La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 19, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text.. . J o t; LA" d Ti h. SRTi3 F. v "v i"lTO oiifipjit v iKit. V f;r).9:sii,VVV'il'A1fTI iftif)..' rr o : : : n - t ni N '! ; i .9 (i LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER An Inilerifnilflnt Newspnpcr rt A Published Paily lind ?ecWy lit L. Grande, Oregon, by a Grange Kven In Ohprver iQililishliiir Company. JKRUCK PeNNIS, Publiiher. Entered t the I'ostoffice at La Grand Oregon, n Second Chss Mail MatUr. Address all ijommunicaons tg The.Ohserver, 1710 Si-fth Btreot. City and County Official Paper. On Sale in Other Cities Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland; Imperial News Btand, Portland; Multnomah Hotel Jiews Stand, Portland, Oregon. rililtSCHU'TlON BATES Hy Carrier Daily, per month 63c Daily, er three monthi $1.9.i Daily, per aix months in advance .'..70 Daily, per year in advancer $7.50 Daily, single copy , 5c liy Mai) Daily, per year in advance 15.00 1 Dally, per six months in advance $2.50 their handuul tiWorethaT "either fitne Delia would geut of jail, in thi P would get in." e This meeting wn held two or .'lays 90er the supreme court 6" the Uaitcd States had uuhe-M the UL sronee. Ih'bs wns atill out on Tmil, and win not0molested. Nut n man of tht crowd was arrested. Not a po- iiinoiji licemun'H eIuljiKas ftwung to interfere with their false, mischievous and sedi tious ulcerates. And hvy complain that "speech h ot free in Afnerica'! Grand Woman of the Old School. . In PRKGEED1NGS 2.E0 O pally, throe months 'n advance. .$1. 23 Ouily, per month GOc Weekly Observer-Star, by mail, per year In advance $1.50 My Country TJ of Th, ftwaoft Lmn4 f Liberty." A Long-Distance Diagnosis. A new way to summon the doctor's itid in emergency has boon Sound in th.: wireless. mctiHuge. A transport re cently docked in New York report.' tliat while at (tea it received a wlreictm niessnKU from nnother vessel, ihn Jtritinh steamer I'ollac, A member of tin Politic'- crew had been tuken sud denly ill. There was no phyisician iilmaid, so the call for help was Bent out hy wireless. The doctor on the transport vw ptven the Kymptoms. lie diagnosed the case and sent back a wireless me.Msatfo explaining the proper treat ment to be followed. The two whip:. kept in touch, the doctor on the one rvi nving hourly reports from the sick man on the other. In two days mark ed improvement was reported and thu last meiisuKe indicated rapid recovery, Of course, if a aurgeun'ri. hand had been needed or certain unavailable medicines had been essential to the manVn recovery, the simple wireless messages would not have been suffi cient to save his life. Since it was chiefly n matter of careful diagnosis and special treatment the directions vere easily Riven at lung distance. Here is o use for the wireless which It is strange no one has practiced bo fore. It in one not likely soon to be forgotten, however. Even though long distance diagnosis may not be the best kind, it is certainly better than nene when there is no other way to meet the emergency. An Example of Free Speech. One evening Inst week Kugcne V. Pib.s. condemned to ten years' impris onment for violating the espii.i.ng-f act, addressed a mass meeting of brother Socialists in Cleveland. Hit reiterated his charge that the govern ment was persecuting the Socialist party. He praised the. ltussiai. Ilol nheviki. He assailed the motived with Aiiieh tin Unite! Sin tea entered the war and the spirit in which it Is nov mukimr peace. He accmed the govern mcnl of trying to stifle '"free speech'' and defied the authorities to silencf him anil his follower. A Socialist editor, from the same, platform, made