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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1918)
, . ibTica bp SAtfe !por delinquent assessments. 1 Cn, k 6y lven to all concerned, that under and by virtue of a ! riV V 5, tnB 1Ma ay Jiy. )ued by the Hex-order of -V Grie, Oregon, and attoched to the Assessment Roll, for the ' 5 assessments hereinafter set forth and described, and placed in my . h rf e.xec,lt,oni nd-commanding and directing me to proceed to collect, .u u Provided, the delinquent assessments on said Assessment Roll, ri?P 'I accrue1 interest, penalties and cost of sale, I, the undersized ' VoiS I fu of "aid ci'y of l-a Grande, will on the 19th day of Au(rust, jib, at the front door of the County Court House in La Grande, Union county, Oregon, at 2, o'clock P. M., soli at public sale to the highest bidder uiereror, lor cash, each tract, parcel and lot of tho hereinafter described real, estate for the payment of tho delinquent improvement assessment set opposite each) said particular tract, lot or parcel of real estate thereof, to gether with interest on said delinquent assessments,, including interest on delinquent, interest installments, as provided by ordinunce of said City, with . the accrued penalties upon said delinquent assessments, as provided by the Charter of said City, to-wit: Ciamt . . , T.nt Hlk Addition "STOP THIS u WASTE- OP- MILLIONS." 1 e .' . SAYS TIKE FILLER INDUS lit) Kiln White" C68 ft ...wi...... l to 4 110 Chaplin's -' '-j ', f. 67 320.78 Would Pursls Socrates, ...a ...4 ...6 ...1 ., . .9 .;io .11 .7 ...:3l . ! . :8? ' a. fatty , II) Zora E. Patty 17 Annie Moore 6 Annie Moore . 6 Ella White Estate .55 ft l' Ella Vhite Estate 55 ft. 2 Mia White Estate .55 ft 8 Ella White Estate 55 ft 4 Ella White Estate 5 S.'R. Haworth .31 S. R. Ha worth 32 S. It Haworth 33 3. R., Haworth 34 May White ....28 May . White .' 30 John Palmer (W. W. Glass) 5 John Palmer (W. W. Glass) 10 ft li Chas A. Dunn (W. W. Glass) 20 ft 0 . Chas. A. Dunn (W. W. Glass) .... 7 J , H. Slater Estate . . . i . ......... .9 J. H. Slater Estate 8 F,. H., Mytinger (J, H. Blumenstein) V i . . ..: E. 60 ft. fi P.H.' Mytinger (J.- H. Blumenstein) . , ' E. 50 ft 7 T, H. Crawford E N 26.4 ft T. II. Crawford EV4 . T. H. Crawford EVj R. L. Newlin Joseph Jones E 95 ft Joseph Jones, E 95 ft . .',' Ji I. Slater J. I). Slater i ....;'..... .1 ... ; S. R. Haworth S. R. Haworth 8; R. Haworth '. ; B. R. Haworth ............... FVH. Mytinger (J. H. Blumenstein) B. 50 ft . . ; .;. . R. U Newlin m-.X Bruce Dennis (J. T. Hinkle) ...Wn5 J. A. Bowles (Ji A. Garlty) ....i..8 K. L. Washburn (Ella White Est.) South .;...,...... 1 F. L. Washburn (Ella White Est.) iSbuth Vi 2 W..L. Clifford, W 70 ft 0 O. & L. O'Connor (J. F. Corbett) ..12 G. & L. O'Connor ( E. E. Meyers) . . 13 G. & h. O'Connor 10 G. & L. O'Connor (J. A. Russell) . . .1 G. & L. O'Connor (L. MeReynolds) . .4 G. & L. O'Connor (G. H. Sutherland) 13 G.&L. O'Connor (G. H. Sutherland) 14 G.&L.O'Connor (G. H. Sutherland) 15 G.4L. O'Connor (G. H. Sutherland) 10 O.&.U. O'Connor (G. H.Sutherland) 17 U.