La Grande evening observer., January 05, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Monday January 5, 1025.
THS- LA flRANtfe EVENING OBSERVER-
PAGE . THREE
iNEVSOClTYl CATTLE SENT
1 An unusually lnlirra'.ln pro
jrpanl la being pliuineil for toiuiir
ott'n ini'rlirm or liii, NVlKliliorlinoil
.Vluli with Airs. J. I, l.ynrh lu
, elim-Re. Iter milijiel will In-,-ilfii
Iti-ronls of Hut I'ust." Mrs. II.
.' II. cleaver will iflvn a leitiii., on
.iXrchueoloiry "Treasure Trove,"' uiitl
T. It. Maxwell will sluit li mli
entitled "C'onRiiler anil li,-ur Me,'
l.y I'MuxillKton darker. .Th. Hilii,
mid Arehlieolo?y" will lu, Klven liy
.Mrs. Lynch, tissislnl i,y M,H rj,
' t'.ii'iii.'. ' '
-'
aul Mi yors enterlalnel n n,lln.
;,b of frleliils SuliirJ.iy' rvi iihii; ul
.his hoijo on SprlnR street ivllh i,
ri.lio .limenR .parly... Artec. ji ,1,-
Hidirhil lime Ep, nt i,t ihinoini; .lulu,
, y Vi'l'r, KliinenlH were s,-rveil.
i ' - ' i ; :. ,.' ;
., Mlm Thelmri. Kitchen. nernmpMn'
til liy Miss riu hi Kllis. of linker.
VB-fl liisl. ('Vi'Ulllsciv 'route, lo Ku-
ttllere 1 1 , . ' win Frmiii.,. H,,. ,
Hlmlicij ul Hi,! rniversity or Oregon., I
(tl't. r Hp.nilinK "tlli- rhriKUn.iK hull.;
ilnys.itt homo.
'"
' Honorim; his twelfth liirl li.luy an
niversary Johnny Miller ns'hoa!
to Itmilnihcr or irtemls K.iliinl.iy ur
tenuoon nl.-h cou.sttnK nurty. lliiflil
boys were present ami lia.l a 1.-110,1
time coastline until u im,. l3Ur
wlieii-'Verreslimenls were served ul
his'liOjiiQ on. tl avenue.
Cove. (Special) Mis. William
Il.illmuik anil ' Mrs. a: IL Orion
were linsl, 'ssi'S alii lii'llKlillul i'iii',1
niul Aiilv Joiikk 'inirly -recently1 h
U10 home of Mrs.' Hallmark. 'Al
tllo close or Ihe' ami's ilurlclous
refri.sliinents were' 'served, by lliel
)lOSl'SS,ls. .if ,'.'.' '
' , f
Those present wr? Mr. ami Mrs.
Pirn's. ' Hi l'liuis. Mi-, anil Mrs. KrunU
llilli;r, Mr. an.I'Mrs. I..' 11. ('arte'r.
.Mr. luuil .Vrs". T. It. ChnUlin, Mr.
niul 1 Mis; "It. H. Imnleir Mr. ami
Mrs. O.-il:. lluiki'f. Miss Hiss Kelly
mid II.' Kelly. i
' Cove. (Spocinl) An nlabornto
flanciiiK pariy whs held ut the
!!"!:: a":1 Mrfl' xv-
V.il ' ; " 7i ," ! ,
old yrar out nn'd the new year in.
North, Powder (Special) Donald
peat-soh wuh very pleasantly sur-
priaed on New year's ovo When
siMeciv or his Hehoolinatea appear-
ed at his home to help to uslr in I
Hie new yi-ar. The evening was
silent in playlnp InlWeHtitiK games I
afttir' vhich1 rci-reahiVieiits ''wfere!
" V . " -i . i t : (
Announcements
Sorla! nnilonneeinentH may
bo priuteii 1 lu this column 1 treo
of ohargii, Any ' nuiiouiKiu
inhls jn-rtalnlhg 'to "any fiiuc
lioiiH such Us cooUctl fhoil
ifie 'eib.. vill b(V refused. An
noufcict'iiien, to he printed1 the
ttiue day, ' uial Im - hi WK-teJy
editor's linnds liy U:0U o'clock.
