La Grande evening observer., May 30, 1922, Image 3

Tuesday, May M. !!)'
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INAUGURATED
NOTICE 01' SALE ON EXECUTION.
Notice is hereby given to all coi)-
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appliances, being a part of and ap
pertaining to that certain flour mil!
situated on said premises, with all
water rights and tlitch;s appertain-
I I ir ..i ti-s hlf tfiWsiiil ...ill ..nil Inn.!. exeentiliQ
i--"- .i . i.rf i.aiuiciv, Miei 1 1 j. ', imj - - - -
,of Union County, Oiegun, under aim' fr,,m -the. 'above described tract ot
by virtue of un' execution issued oljj land Ifhnt certain tract of which the
lot and under the seal of th Ciivuid bouniulf hi described as follows, to-
(Yurt of the Sttte of Oieijon for lln-'wit: Commencing ut a point which t
lL'th
ascertained us follows, to-wit: Coin
mencintt at the northeast corner o'
MH-tion 21. Township Jl soulli, of Kiinjre
40, K. W. M., in Union County, Ore-
i iiv ..r M..., A l in.'., :.. .t. .
enire has announced that l;reufter ' tain suit therein pending wherein II
...e iimuu ol l ie 1'Jve i ni Ni. ' I. .11 iv l i .. i i
which includi. the members of the I J. Duf'ey are plaintiffs and 11. U. r0"- 01,(1 thence running west ulonv
Kturf who would be termed "copy Kichardson, Cla.a riichaidson, 0. 1.! the section line 7il feet, thence south
readers'" on an American newspaper,! Howe and Alaiy M. Kowe are defend- '"'nutc, west 21f8 feet, more or
will work only four days a tteik in-itm ""d Placed in my hands for ser- t0 a Point on 'he suut1' ''" of
stead or five as heretofore. J vice, .ronimundinjr me to make sale,1""11 Hibbltrs Aildition to ( ove, Ore-
Since 1HII4," said Lord N-thlirr. as bv law ninviil,.,! ,.f ih h,.n.inn. Kon, to the lx'Kiimlnir point of the de-
when jnaking the announcement, the ! described premises and property to scripjion of suid excepted tract rdj
evuuiijr newspaper proluc-illulKe inereirom tne sum or l.l,li;i.j 24, ,u,,i""k nnum ......
tion has been intensifie l and is iniinv with interest thereon from the 4th 10 minutes west, ;I71.8 feet, more or
ll. inifi,nuiu ...111 r .1 i I.I..V ..f i u . I L. ...... I.wu In I ho 1'ltvi. Millil.ir ( '.tmtlll I. v'
. nuit luiint-r. vvireie.ss ui uiei rate oi mx " -
per cent per annum and the fuither Water Ditch, thence soutlieusle.'iy
sum of $7o0.0U and costs nnt di. "long sai.l water ditch to a poinl
bursements tasisd at .the sum 0f thereon 4(10 feet, more or less, directly
HKX.Hij with interest then.,... nt th,.' south of a point on the south line of
rate of six per cent per annum, from ,ni" Hilililer's Addition which Is
the said 4th day of iilay, lli2, to(;eth-l ascertained as follows, to-wit: Com
er With. co'sts-:aiid expenses of sale, mencinir at the northeast corner of
will on Thursday, the loth day of section 21, and running tlnvieu
June, A. I)., i:)22, at-the outside or west ulong the section line i.u icet
the front door of the County Court thence south 108 feet, thence south
house in I.n (irande. Union t'm.ntv.i 2 degree, east MOT. feet, thence
Oregon, at the hour of two o'clock p.lsoul "I" degrees east ill.ti feel to the
m., sell at public sale to the highest! s,,"l P"int 1)0 ascertained, and run
bidder for cash, all the said nremise i ning thence from the snid fovc Mili
um! property to satisfy said decree! '"K Company's 'Ditch north V'O feet.
telephony is beginning and is going to
" i "ie puDiication ot news. '
The occasion was the retirement
I vy. H.-hvans, the editor-iiwhief
1 Th Evening News, who has Wen
lor js year on one or another of
1.01U Northclilfe's papers. lxm
JNmthclitre gave him a banquet, pre
sented him with a cheque for 10,001)
and awarded him a pension of
000 a year for the next ten yeais and
ufteiwaids, for the remainder of his
life, a pension of il.Ooo a year.