&.L. O'Connor (U. H. Sutherland) 18 G.&L. O'Connor (G. H. Sutherland) 19 U O'Connor (U. H. Sutheralnd) 20 G.&TXlTonnor (G. H. Sutherland) 21 G.&L. OTbiujor (G, H. Sutherland) 22 G. & L. O'ConrnJlG. H. Sutherland) 1 G. & L. O'Connor (GNU. Sutherland) 2 G.&t. O'Connor (G. HSutherand),3 O. & L. O'Connor (G. H. Sutherland) 4 G. & L. O'Connor (G. H. Sutherland) 5 u. a L. V uonnor (li. H, yutnerland G.&L. O'Connor (G. H. Sutherland) G. & L. O'Connor (G. H. Sutherland) 8 . G. & I,. O'Connor (G. H. Sutherland) 9 U.&L. O'Uonnor (U. H. Sutherland) 10 Lizzie Gulling (Ivanhoe Parker) 11 ' Amalgamated Sugar Co. 2-8 Int. EM F, H. Mytinger (J. H. Blumenstein) E 50 ft 0 F. H. Mytinger (J. H. Blumenstein) E60ft -..i 7 Frank Washburn (Mrs. J. W. White) SV4 ....., Frank Washburn (Mrs. J. W. While) "SV4 ... 2 L. Gulling (Ivanhoe & Parker .,..,11 Mnry Noble (W.. A. Deputy) 8 E. P. Day (Thos. -Moore) 10 S. R. Haworth itl ,S.' R. Haworth 32 fi. R. Haworth S 80 ft 33 S. , Haworth S 80 ft .;...S4 'Frank Pike Part 3 Utura May White 28 Laura May White 30 Ohiia E. Wilson (Rosanah Glass) ..1 Chas E. Wilson (Rosanah Glass) ..2 h. R. Perry (Hugh Olvey) 21 h. R. Perry (Hugh Olvey) 22 C. B. Wnlker 8 G. E.' Walker Ella White C66 ft . . 1 lto 4 Ella White . 5 J. G. Johnson (E. D. Thomas) ....12 R.' L. Newlin 1 G. Bengelsdorff (E. R, Hnworth) 10 G. Bengelsdorff (E. R. Haworth) 11 G. iBengolsdorff (E. R. Haworth) 12 T. 11. Crawford Ei of 1 T. H. Crawford E' of 12 T. H. Crawford S 27.6 ftEW of ....3 J. E. Stevenson (11. Mclnnis) W 42V4 ft of E 85 ft '..7 J. E. Stevenson (II. Mclnnis) W 42V4 ft of E 85 ft 8 F. H. Mytinger (J. H. Blumenstein) E. 50 ft 0 F. II. Mytinger (J. II. Blumenstein) . E. 60 ft ...7 ..1 ..2 ...3 .4 5 ..11 .'.10 ..12 ...5 '...6 ...1 ... ...7 ..1ft ..20 108 Chaplin's 108 Chaplin's 6 Coggan's 2d 0 Coggan's 2d Ufl Chaplin's 116 Chaplin's 110 Chaplin's 110 Chaplin's 110 Chaplin's 108 Chaplin's 108 Chaplin's 108 Chaplin's 108 Chaplin's 108 Chaplin's 108 Chaplin's 121 Chaplin's 121 Chaplin's 121 Chaplin's 121 Chaplin's 112 Chaplin's 112 Chaplin's 13 Grandy's ' 13 Grandy's 10 Grandy's 10 Grandy's 10 Grandy's 1 14 Grandy's 0 Grandy's 9 Grandy's 9 Grandy's 9 Grandy's ' : 108 Chaplin's 108 Chaplin's 108 Chaplin's 108 Chaplin's , 13 Grandy's 14 Grandy's 01 Chaplin's 01 Chaplin's , (11 Chaplin's 01 Chaplin's 6 Komig'a 11 Connordnle 11 Connordnle 12 Connofdale ' 9 Connordnle ' 9 Connordnle 1 Connordnle 1 Connordnle 1 Connordale 1 Connordaie 1 Connordale 1 Connordale 1 Connordale 1 Connordale 1 Connordnle 1 Connordale "1 Connordale 1 Connordale 1 Connordale ., 1 Connordale 1 Connordnle 1 Connordnle 1 Connordale .Connordale 1 1 Oonnnrdnle 1 Conn 5 Homiir 88 Chaplin's 13 Grandy's , 13 Grandy's 01 Clinplin's 01 Chaplin's 5 Romig's 12 Coggan'a 0 Coggan's 108 Chaplin's 108 Chaplin's 108 Chaplin's 108 Chaplin's 9 Coggan's 108 Chaplin's 108 Chaplin's 20 Predmore's 20 Predmore's 1 8 predmore's 18 Predmore's 3 Predmores .3 Predmore's 116 Chaplin's 116 Chaplin's . 