La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 29, 1918, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text'' ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1918 PAGE SIX ' '1 .si v 1. S . 5 I J i. m m 1 1 III SEPTEMBER OHKtiON MUHT 1IAVK II KK IIOM) J Qt'OTA HAISHI) KAIU-Y. Wholo State Howling KiierHica To .. i Finluli Itnforn Mnp O'Owk , , In Tho Morning. C The all-Important "znro hour" of thq mi tl leu In France Is to hnva Its counterpart in t!.o campaign of (liu Ftiorlli Liberty Loan In OreKon, , Battles In Francs' ara ' tlinod for in hour, or minutes of an hour. This time Is known as the "zoro liour" and Is a secret closely guard ed by the division heads. All - movements of troopa and all ac tion Is based on time calculations made from the "zojro hour." A certain infantry receives Instruc tions to take a eortaln object I vo at so many minutes pust the r.orii hour, In that way a whole cuni: palgn can be worked out in detail, with all commanders fully. . awn re cf their relation to other ' move ments, waiting only- the, secret 'which Is the key to the ; whole . jnovoimnt. , - . i Oregon's "joro hour" for the next Liberty Loan Is nine o'clock, Sep tember 28. This Is to be thrt waUliwiird for tlie whole drlvo and through voluntary subscriptions this slate Is expected.' to "havo at tained all objectives- and again . bo ,"over the ton"'flrt by 9 o'clock . Of Hie day wlioit other abates will sjust be getting Into action... County managers and, .committee men. in' their recent, meeting fn Portland decided that It could be done; that all progon. was to be (old how much Uncle Sam needed, nnd how badly he needed It, and Us patriotic citizens would each do their part so willingly that tho effort .-of soliciting ' 'committee would not be needed. 8yrubolizlng this whole schema, state headquarters has sent' to the Observer, a graphic Interpretation of the spirit of the campaign. It la n small clock . with the "zero hour" nine o'clock pointed out by the hands. . ',-;'.-.. . At the top, a soldier In an ex. piewlou of grim determination brings home thq spirit , of accom plishment, while -at the bottom ls Uncle Sam, confidently looking at the lime - Indicated.. It' ' Is.?; up ;-tb Oregon to see that ho Is hot dls appointed. ' vt Buttons for subscribers" to the next loan havo also arrived In , Oregon and ore, now being distri buted to the county organization. The outlon Is sllKhtly jsmiUliiC than' the last. It Is patterned after the honor Hag iof the Inst loan, being a .rectangle of white bordered with red and crossed by the four blue, stripes, symbolizing the Fourth Li berty Loan.',- 'I' )T :'. !' . Posters and other, advertising matter are arriving -In great quanti ties and problems ' of previous driver with regard to slow deliver ies cf (supplies have been overcome with early movement from Wash ington in tho 'way 'of large poster nud lithographs and local produc tion of the smaller matters. Local oommlttees will get what ' they wunt when they need It so that thcy will bo able to offer their subscribers every inducement to make his voluntary declaration In plenty of time to make' good tho plan of tho state committees. TEACHERS URGED TO LOYAL WORK . , . ' I V i - I 'I' f .) V - TMNTV Sl'I'UIUNTKNDkNT IX ( , HINTS 0, l lHOI,l)INI THK . ' '. ' FLAG t.V SOHOOl. !