La Grande evening observer., December 30, 1918, Image 2

vnvntY nE("'ENFBER HO, 191. 9
TWO
LA fJRAKDE EVEXTXn OBSERVER.
75 rr. 75
TT
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While
the Stores
Closed'
We will do .everything possible to
take care'of your phone antl mail
orders,
Hill's Department
Store
EXTENSION WORK HALF MILLION IS i
.BEACHED TUB POSSIBLE SATO
I'ROF. CEXTKK (.iVk.S IKURKS OOXSOI.IIUTK A
(.MMIi::l.-).
ON WHAT WAS DONE.
;oi;s to iii:.wit or thpos
Kolpral rrftrrnntcnt I'a'd Half of the
Kxprnst of the I'ndfr
, luklnsr.
Statu Coontinent 'ihiIU' Iteil
in Many Wnyp, Is A!oi-tlo:i
per tent of the, busiueKsQundhd or-i
igihutes " fh 'TirllVrtff ' 'a'li 0 ' JVZi e" " !p
t lie cost' of traveling betwuvii Sa-.j
ltm and Portland, hir h in Itself,
'in two yeao. (jons ftj"'" f 2 500. . :
I loan Is Iu He bolihod. 1
1 Of f i:t0iiA.i;7, tl.lt general ex
penses of 11 board ft arid cominls-,
;s:ons (lit the !st bfennlum. the1
UVjniniiion on Consolidation fig-1'
tires thatf 10.000 cO besavecl by
'orfrdishlg the boards. '
i 9 v.
t In summing up its recommend i-,
. (ton ahckWJiTKlhefcfi.ivInf? of
romm.r-
ORVAI.MS, Hcc. 30. That
conditions gave the work of the co! '
ft us
sub-
fntilted by Director O..I. Center. It
!is shown thut 4015,802 persons intheof t,
7. OH, the report (f the
nlon iviih, not give ij.u;h fencojraee-
meat to the hop"ful t:pay,v. fo-'
Phone Tour
J The Commi.'slori cr i?on;bild;ttIon, itHayi:
: ,p". u" n' SW'rcor at tho re-j "Although
hue exunxiun crviie t.rt l.,,n..ti, " . "'-.- ' .aioujn may
is in,li.tp,l l.v h rn.Mil .hrt ...h. ' - .""-. "" nicniiiunjr uy me .ioi"i'on
' " e;is.li pr of tho I n leri Stiitf. N.it.Mn- . -. .. ......i ... i. .,!. ......
" Ill IJ!Mllt.'U I M UllllllUIIUIlLllf.i:,, II -J.IVI.'l
If Is believed ff
be Bavcd to the stnt.-
Of
ui, h..i k u :.. ' " ' " ' " 1 " .propriiinons to mm
. . I minium anu bt.4'17 n
. i . if .1 . i l n uu'iy Jiace us n;i)')ii.t-1
-m. ..i. ...i ! li j iii.cnt. . iRiinnlti'g and nef.sai-y adva.
r .. . . i"-1 ui.rti is now in. Lommi.swon
is liccn Blv-l(.ount 0f nig growth of iih!i func
tions and the InrrcurlnK ro f
s.ilaiira and wjk!H, i'.io lur; c.y to
" i- ill rt. is now inn
..... u, . expenra 01 ma.n.a n-,c0I,slidul Ion (l(!U.es out the eran- ....... conditions and b.-vond oont.ol of
f nninm in.i i in Vii r').. ) ' ;""'"'H Wh"'1' "6 0 "" "n1"""1"."1 ' the state. This, how.iVM
nn urn lltll -lii.'O, $213 .r.ii.ia. , e-jtho legislature, shoeing the 'pcsal- iHet to some extent l.v
.u v.i.ii.uie irom mis . e nitvluK nor biem. urn by econ
commission.
source, $i,8,r,:ir,.12 of this amount he-'umiral man iHnin.-.t p. nil ronnollda-!
iiiK reiierai ftmun-i.ever money and tlnn. based on app.opriatlons of ' rricfcnry,
?wi,.no iiuiii inu uniteu .-iuiu'S oe- i 1 7-11 1 s; -partment
of agriculture. The state is j industrial .arcl l nt
nked to furnish SlW.fi:i5.12. while Vxihmihk limit" f,73 coo.
