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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1918)
TJ ICRS DAY. MAY SO. 191ft. j PAGE FOUK LaOKANDE EVENING OBSERVER . .... j Ihe-Obseryetr'Sly - RETAIL CLERK 5 ML of tho 'Jnlnn J. 0. Bnoikrans, Ptilterfon Dion. r.u-. An Independent Newipsper Published Daily arid Weekly at La Crnmle, Oregon.. La Grande Evening Observer Iubllshinir Company. ' BIUICB DENNIS. Publisher. '-." Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande, Oregon, as Second-clasi Mutter. ture designed to lie, bo the property f '1. passed ' into other hands, nnd Mr. Newhard, by ,years cif frugality and j ciiiinc for eiirreudor Store Card. r " .... .. Ketall Olurlts International 1'rnlnc; Owlnu to the Into liour of Koingl tlvo . Aaaoelutlon, I'arlleB of Oio to I'rona, .Committee wan iinuoie 101 call on- nil merchants. 'Hl.M IPI.Hrt !'. OltOAMZKD 1.A- ihiic ri'iii;i. Jiv n:it. ril.V.VTS OK l,A catAXIlK Address All Communications to The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street City Official Paper. County Official '. " : - raper. - .' :.' .. '''veiling Telegraph Iteport of United lTtss Association. On Sale In Other Cities 3rcgon Hotel News Stand, Portland. Imperial News Stnnd, Portland. Multnomah Hotel News Stand, Portland. 1 SUBSCRIPTION ItATES . i . Ily Carrier Daily, per month ;,'.........6Sc Daily, per three. months ...$1.95 Dally, por six months in odvance $3.75 Dally, por year in advance. .... .$7.50 Dully, single copy...'...'..'.. v.Se Hy Mail . Daily, per year in advance. .... .$5.00 Daily, per six months in advance $2.50 Industry was enabled to retire in com parative casa. ',''' The old pioneer will be remember ed chiefly because of his Interest nnd neighborly association with nil Ifo tho Public: who, like himself, had struck this I l- draudij Loral 417 netall , , ..-, Clerks International Protective As- country, in Its primitive days. He :e0(.KtUm wll.h(,8 t() anIlnuco to, the never failed, after removing to Port- j public and all ( th n,,nnt tvin in i Ln Crande end 'Klrst Part, Uy HOV p. WAIIO, ' Pies. I.oeaf No. 417. ! . ... ..i.jiiwur. i.AD i , occ,vv. j.ueiu - . : - I Signed byr Mammoth Grocery Co., f. Ij, Lily, J. J. Care Furniture Co., L. J. French . Shoo Co.. C. L. Tliorno Grocery Co., Tho Hub ClotltliiK Co., H. II . Ilucg CroMiries, i'lnml how that delicious perfume was Andrews riros.,.J. C. Penny Co., S, ever called 'auto of roses. K. West Co., Tho Oolden Itulf.'- - - .'.-' organized labor of Union ootinttes lb lit 1 ririiifcrtiMir Si rtniuiiu t,i ffi ii, s s, t n -mult, ni ifi.rfitfi.tfintiiiliMfliiilriViry Itlm rnllmelne . merchants located ill' the .Union County pioneers and Jii i.a Orando an. firm believers In or-! familiar "How'dy-do" and "How's i?anlzed labor and also In'coinpltnnce j All- othcr tueichants will, bo called on Thtirs-i day to fiit'n abovo, agreement,, and j names, published , -together: with,' above. '' . . ' .. ! ,-'; ' ' Mystery. . :.; , "Those nutos smell dreadful," ro. marked an old Indy. "I can't under- all ?" will long remain as a reminder of one. who enjoyed tho confidence and esteem of hlg follow men.? CITY MAXAf.'Klt'S HITOItT (Ci'jitinuod from page one) Circus licenso . . . Electrical permits. Building permits . Dog licenses . . ..' Daily, three months In odvance. .$1.25 j Total "rceeipU . jjiiliy, per montn.. .:. . . . "" i Disbursements : Tho Saturday Iwcning Observer - by j F ,. dj t jntorcst, pi(1 mail, per year in advance...,. $1.50 , inter8t' ,,' Weekly Obnervor-Stnr, by mail, pcr!PWU dlst. interest paid ... year in advance......... $1.50'Scwer .1-5 bomis Jiumi wujieiii. with the wishes of tho Notional audi Stnto Defense Leaguo relative to j Having of mtin power, bcllvlng In' shorter wrnl;lig hours of ail labor-: ing cliiEaen have tills day signed theJ jfoliowfng agreement with La Grande! ILocal 417 Ketail Cliirlts In'ternallon-1 Jul Protective Association. The same! ltd take effect June lit, 1018. j 75.00 f Articles of Ae-ieoiiient bolwoen j LOolHobtll Clerks international Protee-j 1.0(1 1"''0 Assoeintloii and tho following! 2.00 j merchants: . . 1 This Agreement,' niiitally entered I Cheers for the Living ! ! T f .1 TT 1 ! i iears lor tne lieaa .