'MONDAY.. APRIL 1,1918
LA GRANDE OBSERVER
page seven';
Cove Women
Do Great Work
ii. March 24. (Snoclnll
The work of tho Cove branch of the'
Red Ciosa chapter in full of In-
spirntlnn and patriotic zeal.
Mr. anil Mrs. Hugh McC'nll hav-L
Ins generously thrown open their?
homo for the benefit of t,e I;f,l J
Cross, the ladles congrog.uo there j
on Tuesdays of each week to woii: I
on surgical drc-slngs with ai ever-1
are attendance cf twenty workers, I
nearly nil of whom live on fat 1119 1
and have had to travel over rough '
and muddy roads all wlrvei. Not-!
withstanding ih.'b (lie ro-jults nfj
tliolr efforts compare favorably !
with olhor branches, In t.-iot we
havo yet to henr of any branch do-1
ins better for they are turning out!
a surprising large umnunt ot work, i
Aside from the 250 yards of
gunzo, which is the average, amount
worked up In a day, the ladles cut
out and make Into bandages and
hospital garments approximately 1
150 yards or muslin and 100 yards;
of Daisy cloth each week.. Those i
finished dressings, bandages and j
garments together' with a large
number of knitted garments are
shlpp?d to I.a Grande every Friday. '
While much credit Is due our ladies
tor tne tune they devote (o this
causo .and the beautiful work they
do it i:- through the efficient man
agement of our chairman ot the
Military Roller, Mrs. Hugh McCnll,
that the work moves along so
smoothly and speedily. Following
Is the mqnthly report for February:
Surgical dressings 300 gauze
compresses, 9x9; 172S gauze com
presses, 4x4; 300 gauze strips;-173
three-yard rolls ; 204 absorbent
pads, No. 3; 8x12; 127 T bandages;
1104 triangular bandages.
Knitted garments 2 pair wrist
lets; III! sweaters; 3 flair socks.
Hospital linen 15 napkins; 15
wash cloths.
Patients clothing 119 bed shirts:
1 pair bed socks; 48 operating leg
gins; refugee garments; 5 layettes.
iMlscellaneous - articles 1 11 1 oni-,hp
PHREE: THEORIES ABOUT; 76-MILE GUN
. Dispatches say a German gun located In St Cobatn forest. 76 miles from P" tV ha". Jj4
netllng the French eapltal. The greatest range of any gun. previous to ""Horo VhU Id
Ordnance experts are. producing theory-after theory as to how It' might be possible to lorow a .
miles. Here are tlt.o of the roost popular , .
The Observer's Classified Ads. i ff)
.ATMOSPHERIC
-V,.
. FOB RENT I
FOR RENT Pnrily furnished '
house. Call Black 3701 ov call!
at 2103 First. Adv. 3-30-lf. j
FOR RENT Four room furnlsheil
house on paved street. l'ljnue i
Main 728. Adv. 3-30-tf,
...................4.
Chas. Volf.wlnklcr at Island City,
Adv. 3-27-7 tp.
. FIRST THEORY, as illustrated above. Is that .he gun Hlt. 'l&ggSy
sive. Is built so powerful that It Is able to throw a shell the 70 tulles. hTIs 1 might meai anoo " e"J
so high that it would soar clear out of the atmospheric belt surrounding the faith, whore the resistance 14
: bo so great .'
FOR RENT Nlco , niodcrn apart
ment. Darling Apartment.1;, I!
Depot Street. Adv. 3-2 7-ir
rcO-"
FOR, RENT.-r-Our homo, five room
r now bungalow; most derivable
.location In the city. Aero of
land; good garden spot. Call FOR SALE-
FOR SALE Real estate; write for
particulars. Jan. Hone. Emmett,
Idaho. . 3-i-liuo pd.
FOR SAI.i; Poultry and Eggs
FOR SALE.-- Illnek Minorca and
V.'hjtu Leghorn setting eggs; Eng-
iish Cil;oiv.l from tho Missouri;
route.:' winners. Ilcrord ep to;
2S3 rgg.t per year. Breeders
tr.ipnestcd tho year round. Cher-;
ry trees 510 per hundred. Mrs. 1
Goo. Chapman. 3-22-tf
iffi La Grande's
rrosperous
People
. SESOND THEORY Is tha, tho gun shoots a rc-firlng shell in ord. . .lujr . h. Meave,
tne gun a timing arrangement causes a second explosion giving new uuptiu
explosion, and so on.
this office.