8 Grandy's 14 Grandy's 4 Romig's ' 4 Romig's 4 Romig's 10 Grandy's 10 Grandy's 10 Grandy's 11 Grandy's 11 Grandy's fclmp. Dist Amount IB IB 1A , 1A 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 H 14 14 14 ' 14 14 14 3A 140.85 3A 3A ,3A 3A 3A 3A 3A : 4A 4A 4A 4A 4A : 4A i kib ; Hi 13 10B 40 30 8fl 30 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 .19 39 . .39 39 39 39 . 119 39 39 39 60 90 02 5B. 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 65 55 08 08 1)8 OR OH 08 57 57 . 53 53 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 T. H. Crawford E"-i T. H. Crawford E4 T. H. Crawford E', T. H. Crawford E,, T. H. Crawford EV4 j. Gulling (Ivanhoe Parker) .. L. Gulling (Wnlter Parker) .... J. G. Johnson (Ed. Thomas) .... R. L. Lincoln (I). W. Sheean) ... R L. Lincoln (D. W. Sheean) ... R. L. Newlin Elizabeth Rogers (W. E. Amos) Elizabeth Rogers (W. E. Amos) D. L. Stanley (E. N. Bushncll) .. D. L. Stanley (E. N. Bushnell) .. Anna L. Carson Anna L. Carson .. Helen M. Geddes Helen M. Geddes W',4 Helen M. Geddes Helen M. Geddes Helen M. Geddes Helen M. Geddes Helm M. Geddes Helen Mi Geddes Julius Kisher (F. Jasperson) S'4 Julius Kisher (F. Jasperson) S',4 Julius Fisher (F. Jasperson) S',4 Julius Kisher (F. Jasperson) SV4 Julius Kisher (F. Jasperson) S'4 J. M. Kochenspargcr .1. M. Kochenspnrger Ij Grande Investment Co La Grande Investment Co Maude M. McNown Maude M. McNown Maude M. McNown 1 . .23 .,.! ..10 ..17 ..IS !.6 ...8 ...9 ...4 . ..r. ..10 13 Grandy's sewer 1-1 13 Grandy's Sewer 1-1 10 Grundy's Sewer 1-1 10 Grandy's Sewer 11 10 Grandy's Sower 1-1 10 Grandy's Sewer 1-1 10 Grandy's Sewer 1-t 5 Romig's 1-1 5 Romig's 1-1 8 Grandy's 11 7 Romig's 1-1 7 Romig's 1-1 14 Grandy's 1-1 SI Predmoie's Sewer 2-1 31 Predmore's Sewer 2-1 5 Predmore's Sower 2-1 5 Predmore's Sower 2-1 123 Chaplin's Sower 2-1 123 Chaplin's Sewer 2-1 121 Chaplin's Sewer 21 124 Chaplin's Sower 2-1 M8 Chaplin's Sewer 2-1 148 Chaplin's Sewor 2-1 150 Chaplin's Sewor 2-1 150 ( huplin's Sewer 2-1 150 ('huplin's Sewer 2-1 150 Cluinlin's- Sower 2-1 153 Chaplin's Sower 2 1 1.13 Chaplin's Sower 2-1 153 Chaplin's Sower ? t 153 Chaplin's Sower 2-1 153 Chaplin's Scwrr 2-1 152 Chaplin's Si wer 2-1 152 Chnulin's Sower 2-1 19 Predmore's Sewer 2-1 19 Prodmore's Sewer 2-1 5 Predmore's Sewer 2-1 5 Predmore's Sower 2-1 5 Predmore's Sewer 2-1 J. Spiker (S. E. Splker) John Meivuie ' . John Melville".".". v M. H. Kirtlejr (E, Dated this 20th day of July, 1918. 1st la Grandy's 2d Sew'r 1-4 97.62 . .-. . . ....... 14 job cnap n s bwr Aaams-w W wquid probably ;wM to nW i'V'-irEf'7!'? ' ' -'MJaI W " I"' dimW In nf UL pooilTes' have n-halr,;-E. E. Kirtley) .'Y. ..4; 108 Chaplin's Sewer ;9 801j;fl d and .paci)i,tr ence. 4 I MMM 'o PrintlngJhe .Observef(vMaln "37, ' -J 6- m---,,vg7?hL ! OGT. .Vv li If''' ' "' ' Chief of Poilce, City of La Grande, Oregon, 'm T, "i I kV- AVV " i.A iJuly 20,27i Aug..S, 10, 17. ' i , ,,' ., , ., ,!! Jot printing, .The .QbseryerMaln 37, 1 0mm ml rWM.AT$MwB I S ml . . " Should Remina You That the "Good Old Su 1 1 1 7m tioA-wi&frank Vvtopv S ; r time" Will Soon Be Gone and : n -. - :-. . . .,, aw 50.37 23.12 78.29 ' 337.50 657.94 101.24 261.10 757.38 291.47 24.46 . 