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1 FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1918 'A(1K TWO OIIANDK KVENJNU OHSlittV riR SI "5 e jl,cm Rynearson, do I Eva Moichouse, do ; Pora Underwood, do ; F. M. Childers, do . . ;L. Rayburn, ..do' 1 1.illie Nelson, da .2.20 I 2.20,! 2.20,., o,l I " I mmm OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE I '5 : :Jt' ilk 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.2( 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.30 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 .1. H. Wwrnstafr, do ......... J II. Fisher, do - M, Ellrdgc, do , Hal Bohni-nkunip, do Alta I'cnny, do J. A. Rus:1l, do ........ Harvey I'J. Duke, do . . . iC O. Milrchifciui, do , . .' Mary Holmes, do '. Minnie M. llerr, do J. C (In-isttanrn, do MORE NEW STYLES IN WASH5KIRTS Early in the seasonwe felt thisVould be a Beason of WASH SKIRTS, Shdso it haXproved. Our newest arrivels , . $1.75, S2.50, S3.4SSS4.I .at Hills Department Store ARCA DE IIOKil.AH I'AIKIIANKH T AH C'ADk today. , Ornlnl Athletic Artcrnft Hlnr I'or ' IrayH Novel Hole. Whenever Douglas Fairbanks ap pears in a motion picture, he Is n daring "cut-up" whose antics and genial good humor not only exclto merriment, but add to his popular, lty as an antertalner of the highest 1 class. In his' latest photocomedy, Mr. Fairbanks is a regular parlor "cut-up," as well as a fighter in the shuns, ihul li la characterization is no lesB enjoyable than are thoso quaint Weslorik creations with v Ich his name nis been so lone and "agreeably associated. In' hls vunwost vehicle, Mr. Fair banks is ugftiilal Inciting philo sopher, who frtiijeves In, happiness and who teaches the doctrine that they are happy who'ngNhapplness to.otliora. In accordant -Avlth tbiB ' belief he becomes a fixer of thlags In general, and as "Mil. FIX-IT," be ailompta to straighten the men tal woes of twe young women, who are unhappily enmoshed In a love affair. He, causes several amusing mix-ups, hut he emerges happily from the complications which neces- sarlly ensue. . AH who have Been Mr. Fairbanks in his recent pictures will appre ciate "MR. FIX-IT," which Is to be presented at the Arcade Thea ter tonight. It Is said he does se veral original feats, the nature of which,, because of their novelty nnd attractiveness, baa not boon dls- closed.' ' ' . i COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS July Term, 1918. In re allowance of bills the follow ing bills were allowed: Everett Walslnger Grand Juror tine Term , 12.41) Baker, do 9.40 Ed Dbgan, do 17.80 Franch M. Hayncs, do 2.'l.80 I. C. Kennedy, do 10.20 D.'L. Sanderson, do 9.80 Thomas HUrns, do 21.40 N. B. HodAins,juror 20.40 F. C. HnminVn, flo 45.20 W. J. Snling, .1 .'15.00 H. H. Taylor, W 39.40 W. O. Sherwood, do ' 48.80 r I SHERRY'S mm: makkh is iiiiitom: 'Fields of Honor," the new Goldwyn ricturo starring Mne Marsh, which will be seen at the Bhcrry Theater, lust showing today Is a screen version of tho popu lar story of the same name thai nppeaocd In the Saturday Evening Tost. . ' v It - dotnils the history of Mittlo Mcssereau, a little French girl who arrlvos in America seeking better things, only to find for a time 'that - everything ace,nis to be aenlnst her. FtiaJ her brother is called back to ttfiscolois of his naive lund. Then hci'NqJster Is tuken violently 111 nnd the thnor orders that she be sent to the flmjitry, which the slender rerources iifHlgrle cannot When she, thinks she has found happiness in the arms of Uobert VorhlR, the son of a wealthy Judge who has fallen In love with her. a friend of Robert whose advunces she has