La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1921, Image 3

SATURDAY, APRIL 30. 1921"
LA.6RANDE tVENINff OBSERVER
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m vu I n ITT All IliTi n 01 010 'fcu n- Bsrs-
w 1,111 t yilUU Uf approximately (44.OUO.OUO more
IX TWO YKAIW, ORBGO WIIX
I'SEP , 000
lluwls Will Cunt .Most ot Any of the
New .Moteuiaul" l'or Wltlih
iM,i00,(NMI WV1 I Vcd
SALEM. April 2. For tbe Tiy
1921 mid 1H22, according to a finan
ci.il report completed by S.-a! Koi
er. Becretany of state, tUo state of
Oregon has undertaken a program
me, whifh if curried out. .will De
tail expenditure aggregating $45.
000.000. Of this sum approximate
ly $1,007,000 wllj be necessary foi
what Is, classified as general gov
ern mental expenses.
These Include the expense of the
legislature, emergency board, exeeu
jJjV department, state treasury, tax
' Aommlssion, attorney-general, sal
aries of district attorneys, state de
partment, board of control, conduct
of elections, expenses of supreme
court, supreme court library, salar
ies of the various circuit court
Judges and the maintenance aud up
keep of the capitol buildings and
grounds, together with other miscel
laneous expenses.
I'l-oloclion to Cost $6,2(13,001)
For protection to persons and
property more Mum $6,265,000
necessary. Under this classification
is included expenses of speclul
ugciits, fire marshal, Oregon Nation
al Guard, banking department, cor
poration department. Insurance de
partment, real estate department,
public service commission, scaler ot
weights aud measures, board ot ac
countancy, board of architects ex
aminers, engineering . examiners,
board ot conciliation, board of In
spectors of child labor, industrial
welfare commission, board, of pilot
coanniissioners, state board of for
estry, expense of motor vehicle rcg-
. istration, payment of bounties
wild animals anil eradication of
w61ves and coyotes, expenses ot the'
labor department, accident commis
sion aud compensation to Injured
workmen.
Development rndcrlnkeii targe
Under the -head ot development
and couHervalion of natural resourc
es there is included $1,737,000. This
embraces annual appropriations for
Die various state, district and county
fairs, expenses of the state board of
horticulture, conducting .the -Uto
lime plant at Gold Hill, advertising
i'.ie scenic wonders ot the northwest
iin. I cucoui-io'.iu!; tourists to visit
Ortroii. Al'o ftr expense of the
live slock Buuitary board, stallion
registration board, veterinary exam
ination board, Oregon ihumanc so
ciety, office of the state engineer in
co-operative work with the United
Slates geological survey, stute water
board, desert land board, bureau of
mines and geology, department of
fisheries and department of game,
llioui'ds to Cost "Most
Under the head of sanitation and
health;;- aggregating $380,000. there
la Included the expetiso of the stale
board of tlicaltb, maintaining state
.tuberculosis hospital, conducting the
work of tlie Oregon social liygenic
Hocietv, and maintaining the Cedars
in Portland. Kxponses of the child
welfare commission aud of the dairy
and food commission are also in
cluded under the head, as are the
expenses of the state board ot bar
ber examiners, board ot medical ex
aminers, board of examination of
graduate nurses, board of examina
tion in optometry and the state
board of pharmacy.
The largest Item of all Is sum
marized under the head of roadB
and highways, and aggregates $24.
060,000. Much ot this money will
be made available from the sale of
bonds, the issuance of which has
been authorized for. the purpose ot
'improving tho roads and highways
of the state.
Ktiriilon Appropriation S6."0"."1
Under the head of charities, hos
pitals and corrections, the various
Items aggregate $3,427,000. This
Ki-fm includes moneys provided Tor
conducting tho state school for the
Mind in Salem, employment Insti
tution Tor the blind in Portland, deaf
Kdiool and a number of private lu
Ftitutioiis which , are caring for in
digent orphans and foundlings.
There is also included under this
lhcad; the state hospital at Salem.