Accoiding to the testimony of
newspaper men who have worked on
both New York and l-ondon arter-'ftmt custs of sa,c tu-wi': That certain I nur r ksa; to the slliJ P',int lnsl
tract oi real estate ot which the1 Buuve "" , unw nuniiY,cr,iri
-on newsuaoers, the wmk on the
latter is much the easier. The Ni
iurK atternoon papeis use on an av
erage thrice as much news as do their
Iximlon contemporai ie nnd '.'.a much
harder hustling to (jet it., .
OVERHEAD IS
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AUTHOR ZED
SAI.EI.VIt May 80. Authbi ity "for
the construction of an overload cross
ing over the tracks of- the Oregon
Washington railroad at the Grande
Konde river, near Kinehart in Union
county, is granted to the state hign
way commission in an order issued by
the public service commission here
The cost of the proposed structure is
estimate at $51,700, of which the rail
road is to bear 20 per cent, the state
40 per cent and Union county 40 per
i-ent The expense of maintaining
the, structure is to be borne equally
between the state and county.
The pioposed new structure is to be
boundary is described as follows, to-
wit: Commencing at a point on the
section line 'J70 feet west cf the nc.rth-
east corner of spction 21, Township
3, soulh of Range 40. 10. W.. M.. in
Union! County,. Oregon, said point be
ing oh the recoids of title as the
northwest corner of lot two of Ilib
bler's Addition to the Town of Cove,
Oregon, running thence south, 10i
"tileries ."fcOuth','62 decrees ::easr
JdW-u-feeti.-. thence, south 38-.degrees
east-JU,5 feet, thence, south, 40 feoi,
More-1 oV &, to hHo Cove Mllline;
Company's Water Ditch, thence south'-:
easterly! ulbrig said Cove Milling Com-'
Iputiy's Water. Jlitch to a.poiivt.oji tlw
section line 1108 feet south or tho
northeast corner of said section 21.
thence south along the section line 21!i
feet, more or less, to the southeast;
corner of northeast quarter of north-i
east quarter of said section 21, thence i
west 1X20 feet more or less, to the.
southwest corner of the northeast)
quarter of northeast quarter of said'
section 21, thence north 1122 feet,
more or less, to a Point 1118 feet soulh
of the northwest comer of the north
east quarter of northeast quarter of
said section 21, thence east :I20 feet,
more or less., to a. point 1000 foot west
and 108 feet south of the northeast i
ly following the south line of IlibMcr's
Addition to the place of beginning,
and selling, as well, all right, title
and interest the said defendai.ts and
each thereof Imd on July 1U, in
or to the snid premises decried to be
iold or thercafiec acquired therein.
Dated this ICth day of Mav,.4n22.
, - ' I.EB WAR NICK,
Sheriff of Union Coun.j".
May aO-2!I-30, June li-lll. , "'
335 feet long over all, with two 33-
foot, one 35-fi;ot and two 40-foot Nteel . corm.r ,,( jJj section 21, thence north!
spans, togcthc i with one 140-foot .st'Jrji(8;feet, w the sectionl.line and thence I
span on concrete piers, and involyeatCivit jq' fet,; alonjf the -section line to j
a crossing oi ooin uie raiuoao iraisa place ol beginning, containing twen
n (Tie Grande Konde river. ' Severjtlty acres, -more or less-,, together with
existing grade crossing are to be clim-.aH and singular the tenements theie-
inbieu ay reason of the new routing of j unto . bclonrinjy or appertaining in-
tne i.a uranue-josepn nignwny,- in eluding nil macnincry, tixturcs - timl
which the hew crossing will be a partrrrr
the cost of . these elj.-mnationK. buing:
assessed against Ihe rallrnaif com
Pishing Rights of , ,
Aliens Restricted
(Hy Associated Press)
WASHING I ON, May 30. Allt-n
enjoying fishing rights in the Colum
bia river before 101!) claimed under
provisions of a compact between Ore
gon and Washington, are not exempt
from the Oregon 191'J law pjoviding
that only citizens should be licensed
to fish for salmon with fixed appli
ances, the supreme court held today.
