La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 30, 1918, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTTTTTT?RDAY. MAY 30. 1918. LA1 GRANDE EVENING OBSEivVITR PAGE nvv RECEPirON SIM FOB ! BOYS,? . -z- -i- MI ST UK CASH IfOU RENT, Furnished Houmtket-p-. ' ilially '" Ing rooms. Keasonuhlu - rate. I v,' tVAT,TKU rriOlH Ii lHHJVKIW AK-lf1 V SKltVU K l'l,A HAH I , TWISNTY-TWO KTAItS-l'Alt'l'V t TO JiKAVK OX AKTrt Tltll SUMMERVILLE, May 20. 1318. (Special) The reception: given to the boys that have been called to go to the front later on. was very Im pressive. Walter Vlerce delivered a Bplendld address, vividly picturing the awfiilnes? ot the war- situation as it now stands, and pleading for more and continued, help from all to help win the war. The Imbler orchestra of whom Imbler Is ; Justly proud, rendered several' selections. A num. bei- of songs were sung by. our boys and girls. v "America" and the "Star Spangled Banner" wore sung by all. Rev. Archer delivered the dedicatory address in a very able manner. 22 ctars adorn ; Siimmorvllle's flag and soon - there will be six more. Beginning Juno 1st, the., T. Observer will : not accept , .J. classified advertisement .J. only when cash in advance .J. is paid. The com ot collect- ' lJ-i fnc the small aniountH force, p'. this change. All clatslficd 14" advertising y;ill be oash-ln-4 .advance after Juno 1st. i : :- 4 Special attention given to remodel-- ing, at tho Walling Millinery. ', 5-8tf luqulre Harris Furniture Co, Phone lied 8171. , 4-16-tf! rrsr weleoniad. RADTE E. GIVEN, W. M. ! MARY A. WARNlCK.Sea j l.u Craudo Lodge No.' , t;or (jood nnsct,T8. U. M COCHRAN EBERftARD Geo, T. Cochran and Colon K. Eberbard, Attorneys. s La brando National This houest, straight forward let liank iiuiiding. .:" NOTH'K TO OtkTHTOHH J'Olt HUNT FOR RUN T Modern, 5-rooin house. I Call' Main 780. ' ' 6-as-tf i FOR RENT 4 room houno partly furnished. ,. , Hiaclc SSI., Not modorn. Phone . ' V . E-18-tf SCO, Loyal Order of Mooao holds : GREEN regular meetings every Wednesday night at p. nr. In tingle hall aext to KUk' Dldg. on Washington Ave. Visitor alwavs welcome. Dues pay able nt Young's Sweet. J.'-'" W. C. HANSEN, Die' HARRY BWART, Bee. NOTICE U hereby fclven to all '.or from a woman who has irtf-1 concerned that latum, of adimiit iPiered should bo heeded by nil nf- n. J. Qroen and L. O, Rudolph, jfllctod with , backache, rheumatic Attorneys nt uw, La Grande Na-, pains, nnre muscles, awful tired feeling and othor symptoms of kid ney and bladder troublo; "I have got such gund results from Foley & RUDOLPH Attorneyl tlonnl Dank Building. Uration County Ortigon, upon VETKUIMARY FOR RENT Four - Room hoimo i KNIGHTS OK PYTHIAS Red Cross newly papered. . Fruit trees and j ..Lodge No. S7 meeU every Monday a bloc); of ground. Weaver j " night In Castle H.ilKK. of P. hall) -placo near brickyard., door East. -'..'".. Key next 5-13-tf The Union-Wallowa Counts Fire Association will pay'n good salary to a competent man, familiar with tim ber landB in Union Co.; to act as lire warden for the coming sea :c. Vile applications with Miss NiotI Wil liamson, Secretary of the Association, at the Williamson' Land Office, i'o- sorvico forc May 28th. . 5-22-Ct V . A :' A Pyttil jn welcome lo Jl visiting Knight c. K. Mccormick, c. c. r DGU US GREEN, K. of R. AS WAXTKD MiHcellnnoouo. 1' WANTED, Cmpctcnt help for gen- '-.K. of it. ot Security Mt. fimlly eral housework. Good wnges. Call I Oounell, No. 240, moots tho second F. 195. v : ' , ' " 5-27-tf I oml fourth Monday evening at S ' ' ""' ' ' : " j r,vinMr at ' Eaglo hall, Visiting WANTED A (i-room liouso, close j raemhers nro welcome. In. Apply at E. O. Light & J- K. FITZGERALD, Proa Power office. 