La Grande evening observer., January 01, 1924, Image 2

Tu(T.(lny. Jr'.nuary 1, 1324
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Our Pledge
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On New Year's Day, vv
management ol Hill s
selve; to continue to
and
make
ight prices, to
our store a
resolutions are. in order, the
tment Store pledge them-
ike our name stand for quality
the latest merchandise, and to
asunt place to shop, and continue
service to you.
uiary Clearance .Sale Starts Tomorrow
: '.jiVYjr',i,1
A Good Place to Trade
-r their title: In Important match
( ami the end or the urni found
four flMie rulers ul ilw-Moj).
TPey ur.' Punelio V'lllu, l-'lllpino
whi: lu ind. who l;-d .Ilium:'
Wilile-, .'Hlli- IlrltlMtif.r, Ironi the
lIvwriKhl ihroni j Johnny liundcc,
Nw York ,1 1 a Hun, who lmtt"red
KuKf'O'1 French war vt
erun, Into h-fi-ul Iwo month: ofhT
t tit latter had knocked out .Johnny
KIII.MId for the fritO.e' weinlit
re pti--; M.arr Civli, ( 'it tubing
"windmill," who ilc pi-! veil Jolsnu
Wilson, i.f I (onion of tiihll!i-vmhi
lunn-.H; nn.i Mfku M"Vzut; lilnh
Amvrlvun, wlin won thi: litfh ;
heavyweight crown by on I polntln;'
ICMIIlii;; HILI, Hi.' tihitfuliti-H-ijf'Knl
(Kit, on Ml, 1'it'rWk'n I my ir Imhlin.
McTltfui- nitriowt :ituijl bin title
t K'-lUn it draw In I-, not on:'
match wii tt Vuiiilt; StriMin'
(Ji(ji;:lif nehoolboy h: October,
M : 1 1 y u irmri who IhinkK be lh
iiHplhrif; to hltftn c thlnf? ih mere
ly 4upirin,' to a Hotter job.
NEW HARDWARE
GO
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The Shu 'a 1 lunlwiirc corn puny,
r-c('i)'Iy oprnf-tl In Lii Criimlo In
the ItocHch hiilMIng fronting
A'liini.'t avenue, n now firmly es
tablished. Thr business U ownrd
by Mr. Skiila and two hods, II. K.
Skula. Ik Ut-HnK inanuucr.
"We arc fiilto pli-iiHiil with th
prfi!,pi vtn In iji CJriiiiili' anil ff.l
that v.-c mailr u vlw movn In lo
'falliiij hi-rf." Air. Kkaltl Hiatal.
Tlic hardwai'o Hiorc currli-M all
UindH of (mnlwiirc, palntH itri'l
HportliiK kooiIm. also hurnc:sHi-H an. I
huriH-M:t rf-nalririR.
Tin Hkalu'H " formerly llvnd In
.Monl.ina, coitiiiiK to l.n Ortind"
ttt'o yaiH n tfo, linl hclriK nijnhlf
in find any vacant bulhilnn to
hnuHf thfir hualnrHa Im. loeuted In
Wallouu 1 1 n I i I ii Tew w m-k a ago
w!in llu-y made nrraiifffmrnls to
ORDER
Hell Center Brick ICE
C Ii E A M for your
New Year. Dinner.
BW Mouiin
Greamyy I
11(10 VJfl
1 riioniy
niuiii ;o
nnde, Ore.
SPORT NEW Si
, - --' 1;
oi'si i mm mas ,
TJampsey-Ftrpo Battle
. 0. of South American
Vns High Mark in
1923 Pugilism
NFIW YOltW, AI')-INtnldl.di-Inp
ft roconl for rlmniploitHliip nr.
t'vlty, tho piiKllibllc Hi-amin of 1!'.:
l-UH taken rank an I ho iiioh) nn.t
tarulur, if not Hie rn-iih-Ht ever
Witn'HHi'(l,
Nlnn hntlh'M w-lh world'n rhimi-
rhnllnnKcr, In tin-'second round al.
tlie I'olo (JroinulH.
