La Grande evening observer., June 12, 1923, Image 8

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Tuesday, June 12. 1923.
PAGE EIGHT
TTIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
.The Largest Chain Department.
'Store Organization in the World
and that
ppuci
IB END
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GOES, B'Gosh!
guarantee
"All merchants selling
Oshkosli B'Gosh Over
alls are authorized to
replace without cost
any garment that docs
not give absolute satis-
faction regardless of j
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B'mSH Ki
JveMlls(
Westenhaverpillii
&Gllbf Witt
Chautauqua, June mf'l P M 'ft ' k
21th to 29th, inclusive. . SXM ' kWi)
MONUMENTS
YtiemonaLroy
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We have niado a pro
found study oft monument
building, and Van order
placed in our hands is sure
to receive faithfi.il, mtelli
gent execution.
Wc Will GIadlyl,
Estimates
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
iMI'l S Ave, 1,1 (randr, Oregon
mm i
TODAY AM) TOMORROW
.
A Elaininff Love Story of tlffi Wild South Seas
Lost
. Fo
t
On aS
i
With lloue
and
J
outh Sea Isla-md
Peters, Paulino Stark
ful Antonio Moreno
A lioldwvn Picture
PhotoirapluMl in the Soutk V;w
The luirning of an entire native eoloirr.
Two rival South Sea trihes in a terrific coiiflyt
(Bv Associated Pmm)
SJ'OKANK, Wash , June J 1. Final
fcfVfirmm'nt report on the practica-
,lility of tho $JU,oou,uuu ioiumma
i Basin irrigation project, under which
I it is proposed to rodamv approxi
mately 2,000,000 acres of arid lunik
in southeastern Wa.-hiritfttm, is ex
pected tn be ready for HUhmission lo
IcoiiKresM when the next session con
j vouch in icceniher. Beinninif of
I actual wcrk on the project awaits nn
i appropriation by congress. Its up
tpoi'tcrs contemplate waging a ac
!tivo fij:ht for action as soon ns
tho report of the interior depart
ment engineers has been submitted.
J Kniiieors i:S the department of the
'interior are enaed during the pros
ent summer in a survey of the pro
ject, nulhorihed under an nppropria
tirn of $100,000 granted 1-y the last
Iconjrio.vs. It is expected that the
! field work, including investigations
I of geological formations and roil
analysis, will be finished before fail,
and that the report he drafted by
Oecenvber 1, according to statement.1
of officials of the department of the
interior.
Tho present investigation is the
third survey cf the project since its
inception four and one-half yeaiM
ago- After K. 1 Blaine of Seattle
had laid before the late (Jovernoi
K Lister a proposal for diversion of
waters of Tend O'rielle lake, in
northern Idaho, for irrigating a large
tract in the Columbia Kiver Basin,
tho .'Washington legislature in JOB)
appropriated $100,000 for a prelim
inary survey by state engineer::. The
Columbia Basin survey commission
was organized and started the in-1
vestigation, and two years later the
legislature appropriated an addition
al $130,000 for continuation of its
I work.
After the commission had made a
fnvorahl'! report, the state in Feb
ruary, V.I22, employed Major General
(ioerge W. Coethals to make a fur
ther investigation and report on thu
teasihility ol the project from an
engineering and economics stand
He also made a favorable report.
Operating independently of the
state and the federal government
for completion of tho project, but
working in cc-oporation with both,
the Columbia iBnsin Iirigation lea
gue was organized at I'asco, Wash-,
in April, iU2. The present program
of the league, which is con ti oiled
bv a hoard of directors rninnrisine !
representatives of the four Pacific
northwestern stales, contemplates
raising a fund of $200,000 for cen
ilucting a campaign of education to
obtain federal backing for complet
ion of the project. Of this fund.
approximately $127,00 has been r.ub-
iHIIWU illlll ilDUUL .p.JU,UUU llil.-j UL'Uil
paid in. .
Of tho 2,000,000 acres of land in
cluded in the project, 1,7,1:1.000 is
classified as first class land capa
ble of being placed under gravity
irrigation. About iioO.OOO acre-i are
susceptible of being watered by
slight pumping, or are partly avail
able to gravity irrigation, engineers
reports show. The l aid is situated
in Franklin, Adams, Grant and Wal
la Walla counties in Washington,
about 7fi miles from 'Spokane, 120.
miles from Seattle and idl) miles!
from Portland- , j
Cost of the completed project, in-i
eluding .several lateral canals, has1
been estimated at .$2-'i 0,000, 000, which
would make the average cost per
acre $147 to $171. This estimate was
baed en costs of nvaterij-ls and la-1
bor during the high prices of 1021, j
and engineers since have stated that
the acre cost probably would not
average more than $125. The nnnu:il
maintenance cost has bv:n figured at
forty-eight -euls an acre. Seven
years would be required for corn
plot ion of the project.
