La Grande evening observer., January 27, 1922, Image 8

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LA1 OUAKDE fiVENTtfO OTJSEttVTCT?
Fridnr. .TnnnniTv 27; 10212.
VALUES
OLD II IS
REDISCOVERED
FOR SATURDAY
Hats
.Men's Volnur flats, your choice
$4.75
J-Vlt Hals 1" to H7"
Dress Shirts
Oonlcd Madras Sliii'l's, :! I'm- .... $.",.00
Flannel Shirts
'All Wool Shirts, plaids and so
ors
Wool Mixed Flannel Shirts
Underwear
Men's all wool Union Suits .... $1.7.'
Worn! mixed 'Union Knits M), :t.7"i
Army Worsted Drawers 7"c
Cotton I'ihhed Shirts and Drawers (ifh:
Riding Bv&e?zhs&
(Wdurnv J'rccchcs, double seat and
knee .! $.:
Heavy Khaki -fJ.!).")
Choice of any Cap in stork 1 .11 "5
fnWol-
.UrowTNjjielici
Hiown liluVt,:!
XDress Shoes
Ulack i 1 1 lirown Muellers ....
.Black iiiul lirown calf. hals and
chers .. f !'
Work Shoes
oil
stork
Overalls
Union-made, 220 wt. denims
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A Full Line of Hosiery
For the Whole Family
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Ladies 'ottdii Ifose ...
Ladies' Merceriitol Hi
Men's Cotton llostV ,
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Men's Wool SoxE'
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: to 80c
tly Half Price
ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE
APPEALS FOR
POSTPONEMENT
(f.y Associated Press)
SOMA, Jim. 27. Kiiiif H'-jria
Uulgurlu iippcalrd tu the Allies
tl I L'PII T ., .
n. DAinn, Jan. zi. in JBtiO crop-
gfjpinga ui wnat indicated a valcy
irwuine were luunu ny prospector i
iflheir stampede, for the rich placer.)
Hie Greenhorn mountains, in the tlU
trict near Mt. Lookout, towards Snake
river. These miner went to the Green- i
I horn district ar.d later .returnud to de- I
velop their cropping but these were1
never discovered. Literally hundred !
of prospector sinre have coveYed the '
Ef district to find the mine but none'
were successful.
The mine has been found. It was !
discovered last September by George '
Jennings, .superintendent at the Deln-'
waie mine, and his father, I'. J. Jen-1
nines, an olaj imt miner and pros-'
pector. They taatinucd development.
The striae ws nm-i in what nas
since been called the Lost Trail group,
three miles nnrthrast of Mt. Lookout,
near the seeimit in Baker county. It
is heiaha'S' by mini. roan at one of
the best that has been discovcrtd in
10 ycais. , T.e reason for the failure
of the mas miners who searchail for
it to find it unrirtood to he that the,
rain and nurw Had vaaberi oVivn the
debris of Ifce mountatina ami covered
the leilae. ,
Development wotk has been catried
on quite aaansively for the last sev
eral montha. TVrt are five claims
located. A ahaft ha bean sunk on No. 1
1 claim, the ledge beirarven feet,
wide; four feet of wtiich is clean ore
that assay from eirhty ounces to 140
ounces in eilvcr and ivnltfi 10 in
fcwl'l. .
A tuntnf her, Seen started on No. 2
claim. The Surprise and J. I), claims'
are located on a croais vein, a shaft t
having been sunk down on this Iedtre
Sf feet end ore all the way. Some of
this ore rant na high aa (200 per top ,
in giild. j
George Jennings is superintendent '
of the Ielawaic 'Mining company,
whose bine, tht Delaware, is located ;
a mile below on tha north fork of
Mannina; creek. Thia property was
eruiplcd with pawder aiid muchin..'
drills Inst. Aujust. Seven hundrcj!
feet of tunnel has been driven, cut-'
tiiiK two ore shoots und a raise hns
been run through to the surface block
ins out a large tonnaire of ore. Ii
aome places tire leilga bulged out twen
ty feet wide.
The .company hfta its own as.nyin!j
outfit and ti ore is ciiprfully aampl
ed und shows a profitable avrare for
larife tonnage. A new mill ha been
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ing for lea ll.sa a.ii. !br, i-.
ioun.l r.ur s; ler.riiit morel.
Efllir.n et 'it-.-' 'I l'i :h is fc.r
Ix'tt.T worxmai iiinr,fi ma
terit'a and a truer reanl
Inr trie onf.nt wrti ) Ii Lr:re
of tl;e eau'r '..mi in t tl;er
hai-prucd i ois. u.
Ov.r O'.aa Uid
SOo yd.
White. Tile, Marble, and dnrl;
patterns are aKiiln In stock, tu
91iIh r.plehdld qiinllly oilcloth.