-" , County Superintendent J Ivanhoe has Issuejd a circular letter to mil . of her teachers In Union county, which Is based upon patriotism and the upholding of the flag in school work. This is quite a Contrast u tho utterances of Grace Du Gruff, at one time hond of the grade louciiei-s aHsunnuon in i-ornnnu, : , . ..f- rrt .mrti for . that lady did not want tho pu-n W H Hfc. .AIL UKS pils to inarch to and from the'"'' scnool room becauso It was "mill, fary." Miss Do Graff was u nieiu bex of the Henry Ford pence ship purty, but since the world hus been forced to fight for an oxlstenro no iiioie is heard of the Du Graffs and other pacifists. Tne Ivanhoo sentiment contained la the letter to .teachers la the sentiment that his made mothors Kind to be able to furnish a son for the cause of liberty. Among other things she says: 'tn Inklnir tin ilia duties of nn- fithur school year. I know that youCainp Lewis nil to pieces. Tho will fool that tho calls from this office will be constant and varied In oi dor (o promoto tho war actlvl. ; ties that still confront us as a na : tlon. Last year we rose . to moot i. ovary ' demnnU of our govornment, .nnd Ui; Ion county was ever at tbe front and "ovy tho top" In all war woik conducted by the schools. I trust you will watch for every op . porttinlty to instill into the minds . c our children that the meaning r and purpose of all school work is '. to educate true, loyal and patriot ' Ic Amel-icnna. Keep 1lio echool ' flag ever waving; tytch tho flag ' salute nnd the pledge of alleKlnnce ti Old Glory, nnd do your best and 1 your all to ImBten tho successful ' completion of this World War." Job Printing, The Ooservcr, Mnin 87. 28, ." wmm CLOCKS WILL -BESET I'ltlCmDIiNTIAL l'ltOCMSIATIO.N '.'',. WMHn 'os ."mmtitKit I'litsr Ponro lOstlnmtcs Chirks , ' U'iiIi'Iiph ' Of Country Clone To Half llillioii. nuil "When Pionldont Wllnon on Oc tober 1st next (snos bis order, from the White Iiouse, how mnnj docks and watches will be tiunt l buck one hour, do you think?"- This was, the startling questlo; put to Capt. "jack" 1'eare, durlnij ii tow minutes' conversation ubou the war, and other mattein of local Intel est. V ..... ' V'.on Mrr Poaro w.ia asked in make a rough . estlmutos of this question, and - having boe,n In tlv wntc'i and Jewelry business for up wards ,'pfH 3,5 ve'r4-th las :" riMlit here In La Grando, the Cup tiln ssid It would ho alnii l nr.. poV lb''; to.Bstlniato tho nu i.I er' "f elm ks and watches o'vnea In tho L-nltM.' Statos, hut ho cou d make u netty, rloso giicps at It. J.Hi' .'Kgan .by stating tm . lie had eer. repairing watches at thu rate of about 2,000 each your for . 36 veart, or a total of 70,000, wlileh ts oviiusive or tne work or puu ni; in I'ijttnls, or hands on a na.cj ovory . f ev, days for personal friends . :'.' liking as basis, the population of tho United Hiatus as given to dayr about f . ,100,000,000 , people, ind wb bnvo now, In France ueitily 2,000,000 soldiers, and with that Humour tlif.vo Is another man or vonia.i In' Franco to take caro of he fighters. But be that as ! may, we may' safely estimate ih:i'. ilit to are 20,000,000 f'imllies In tho ;ountry at 'largo, and that would mean 20,000,000 clocks to begin with. There are, I should judgo lncludng all the, largo cit ies, an well us smnller ones, snnie thiiiK like 5,000,000 public clocks Including the thousnnds and thuti- sliidj of Wos'tern Union Clocks In eveiy. city of importance. ' ,, . "Now to got ilown to brass tacks (.a , the, .watches, each kid . Is never u loan, or woman at six years ai ago, unless he or she lina a tvatcti 6t some kind or other, no matter if:, It will or will not run it mti.