25.04 34.21 40.02 31.92 101.00 80.07 701.91 ',vJbw-ard! - Ordtw-noe. Truckil led Tires' 10B 284.48 107.78 27.24 40.00 40.00 50.00 104.88 30.00 206.19 ' 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 203.04 309.88 60.00 60.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 60.00 181.12 85.28 101.18 .81.53 99. 212.52 248.41 221.0 142.93 130.68 123.90 129.44 406.82 128.03 128.03 155.05 78.55 B.95 9.02 17.27 31. SO 320.78 109.81 153.55 229.13 100.711 184.56 327.31 128.31 08.82 18.78 Can vou beat it. "Air costs too tiuch" an association of tire filler manufacturers says in a call for a : convention soon to be held to take ' up on tho heels of tho now govern ment rule, another war-time waste which runs into millions. Efficiency and vor-timo thrift demand that the enormous lo.?3 due to punctures and blow-outs of alr-lnllatcd tires be stopped. . x . "Cast-off casings representing a vast amount of money wasted can be' and should bo conserved," heads of the association declare. By discard ing air for a standard filler thou sands of miles have been added to truck and passenger car tiro mile age, and reduced their upkeep in labor and money by a large percent age, according to 30,000 satisfied users of better-than-air fillers en rolled -nd ready to back up argu ments to federal, and city. govern ments and to industrial ana com mercial houses which are now com- fdaining of labor shortage and Jj lycry charges. . . "Whole reeiments of men are em ployed needlessly to repair punc tures and blow-outs," said Frank D. Mayer, the "moving, spirit of the as sociation. "Every -conceivable tc-.t of tire fillers has been mude in the Chicago Essc'nkay laboratories or in road service, ,'i'ho standard tire fillers are now well tested and' others should become known as bo gus. When thero is a substitute for. air no general can afford to send trucks forward subject to punctures or blow-outs, neither can shippers' with rush orders in hand. Right now)' air as a tire filler costs this coun try untold millions annually and our association will mobilizo cur owners to Use filled tires that the waste of time, money and temper, caused by air-inflated tires, shall be Btopld. . . i Name--1. . Anna Pause (A. W. Jones) . Anna Pause (A. W. Jones) . J. B. Lindsey W. S. Snook) J. B. Lindsey (W. S. Snook) Bernard Snow Bernard Snow .4 Bernard Snow . . . . 5 Bernard Snow ; i .... 6 Julius Fisher niv. Julius Fisher Julius I'isher. 5 Julius Fisher ...4 J. II. Childs (V. AJ Deputy) p Ella White .. i". . . i .5 V. J. Washburn (EllaWhitc Est.) ' S'.4 ! V. J. Washburn (Ella Whlte.Est.) Lot Blk Addition Imp. Dist Amount ' 18 Predmoie's Sewer 2-1 12.24 30 Predmore's Sewer 2-1 12.24 18 Predmore's Sewer 2-1 15.23 18 Predmore's Sewer 2-1 . 15.23 18 Predmore's Sewer 2-1 10.49 18 Predmore's Sewer 2-1 10.49 18 Predmore's Sewer 2-1 10.49 18 Prudmora's Sewer 2-1 10.49 ..ti'ei.t'Pj,.0,',,24 Predmore!s Sewer 2-1 - .10.49 7 24 Predmore's Sewer 2-1 10.49 2l Predmore's Sewer 2-1 10.49 " 24 Predmore's Sewer 2-1 10.49 .12 Coggan's Sewer 3-2 19.9-1 (il Chaplin's Sewer 3-1 30.7ii 61 Chaplin's".. Sewer 3-1 23.11 1 L. M. Jenson Ella Wh iiiX 11 X J 82 133.27 78.98 12.36 11.92 ! 