Tlinl Kjiviiir'', I'uriou'i siniruli' bo
I wt'cn I lie American "Tiu,erniau"
and the "Wild Hull of tlu J'iini
pu" iilid Ii-mh than four inhuit.-.-.
but, In the iiilnihf of thouc who muv
It, raiikii us tho mo:-t i-etnnrkiiblc
buttle of nil time, mi epic Hint Iuih
no parallel ig i'Iiik hiatory. Knock-
ouiid, Mrpo eiiniM liuck with a
baUcrlliK t'liah that d rovo . I )ein p
Key ttiroiiKh tho rope.i and all but
' ' , 1 throne, but Hit champion crushed
hht opponent In tin- m-cond round,
piormhlpH n( Mlnlie, In five of which t.li" final count coimIiik on . the
Miles chnnw-d haiidn, were foiurht South American's ninth lcnoek
durinw the year, the clluut cum- !own,
i;tt sensationally when .luck hern- With the exception of Joo l.vnfh
1 1 'im ceHsfiilly defended hU hantainwclKhl klnt?, and Mickey
In avyw- iu-hi crown by knock Imc Walker, welterweight tiih-iiol.ler.
out l.ntM !i'IMrp r;-einitie oil of lite world's ehnmplon- risk'
Operated On For
! Appendicitis
i iM it.Ah ahii i;i:mi:n i s
I 'i hi-; Ar.N r;i i.aii.m
I .Many times, no doubt, yon have
i Heen the iibov liendllne In your
j nev.spjip'-r. Very ofu-n ii ha-sj
j told of some friend Biuidelilyj
iHirieKeii wihi fireuu upiienuieiiH.
i The newspapers, howuvec, n'-Kn-i t
' to stut c t hut append lelt is Is us
ually preceded by stomach liou
ble. They ilon't tell you that the
afflicted person Hllffei ct freimeiil
attc.cks of heart burn lontf bifore
he wenl to the hospital
While licartburn Is not i;lw
a ti'fs'n of an inflamed ap
it la always a warniiu; that
t h In if Is wtoiik- In fiwi
It results from lndliretii, whibh
la onj' of the predfapojiK causi
of iijprftdlcttis.
If you fiiiffer from a burnin;
ftnaij.nM' senimMou m the stomach,
icel,':ivi R-iiH, soiiXuloinach,. imiw
lr other li rcsn after eat
lnr, p tit riXe and ohlallr u
bottl.V of HrnVii MroH.' M. Al (,
lite juiuii ijfed Hlomach treul
ntent. um plmint, liarmless I!
ald rlilii t he stomaeh of eatar
riinl niuciin, allnys Infhituuititlon,
helps dlwstlon and cleiins.s the
bowels of polsonnuH waste matter.
Price $1.2.1. Money back If the
first bottle does not relieve. Ited
Cross I'ln-rmary will supply. Mail
i :n pled. Adv.
onogram
sioron oirs
You knovr that good oil Is
cheaper than repairs. Think of
this when you buy oil uKaln
whothcr by tha quart or barrel.
It your dealer cannot suppl
you with MONOGRAM, we c.
MXCl ENOtTGII, KIXI) FOLKS-TO RECEIVE UlIR
GREETINGS FOR A
Happy New Year
FOR 1921
We appreciate your wonderful patronage, of the past
few months, and it is our aim in the service of this store,
to continue the giving of high standard merchandise i.t
saving prices.
,L FIND
new depai
thorough!;
Keep
IN 1924 YOU WTI
anents in our irto
i . a
y at pneesvo
Your Ic
supplying your needs more
u can well afford .
on the Corner for (he New Year.
SCRANTON & SHORT INC.
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mw i m m
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flultH nponirc'I and pr"s.-t
rants upomrcd end prejw
SullH Cleaned tl.nl preiu-leil
I'ants denied an I i iv: .
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ea
Tnllors, Clriiiii'ir,
I'lionv yl-TS
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I. M.W
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Every Article in the
Store
REDUCED
. New Year
to You
We 'lielieve in the Graiide Konde Valley !he
oimortunities. the location and the people, and
the steady, progressive prosperity of the past
is only a criterion oi me iuiure ami une year
1924 will he the dawn of a new era of prog
rcss and prosperity.
Therefoi'e we all join in wishin
II If your dealer cannot BUpP'f,
Ii
IIU5IXO YOUR CAJf I j ' , ,' "
v Mfi r , i . i
r h? nX Just Received.
t m V IJX&iilllxlxX A new lino of fine Alfalfa Don't Say "Bread
n A S:il)lo roaily to wear. AlKOuli 9AY
ltr Ann : " ' Aliwka Seal MoVaaln?. klnl .
liXUUll All Kin Is of lUnvrt'lirs TT 1 1 V T-ITl Tn
"IC-..--' ; cimisRuCLER OriLiXFliLL,
li'fy" MADE Wfll MILK I.
ii i(or baioat ah urocers i .