?82,!0O Is the appropriation -rrom the i l'rofesslonal boa nig ard new II
Vounties, makiliR ?4!ll,08.24 for the'eense fees, $i").(lOi.
extension work. The present state; Stallion recfstrallon consolidation
appropriation fur the biennium for ed-! with live st(;tk sanltsry board,
possible within tho
may be off
th- eco-tor.iy
d -o u-tioenla
through, consolidation an l liur
I.NEW TODAY!
8
THREE PHONES AT YOUR SBEVICE-'
MAIN 70 TWO "PHONES FARMERS'
IH0NE B-192. WE ACCEPT ORDERS AT
THE DOOR AND FILL SAME PROMPTLY,
BY ALL OEEYING THE HEALTH ORDER
YOU ARE DOING YOUR DUTY. .
Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
408 North Fir Street Across the Tracu
TEAGHEBS ELECT FOEL MEN WILL
HAMPTON HEAD HOLD THEIR JOBS!
ticntionnl extension is $50,000, for co
operative form demonstration, $:!0,000,
and for state duplication of county
funds, $7(1,100, ninkinjr a tolttl of $1511,
100. State Smith-Lever funds amount-
mi; to $.,iS,i,:i5.ia are requested for. livery. JIO.OOU.
t:ic biennium 1010-lflL'O, without which I lilimuh.l motor vehicle Iicens3R
the $r,S..W5.l2. the federal Smith Lev-; 2S. 0110.
?2500.
Itediictfon Appropriation Jshihi
Stale printing boald consolida
tion with stale printer, $4000.
Klectlon pa.nphlela, chanKO in de-
Dlstilet attorneys, $7:
Pilot cotumlssloaen.
,000.
abolished,
I.A r;itAfE MAN TO 1)111 FX T THE
TEACH EMS' ASSOCIATION
Compulsory Edticaliott 1$ t'amed on
by the Tetirhcri in.Ses
. slon.
A. C. Hampton of I.n Grande was
elected president of the Orcjron State
Teachers' association for tho ensultiK
year nt the close of tho flnnunl session
of the representative council in Port
land Friday afternoon, W. C. Alder
son, Multnomah county school super
intendent, was chosen vice president,
and Miss Julia A. Spover of Portland
and W. iR. Rutherford, city superin
tendent at Eua-eno, members of the
executive committee. Tho secretnry
trensurer will bo elected by the other
officers.
A number of important legislative
npproprintinK more than $RHH,000, an
nually, for the Biippnrt- of tho public
schools of Oregon.
Compulsory Education Advncnlcd.
The leaeheis also voted to do every-
lliinit In their power to secure the pas-'
Butte of n legislative act, acceptinir for
Oregon the provisions of the federal
vocation education bill, known as the
Smith-Hughes bill, and the ennctment
of a state law raising the compulsory
attendance age to 1(1 and providing for
compulsory education nt part time
schools f.ir all children between the
ages of 10 and 18 who are regularly
employed nt any form of labor.
Looking toward their Individual in
terests, the teachers vottd for the en
nctment of a measure providing for
cr money, will not be available.
Horner Prints History.
A 400 page history of Oregon Jl-'.lO
"Oregon, Her History, ller Oreat Men,' Social hygiene society, reduced
and ller Literature" by J. H. llornerjin appropriation, $1.1,000.
professor of history nt the college, isl Mines .a ml geology, reduced In nn
in type and will be ready for (iiMtriliu-! proiirlntloii, $20,000.
tion soon. It is nrofuselv illustrated! Tourist" nsbortallon, reduced In
and describes M0 events. Professor appropriation,. $22,500.
'Homer, who has had a wide acitiaint-l Public Service Commission, roduc
Will nnco in Oregon for more than fiftyiRd In appropriation, $40,000.
years, obtained much of his informu- Sl3, architect, saving In nrchl-
jtion first hand, but was assisted by ''"( a fees, $7,000.
I no less than 100 artists and writers in; -Saving in rent by transferring do-
Tho fuel ndminlstr.iti.in will rnn-ithc compilation of the work, which is ; m" m.enis- in l or l .no to oatc-m.
tlniin l. mil A -n il an l 1'red Holm.. ' strictly an Oregon production. The il-j 7000.
ndmlnltr..tr fr- Ore.r h i,.,i ! luti ations were, made bv Hi, ks-t'hat-l S u ing by abolishing boards, $10,-
I HEO HOLMES NOT RELEASE!) :
11V NATIONAL HOARD.
Oregon's Eucl Admlnirtralion
Keep Working I'nlil the
Coining Spring.