-t look .like,' a :atch,- or our Young Amaiican kid will go on a strike. That would bring the, sum total of clocks and winches, In round fig ures, clone to half a billion. . ,- "Can uny nation bent it? "What u big Job President Wil son will have to do on Oolohor first." John Maston, La Grando bry v.i tloned nt Camp Fremont, Calif., writes to relatives here: "1 iiiii cooking for 250 m-'n. 'there are four of us culled eii'i t eooks. We have about ten follow o under us to wash tho dishes .uu'. -ilt on the tables. It Is the 'in est tiling I have ever done. 'Ac have everything to rut, pinenpp.i-p. app!e nnd oranges, and then lied tea to drink. This rniun. bt.ua main men eoine -ind ask yon if you will oo no and so. The only thlnn ' ;s the water. It is warm, hut then j we have Ire In tho kitchen. It i Is Just like ramping out. for In stance, u tent that Is 16 x 10 with an electric HkM in It for six fel. lows to sleep In. "T.Mk about a trip! I surely had one! We rt tried from Camp Lewis Saturday ahoul 1 1 o'clock i.nd icaohed t'nmp Fremont about p.e aame, tlmo on MomTay. Wo stoppfd at Portland alioul nn hour. D'lisro we wero met by liundredi! ,.r Ho,! I'mu e-Ii-i. tint n.vi..nr,i m,,.,iv neoei... ..n 1 r, .' 7 ,:" niui'A hi nut.. "Wo slopped In Ashlnmt and til unit that niineiul water. It Ilko that at Hot Lake! We stop ped tiKUln at Shasta' Springs, Cnl. The Kirlii guvo us the finest flowers' I hsvti ever seen, - Everything was Imply grand, ; .,' I- C. Nalnon.' with the A. E. F,-' cddivis s relatives here as fnl ows:'. "Jiet retti:ned fioin n short vinil to tue front In the Chateau Tlii-viiy secloi. I was only titers r a' alibi f?' time, biit .what "time' I waB'lha"! roiiMi what "footing It," sloepini in diib'otitH, wearing gas mask and l.clniet, alert constantly and ei ng 1 lined bread and -canned . beef :i'nn. slaqtly without ... a .change .were. ABlde from waking tip, and- fi.idln oiirelf staring a dead Aius.'i.'ali In the face, after having nverod .1 wod after dark and lylu In a dugout till, morning, seeing wnml- ed Americans brought In,- also beaucoup doad Germans', anl los ing the Gormuns moving, wl.h-mt even taking their belongings, there is littlo more to say. Occasionally an enemy airplane, files over, but it Is immediately driven back bo fore it can do much harm. "I also spent two days In F-tri I siire made use of my visit. ' 'a '.o Paris are not regular u;c.r- :ences. I rode on the, big forrlF wheul and the undergrount! way. The subway Is certn'iil' a wondtrftil piece of work. "Among many other thlni'.i of interest, I ' visited the m iv;nni where the tomb of Nnpoleura n found. "He;neniber me to my friends " Y. M. C. A. In Portuirnl Thh Aniorlcnn Y. M. C. A. has opened n center In Colmbra, Por mgal. "The Eyes of the World," Harold Bell Wright's popular story, at Sher ry's, Friday, August 30, one day only. 8-20-lt Second hand school books taken on exchange, or for cash, at Newlin Book & Stationery Co. ; 8-24tf PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY COURT The following bills were allowed at the August term of tho County Court of Union county.: . s' j ,. H. R. Hnnnu, services as court '.', reporter 25.7fv hiVeiett VVallsiiurer, grand jur- - , or .......... ...4 .i .