La Grande evening observer., May 06, 1918, Image 6

MONDAY, if AY (, 1913.
LA-GlJAJTDE iSVEIKXi OBSEUV'Ett
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HOME GUARD ROSTER
COMPLETE LIST OF OFFICERS
and Men, La Grands Battalion.
The La Grande battalion of home
guards now muttered in aa membera
nf the Oreeon aUte militia, includes
, the following officers and men:
Battalioo Officers.
Flrat Lieut., Howard E. Dixon, Ad
jutant,
Mnior. II. E. Coolidee.
... Second Lieut., Nolan Skiff, Quar
termaster.
Non-Commlssioned Officers
Sfrt. Major, Levi H. Russell. '
Sjft. Hugh T. Kinnie, Supply Sgt.
Company A.
Captain, A. W. Nelson.
First Lieut. Frank C: Eplinjr.
Second Lieut., Norman W. Frees.
. Non-Commissioned Officers
First Sergeant, John C. McEwen.
Sergeants
William M. Penre,
Floyd A. Charboneau,
Kenneth Evans,
Paul H. Spillman.
Corporals
Gene M. Good,
Paul C. .Masnee,
Lester L. Murphy,
Don J. Scott,
Pat A. Foley,
L. B. Moe.
Mechanic, John B. Garrett.
Cook, Elmer W. Goddard.
Musician, Claude E. Cooper.
First Class Privates
Charles Ash,
Chase M. Bohnenkamp, . ..
Edgar J. Brown,
. Chas. Wi Chandler,
W. J. Church, . i
Trank B. Clurk,
Elmer R. Guye,
Garfield J. Holm, . '
Georgo JC McDonald,
Perry H. Oliver,
Audmer Playle,
. Leal H. Russell, '
Howard J. Stoddard,
Robert B. Templo,
Lynn C. Wright, , ,
Earl R. Zundell. '
Privates
Wellington F. Ashman,
Columbus Bales,
Wm. F. Bowman,
Lloyd R. Chandler,
David C. Connor,
Cassius E. Cummings,
Wm. Hnnkins,
F, M. Hardin,
Lester A. Huntley,
W. F. Landrum,
Rollo B. Lyman, . ,
C. Lewis,
Orvlllo Martin,
Frank E. Millering,
Harry E. McClure,
Jerry F. Okcy,
Lawrence A. Prescott,
Clurk H. Sharp.
Hurley D. Smith, .
Ivan Sheppcrd,
Amo L. VolU,
V. A. Webb,
Orville Wright,
E. 0. Payton,
Luther Stewart,
Frank Thomas,
L. M. Jensen,
N. Lewis,
Earl E. Chandler,
Guy I. Patten, " '
Robert Emahisur.
Company U.
Captain, John H. Peare.
First Lieut., Wm. M. Nichols.
Second Lieut., II. P. Brenholts.
First Sergeant, G. R. Clnycomb.
Sergeants ,
Bort H. Smith,
Oscar Coolidge,
Harry A. Zurbrick.
Corporals
Snm hi. Burgundcr,
Lynn Bohnenkamp, '
Otto Gerbcr,
C. W. Charboneau,
l.e Roy Goodin,
Raymond E. Swan,
Harold Sheffield.
Musician, Frank Wyldo.
First Class Privates
Albert Armstcnd, ;
B. A. Benham,
Chas. W. Binger,
Grant Geddes, ' ' .'
John A. Gjarmo,
Dalo Hawkins, "
- Ray F. Murphy,
Henry Nurre, '
Frank E. Oxncr,
Chas. F? Roberts,
Warren Vlnucko, .
William Helma,
James F. Wood,
Privates
Gcol'ft Andrews,
Eugene K. llonham, .