Hai-tern Oregon hospital at Pendle
ton, f.-cble-mindrd home, -penitentiary,
boys' training whool and-the
Ktate industrial -y'hnr.1 tor Bif,
. For education the total " -pregatrs
more than $6.507.0O. This
' Includes the state department of ed
i.catlon. vocational educational work
(' r,...,i-ralln with the giivcrunieni
Oregon A'crW ulliiral college,
w r rirveoh. Oregon
H..','nl and' the amounts which the
state Is rontrimiting to ex-service
,,. t aid them in obtaining an ed-
.!FV . n.l I lie- Oregon sUtc
lli.torl.-al society al-p are Included
under th classificatjm.
ltc-.rcatl.-n (Jets t.MMI "
inder the. classiricatjV of yxre
alion lf.e- i..ut $100. .Tni. In-
.. . . ( (if in''
i,..,,i?(m-c pari .in northern Marian,
"PI ronHty an tl.c'.pre-.rvlt. of th.
I John jfrl-auenjln home tn. Oregon
ill rity. For relief to .special
M inelffdins the rf.nw confe.etlnS
than 7.t72.000 is covered by di
rect biennial approbations from
the wneral futfU ot the stal. Tle
appropiratlons" were made at the
lastsession ofthl legislature.
Millaee to ProdTice $7.3tH.000
Annroxlmately 7. 396. 00 will re
sult froBi fixed millage levies, while
$19.5(7,000 will be derived from tne
sale of bonds for road . building
Slore than$3.446.000wlJl be cou
tributcai by the federal government
for co-operative, fcducatlonajt "orn
and hletawan construction, while
$6,237,000 will nine front fees and
miscellaneous Income and1, receipts
of the different departments, boards
aud commissions. . I
While tho aggregate of the ex-
pendltures of the stnU- for the eur-i
rent bienlhm .is a sum beyond thfv
grasp of most of us," said Mr. Kozerj
in his-report, "tho greater portion of
It ,is not the resullt of direct -taxation."
Miscellaneous Incomes Listed
"The receipts from what are gen
erally termed miscellaneous sources!
that Is, from departmental fees, li
censes and the like, are estimated at
more than $10,398,000, -mil He the ox
penses of those activities which are
payable from the fees which they
collect are only a little more than
$1,681,000. The difference is di
verted to the general fund for de
fraying the general governmental
expenses und portions for specific
purposes.
"For example. It Is bstlmatcd that;
or the sum of $3,375,000 .intlclpatedl
receipts from tho laws providing;
for a tax on gasillne, less than $S5,
000 will be refunded by mason of
tho use ot a portion ot tbe gasoline
sold for other purposes thun in the
operation of motor vehicles.
License Money for Hoards
"Of the estimated receipts of
more tihan $5,043,000 from motor
vchlclo licenses, this sum, less ad
mlnistrative expenses, to gcthcr with
the receipts from tho gasolino tax,
ts made available for road construc
tion. The estimated receipts from
corporatiorf licenses aggregating
$555,000, from Insurance licenses,
$540,000 and from Inheritance taxeB
$5000, are, loss administrative ex
penses, available for the payment of
general governmental expenses."
The payroll of those In li'ic employ
of tho state who maintain their
homes in Ralem aggreralo more
than $1,000,000, uccordlug to Mr.
Kctcr's repOt. There art moro
Ahan 300 persona continuously em
ployed 411 the various acpaunQnta
and ac tivities qiArlred lhtue Tap-
Itol aud supreme court, ouiioiga.
? Noft Our.l'rices) .
- Note the prices atfd coalite on the
candy the window at Palac0 Con
fectionery C, Air Saturday ami Sun
day. 4-30-tf
. Palace Comfactwltwry Co.
What a pity it is thaW our neigh
bors don t now as well as we do
what's (rood for tneml
Strawberry fiundae at Fountain. 1
v? rthosji'a luntain, SaturdaNO and
Sunday. 4-30-tf
rAMIY DRU9 STORC o
kAaANot,eayON.
furffuPird 4-rtieni h'ouse for sale.
Ou lilock fro high school, laruc
lt. ou(-(halt block from pavemrftt.
Price $1300. At)out on-hal rash
und balance e,nn be paid at the r
0 $25.00 per uijrtith: '
SeouvKy Land & Savlagi Co. .