Construction work will extend for
Bio miles frein Newport, Idaho, the
point of diversion of the water, to
Pasco, Wa.h., the point of distribution-
The water would 1m; carried
for a part of th0 distance in a canal
ninety feet wide and sixty feet deep,
capable of an average I'lowagc rate
of twelve miles an hour.
Im the course of transmission frem
Lake Pend O'rielle, the water would
he carried past a large diversion
dam at Albany Falls on the Pend
O'rielle river, through six smaller
lakes, earh with an impounding dam
and seven tunnels. One ot these
latter would penetrate u residence
section of Spokane.
SV FER. it Jh-t t THAT BBf I CAL ALWAYS
h.'A HOME ft W-C'f'J STAR-TEC AU-1 WAS A BAiMFUL
. ,
ft Y)L
' A-ulir MO MELX SAO APPIHOATES CRymO, RA3Y F4
( A SEVEf)AL- HOMfr; TWC CTHtR OAY, WMIUC THC MOTMtR. A-.AIL.ED A LJrTTTiH.
S, WAS SO EM6A'S.-.C5EB HE LEFT ONKNOWA4 THIS AIORAWAI
Vi
Find
It
Mere
Fishermen will (jot their license at
our .store; also their fishinjf tackle
Wc are open early and late fcr thf
convenience of evening shoppers, as
late as 11 and 11 o'clock, every
nicht. Silverthorn-fW right's Familv
Drug Store. G-12-tf
Copy for thia column mutt be
In by 10:C0 a. m,
. CHLKBHATION NOTICE
hop; Tallin Store Service Station
and summit auto park, 20 miles from
i,a uramlc- on Pendleton highway.
t-ity prices'
For first class dressmaking see
Mrs. Cora McCall, now ut Durlnnd
Apts., Depot St. Apt. U. Phcne
M2-M 6-5-lm
Soda water early and late. For
the summor season our soda fcun
tain will be open early and late. You
can always depend upon four of the
loading flavors of ice cream that is
always of the very best made. We
.':ell it in anyquantity, i pint, quart
or gallon. Silverthorn-Wright's Fam
ily Drug Store. 0-12-tf
Beautiful stationery, benuliful
packages, in beautiful colors in sta
tionery, at prices most appealing. Wc
have the latest lines in all kinds of
stationerv in boxes or in nound Dack-
6-12-ilv ages, tablets of all kinds, inks, pen
cils, pens, m tact, most articles n;
stationery lines. Silvcrtjiorn-Wi ight's
Family Drug Store. 6-12-lf
Special old tyme dance at Zubcr
hall Thursday evening, June 14.
6-ll-4t
-NOTICE
My wife, Vera, having deserted
my home and babies. T will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
by her..
FRANK B. HAMLIN-
j G-OIilp
We are cleaning irfft our green
houseti nuiv fcr the tkummer. Last
chance ttyT7uy plant A'flf.r boxes anil
baskets. Still have mie nice to
mato pi luiLs. Cberrys Florists-
6-12-51
MEDIUM llliOWN HAIR
Iroks best of nil after a Golden Cllinl
shampoo. ' fi-l'i-l f
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR
looks best cf all after a Golden
Glint shampoo. G-5-4t
Richardson, "The Art Man,' gives
the same carei4 attention to the en
larging amlinting of your kodak
Iiictu'S thatVhe does to your frames.
I!eautfiLl-,Pr'tui,t's and frames toned
to blend . with Jie picture. See the
picture wincruailhis week at the Rich
ardson Art & Gift Shop. 6-8-2t
Srda water earlv and late at Sil-
verthorn-Wrights Family Ding Store.
When you want ice cream that is the
finest made you will naturally come
to our fountain. We always have
elegant sherbet and four of the best
flavors of ice cream that we sell
in any quantity you may want-
U-12-U
Buy used cars from C. W. Bunting
& Son. Read "I3untin;;' Bargains."
6-3-tf
A fine clock that keeps correct
time, that you can get with alarm or
withci.it.. nt a smaller price than su-h
a-
m a OTMPNT STORES
ai&7 JIUUIU"'"""-
Serviceable ash Suits
For Wide-A wake Young America!