Charles It. Blicll,
Leo Clower,
I'". Davis,
Norman A. DcKllct,
Fred E. Uivcns,
-Charles E-.-l)uffy,
Elwurd E. Donohue,
William Erdman,
Alfred J. Johnson,
Oscar Johnson,
Ben R. Knight,
J. Koil,
Lewis Larson,
Klwond Lyman,
W. Maloy,
George A. McNeill, ' '
August P. Nelson,
Horace J. Nelson,
Eugene F. Ncwlin,
Gerhart G. Stacklund,
A Stevenson,
William A. Swart,
djuis Tanassec,
Clinton W. Van Fleet,
Bert Webb,
Ray C: Bnum,
Gilbert H. Hallantyne,
Mclviu Hamlin,
Ernest K. Ronenbnum,
Arno L. Volz,
Volunteer Supplies.
Following is the list of volunteer
supplies, who arc not regularly mm
tcred in as militiamen, but who arc to
answer calls that are absolutely nercs
aary:
J. C. Henry,
W. II. Bohnenkump,
H. Siegrist,
A. V. Andrews,
George Cochran,
F. L. Lilly,
L. M. Hoyt,
R. R. Nealh
W, G. Sawyer,
Robert Northcott,
Charles O'Halloran,
William B. Pickens,
Blnnford J. Shores,
Christopher Stnrklnnil,
Ben Shores,
W. B. Sargent,
Tom Johnson,
C. S. Dunn,
Charles McCrary,
T. J. Scroggin,
Fred Meyers,
S. D, Crowe,
J. J. Carr,
J. A. Russell,
C. D. Goodnough,
L. F. Dunn, -Ray
Logan,
Colon R. Eberhard.
Cbc Bookworm i
i:
to .o library tsm; :
heaiJ that they have
ood elect'on of now
Special Discount on all Huts. The
Walling Minnincry. 5-3tf
About IthciiiniUihm.
niibiiiiiatlsi.'i rauaes more pain
i r-d suffering . than any other dls
ease, for-the reason that it Is the
most common of all ills, and It
certainly gratifying to sufferers to
know that there Is a remedy that
will afford relief, and make rest
and sleep possible. It is called
Chamberlain's Liniment.
KOIt COUOXKIt.
Tlio undersigned announces, that
ho Is a candidate for .the Republican
nomination for the ofl'ico of county
coroner at the primary election to
be hold May 17, 1!)1S. My pledge!
Is "I will perform the duties of
the office according to law." z
J. C. HENRY.
4-27 C-1G
"I'd ;rr:
limes, but
not a v?ry
books the 3."
That .'a a friiiient e:'":lMn
I which (h" librarian Mo -a ait'on;
I the people of La Grand?. As n
matter of fact, the library wliich
gets only the newest books ue last
las they are published soon tins
jlaigc collection t of "has been)-' in
literature. The oustodlan of p.ibllc
funds has to be cautious about buy
ing on the first rccoiniiiendnttoo.
A large bookstoro In Clntaxo re
ported last month that tho bvst-sel-llng
non-fiction Included U13 follow
ing hooks. Tlieso title i ore ju.it
hulf Iho number of the store's best
I solium, and are all popular i'l the
il.a Grande public library already, or
have been ordered recently,
My- Four Years in Germany: l)y
James W. Gerard.
Poems: By Alan Sfccyor.
Vagabonding Down the" Andes:
Dy Harry A. Franclt.
Over The Top: By A. G. Emp,'y
Private Peal: By II. P Teat.
Carry On: By Conlnbsby Dawson.
A Student In Arms: Sly Donald
Hankey, . ' 1
Anyone preparing a prograo. will
be intorcsted In "The I'.ocllcr't j
Treasury of Irish Verso and l'rnie,"
temporarily loaned by the Slato Lib
rary.. ;
, i
Periodicals have been added to
the list subscribed to by the pub- i
lie library as follows: , .
' Bird Lore. ' I
Engineering News-Record. I
flliifctrated World. . j
Journal of Home Economies-. .
Nation. i
North American War Weekly. !
New Ropubllc.
Bulletin of tho Pan-Amcrtcaa
Union (Deals with South America ) I
System i
The Touchstone. - ' I
' i
The library also receives extra '
copies of tho Atlantic, Harper's,
Good Housekeeping, Century and;
Scrlbnors, for lending during, the j
aurient' month and after. !
is
Trespass Notice.
