La Grande evening observer., October 03, 1919, Image 2

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TWO
La UfA.Vl)K KVKNIMi OHSKICV Klc
Chief Connemc&Says
"There Is a Terrib'le Cold
Vitavc Coming
Helper prcjiarc now. Jfere two a few sutftfcstioiis and prices of wjntty;, wear-
, ing npprel you may nerl soon.
MEN'S STAO SI HUTS - .".v.'$6.C0 TO frie.OO"
MEN'S MAf KIJtfAWS ' ! .:. $10.00 TO $13.50"
MEN'S LKATIIKU VESTS - $10.00 TO $13.60
M EN'S JIEAVY COTTON USUI UWEAR (UNIONS) $1.95 TO' $2.50
MEN'S WOOL UNDERWEAR (UNIONS) $3.25 .TO $7.50
M EN'S JIEAVy JANTS - ...$5.75 TO $10.00
SWEATERS - -V- ' - ; $1.50 .TO $12.50
J ERSEYS Xr- X, $3.00 TO $5.00
LO(i(iERS DOITRLE-PATEI) IWNTS (RVIN-l'liOOF) $4.50 TO $4.75
LEATHER MITTS, LlNKlX-' - 35c TO $1.50
MEN 'HI? A IX COATS, SHORT LENT! Til .- ..$11.00
ROY'S WINTER' UNION SUITS l.$1.25 TO $2.00
ROY'S TWO PIECE UNDERWEAR 45c a garment
ROY'S MACKINA WS : $7.00 TO $10.00
See the new line of red rubbers for German Sox. All heights low and high
Hill's DepartmenfcSfore
Presbyterian Society
Holding Interesting
Meeting rtf Union
0
'! he Prcxbyterian Sot :y is holding
a rally meutinK thii ufternoon at
Union. IjiilieB 8mm linker, I.a Grande
and Union arc in aOenilnnce,
i Tli'$ meeting promises j be one
of the bent attended and most ln
turcHlIni; of the missionary lueetlnnO
yet lu'ld. A pruKrain of unusual fea
tures will ho Klvedur!iiK tf?e after
ftoon. Thore will ho a nuiuher of
luterstliiK conte.Hli, org? a story tell
S n x nfi:nt ror('hlldion, In which
children oill he the Judges, nOother
a four mlnuto talk on "Why the
Jubilee," and U'- third contest will
he in l lie "form of a story book con
tent. Contestant from Jlaker. I.a
Grande and Union will coinpeto. .The ;
contentful enterln.fr from I.a (J ramie
I are Mrs. liny Murphy, story tolling
content for .rliildrno frs. J. K-
Wright, four mlnuto speaker and
Mrs. Oeorxe lluker, slury hook con
test. The closing event of the program
will bo the showing of a set of five
sler optical slide which have bein
prepared by 1J. J. Hitter from nut'
oral scenes of fori tgn lunds. Mrs
Hitter will give a lecture along wltl
tho sliiles nnd will ho accompanied
by Mrs. William Hutchison o( I'll
lou with vocal sola.
Several carloads of ladies went fi vim
la Grande this morninjr. Luncheon
was served by the Union ladies 'in'.!
was followed by the program.
The program, becuuso of its units
unlness, h ultractlng a great deal
of attention from h' -ualquartors ii
l'orll9!id, and also New York. It I;1
a new venture In programs for thir
society.
f
Observer advertising will bring re
suits.
A Big Saving!
HazelwQod Ice Cream
. Rich its ftJusfis good
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The Rexall Store
AI.VIN YORK, WAR
II KIM), TO CAMPAIGN
AGAINST THE t'lGAHICTTK
"HUilCI'ING , ION'"
IS (iltllTING sroity
Monroe Salisbury l Hwn In Thrill,
luff Xvw Western Picturo From
I'lilvoraul HtmlliM
thereof.
Dnlu of first publication Soptoiie
br 2fi, 1919.
HIIinilillT J. SI'KCKiiART.
Administrator.
Sept. 2d; Ort. 3-10-17-21.
N'ollro of Alley Improvement
When Tony Valloro, n sop of Italy,
Hepped Into tho boisterous atmos
phere of a western Bullion and win i Notice Is hereby given to nil
Bronteil.it the threshold by a kisn 'concerned that the Commission of
from tho town's belle, Kato Hillings. ; the city of I.s Grande, Oregoa, ln
lio took the incident ns n innttor oljtends and proposes to linprnvi lm-
courBo, reprosoni. so lie inoiignt, urovoniont IHstrlrt No. 101 In said
tho customs of ti Urn of hit
dreams. Nor was lio surprised n fun
inninciilH later when lie was knocked
to the floor by a powerful blow de
livered by Durnnt, tho bully, known
ns the strongest . man In tho West.
