La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 30, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTTfTTT?:ri"Y. .TANTTAT?Y 30. 1019- TWO LA OkAXDT F.VEXTXO OBSERVER. .w 1 v.! .. Safe JSnds Stur4cb. 1 -ir " i o HiH'sDept'Stor QUALITY AND SERVICE " I K ffifl e 1 llil I ' VATS HIGHWAYS . RELP-FOR HQ; Continued from page 1) $110. The fire chief had : tliut tho ht'j now in us was shune. I Ai ordinance u-iahlishinp tfle unl- XHKl) T'OIJ Alt.M I.AIiOU TO ifl; 8'-il-'8 for the officers and employes of jOKI-'irfiltH i;i,i:CTI-:i roil 'I'll i'r. city of La'li-ande was road the 0 '. ,n m.i, vt'iii, ..... . Dii itli'fv' UIV iilvii'iiu l:rst, sccowl and to,ird tunes and! passed. The list is as follows, the! amount of salary placed sjn a monthly reported 8 RE-oSl HI 1 II I. IIML-. Ml. M U, ' ;iti-:.vn this y.KAib POI,lOWI.J KIX MONTHS Department if Agi-fculture Plans -basis: JANUARY CLEARANCE Further Kffortw to I'tiiiilhli Men. for Hmvefc Fields, j General "ni:Pajror ' . Municipal jutle . , . (City recorder . t... City treasurer , J Fire chief , -jt'ar tlrivtr ........ -1 Janitor and fireman MEN'S SIITS $18.00, $20.25, $27.00, $31.50 MEN'S OVER . . COATS ,,$18.00, $22.50, $27.00 $31.50 MEN'S OVER COATS One lot $9.75 BOYS' OVER COATS .-One lot $4.75 BOYS' SUITS ; $1.50, $5.40, $7.20, $9 MEN'S UNDER WEAR Two-piece 49c LADIES' SUITS $26.00, $27.00, $30.00 LADIES' COATS $9.85, $18.75, $25.00, $32.50 LADIES' COATS One lot $18.75 LADIES' SKIRTS $1.98, $2.50, $5, $10 LADIES' SHOES $3.15, $3.60, $4.50, $5.40 CHILDREN'S UN DERWEAR. Two-piece ! 38c. I WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 29.- I Even If peace trea'1-.w Hhould be fo: nially. oxoeuted boforo the. -hexi bur-, City physician I vest suiiaon, farm labor conditions In jrhicf of police .' ' , . .. tho United Slates will not automat- Deputy police Icully return in 191-9 to pre-war con- j Superintendent street and wa- ditlong. .Therefor.), ' the United: ter..... ; States diipartment of aKriculture is ! city attorney Plannjng farm labor actlvltlo for j Caretarfer Reaver creek intake l!)l!l. i Officials of (he (.cparttrient sug gest I Mat. the farm labor uituation In 111 111 may he quite aB aeriouB as that of 19 IK. A large purl of our army may remain In Kurope through out t!io year. I What Wheat Average Means. The area of winter wheal aown in the rail or la estimated by the dopartuiniiL of agrlculltiro at 49, 027.000 acres, which m 15.9 per cent mull, mu Kivinvu uniuiiuivM i . , , . $150.00 25.0(1 100.00" 75. Op 100. 0U 80.00 75.0(1 Pleasant HurpriHe I'aity Wan f.lvcii at the Home of Mi, and Mrs. J V. Brook, Who nil- leaving ' TELOCASET, Jan. 30. (Special) A very pleaaaut surprise party- 15.00 waa held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 110.00 '- ' Brooks last evening. About 100.00i"1'rt5' ' tholr neighbors and friends jcarne la about 8 o'clock with all 100.00;8ood things to cat. 60. 117' Cantos, music and Binding were ' 75 00 t,ie entertainment of. the evening. The citv manncrcr rciiorted that he AU taking part, both old and young. had mndo several new appointments 1 Lunch was served at 12 o'clock, to the citv force, on account of p.