3-2(1 if,
-Full bred Haired Rock
FOR RENT Two nice rooms for
light housekeeping; also separate
bedroom; two blocks from center
of town. 1512 Adams Avenue.
Phone Dlaclt 3001." '2-2(l-tf. ;
egg's, SI..10 per f setting of 15
eggs. Cull Red 3KG3. Adv.
3-2!)-tf.
LOST.
I?
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THIRD THEORY Is that the sholls are, In fact,-a
probably shot out of a gun to give It a start '
sort of aerial torpedo with wings and propellers,
FOR RENT liirnisheil
FOR RENT Furnished fotir room
house, $15; five room furnished
house,. $25. Garden space with
both. Phone Black 1S82- Adv.
. , 3-2S-;tt:
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping!
rooms with ljnth,. on lower floor. j
v 2107 Third streot. Phono Black
3111. 3-is-tfi
IFOR RENT. A two-room furnished
. . apartment, modern; very reuson-
FO?t SALE.- - .partridge Plvmoiith
Rocks of (iiiallly; Eggs fl.50 for ! (l
la. Prize 'Wliineir.. J. C. j 3
ChrlKtiannen. l; 1 3 W. Ave ivl
3-22-lm Pd1??
FOR SALE Ilntchinp; egjrs from
carefully selected ninling of single
comb Rhodo Island Red, Barred
Rock?, White Ornini'ton and English
arc uttf lippcsHiU'ily
those of tlio largest
eaniiiifr capiu-ity.
Afore important
i) tlimi the sum earn
ed in the amount
ida'
CJy saved laid aside
t'ji'oni present in
"Or ...
eoine to insure pro
gress and perman
ent success.
The savings facil
ities of this institu-
White Leghorns. Eggs, per 15, $l..r0 C) 1.; ,, -i 1 1
to $3.00; per mo. ?s.oo to $i2.oo.-- '" avaijablo to
JJ all progressive resi-
tr:)
Call Mark 3011. J. II
W ..venue. ,'
Day. 1214
3-1 l-lmo
YOl'.VO MAX OX UK'S .101$
Will Hays, Republican Xnliiinal
Chairman, Is Thirty-eight.
I man of the stato council of de
fense.' .
Hays 'Is a lifeless worker.
In Sullivan, Ind., where they
know him best, ho is described as
I the only man who can miir over
two long distance telephones; carry 1
ter Will Hays, with the hope that j
In the future ho may tnko an In
terest in politics.' " ,
Hays is the youngest national re
publican chairman in tho history of
the party 3S years of age.
He Is married ind has one son
i.ble- 1606 Wash.
3-21-tf
balance pillows; 218 ambulance pil
low cases; 75 cup covers; 3 pack
ages handy cloths; 2 packages gun
wipes.
Reducing the German man power
is the only way in which tho war
can be won, and great battlea' re
duce it more rapidly than any other
way. So let ns calmly await the
result on tho western front. En
gene Register.
For lillions Troubles. f
, To promote a heallhy action of
the llvsr and correct the , disorders
caused by biliousness, Chnmber
lnln's Tablets are excellent. Try
them and see how quickly they give
you a relish for your food and ban
ish that dull and stupid feeling.
Adv. ' -'"ft
tvniAVAnnr 10 lvn xf....i. on
1 j n 1 wuio, mtiiuti ou. i ,. Hi., ...ifr
iiimiTsauomi wiin several vis- a1""11- l"u 1,1 "
Co-ordination of all elements nndito,. (H(,lt0 n o(tei. an(, pat ,,,, is a daughter ot Judge .Tno.nafi of
factions Into 'n harmonious organl-Irrom his desk at the same time. Crawfordsvllle, Ind.