$3,7;.(18lnto this 28th day of May, A. .,! 1918. by 'and between The Retail1 "My Country. TI of Th, 8wt Ln4 f Libarty." . . CHAI1LES A. BARRET?. ; . ..ttfl.00 Clerks Internatioiial Protectivo As-' J jO.OO soclntinii, through their authorized -LOOO-OojAgeiilH, Hoy I). Ward, as President j fj.nojof Lpcal No. 4 XI and- Carrio'liust, as ? .'.!' i . i i iSoerelary , of Local No. 417 of the Total disbursements . .$l,r,'lli.l;ijcity of . La Crnndo ' 'and State of Keconrcr's report for week . end-1 Oregon as parties of the first part,! in May 18, lillH: .-. " jiuid the fnllovlng niercbants of the, Receipts from fines ... $!)2.C0 jGlty of I.n Orando and Stato ofj Licenses issucn,- peddler,- 1. jOregon as parties of the second' Recorder's report for week ending ; part. Sk: : w -k -A- T- . May 25, 1918: Licenses issued, circus, 1. ' J F. B. CUr.URY, City Manaifcr, HIGH H( IIOOI, SKItVK'H (Continued from Page One) The expected end came to Sena i tor Charles A, Barrett at his home in , Athcnu : vestordav. For h h,:o i in. v...i,iii.. I bent. . "''". """i''. The exact date of the dedication iwoiso and of late his family-hasjhns. not been decided on but will be don Gilmari nlso accompanies the months I ""B 'nd an honor roll of the. mcm- w.'ttched his bedside, hourly knowlnsri announced very soon. Following is that in the. very naturo of the all- ie M.;the.mmitteo have I the., date of their employment, of; Witnesnoth: That said parties of tho first part, in coasideration of! the covcnanltr and agrocmentn hoio- lnnfl.ni' mentioned and .mutually! ''.agreed upon by all parties to bo,: ViMi jkepti dona mid perfoi uied, do here-i by leaso for the period of One Year: to said parlies, of the second part' Union Storo Cards, the property or. and Issued by the Retail Cloiks In-i ternatlcmtil Prolectlve Association. Parties of the second part agree to : retain in their employ only members, i or tbone, If eligible, who will become monibers within thirty days from ment that the life of , the Senator would soon cease, ' ''.'.; .';.' He was a man well known in I'l.atern Oregon. For' eight yenrs he represented i this senatorial dis trict in the legislature and thorough honesty of purposis marked every votc-cost in jftr lawmaking -fiody.f j 0 Dr. Frank L. Ration. ! By his close attention' to state af fairs he became a character .of state . size, and he was frequently consulted by tho lending men "on issues and movements of Interest to' tho entire commonwealth; i , i , , . ' ' Senator Burrctb was a successful man. He dealt with his neighbors - in Athena ani in the northern part i of Umatilla county .for many years . and saved - considerable t of ' this . world's goods.' . While he was. in no way a rich man ho was well fixed, us . tho expression goes. When in the later years of his life he'enmo to a realisation that lie possessed enough property to make himself nnd his family comfortable ho turned his attention to work for the' public, n very laudable thing to do,' The peo ple of Union county will over rem ember, him iib a good public servant, n -well-seasoned man In affairs of life, and a good friend. : WILL HE MISSED . ' Tho passing of S. F. Newhard Is but a solemn reminder Hint the ranks o? those who made tho beginning in this valley nrc becoming thlnacd. Mr. Newhard was one among those; who found Grande Ronde in the new and unpolished stage. Tho setttcrr were few nnd the habitations far be 4 tween. At the lime of Mr. Newhard's ar rival in Grande Rondo, the body of hot sulphurous water on the south ern rim of" the valley was In ni particular different from what it war u century before, when it wtc de scrilied as n body of boiling water from which vapors arose and whicr ''gavo forth a noisome smell." Mr. Nuwhiird took up the land sur rounding the lake, with the idea that the "noisome" water would some day In of value and benefit to the world. Hut th ere was no chance ut that time t'l commercialize Hot Lake to any great extent, nnd It was many years thut the proprietor found his rhicf fourco of sustenance from the cat tle on the surrounding hills and by delving into the soil. Hut his judg ment thnt the lake would some day h of great value to mankind was not misplaced. . His native sense nnd judgment was later revealed when he saw that he' been able to obtain tho numes and if there are any omissions you will confer a favor to the crfmmitteo by giving the name to Willard Cnrpy and a star will bo immediately ad ded.' " ; ':" '.. "" ',-'., . 