STRAYED 1 black yearling filly,
three white feet, small white stripe
on face. llrunded horseshoe S.
bar on left shoulder.- Write
Harry Coalwell, I erry. Cie., Re
ward. 12-30-41,-p.
FOR SALE The foiUnvIng furniture
is offered for sule at Hut Lake ;
All or part oak in fine condition t
dresser, chiffonier, buffet, 2 1
sectional book cas"s, lar"e Hoosier ;
style kitchen ciblret, nearly new;
Cribben & Sexton C-hole kitchen ;
range; set heavy oak, leather
seated dining chairs, and various
other hotUMhold necessklt's. Also !
ft small ebony furnished J. & C. j
lusher piano In good tone; and i
condition, for $100. 12-SO-tit. !
SKATES SHARPENED AND HOLLOW
GROUND 30 PER PAIR AT THE
HARLEY SHOP
von
room.
S291.
RENT LijrVit housekeeping
Phone Ked 2()Sil or Black
12-:i0-2tp
tho following
Wood can bo iillllxl to brut nd
viintiiKD by b'Jinhifi ; in combina
tion with cuai, nco.dlnt; to the
United Slates fuel lin nlf I rat Ian :i
a booklet of Informa' Ion lor coikiuiii-
ers and saveri of frit-l scut lo Vv.i;
AdinlniKf ntnr V-i J Holmes. It
Ih ndvls'tble tt ihr nv b!o -In on !l.n
Are when the Ore box It .-m-p'a-tively
e.nply and c'V'ir ihem wilh
con I.
Tho fire i :l receive ntrie t'e
OUfcnt ntt-Mitl'ii thrn wh.n biuinnv,
conl alone. Tlr ,.k?. dampi-i" t
tho nmoko-pliio aliould n!so bo Kt.f.t
open wider I'mh when burnlnL :!
alono nn ie:M c'tliuu 'v dnift-li :t -e 1-
ed. If wool ii tt.-u d .tloh' !u a ti n
heater.
cov
brick lo leduco ths draft.
ten of Portland, the nrinrimr in hpino-iOOO,
done by the (Jazette-Times of Corvnl-! Total. :J0.200.
Uh, nnd the binding will be done by MKivBavhiK U Seen
the Orison City Knterpme. Profes-I Tll rftPrt C"B f"rth(,r 0,1(1
Kor Horner him m-tm.Ik- bren nlimnino- 's'iowm how much money can be sav-
itbis book for years in fnert, it renre-!rl ,,y plvlnp 11,0 ataU' policC ,nore
Lsents a life work ,n (,- Knr lllst:,nf?. "inounts avail-
i . I bl for activities which can par-
NEAR-BEER RULED OUT j s ZZ M
My the assemblv, on presentntlon by
(Icove V. Ilujr, chaii mnn of the k
STRAYP:i) Two Jersey heifer year
lings, one Unlit Jersey, one dark
Jerey, tho dark .lersey last seen
In Fruild ilo No., li. .'llrunded
Circle N on ri?,'lit h!p. l'bone
Farmers 10x1. 12-30-4t.
Nn More '
Two Per Cent'
in .Montana.
(o He Mai!e;
jWAXTKD Yuung man to wait on
trade nt lunch counter. Will pay
pood man $15 a week board.
Hurry Up. I he'jrt tunuo one.
Herman lloesch. 12-30-21
. HKI'KNA, Munt.i Pec. .W. AHor-nuy-llcneral
S. (,'. Ford, in a ruling
Kiven out Saturday, blasted the hopes
Oi proprietors or .Montana nreweries
and saloons that they could continue
)ft
ir wool ii ttst-.u aioif mi a ttai . . i , ,
,ler, the Kral'. should be p.irliy l 1,1 ''""'"cu" Ly making nnd selling si;
ered with hIi.mH ir.r. or lire l'k containing not more than 2 p
,thc increase of the minimum fund for prenervInK health few things are
lative committee, nmonj; them Ixtnc
the support of the Hohe Smith feloral
education hill, now before congress,
for biennium:
Special lifli nnd Kntno wardens,
$5:127. !'S.
State fair police, detectives, tick
et takers, etc., 4:1000.
