day. With allltudu of over 4000 feet Joseph usually has several feet of snow tho ground by tiie last of Noveinbe und no plants cun grow out of doors from then until about April 10. hurl and Carl Miller who have been visiting with their sister hero In Joneph returned homo Sunday. II. T. Green of North Powder h; been In Joseph tho past week visit lug his brother, Fred. A very pretty home wedding solemnized by Rev. Cook at the W I.. Walker home last Thursday nnun wiien Miss Grace Walker was united In marriage to Mr. George .Star ISutto, Montana. Tim couple left Im mediately for the Wlllametlo Valley the former home of the bride, aftc a Honeymoon trip they will locate In Montana. IIOHN To Mr. nnd Mrs. Jsinio, Coleman on the niorning of the 2Xth an 8 1-2 pound -girl. Tho mothe and child are repotted to bo doln nicely. I' red IJeaudoin left on the Thurs day train for Seattle where ho wil visit with his little son. Homo of his friends presenlei City Matshal Patten wllh a fin meerschaum pipe as a Christina present. W. tr. Maxfield, of Kanscs, hai purchased the Walter Yainkll bar her shop and will run the same In tie near future. Walt Yandell, tho form or owner left Wednesday for I.i Grando. Mrs. Aug. Whlto. wife of our HP recorder, has been on the sick lis for several days. Jess Mullies left the last of 'tie week for Kellogg, Idaho, where he I: shift hos3 of a mine. After a Christmas visit at the Toe Piout ranch, Mr. and Mrs. Kir I'rotil and Mrs. Kva llevett left fo their home in Klgln. Miss Kva Patten has Just rclitivci from u visit lu Elgin. Mrs. Cora 11. fdathewii of tin Divide, went to La Grande las: Thursday lo see her son who is con fined In the Grande Hondo hospital Several young people from Ju.-:epl attended a party in Enlerprise la".' Friday evening. Mias Marjory Watson of I!ritl.O Columbia, who has In -en visiting wil! Mr. and Mrs. .las. Madness id Joseph is In Enterprise visiting at the ltat cliffe home this week. 1). K. Mitchell returned home tie last of the week al'ler u trip la Unio- county. Mir. II. A. Fox, wlio has been vis itini; at the Coleman home lef Thursday Tor Per home lu Wallowa Fred Ashley was a business visile from l'ulerpili.e the hist of the week Pat. Mullin, a former Jorephite rc turned to Joseph afti r a trip in Us East. Misses Mae and Opal llieeVaei o Mlram, and Miss Tiolina ll.i;;. Klgln, returned to their homes day after u Christmas vi.-il v. iiii tin-: .'unit, Mrs. II. II. Dm idlu laer i 1'rairle Crock. Walter lieith was a business is!l in Klgln the last of the week. Warren Holier spent part of hi Chrislmas vacation with his com In Enterprise this week. A walch party gieu by worth League was enjoyed day evening. The youer pt.-'yed games and sail'-' so' the old year was rung out new e-,r Welcomed. Joe norland who was ir Voet y ill. is rei io ci ill', ia'pi'll:' .Sam While ; s an Cnl'Tpi : Iter the last of the Week. Nellie Graves is a l.a Giam or this week. the Et on Mop ; eel th rntly i- It sold several cars of upples on hie trip. Mrs. Win. WiggaiiB spent Christ man day verey pleasantly In Klgln, visiting friends. Mm. Wm. Good and children were Elgin visitors on Tuesday. air. ana ,MrB. T. A. Clioate were Christinas guests of Jas. Elliott at Klgln. Margery Cook was one of a num ber of Inihler residents who attended the Christmas eve dances at La Grande. Iioth of our churches had Christ mas trees and excellent programs for the amusement of the cliildien on Christiana eve. Frank Conklln returned to Pal mer Junction Friday morning. mis. k. y. Alcltrlde has been quite ill during the past