This new low price affords ad
ditional savings. t
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Cor'seta
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rh ru-U figi.t;- rr u.
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Wit noic riri'ipt n4
Tv have nil t3 s?fvi eiving feifuV.i f uishef p:K.1 fi'eeta.
l.aiHfLyka ra acW filu.iei l.i H.a I'afiauy
Co. clftren-. J.
80c, 93k
Our Natien-Wldo ttraad. heavy
ai(ht, eitra'full cut, Imllno
yii, 220 tieiilm Overalls,
jaisw 4 tu 17 year.
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A BEAUTIFUL SHOWING OF SEW
resses
A truly distinctive showing of M. w individual eilVles frt'
Sprin-r. The materials are Ta'l'fetas and Crepes in the
favored' cokors, plain and combined.
You will like, the Sprint; silhouettes and we want you to
s'c the new 'line and trimming eft'edt's in this showing.
Prices $12.50 to $48.50
THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT
3T0RE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD
RUSSIA!
11S
BOWL IS EMPTY
(Uy Aoelted Prem)
KIKV, rknilnla. Jan. 1. The
Repairing and Viriug
of
Anything Klectri
H. & S. ELEGWiC CO.
105 Depot Street tone vm W
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TEY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
'of will bo a tube mill and ten stamps with
to oil flotation. -
n. - .11 .l ..-J
TT. th0 "a';"Bnt, "' ""'''k, producinff the firat of May, it iV
1 llnllmrla b inparatloiia iu the Christ-. '
inns nu'ssiiKO he ont to the I'nitei ' 1 J
Slates til roil" li Thu Associated . . ,
Tress. ' . ,
"StiindliiK hero In the midst of ai
peoplo bowed In sorrow und suffer-'
Iiik, in my country that la pr.a-!
tratc and illsinembe'ed." the Kllit I
said, "I should Illicit this season j
of peace and K'ot-'IU to mnnklni ;
,to appeal to the r,reat nation of,
the earth tolnrnnt UulKnrla aoioe
'reward nnd eomponsatloii for lief
exemplary conduct cliirhiK the p.isj
' three years and for her faithful fkraine has been Ioiik known as
'discharge, of treaty obliKotloni. liussla's auKr bowl and flour bin
I "I know my people may look lib hut the aunar bowl has heen empty
hope ii ml confidence to the ever-; Tor Ihreo or rour years iiiul now
'sympathetic and falr-mluded Ameij-itko flour and cornnieal uro so low
'lean Koveniiiieiit to raise Its vol.'i , th'it It la doubtful whether the
hi our heliulf In Kiiropi'an council ' rkiainians will have enouiih bread
whi n tin' revision of eiiatlnx tie.,:- in carry thrn.t4veB through to nn
les la ronsldcre 1. 1 Wo are enpe- other h.irvet. Te huni,'r' folks
jelnlly anxloiia that our situation , (rum thn Volga famllio district
Ishnuld be taken up at the forth- have Invaded the Ukraine by htin
coitilui; Kuropean conference itiidmls of thousands. Moscow nivl
xvlilch we hoiio the t'nited States . ivtroprait have dra-n on It bread
, will partirlpate, t . supply to the limit of their power.
I 'Tnlcsi HtilKHria Is affordni The ' ' rkralniiins are however a
roine ri'Mef from her present lutnl- f ichtiiiK. Independent lot who have
erahle burdens nnrt unleaa the Al-: stubborn!, resisted requisition and
lies see fit to postpone some of our defeated plans to tlivert their fivid
: reparations payment I am afraid stuffs lii large quantities to other
ttlie country may reach a state ol parts of Husslii. These reqitlstlons
economic, financial unit moral et- and general dissatisfaction with
It Is vital lo oiir ti, erwidltlons bave played
nee that o have ijiue i.art In llinltlng the I kraln-
sea." i.ni fomt (.apply, lieslde the snows
Kin;, Hurl uibleil In a sulifc- were o lute in coming last full
uncut chat with the correspondent t liii t much of the grain seed wns
that be hoped 1:1 country had ia.- frozen 0 the ground hefuve the
cd the crista bu(. he went on. "we snowa csme to gle It prote'-tlon.
are still in a period of eouiati'sV Coitsi queotly the rhN-alno faces the
ronce. We are still slrliHUliiitf to prossililllty of a small grain yle'.d
catch our breath. II will be a Ion n,.xt vi-ar. Kven an extraordinary
Itiuie liefore we are out of il;4iuer.' spring sowing cannot compensate
The kliiK declared that llulguriu t,,r the favornlile condition of the
would endeavor by the policy or erops planted last' fall,
peace, labor mid forebeardtice. lo i attitude of the I'liralne to-
uierit contlunanco . ( the supimrt i;iri , Moscow Is of far greater Inl
and sympathy of the l ulled Stales pnrtance than that of all thei other
land to deserve the approj vi the so callca "feileriiled" republics be
Allle.j. Icaiise of Its ereat wealth and com
mon boudurlea with , Poland and
HoniMUln. Moaeow apparently re
gards the Ukrainian republic as a
federated part of tho government
having Its headquarters in Moscow.
orrb'icil fvort Denver and the proec Hut L'kralnla. probably under pres
sure or tho intense Ukraine nation
alistic sentiment, holds that It Is
construction ' cost amounting
J 119,0110.00.
