La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 19, 1918, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textft A T FT I? 1 ) A y j OCTOBER 19. 1 01 8 L'A GTl ANT3E EVENING OBSERVER PXOE- SEVEN ADAPATABLE HEACTIOX UNDER FIRE PROVES V FALLACY. Gernuin Tlipoiy Of Rholl Shock Seasoning I'nlilic With Vaukoo Troops.. (By E. A'.- Batcholor.) PARIS, Oct. 2. (By Mail.) Oormftni iiiilltnry men. prato ot their "shock troops," und say that the American a: my will not bo a factor in the war until it has had a chance to (iiirtlify somo of its units for tills title. The Huns moan It tultes months of field experience to li.it soldiers in the right condition to carry on U'odorn waifa-ie. Tho Doche high command over looks one feature. The United Slates army Is made up of Ameri cans. An American achieves shock caliber vo:y fast. The Chatoau Thierry map, with its liuuvy line, marking the front, con stantly moving toward Germany pioves It. , . Tho wounded . boy that was brought into the dressing station that night was not a "shock" tiuoper. Ho had been in France only a. few months. Ho hardiy had lwaid of wnr until tho Unltod Statos j decided to take a hand. Ho was jUBt a plain American lad, A shrapnel had burst right over his hoad. Two of the fragments fcr.d found lodging places In his body. The stretcher-bearers had hailed iiim into an ambulance and brought him over a lumpy road to tin- dressing station In a barn. Big Gorman shells were bursting near by when they co-'ried his stretcher ivtc the barn. A. Y, M. C. A. m.in had given hi if. a cigarette" Just as .they were gi.lllng him out of the ambulance. IIR was feeling much better as he inhaled the comforting smoke. The doctor looked hlin over by tho light of a candle, which flickered and uimost went out as the shells rent the atiuosphore outside. "Vho:e did you get it?" asked 1lie doctor. "Down in tho' wheatfield,"' re- l'lied the boy, "I fell flat on f.y faco when I heard the sholl com lug and it's lucky that I did, for our trumpeter waBn't quick enough end It toro-lilm all to pieces. Damn I hem. Ho was the best kid in the company. My gas mask probably .. vim inu. any, uuc, ruu uugui lo Fee It. That shrapnel jilst natui- nly wrecked it." i , "Von" will got a nice long . rest now," naid tho doctor, as ho ex- So you Otherwise, you may The J. Fuel Ice j your order- I FOR j I now J OUTBURSTS OP mmrnirn 1 UtV DID X LAND ON HIM itPTeR makih a CoriPt-eTC FAU-URe Of evenly. ITHINC US SVCB UNDSRTOOK MEJMJ BCJOWa rCD HOT UJAR CRITIC. AMD toORKS oygR tims at it! uminud tho gaping wouud in the uoy s uick, ;,VYo nro lucky for you will he $ent to a base hospital and given everything you want." nest, rot," said the bov. "I don't want artv rest, t nnt tn ' a shot , at the fellow that killed our trumpeter. Say, lioutonant," uiis in a plending tone. "Can't you fix me up hero ai:d mark me foi duty? I want to get mo a mm." "And still the Roche talks ' or shook' troops." DEEPLY GRATEFUL, Mr. arid Mrs. James F. Cornell and children wish the Evening Observer to extend their deep appreciation to all friends who share their sorrow and grief. The friendly offerings of any assistance and the floral tributes nil tell the atory of a grief-stricken com munity oyer tho death of Joseph Cor bolt, and the family of the deceased wishes all to know how thankful' they are for r.uih friends. . may get yours cold weather have to wait, as Coal Orders . in their turn. D. Lynch Co. Feed Transfer Storage EVERETT TRUE X 3ITJ IT BCWS rggliga wett, avT He f see SPeeq-j, MANY ATTEND FUNERAL. V The funeral of Joseph Corbett held yesterday wns largely attended and a number from out of the city were present.- Aside from the Pendleton people mentioned yesterday, J. P. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Buckley, Dick Buckley, Miss Margaret Casey, Mr. and Mrs. George Eagan, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hackett, Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gard ner, nil of Portland, attended. . Mrs. J. H. McCabe, of Seattle, sis ter of Mrs. .Corbott, and James W. Corbett, graduate flying cadet, of Berkeley, California, attended the fu neral. Mr. Corbett will return to 1::k post of duty this evening. . ' , CROUP. If your children are subject to croup get a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and when the attack comes on be careful to follow the plain printe'tlirections. ' You will be sur prised at the quick relief which it nffonia. Adv. before must be delivered M'MMONS. ; ";;- ;. In tho Circuit Cotni of the State of Oregon for Union County! Robert G, Mason,, plalntifr,' versus Annie E. Mason, .defendant. To Annie K. JtuHoo, tho above named defendant: - In the name of the State ot Oio tdn you are hereby required to up rear and answer the complaint fil ed against you in tho above entitled cause, on or before six weeks from the dale of the flint publication ot this summons; , You will lake notlco thai If yon so fall to appear and unswor, for want thereof, the plaintiff will ap ply to tho court fr tho relief pray ed for in the ' complaint Herein, to wit; for judgment dissolving the marriage contract heretofore .and i.ow existing between plaintiff and defendant, ad th.it plaintiff be g nnted an absolute divorce from defendant and thai plaintiff have the care, custody and education of their minor children, Elnia Muson and Myrtle Mason.- You. will further take notice that this summons Is published once a week for six consecutive weeks in '.ho La Grande Evening Observer, a. daily paper published In the City of La Grande, Union County, Ore gon, by order of tho Honorabla J. W. Knowles, Judge of the jibove named court, which order Is dated October' 11, 1918, and the first publication of which 1b made tho 12th day of October, 1918. R. J. KITCHEN, Attorney for plalntifr. Residing at La Grande, Ore. Daily, Oct. 12-1'J-Sill. Dully Nov. 2-9-16-23. Classified Ads I....... LOST AND FOUND LOST One light bay horse, weight about 1000 lhs., branded "G" on left thigh, Findor please call Main 8, and obtain sultahlo reward. ' ' ' 10-HM5t LOST. A Rim and Tire 34 x 4 foi an Overland. , Return to Observ er; reward. 10-12-tit p Wkly It- p WANTED .Miscellaneous. WANTED Girls for telephone op erating, experienced preferred. Ap ply Chief Operator, Home Ind. Tel Co. .. . 10-10-lf WANTED Experienced waitress a Homo iltcstaurant. 10-17M WANTED-r-Two Western Union mcs sensors' wanted, steady work, $51 month; boys, girla of women wht can ride a wheel; boys must be 1' years of age; one.gir! must bo IS other not under 10T 10-16,: Inquire E. 0. J (iv P. Co. office KllB Washington Ave.' 't 10-U-ti WANTED A girl i for- housework. Call Farmers' 201, y , 9-2fitf WANTED Young woman to learr telephone operating, permanent po sition assured; salary paid while learning. Apply to Pacific Chiei Operator, Tel, office. 10-17tf I'Oll KENT TWO ROOM Furnished House foi Light Ilousekonping. Clint Vai, FleoC, Golden Rule Co. Oct. 17-tl FOR RENT. Light Housekeeping Rooms. 190D Adams Ave. Oct. 8-tf. FOR SALE OR TRADE ' FOR SALE Young Plymouth Rock ; Roosters; your choice, $2.00. Phone ! Farmers 87, Mrs. 'Robert Clark. ; ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' 10-18-2t FOR SALE Five acre tract, with good house and barn; land all in cultivation, in Fruitdale, three miles from town. A bargain at $1100, some cash, balance time. Security Land & Savings Co. Oct 9-12-10-10 WE WANT REPRESENTATIVES IN EVERY TOWN IN OREGON We prefer men who have sold stock, in surance, real estate, books, or whe have had no sales experience, but would like to develop into sales men. We train every applicant ac cepted and provide B system thai will enable anyone who works to hake from $75.00 to $150.)0 per week. Can also use women "of ex ceptional ability. Position perma nent. In applying, state age, pan business experience, number of years you have lived in community, nnd references. Address in confi dence. Kane Mfg. Co., 1020-27 L. C. Smith Bldg., Seattle, Wash. 10-18-rst FOR SALE Fifty acres of Firty-fold straw. Phone 21x1. 