6-l-tf i ; 'ARK HARRIS, Fin'l. Sec. FLORENCE BRYANT, Rec. Sec. InVrlan. Hospital. 1409 Madlso.t L KI 1,,cy fills hat , I can sleep much ' A. State Stallion Inspector add -i bettor and the pain in my . back Inspector of Btock for shipment ttl"1 ei'les Is a good lpt bettor. 1 Home Independent Phone, Black am going to keep on taking them. 41; Farmera Co-operative Phone, Mrs. Chas. Gray, 270 6th St. De.' mam 111. ' ,lnlt Ml.h , Hnlrt wannrhan have been Issued by i tlin Court of Union Comity,", tp Chailes H. Cole the .i estate of Katie A.. Cola, deceased and ail persons having claims against said onlutu are horoby notified to present the same with proper vouchers to said administrator at Imbler, Oregon, within six - months from data of this notice. .: , Dated this ftth day or May, 1918. , i ) Charles H. Cole. , ' - ' Administrator.. Dally May 9-1 6-25-30 June- aaBwiaHiiaaBBwaBaaaaMHiaMiWMa(aM 1 " "' 1 " "' " '" " r I i II " TT" " V ' 'i Mr. and Mrs. Loe Fine and family SEED POTATOES anu Miss Msbel Hug, of Pumpkin Ridge, are plunning on taking a trip to Echo, by auto. They intend to leave on Friday morning. J. M. Choate Is driving the lum hor truck for D. R. McKenzie. ' Miss Birdie StarnB' rendered a boautlful piano solo' at the reception given to tho soldier boys. Lyle Chandler of La Grande, is down visiting with relatives and friends. . ;. , " :, 1). L. Sanderson and family took a business trip to Elgin during tho week. . . ;, .. , '. ,-, c Prof. Starr and fumliy are visit ing with friends in Freewater and -Will bo VOU SAM. MJSCKLLAXKOUS. given : FOn SALE Koine. Wii:on and bar- i to anyono who wanis to plant inesS4 phone Black 164J. . . them for potatoes In fall. Phono i . , 5-28 't ' Farmers 2Sxl.: :.; -. s-17-if ! ' . - j ' ; o' , ;FOR SALE Furniture for 5 Room i today means'- House. Call ,' Black 422. 21108 Cedar. , ' ii-27-lit p i Tho kodak busir.c: a business witliin itself. It nioans a large Investment and, cloo atten tion. - Sllverthorn'n Family :, Drug Store keep; one person busy and at times two iire)iiny 1 on Uiis work alone. : The : "Kodaks" sold' run in price from J1.59 to $0.00. Al most every line niado by the East man Kodak factory may bo found in their stock. Daily 5-29-tf FOR SALE--A ranch Vj mile west , of i Moss Chapel School. ', ' ; W. f?. Thorp. ., 5-21-'fit p B. P. ). K ELKS, La Grande Lodge . No. 4.13. Lodge meets each Thyrs ' day evening at 8 o'clock, nome and club privileges cheerfully ex tended to all Brother Elks. R. J. GREEN, ' : Exalted Ruler. A. JJ. CHERRY, .rV-'-'-.';."";..".; i - Secretary. n m 3 Don't : miss ' -trvlric that . now Milton. They made the trln via La.Tjnn,in "n, th Tm"M ,rnin nt Giaudo byuto.- '; ; ' iSllverthorn's Fountain knows how FOR .SALE rliiO acres at $10.00 nn aero one? and bnn half million tiuihor; 80 acres level; 30 nnrpB - meadow; 15 (teres . In timpthy. j Six miles ' south . of town. Red ! 571.: P. O. Box,42li. ... 5-18721 pj WOODMEN OF THE WORLD; La Grando Camp No. 109 mefits evory first and third Monday at, Eagics' Tiall. All visiting neighbors ' wel come. Dues payable at the office of the clerk. Now.Foloy. Blrtg., I) 4. m., to 5 p. m.. J. J. MURCHISON, C. C. '. R. i. KITCHEN. Clerk mmmm mam AITlvit TllltHU VEAIIS. Many men and women are sick and don t Know it. .