Mothers! The J. C. Penney Co. stores thruout tho country!
do a very Ir.rr;e business in clotl-.ing for juveniles 2 to 8 years!
rf.pnmminil tno V 33n OUlVa wu wu
of age; re i.nherila'.ing'y
now showing as bcin
L's of the unusual kind. Comparel
g va.in
0 l ffOf
A a ki-- r tjC I
Plnin colors of every s!)i?de and
of tsu'-utanUbl va.-.h tn.-.tcr.:.!.! f.;.c!
tj'.::t, C:n;?iaiTi, Jec.n, I'u; !'n. !'. r"
jt- .t variety of r.imlcl:;. U.
enmhination of colorft
h a:; C"!':mi!iray. Peggy-day
TCV.ki, FVvIr-er Jr., in ii
:1 valu.-;-, and a-'ecd only-
Oft
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Chautaiuiun, June 21th to 2Pth, inclusive.
The Lnrfrest Chain Oepaitmcnt
Store Orcanization in Hip World
clocks have been selling for in
past five years, is what you will
huy at Silverthorn-Wriirht's' Family
Drug Store- 6-12-t'f
the Hires, the opportunity of seeing tho
ubjects and lrames for tf.e
iming fall, tllichardson. lhc Art
!-;n," invites vou to visit his shon
Jncsday, June 20th. 0-12-tf
Buy used cars from C. W. Runting
& Son. Read "Bunting's Bargains."
W. Gciger bought out La
5-3-lf Crande News Co.. from Ilerton Bv
bce. Moved to 212 Depot St. Will
;be headou:irtcis for Jcurnal- C-4-tf
Richard-I
DAii'E SICT
no 20, the
L Shcp will bold an Buv used cars Trom W. Ftuntinf?
nsisting of all of the & Son. Read "Bunting's Bargains."
both tramvd and, 6-y-tf
is brouiiht here '
and will .give La Hive vou seen FaL'cr a'.iout naint-
mterosiod mg you car. Phono 317-J. Shop at
2-1 7-1 m
Wed ncs. b
i.avii l on. ii win iiiiki an i
veilv Intestiii
in Uiect. Ti .1
from Poillani
Grande people and thoe
in the very h"st and late t in pio- 1002 Greenwood St..
A in. i ii n's appreciation of ait isn't'
walilnn. It's jil.'.l tliat i-'Utiiernil have
no litlie lilne to make that kllul uT
uolt pillows.
- In Squabble
r
Every Home
Should Have
Good Books
The llula-llula as it sliouKl he (lanml.
The thrilliii.tr t'scapo from (lie death pit.
Ileaiitiful tropical land and sea scapes.
Thousands of real South Sea w arriors as actors.
"Oh! How she endd dance!"
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V.-sh, J
1 '.'Is l'J 1
I
s it s
Sec that (he tliildrcn have books wliicKill
inipiovc their taste for woi'iiiwhifc I
literature alter they growyti).
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NewlinBook
r fi art f r II II
Old Oregon Trail
Special
" Eleven Ccns for 'A -Found or
ll Cents for One Pound of
the most delicious Chocolates, Covered Nuts',
Nougats, Caramels, Iiaisin Clusters, .l'canut
Clusters, Jlershey's Covered Chocolates, and
otlier True-Fruit centers. This mixture would
cost you not less,' than c'O ceirj'a pound any
other time, as there is not afieee of candy iii
me mixture mat sens xor uf-s man tiU cents per
pound and up to .l.zr
to sample this.
Now don't
See Our Window
Newlin Drug Co.
MAIN 40
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Worth While Money SaVers-Hooverized
SWIFT'S SUGAR CUUED, WELL STKKAKKD
BACON, lh use
GUANDK UOXDF MEAT, BONELESS
PICNICS, lh V 20c
FPESll CKEAMERY BUTTER, 2-lh. roil S!)c
PURE LARU. No. o pail, 77c; No. 10 pail....Sl. 17
SWIFT'S LAR0, lhs. net. !)!c; 10 lhs. iiet.A. ifl.'.ll
FANCY ITALIAN PRUNES, 7 lhs si.00
2."-li. hox iy.7ii
FANCY SEEDLESS RAISINS, 5 lhs 70e
M. J. B. d R0 AL CLUB COFFEE
l lh. ic; 0 lhs, :;;i.2:j; 5 lhs $l.!)8
COLLIN DRIPS 2- per cent SUGAR SYRUP
5 uC. i:!c; 10 lhs 7)c
JFSIOY CREAM FLOUR, l'J-lh. sk. ?l.J),S;
$7.72
"RE3UE OIL, OLIVE OIL SOAP. I l()c haiv...2r.c
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP, can 10c
OREGON MILK, Large can I0c
MAIN ID PROMPT DELIVERY
fivoi t.lki : f un t rcti.11
aiM . 't i'k- wife ( Jj.'i'it J Kicho-;,-,
Wr'-.-r cwu.r, alU'btf
HOOVERIZED GROCERY
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