-4.70 S. K. Baker, do 20 Ed. Logan, do , i-.. Francis Huynes, do 1 C. Kennedy, do D. L. Sanderson, do Thos. Burns, do ; . B. G. Fritts, juror June term E. I). Lamb, witness State vs. Busick Dexter Enton. iurnr June term 7.40 ' 8.20 3.60 7.00 ..9.20 COO 7.20 .00 5 Loe Wnrnick, prisoners' board 11.37 l.ce wnrnick, office expenses 54.04 Lee Wnrnick, sheriff's expense Dexter Mcllroy, tuking prison ers to Salem C. K. McCormiek, express . . Irmn Wylde, work in clerk's office U. G. Couch, deputy hire, .... It. C. Alexander, work in as sessor's office G K. Hnller, field deputy as sessor , ' Jap Christainsen, searching for J. C. Weaver T. W. DeBorde, janitor and - night watehmnn Irvin Koyle, hauling rubhishi. M. K. Pomcroy, work on court house A. E. Ivanhoe, stamps Helen Poston, clerk school su perintendent's office 99.85 Hi. 10 .65 80.00 60.00 51.90 6.00 15.00 75.00 1.50 2.00 6.00 35.00 Arthur C. Williams, J. P. fces, Mate vs. Goodcll I. W. Fau'.k, constable fees, State vs. (ioodell Julia Goodcll, witness fees, "10.30 13.30 State vs. Gootlell 5.30 F. E. White.-do 5.10 r.uwin n. .Miiinm, ao 4.70 4.70 ! V"' al!",:.? "V V, ' ' ' ' Mute vs. Wilson 10.55 1 L- Raj'burn, constable fees, State vs. Wilson 3.10 ' Edna Mayberry, witness fees, i State vs. Wilson 1. 70 1.70 (. iilto that at Hot Lake! "We stop- Tnkc Tmnasawa, do -1:70 " 1.70 V, F, Weiss, , J, P. fees, State ' W. toltling "' 2,05 Ji B. Brashears, constable fees, i State vs. Goldintt 2.70 U K. Weiss, acting coroner Weaver inquest 9.(10 Charlie Mollsted, service! Wea- ver inquest 0.80 Barney B. Owsley, juror Wea ver inquest ' 1.20 J. E. Folsom, do '. 6.00 Jap Christainsen, do . 3.20 Charlie Mollsted, do 3.20 Ceo. Beickel, do ..... , 3.20 J. H. Henderson, do , S.C0 Samuel W. Sims, witness Wea ver inquest 1.70 E. 3. Williams, do ., ' 1.70 E. G. Kirby, autopsy J. C. Wea- ver ; ', ' 29.00 Dr; A. L. Richardson, county registrar 5.50 Mrs. H. Oftedal, do ..- 1.28 Mrs. iA. H. Sullivan, do .75 Dr. E. U. Lamb, do 5.00 Or. Malcolm Irvine, do 1.25 Mrs. K. L. Gilmore, do . 1.75 Dr. E. G. Kirby, do 3.75 Macie M. Ward, witness State .vs. Ward ,. 5.20 May Mayotte, do 6.20 T. W. DeBorde, care of delta- .. quent 7.60 Albert Olsen, witness juvenile . court 0.80 Tillman Olsen, witness juve nile court 0.80 Thomas Olsen, do . 0.80 Claude -Jones, do 0.60 Jack Jones, do ............. 6.00 Riifus E. Lindley, do ....... . 7.20 Thos. hJ. Sumpter, do 0.00 CL. Scott,. do 5.20 Molimlh Sumnter. do ....... . . 0.00 Mqry Trueter, do 2.20 J. C. thristainsen, do 2.20 Calvin Emersonj tlo . .'; 2.20 'W.. U.,!TehBraph Co., ao '.' ' 8.0S KUhHrti: Stationery & Printing :'; Cd.,l)rand book .....'.:,,.. 6.00 Nash Electric Co., supplies 24.00 E. O. Light & Power Co., lights 8.85 Spaeth & Goss, repairs at court house- 2.25 City of La Grande, water rent 23 05 The 'J.i'D,' Lynch Co., supplies 48.cU F. ,L. Lilly, supplies 10.00 ynio.n County Telephdne Co., telephone service ........ . ' 8.00 Home Independent Telephone 'Co., do 37.06 Glass & Prudhomme, supplies 04.01 La Grande Printing Co., print ing 1,'Jn W. U. Telegraph Co., telegrams 2.61 Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, allowance for July ; : 10.00 J. F. Phydnuto expense ...... 53.40 Foley & Rogers, taxi hire .... 