a speech of , similar tenor, bidding the llolshcviki up as in spiring examples, and condemning tint "lyranny" of the United States gov ernment. He nl.o had much to say ntxMit ".silencing free speech." The KnciMht audience then raised Amelia K. IJarr, who died recently ul her home in New York state, was woman worthy of conEidcr.it ion for a good many reasons. She began writing when she was a little girl, but until the story "Jan Vcdder's Wife" was published, when Mrs. Bnrr was " years old, she never attained any considerable fame. Thu! story and "The How of Orange Ktb hon" assured her success. '"Writing," said this fnmou;t writer of her day, "munt be based on a hack-1 ground of systematic grind if it is to amount to anything." And that she, practiced what she preached is proven . R hy her success and her persistence, for she wrote nearly u hundred novels al together and was planning a new one at the time of her death at 87. Many people contend that home life and professional life are incompatible for woman, yet this sturdy writer wat- niarried and was the mother of fif teen children. Those women shunnin; marringc for the sake of "careers' might learn something from Amelia fir.rr. Not the least to be said of her U of the fpiality of her stories. They were clean and sound. No mother hesitates to have her daughter read them. No, boy caught poring over them is ashamed to look hin mother in the eye. In theso days of detective talec couched in poor English, nnd stories dealing with questionable situations, this grand old woman of a grand old school shines with distinguished luster. Speaking in defense of the filibuster which marked the closing dnyn of con gress, Senator Shermnn remarked that speech is not free in this country. In this case he was emphatically correct, for speech which accomplishes noth ing but to postpone legislation Imme diately necessary to the welfare of a great country is not free. It is the most costly thing wo have. Now Jack Johnson. says the famous Willard victory was n frame-up. Af te: that, we're almost prepared to learn that the (iermnn surrender ww ft fnkc. The bread that Is still wnsted in the United States would feed Poland, Ser bia, Belgium or Armenia. And be cause It is wasted, they are all poorly fed. It was very decent of the kaiser to build that Kiel canal for the rest op in, wasn't it ? I)o you know that the I .a Clrailde High School orchyfra now has twen ty-six members ildjui llmy-ylny i , ceptionnlly wyrrlle:u them at the senior playT'ridny night, adv. Il-Hrtl TO THIS UADIIC$J Ol' LA (JKAXDK I wish to annunce an opening o.J all the latest fttinilli''''.1 Koley build it ipMTrrch iMUh, prices to suit r.ll. Mf-i. H. Motcalf. a !v. Oct ready for the j I-'ield and Ai'tden seeds tbo Sawyerulylj adv. li-Hi-tf V pring garden. an lu h:id a' adv. White ivory goods if all kWU. Y-ni will see ni good line of these in Sil ver thorn 'b thow window. Their nrices are good. (ii.ii ii'i'gtjuu'-g .iMfr."". FAM I L.Y DRUa STORE U A (3lANDIC,0COClV.- March Tin, as follows: J!. Vt i(her;;poon, juror Feb- Jnincs Coble, juit,r February term circuit court - C A. Mil. iuror FebriHit-v term circuit coml i. L. Woodell, juror Febru ary term ciriit court ... Waiter Kk-hards, juror Feb ruary term circuit court . Wm. WiJ leswoith, juror Felj- ruary term circuit court.. II. . I). Zweifcl, juror Fchru , nry term circuit court.... J. II. Child:, juror February term credit court H. A. WV.it, jr.