10-17-5t,p HOOVERIZE YOU WILL, IF YOU BUY YOUR FURNITURE IHOM HARRIS FURNITURE CO. BY SAVING TIME AND MOXGY. NUF SED Harris Furniture Store O. R HARRIS, Proprietor Ofl FIR STREET rilONE: Rod 8171. I'DRj f -SAJ-K SOME TKADE -,'580 acres,-100 acres being cultivation, tho bulance very best bunch grass pasture, about 80 acres more can be broken out; small creek through one corner, throe good springs on iluce; a new box house, othei mildings not much value. This property is on a main road, only three miles from railroad station and can be bought at $13.00 per acre. There is a loan of $3500.00 ' running four years, yet, at git per cent. The owner, wants $2500 in ca3h and will tuke stock or good trade for balance of his equity. This is u splendid stock ranch, and one of the cheapest properties in East ern, Oregon. Security Land & Sav ings Co.", La Grande, Oregon. ' - 10-19,21,23,20. FOR SALE Nice new bungalow, just in the edge of town; nearly an aero and a half of fine soil, all in cultl- . yation: just a beautiful home. It will require some cash and balance time. The price on this place is right. Security Land & Savings Co. Oct. 9-12-10-19. FOR SALE Half acre, with nearly new small house, at $700; city and well water, .woodshed, chicken house, cellar; splendid soil. Will re quire small cash payment and bal ' anco monthly. This is a bargain for anyone who wants to stop pay ing rent. Security Land & Savings Co. . Oct. 9-12-16-19 FOR SALE. A bargain 5-room Furnished Cottage; throe lots. Splendid place for either garden or chickens. Must be sold im mediately.' Inquire 1st and H Streets. 10-17-0tp FOR SALE. Apples, Roman Beau- tics and Yoiks, $1.50 per box. Phone R-3371. 10-14-6t-pd' FOR SALE. An Oak front Folding Bed. Apply 2006 1st St. ' 1 '.. 10-14.Gt pd FOR EXCHANGE. Lot in Califor nia, valued at $000 as part pay ment .on an automobile. Write L.L., care of Observer. 10-9-6tp FOR SALE Stock, ranch. For par ticulars apply to Alox. . Lindsay, R.F.D. No. 2. .,;, 9-33 tf. FOR SALE Young pigs. Phone Far mers 21x5. ; 10-15-61 FOR SALE! Restnurant - and fur nished rooms, will sell cheap Phone Main 736. 8-12;if Fraternal Directory. ' O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259. Meet every Fridny night, at Eagles Hall. Visiting members welcome. j: f. stagey, w. p. ; LEE BELLINGER, Secretary IQYAIj : NEIGHBORS an ;,Camp meets every second Fridny after noon nnd evory fourth Fridny even ing, uvery month in K. P. hall. All visiting members cordially welcom . HENRIETTA GHARST, Oracle. ; MARY L. WEST, Recorder. . KNIGHTS OF PT J. HI as Rett Cross Lndce No. 27 meets every Monday : night In Castle HalJ(K. of P. hU) A Pythlin welcome to .11 visiting Knights '. J. L. ROBERTSON, C.C. PELILE GREEN. K. of R. & S .VOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. 169 meets every first and third Monday at Eagles Hall. All visiting neighbors wel come. Dues payable at the of Pee of the clerk, New Foley Bldg., 9 I m., to 6 p. m. J. J. MDRCHISON, O. C R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk J. E. 8. Rope Chapter No. 18, O. B. S. hoids stated communications the second and fourth Wednesday of each rconth. Visiting members cor dially welcomed. SADIE E. GIVEN, W. M. MARY A. WARNICK.Seo. 40DERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7708 moetj 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 B. P. O. E. ELKS, La Grande Loage No. 433. Lodge meets each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheerfully ex tended to all Brother Elks. R. J. GKEEN, Exalted Ruler, A. B. CHERRY, 1 Secretary. A. F. & A. M. La Grande loage No. 41, A. F. ft