Hut thero hegnn a hatred that was
to result n few months later In one
of tho most thrilling contests of
brute fighting strength tho rough
men of I ho West had over seou.
l.ltllo 1'iit Moore, ugu five, or
thereabouts, Is seen us l.ltllo Tony
in "Tho Sleeping I.lon" which wll'
ho shown Saturday nnd Sunday foi
the first time at the Star theatre
The picture was directed by Uupon
Julian, anil In the cast lire Sydney
Franklin, Marlon Skinner, Alfred Al
len nnd lloixcholl Mayull. lthea Mit
chell, as Kale Hillings (he girl of Hod
Ilutto whose delight Is fighting
strength In men, gives n sympntho
tic portrayal of her part.
"Coppus and Scents" a two-reel
enntcdy featuring Hilly West will
ul.io be shown on tho same program.
1'A.MOl'S AlTltFSH )
IIF.liK IV F.W II AV
Madlaino Traverse, who lias al
ready proved In this city her ureal
aluilllty as I screen actress, liai
been hooked at the Slurry llieatr
for tomorrow only, In a new Wll
liuiu Fox photoplay called "When
Fate leciiles."
This play Is d scribed as (Ivlug
Miss Traversa not only opportunity
to display tltoM) unusual emotional
powers that huvo drawn so large
following to this heniiilful end styl
ish woin.in. but to piove again her
city, which Improvement lllstr'ct
bounded us follows, lowlt: Cini
menqlng ut tho renter of the inter
section of Mini si root and Adams
aveuuo III Chaplin's Addition to l.u
Town of l.i (i i undo, Union County.
Oregon, and 1 mining thencu south
easterly ulotn the center-liiH of
xutd Adams Avenue to tho renter of
Hie intorsoellon of Adams avouiir
u n (I Fir street In said Chapll l' Ad
dition, thuni v inouthweslerly al n.
the oentor-llno of l'ir atruet to the
cuntnr of tho Inlctneetloii of l'i
street and W'ail)li:gton uvei.iu
thence liorthwestt) - along tho center-Hue
of WiuhlUiton avenue '!
tho center of llii luiersectlon of
Washington uvemuv and Klin st eet
and thence nnrthwci.tcrly iilorg the
eenler-llno of Elm etioet to the
place of beginning;
That the said proposed Improve
ment U the construction on nnd
over the alley In said district be
tween Aduins Avenue and Washing
ton Avunuo furtn the east property
lino of Klin utreet to tho west pro
perty line of Fir sireet of bitullthic
puviuncat nccoiding lo the plans and
specifications therefore prepared by
the city cugtucer and adopted by j
the Coinnilsslon on the loth day of j
Siivlepiber, 1919, and to make s.uli
liuproveiuent ut tho expense of the ;
property in said district In bo ben-
eflted tlu'reby. j
That the Commission of the Clly!
of l.n tii'iindi'. Oregon, will meet al
the roniinif sluu room In tho city
building lit I.a Gutnde, Oregon, rn !
the Hth day of October, 1)1J at
7:110 o'clock p in., and bear slid do- i
tetuiiue all objections, remonstuacee!
PORTLAND, Oct. 2. Dr. Clarancc
True Wilson, Portland prohibition
worker, announced at the statu Meth
odist conference hero thut Sergeant
Alvin T. York, known as the war's
greatest hero, will make a tour of the
United States speaking1 against the
cigarette. Wilson recently returned
from tne East where he conferred
with York.
CONFLICTING IIKPOIITS
AS TO THE NUMBER OK
SHIPYARD WORKERS OI T
Otter Brand
Minced Clams
$2.30i dozen
Regular Price Wa25c
DON'T WAfT
ORDER NOW
e e
IVai-ligs will soon hi; gonn. "We havP
0J-:EI5EiJTASAXl)CRAWipirtt.S.o
A lii.-c'lot of Conoonl J rapes,
i
WE 5IAVE ThAfRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
I
kYOlJj J)0 THE Itl'IST
h'GH GRADE EATABLES
Rags Wanted 3c Per Lbs.
a Can.
PORTLAND, Oct. 2. Union lenders
declare that thero are 2fi00 striking
shipyard workers while the operators
snv there nre but half that number.
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
CALL MAIN 80
Get Your Suit In Two Days -
J)0NT WAIT (10 DAYS AND THEN BE DIS
APPOINTED We will make you a suit Custom Made in two
days, at very little more than a rciidy-niadc.
Scud Away Suits are out of the question as it
takes from ISO days to two mouths to jet suits,
and oiicxiias to make from three to six seleclioifs
of fjoods ami tljeii no certainty of getting a suit,
and they tVst as much as a Custoiii-'Made Suit.
We have StVen yrcn, all with families, and liny
spend their nonpy in La Grande. You get it
hack. If it gtV's to Chicago to some Jew, that is
the last you s(V (If that Dollar. And we hrve a
fine lino of JiiiVtj'd Woolens for Overcoats, and
will guarantee that there is none belter.
CORRECT LUBRICATION
Zerolene gives a better filrh of oi! .
between the working parts of your
car. It conserves power and saves
wear. Scientificallyrefined fromselect
ed California crude oil. Oct a CuiVCvt
Lubrication Chart for your car.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
j
Butter Wrnppers
Observer oft ice.
printed it
THE TOGGERY
' i 1
th, L
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results.
T. R. Maxwell, Distributor.
eaters .
Read Tills Carefully!