-ir February term circuit court iirucc ('lark, juror February term circuit court L. ('. firnut, juror February term circuit court L. H. linsscll, juror February term circuit court G. Fritt.s, juror February t"im circuit court I'red Uraden, juror February term circuit court .i red (Jaskdl, juror February term circuit court ; , W. II. Schwebke, juror Feb ruary term circuit court, . Wm. .Winn, juror February term circuit court . Julius Fi.iher, juror February term circuit court Mose FJlcdgo, juror February term circuit court C. I), Huffman, juror Febru ary term circuit court ... I. u McKennon, juror Feb ruary term circuit court ., Franklin Zurbiick, juror Feb ruary term circuit court.. O. R. (iekeler. juror February term circuit court II. P. Lewis, juror February term circuit court J. W. Redhead, juror Febru ary term circuit court ... J. A. linker, juror February term circuit court d'eorge l!aker, juror February ter m circuit court S. H. Haworth, juror February term circuit court M. Choale, juror February Allowed ! 11.00 2.20 2.20 2?0 2.20 .001 30.20 37.20 28.70 33. 20 30.40 6.20 22.70 13.70 15.20 10.80 22.70 18.20 18.20 18.40 22.70 22.70 18.40 22.70 22.70 22.70 18.20 22.70 term circuit court M. II. Anson, iuror February term circuit court , . , . , . . . Don Turner, juror February term circuit court . . .' Dan Wilson, juror February term circuit court 0. H. lilystono, juror Febru ary term circuit court V. O. Sherwood, iuror Febru ary term circuit court Recce McAHster, juror Feb ruary term circuit court. . . I. O. Smut,, iuror February term circuit court loe Kelley, juror Februnrv term circuit court Wm. rrnnda.ll, juror Febru ary term circuit court ... I!. Jackorj, witness state vs, Hodges, et nl I. T. ?derrill, witness state vs. , Hodges, et al lay I Hum, wit ness state vs. I lo.lge-i, it al "Mearl FIlis, witness state vs. Hodres. et al W.n. ! ."TTtt4ijt ness state vs. HridgvM. et al Mariiui Ibdmau. wit no state v.:. IIudr.es, et al ;adie I-'u."it, witness stale vs. Hod.'es et al It Im-IALi jii'or state vs. Undoes, et al Mis. K. W. Hill, witness state llodes, et al Fug.t, witness -Mate vs. l-lun I:'t : on, witness state WVIgh-m Met i ill, witness state 22.70 22.70 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.70 9. CO 0.C0 27.04 1.71 09.00 40. SO 10.00 8.40 75.00 2.00' 50.00 Ji.45 9.00 9.00 11.50 .30 13.4 4.50 1 We :. w. T. Weigh-Kitche witness st.-ite v . Weiglen J iy Dunn, witness state vs. Weiglein Mearl KJHs, witness stntivs. Weiglein Wm. KHis, witness stafe vs. Weiglein Marion iolmnn, witness stiOe vs. WcQ-lein J. C. Christiansen, v-oness stat vs. WVi;ein Sodie Fuirii witness state vs. Weiglein L. L. SnodgriiKS, meals for jurors K. W. Kastma?i, taking depo sition . f J Lee Warrick, expense "Ojl.ne Warnick, taking prison- j ers to pen 35.40 ; Hertr Mellroy, taking pris- triors to pen. ,. 21.30 T. K. MePormick, express, etc. K. M. Fowler, work in tax de partment CO. 00 Amelia Collier, work in tax department 09.00 F. lhel Denny, work in tax de partment G. P. Munson, work in tax de partment . . , lU. G. Couch, extra for depu- 34.001 ty Public Land Co., services for flpKcssor's office T. W. Dc Horde, services ns janitor Irvin Koy, hauling abhes from court house Lydia M. Hug, clerk school superintendent's office ... A, K. Ivunhoe, stamps, etc... Edith Bork, grading examina tion papers Janet Jones, grading exami nation papers I. W. Faulk, constable fees stale vs. O'Neal Arthur C. Williams, justice peace fees, state vs. O Neal Arthur C. Williams, justice peace fees, state vs. Rob erts .v Roy Flexor, constable foes state vs. Roberts W. I). Mitchell, witness fees state vs. Roberts Roy Flexer, witness fees state vs. Roberts John Smith, witness fees state vs. Roberts . . . ,v .'V,..' Jack O'Neal, Jr., witness fecs state vs. Roberts iTTO- Arthur C. Williams, justice pence fees state vs. lilack-: man Arthur C. Williams, justice peace fees'state vk. Wilson lieulah It. Hlacker, witness " fees stato vs. Wilson