Pr Sneciul acenlK for annrebenslon of
ent of nlc-idiol. He stated that all criminals. $4000.
beer, reiraidlcs: of its alcoholic con-l Th foreL'oIni! tbrei items clve the
nnd 7.one tl,,lts is outlawed. . Icommisslon on cotisolid itlon a sav
in enVd "At lorn y General Konl holds thatnK m report of ?S42,r.27.H8.
nceot dlnfc ,tllp 2 Por ccnt 'choI 'lunlifyinK clause Rent of 001008 In I'oi (land for the
j relates only to preparations not com-j lust bieunimn amounted to $lS.!Mio.
moniy revalued an tumor, sucn ns ' Ity trnnslerrme the departmonis to
flavoriiiR extracts and essences, nmliSnlein. a Having of $' 000 Ih pointed
v,.,.t,.Ha ,,r i iminrMU thit their ue is prohibited if they i nut. The other $11,900 would be
much more healthful than a uul-! ('ontnin tnuch iva 2 per cent of nl-1 necessary to rent offices which soim ; nr likely to be one of the forttinate
for tonipeniture. As a tueans of p ('ono' nmi 11 is poHMtlilo to become in-!of the departments must have in the ones,
Maximum coal p'lces
regulations will re'naln
until at least Febru t y 1,
to udvlcts rectdved I mm
ton by the fuel ndmiuistralur.
rritXlTlTKK lianre nnd heat Ire
stove, for sale.. . First, calss condi
tion.' C:iU"Ilhu-k "oML; ' 1-2-301 1
WANTFI-V:):k on ranch by-cxpni-enced
man nnd wife, or other work.
Call Observer. -12-:j0-:j.tp
Few Escape.
There are few indeed who escape
having at lent one cold during the
winter months, nnd they are fortunate
who have but one nnd get throih
with it quickly and without any seri
ous consequences. T:;k-e Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and observe the
directions with each bottle., nnd you
ench school district from $100 to $000,
on the pround that with the increased
cost of living no teachers should be
expected to tench for less than $7li n
month. The legislature will be asked
to net toward that Mid.
Kit i I why Faro for Slurirnls.
Providing for the payment of the
railway fnre oT students attending the
Oregon state normal school, who live
within the slate and whose round trip
fare amounts to $5 or more, Is another
measure to be brought before the leg
islature. This is similar to a law
now In force in Montana.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing
the proposed compulsory physical edu
cation; uiging the legislature to pro
vide amply for the Oregon Social lly-,
gtene soviet v; indorsing the federal ,
better than a frequent fall of tem
perature, followed Jiy a nunc grad
ual rise.
Moist ulr k more healthful (ban
dry, provided It Is tot too warm.
Such air feels wanner lh.nu dry nlr
at the same temperature nnd re
tains Its heat longer.
A self-closing faucet on the kitch
eji hot water supply will effeet a
gieit saving In beat.
toxicnted by their use, even though city
immoderate quantities be required.
Largest Volcano.
The biru'est votvano crater In the
world Ik that of llnlcnkala In Hawaii,
Ii Is rt mile nemss and. In places, 'J,.
0lM feet deep. NVw York city could
he dropped Inin the crnter with all Its
The Observer furnishe
i Huttcr Wrappers.
and prints
Prititil
Th 0'"G,rvtr, Mam
education bill, the child welfare bill to si wrnperN Ir.tnrt, ntnt It would be
be presented befoio the legislature completely hidden from any person be
by the tirade Teachers association of j 'm' r,,n "f ,,,f' ''filer. People's
Portland; creating a. domestic rela j -'""nit''.
liniw mutt in i'idimI iiu ..f IfliionM I...H-' .
u'ation; itidtuseiyent of the thrift
movement, the increase in school fundr
and thanking the Portland nehoul
board and vliieis for courtesies ex-
ietitUd. j
Superintend-air In Srsshm.
A number of needed legislative
mea.nije, puiposely omitted at the
ceuneil meeting of the Stale Teachers')
nsftocmtioii Frulay, were ecuiitleied bv!
more than (if.y city MiperintentTents'
iji session today at the public librmy '
K. I,. Kirk, city s-lutol yuperinlen
dent ot The lijill.-., who vva chuiinian:
ot the nfcfting. vim en Hud home md
denN by l)ie M-iimi illness of his m.
and .1. O. ffM.inuglun, city M-hotd u-'
u r ir:t''inle;it of Coivallis. presided. J
Hie nrniri(f enionMvns taken up
l.itgeiy by the dicusii n technical!
1 fti'ttml pf blems. (. A. tjregory of th;
i"hoid of eflucational tlie University j
of Oieg.iti (jnve the firt talk" on rhej
Ketl of School Tets in Oregon,1' nudj
"Ms Afldresn was followetl by a generali
discus v". !