The statutes had been sustained by
the United States district court an I
the eiicuit court of appeal.
ai:t()(',hai'iied set presented
(Br Associated Press)
FAIRBANKS, Alaska, May 3.
Presentation by former President
Woodrow Wilson of an nutogiaphed
set of his "History of the American
People" was made recently to the
Alaska Agricultural College and
School of iMinex ot Fairbanks, upon
request of Charles E. Bunnel, head of
the college.
-We Offer--
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In very choice location. House
has fi rooms, bath, good furnace,
fire pirn, 801 garage. , 4000. 00.
Come to The
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110(i Adams, Opposite
Sherry Theatre
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nnd (iold Coin.
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JMionc .Main 72 nr UIKS-W
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corrected; a perfect ; founda
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i-This in additlon'.to the com
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No pressure on spine; no cut
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clasps; no digging- of- stays at
top but freedom, ventilation,
satisfaction.
A complete line of the dif
ferent models always on hand,
ll-lres $2.r) mid up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
lies. 1702. Cor. Spring & Oak
l'bone
How's Your Battery
Pulse Today?
If it ia low, let us prescribe
the riRiit tonic. No inatttr
what mukc of battery you have
in your cur, cuinc around to ub.
Our job it to keep your but
tery in commission. Yd it will
get cn honest expert diatnosis
of it, nn 1 a rrcl recomimntij
tion of .hat to do.
Pull up where
you th this sipm
At the right time you will
find it to your adventure to
exchange the old battery for a
new Pivst0-I.ite, at our low
1 W2 prices. For $20 90 (trade
in price) net a Prest-O Lite
Buttery with Prest - O- Plates
for popular niukea of light cars,-
YVc have rorreipondinuly
low prices for other type of
tutt cries.
Prest-O-Plates, the greatest
advance in buttery making:
the pluti'S of ununuul hard-fips-i,
combined with a pe
vulisir Jorosi'O'i plutea with
Quick delivery of power in
void weather, and great riori
buckiinti, heat resisting
strength in summer.
Drive around and get our
diiiyiiucia. It is free.
. ROESCH GARAGE
( 'riu'r Adams and Fir
THE OLDEST SERVICE TO MOTOR1ST8
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"Hesiiqu.irtert for'
forruiliopuryoei.
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All HTho Wear Glassos and All Who Don't Want to
t. Wear Glasses
SF.i: US AT ONCE
TMK. EVES liuiHt ho prolci'tud from tho henvy Rlnro
" Hip elttarle 'iffflit
"J,TH3 Sl'NLITK AND LITE 1'NITS
will anrptisn ti.iii. They all wiyr -V.'ho would hi'llmo It without
spring it H)nnanlvvii? So iniirlc iiiovo.llrlu whero you need it nt
the ailliirt com uud xvery color I41 the room ho biwullful.
We are Proving the Merit3 Every Day
AL'S ILLUPNATING STORE
Kim Htroot near V. M. V. A.
La Cruiido, OrcKon
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I.a Grande. Oiokoii, May lut, 1922.
To Our Customers;
After June lut, we' roiiuost that all our cuatomem ploaBo tare
their sales Blltm, an wo do not nmn Korilzc. l a have been for
the pant three yeara ubIiik a lliirroutrhs llobkkeeiilnK Machine
on our Wholesale uud (itMioral Ledger accounts and have decided
to handle all our retail Tu'toiniU "In the mime manner. Tbla ma
chlno 1b aiuillur lo. thntfuai!d In the bankx. We believe this ma-'
chine will expedite- our1 vnonnlliiE and jimke It ponalhle for ua
to give you the, best ncrvico In ypur accounts with absolute ac
curacy. lowevert should ypw have any missing slips we will gladly
furnish! you' Uupllcutea.-'ua ' viii retain all origiuul galoB sllpa In
our filos.