11.98 1 11.98 11.98 i 11.98 12.44 15 14 24.76 21 , 1 20.77 I 20.77 ; 11 8" 15.73 1 15.73 i 12 21 12.23 , 10.01 i 10.01 I 10.08. 8.34 I 1 5 Mil I 15.MM 34.84 IX. 04 19.07 19 07 6.74 White Ella White ....'.....-......'...;. G, Bengelsdorff (E. R. Haworth) G. Bengelsdorff (E. R. Haworth) Bengelsdorff (E. R. Haworth) Carbine E.jZTai'bine .... ... ; O. M. IleTWk W'4 ,V... O. M. Henco-cKW ', J. Iv. Homig (J. Mviljiley J. K. Koniig (J. M. Stalcy jlculah Newlin Beulah Newlin t. Keulah Newlin L. J. French (J. E. Reynolds) , . ).. J. Kronen (J. E. Reynolds) 1). A. Wright EXj' 1) A. Wright E D. A. Wright EU. L. A. Clifford W'4j C. V. Crawford E'.y W. C. Hanson W. f '. Hanson W. C. Hanson (J. II. Reynolds) 1 .on A. Koso i :-, , W. 11. Faxon ( 10. K. Jones) 3 W. 11. Faxon (E. F. Jones) S'.-;.... .4 Helen Geddos 9 Anna Oliver .4 Anna Oliver 5 Anna Oliver 0 It. & I. C. Kellev 0 1!. & I. C. Kellcy 7 J. D. Slater 0&7 Mrs. L. A. Adams 3 Mrs. I.. A. Adams W 10 ft 4 Sewer 3-1 , Sewer 3-1 Sewer 3-1 Sewer 3-1 Sewer 1-4 Sewer 1-4 77 Chaplin's 50 Chuplin's 50 Cha'tolin's 4 'RomiSi'B Romiir Iionnir s - Sewer 1-4 13 'Wandy'szd Sewer 1-4 13 Gn(ndy's2(fySewcr 1-4 12 Romig's Sicwcr 1-4 12 Romifs Server 1-4 8 Itomig's Sewer 1-4 . 8 Romig's 1-4 12 GrandyVi 2uN6cw 1-4 12 Grandy's 2d SWry-4 12 Grandy's 2d SeJ-4 13 Grandy's 2d Sew'r 1-4 13 Grandy's 2d Sew'r 1-4 12 Romig's Sewer 1-4 12 Romig's Sewer 1-4 12 Romig's Sewer 1-4 12 Romig's ' Sewer 1-4 7 Coggan's Sewer 3-1. 2 2-3-4 Lyman's Sub Div 3-1 A ..3 2-3-4 Lyman's Sub Div-3-lA .24 2-3-4 Lyman's Sub Div 3-1A 150 Chaplin's Sun Swr 2-3. 2 Grandy's 21 Sew'r 1-5 Grandy's 2d Sew r 1-5 .3 ; .5 ; :?i .4 .5 .0 V ..1 124 Chaplin!s 74 Chaplin's 74 C'hunlin's 74 Chaplin's 9 Romig's 1 Grandy's 1 Grandy's 62 Chaplin's' 62 Chnnlin's 14 911 . 111! , 9B Sewer 1-3 . ' 4 A 4A - 02 02 23.11 1 i '30.78 30.70 30.76 ! 00.10 ! K0.10, 00.10 122.02 . 122.02 j 30.05 36.0a-1 60.0S (iU.OS j 122.02! 122.02 ! , 122.02 ; 122.02 ! 122.02, .'10.05 1 30.05 30.05 j 36.05 21.91 1 O.O 1 9.30 I 10.45 i 82.82 j 28.15 14. 19 ! 8.99 30.74 j 202.35 146.91 1 45.44 281.68 115.51 34.14 i 26 BRITISH WOUNDED PASS THROUGH FRENCH LINE "t JIIs.31 "l- i I V 78 . -0 1 - J 1 PBKV.Vt. -- sjBi P4iV 8 ft, lr W VI iv V l " - IMirlng (be tlrrcnst of' the fighting In a battle In France BtltMi wounded on the way to hospitals wore carried past the linos of tho Krenoh. As he . -., passe Hip tromhee Hllod with machine Runners In notion this wounded 12 24 Tommy. Interested, has raised his head to Watch his Krenoh ooiHins help 12.24 1 ',o1'' Away at the rear In tho woihIs onvnlry h-irses can be seen 12.24 i corniil while their riders wait the command, to luKaneo. 1 1.1.73 ' Don't Postpone the Matter Too Long Buv While You Can Get It ,v. Delivered Punctually The I D Fuel V IceT . Feed Transfer Storage ! There Are Wheatless if Days Now I j - SK - and unless- more Jjfiople pay atten tion to our advice there are going to )e some .. C0ALLESS DAYS NEXT WINTER WE REITERATE BUY COAL NOW Sawy Holmes er- Mercantile Company Jefferson3Gree.iiwoodSts