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PRESCRIPTIONS
WE FILL 'ANY DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
"The RexaU Store"
liaaaiHHaaaaaaMauHaMMaM
firnnpai at th Annntl S!trt"nt "f hm
STAR IN.II.'RANf'B CO. (F AMKRICA
fT N'mt Voffc. In the ('' if Now Yrtrh, n th
thirty ftmt rltj nl IVrmhrr. I0-". mi1? i
th inirtrtn conmfwionr of th Ul ot Ort
Ton, tmmini to law:
CATITAT,
Amount of rapittj vfci iail up. I 600,000. 00
INCfiUK
Nt prfniniiu received durinx
th jMr 2,110,ajS44
Intrrwti, Hirfnr and rvtit r-
ciHi dunug rfr 70.69S.0S
Inroro frutn wttnf snnrcei re
cti red Uunog iht fetr - 400,11!!. S
Total tDtom $2,581,108.31
11ISBCRSKMKXT8
Nt Icmmm rid dunnc jtr, in-
clndinc adirMUnnt rtnfm . , . 761,278.19
Diti'lrnrli ptirf an ctftttl atm-k
fj'moi the jrtr SO.OQO.00
Tim. li?n and fee paid
Hiirinf tbt ywr 78,267.91
Am-.rjnt of all other aKpfitdi-
turva . 110.7C4 40
Total cipfitliturtM , .$1,48,1,2$
ASSBTM :
Itrlnti ranee rPCfiralU ou Mid
t 7.03
Vajnp ot atoraa and bonda wnl '
nnaikpt taltir) 2,2.".l,2IO.i0
lOinx on mrtrtiaffM and rnHaffral,
nr., bill rxitthiA (farm).. Sfl.72.. 2
Cth in bank, and on hand . . .-: 37 2,0 Hi. 00
I'Mminmi in' "ir -of ciJliwJ'Mi 1
.t wfium itiK Spt. 80. J420-. 364. 261. 7t
IntttTMt and rrnta dua and r-. . - ' i
crawl , -a... . '. r -' t.Stll 4
Total admiUd iU ... i . . 8.1,06 1.1 01 4S
MAKIMT1ES
Orrxi rial mi fnr we iiniid-.8 SIS, 31ft. 01
Amtiint of uii'arnd premium oa
alt ouwUftdme ri 1,463,127.36'
fnif for n)Rinifjiih aod brokeraca lK.4.1.ii3
All ottwr Labllitita 73.1 4 I .B.I
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r;ntr 'tK-fc f l.'iOU.UUO. aur- 1
pin 86f.o7a 43 i.t.vi;m
BUHINI-SS IS ORW:ON PlR TUB YtlAK j
th yar .( 8 87. Ml ffi
fi paid fWi-in th yar 2.13 3;
Uuaaa ineurrt-j rjunni nr jr . t o.i i.iw
STAK lNSI'HAN'CK OV OK AMKRH A
Hli;H R. fOf1KN. Pr-odrtit.
ROBKRT II. WnXlAMS, (c'j.
tatatOTT ridnt attornrr f"r arrio.
GHOKGK J. JANU.
r3 Iwia Aide., rortlir-1. Or.
SECUitiTV INSURANCE AGENCY
General Agents, La Grande Oregon,
Send it to the
LAUNDRY
TVE WILL DO YOUR OLE FAMILY.
WASH ,
DO IT RIGHT
DO IT CHEAPLY ' '
Save You All the Mess, Work and Worry
of Wash day.
PaaaaaaiaaafiaiasiaaaBii
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THE
STANDARD
LAUNDRY CO.
PHONE MAIN 56
Eemombcr, our Dry Clcaninfr Department
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CONDITIONS OF SALE
Sf.4.K T.MMKMt:S TUESDAY KCNIG, ATBH. 1W4V .1WCWI VAm X.K
KAY TO Kim WILL KK VttlCED AT TK FtH.UmTJWi LOW ffKAJOE! m
KAC'H J" A It WILL BE RE1MJCEO 2 EACH DAT UNTIL OUk
, . . Sle Price Price Today
1918 7 iwsseiifer Rco i .....:....;.:.......?6O0........... $515
1918 7 mwaensar StiuWWW 8i ....?550...v .....$495 '
1919 Cheviot ...'. ; . ....$600..... A.:, $545
1916 Chevrolet ..$275 ."............$220
1920 Ford Ton Track $600...:........ $545 '
1918 Maxwell '. $350......:. SOLD
1920 Ford Roadster with starter $450. SOLD
1916 Ford Touring $250 $195
1916 Ford Roadster ....$275.. .J...SOLD
1915 Ford Touring; $2.50 SULD
1915 Ford Touring ... ... , $225 ; $170
1912 Ford Touring ........; ...$150 $95
1914 Ford Touring, ....$250 $195
'2 1913 Ford Touring ..each $240 ... .......$185
TERMS:- HALF CASH; BALANCE IN SIX EQUAL
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Hilton V ; Garage
Observer Want Ads Bring Results
!