L. P. Derby, witness fees state vs. Wilson Marjorie Mclntire, witness fees vs. Wilson Dr. Dora Underwood, witness fees state vs. iWilson ... Arthur (J. Williams, justice peace fees state vs. O Neal I. W. Faulk, constable fees state vs. O'Neal . , Arthur C. Williams, justice peace-fees state-vs. Pow ers C A. Galloway, commission er fees W. J. Town ley, commission er fees First National Hank of Klgin, rent of polling place 10.00 Citv of La Grande, water rent 15.20 'K. O. Light & Power Co., lights and power Glass & Prudhomme Co., of fice supplies 70 4.20 -Chris Hilderbrandt, repairs to j court house 4.20: Home Independent Telephone ) Co., telephone rent 2.20 Xa-di Fleet rie Co., supplies for com t houi'.o 2.20 Geo. W. Perry, hall rent gen eral election (i. 20 Lee Warnick, rent of auto .. I F. L. Lilly, .supplies for court 11.20 ! house, etc. '. jtluion County Telephone Co., 2.20) teb ph.ene ront !, )Wes:e.ni Union, telegrams .. 'OiNale Zweifcl, plumbing" rc I ',air 0 Dr. Uay l.ornn, exanun- hur insane !iMis. J. S. Rose, .County rcg ' Istrar Gibiore,Tount 2. GO 3.20 9.20 15.20' Mn. Kate registrar Dr. Mnk-olm-vin, county reg istrar Dr. K. G. Kirby, county reg istrar "r. G. L, Biggers, co'ftit ivnii.ilif M . . . Irs. Tf. II. Flint, nursing in- digtnt e T.... Grande Ronde Hospital, ser vices for indiL'ents 4.20 j Hill's Department Store, sup- pJiffs for indigents 18.,0jiuov,.rjj!e(j jroCery, supplies fr indigetits 2.50 1 Hug's Grocery, supplies for 74. 15 , indiients Pattison Bros., supplies for indigents Standard Laundry Co., laun dry for jail Lee Warnick, prisoners hoard J. G. Snodgrass, supplies for court house, etc. ........ Boys & Girls' Aid society, allowance for February .. Frank J. Danes juvenile court witness :J. C. Christiansen, juvenile court witness Roy Flexor, juvenile court witness . , , . J. L. Smith, juvenile court witness P. J. Driscoll, juvenile court witness A. E. Siebers, juvenile court witness J Dr. Ray W. Logan, examin ing delinquent child J. A. Yeager, district sealer Clyde h. Kiddle, supplies for poor farm Anna Sion, work at farm , Win. Sion, superintendent of poor farm Eastern Oregon Republican, publishing county court pro- cdings C. L. Rnkk, chemical exami nation Male treasurer, iSLexpense district fire Warden G. F. Hall, viewing road L. Cavlness, pipe wrench . . LEastern Oregon Meat Co., supplies for road camp ... Ilattie J. Eckley, gravel for roads liJtzgcrald, repairs for road marmut'ry G. T. Flemings, building road drags (talloway-Keese Co.,Ujrage and labor J. A. Garity, blacksmithing Grande Ronde Lumber Co., lumber Hodson-Feenaughtji Co., road machinery, etc 2061 Hooverized Grocery, supplies for road camps 2C.09 Clyde L. Kiddle, supplies for roads , 1.15 J. D. Lynch Co., coal for road camp 00.05 Mitrjiell & Brinkman, repairs to road machinery . v 3C.50 h . v.i. . . . . 1.75, I 11.25 WC X 12.53 : . SfifeN' J 7.50 ' II 7 in II. 2.00I - Iff .10 1.70 1.70 4.20 13.30 4.70 4.70 4.71) 3.71) 7. CI 1.7fl poor . 15.50 15.50 ' 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 5.20 2.50! 32.43 53.35 20.00 75.00 Black I 13 13 12.4." 38.40 35.00 5.3.1 35.15 .51 li.45 4S.50 5.50 (1.00 40.00 11. R0 8.40 211.67 5.00 20.00 25.00 220.10 no 01.47 7.00 15.75 .TS. 90.00 T-torage -S38.00 Ul 04 (Continued on PaK Five.) M a 1 housaiK en were to recommend a certain shoe to. you and each wore a pair of that particular make, would their recommendations .'.tiiy you that that shoe was a good shoe to buy? A thousand men may not have the opportunity of recommending the Flofshiim Shoe to you, but hun dreds of thousands wear Florsheims every day five thousand men put on a new pair of Florsheims. We curry these shoes in HtralKht and English lasts. In hiurk. and cordovan. We al ways invite you to inspect . FLOliSHEIMS "Try a pair." It is a "mighty good" shoe. Where you get FLOESHEIM SHOES in La Grande. 