1 Gordon Oilman. " 2 Joe Williamson. ! 3 Dr- George Vchrs. A Dr. Joseph L, Ingle, Local No. 41 7 Retail Clerks Interna-: tlonnl Protective 'Association. 0 Harold II. Grndy.; 7 Virgil Bolton. 8 Roy B. Currcy. 0 Roy Rice. , , ;. 10 Fritz Lottcs." ' 11 Paul Crouter. 12 Jay Milloring, 18 'James Corbett. ', 14 Harley; Richni-ilson. 15 Russcl Ralston. 1(1 Milton Stoddard. 17 Fred Kiddle. 18 .Colin Stewart, HI Kenneth Cnrpy. 20, Homer I.effell. , 21 Mclvin Lnrson. 22 Paul Beck. 23 Earl Courtney. 24 Arthur Golden. 25 Moody Ecklcy. 20 Ralph Winters. 87. Henry Troctor. 28 I.ylo Kiddle. 2!l Myrton Westorlng. 30 Ray- Couch.. ...'' ill William Silvcrthorne. 32 Thomas Murphy. 33 Clayton Ingle. 34 Jess Anderson. 35 Ralph Poston. 3f Harry Moon. 37 Otis Palmer 38 Vinton Forbes. 3!) Walter Bean. ' ' 10 Ethel Gulling. . Parties of the -second part agree that their Storo located in tho City I of La Orando, Stato of Oregon shall; eloao at the following time: , j All day bri Sunday; all day on the; following Legal Holidays:. New Years', Labor : Day, Christinas, ' ! -4,iThnpk-hK'lvHM( a'wt at 0 p.B in. oni Moiiilnys, Tunsdnys, , Wednesdays, 1 Thursdays, Fridays, and at 8:30 p. ' in. on Saturdays, at 12 o'clock noon ' on the following Legal Holidays: ' July 4th when celebration Is held In; La Grande and lo closo all day July! Ith whoa there Is no colohralion hold in La Grande and to open their j stores at 8 a. in. o'clock on Mondays, ' Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, j and Fridays; at S a. ill. o'clock on; Saturdays. Parties of tho first part! agree to advise nil Local Organiza-! Hons -of the City of La Grande and! State of Oregon of tho action of tho second parties signing.' this agree-! mailt, and . .. . . ' It Is further agreed by all-parties; that tho interests of each shall be. mutually taken care, of and advanced, i THIS MEMORIAL DAY is of two-fold innmi't- ! mice to the people of the United Stitt.es. Nut only do we reiiieinltei' tjie valiant deeds and tile j jL'i'eat sacrifices made" by the boys of I8()1-(if, when civil war was raiding this nation "asunder, but we today are confronted with the marvelous-! J lira very of our boys in France, who ai'e fijihtiii?; ! for the Icepubic. who are fighting to free tho ' worhl. Huch valor, such sacrifice" as is' goh.ii I ' (in this very hour was never before kiinwn in, !" flic, entire .histury of hnnianity. Therefore, a-; " we tiow our heads and deeply meditate with fervent prayer for our Allied arms, let us, unit j I'd as one individual, cherish the memory of J those -who have died for us and' give cheers of ! encouragement (td the living who are wag'titf ' a war of defense n w a r of Liberty a war i of ! humanity. In this hour it is true there is no i east, no west, no north, no south. Neither is tliere rich or )oor, nolileman or peasant in all ; '.T.tlm atlii-t nat'Kiiis; There i.svlioweyer, the great hrotherhoo'd of man lioinid firmlyl together once J and for all by this terrible ordeal in which the j world is engaged. fay flod in His wisdom ! protect our arms and may lie return to ns our ! buys who are engaged in the greatest battle ! that ever was fought. ' , ' ' THEFARMERAND THE BUSINESS MAN We must feed 'tmr annv wheat crop this, year and we look 1 mers of the country to give ll.to us. We need a - good the far- ill 4. W kill WFf- :-.