People trespassing on my farm at
the head of Deal canyon are notified to
stay away from there. Parents who
have boys from 10 years old up give
them special warning to atay away
from there and save trouble.
This 6th day of May, 1918.
ROBERT DEAL.
5-fl-3t pd. :
SWEET j
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for-Union County.
GAVNELL SAXTON, Plaintiff,
vs.
EARL A, SAXTON, defendant.
To Earl A. Saxton, the above-named
defendant: . 1
In the namo of the State of Oregon
you are hereby required to appear and !
unswer the complaint fjjed against you '
in the nbove entitled cause on or be-!
fore six weeks from the date, of the !
first. publication of this summons;
You will take notice that if you fail
to appear and answur, for want there
of, tho plaintiff will apply to the Court j
for the relief prayed for in tho com-!
plaint herein: to wit: forv judgment;
dissolving the marriage contract her?-
loforc and now existing between plain- i
tiff and defendant and for an absolute '
divorce.
You will further lake notice that:
this summons is published once a weeK i
for six consecutive weeks, in the La
Grande Evening Observer, in the daily 1
edition thereof, n daily newspaper pub-,
lished in the City of I.a Grande, Un
ion County, Oregon, by order of the ;
Hon J. W. Knowles, Judge of the above !
named court, which order is dated May i
4th, 1918, and the first publcation of
which is made the (ith day of May
11)18.
K. J. KITCHEN,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Dily May 0, 111. 20, 27, June 3, 10, 17. ; g
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SOME
CORSET
FACTS
-ii At ill ihft
&mA i Lit
L
mm
There are, of course, good
corsets and bad cornets
A good corset -molds you to
its shape. You mold a poor
corset to your shape. That
is why your figure improves
Under the influence of an ar
tistically designed and well
made count.
"! t " Front I.r.
Front Laced
are designed by the most
skillful and coneo,ucntly the
highest paid designer in the
business.
PAULINE.
LEDERLE
Why
In purchasiag your Sunnier Clothes
Men thi3 is a fact, we guarantee you a
saving of .25 to. 33 per cent on your Sum
mer Suit.. .We contracted last Fall for
. this Spring and Summer Business
22,000 Mea's Suits!
nink I it
And that is not all, add trhe above 4
4,000 Boys' Suits and you will have an
idea how the J. C. Penney Go. purchases
Merchandise. V
THINGS
Visit our Store sad ht Con-
lues.
vince-J oi cur va
The only Way to judge any brand of con
i'cctiojuciy is to try the goods when they "arc
fresh. ; .You'll pass favorable judgement up
)n sw eets purchased hero for you will always
find them fresh.
The candies we ..any are us. pure and'de
lieious as can be foiiud. Among the many
good things' in our stock are McDonald's
Chocolates,' Ilirshey's Milk Chocolates and
manv others.
Merrs Suits . . . . . $12.50, $14.75,
$16.50, $18.50. $22.50, $24.75, $23.50
Eoy's Suits . . .
33.28, S4.G8, $5.'50, $6.C0, $7.C, $9.80
Store onens
lit 7:30
Closes
at
C p.m.
Incorporated
Delay? ::T$L ;
it I! k f :
Ji II
SS'.i
r Hi
Up i I
i P i,tr 3 I
h tit s
- mm l
.$2.s3,
Formerly the United Store
'Saturdays
Opens
7:110
Closes
9 p.m.
RUN
LA GRANDE PHARMACY
1 EAT MORE P
AND LESS
V m i ne Kioit MiuaiKiii ol me .vines coin .iiuaiix
1
OTATGES
The food situation of tho Allies coni
lisli and Italians have ..adopted bread
We liave an abundance of potatoi.v.
vi( potatoes in place of wheat. S!unv
i;n.d serve Uncle 8am. "
Guaranteed best oualiiy Large, Mealy
v licse
Note our saving on Flour Sulisti
tues. Our sttck is i'resh and gur
anteed full weight. " '
Oar Flour, sack . . 75c
Oat Flakes, s.tc'
Jat Meal, sack... 76c
War Kav'mirs Stinups !'!.".'