Zilti,,'. In (lie 1014 campaign, Hays, os Hays attended Wabash college
That is what Will H. Hays, chair- chairman of the stato central com-'and received a M. A. degree in
man of the national republican ! millea, hud 'the job or reorganizing '.1300. Ho took highest oratorical
party, will strive for and it is whatithe paity in Indiana. Although in honors there., He was admitted to
believes will bring success to that rnmnnlirrt th i-anni.iin.mi. .11.1 'the lmi- heforo he was 21 and since
the republican party in 1920, he not land the offices, the OOP ibas been associated with bis father
stafl here today. rose f-om lMr(i t0 sec(1Iul parc anjin tlid practice of law at Snllivuj.
That method brought success to got in line for tho victory tvhich i The only public "office he ever
Hays' efforts in Indiana while h'o ienm? In 1016. Hays won over aniheld was prosecuting attorney of
was Jtate chairman and he is con-army of progressives in 1914. He Sullivan county.
fident that it will also bring sue- . increased the republican vote in the
cess n the national field. jstate fiom 142,000 in 1912 to 220.-
Hays is known chiefly for hlO000 in 1914 and tjiis was followed
ability ns a hnrmonizer, a fair and two years later by a notable victory
Sfinare party man and an adjuster flir both the state and national tick
of factional differences. His rep-lets in Indiana.
utation as a political leodei1 is I i May 1917, Gov! Goodrich of
based on mlddle-o.f-lhe-road repub- (indlana appointed Hays as ohalr
licanism. IrOpublican national convention at
It 1' not known Just when HaysiSt. Tj(1lf) whl(,n nominated Mc-!
showed his first Interest In political j kin'.ey for the preslt'enc-'. When i
work. He doesn't know himself. we returned from the meeting, my i
But he related the following story i father nresentrd me aheavven-l
of his earlier life, which casts some U-elope, containing clippings from'
ngiu on tne suoject. newspapers concerning affairs of I
"When I was lust out of high n, ,(i ii-.nl.. n. ,,, !
schoo', my father took me to the Ki,, n, .vei.,n - 'To M... I coiiglis. coins and croup.
Chamberlain s . Liniment ror
sprains,
FOUND Service pin at Rex hall.
Party may obtain same by calling
at this offlco. Adv. 3-2-2t.
FOR RENT. A two-room furnished j
light hSusc-keepIng apartment j
(modern): very reasonable. Red,
3092,
Bade ' JcWmm -n !
fill ' ' Falhers; :
Overstock of Auto Tires.
We have a numoer of 30x3 tires
which wo will sell at a discount
while they last. 2-28-tf.
MAXWELL-SERVICE STATION
. 0
If I Were it Farmer.
If I wore a farmer' t would' keep
at hand a few reliable medicines
for minor aliments that are not bo
serious ns to require the attention
of a physician, such as Chamber
lain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
for bowel complaints.
Chamberlain's tlough Remedy f:.1
and rheumatic
XOTM'H;
Statement of the ownership, man-
11-18-tf lagemeiit, circulation, etc., required
by the act of congress of August
' NTED Miscellaneous. 24, 1912, or La1 Grande Evening
---v j Observer published daily except
WANTED A girl - for general , Sunday at La Grande, Oregon, for
housework. Write C, euro of Ob-April 1, 1911.
server. Adv. .l-.lO-tl. ; state of Oregon
; sn.
WANTED Position as housekeeper. j Coln(y of Union.
Call room 36, Savoy hotel. Adv. ! before me. a notary nulilie in
land for tho stato and county afore
said, personally appeared Bruce
l,ini(! r.-lin h-ivlnir honn flnlv
gill for genera! housework Small , . ' ,,,; , ,,....
mil says that he Is the publisher of
3-29-3L
family; good wages. References
required. Address, X, caro of
Observer Office. 3'2
WANTED. Young lady wishes po
sition as clerk; office or store.
Inquire Observer office.
"' 3-26-nt pd
the La Grande Evening Observer
and that the following is, to the
best of his knowledge and belief, a
I rue statement -of tho ownership,
management fnml if a dally paper,
the circulation I , etc., of the afore
said publication for the date shown
in the above c-.ipllon, required by
the Act of Auvust 24, 1912, em
bodied in suction 443, Postal Lows
and Regulations, printed on tho re
verse of this form, tow It:
WANTED Clean White Cotton ! l- Thllt na" Hn,i
Rags at the Observer Office; 3c dres-.es of tho imbllslior, editor,
p,r lb. j mamiKing editor, and business man
agers an.1;
Uruce Dennis, La
POSITION. WANTED. An experi
enced gasoline tractor engineer
wants position. Write C, cave oi
Observer. . 3-2(i-5t-pd
. dents.