It will be seen by looking over the table of payments following this paragraph
that the average increase nf taxation per thousand dollars of assessed valua
tion of property is but a little more than four dollars. The first veal' the in
crease is but half a mill. The fourth year the increase is but two mills and the
highest point reached is but six and a Uarter mills. The roads will have be
gun to pay IheiV way long before the high jmint has been reached. Remem
ber, the bonds are paid out at the expi ration of the twenly-vear period. While
we havttwciity years in which to pay for the l'oads. yc have the use of them
from ihi'stime of their construction.
TABLE OF COST TO RETIRE $1,498,000.00 WORTH OF ROAD
BOPJDS FOR UNION COUNTY CARRYING
FIVE PER CENT INTEREST.
kltiiu (si in mm. o u,...!Mll cUlnil of ,,.(,,,, 0 RUT tuJ
rnopis oi ine int- snow. m a p,r4l)U, utrreteJ
TUst the (reliinlusrj ssswnieut
ifur such luiprovnient bs be4'n
Trsvi r. s Vera l.eHj.m, sets liuui
ess iU.t-.'rul iluliiiu lain snotu
nut ii,r.on. iinnM w--idl, ,nd is now on file In llio of.
lues n H'T weimiMliuvitri ssa cmi
nni' to eilrli ite keraulf eel la I
man he lnrs.
Alio ihi.wn . t'tlf ' Axliutklp If
U svd J f f
ivuf Jlesl Aevunt
in V n sttrr f tbe entate pt CI
it Kju..sbtt. Jji'icatciJ
- I i this civen that IKf
W'.ltl ol,i4pter of taf
flee of the eilr reroriler.
loird ihi- 19th ilJJ ef S.pl.mbe
(319
J E STKMINM.
City llri-uider.
Bly Bept 1? :; O.t 3 In
Xew and Used al ami Wood Dig and
Small Jliort arid from $3.0D to 0.00"
ATs your OoiVi Judgment 'and Duy our
Ilea I '!.
tnier
o
MONTANA M
II IS V MtllN
Mil TA riTV. M"fit . Oct - lt
ctneitV( loliifl rt'in l'h torn r.-ii
r..s. M t ht U . itm- rMtt ,(,,, .,.ri. ff ,.r MncDs. .t
no ( ino t isinq hit n .
loneeoiiMt. Ult.cttl
4 lm'i'il a earn lllrh lle rleO
i-!'i' It ll'll'M'.' to a.Hitnng el. j
ear ne is
the n ,
nnil H I
pise. Fo Ueft oi.erllo, lo fl- j. 0n ld rriA-
llinli,eoiii eet t ,,,, comuion TI.Is 9ea
4th day of Novemlstr.illil.o.tolOl lMfw)n).0 , ,a,,,.,Qf
pyloric In the forenoon st the e mn-ni. , ,,. ..tf ,H,in8
eounttind UtOas the liesl 9
l'ir .Vnil ,tvffei-son 0 Phone tyfiM
a .i. j nmi 'it u.
VJll
o i'.ti. ffooonue.
olieri.s paid for OsMl0Kurintui
, o 4ange foinew. 9
o o
i Ux-
-
; "
Niimhor
of yriys Ykr.
1 1921-i
2 1922V
3 1923
4 1924
5 1S25 6
6 1926 fl
7 1S27
8 J928
9 1929
10 : 1930
11..
12.
13.
16
17..
18 .
19..
o20..
1931
1932
1Q33
-1934.
1935.
......,1936
1937
1933
1039
....9....1C49
Amount to be
paii! on prih-cipal.
None
None
None
None
0,000
0,000
0,000
90.000
90,000"
90,000
90,000
90,000
90,000
.119,000
110,000
110,009
110,000
110,000
115.Q00
113 000
Mills ne
Iota amount quired on .
Amount to he lo be paid on today' axsons-
Totals ....
Yearly
Average
1,493,000 0
e
I4.SP0
paid for inter
est.
12,500
25,000
37,500
50,000
62,500
72,000
69,000
66,000
61,500
57,000
52,500
48,000
43,500
39,000
33,500
2S,0CS.
23.500
17,000
11.500.
14,20
40,712
principal nnd
interest.
12,500
25,000
' 37,500
131,000
128,900
155,900
, 151,400
146,900
141,400
137,900
133,400.
137,S
' 181,909
126,800
, 138,409
1,K0
0
ment of
$2.,0U.000
0.5
1
15
2.
4.9
5.276
5.156 .
6.236 .
5.056
5.876
5.S36
5.516
' 6.23S
5.SC
' . 5,T3
S.51B
' B.T76
S.lffTB
0 s.or
o
Tt.tj, saving ta an-..nobile owner.? lon.owill morltlfim eoim.PnufL,
rse-,I.,vvB ve-feu-lesill J.V eo.ffe i f,,,- ..tf, "Z
eaa. Ty and savin-' (.rtim,?nre,il,fi. u "S,
"i- aSdai Poor" road on
added taxativft. Thi
.eportionai saving aiuu he carrvu
eoiisii. reil.
to hi
inexeusabli
A ;ooil road is a eominuRitv i
extravagance. '
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