-es-, consisting of sandwiches, caTto. cook- ent incumbents having resigned. These " co"le on" no':, 'aue canuies are: C. T. Lindsay, as fire chief,. succeed more area sow.a In. the fall of 1917 ' The winter wheat acreage speaks i a volume in regard lo tho need for The last guests departed at a late ihour. All voted Mr. und Mis. : llrooks charming host and hostess. Those present wore: Mr. and Mrs. , Krank Uubbes, Lonnie, Adallne and' I Vesta Lubbcs, C. iJ. Wilson, Kale and Lillian Wilson, Clyle and Arth tur Wilson, Veto Colnno, Kdlth Hoilg i kins, Demial and Ellsha ilodgklns, 'Dell Slurgell, Kireman rennington, j.Mrs. Hen Hill, Glen ar.d George Hill, nin,n C.,ltn Vo .in.l T ...... ll'Ilnnn Vacant February 1st. I.' w u'gArtit nrnw nhm.; and Gladys Snider, Obput WHaon IrtP Chif Murchison. j. C Christianrtcn, chief of. police, succeeding Lou Kayburn. Ir. Hacon, city physician. Roy Flcxner, deputy pulice. C. J. Black, street and water sir PUTMAN DRUG STORE TH 15 REXAIX STORK IMIKSCKH'TIONS Vl.AS.) AT K!5ASO. ABM3 I'KICI-S. I T. M. Brannon, caretaker. Another posititu) in the fire depart I-.,-... I Th... rn.ii ..w.m Wli M"t'"V v i ill inii. ' m - '- ..... , I... I ...I t 1. ., ... I, t mm ..... .. i i has plumed and. tlu.ro has been no: H-avrng, out Une c,Ly ,,,u.,..Ke. .,..,,,, ,ay Young( Mr- and Mrg F ,.. mm cngHgeu iiu ujiu iui .iii- J"-1-, Tlrooks The appointment of a city attorney. Hmluklna nrrlvnil home ito succeed J.T). Slater, has also been , vnnmvr. where lio has heen held in abeyance. ; !,,. tl..,n ,,. tv ,,-m,tiis HaviiiK Water Analyzed. Rov Kllwi I)pll(.on was llnie 1;lst Kcenruinir tne .purity oi ine city Thm,i rnri.-i.,fvh," iio Sunrinv water at tins time, ine manairer sa.u ,.llon. A lal.,,0 ,,row(i turnod out source of eniar;;oncy help men, wo- he couni not .lenyiteiy say mat it was ThB 0rnrers f()r t)0 first six monthi men, and girls from (he cities, tho I sure to use without Hemp; noueu. i ne wnre a3 follows: Prer., Mrs. Snider; Hoys' Wurking Reserve, aud other j chlorine filter h-s been at worn ior,Assl i,0s.. Mrs. Wilson; Sec. and organizations of that sort. a week, and according to the rcpro-Treas.p. Mrs. Crooks. Organist, Mr. j The main eTfqrt o f the depart- sentations of the Jewel Filter coin-1 riund. nient, however, Is to bo centered on pnny it should be perfectly safe now. j Mr, Dunn returned to his school placing men permanently as helpers i Samples of the water haVe been sentjuftor spending Sunday with his par ion tho'f irms. Permanent labor, em- to the state hoard of health for anal-'Pnis a Cove. i ployed the year around under good iysis, however, and the report on it is! (rs- p. p. Brooks leaves next week : II villi? conditions und at ftitr wages, : expected in u day or two. Is believed to bo oae of the prime I Manager's Report. chtim thut there was a surplus of la bor for the planting operations. ) Permanent Labor Advocated, I The department or agriculturo plans to maintain lis organization ! thut aided In supplying