Our officers ex
tend a cordial invi
tation, , '
I United States &
National
Bank
2 -Grande, Oregon
bruises
pains.
Chamberlain's Tablets for stom
ach troubles, biliousness and constipation.
j Ry having these articles at 1'r.nd
it would often save the trouble ot
ia trip to town In the busiest season
ior ill the night, and would enable
ime to treat slight ailments as soon
; as they appear, and tbercby avoid
the more serious diseases mat so
often follow; .Adv.
MAKE OR BREAK
.BROWS)
Ity holders as they appear upon tho
hooks ot the company but nlBO, In
cases where tho stockholder or se
curity holder appears ""upon" the'
hooks of the company as trusteo or
in any other fiduciary relation, tho
imuim of the person or corporation
Tor whom such trustee Is noting,. Is
given; ulso' that the said two para
graphs contain Btiftements embrac
ing arriant's full knowledge and be
lief as to. tho circumstances and
conditions under which stockhold
ers and security holders who do not
appear upon the books of the com-
WANTED Sweet cream. Wo pay Publisher.
rive cents above sour cream price Grande. Oregon; editor. Ed L. Eck-dellvcred.-Bluo
Mountain Cream- ley. La Grande, Oregon; business
ery Co. Adv. 3-28-lf. j malinger, O. E. Moran, La tlrande,
WANTED. A six room modern : Oregon.
house, unfurnished. Inquire, Ob-; 2. That the owners are: - i.a ;puny as trustees, hold stock and se
server. 3-23-lf Grande Evening Observer Publish- jcuritles In a capacity other than
-. - - - hug company. La Grande, Oregon; .that of a bona fide owner; and this
FOR. SALE Real Estnto . ; lirr.eo Dennis, La Grunde, Oregon; lalflant has no reason to believe
. j Mrs. Florence .!. Dennis. La Grande, jihat any other person, association,
FOR SALt 5-room modern house; j Oregon; Robert H. Kakiii, La ;or corporation has any Interest dl
cheap if taken nt once. Corner u!,,,,.,,!;,, Oregon. Irect or Indirect in the said stock,
Fir and Y. 3-22-tf ( ;j. That, the known bondholders, ! bonds, or other securities than ns
- 1 mo,.tpngnps, nnd other security
iv a.ii.ii ..iwrniiui : ,.,,,,,,.,, n,..,,!,,,, .- i,n d ng 1 ner
-1
!! K. K. O'Nrlll and W. . Klrktrtc.
Of supreme moment is the ismip of the war. The price of wheat and the turn of politics arc serious mat
ters but the Third Liberty Loan in Oregon means more than all. It means
Backing up the boys who have been sent to the overseas battlefields. 9
Prompt and abundant loans of spare cash to the war treasury, in local trade terms, is. the translation of
money into airplanes, guns. ammunition, provisions, Fhips and every device of modern war for the American.
War expenditures reach ever' avenue of business in this state.
Therefore, "Bridec the Tond Buy a Liberty Bond," in the words of Mrs. H. M. McKenrn of Astoria, and
M. Eva Dull of Eugene.
Prepare for the Third Loan which opens Saturday, April 6, with Victory celebrations throughout Oregon.
The Governor and Mayors will proclaim the significance and urKency of participation in the rai-jin of
Oregon's share of this defense fund. Rallies, open air jratherlnKS, upenches, para-irs, illuminntions. the Linir-it-Again
Liberty' Bell on the door of every household, and by every means, the citizens of our community mo
urged to forsake -rlf other activities and join in tho spirit and the work of the day.
Begin buying a Bond the First Day!
This is tne first of a series of cartnons and slogans by Oregnn illustrators and writers whirh will be pub
lished by the LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE and the space for which, is part of the putriotic oft'erir.n of tho
T,a Grande Evening Observer.
m
kn A !
POR SALE Kitchen range, . heat
ing stove, refrigerator, lied, mat
tress and springs, dresser, six
chairs, two rockinK chairs, sland
table, carpet sweeper, bicycle,
load chain wood, ono Royal
typewriter nnd ono typewriter
desk. Phone Black 371, or call
at 1014 Alder street. Adv.