News eUttor's note. ,;
'" 1 . cujjha' liavl- 'the' nai'ro'vV s:rulght
Tlio-'annual-'mevtrngof 4h-Btl 'lino' of iVet." laVt UNV;' 'skirt lias" an
PetviaCiMiUJ wllUlU!.. -heJil Jiyrtednes. apron tunic;1 undW.rus!vc!y 'litfach
ilay afternoon promptly at 2:JlO at low WaiaT. llne' iind 'ex-
n'etnek ttl !hc lnttne ol MrS. CI,
: ThoKlHfiwnllHfrr Ihi'-Mi'lrto-'
H'lil-i&irtf'VjViJon al four o'i'ioi'Vi
In llm iii'linary ,l-ooi or l ly rnuron.
All lioys nml'Vlrls (T0' ri'hni'SlM to
rornn as prompl as passiMi;.
.. I.ailli s Auxiliary lo tlirf T!ro
tiiflhooil or Itailway Trainmin will
Hioi'l lomorrow cvi'iiins. January 0,
ut Kauli'S hall.
COAT
.' For $9.73" ,
i ' , ' '
' Values to ?3.r,.00
For' ?17.50
' Values to S7..00
' :''' ' For $37.50 '::r'-';
Values to $100.00
For $50.00
WALUNG'S
For The
Ladies
'Mak a resolution now M
tah b-Ur carf. of your ap-IM-aruucn
during tin coming
twlve'lnnnttia.
Tit-solve to make theT:io:t
t ywtT'KftmV iom.MiiKr'W
BOlva to tnjoy the' t-.ivief
bad satisfaction that
at this shop ajisures.
CEIST MAU1NELI.O
SHOP -
Room , rVwiliMT Fl.lj.
"A Rramy Aid lur
Y.rrrj evd."
Thone Main 577
1 ;
For Larger
Woman
! &h
' I vt -:5i I
MA-1
; !
f f 1 .
T
WILLItLOOM in- the -new wig-
want -shade makes this straight
line coat for the larger woman,
A narrow band of sable dyed squirrel
il.,. n..rt'., nn.t .-tnn,Hticr -inllHi-
A wM IhwA of mocking is-a new
Idea whifh iriinii without taking
.hum the aiinplicity of the model,
Fashion Notes
SA'I'IV Hi:ir, AM) CASIIA
l'AVtUlTKS OX K1VKUIA
1 .
SuovTW pa pi n' im,M"Mn
W1?; cfi-'9n AP. T" Satin
wood, sill; oltorni.n and n:itural
iislia art; , t,ho . pioal , sycces:n'ul
dreaa ni;i,tertlHof Ve. ilviera seu
aon. 'uhIul clo;iI;a t rinynejl ,(w;i!h
bj'Qwn.! u,r urew jpi'ontiieiit - at huu
down ot: tin; terracu, at) Monte t'ar
1 inU,lho J iomenaliii-,.,lc3 . Ange
laiait .Nice., ,, , , , . ' . , , , , -.