0.00 J. H. Barnes, relief indieent, soldiers v. . ... 00.00 G. L. Biggers, services county physician , 20.0C Grande Ronde' Hospital, hos pital services ; ,42.00 Hot Lake Sanatorium Co., do. . 17.50 Levy-Vogel Drug Co., supplies . for poor. foam.-..., 14 20 J. A. Yeager, district sealer. . . 47.52 G. L. Lariaon, war board ex penses . ..'.'. .. . ,40.04 Hill's Department Store, sup plies for jail -., ... .... 17.42 Stnndiii-d Laundry Co., laundry . for jrtil . J.fcO Golden Rule Co., supplies . .. . 11. IS Clyde L. Kiddle, .aupplles': fof poor farm ,..:.,..., 17.S3 M. R. Thompson, do S.00 Vern Sion, work at poor farm 5.25 Mable Hug, do, 20.00 Wm. Sion, superintendent poor farm 75.CU Carr Furniture Co., supplies ' . ' poor farm 27.90 I. a Grande Evening Observer, printing ... v. 24.70 Elgin Recordew.Publishing Co., do i..V...,. 24.25 Eastern Oregon. Republican, do 25 00 C. V. McKinney, water master 10.75 A. J. Willis, deputy water mas ter 20.40 A. J. Willis, work on ditches.. 24.00 W. H. Bohnenkamp Co., sup- . plies for roads ............ 10.50 Bolton-Bodmor Co., freight on culverts ifi.nl J. M. Choate, road suppliies.. 6.00 O. F. Coolidfte, road signs .... 7.00 Huttie J. Eckley, sand and gravel 10.50 D. Fitzgerald, repairs on road machinery 42.07 Denby Motor Truck Co., pay ment on auto truck ,. 200.00 M. M. Gilkison, road supplies 28.25 Grande Ronde Garage, repair ing Gas Tank 2.00 Grande Ronde iAimbor Co., lumber ,, : ". .... 43.20 Hodson-Feenaughty Co., sup- plies'.;.;.. ' 2.45 Island City M. & M. Co., do ". . ; . 67.83. La Grande Implement Co., do 22.80 F. L. Lilly, do 31.87 R. A. Mttsterton, blncksmithing 13.25 Mitchell & Brinkman, do .... 03.25 Roscoe.'Neal, county surveyor 40.00 W. A. Davis, viewing roads... 3.00 C. J. Black, do 3.00 Goo. W. South, supplies for roads . . 28.25 N. K. West & Co., do 6.50 W. H. Allen, work on roads. . . 8.75 Wm. Bnnton, do 45.00 D. A. Barnes, express, etc 8.75 D. A. Barnes, do 110.0C Joe Trncey, do 110.00 H. Bader, do 00.75 U. S. Blacker, do 12.00 J. H. Blumenstein, do 13.75 E. N. Bushnell, do 90.00 Alfred Bushnell, do 00.00 G. W. Delay, do 15.65 E. H. DeLonu, do -. 9.75 August Erk'kson, do 34.99 Willis Wright, do 127.50 Geo. Grout, do 130.00 A. J. Kenyon, do 36.00 L. C. Groutl do 104.01 Anton Chindeler, do 79.50 II. II. Grout, do 12.00 lames Williams, do 21.00 Harley Laughlin, do 3.00 Alex Shaw, do , 3.00 Dean Olsen, do 3.00 lerry Darling, do 3.00 Frank Stickncy, do 3.0C Geo. Niles, do 3.0C Geo. Higinbothnm, do S.OC N. B. Hodirkiiu. do 14.6? F. M. Martin, do H. R. MrKennon, do ... . 1.5.00 . 29.2S . to.sr Bnrnev Oldenburg, do Dick Peebler, do 17.2." Frank Ross, do 30.00- ij nayuura. up: , , . . . . ,,.,..'. .Guy EJlis,. do. I Norman Ross, do 9.00 Archie Ross, do 3.00 Oscar Draper, do 4.50 Sam Ruckman, do 38.00 W. -O. 8herwood;Mo-; ;y;:-.v: L. H. Stover, .do . ......... .,' 0.00 J. C, Terry,' do ; . ";:';; v; 8.75 J, A. Farley, do . . . ; . . ;;. . . , .S 18.00 Frank Hubbell, do . .!. , 43.50 H. E. Watts, do 40.50 I Geo. Looslie, do 18.00 Chus. Dobson, do '33.00 F. Miller, do 39.00 Roy Hull, do 90.00 A. J. Vandevantcr, do , 90.00 Us. Duncun, do ............. 30.00 C. Vunorder, do 43.60 James Wirth, do 7.50 G. V. Wilkinson, do 7.00 John Winn, do 18.00 Jacob .Clark, do . . ; 12.00 Joe Turnbok, do 3.00 Frank'Munson, do 9.00 Everett Perell, do , 12.00 Aivln Austin, do ............ 8.00 D. T. Murchison, do .......... 