II i s
s La uran
X
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de Bakery
Formerly McPherson Bakery
La Grande, Ore.
Grande Ronde Hospital
A nonsectarian and ethical institution that do
winnc .vwiii NjciMicKs or iiroaocasc your operations.
gives you service equal to any institution in tlfl
west.
We employ only graduated nurses
Therefoi'e we all join in wishing yoi a Jj
!j &jja(L Store ll
r r V,
1 ll .ij'ji'jP'.'afje.,j!,''.4,j .'-'
a not a " --" ' - -, !
ions, Wilt B ;l'
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to I
50
No ExccptioiK S IB
At I
GARB'S
ii 1 1 1 1 mpsfeMi 1 1 i'r
saving EM'mmms stores
The Personnel of SKA GO'S UNITED STORES
unite in extending the Season's Greetings to
the people of the Great Northwest.
And hope that the New Year will bring to all
new opportunities and much happiness.
Money
Saving
SKAGGS
UNITED STORES
Oregon
JANUARY SALE
Washington
Utah Nevada
Idaho W
California
Scores
Pattison Brothers
1 i
Hc.ppp
New Yfedr
Take, pleasure in extending
friends and customers the
best wishes for a
Railroad Rates and
Transportation Costs
Hiiilioiid Supplies
Freight Iialos
I'nssenger Fares
I'p 100'!
:I2 3-1 Ov
:!.". :!-!()' !
Freight rates and passeiiKer fares on the Union
Pacific System have advanced less than half as much'
as the increase in the cost of engines, cr.rs and othen
principal items of railroad expense.
Comparing- pre-war prices with those of today we
find:
Commodity
Pie-War
I 'rice
$ :i(UMi
2tJ.oati.im
1 . 1 IM. MM
etc.)
rwi.eft
I 2,MIIO.iH
Pet of
Present in
I'rlec crease
? 4:.aa tr
ti4.00P.Oa M(if,
!6.o0 32",
Lj.tnm.iMi ax;?
f .ut5 ;r
2,fiMO,oi uKtf
S.4u 1 aS
:e.:is en rfc
(I?22)
J. SMS. 47 104.0'i
I'll U m
IJnil, per ton
Freight Locomotive ....
KrelKht ;tr
Ties, each
Steel ibridtfes, funks.
per ton
Htot'l Passenger "oacli
I'olton Woste. in-r lb.
Hlock Hiirnals, per mile
Switch Lampn, earn
Fuel, per ton
Average annual carn'nirf:
per employe
1 axc 4.tir.S.yff.'..Mit 13,;
lit (lie fnee of llu'e hicrcaM'Vi'ivifilit intcs on Urti
raclt'lc Nysfrni ilm-lnii the snnX- liim- luuc lm-iva4tl only
::! :tVll perrcm and pascnpi'iyAarcs ;io :i-ttl pi'jveiii.
Ill .1913 we received tvf haulinjf a ton of frtlghtj
one rnile, 9.7 mills; foriuilinsr a passenger one fiile,
2(4.(1 In 1923. these ties were 1.285 and 3.035 .re
spectively. The 195 freight rate represents a re
duction of about ll under 19-1 and passenger fare
alxmt 8 under 1021.
InV)rder to earn enough gross revenue to purchase
a nu or injvic is necessary lor us to haul one ton
of frerjitjnnles; for a cross tie, 65 miles; a hand
lantern, yl miles; one ireigiu c;ir wheel, llli.n
and one monkey wrench 97 miles.
To pay for a day of track labor it is necessary to
haul" one ton of freight 230 miles. For a day's
wages of a freight train crew 2GS0 miles. For a
day's wages ot a machinist '1(51 miles. For a ton
of fuel 263 miles.
The railroads of the United States maintain the
lowest rates and the lowest capitalization per mile,
while paying the hijrhest wapes of any country in
the world.
So lonjr as the railroads' cost; of doinpr business re
mains at the present hi.uh level a general reduction
of freight and passanwr rates cannot safely be made.
Constinctive suggestions are always welcome.
C. K. GRAY,
Onuilm. Nobnisk. rrf.siili-nt.
January 1. I'.'iM.
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ,
f.milesj
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