farm labor In 1919. It will aim to tap every w . .ii OUR GOOD GROCERIES INSURE GOOD HEALTH. GOOD HEALTH IS THE SECRET of success and happiness. Buying groceries from U S insures you Good Health therefore, Success is Yours. Our delivery services covers the city. Phone your orders. Main70 TWO. PHONES Union, Co. Phone B 192 HARRIS GROCERY 408 NORTH FIR STREET ACROSS THE TRACK "United States Food Administration License No. G505255" The city manager's weekly report, laid hefore the board, was as follows: "I havo to report for the week end- i for- Portland, to be I six wnek n ;one a month or $p Friday and Saturday (j)aramHint'(lrkrat Sp eciaZ The Famous Players-Lasky Corporation Presents With Dorothy Gish, George Fawcstt and a Special Star Cast ft Diractad bv Chet Withej; if' X -maakr- JO V 4 ..it v, n,ei,.;.,i iinirt'iirn i tUn :..,.n,i i u i iiamourtrer btenK .iUc iJimo liiods 4(k; i Kill ll'inm. i" lii.l.i .......,- IMC VttllCI U1G lliaillllCU UIIU imvc ut-wii .... was done and no hose or chemicals !,,nerti,..r since Jnnunrv.M. Samnlos l ",b. ?te"k '. 4()C or? ?-hP9 40C In the i ni u.. . .1..!.. ..... "t. ... . . .hirloin htenk lis slaiodi To get I hem. belter ton- ant houses are noeueii in mnnv ! hi.iii.Huni nm nlnvtiiniit Is ! ,!,',,,, n.,eeKltv. To hell) meet lhoiFor 'mP- Inneil for aood tenant houses, tho de-IO- jparlment has developed plans for model structures. ('o-operotloil Help I'nrmem. One feature of- tho department's I work deals with stimulating co-opcr- intlon and exchange of labor among jrarmei-a. Kor example, It recently has listed the heads of more than t.noo threshing rtntis In Ohio. In-, (liana. Illinois, and Michigan. Thuso j ;r:ncs Include from throe to twenty I firms and Involve not only tho eo-1 I operative -purchase of a threshing j Imachiiio but also, the eo-operai Ivo I ; in Tangcmcnt of crews for harvesting! iiind threshing. t ! The plan has proved so successful 1 that the samo Idea Is spreading to . This is no picture of fancy but of fact. The rocords of '' """i" "f 'Mm ,vh''" nin b,,"t, needs on literally millions of Amer Icaa farms. Many soldiers and men who hnvo- left Ihe farm for war Industries ini' .lanuary 2"., IP 10 and figures show that war Industries i Two fire call?, one from 150S Fourth took more Hien from the farina than ; street and ore from Depot and Jack wero given- to. the army are ex- 'son , venue;" M hiv former was for burn- ipnclod to return to the farms If (hey nR nu0 'n t),(, lntter on account of are offered permanent anil pruntuiiie somc elotli burning in n house nt 1301 employment. Whit Is tho farmer's iar: m mak ing farm labor permanent? first plaoo, department ormoinis no- i for ,i1(, Wrtdt) six fr vinlnt!