Very truly yours.
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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SPECIAL
We have on hand a few Electric Washing Mach
ines of standard make which we will sell at re
duced prices.
These are new machines in perfect working con
dition which have become shopworn.
Soldi on easy payments with a liberal discount
for cash.,.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
WELti CHOSEN ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT MAKES THE HOME
Let -U3 Estimate Your Next Job. -
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
105 Depot Slreet. r - -
Phono 393-W
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results
. La Grande
MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of ill kinds clean
ed and rebuilt. Feather Reno
vating. Huk Itugs and Fluff
Rugs for sale.
Carpet nnl Itug Cleaning
Oil 2, $1.50 nnd up
Chas. Edwards, Prop.
Phone 253-W'
A modern home of 6 rooms and
nn attic that can be made into
fine rooms, full basement, fire place
furnare, new garage. 000.00.
A 6-rnom house, old but good
modern, has 2 lots, good InrnUun.
$5(10.00 rash, balance 136.00 per
month. 13,500.00.
A good home, 5 rooms, bath, ce
ment cellar, woodhouse, garage, 2
good lots. J2.845.00.
Onnd 4-ronm house, small lot, In
good location, city water In house.
house In good repair. $1,000.00
Vtctnt Ion t rlc
Cm li a'i m.
ta suit yo.11.
itfijtjfJiMWataatfjaarfa
The Fourteenth Annual Union
Live Stock Show
Will lio Held nt
UNION, OREGON, JUNE 7, 8 and 9, 1922
This i'pnt Eastern Oregon event needs no intro
duefinn to the ieople of this section. Let it lie
known, howewr, thai tlie 1922 Stock Show-will be
the equal of any show ever presented hy this as
sociation, and the pe'le of the suiToiindinjr coun
try are asked to inkV.ic least one day off and come
to Union at Stock Show time.
A fine exhibit ofli vestockpffnty of races and wild
west .stunts every day, and entertainment nt night.
Do not forgot the dates of this great Eastern Ore
gon event, and arrange to be present.
For any further information, address W. 1?. D;tvis,
Secret ry, Union, Oregon.
Ha
rns Grocery
The Accommodation Store
Call on Us for Your Household Supplies.
A Full Line of Stapleiand Fancy Groceries,
; Fruits and Vegetables
Also
A Choice Selection of Swift's andj Armour's
Government Inspected Sugar Cured
Bacon and Hams
Don't Fail to Ask About
Champion Flour
.Free Delivers'
Phone Main 7.'H
408 Fir
Two I'.loeks North
(if I?. If. Tracks
The use of money is all the
T:a4vantagthefe is in having
money Poor Richard
. ' During tlw few years just preceding the Revo
lutionary Wnr while the colonists were heavily bur
dened with taxation of nil kinds, "Poor Richard's"
axioms of thrift helped many n ninn to mnke ends
meet. j.i.-:w'
Today you can profit by these same worthy
axioms because only by thrift can you expect to
Solve the Building
Problem
We know ninny (icoplc in this community who
have been following iV.i Franklin's adViee nnd who
saved a part of tlioiv earnings and nro now plan
ning to build homes,' barns, stores, etc. You will
appreciate the big yiiluos we offer in building ma
terials nnd .our, complete plan service, Liet'a work
together to make' 191' t he biggest building year and
the best year our city has ever scion.
The Grande Ronde
Lumber Co.
Get you ice from the M. A. Stillwell Meat Co.
It will be delivered when you want it.
PHONE MAIN 700
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractor!
paired, overhauled and rebuilt.
Ascctylene welding of all kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize piitom.
. Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins rarroasd.
Give 09 a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Pro.
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JT-C-E
We are proud f our record of having furnished
ihe people of Lit rira d'e with pure artificial ice for
the past twenty ye-.rs. We are still at your service.
. '.it ' y " .
W. D. Grandy
SANITARY ICE COMPANY
Phones 297-J and 297-M. .
1113 lams Are. I'liono "cVIn lZ'JlfftBpp0ipptiffni(tfmtttp0afmtm0t0tf