spurned, takes revenue by telling Robert's parents that she 1b n fallen woman. Of courBC. she Is not that, but her scout know ledge of Kngllsh and of American ways Is nttainsl her. Thereupon Robert yields to tho, urging of his parents Hint he go tu California for a few weeks nnd try to forget her. Word conies that Marie's brother in tho French army, and her sis tor's sweetheart. In the German army, huve died on the butllrfield. This Is the last straw for the fra gile Bister, and she collapses. Marie goe for the doctor, nnd he advises Hint the sister be taken to a char itable home for tuberculosis pa tients. Mario goes forth without the address, but hoping to find tho house by asking her way. This leads n detective to suspect and ar rest her. The outcome of this situation is one of the most thrilling parts of the play. ; ,, ' J. M. Dnrr, do 20.80 J. W. Chandler, do 18.20 John M. Burk, do 55.00 S. G. Hudson, do 2.'t.C0 Julius Fisher, do H!.2( I J. R. WarnBtaff, do ,15.20 E. L. Ledbetter, do 12.20 F. O. Harryman, do .58.40 Brooks Campbell, do 110.40 Freeman I.add, Sp. juror IKi.'iO E. E. Grout, do .,. .1:1.20 B. G. FrlttB, do 89.20 S. h. Brooks, do .1.00 Don Turner, do 21.20 C. R. Gekoler, do 9.20 'Arthur McCall, d 9.40 W. V. Rngnln, do 21.00 I. p. Smuts, do '. ... 9.00 Frank S. Jester, do . . 21.2(1 Ed Ayars, do 27.20 Guy Ellis, do .9.20 IB. A. llenhum, do 21.20 II. J. Kilter, do i'Frcd Gaskill, do T. Choale, do J. A. Aikitis, do J. K. Fitzgerald, do ....... Win. Ash, do L. J. French, do F. A. Kpling, do Frank Harris, do W.' II. Bohnenkumii, do J. D. McKennon, do 21.20 r.2i H.20 21.2f 18.20 12.20 12.20 12.20 11.21 11.20 (1.20 ; J. 11. Barnes, do 12.20 IVter Ki:d:ns, do i l-.ill fiumas, du i Frank Manenr, lo John Smilh, witness Stale vs. 1 Potter I Viva Morehouse, do W. D. Morehouse, do j I,. Rnyburn, do . . ' .1. C. Henry, do Dora Uiidirwooil, do (.eortfe Powers, witness State ; v Huitsuff i (.'has. K. Voile, do G. P. Hiirinliotham, do - J. A. Russell, do- L. U. Russ. ll, witness f"nte vs. Ilickok , ,C. I). Putnnn', do : j W. II. Rc:iler, do (J. K. I.i vy, do . II. II. Taylor, do ;W. II. Reuler, do ; A. It Richardson, do ......... i fora Underwood, do ......... iC. S. Levy, do ('. D. Putman, do I.. 11. Russell, do G. II. Osborne, witness State vs. Busick Tony I). Smith, do Verd Johnson, do Dora Underwood, do ; I iattic Clark, do ! A. I,. Richardson, do . .' '; , C. T. Bacon, do j M. F. Davis, do 1 15. I). Lamb, do j Alvin Snnpp,. do W. S. Stock, do V jC. D. Putman, do 1!. A. Bcnham, do I Tony D. Smith, do ! G. If. Osborne, do Verd Johnson,' do ; Hnttie Clark, do ! Dora Underwood, do j A. I.. Richardson, do .I. W. Spencer, do , . : j M. F. Davis, do I W S Ktnk ,1., : II, A. Vincent, d : (!. D. Puljnan, do i G. S. Levyi do Alvin SnnpV, do . .1 , Ldwin li. y Millard, witness i State vs. (Wlcllj- Minnie .MillarXjJi lOtis Metcnlf, mcnls for jurors : Foley Grill, do j J no. S. Hode;in, do Nash Electric Co., wiring elec j lion booths Wm. E. Harris, registering vot- I crs Sam Hnllg-nrth, special deputy I primary election I.ce Warnick, expense lima Aikine, work in sheriff's j office C. K. McCormick, freight, etc. ; Nellie Stiles, work in clerk's office j lioscoe Neal, enrineering1 ser- vices MJ. (1. Couch, deputy hire .... ', D. Richardson, services ns dep-. j lily assessor T. W. Ih'llonlo, services as 'janitor Mrs. T. W. Di'Hordc, work at court house irvin Koyle, cleaning- base ment J F. Phy, freight, etc J. 1''. Phy, use of auto C. A. (inlloway, commission er's fees 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2,20 17.20 21.00 0.00 2.20 ' 10.20. 