Among tho more Important, per
mits Issued are: . " . . 1 1
The permit of the Nibloy-Mlm-nniigh
Lumber company .of Wal-
to trirt of Maker county, at an esti
mated cost of $5,000.00. ,
The permit to the Klloar Creek
Vator Users association' of lltilf
wuy. Oregon, for tho appropriation
of water from the West Fork of
Iowa, Oregon, for tho development Clear creek for tho Irrigation of
quite lntiepeudMit of Moscow
of 40!l horsepower ou the Wallowa
nnd:rlver, at an estimated cost of $115,-
asplies .to support diplomatic neg
otiations with Kuropean powers to
obtain recognition tti uu Indepen
dent nation.
al. Itukovsky, the Russian soc
ialist, who la now president of the
Ukranlun Socialist Soviet republic.
'has been able with Moscow's aid, to
suppress all the larger movements
agaitiEt Husslan domination of Hie
likralno buL nevertheless, thu Idea
of complete Independence of Mos
cow seem to be uppermost In the
minds of the little' Russians, pcas-j.
aius, nierennnts, laonrers ami pro
fessional classes alike.
Communlstiin exists In the .Ukra
ino In a much diluted form. M.
Zlnovleff, chairman of - the execut
ive committee of the Third Inter
nationale, and other high priests of I
Marxism visit little Itussia .occas
ionally and try to whip It into Hue
with the Third Internationale and
the Moscow program. Uut the Uk-'
ralniana still aspire for independence.
000.00.
The permit to tho Bourne Cold
473 acres In linker county.
COLD WAVE HITS IOWA.
MASON CITY, la., Jan. 27. The
Mining company of I'ortland, for! government weather instruments be-e
thn development of 852 horsepower showed a minimum of 21) decrees be
with the waters of Cracker and Lit-j low zerow Monday night. This is thu
tlo Cracker creeks for mining pur-'lowest temperature recorded sirce
pose In the .'liouruo mining dis- 1!U2, the observer announced.
for INFANTS end INVALIDS
ASK FOR
"HorlicVs
ihe ungmai
twAooid Imitations,
imfff and Substituted
. f w .-5aWn J-VMJ.- lt?;e.ftatsI1r malloH rfiiiM t"irl in 1'OWaCf
x'oranianis,invai.aaanajnjini-iiiuio.t inninmn,". b' .
Tl-.o OrrRinul Foad-Drinli For , All Age? Jio woKuig nuunm-nrj
I luuisii.m. Alfl.i, It
1 TriM' sk'ci'h to 'the
MUCH DOIIDI
of mmm
( Durinx the months of Octohor.
NovtMubor nnd Dt'oombor, M per
mits to appropriate waU'r and of i; lit
permits to store water were issued
by State Kntrfneer Percy A. Cup
per. Theae permits runtemphtte the
irriKiitinu of a total of 33U5 acres
of laud, the 'construction of !0
miles of canal lines, the develop
ment of 71 5 ti h n rse po w e r a n d t h e
appropriation of water for miuinK,
municipal, dnuieHtlc, and various
other purposes, at an estimated
cost of ti 15.000.00. The reser
voirs are expected to store 8100
acre feet of water at an estimated I
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is ctuifiiiti t hi ntitin lut hi i frietut
eiftt tlutt lir will tie a lo Mumc
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. 0'''a ' "'O-ciits.
To Mr and Mrs Household Provider
Tilt' siiiiiir nrkf't, iiet-iiritiii'tii iill iiiilii-;itiiiis, hiis I't'iielifil (lie liedruek rii-e 'd' Hie season. Alrentlv
there have liefcn several ai(vaiicns. 'L'otlav's wholesale lirice is sj'ii.SO. We have a limited stock on hand
fur immediate delivct.- for this Ariee, !f(i.S0. We have on the way, direct irui the refiners, two. cars oi'
it4tar ttiat, wereYiircliased (irior ti the last advance and will hook your order for delivery upon arrival
tiv pure calf suic at ti.ii-"). Hulrantced aain.-t (Iccline, protecta-d a.aiii.-Jt all iiossihle' advances. Our '
U'tf"t to ye! is4'llace yi
ir order at oiice."
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