week. George Marshall was unito successful- in hU recent trip to Oklii- iioiuu wiiii revcrai carloails of ap ples as he disposed of all of them at remunerative prices. lie returned home last Tuesday. Don Conklln who has spent the last month with relatives In Missouri is now back home having arrived last Thursday. Tho box factory received three car loads of lumber from Milium Thurs day. Mrs. Sadlo Williams and her daughter, Mrs. Mable Kobblns, were Christmas guests of Mrs. Williams' son, Sherwood, and his family. Tho Nw Year's dance yesterd.'.y was well attended. Music was i:e- "ined from Klgln und a most enjoy lble evening was spoilt by the happy -Vew Year's eve revelers. Miss Lecile Cordery enjoyed her Christmas with old friends in Pen- Ueton. The two Illnganian sisters, Misses Opal and May, had a most enjoruh'o Christmas with Joseph friends. Kffie Nuwhorg will finish the school year at Nevhorg. Several cases or pneumonia have lieen repurted In Imbler, ih,. latent lielng that of tin. Utile Vehr child. At the lnihior Sunday school r. most interesting I. Iter was read. viitloi from "Somewhere In France" jy Lyal Sn ingh.ini. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Wcsllall and heir son. Clarence, were Christmas ,'iiesls of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith it l,u Grande. Grandma liiickuian spent Chrmt- mas with Sam Jttickinan and family. Harold Iletmey is at Athena Willi friends. argmntze fvcrv (lav We give the best bargain value3 of any chain stores in America. in ot 'just for a few hours-a day or a week, but EVERY DAY m the year. When we set ;t jtricc mi incri-liiunlisr, you c:tii .K'pciul mi tlic lowest scllint; j. rice without any jugging of figures or lii.linir, awiiv a portion ol the st). k. four money has the same purchasing power every day in the year at a J. O. Penney Co.' " , The Store WithoutBusiness Shams 1 (.' Men's Overalls -Men's Jumpers Men's Work Shoes ". .Men's (iaiuitlet Ioatlicr-J' Men's Union Suits ilea's Wool Shirts Men's .Jerseys, all eolors Men's Sweaters Men's Heavy Sweaters, nil wool Men's i'resi'lellt SllKpeiplers . . . Men's Waist Overalls Men's Mat'kinaw Coats $1.19 $1.19 S2.93, $3.50, $3.98, $ 1.9S 23c $1.29, $1.49, 82.49, $3.49 $1.88, S2.93, $3.49 $1.49, $2.49 $1.49, $1.98, $2.49, $3.98 ''.$4.98, $5.90, $6.93 25c 98c ..$5.90, $6.99, $7.90 The Store . Where the Masses Trafe incorporated 2 Incorporated Formerly The United Srore Follow the Crowds Away with Credit Slavery Leave for Colorado. IMIll.Ki:, Jan. 2. (Special.) s. Hull, accompanied by hoi iiml;;o,i, Geao McGolilrick, will ipend the winter lu Tutlock. Colo- do. I'hey will vhiit for a few d.i with fi lends in Salem before golnc nst. At tho time they left, Fri- lay, December 2:;. the grass v.-as Ml, there were flowers in several if the g.:rd"iis and Mrs Hull will I.e ihle to tell t!ie Colorado jr-oiiU Mimething of Kastern Oregon's elim-ile. all directions is considered within tiie danger area, and all dairies, produce farms, etc., und their wilier supplies and general conditions are carofullv checked up by army officers as a fur ther means of guarding against dis ease. .). J. .MrKK.NXOX pmii)i:T (Continued From Pngo 1.) PP.miOrK!) to WALLOWA Inn-; Wydoll, Sliiiioii Au.-iil a! lnib !cr, le.'ci'i'.es Pro'liot ion. IVIII.KIt. Jan. Harry Wy(. II, f:,-. tltioa ;ir"!jt at emeu d tr. the Wi ml Id:: family will 2. (Special.) - -O.