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 j 2.201 2.20, 2.20 2.20! 2.20 j 10.20 ! D.40 7.20 9.60 : 2.20 7.20 2.20 2.20 7.20 7.20 2.20 0:j.80 2.20 2.20 5.20 7.40 7.00 5.20 2.20 2.20 5.20 7.20 4.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.2C 5.20 5.20 24.75 1 ;.&.() 293.08 2.1.70 2.90 0.75 18:1.17 3.00 2.15 12.0U 42.00 100.00 99.00 75.0(1 1.80 1.50 28.97 45.00 (10 00 I Suppose Yow'Re looking, for. a no fisim MC kLC, TK6 THIS ONE! '. wHtSM bu SUSVB A HAN, JOST CCCAN OP THE MCSST. MO TDOM'T - IvISTG A LOT OF TIM! FOIMBLIMG. AMD -TOVIMCi tulTH HIS FACE.:' T4s tilts OP Of MS. ANO L6T fie out fiP HERCIi; ' W. J. Townley, do 55.3'J A. E. Ivanhoe, express, etc. . , 5.41 Helen Poston, clerk in super intendent's office 35.00 Janet Jones, work in super intendent's 'off ice 6.00 Stella Ingle, do 9.00 E. F. May, J. P. fees, State vs. Dodson 1.50 R. E. Lindley, constable fees 4.00 j Arthur C. Williams, justice of peace fees ' 19.70 1 M. K. Hall, county health of- I ficer 80.0'J I Dexter Mcllroy, premium on j bonds 40.00 ; I.ee Warnick, expense 2.75 I M. T. Burnett, delivering bal- j lot box 1.90 : Western Union Tel. Co., tele grams 4.85 i Spaeth & Goss, , plumbing re pairs .' . 67.2D A. W. Nelson, printing '. . 3 1.75 IE. O. Light & Power Co., lights, etc. I.n Grande Printing Co., print ing City of La Grande, water rent Home Ind. Telephone Co., tele phone service 62.15 Union County Telephone Co., do ' . 8.65 Hushong & Co., supplies ill! Glass & Prudhomme, do .... 198.85 I. W. Faulk, G. A. K. hall rent, etc 37.50 Grande Rondc Hospital, hos pital services for indigent.. Lucy Wude, house rent for in digent Walter Stringhnm, supplies for indigent G. J. Riggers, county physi cian Standard Laundry Co., laundry for jail Lee Warnick, prisoners' board .Salvation Army, room nnd board for dependent 25.00 (Continued on Page Six.) XOTIf'K TO CRKDITOllS., 24.55 i .Jo 21.40 . In Hie District Court of the United States: For the District of OroKOi.'. . i . In ttw matter of Wallace Markle, et als, partners as Western White Tine Lumber Co., bank rupts. No. 4 884. ; IN BANKRUPTCY. .Notice is hereby glvj?n that on ! the 8th day of July 1918, Wallace Markle . L. P. McCarthy, and C. F. Wegener, partners aa White Pine Lumber Ce., of Union, Oregon, tho bankrupts a,bove named, wero duly adjudicated tgnnkmpt; nnd that the first meeting, of their crcdltois will be held i the! Circuit Court Room In the tourtl House nt La Grande, Oregon, onlthe 29th day of July, 193 8, aillO ' jf.ni., at whcb tlmo said '!creditos -may attend, prove their elainiA nppoint a, trus tcp, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other Vniiness as may properly come befortVaafd meeting. 1 Claims must be presented in form required by tho Bankruptcy Act, and sworn to. Tho schedule filed discloses rati, mated assets ?24,0II0. Dated ju'.y IT, 1918. A. M. CANNON, Referee, In Bankruptcy, 7-19 It TRV OUR TEAS AND COFFEES Tlhs enst lr flip depends upon tlie strength of your tea oi- okfoo. I.you buy a poor quality, it takes move to the cuj) anV i-('il!, the poor kind costs more than the good quality.. V- We have th K0(uality of teas and coffees selected and blended liyhe est experts. Phone us yourSffticery order today. . Fiill line of Fruits and Vegetables. . ' HARRIS GROCERY Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 408 North Fir Street i.. Across the Track "United States Food Administration License No. G50255." ' Feed for Your Hens and Small Chickens. Scratch Food, 4 lb. 25c Eastern Oyster Shells, 10 lbs. for '. 25 Coarse Grit, 10 lbs. for 25 Clam Shell, 10 lbs. for , 25 Ground Bone, per lb . 