3.00 Earl Park, do .' 3.00 Wayne Park, do , 3.00 J. D. Woodell, do 1.60 J. L. Woodell, do ., 24.50 Ora Btchtel, do 13.50 N. Fitzgerald, do 30.00 J. H, Barnes, do , , . 18.00 E. W. Blrchfield, do .' 18.00 J. W. Sills, do 6.00 F. fC. White, do 7.00 J. I). Muir, do ...... 102.00 Benson Eros., do , 4.60 Beat) Bros., do 93.76 Robt. Patten, do 120.35 Mrs. Robt. Patten, board for road men . . ....... , . (10.88 Vern Bean, do 45.50 Benson Bros., do 11.33 G. W. DeLay, do . . ....... 0.00 J. D. Muir, do 38.33 J. D. Muir, work on roads .... 135.00 Jesse Bean, do -. . 01.50 Gnt Bean, do 43.50 Art Hyde, do 7.50 Joe Hubocli. do '.'..,' 30.00 Aug. Daland, do ........ 9.00 Archie Kej'nolds, do . Art-Oatman, do . . . ... . .'. . Art Tibbie, if . .-. 33.00 9.00 2.62 amm Classified Ads IX)R ItKNT FUHN18HI3B FOR RENT FurnisKcU rooms' for rent. Phone Red 3171-. 8-21tf Mill ItliNT FOR RENT Two rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire Observer of . fice. 8-28tf r'OR RENT Modern, 6-room house. Call Main 780. 6-28-tf FOR RENT Seven room house, on First street. Inquire Hilton's Garage. . 8-26tf WANTED. WANT TO RENT Five or six room furnished house, for about ' two months. Address D. E. Myers, care Sommcr Hotel. 8-28tf WANTED Two boys 16 years oli Steady work all winter, good wages' See Manager of Western Union, i ' 8-27,5t WANTED To rent furnished, or part ly furnished house, by permanent tenants. Inquire Observer office. 7-lCtf WANTED. To rent, by young couple without children, small Furnished House with modern conveniences and garden. State terms and location to "A," care of Tho Observer. tf ! FOR SALfe Oil TRADE i FOR SALE Teams. The J. D. Lynch Co. 8-lG.tf FOR SALE Good team, wagon nnd harness. Phone Black 342 8-20tf Thi, the "L".Head type ; of automobile engine, like all internal combustion njfinos, requires an oil tliat holds its lubricating qualities at cylinder heat, burns clean in the com bustion chambers' and eoes out with exhaust. ZKKOLENK mis these requirements perfectly, because it is correctly ro flnrd from teffctcd Cali fornia aspttaJt-baao crude. T. R. MAXWELL, LOCAL ' The standard Atmy Shoe made from top-grade materials by top-notch work men under expert supervision. 1 All the more reason why you should insist on the Buckhecht Army Shoe and accept no other. '' , Worn by thousands of men in all walks of life- Office Men Attorney Physician Hikers Farmers OrehardUta Motonnen Conductors Hunters Look for the name Buckhecht stamped on the sole of every Shoe. ft If not obuinable from your Healer, send name ami your order direct to BUCKINGHAM & HECHT Manufacturt'rs San Francisco Afltone-Spenekr do - m i-l 9. 14- Theo. .Glossey, do " 16.50 Harry PaMerif 'dej-' ... .". -18.94 Henry Niemon, do .Vi . . vi'i.d ' O.Ot S. N. Hackler, do ; 0.00 Robt. Patten, do 11.00 Fred Perkins, do 13.12 .Guy Hall, do 1.60 Glen Perkins, do O.OU E. W, Pease, do 12.00 Walter Stanley, do ....... ; .. 9.00 J. Delaney, do ...... . . . . j 13.50 Frank Dean, do 12.00 Fred Hurt, do 13.10 Clayton Hibbert do ......... 12.00 J. Bogard, do 6.00 Dave Hutchinson, do . 3.00 S. I. Benson, do' 4.50 J. R. Benson, do -f 50 bar! Loam, do r ., , 4.50 Dad Loam, do 4.50 Rich Davis, do ........ ..V1... '' 4.50 Wm. Kirk, do ................ 8.00 Arthur Basset, do .Y. . . .'; . ... S.0C J. G. Huland, do . . . .. . . 