-W. It. & X. libler, him been lllowa nriiee. lie to e to thi ir new atloii in a few day:;. Agent V.' I' ll lias made many friends during he time he has been aj.ent at Imb- aud many cpiessioni of re;:ret the change are heard, although iv one Ir glad to know that the hniiKo is a red promotion vhi"h has been fllil er.lned bv aood win 1- ind unfailing co-tesy to the road's patrons. SOLDIERS 1IAVK GOO!) CA i nclc Sam Is Trying Hard to (ill Sanitary Surroundinrs If I Mill. Kit M AYS OTi:s News oIcm of Inteiet inciie; t 'liritiuas lloliihns. CI. :-:e . . i .lohn l'ack r-f i: ilim: M.-: matn rrieiol... Mis.'! I til rl i Kmld and I Until, a: rived last Sundry I hiltnias wllh their Iriniiiv. I't'i i y P.hinchai d and hi nete wuh perry's Idaticlijr ,1. during holidais. to rpeli,! f.'other. Mis. .1 the i'I.i i.sdmi - Wm end r., I'uldei Hollands v. lu ;.M'ial v, WedUesd.u. h.i, ks How's This f r any rrtp of l"warrh that rntmat bo ivy li'iU'B i'nturrli Mullctnc Uall C:it;(rrh 'c(II-in, h Wtn tnlcn Ity rntarih mifftTt'rn f-T thv pant tlnrt -flvc yrarn. antl lina t't'ecn-.e ki:.'n r.-t th lin5t r'Ii. !! rrtv.oly for iV.tarrti. Il-ill's I'atnrrh MiMr'Inp rtrtt thru i In- lUA oil the Miiriiu -"'rr,i s , xp iiimr tt,i on from tl p Hloixl arj luvilinc tlio tlis (MM i.-r(ivnr. Afu-r you hnvo taVtn U;M'fl r'inrTh M'dtilno (or a nliorr Xi'.r. i win v -. at llllrov'm',l In -ir r.'iu-:. h.-.nllh. Start tnt:ln? J:V:i . i-rh Mo lt rtpf nt onrr ar.it c rt.l o. caturrd Sen.l fnr t'ftlTn.u.ilii frr F J. rilKNKT A i'H, Tult-ao, Ohio. OoM by uil l'j.:.-istt. CAMP I.KW1S. Taronm. J.ui. :!. - soitu' if the fulks .".t huinu v.h' orry nltnut tlu:ir hoys iicmi: m thrtv sui ruumlin-i tcuk oislv a pari of tin- mtinns tfi ivvvunt 'lit a.-cunn- tnur lliat i.'ru li- Sam tiki's 1i rc. lh nil' towns wouM clu.c ttuir 1: pital.s. Uiu'li' Sam war.la ' it-aa, luahhv lii'is as well as traiiuM) filit m -Kfom the si-tlinu; im oxcrt isrs in th $,90:j.i;. TiiL' budget :iuUioii;:eil an ;:;peniliture of S7.500 for hihor and materia), of which $1?171 is uncxpcncl etl. I consider this a good showing in view of the fact that considerable ex pense was made necessary in order tu clean the reservoir and remove ob structions from the pipeline, and also replace1 the line across the river, which was washed out last winter. The street department was given a budget appropriation of $7,000, of which (U.iii!0 was unexpended. The consolidation of the two department heads, water nnd'Sl;eet superint-rd-, ent, has worked out satisfactorily, ! both as to efficiency aitd economy. i The fire department baa been aide to show a saving on its budget ac count of This department lias maintained i's splendid record for ef ficiency and h;is kept its eimipmc-iit up to standard in every way. Of the ?'Hi() budget, appropriation for volun teer firemen, wo have on hand $1:1;;, making a total saving of SKOO fo this depiirtment. The department an e we rod oS calls during the year. In the engineering department we bi'.d a budget appropriation of Sl.liuO, of which we have uncNpended some The police department shows that, it has used its appropriation of ?;i Hii!-. Theannua! report of the chief of po lice shows :HS arrests. Twontv-twu wore discharged on account of insuffi cient e idviico. Traffic violatioi.s num bered IM, ami :!0 arrests wai .: made I'cr the sWe. The police force -y.-.n-siits of two regular iiumi, nn ocr,: sional extra man, and part of the im.-c a ''speed cop." ! The combination in forte in th? re corder's am! treasurer? office in creases the efficiency there and is satisfactory in every way. The I!