Jtrown infvnrioi:a Hapten is, also
a favorite'eobn' at Uiis liiye of the
year. It Is ;f;iMui.oiu;bU; lpj jaunty
iliMio walkina Htill-s-witli.trtv m raiKlit
sllhouello.i '
Some frocks of ' natural colored
tenilitlg; neaHy td (lie. Veili"' lie
heath' this1. (tiiiie' w h tcli Is spill' in
the front, tile skirt .sems, narro'w,
lint lis width is ,eihtiedi h' an In
yeried hoard 'ple'at IVh'e leh.' TM
lilc, alclrt anil' pleat 1 alj combine to
make walking yuasy and aciilevi: the
.siraiKUl llm
efl'ecl.;
STATK IlltANCII .MOVI.n
AI.K.1, Or,1. I'-orinul transfer
of Ilio wi'lijhts anil iiii'usui'i's ik-'
partnii'nt. from tin' statu Iri'asurnr's
office to tho Hlatu marki't aKi'nl
was coinpl.'ti'il hern Intlay. Tlin
transfi'r was imlhorlxiMl nnili-r a
law cnncli'il al I'.ilM li'.iilsmuii'c cro
ulinK llH' ol'lict' ol" ai:il,' marki't
agent. The weiKhls anil measuri'S
department previously was under
the Jiuisillellon of tho state treas
urer. :- It was reported that because of:
'the uncertain lanlKiKt, ot Hie fiiw
with ri'liulon to when Ihe Iransrer
or (lie ilepm'tmcnf'Khoulit he luuile;
legal uctlon mlrrlit he startcl Ini
the 'courts lo l ternilne ' ilcflnllely
llie nieanlni; of the stalure. -
i" IH'.HMIT I)i:Cl.AIlKI MS
' rtKNII. Ore. William l'ltchcr.
apred hermit ond civil war. veteran,
who rccenlly dieii In bis home on
McKay creek. In Crook? county.
Wllh 'more than $3'K hidden llu!
his death chanliicr. wi.s her Tnlller
a man who left for the visl
'some years a.-fo with a span of
mules and n covered wason is the
belief held by Mrs. Theodosia M.
Cilliem of Harper. Kansas.
Ran Jos? (Ci.lif.) poMcenuin bit
off part r.f a man's ear and then
isome mre cops caught the rest
of the mnn.
for
Scalps ok
jSt'Jlu'ti! can !c bch'rnor
prvJu: v (jiii for rmlh fun
I lw ivmurKuirle
5CAIP TREATMENTS"
auim7tih-J t) fhe fnyuenf'
itA-p that nvnderftff nev?
fotii- SCALP-TONER
MA!llf:M. YSMFTfU
SHOP
Itm. SA, New Koii-y Hide
flume AUIn 126
1
Tl ROSE GUY.
NOU-TH rOWDRR.' (Spcrlul)
John Mul'lute sIUimhiI out vur loml
of rulllti, Junit-s Wilson two caYs ul '
ruillu unU the IH.Iw'i'll-KviinH (.;r.itn(
, rompuny onn car of hom to I'ort-l
land Katurduy. Mr. MiPht uitd
Kvr-rt't t 1 'cui Hon iMfotn punt cU t lu
ul or it IfM'tntp ihft iiH'irtniolts.
Mr. ' und Mrs. Cliurli s Ktuj: of
lt:ilu-r with vlwilorM til 'North I'ow-dt-r
Siititrduy. Mr. Klnx ImH tint pt-
ml u iKistliiun uh Hcu tiro li aclu r In
tlie local hiKh Hi'hoo) und will also
iu'i us ul h lrt Ip roach for t hi iv-mtiind-r
of the year.
Mrs. MyrtM Hmi r, of MiIh oily,
and Juki' StmottH, of Wolf 'ivk,
u't-ff niai-H'(l here Sunday.
Mr.i. I.lllic iiw h s in-rid 1 11 k: hr
holiday vucuilon ut hotiif of tn-r
.hum, Cliatt. Law, of Oils city. Mia.
.L VloW I. .w.l..r KiOinnL' ll...l
lo I'l-tnrn Moon to the iMoinnnulh
Norinul HCluxd, vht-re stu will conT
ilnnc tier ronrse. She expect u to
Kratluale from normal in June,
Saw Movie at linker.
Mr. and M,ih. Wallet McC.rath.
Mr. and Mrs. ti, '1 hullard. Mr. and
. f 1-1 !..i-iiiti I,' Wh II M r it.i
Mrs. !. L Kvans. Mih. Kthrt Korti-1
sti-oni, Mr. anil Mrs. II. r. Iliilwi'M,
ami Mrs. l-'rank Blllwt'll. wit,
nnuiliK tlt,k North I'owili-r pi-op1!1
ii'Imi1 ml cililcil "rln 'L'io l.'oliiiiiiinil.
ifiints"'HI llaki-r. . . . ,
Til,' fiini'i-al of 'lii'rl Alli-MM'fry, !
who illfil Kriilny. I i,-i--lllli'i- L'li, mm,"''"'""" "'""""r , uinn ovrnn m
held at tho Atterbet'ry 'home ItVst
Sunday afternoon' al' one o'clock.
