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Wednesday, January 16, 1924. j"
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Address 1. O. llox 883, ciirfl Ko
Icy Hotel, Uoorn 41. 1-12-61
Itenl, noil ur.il repair till makes
Hewing machiiu h. Ask about free
drcH-smakiiig cnurae. Whllo Hw
llng Miichiuo Co., Nmv Eoley Hid.
r.83-w. t2-a7.tr
Laugh at Cold Weather
Hi niMlli'li:iir. rli niinu.
Million holfti. buttons cov.-rrl
Humping. Mull orders kIvoii
prompt uttnnllon. All work kuim-
nlpfil. Kuncy art Roods., I). M. C
Thread anil Baliy W-r.r.
Tlio KtllclilnK mid Art Nliop,
Mrs. L. 11. Norton.
1116 Adam. I'liono Muln -M3
0-1 1-1 111
HoinJron 1" urn. Co. 4lli cotton
HVirulreaa for 10. Coinpuro this
Vjtfu. 12-18-tr.
COMFORT! To feel fine and warm
those frigid winter days, good uiiclcrwcpis
essential. You tan' t go wrong on Wrijpit's,
it's been standard forbver 35 years. 'Btiatflc into,
fcoou underwear mnd let us
est vou ever oyoTed.
a suit or tins
convince you it's tlic
100'1 Pure WuoIlTndycdjn.95
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201 Depot St.
KcImhiI ItfNlkS.
All children need them, moat
children like lo buy thorn ut Hil-
vorl horn-Wright's Family Drue, ,
Htore. 1-1 5-U
Tin' Ih-mI nf them all; It's what
should intercut every per.ion suf
fering uHh il.tndniir and wlih
falling out of tho hair. There uro
hut few preparations Hold that
rVntly Klopn dandruff and falling
of tint hair ami the In nI and must
economical of (Im-mi all Is the Ger
micide and Dandruff Eradlcntor.
It tftopti all nt tt'h trouble as dand
ruff in five or nix days If nurd
twice a day and at ops tin; hair
from fa Mini; lu a few weeks, gen
erally t his is permanent. Try It
fur 7fie a bottle and oik- buttle In
gem-rally effect ivi. You run find
il only at Mil vert hoi n-Wriglil'a
Eamlly J)iijk .Store. 1-ld-tf
PLL'MMNO und STEAM KITTINCl.
l'honc 219-J. l'2-2tilp
They Paid Us a Small Deposit
for that Wonderful Victrola
They came in one afternoon and arranged with
us on our special plan to budget the price over
an extended period. A small sum was paid
down. The next day our delivery service had
the instrument they selected in their home,
and from that moment on, they began to enjoy
the musical delights that can be provided only
by the great artists oil Victor Records.
You Can Make the Same Arrangements,
With UsvToday
Newlin Book Mr Stationery
Compayf
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A complete line tj achool sup
plies on hand is Ampur. Newlin
Hook & HtulloAury I'm. 1-1C-41
(till for I lids.
Sealed bids will be received by
Hit; ('oinmhtaion of tlio City of lfi
Grande, Orcson, for tho conHtruc
tion of tile improvement In Im
provement District number l
within tht; City of Lu. Grande, Ore
gon .according to the plans and
specifications of said improvement,
now on file In tho office of the City
Itecorder of aatd city. A deposit
of 16.00 will bo required for set of
plans nnd spcclflcationB, which
amount will he refunded if bidder
in unsuccessful, and returns same
lo this office.
Ilids will be received to the hour
of seven-thirty p. in., January
1 024, ut tho commission room In
the City Itulldlnff ut La (Jrande,
Oreffon, and must be accompanied
by a certified check in favor of the
City of l.a Grande. Oregon, In the
umoiint or ten (10) per cent of the
amount of bid, ns u euaranleo of
the acceptance a.id completion ol
contract if awarded. Checks will
be returned to unsuccessful bkl
' ders.
The com mission reserves the
right to reject jtmy and all bids.
Uy orderjvf tliu CominlHSlon Jen-
unry lithfly24.
J. K. HTKAItNS,
Hi-cordiM' of the City of
la Clrande, Oregon.
11-101.
Don't puss up Violet Cream. D
Is an elegant preparation and a
lurgo bottle, fur 'iUc. It no I lens the
skin. It cures roughneHs of the
skin und chapped lips and hands
Hold only ut Hllverthorn-Wrlght'H
Fumily Drug Store. 1-15-tf
bchool books and; tahletH, pen-
ci)H, Inks, looseleaf paper, I heme
paper ut Kilvorthorn-WrtghtH Fam
ily Drug Store. 1-15-tl
Money To Loan.
i ?-fA monthly Ioiiiir on city prop
,eity, time 3 lo 10 years. Give de
scription of property, locution ami
amount wanted in first letter. Wilt
nt lei.
Notice is hereby given that Mar
garet Anson has been appointed by
the Couniy Court of Union Counr
ly. Oregon, as executrix of (he lust
will and teHtament of IvHher M.
Aniutn, deceased.