-vr the: board of health for analysis and we lleve, every fni'in Hint, has, an idle im.,vWjHw,jil.H.hJ,,ifll,. .t,TJVfjo,vi0- htipo tq,have the report soon-that-the period--ttlirlllg a. rjlTl't ,f Ihe year i,:,. ,.,;,i ,,,, r,... .mnkinn.eiirnve'ttes. wiit,o- u"ontir.l ,.f.. r,.i- ,1,,'mpali,. should so plan Us opuratioas i Amount of fi'Mis-collocted, $(!7.f0, and 'use. there will ne wor inroiiKii eieij season. Corps can be roliKed, live stock . fed. dairying pursued, and poillll'y proiIUUVU. I m-ro win,. Iu:.,lu added to grain production will solve ' the problem In many sections, it I,,,,,,, ,pst. .inteist ". . . . believed. ,.,-. limp.' dist. installments nun fin- Hired Mvn. ..' . . .,t , I Licenses I.IUKU iiiniii-in ui mi,.,,, v.. ....... iihniihr be workiiiK on the fnrnis, it The State Cafe wishing to give the public the benefit of the lower cost of food stuff, we publish our bill-of-fare. We wish to please the public. TRY US - OPEN DAY AND NIGHT inff streets, repairing; the drainage ditch on Palmer avenue, repairing leak under the pavement on .hiaat Adams avenue und thawing frozen tu .)..,.t,.; ii,.,-n i,.,i uu.i in one instance. Total cost for the! STEAKS AND CHOPS week, I Top Sirloin Steak 50c Muttan Chops 40c The chlurination nlants for treating! Yu" e"k "'Oc Mutton Chops, breaded 45c WE AIM TO PLEASE, Because There Is No Stronger Advertisement Known Than a Satisfied Customer. lation and one for smokmc.eiirnrettes. water is entirely safe for domestic The suppiy from Heaver creek pound fefcs, .Sl'i.00.- 'remains about the same, there being "The treasurer's report shows re- mo thaw as yet at the intake. In this ccipts and disbursements as follows; Iconnectioif I would say it seems, im I partitive that- vu decitle nt as early a . $ "lon.-l.'l tinte as possible just what steps are 187. (19 1 necessary to guarantee an ample sup !2d. I H ' ply of good water for tho city, and Itldg. nnd Klec. permits Total' PO.enjwiih this end in view I am submitting 'two Hoiied Eggs ...50c Pork Chops, breaded .; 50c Keef Tenderloin 50c Veal Cutlets, plain ..40c T-Bone Steak 65c Veal Cutlets, breaded 50c r-Bone Steak, extra cut 80c n,. or Calves Liver with Onions :!0c " " .......3oc Calves Liver with Bacon 30c ,fam 36c ' Pork Sausage, fried HOc Cold Boiled Ham, Potato ,ialad...35c Pork Tenderloin ". 50c Half Spring Chicken, fried 70c Fried Onions 10c extra. Mushrooms with above orders, 35c. Spanish or Country Gravy with above orders, 15c. EGGS AND OMELETS Ham and fc.gg.s- ; Hacon nnd Kggs 2.00 Si.wi.ne Disbursements, dist. hit war. i nt Cen. war Ii-.t-. water P. Is herowith all the correspondence I can find on fib? relating to tho subject. Two Kried Eggs Two Poached Eggs on Toast . . Three Poached Eggs on Toast. three Scrambled Eggs Threo Shirred Eggs ... ..3Ec ..40c ...40e ..40c 40c . .45c Pinin Omelette, two eggs ..45c Hum Omelette . .:il)c Jelly Omelette , . .;l0c Spanish Omelette ...15c Onion Omelette ..45c Cheese Omelette 4(lc The Golden Rule sale is true to! '"ria soramDieci fcggs 40c Two Eggs, side 15c name, ( losing Out. If the last two ss t nam or u-.aeon, siue 15c 2!) 10 :dnys arc like the past few have been J , FISH IN SEASON ' 3(;.r.27 the closing out will be almost com-1 Halibut, fried or boiled 3.5c Salmon Trout . 40c 1,225.00 pit te. 1-30-2 Salmon, fried or boiled 35c Salted Mackerel'!!!!! -l ' imported Sardines 40; Tenderloin of Sole, Tartar Sauce. 