-'Some'':, never dlscovor that they have kidney trouble until they apply for lite insurance Tho, kidneys are work 1 lug nil the- lime; filtering poisonous wasto out of the : blood, stream, and when they' bacomq, weakened or de ranged, backache, pains In; side's and groins, so-called rhpumntlsm, laiigilidness, swollen' joints and other symptoms develop. W. B. Mjirs, Ogden, Ark., writes: "Foley Kidnoy Pills rclievel mo of severe kidney troubles of, throe years standing." Sold everywhere. to make' them. Dully ,5-2'.l-tt Fraternal JJirectory. '..The quick work in getting, out the pictureB by Miss Millering nt Silver thorns is pleading nil. thalr. custom? ere. rThpy ,arq, spiirmg no,XpeHso and labor to please every patron. ' " Daily -S-M-tf MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grando Caiup No. 7703 moots on the first and third Thursday evenings of each month in the K. ..of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors . welcome.' '' . - ' L. J. MUNHALL, V. C, ' ' W. F.. ASHMAN; Clerk Try "Over the Top." the Sundae I ktwH hv Mr. Coin el- Kllvrh-tlitirn's ! R0YAL Fountain ia sure a winner. 1 ... :;' i Daily. B.20-U j LOCALS j And"3- Advertising in Brief Classified Ads KOK HEXT Furnished FOR RENT Furnished Housokonp . in Rooms. 1508 4th St. '' ' ' Y .'' ; . "' 5-2-tf FOli;: RENT Modern . . .''Apartment,"'' Rod 501. Fiirnfhhed HACK AT THE OLD STAND 6-21-1 tf ! ; FOR RENT Furnished 4-Toom house, with bath; close in. Call Main 728. . . '.'; 5-ltf . NEIGHBORS Iris Camp meets evory second Friday after noon end evory fourth Friday even lug, every mouth In K. P. hall. All visiting members cordially wolcom. HENRIETTA GHARST, Oracle. " NELLIE V. VINACKE. Rec. REBEKAIIS Crystal Lodge No. BO Professional Directory OSTKOPATHIO 1'HYSIOIAX DR. J. L. INlil.E Oatnopatlilc phy sician. Third floor New ; Foley Dldg. Hours 10-12-a. m.; 2-5 p. in., and by appointment. Office phone. Red 1761, residence Red :; 81. ".'..: .- :,'.". MKCIIANO-THBItOPY DR. A. N. . Thcrnpy; npccialty ; Science. , MAYVILLE Mechano chronic diseases my Physical and Mental , Hours: , 1:30 to 4:30 .... 4ff DtMtai Uueiun A. 6 Guarding The Children's Health tyOW many chil dren are taught" to use the tooth-brush regularly-and to use1 itrightlg? Yetaclean month ftUd souud troth will ol thor niaka or ruin lilwlr kooiI tioalth.' On it dcieiida n tftrgo part of their pti'tdeut and mental and moral wll-belns. It is conceded by compotnit iiuthorltlm that disease of Ohlhrhood, such M measles, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and no-callnd infantUo paralysis, ' aro not nearly so apt tp attack children with healthy toutilla and clean mouths.. At St. Vincent's OrnJionaKP. Hon ton, Mass., thorenuti boon very many cases of clilhin'u's . dlKt-QSi. After thu dciulKt taiiKht thesrj cirphun children how to una the topth-hruli, ; and alter their little inuiitlm Imd been restored to heulih ukuIii, and lept that way,, tliusu children's dlrtuuNiA huve Imwii practtcaity b"itit(i trou tb ut liotfton Inntitutlou. . PubUthedhu fA StaU DMtal Aocimtlam vfOrtoon n s n Memorial Day Once more our sons have gonp forth to bat- -tic ' . , ; . Oiipp:". more the fifjlit is bping , wnpod for Ainoriciin life, liliorty nndlionor.. 1 .... This is tho nwojitod day of hoinnt'o to U'.osc. who already havo laid down tin ir' lives that our Nation might live. " ' it is also a fittincr time -for us to pledge, anew mif heartiest 'support . ro: those who today are f acinj? tho supreme s-icrif ietv ' Let Ameriea to the last nirn, woman anil child stand solidly htdiiiiif th.! boys who arc keeping aloft, the banner of freedom. ' ; 1 HA 3. () 5?) f$) a W m V) United States National Bank lira ' meets every Tuesday evening In the '1. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mein bors are invited tb attend. . ' SARAH McGI.UHE, N. G. '; MATTIB OOLDEN, U0. 9oc. p.m., .7:00 to '8:00 evenings. Phone Black 2311. Rooms 1 and. 2 over Coolidge Paint ' Store, Adams Ave. lR. MAROARET INGLE-OBteo- pathlc physician. Diseases ot wo men and! children, and obstetrics. AHOHITEOTS Tills Is to announce that the Shores' Taxi is again located at the j Summer Hotel, where calls will be answered day or night, with the usual promptness and service. ". BEN W. SHORES, C-88 4t .,...'.. , Manager. o SIIEKP FOlt SATH ' " Have eighteen grnde Llncolns" and thirteen lambs for sale: Inquire W. H. Briggs, Starltey, Oregon. 1 1 4-23-141 p ' P. Larcam, Pnperhanger, Phone Red 3832. 6-2,tf Spocinl Discount on all Hats. Walling Millinery. " .. o The 5-3tf FOR RENT Modern furnished ! ,i apartments, clean; also room and board. 1C0C Washington avenue, or , Phne Red 3092. ' 4-20tf A. P, & A, M. T.a Orande Lodge No. 41, A. F. & A. M. holds regular meotlngB first and third Saturday nt 7:3(1 p.m. Cordial welcome to all Masons, . ROBERT S. EAKIN, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. C. E. MILLER-.-Architect, room 27, New Foley Bldg. Phone Red 1871. O. B. S. Hope Chaptor No. 13, O. E. S. hoida stated communications the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Visiting members eor- ATTOrtXEYS ; CRAWFORD & EAKIN f. H. Cravr- i ford and Robert S. Eakln, Attor-1 neys a law. Practice In all the courts of the state and the United : , Slates. Office, West-Jacobson Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, : Oregon. , , , : M ONT ANA One-third off on all Hair nt" the Walling Millinery. Switches, 5-3tf Money to lAiun. ' On Improved real property li. Union county. No delays. 1 Currenl ratoa, La Grande Investment Co Adv. tf. . One-third off on alt Hnir Switches, nt tiic Wailing Millinery. , 5-3tf SHWIXO . Mrs. ' Ave. C. Ralston, 1G0S V Adams 6-24-lmo Money on easy monthly .payment? on Improve 1 city p-ipeity. Alro money fo 'arm loans at 6 '4 per cent. See J. R. Oliver. 3-21-Sm Cottage Cheese. Oct It Pure Milk and Cream Co. every day. , at the Fresh 3-2 G-t! It Is more fun to watch your money grow, than watch It go. Buy War Savings Stamps. Soda water and soda fountain drinks, served just right, at Silver thorn's. . 4-30tf o Used Motorcycles I3R.00 and lip. Easy payments. W. H. Bohnenknmp Co. S-21-tf L When Itching Stops J There is one safe, deuendable treatment that relieves Itching torture and skin Irri tant n almost instantly and tliat cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask anv druccist for 8 35c or SI bottle ef zemo and apply it as directed. Soon ; yevt will find that irritations, pimples, ! bluckheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm; j.M similar skin troubles will disappear. A little zemo. the penetrating, satisfy-! In? liquid, is all that Is needed, for i banishes most akin eruptions md make , the akin soft, smooth and. heallhy. TbtE.W.RawCa.anieluid.O. r ' 11 1 0 Hi - 5 i -iy-ir Es - ff . : . i gi if F-4l I if Ii! I K ili .I il i M iii i jii-.m ii iii rrr v 'CS III ii Jzl I D l IK WJ'I; arl 1 ' 1J1 i '111 l " j- Mi;M.; faw SHWH iii i7ii United StateillrS; are Good Tires 5 - . i! svi. B !! II Ci?GkV ??4 ' I ?'K1" "'--it. ; 1 I rrv . ' ' i nuin ni t i h m ii i in ii i jlum Mlltl The Land of Independence' Because of This:- .25,000 now. families find homos in Montana every year. 1,000,000 acres of new. sod broken each year. At file present rato.of increase MONTANA within FTVE years will produce more wheat than any six states in the Ifiiited States. ' - -. Htiores of . farmera - from Southeastern