Thl' ai-rvices were in rhnrge of the
Salvation 1 Artny. '.''
Sclioot open- again londiiy
morning December 2!) after u va
cation of one week. New ' Year's
day was also a holiday., 1
Mis. Thomas Itcaumonl of Hain
es, was a visitor" lust; week at t in
home of her daughter, Mrs. Will-
jlnhi I'eatson. Mrs. Hruumont has
just reiurneti trom roruanu wnere
she spent several weeks' visiting at
l he home of her daughter. Mrs.
Digirs.
Tlui temporalure at North' Pow
der has modern ted considerably.
julthough Uiero la still plenty oi
snow and ice.
! L I . : li ' '
Imllf Mwlrn.ing iOftfilor. Janu
ary U. JKiill.trnu-'Kntrfcnfie ioirr
bal teanv tlefeaed Joseph liy'-ti
writ m'v to hw f n
.
'att.otson of i tjlk
ilat
I II. I Vi. .1
Am iititfhe 6l(' ; MieinWH ion real
isMle' llllWni'SsI niul! oruV!tho Dli-J
server tor IMS.
Wc'tiolleeil u nmil, plowing Ills
gai'ilcit near llie M. li. church yes
terilnyi .w,! presiiiue. he was. ,piy-,
lurini? Ills KTountl for heels.,..,
-roiintv' Olerlt anil Mrs. .K 11.
Oliver came over from I'lilom last,
nlflrhf to allenil Ihe runernl or Mr.
u nil Mrs. Turner Oliver's ! little
rour year old ilailKhler. Eleanor,
who 'illcil so "Smlilenly . Monday
inornlliR. ' ''" 1
' Mrs.. O. K. Mctcalt Is very low
wllh heart iroulile ul her home In
tills city. Her i'ondilion has heeu
very serious the paii, lew ,Ui.vs.
Within, the .lust four, inoiilhs
srilill horses have been shipped oul
of Malheur county.
The rlrst lliree days of January
were pleasant ones.
The Clark-Karris marTlnse iook
place In this clly at Ihe M. K.
pursonaBe on Saturday. January
1st. 1811S. by Uev. I'erry (-handler.
The parlies were Mr. J. flark and
Miss Cora Karris.
Died The inrant. adopled son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Kvens. ul
the Lower Cove.
. Union J. n. Slaler wad Vn
Ion on business Monday.
Died, In I'nlon. after a short Ill
ness, Mrs. (liven. She was the
mm her or Mr. l.oule (liven, the en-
iliueer on Ihe O. 11. and K.' She
will ho buried Tuesday.' Mr. l.oule
(liven and rather and iluugliler
linv'the syinputhy of Ihe conilllllll
ily' in llieir ai'l'liction. '
Comiiotitlon liiings Cheaper
(iasoiliic to Isluiul of Haiti
PORT All IMUNCE. Kaltl (Al)
Haiti today has her gasoline war.
This Island republic has experi
enced every degree of warfare
from .ancient flintlock to modern
machine gun but to the joy or the
Multluns who arc automobile own
ers, the first gasoline, battle Is
now being waged hetwfen garagea
and small ciist lot merchants.
For yeais the. price of gasoline
has never been lower than fin cenis
a gallon at the retail filling ac
tions, until the small merchant
started to hutt In and secure a hit
of Hie cream of this high price by
handling Hie commodity In rase
lota.
Over night the price dropped
from tf to 25 ints a gallon und,
with thp menace of the small trad
era, the pruzp from now on will be
nytimuimd at approximately this
level.
Itnro rollrrtion of nem1ran;1l
To Ho AlM-ttOIM4l In Ixjfulon
f.nxpoM fAT) An i m i imn l
colb-erton of some 2,ri0 Hmbnindt
ethlUK. whliii had le-en hidden
from th art puldic In :;n Knglbh
rountry WUir-a privat lihrurf
for nearly a Cfntury, has been
brought futwanj for inibiic r.ab In
the nt-ar fnlur .