40c Total yi.KiiM'.i See for vourseif the way the Hun)0"""1- oc "The force in the street ind water lepnrtme'nts were emnloyed in elenn- snakea work. In "Tho Hun Within," Arcade Friday and Saturdnv. 1-20-3 FAKING OTHER FOLKS HAPPY Thai Is the Mission in Life of the Parnells. black and damnable schemes as are engineered by "Thei ARMENIANS ANXIOUS Hun Within. See for vourseif the wav the Hun snakes work. See their cunning, and then rejoice in that swi.tter, alerter brain of v"r "''"rtl'd ? 1f";in''d T"r- , H i-iii . ii i i . ii i ,urB ''aiding Villages.. Uncle Sam which checkmates them by nifrht and by dtiy. . A great picture see it! Also a two reel Arbiickle comedy "THE COOK" Matinee 5c and 20c Night LAST TIME TODAY PAULINE FREDERICK IN i that sun another chapter f .uroci-i Hall Caine's Great Play, "The' Eternal City." l.(tNDtN, Jan. L'il. lirtenso anxiety , jm fi'lt by Armenians hem over rvnoruj t!it lnrn -bodies of Turkish troops! lC'C fllld 25c ',avo i11'" Tnrtur bands and ai it- till IllMH nniiriiiiiii iiM'Hc-, x s-i iwii ARCADE I"-' I . pinners t'cs will lie added -to the Tti'-kifh rer before tile allies ar1 abl- to i-.- J lieve the beleaguerinl Armenian towtt. ( Petails still are l.".rkinff of the mns- i sncre nt Baku aftcf the Turks, rein-! I'oiio-I by Tartar and Gorman roi..s. : had captured" the city. Unofficial ro-. bii'w a r.iinc pad-mtic .i.meiiean i1' by seci et sen ice onciallves. TrTs and dci-lj us of Cvnimil 'lw l!" .-Mnioiiiiin Hurcaii n-re m jmd blinds lliellf to. Justice, idicate nhinit 20.0IH1 peopU were ------ The slory by (Ir millle Warwick Is sUi9ghteird in Baku and viciuil. , of liiny Krliiping s-enes In one oi eceil imt.il bejiuty and dra- "IhenMiin W iiliin." " 8 iii.-it I.- Mii-eiii-.ih and Its dlreciloiv by B A KG A IN .1, You can make more "' Chester, llhey, u .vin ovei ny ; money fur the ncxJ-two days spending Ill The 1m- llljjii," I li sp.Wial 'niaslerly and nrlill -. The leading !" few linurs looking Over the- Golden Parauioiiiit-.i't-talt elnilnpTIiv f-.nt (einliune rol is l ra ve bv lor- Kule's closinflf tmt sa) bArgninj than One ruliosed. there Is one h'iiimi! -itu.i- "thy .r.i. "lie i-hariuln? GriiKh oil can o AniWe pay nt your job lion 111..' is c .(filiated i.i dtiiw lli.'f n. ,vll Gfiu'K-' 'awi-ell." .1 rel i - s ''. I -.10-21 audience nut m' tin !v,. .its. This Ii rgin a.jj.ii- of jvuie i .ipnlanry md J' w ? s j when an Inner. mt-iuoki'-i: i.ii.'iih i m-a iuciho role .it a pairl- 'Wratjiar thWomctcr, ikiry thi- bottle is tnfceji frim Hie huA'oid Hie iui.- A.-riiiaii0Vnierlea-i. oihers l.;th ni.w.'ters, clinic theremometei-s for K-a-ishii crowded KiilOini.,s. anil' ('Ingles Ci r.iH, imuglaa the sick room, Tou will 'fil nll.these which aaplodi-K as II ik.s She Mu.-i.eaii. 'ti' :W(rli. ldi"ln;y.('l.-ii ke;- a ter uypt hWls a v.d.nno jne huiur.--T ih- lati.-r'li.iuim a stM'iuliit role. thi i el feel !aiitHear. " ili. is -Jf. f . of .i ,jp L.imit) mum spy. gtiMi sf I Jj I N fry- -1 tw A 'lOi Ki . - ' Tried COFFEE OR TEA WITH ABOVE ORDERS BREAKFAST DISHES Side Dish Hot Cakes with Meal, 10c Hot Cakes with Coffee 15c Milk Toast ... 