-17 budget did not provide for any reduction of the warranted in debtedness, but the l!JiiI budget pro vides i,O00 for this purpose; with this provision, the budget for )'J18 is .jwtSJOO. Yours respectfully, K. It. CUKKGY, General Manager. ANNOUNCEMENTS Sril!ITlr,U,!ST CIH I'.fH ENTKUTAIN.WENT The Spii itunlist hurch of l.a flrande will ivo an eniei tainment mi January K, at K i. m., in Harris Hall. Tho L'vcniii'ii entertainment will con sist of nn iuterestinjc program, ro freshinenU, tards and dancing. Ad mission 25 cents. l-iltol-8 l.tll'OltTA.NT NOTICE TO lilCUI.STItANTtt I'niler ilui'isdicilon of Tin's Loml ISoaiil Whuao Order Numbers Aro ISetiveen No. 107!) and No. 11 33 inclusive. There has this day heen mailed to you a (iiioHtionnniro which you aro reunited hy law to execute and re turn within coven days from dato hereof. Failure to do so constitutes a mis demeanor punishahlo hy not to ex ceed ono year's Imprisonment; and Bueh failure may also deprivo you of valuable riclits and result In your immedlato induction into military service and trial hy court-martial. Dated 1-3-18. J. GARFIELD KING, Member of Loral Board NOTICIO TO MO.MM Cil'ACI) All members of A und C com panies of the La Grande home jinard are ordered to report at the Y. M. C. A. at,7:15 I'. M. Friday, January 4. This is the regular drill niaht and other business of importance is on hard. You will l;i I- TI-XI'X;iiAM Sl'liSCIillttlltS! J I'lease pay Teleurani sub- - .'icnplious to me at my atom. .J. J- riione all new subscriptions J- to lied :i 1151. A. G. Herman, .J. 4UC Fir Street. .j. I- J J J J ? J at J J J -2t. cxp'Tted to report. II. K. CftOUIXIK, Major Conn'ianding. ,ol ice f if I'arrat-'i'eacliecs Alerting. The l a i en (-Teachers As;u)ciati(tn f tiie Central school will hold a meet ing at I! o'clock Friday afternoon. The motion picture topic will be dis cussed, followed by several musical numbers. I'arents of high r-ehool pupils nr. woll as grammar" pupils aro especially inviled. l-2-2t. j Wireless Telegraph ( lass. ! The telegraphy class will start at the Y. Al. C. A. building tonight. It I is important that ail desiring to en I roll be present this evening. Tho Keys will Im i;ct -up and those who have aire;itjy taken some instruction in this work will work at tho keyu. Mr. lHvens. manager of the Western Union, will be the principal. 1-3-litc. !!lai:k MooKs. Lodgers, Journals, counter hooks, order books, r-ib s books, trial bal ance books, all are in stock at SM t 'thorn's Family Urug Store. l-l!--lt f-ullery, pocket knives, f( Issoi'R, bnrb'TS shea rs, maiiicuro material, at Siivei ;!ioi n's Family Drug Store. ay is;, Stirring and Panto's Inferno, day only. j A in w rovised piiotopiay at the tense scenes in , most famous poem the world has ever at tiie Star Satur-. known, Dunto's Inferno. See it at l--J-::t. i the Star Saturday only. 1-2-1 tt. j:W STAB morning, thc:-"Pni'. there are mat number on the dav's pro;rr;im to pn mote sanitation ani swat d!:-.ae pi sibilitics. llcside w:isl.i:i- th?'-v fate a; hands, soldiers !:;: t scrub .h: their ears, mi';t i lear.se ihc-r teci daily and must bailie regularly. M halls and kitchens uv:s be If.m. F: swatting is a duty for even man o! Y.LVy' Today and Tomorrow serving one ol th and policir-ir of c; lion street ; pr;; ei acttinud.-ititM'. A big inline!., robbish (la-! :.r tons daily s Y.;v.i v-i-u h. a; 1 a oif all tin i an-, fix e ini'es be (..' e dai'getiius pes!;; i pany or onrani oy In Orc Sib' 1 Pay Me Measuring Out Justice with the two Fastest Guus in the : : : : Southvest : : : : EXTRA! Triangle Key&tone Comedy "She Needed a Doctor'' lrwisooJM'a(siiiCEwrim.'w . .., n i .wu , ivf i if. (KniniKMnii in rouMtmr miinniuun t -,mti Triwr,iirmt iT'j'-TK'Wfrr.ii