Ji,uieK jueuvery rnone Main 4U .
La Grande, Oregon )
ft -S IS' ..I
For Governor -' j. '
nuuvx
Va Across the Track
of tii? 3
i JOB PRINTING v J. v..
Victor- -V" THE OBSERVER.. -. !rS
;v Phone Main 37 x
( : : j $p.
I tsz
rds
We
VOUl-'
nvs worse, iiie r reiicli, Jing-
cannot export them, but we can
patriotism, use more potatoes
Potatoes, viiui' choice,
100 lb.
netted Gems,
85c
Oat .Klaki-s, pkg., Hoc size
Oat Flakes, j.kg. H0; siwe, ,
Rice Flour, sack
JJuckwbeat Flour, sack.
B;:rlev- j-'iniii', sack
Corn Meal, sack.".
..ilii wuii every purclia.se.
..27 c
.ISc
,.98c
, .90c
..76c
,.70c
It Pays to Fay Cash at the One Price. Real Cash Store The Original
For
For
A Patriotic American.
A Native of Wisconsin. Ajre 47.
Fur '27 Years a Kreiilcnt of Oivjion.
A Vigorous Cluniipion of die Riglil;
Pcojilo.
KFIH'BLICAX. .
President Oivjion State Senate.
For a vigorous prosecution of the war to
ious conclusion..
strict business principle.? in inana!;cint'nt 'of
State affairs.
Rural Credits, Extension, Irrigation, lrain-
aue anil l lev; lopincnt oi all our resources,
assistance by Portland Capital and business
to every section of our Great state.
For tlie rights of both Labor and Capital under a .
scheme of mutual co-operation.
FOR COOl) ROADS, U'T FIGHTING THF.
PAVING TRUST. .
We arc paying about S.IOOO more per lti-foot mile
of Ritulithic Pavement in Oregon than is Ic
ing paid in Washington. Let us build good
roads in KVFRY eountv in the State GIVE
EVERY COUNTY A SQUARE DEAL
Elect MOSER and you will forever banish the.
subtle influence of the Paving Trust from
Oregon politics.
AGGRESIVF.LY INDEPENDENT.
RIZED GROCERY
Next Door to StiIlweH'3' Cash Market
PHONE MAIN 32 '
BAD BREATH
TOMORROW
.!ia
tk. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get ! !
1 ct the Cause and Remove ft ! !
(liil. Adv.)
1 1 C. Edwards' Olive Tablets, tho subH-
. t J.e for calomel, act penily on the bowels
i ana positively do tho wort
People afiiictid vrith bed bre:lh firii
quick relief thretjh Dr. Edwada'
Ome Tablets. The pler.Kir.t, sus-ir-
; c:Eisd tHAsti cro f.:en fcf bed breath
bv oil v.ho l;::or thaai.
Pr. Edwarij' Clva Tabled ;?t Er.ilj
t-Jt firmly on the bowels rad liver.
stir,nd;:;r.'t t!-.cm t J natural action,
clearing the blood ar.d gently purifying
the cntiro system. Tiiey do that which
dangerous calomel dots without any
of the bad alter effects. '
, All U;a b-.v.cnts c! nast Eic!;er;mn,
pri jd? cathf.rrics are derived frum Dr.
Udvards" Cliv-e Tablets without griping,
pain or any disatrc-a'jle cf.'ecta.
Dr. F. M. lidwrtrJj discovered the
formula aiier seventeen yr.-cj of prac
tice among nation;.-! Cilieted with
bowel a.-.d liver co.nplilut, w:th iho
attendant bad bre.-.th.
Dr. Ed-.Tarda" Olive Tablets arc parfly a 1
a vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil: yoti will know them by their oliva J
color. Take one or tm every night fot 1
, a week and note tlie ctfect. 10c and 2j ' '
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