Washington and 1'jiistern Orecon arc Imvimr fnrmn 1kivi nvnvir umlr . e are taking on an average of six to a dozen people to ; inspect our, lands wccKiy most or whom buy -Write Ray W. Logan, Agent, La Grande, Oregon. Montana Rainfall is Ample 101(1 OITie Average . ; ia 1 Average for 10 venra Chain Tread' Tire-buying , Economy Yourifar must give greater service this year than ever before. It speeds up your work increases your working power. The highest car economy lies in utmost service. The most economical tires are those which will give you greatest use of your car. That's just what United States Tires will do for you. . You can depend on them for continuous service, most mileage at lowest mileage cost. Equip with United States Tires. Our nearest Sales and Service Depot dealer will be glad to assist you in selection. iiiiimi'iiini mm iiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiii H:$f!:!!f- ( D KJUiiiuUlil 1 III ! ' II It i 't Ii' r ':ih 'tiii in ' in ImiUiiliilllilliUillliii: iaillll!l!liI!lliH!!iir,IUIi!i!jl!Ull!lUllllli lillHlii Jill! illliilllll III 1002 1000 .......;............ 1011 ..................... "ion; The most significant feature of this rainfall, however, is that it comes during the summci months, while the strain ic actually growing. The nvonigo for tho month of' May being :t inches, June 3 inches, July 2 Indies mid August 2 inches. Thus, the wheat which is just ap pearing from the rri ounil in Mnv, is kept con stantly soaked until harvest, which comes late In August. This differs from other states, and wheat countries, which Apparently have as great or greater rainfall, but receive no rain in the KOMK OF THE WKT YKAKH. 24.5 inches 16.5 inches , 28. inches 22.5 inches .-. . ... .'.21.3 inches ...... .... . 24.5 inches summer months. Crops In such localities rarely receive any rain at all after it is ready to head out. Our Montann rainfall, hewkise is an approximate dunlicate of the above, which is the official figures for the Lcthbridge district. The amazing crops of 1!17, in the vicinity of Stirling, Knymond and New Dayton, where we have extensive holdings, were produced with less than 11 inches of rain, which was, with one ex ception, the lowest rainfall in JO years. Can You Do As Well In Your Home State? Mr. Farmer: Read the following thoroughly authenticated official averages of wheat yields on farms in that portion of Southern Allierta, tributary to our offices at Stirling and just ncross the Internntinnnl boundary from our principal Montana holdings, then answer the question propounded in the above headlines. Mr. Hall, of Milk River: Max .17 bus. Wheat 7 bus. T. W. Patching of Raymond: Averaged Wheat 6.1 bus. Otto Welger, of Raymond: Averaged Wheat .16 bus. C. Hrunsdalc of Ilurdett bought farm for $3)0().(M, threshed 8,l(i0 bushels No. 1 wheat rtt jl.MS, which brought 1:1,4411.00, net gain of it!),:w;0.00 in one year. Lnrs Johnson, of Fturnetl, hi huhcls per acre on H10 acres, grade No. 1. Mr. Hunt, of Commerce: On Summerfiillow , .......10 bus. Disked in crop (2nd yenr) 85 bus. $100.00 per acre crop in two years with one plowing. C H. Mahood of New Dayton, from 320 acres realized 11,000 bushels wheat. 'I he Pilling Ranch, in the Cnrdston District, threshed over 800 acres of wheat yielding forty bushels an acre; uvernge weight per bushel sixty-five pounds. Yield of potatoes at Lcthbridge Kxperimontnl I'arm, 757 bushels per acre; Red Fife Wheat, 69 bushels per acre. j Ray. W. Logan, Sales Agent j Vnion, Wallowa, Raker and (irant Counties ta Grande National Rank Rulldlng, LA GRAKDRi ORKON. t ...I