3-29-tf.
FOR SALE.
G-room house; plastered;
built In cupboards. Cellar. Lot,
Islze 46 x 100. Good shade treeq; 1
location good. A sacrifice sale. ,
j$900. La Grando Investment Co., J
1113 Aliams Ave. j noiiu mam 1.1.. 1
3-22-Ht J
- . - 1
KOR SALE Oood Jersey milch J
cow. I'hone Black 291. Adv. 1
3-30-31 p.
FOR SALE Home grown Minneso- ,
ta No. 13 Seed Corn. J. W. II. J
Ncbcker. Phono Farmers 21X3. 1
Mar 21-tf '
put or mure of total amount of
bonds, mortgages, or other securi
ties are:
La Grande National Bank, La
(.Iran do.' Orcron; United States Na
tional llanlt, La Grande, Oregon:
Duplex Printing Press Co., Battle
Creek,' Mich.
4. That tho two paragraphs next,
above, giving the 1 names of the
owners, siociinoKiers. ami seciiriiy
'holders. If any, contain not only
hallr 'he list of stockholders nnd secur-
so stated by him. -
G. That the average number of
cobles of each Issue of this publico.
:lon sold or distributed, through
the mailH or olherwise, to paid sub
scribers during the six months pre
ceding tho date shown above Is
1S70. ' ' ' -
BRUCE DENNIS. ,.
Sworn to nnd subscribed before
mo this 1st day or April, 1918.
(Seal) J. V. PHY,
Notary Public, for Oregon.
My commission expires May 28,
1919.
. Grain Farmer:
FOR SALE Good piano; cheap.
Must be sacrificed on account of
going to war. Inqiilro 1803
Fourth St., Apartment P.. 3-21-tf
FOR SALE. Ford truck In first
class condition. Inquire Ed Cyr.
Gnlloway-Roes Garage. 3-16-tf
WANTED Clean White Cotton
Rags at the Observer Ofrico; 3e
per Ih.
FOR SALE Gentle five-year-old
mire: heirer calf; forty-eight
sacks first-class seed polnloer.
20th Century variety. See or call
H. II. TAYLOR. Adv. 3-27.
GLOVER,
, Lowdormllk's pitching T may
make or break the St. Louis
Browns this year. Eowdermllk
should bo one of the great pitchers
of tho game. His ono fault has
been that he lacked control. It la
said that Lowdermllk learned eon
trol while working for Joe Tiokar
at Columbus lat year.
FOR SALE. Potatoes for Seed.
The New York Wonder. Oood
lookers, good cookers, good bak
ers, heavy ylelders. What more
do you want. Special seli ct seed,
$1.75; Special select cooking
1.50; under-slze, good, $1. L.
M. Jensen, nt Grnndc Rondo Lum
ber Yard. " Mar
Arc you prepared to handle your grain in bulk? Do not
wait unlil Spring nnd Summer when you are buried with work
and worried with labor shortage, but build your graneriea now.
You can buy the lumber and roofing paper for a first-class
1000 bushel portable granary for $54.58 and it will last ."or
years. Hacks for the same amount of grain will cost you
$125.00 nnd this would be a dead loss against this year's crop.
A rrianary of this size can be moved anywhere and can bo
filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high priced
labor hamllini; nnd sewing sacks.
The hoys in the trenches need tho sacks for sand bags for
the protection of their very lives and perhaps your boy is
among them. ' ''.''
Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber
manufactured at home. When you buy sucks part of the
money goes to India.
BUILD VOI R GRANARIES NOW
. Be prepared by building them before the farming season
opens up. He sure to get good lumber, well seasoned, as Iov
grade lumber will give you trouble ill a few seasons. Don't
Use green lumber.
Save money keep what you spend nt home prevent loss
nnd damage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our
buys in the trenches; help win the war by building granaries now.
Portable granaries of this typo are universally used in
other sections. One trip with a good team will haul the ma
terial for one granary. For particulars ns well as prices on
Union County lumber for all farm purposes, see
FOR SALE 1 ninre, harness
buggy; tlOO, a bargain.
2 If ;
ajid
See'"
The George Palmer Lumber Co.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
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