10PEN DAY AND NIGHT j .1 r. HTIXIPY 'sN Residence Undertaking Parlor FUNEEAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED , X EMBALMER Phone Call Main 62 , Day and Night Our Offer to Save $10 to $15 On Every Round C?J-: Pipeless Furnace Goes Into Effect 2-J.r.esd.c" March 29th Beginning Wednesday, the 19th, we will ac cept contracts for the iti'.it.illaticn o: the Ro.un! Oak I'ipeless Furnace. This ntay ,J1' i!itta:ieu later :r, the season if desired. Your Country Needs Your Help The problem of readjustment from a war basis to a normal peace basis requires tluat every citizen assume his portion of the responsibility. You can do th.is best by increasing your own re eources, by saving and conservative investments. We are anxious to help you and invite you to avail yourtclf of our bankilig facilities. You will te treated with courteiy and consideration at all times. i . . LA GUmi NATIONAL BANK fkrf Im.i-t. flyatrm gSrJtevfd in 18R70 Sound, Reliable, Progressive55 hie Stem (HIGH PATENT) Sea Foam (STRAIGHT GRADE) WHEAT GERMS'," GRAHAM AND WHOLE . WHEAT FLOUR,. v THE GUARANTEED FLOUR TliEY ARE GUARANTEED BY ' ' . . . . La .Grande Milling Co. WHOSE GUARANTEED IS GOOD Handled by All Dealers. 0 In this connection we will also uffcr a special service. Every Kountl Oak Pipeless System snld will Lc installed according to a cci'.-ntific blue print plan Rupplied Irec by the Round Oal: Engineering Department. It costs $ or more to canvass for heating con tracts. By your coming into cur store during this 10 day period, you reduce our selling cost. You en able us to bct.k ahead a large number oi con tracts which keep our :nen busy without ios.i at time. We arc in pocmon to purchase iiv: heaters, cas ings and iuth'f,s in 1a.gc quantities. propose to give YOU the benetit! Here are a few advan tages of the Rpund OaKPipdess Furnace lre uesr t-'tpeiess rurrace or tto i arer ; ItSrill heat your home The System cost3 only year a"Her year with a one-fourth to one-third generous "NMplume of pine, the price of steam or hot warm, moisH ever-changs water, yet it responds iug air, free frop dust, gas more quickly. Its results and smoke. ' :re positive. It will burn any ad all vIt may be easily and fuels successfully and Ko- qufckly installed and nomtcally. It will hold tH$ reauj for service in less fire over night without rc- than "twenty-four hours charging, even in xero irom the time it is dehv weatUer. ned to your home. ' The Round OatvPipclcss' , Is a Clean Systbm The patented, improved, ho) ted and den-iointed con ttruction wid it htf castings fnean no dust or dirt in your home. - We are positivt it ts the tt built, ctt (Ttci't, duraltie and sati:tctory V Hcttng Systfm os fce market. fc It is Wi9rth every cent ou invest in its purchase. It saving in fuel alftae pas a Ubci.l interest on the in- 1 0 Star Points of Round Oftk Pipeless Supremacy tThm bwgt p tarnacm on th marked) - 1 Built AhrIulfly Firt Proof. " (See Catalocuc.) 4r Imirovrtl. Oas and Duit TLrt ' Uolted Construction. -1 Purns Alt Futls SKcassfitllr i EtonvmicaUjr. A 9tntr A LmmL Heaviar too. MumiiJif.ai ami CarcaUm Pw m ' Air.. " 6k Hoi. 'a t Fir. Ham ? C t JU tl II et to t Ktwm. Jr H "'rffi'to Pftff Aaag ' a Stovtv m 'l Opewf a4 Q tt 10 hv 'HakcrsV; oi Good m w 0di Only." W .( 'go n8oJOHWJELVILLS O 0 Q Q W CD gd Local H.-! or. 7 T. 0) o Valuable Hcatio Bixik Fre, Ya should one of iWm frte Round PipciFsspBoAs, prof 'jcl:oiriuitratcd. wf.ich proves all cf these claims and 4:scrib Otb0 O p, 0 4 o o 0 ! Adams 0 0J?.a (;ini!. OA 0 e V CD 0 O 0 0 0 e O 0 "9 i S3 e o O o