Pendleton .Uses Slieep Dip
to Sprinkle the Streets;
Flu Finds Enemy in Dip
Not with the Idea of extending tlie
Hheip Industry Into the bushiess
section of Pendlelon, hut with n de
rflrn to rid the city ot all flu germs.
Is the reason given by Hit city coun
cil of that city! f'r ordering the
street department to mix a decoc
tion of strong sheep dip in the wa
ter used for flusbinu the thorough
fares. The flu continues to he busy
In that city and every day brings
forth a long list of homes qunrtn-Hned.
Thefcworlh nnd merit of thii
remedy has been fully proven. There
The Industrial Accident Co mm is-I pre mnnv families who have nlwnys
sion Is reconimerdou to shift to t used it for years when troubled with
Portland instead of hiving a head- a cough or cold, nnd with the very
quarter at Salem, Inasmuch as i0 lhr?t reuMs. Adv.
C Vl(l) OF TH ANKS.
1 wish to express my heartfelt
thanks to mlghhots nnd friends for.
their kind assistance in" my time of
sorrow.
Wli.FOKh KtFFOKl.
I :!() Itn'
RETREATING KULTU Ti LEAVES ITS MM
n
71 "
- . Y$ c;r .-j
-rf a . TT' s
rr-m
6. Btnk Holiday. r Mt.tf.
Heeliuse of holidays. ri vll and rellg.
. Il..ugb..iit ihcdin-ent cmn trie
.ere are only tifiluy. fc yMr '
willed banks are ,en in even- part e
' the world nt once. I'copl.,'. 'Ucme
mnMl "
e
Job Printing, '1 he(aoscrvcr, Mhln 87.
ft -'-J I , 1 Vii v,.
1 This t-inty'i one : the thousands of French vlllaRea which have
heen man shed to dusty brick ht; bft; poslr artillery during
(Jei -matt r:ipturfl and e 09. ignition. Th often French Runners u re rlrr
tho necessity (0 sending shells Into (he honu P' where they haro
with their wlvtis sn.lbt.lUcsrl
' '
ANY CUSTOMERS
Needing supplies will be
servjed at the door.
DUTXI'S BAKERY
;1I7 NORTH ITR ST.
JUST ACROSS THE TRACK
j 65.-Acire Ranch
La Grippe Coughs
t.Mn' -a
Stop those udly h;trd ' Li tfrirrc
couiins that weaken thcsysum trnJ
lower the vjtnl rrnUtuncq to more KeroiH
ellments.by UkinjJ fn.t'j ttortcy and 7 jr.
Some victims of la grippe never
fully recover (he hfnlth ot tc-u hitti'.s nrd
, the couh that "ban on" li the couli
that threatens.
e Foley's lloncy 55 Tar
e helps from thevery nrM dose,- It
ruts h toothirfft, helvS oiiitrtf en tfie In
fltncd Riirfsrc, relieves the tt-h'nc' srj
eorrncsV" rtf?ns phlrtirn ratily, end 'ves
co'ttfortinfl leelhig esse nH warmth. It
it nKo (Jord for bmnchi ccitiW. tftiuhlr
romr night couflhs, tickling thrmt and
honise: Da f acupt tih!i!uir.
1 A f af'wk ft friT V'S t?tr ll
nlvc.-J A'-iT rcovr ring n'li, tn v r it
(tiled ffltunfc trA I t-F-ffJ vc-r ra,r.f ii - 1 ii?)
r" 1 trf?l c-.t bfUlc oi r'otlv's Ht-otf
I. r, ml It took all ti-e r-e jhJ V
c'rir-J r. v !.:" d te cie ff-to.''-. YMif IfJr,
j. v. cmcrKin, ins ton, u
I i ticl lo w!tV I ffO fpr tn i
ffxith, 1 t fc I'olpy'B !f.ir-y and I'ar
cttt ,t fnt .'tpf. So mw I
hoi iivr, I ai-i : v.,W .1
K'ty, Spokane, A'jubiutf;vii
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FORSVLKDY
SOI.U'HIlVliHVM IICItK
Have 65-acre ranch 3 miles from Summerville
58 acres in cultivation all good land. Remain
der very easily cleared. Good house and barn,
windmill, etc. Good price will be given with easy
terms.
Alsd have a 1918 Chevrolet 5-passenger auto as
good as new, now being overhauled. Prirje $575
and will give terms. . ,
ill,
;!
Address OWNER
La Grande, Ore.
Care Observer
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