All iiertions having cialnm agaiiiHl
Kald erilate lire hereby notified to
present, them to said executrix or
to her attorneys, Crawford & Kukln
tit I .a. Grande, Oregon, within si:i
montliK nf the date or Die first
publication of thlH notice, which Ik
made on the ltith day of January,
11(24.
CltAWFOItl) & KAKIN.
Attorneys for Executrix.
Jan. 1G-23-30-l;Yb. 0-1 J.
All t he books for th'x next se
iiM'Ster are In1 slock. We are
ready to serve yon. Newlin Rook
& Stutlom;iyCo. 1-1C-4.I
('aid of Thank'4.
We wish lo thank our many
friends and the Elks Lodge for the
kindness ami sympathy shown us
during our recent bereavement.
We a!ao extend our thnnkH for the
beautiful floral oflerliiKS.
M is. John Kigxs,
Velma Uigga,
Evu ItlggH,
George ItlgKS,
Mr. und .Mrs. Chas.
Itlggs and l''aiuily.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 1. Ctuhh
und Family.
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Don't Ims t's II).
Any Guc box of stationery in our
window with iUlll pen holder, 26c,
No wlln Drug Co. l-lt-3tp
ROAD PLANS FOR
192 1 EXPLAINED
(Continued trom pago I)
in 1 r
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LAST DAY H i '" fw " a.uo- !
' Ifj i mobile Mx-im:s a
J JACKIE-. SlWeeksl
I Itealtor
j New Koloy llulhling. J
L, . BhlARNESS I
B Long Live A
y e A himicss rcpaii-injr. liiing III "
gyp f f mem in now. )
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Hy Mary Knlicrts Kinelrl
No star, old or .voting has eyfr been seen
in a finer picture, .latjkiv ojplocs liimself
in this, tho most charming jf.5;tory ever to
reach tho screen. I yr
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TOMORROW WKSLEY P.AURY
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SkalHi
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UOKSCH 15LUG.
Phone Main 33
Clover fr., JHJ.SDU.Ul;- .Hlinler
Lane, I'nil No. -2.- $lfl,or3.48:
I'nion-Cove. $ I It.67t.ii7; tit'-dd Can
yon, $H,4ii2.r.f: Catherine Creek
Medical, 8(j:.ti.H2; Telocaset-Medl.
c:il SprliiMH, :iO'2.H4; Indian
Creek, $ ;,fi(il.:;y; i;iitipment and
HcprthH, Sl.Hf.K.I'j, Ualanee
U7u.:iU; total, $7fi,U 12. 78; January
expt-mitt urt a, $:;,7 13.H I ; estimated
balance, $ H 'J fi.d !.
"Thls balance was occasioned ly
weather conditions unsuitable for
conirnrlion u 01 i-i.
"Kuccipls Dul. forvvurd from
l2J. -'i.4i:.(i;i; l-'roni .Statu of
IJregnii. 2S,'ii;;, I I : l-'roni County,
$-., 1 2U.01. Tolul ?7S.i;iJ.7S; Ital
iinci.' from ln2:i, $T.t70.:(t(; Esti
mated Keccjjii.s liujit Stale, $30,
n lutein; ( "nil my, J 30, Olio. 00; Esti
mated Ikilaiue tor 1 '.124, $12,-!t2.ay."
Ciun( Wink ippi-ied.
Mr. Mi it, anserted that il was
cheaper lor thu county lo con
struct their "own roads instead oi
letting tin: work out ou contract.
"The past, gear's work has proven
that tiie present court lias secured
cheaper and belter roads by dotiiK
the work it. sell. The Indian Creek,
Hunter Lane (I nii 2 and l.add
Canyon roads are practically the
same length and about the same
In class ul construct ion. A clear
coiiipunson of cusis of these roads
will indicate that the hillcr pro
ject, coiiftlructed by the county,
cost b-ss per niik than the nu
toriner e-neN, built by contractors.
"The couii has concluded to do
lis own construction inusfnr us
there Is eiiuipnieiit (o properly
handle lite work. Actually, since
(lu re ere moie projects under con
sideration lor const ruction in lti24
than there is crnshln- machinery
available, oine of ih Work will
neccsMarily be contracted."
.New i'lnjects.
The new projects which have
le-en ilesU:naiei! tor const ruction
from market road runds are listed
as follow s:
"Telocas-t to McdU-Hl Springs,
grading only; Uridye (over Cather
ine Creek at city limit.s (1f futon);
Elgin lo Jordan Creek, grading and
surfacing; North i'owder 0 fiover
Creek Secli.ni I. surfacing; Pow
der Ulver road U.'. miles or rd
Hiirruclng); .nd Ml, C.l. nn (section
2 gradti' and surfucltig.
"In i'jfOtilon io ih iiliow mn-
sldcruhle work will bp dono from
the general roud funds. Also tho
rood from island City lo Cove,
about which there has been con
siderable question, will Ikj built
from the bond fund. . This road
comprises the longest single pro
joct to bo undertaken und will be
entirely of the macadam type.