5 Egg Ft..d, 4 k for 25 50 lbs. ompresVed Sulphurized Rock Salt, for your stock; prevVnts distemper, scab and other diseases, Vr block , 85d Brooms have heiu ...40 to $1.25 ea. We have a fcW cansvif Woodlark Sfuirrcl Poison left; we will fHI it iff, er can 25 . Five ' Gallon Wlvarjized Oil Can, with pump, only :. $2.00 Spring Clothes TSjisf 3 doz. for 06.'. 1C.00 lo.oo 20.00 1.00 58.0:! There rhould T,o no reason why your Bon, or daughter or friend should not have a Kodak, when lynti can buy ono at Silverthorn's Tor 1. J2, ?2.75, f.'!. $1, 55, 7, $10, ;11. fl':t, 15, $20, $24 jand up to any amount yon, wish to I pay. These lire all Eastman Ko- ilaks, and you will havo full in structions about using them, wilh jout -extrn eharpes. Mouse Traps the sure catch ...22- 5 Campers Outfit Here and Save Money. Follow The Crowd to FAMILY DRUC5 STORE (.A GRANDE.ORr.QON. today-Arcade Theatre-Tomorrow HUG'S MODERN GROCERY CALL MAIN 35 Huck nnd Tom, coming to Arcade, Monday and Tucsdny. 7-I,2t i G. P. Christie, do . . II. II, IIuk, do Wm. Siegrist, do i Earl SCundel, do I Claude Scranton, do ! J. 1. Smith, do !C. 11. Conkey, do ... j J. A. Chandler, do . . . ! Henry Nurre, do I James Moss, do 'l.loyd Carter, do . . . . Kd Wulf, d James Mulholland, do 1 1.. F. Ingram, do . , . IJ. C. Henry, do 'W. A. Worstell, do ;T. J. Snider, do Dexter Knton. do . . I,. A. Puke, do lion Kurkmnn, do . . . Wm. Banton, do . . . M. Willcock, do ... C. II. Hlystone, do . . T. F. SherwoiMl, do . n. W. Miller, do .. J. W. Sills, do Win. Hughes, do . . Dan Wilson, do 1.. M. I.nird, do . . . . ,C. n. Huffmnn I Roynl Allen, do .... II. P. Uwis. do j Jake linker, do 'Franklin Zur'.irick, do J. B. Stoddard, do . . IJ. R. McNown, do J. K. Wright, do . . W. T. Patten, do . La Villa Ijortie, witness E. G. Kirby, do . Eva Murray, do Wm. Miller, do L. Kayburn, do W. D. Grandy, do . S. T. Booth, do Elizabeth l.ovett, do 12.20 ', - ' 1-20 Hi' 1 1111 '"' , ,1 ; I'i20, li 8 H yk.1B HAM 4 S" 1 H i! ill ' . iv'Ma.FIXHlT ' f '20l - ' si- --'-- w ' '1 V rn.-2 JrFfcr3fSU.mri Directed, bf . do .; f. r.v vi ii- r i - i 2.20- A - A l-NTTrHr-OV A T?WTT f VTTi 1 1 1 1 J M 7 !' ::::: ; An 1 Hctureyp i Mr. Grain Farmer: i Are you prepared to handle your grain in bulk? Do not wait until Spring and 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 for years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you $125.00 and this wouloVbe a dead loss against this year's crop. A granary of this size can be moved anywhere and can be filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high priced labor handling and sewing sacks. The boys In the trencftes need the sacks for sand bags for the protection of their vdry lives and perhaps your boy is among them. Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber manufactured at Tiomc. When you buy Backs part of the money goes to Indta. BUILrXjl'OUR GRANARIES NOW Be prepared by bnUiling iem before the farming season opens up. He sure to feet good lumber, well seasoned, as low grade lumber will give yfWrouble in a few seasons. Don't Use green lumber. Save money keep what you spend at home movent loss and damage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our boys in the trenches; help win the war by building gianaries now. Portable granaries of this type are universally used in other sections. One trip with a good team will haul the ma terial for one granary. For particulars aa well as prices on Union County lumber for all farm purposes, see The George Palmer Lumber Cc. LA GRANDE, OREGON V V La Grand, -0w7m' BnlH!tMd "ww In liioio prosperous 1 avs, when economy was nut sri mnuit't'inr fli'u ' i i tv, mm tW m. .rnvrmfj , .... ij I , n V..