3.00 Ira Thrall, do ......... i - - 3.00 Vern Bean, o 30.00 Galloway-Rees Co., auto sup plies .. ,. 87.38 Standard Oil Co., do , . . . . . 327.84 Grande Ronde Lbr. Co., lumber 540.85 W. J. Townley, toad supplies. . 1.70 R. H. Davis, work on bridges 130.00 O. O, Johnson, do 100.00 Charles Shaw, do 67.75 T. M. Brannon, do i . 76.60 Dave Ellsworth, do . . 82.85 J. & Plank, do . . ..... . . . . , . . 87.50 Chns. Wengle. do 123.00 Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co., road supplies 3o0.30 B. W. Shores, taxi hire ...... 1.50 W.'J. Townley, commissioner's fees 10Z.3U Sella Tauscher, grand jury wit ness 11.00 11.50 11.00 8.20 2.20 2 ','H Sam W. Sims, do . John W. Schmittle, do : E. B. William, do . . , Rosr Dunbar, do .'. I J. O. Christiansen, do , FOR ' SALE two gentle wares, L. Mars, : 7-20tf weight about 2050 Ips. J. S. avenue.. iiJ "i ; ' , FOR SALE Stock ranch for sale. For particulars apply, to Ales Lindsay. . , '' " ,' 8-20-flt1 FOR SALE One Sfudebaker car and " one Chalmers truck, both in good condition; cheap. Phone Black 1012. i . 8-2Gtf FOR SALE, HOPS. Three pound package of Oregon hops deliver ed nny where In tbe U. S. by parcel post, prepaid, $1.00. F. M. Morley, Sllverton, Oregon. 8-22-lm FOR: SALE Cut flowers. Phone Red 511, or call 1702 Spruce St. 8-10tf FOR SALE One-ton used auto truck. McCrary Auto Co. 7-17tf FOR SALE Used Maxwell, car, in -first class condition. ; Inquire 1420 ' Y avenue. '' ' i '. V 8-14 .' FOR SALE-s-Restaurant and fur nished '. rooms., will sell cheap. ..Phone Main 730. 8-12 tf FOR SALE. A Ford, vMnj:woll. Chevrolet ahd-,an 'Overland, - All In first-class shape. '. , i ; n. A. HeCRAB?. . 7-30-tf LOST AND FOUND LOST Purse, containing about $40, on Fourth street. Black purse; with bill and change pockets. Reward. Leave at Observer office. 8-28-3t,p LOST Log chain. Finder please re turn to J. D. Lynch Co. i ; i Observer advertising will bring re- suUs- "Proven Entirely Satisfactory" Jiuy jjciict-t naiiuiaLiun can ac count for the use of ZEROLENE by the majority of automobile own ' I(. ers, - Lending coiit distributors alto testify that It 'is "a most satisfactory motor oil." . . t They know from the records of thefr serlca departmentsand we know from exhaustive ' tests that ZEROLENK, correctly refined , from selected California asphalt-base crude, Slves perfect lubrication with least carbon eposit. Get our lubrication chart showlnj ' the correct consistency, for your car. ; .- -t , t At deaJera mnrywMre and Standard Oil ' ' ' ' Servicm Station. t ( ... STANDARD OH. COMPANY , $ (CalUerala) ' , :' ZEROLENE Ihe Standard Oil for Motor Cars 1 AGENT, LA GRANDE, ORE. $6.50 to $8.00 " ' f - i, - i, , ; 1.1 .7t l?T Jars. . E..C; JJadsay, .inilauinUy '.. on cow ;.'.,, .... ' l:i fit) J. 8; Johns',' rbut! on iiaws . l,o. wT1W0 In re monthlystatement ot county clerk of scalp bounty-warrants. State ment approved. . voVeiri m tnum In re monthly report' of the county treasurer. Report approved. , In re monthly allowance to varicus inaitsont persons. Allowed as follows: W. U Clark $5.00, Susan. Enloe 10, Margaret Goodwin $7.50, Catherine Herrmann $7.50, Amelia Hilderbraut $12.50, T. M. Hughcy $15, Carrie Jack son $10, Hans Jensen $10, Millie- Mc Lachlen $10, A'meda McCurrey $7.60, Esther Powers $7.50, Caroline Perlcy $10, D. W. Souder $16, Clara Series $10, Mrs. J. O. Sage $10, Mrs. J. Q. Shirley $12.50, Sarah Thompson $7.60, ' Susie Trott. $10, Mrs. .Robert Wllkju son.