When' completed .this roud will not
only connect Cove with tho city
but en route, will servts us a trunk
highway,
"Sinco wo are on the subject of
roads. It Is believed thtl a brief
excerpt from u report of (he. Htule
highway engineer, Itoy H. Klein,
showing wliut Is contemplated by
the siuto for 1924 und what was
accomplished In i23 will be of In
terest, correlative with what Union
County has accomplished."
- Ho then presented the following
excerpts:
Our "Curry-over" work consists
of fi.tf tulles or paving, 180. iuIIch
of rock'ahd'""gruversurfa'elng, and
170.0 miles of grading. This work
involved un unpaid obligation of
upproxiiuutely $&,000,ooo.
Funds available, for expenditure
upon Statu, highways during 1'J24
are estimated to be ubout us fol
lows: ' ' ,
Fed. I'ost Itoud EunUs.... $1,700, 000
Fedi Forest Itoud Funds 1.000,000
Couniy Funds; 2.000,000
State (Minds ,; u. 000.000
I tail road Funds 60,000
Total:..........., ;.$13. 750,000
1 Funds uvullublo for expenditure;
Upon county roads during 1924 urei
estimated to be ubout us follows:!
County Funds $5,000,000
Ktuto Funds (State .Aid) 1,000,000 ;
. Total ...!.. $ft,0oo, oou
Mileages of different classes of
work performed on Stale highways
during 1924 are estimated us fol
lows: i
Piivlnjr 38 Miles'
Itock and Gravel surf.....485 Miles
Grndlng 270 Miles
Tho expenditures mado by the
Statu Hfgli way Commission, dur-1
Ingg 1923. will total approximately,
$11,300,000, contributed us fol-'
lows: !
My Federal Government. .$ 1 ,7011,1100 (
Hy Counties ..t 2,200,0001
Uy Railroad Companies.. 125.000
Hy SLalo 7,2 7ri,O0
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Total $ 1 1.300.000
Continuing. Mr. Sletz said "Your,
attention Is raited to- the present!
condition of t'nlon county's "bond
fund." As you tiro aware bonds
were voted as follows: For Oregon
Trull, $388,500; ,a Grande Wnl
lowa Lagc, $H97,50(i; Hunter Lane
(section 1), $85.ooo; Imhler-Kum-
mervllle road. $51,ooo, and Island
City-Cove road. $27G,ooo, totalling
$1,498, 000. Tho unsold bonds cuual
$398,000, money expended to date
co.uu.ls $907,210.88. and balance
available Is $ 1 32,789.12. .
"It Is evident from 1 ho a bovu
figures thai no further sale of
bonds will be necessary lo com
plete, tho roads originally uontem-
plated by the. bond Issue.
"In conclusion let -me state that
the county court has fell through
out that tl has hud the moral sup
port or the thoughtful men of tho
county and while there Is no in
tention of depriving upyuno of
that greutesl of Indoor snorts
'jumping on the county court' still
we know this: that if we. all work'
together we can accomplish much
more thun we can If our effort 0
ure separate und opposed.'
EX-MINISTER
DEAD IN N. Y.I
(Continued from pago 1)
Seven years later he was appoin
ted to a similar position at t he
Catholic University in Washington
D. C.
During this period, Dr. Egan
uuthor of numerous novels,
and volumes of poems nnd works
of non-fiction. He. wus well known
us u literal tiro figure in the late
"nineties" und In the early years
of the Twentieth century und held
many academic degrees.
Dr. EgVn went to Denmark ns
minister In 1907. After serving
under three p?esldents, he w;ia
forced In MM 8 to resign because of
ill health, having become at that
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Tliis Month WYm Buy Here
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HEAVY 1G-OUNCE SERGE
Made in a Conservative Style
These Suits are made of the heavy 16-oimcc 0. D. serge
cloth, which was used by the U. S. Government for sol
diers' uniforms. ' -
This c'oth h.-is been sold !y the government nnd re
dyed and made into Men's Suits of a conservative style,
suitable for all kinds of hard, rough wear.
They come in grey and brown coku
to 40.
Dress Shoes
For Youths and Boji
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Jeatlitr, in black and brown
colors. These shoes are ex
ceptional value:;, and a good
shoo for school or dress
wear. Sizes !2J to 2.
. $1.98
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;ind in sixes from
Inches
ig Value
1.49 and
$2.19
TheMc Kugs are made in
many different patterns and of
a good heavy iiualHy. Most
suitable for drop rugs for ul 1
l.iinlu cf .ise.
We lmvo a big assortment
of tliest? fine rugs, and you
will have no difficulty in se
curing n pattern suitable for
your home furnishings. See
them- wonderful values at such
low pi ices.
A Felt Hat
At a Low Pricel
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Low in price, but of
first quality. ICoukIi fin
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and mixtures. Silk band
and full leather sweat.
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time dean nf the American diplo
mat!; service. ;
He was in Copenhagen in i:it9
when Dr. Cook arnvni from the
I'olar regions w ith the w'oiy ot
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