1R(. Mush with Milk 10c Grape Nuts and Crearh" lfic',' Milk 10c Mush with Cream -'..15c Corii Flakes and Criam 15c, Milk 10c Buttered or Dry Toast 10c rorce " (-ream 15c, Milk 10c French Toast ;. ake or Pie 10c 2ac coffee ...:.';.-!.'.';;;::;;::: Maple Syrup 10e m- EXTRA SALADS '"' iOe Shrimp Salad' 4(lf Snlmfln Klo.l Combination Salnd 35c ' NO TABLE SERVICE FOR LESS THAn'i'o'c OYSTERS Our Oysters Are Received Daily, Opened and Scrved 'K me Pan Roast r.n on.. 45 8.5c Omelette ln: 5lc 95c Cocktail '. i'.!!! 3o'c . VEGETABLES Cream Toast Crab Salnd . . Lobster Snlari ,40c .40c Stewed Corn , ; String Bean ioc Chili Con .iewt;u lomatoes CJ reen Peas , Mushrooms , 10c French Peas Carrie t 1 " v. Saw ' f J. M . .'i .... -'. ..'I', -.y 1 ' r . . . . . m i. Imported Swis . . American Chetsa PsrdiTi? Ham ! Celery Lettuce I Tomatoes .1 . j (ticumbers . , j Combination Shrimp , (Crab ! Lob.-trr .10c Pork and Ienn ..0j Ho; Asparagug on Toast'!! SANDVICHES ' ' 1 " 15c Egg 15c- Ham and Egg : ! ! ! ' ' 20c Hamburger ; !oc Iwo Eastern Oysters ! . ! ! ! . SALADS " 15c Green Onions . . . ; 15c Dry Onions .!!!.'"'" 15c Pickles .j. . K ! ! ! . 15c Radishes .!!!!?!! ! vi 1Sc ,ren Heppms with Ordei"! ooc SUred Tomat-s . 3Re Olives 35 .....!!!!!!!! POTATOES- "r"-" v ... 10e Shoestring ,, 10 Jhnced I.yonnaise ! . . i no (.ottage FrW maa thrllllni!slttf..fi9 in- T lllin Wllhln," Which ):i In hi- present ed nt Ihe Alcnde Iheuire I'l ida).in, fialurday. i!,e2 The storl..,iU0!r,tl,4pie.ci,,ihte!, . of .i ,0 -'iue in-iiin spy. y-tiinh Vr'.ll, ....11.... .... .tl.l.-f. ii it h rr.'.ivileitness ai tissja q eaU n. 1 r. .,'f,i ;.!.! y amtl'adlay, Wyy Xi'w.W in ' Ihe o.k.'Q i!-:tt Anierican Jrieil ... Hashed Browner!,. . . French Fried . .a. . . PHTTTTr1 AWTl TIPOUtlTliii years Tl Tarnella have baeit among the most popular enti j , A -tiooiwn & liners o. p:.,for,. ... u aierane of two UundriHUu 1?ty ongage,'" ' -i'- S!. l-.tiVII niems irly. Hoth are pT-anista, leaders and Impersonators. inViiiition to ui:.-,i pi,,i 2 ' 9 1, si . To ,ca,n l.ein -.s:.l,-iiiit i r. m. KjiiYAin.n. i.Ail " Mlln ilr,t. With lhi iiiiii.iih!&i 1 1 ... 1: V . ' - uion),rs I coiiir.iiuiU'.m of tah-nia thy are. enalard to present , pranm which foi m For mi MKoaJ' and Cantaloupes in Season . .20c ..30c .40c 15c 20c 10c 20e .T...f0c .....c10c ...... 10c. 10c 15c 15c e ......15c 10c IV ... .(Wc 10c 20c M..20c FAM I L.V DRUO STpflJ 3 t,r.t,-.w-v.wn.. Butler rappeii printog) :p tlQ. Hiii!ii.'on be ftre xi the I.ij,m coiiiia an' their appearanca wi;1 oua ol iaa uioat iiiorouvaai eujovauiu uiauiji oi tan m.i-.u. O'Seryer offica. eeellrnoeemid versatilU'v surpioves tnat nen bv mcsi four peei'e on;an:Ai- ,i.ni. lo goo.1 mai Is added ew at (amnion n;f Hi, SJghest quaTiW. Tljot of fea.. . .!( Milk...f.c Cream. .. .20c H.iO and Qlf Q-O Two l-eopl? stning line Urtler, 1W KV)ra for SerricC ' SrVE ARB NOV RrTsPaySim.E KR ARTICLjr LEFT IV ffl THiV RESTALRASTO ' U, - O1 . o !aiii(1f Mif it.iDftt Mln 1,T r .3HO0, Aiflisr(iv "(J! : . a a - -, aitO.O a .- to' 00 o o . la - 9- - o; o- Q ".o o cr- 00 e e 6 9 9 'I'lrr 1 ili-S"i nnn, i.,