I'll
The Speedy, Powerful
5 Ton (JaJVevBifflcbr Tractor
I'nKer-
Norniul-
WILL DO MOKE V.OHK AND BETTER WORK THAN 18 HORSES AND AT
....... .11 A LF. -TilE .COST.'--
Your Efficiency
Depends on
Your Eyes
Good work needs good eyesijjht, Hecause, as a chain is no ntronger'thin it, weakest
link, so man is no stronger tljan his weakest faculty. And now," when the quality of
a man's work; will play s.uch an important part in' the ilcUTmination of his .incline, yeu
owe it to yourself to keep your Xucultics alert; ktfen Tit for the comVetilion of industry
' DON'T WONDER WHETHER OR NOT YOUI5 L'YES ARE EFFI- "
cicnt. Have them examined rd KNOW I . ' ' ' ..
..
. U. S. Oovcrnment'iitatiKtics prove that. over 80ft of the men examined for llir army
had defective vision. This should indicate that possibly yfiur pyesight. is n'tvi ef f i-.
cicnt as it should be. Have your Eyes Examined tini NOW ma every Live, AnyL'r- ,
ican should.
' . -V- ihW' :' J, A . ir
J. fi.FEARE &&6N
8 t&Sh
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:
The 5-ton "Caferiiillur" Tractor will
handle with easo 4 mould-board plows,
32 feet of spiiufc-looth harrows, 3 ten
foot (Ii'illK, a 2H-in. scparlor or a 12-foot
Holt I'aby Gas Combined Harvester. .
The 5-ton win k- at 3 miles per hour in
direct speed. Low speed at 1 1-2 milfS
per hour, witili approximately twice, the
drawbar pull of the direct speed a splen
did emergency reserve power.
You have, besides, a high speed of
nearly six miles per hour handling score
of light cultivating jobs that cun be fip
ished up quickly and economically jobs
of hauling heavy loads to market and
various other tasks that increase vno
tractor's usefulness. . '
With this tractor you can not pack or
injure the mellowest soil. Vet its long,
flexible oscillating track insures conswmri
ground-gripping power in the wettest
gumbo, loosest sand or slilfcst clay.
Nolo llic.se Admirable 5-lon "Caterpillar" Features
Capacity Docs more work than you can. do with Id horses.
Speeds Three forward and reverse; low .1.51 m. p. h; direct
.".(JO in. ). h.;- high '5.71 in. p..li; reverse, 1.09 m. p. h.
Main frame One-piece, cast steel no jtiints; no civets.
AlniiH- Holt Special, military type; valve-in-liead, fully inclos
ed, force feed lubrication,, through drilled crank, shaft; will
' Dpi ;ate on 50 per. cent grade. ...
Tracks High carbon cast steol, 81-inch .ground contact," flexi
I il'c and .oscillating an exclusive Holt feature flanged .track ,
idler. ' . ' . , .
Steeling -Independent tivnk drive no dilf'prential; fiimlu iiiu
gle lever control. Tractor turns within its own liyigtli.
There's nothing experimental or ifntri
ed about the 5-ton "Caleniillar." . It h
been in all kinds of use for-4 years, dur
ing which it has been unfailing in its
'ncommiicaj, finuble-free performance,
, Compiu-v k-s aMiearance with that of any
lCher tiacloi'."l"or,'coni)a;tness and glean
mil, businesslike lines you'll not find Its"
'equal. Check up iu record of achieve
ment in way nd 'pwice. N Jithcr trac-tiir'h;j-i
so bro.nl. record of use under so
widely varicd',cntTiti"n. I.V irm i,r
orclmrd wrk tht Vlon iTs stiprenc la its.
class ". " -
We 4iavc .3-t Cafcij.jlhif Jf.twon 9 Ap. . (IJ wt wc. ta machine
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