A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Cord'al wolcome to all Masons. ROBERT S. EAKIN, W. M A. C. WILLIAMS. Sec. U O. O. M.r La OranO Lc-flfe No. 860, Loyal order ot uoose boidi regular meetings every Wednesday night at 8 p.m. In Eagle call nsit to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Are. Vlsltoi always welcome. Duos pay able at Young's Sweets, - : W. C. HANSEN, Die; , " HARRY SWART, Bee, K. of L. of Security ML E'mlly Council, No., 146, meets the second and fourth Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting uieiubers are welcome. - ABB HARRIS. Fin;I. Bee. , J. K. FITZGERALD. Pres. ttkUHitvAttt tuystal Louga Mo. 60 meets every TueBday evening la the I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem bers are Invited to attend. ROSA' GLASS. N.C.. -: LUCIA HALEY. Rec. Sec. Professional Directory ATTORNEYS COCHRAN ft EBERHARD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eberhard, Attorneys, La Grande National Bank Building. . " R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law Practice in all state and federal courts. Office La Grands National Bank Building. CRAWFORD ft HAKIN T. H. Craw ford and Robert S. Eakln, Attor neys a law. Practice In all the courts of the state and the United States. Office,, i-iWest-Jncohson Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregon. " -..':"V'I ' i ; , AUCniTECTB ; ' ' C. E. MILLER- Arohltect, room 17, New Foley Bldg.' Phone Red 1871, MUSIC . TEACHING. : JAMES AUSTIN, CLARIONET1ST- Musical - Director and Practical Teacher on all DraBS, Reed and Siring Instruments. . Studio 1417' Adams AvC. Boglnnors a Spe cialty. - D-21-lm.p MnrilANO-THintAPY. DR. A. N... MAYVILLE MucUuno Therapy; chronlo diseases my pcclalty; Physical and Mental Science. Hours:. 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., 7:00 to 8:00 evenings. Phone Black 2311. Rooms 1 and 2 over CoolldgO ; Taint Store. dnms Ave. OSTEOPATHIC. DR. MARGARET INGLE, Osteoputhie . Physician, r,peclallzlng in diseases of Women and Children. HonrB 10 to 12 n. nl.; 1 to-6 p. m and - by appointment. Phones: office Red 1701. Rosldence Rod 881. 37 Now Foley llldg. ' Dr. J. L. 3. Inglahoa cntorod.vthef.-fj; S. ArWib VETEniNART DR. H.1 W. RILEY- Orafluate Veter- , InXrlan. HosDltul,. 1409 Madison Av. State Stallion Inspector anc Inspector of stock for shipment Homo Independent Phone, Black 41; Farmer Co-operative Phone, Main 111. Auto Tops complete and Repaired HARNESS AND SADDLE MANUFACTURER ALL WORK . DONE PROMPTLY. TOLBERT M. SHANNON , 1306 Adams Avenue Jones and Rabone Come in aod see our line of . Winter Coats and Suits We Can y the Palmer Garment The Best Garment Made . La Grande Mattress Shop And Weaving Works Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and Fluff Rug Weaving. All Work Called for and Delivered C1IAS, EDWARDS, Prop. ONE BLOCK EAST OF FLOUR MILL PHONE RED 132 St ECONOMY" It is truly astonishing what wc do with .in old suit, by Cleaning and Mending produce in ap pearance the original suit; how little it costs. Try it. Wc also have the host lines of Tailored Suits. Zwiefel Tailoring, A. B. Rogers. Foley Hotel Ituildlng, Adiois' Avenue ' !1 )TL l.' f5 imnii i': v CO Plan 1 rlLl . m jLS V AM ' : CJ fofthesenseofinde- pendeneo that a, 1Q bank account ' nf- TO fords; PLAN to spend wisely and save just as much jk as possible. 5Sf w ACT- ' L?j) not a Aveek, month w. year lieuce, but today NOW! . - Our officers, will ItJ - wolco in o vcrur M Savings Account , 8B'.- ' S IT 1 C, ?J unuea oiaies iiauuuai . Bank La Grande, Ore, DELIVERY . NOTICE. , ! Nofgrncerihs'itir "mnatii WIIl"he ilo llvorod Insldo tho homes of Ln Grande . during the epidemic ot Spanish' ' Influenza. All ' such packages will he left on porches of the homes." This Is necessary in order to prevont f urthor Bprond lng of the disease. Adv. MERCHANTS' DELIVERY ASSOC. 10-14.-6t ; - . 7& ) V may (Id 28 I