$5.00. '. . - . '.. u . . Jn re approval. of widows' pension's. Ap,'ioved ns cilowed. :, it. In re payment of taxes to Wollow.t , county on transient live stock,. Con tinued for the term. - '"' In ra pi opeseri county roil i t-ti-t'oned for by M. -B, Wilson, bfrial. Continued for the term. i-. , In re proposed -county road, pell-' tioned for' by J. D. Muir, et a I. Re- ' port of viewers accepted and r-,ad or dered opened. . , - . V ' In re proposed county road peli tiloned for by Lloyd Biekford, et nl. Surveyor instructed to view und sur vey suitable road through land'of pe titioners, In re proposed county road peti tioned for by U. S. Blacker, et uL Con tinued for the term. ' In re petition of J. H. Mulhollaii'I for vacation of county road. Con tinued for the term. " In re application of Sarah Jane Ee- ger for county aid. Applicant sent to county farm. I'ltEPAItlO FOIl. THU llOT VAVB The hot sun is doubTi ianfie.rous If tlioro is a ' mass' ot ' jindlgeBted food In . tho stomach, causing dis tress and auto Intoxication, casting congesting poisons . throughout the system. ; Foley CiUluirtlo , Tablets give prompt and sum relief, hey act.eently but do their, work !thor ougly. i They cleanse thft bowels, sweaten the stomach , and benefit the liver. Recommended, for.'. Indi gestion, biliousness, ' bad ; . broath, bloating, gas or constipation ' ' Sold every whrea. r Nev and second hand school books for sale at Newlin Book & S.ntioi ery Co. ' 8-24tf . The sodu water days are still here. If you should drop in at Silverthorn's fountain and see how busy Al Cain is putting up those delicious sundaes, you would think summer had just be gan. - 8-28tf- FAMILY DRUG STORE UA QRANOCOREQON. $100 Reward, $100 , The readers ot this pnper ' will' ' be BleasJd to learn that there Is at least tne dreaded disease that science -has been able to euro, in nil its stages and that Is catarrh.. Catarrh- being greatly Influenced by constitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is taken Internally and acts thru the Blood on. the Mucous Sur faces of Oin System thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, giving the oatlent strength by building up the con stitution and assisting nature In doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith -In the curative powers of Hall's Catarrh Medicine that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It fails to cure. Send for lint of testimonials. Address P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggist, 76c CHICHESTER S PILLS W TIIR DIAMOND BRAND. A tad lea I AskToarDrattlitioe fm tht-cht-t a Diamond Bran4V fills tn lied si4 Void ReulUcVy boies, idled With Blue Ribbon. f Take no other. Bur of rrar v DntcfHt. AkfUinllY.feTCBf DIAMOND JtK4.ND FILlX fcf 4 vests known u Best. Stftst, Alwkvs RdlibM r SOID BY DRUGOISTS EVERYWHERE Topless Sport Model Look Your Best and Be Comfortable in a FKONT LACE CORSET the only corset with the patented VENTILE Back and Front Shield Be fitted to the corset designed for your figure. There are LA CAMILLE MODELS for every figure. They are always fitted by a scientifically trained cor setier. This service goes with the corset and such comfort. A full line of the latest models al ways on hand. Priced at $2.00 and up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Res. 1702 Oak. Phon Red S221