-y.': ' ' ''? wis v , .sXi r j ; fJ f . & l 'J 1 I j : ! ' plyj,f ! I i': , ' I i.,4l("-f , I B ! . ' i ! lSfVil Mi' ! : 8 S : S fWw vk V I Copyright IMS Hart ScbuTiKr ft tiaix ill: 'mm Eastern Oregon Light and Power Company : i But We Must Clothe Our Army That means wool and we lonk 1o every man i in the country to! conserve his supply of wool.; ! It's lint a difficult task-r-bny tlu: best all wool clothes. They wear twice as long. No need of wearing out two, three, or four suits a year; it's not economy or patriotism. ; . g , J .'"''Be. 8Ui'p.,;qf. jtiality:; by AvwyifwEf' : PART, SCttAFFNEB & MARX CLOTHES Thev's all Wotdand made for -long wear. -j-$25, 'S?27.50, $30, $3U.50 and up to $69 ! ' Kverv Suit (iiiaranteed. and that any violation of the Uire-.ifrltm&mltt3) i;uni; Hiipuianons nnan oe sufiicieiii. iWriWSS(tWn- vr-v this OI'T IT . sioxi'.v is wortTii DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out thin Kll.i, enclose with Sc. ami mall 11 to Koley & Co., 2S:1G Sberrield ave., Chicaivo. Ill, wrltlnr; ir name and nddrosa clearly. Too will ro coivo in return n trial piiikai;e con- laliiltm Foley's Honey and Tar eiininouiid. for cosiKhs. colds and croup:. Foley Kldnoy I'ills, for pain j In sides end back; rheumatism.! backache, kidney and bladder ail ments: rind Foley Cathartic Tablets,! a wholesome and thoronhnly cleans- j Init cathartic, for constipation, .Ml- j lousness, 'loaductu. and sinnmr.n bo-.vels. Sold overywbero. i Sport Model Save the Wheat T'y using ."more Jlilk. At this, time of the year tliere is always a-' surplus of milk. By using more milk, you can save on the Flour Supply. Save money, because Milk is cheap er than Flour. It contains all of the food elements' 'that are necessary to build Up the. body. Be. patriotic,- drink more milk, eat nxve potatoes ?ihd Save the Wheat. Pure Milk & Cream Company - . :. . THE TENTH ANNUAL J LIVE STOCK Topless Look Vonr Best and Be Comfortable in a Worth While Quotation. Lenrn to be pleased with everything; with wealth su far as It makes us of benertt to others; with poverty for net i,t. only corset with the patented FkONT LACE CORSET huvlDK much to euro for, nntl with oh scurlty for Mug wucnvlcil. riutarch, There In more Cntnirh In this wtlnn of the country thriti all othw lt4t-atiia put topcthor, and fur yenr it wns pun pdtcil to be Iru-umMe. ltx.'ton prteribwi 1(HM reiiill, anJ hy ronstantly futlinK tu cur wiih liHiil tteainK-iit, :ruijotHuvl It Im uruM?. i'altirrh In a Una I tHat-ani), Kieutly t(inip!K-p(l by con(llutlonl con ditluns nnd itu-tx-fore nxiuircii i-oimtltu-tl.iiml tnutmrht. Hnll's Cnturrh Mi-01-cn rntuiufa(.tiirtI by I J. MHn'V it t., Toledo. Ohio, in a roiwiHutionul r mrtly, is tn):?n Intr-nmlly niil ucih U ni ih Mood on th- Mucour Ftirfu-HtH or the Sy-it-m, Otto litintlrmi Itoltftrft n.' tvard la ofl'orcU for tiny rnito Urxi Hall'R Cittirrh Mt'41 lno falln to vitro. tivn lor ciiriiiurv nnl ttimonlttIa. V. J. Clli;Ni;V ik l ToHdo, Ohio. M.iii i.tf in.iu.-i.i. r--- 1 luil't I'mtiiiy i-ui lur c'initii'ittin. VENTILE Back and Front Shield I llo f itteil lo the corset designed for your figure. There lire I.A tWMII.I.K MOIi:iS for cvpry fir'iiro. 'I'liey nrc nlways' fitted by n Sf icntificnlly trained cor-; setier. This service K"ca with the corset :ind Biieh eumfort. A full line 'of the latest models nl-1 ways on hand. I'l-K-ed ut $2.00 and lip." Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corseticro .i lies 17112 Oak. I'hon Kid .1221 . . .. ,V . MmwrmMMWBK-xmmmmm. rum "The-Wolf at the Door" A healthy, robust savings aeeonnt keeps the "AVolf! from the Door." It's a barrier against many of the evils' which lieset people with small' incomes. How is it with yon ? Do yon keep a savinijs aeeonnt? A savings aeeonnt at our bank ena bles women, clerks, mechanics and ollicrs to accumulate a reserve that will he available in times of need. We always sland ready to help you in your effort t. save money- with w hich to keep "The Wolf from (he Door." Member Federal ReserTe System La Grande National Bank la r.n.vxPE, oreoon Will be held at Union, Oregon. June 5, 6 and 7? 1918 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY ': The Association announces (liat the 191S show will be the equal in the display of exhibits and thrilling arena and track events of any show yet held on these grounds, and invites the co operation and assistance of stock-growers and the general public. Free Entrance, Free Feed and Free Shelter FOR ALL EXHIBITS. Send to the Secretary for Classification llook and further information. Come to the Stock Show and brings your friends. Remember the Dates And Plan to Attend the Show