Then- in ald to be no doubt
about the grnnln-n-fw of the trh
tagit, utid no oti vt-nturi-s an opin
ion on lhir pnd'chb value. The
forthcoming auh-. it is declared, la
without precedent In living mem
ory. Th collection was formed -arly
in the 1 'Jih r-nlury by I'M ward
ltudg. a .Middb'ffx nmxiiraie. n
member of a family whieli dateii
ba''; ty td Klizab th'a fin.
I 27 YEARS
AGO
Legislatures May Cut
Expenses and Fix Roads
MidwcstenuTi'cnd Towavd Ctmscvvative atirf cemoiy
lrtirvania; five State Pjopose Gasoline Ta; 1
' . Review 'of Conditions Given;
fJiirAOO, (AV Kcnnoiny uad f
Aiitomohih 3 ftirnutli the inujoriiy i htHttway coii.itrurtton, a sluit lnn-pt-ohloius
oft mlilwcHicrn IckIm- ' Kl s.vsk in and; nliotltluu or wi
lutuivs whie-hj conyco In January, j s,n of hc ludnairhtl Court, i'on
'IVn of thm Jiaw; Vcfuiomy pro- liution with ilie Pnhllc 1'tUtUva
Ki aniH. tiiKliwuy ; luiproVcnn'tit bi U'wiiiiiiiKHlon Is ont of Ihe praporuvht
unoihcr whloahnad HuhjfiM, and 1
five HUit'S hae, . proposal a to litx
tfugnllim wilfH.,' ' . .; ' ' f
; Ti-xuk' womuii Kovcfnor, Ii-h. Mi
A. KirifiiHoiV. has u protfrvm of
4'coiioiny throiiHhout s(uir ufiuUH,
titrhidiprf tdlmtnatlfm. of' oyt'ihip
ping woJ-U; or Mcviral honrflM a,id
ctKiiinUioiiH. 1'hii loiErfaintiirf fueH
a' inovi'inont ti pVit motor ' t run's
porluttot) eoiiipunii'H - mulir I ho
Wa,n. ltuUr0ttJ OHHIlhwion. (UIkIi
way iinproveineiil in proposed,
' Cklahoma has an economy pre
trial n. und a proposal to t-yialdlMh
prerereiitiitl or run off piiinnrlea.
NehruHka'n proposals lii'Mud"
economy and a rwa centH a koIIqii
iKaH((line tux.
I Keor.omy is one of Missouri h Wg-
miiU,v" wau nwor.iH. umer V' "T'tw
am . ure ror worninen h rompriiHU-
I Hon niul ri .itiioiion of Hi
sain oft,.,.
iiriiiriiis. , .
Whip .ponnsi'S.lax rnvlslnii, nui
"v. h;,s ;a , huhuIIiihi Iii .hill. ;, 0.1
also; 1ms ;a i Ki.nllm,i in .Jdii. , O.i
"ul H l"'m""''l IhiiIk,-! or, J
iiM'iiiK in" ni'Xi ivo yours, nun a
tnovemeiit to license all motor
Olivers.
, Cut. J)cwitintiits.
f'nnr1liiliilli.ii,(i! 14' sl;lte deparl-
ments, fnlo oliw' itmrl nient t(
rieuliwre . is favored by Oo(ert()r-
elect Cai! H.! HudeitfOi?-iii So'ittii
Dakota.- Other mcasurr
er I set'tirllyj-; I'ljr1 batik r )"iiostors,
eh(h UjnVute, revivAli of! capital
punishment' amj revision ; of 'the
primary law to decrease the time
lapses between snrcessive stepa.
''One of the nation's leading lum
ber nlali'H, Wisconsin, has a refor
estation plan through constitution
al amendment. Tax revision Is al
so planned..
In North Dakota- weekday re-
jllglous classes are proposed In the
public schools for all who euro to
attend. Kepeal of the "antl-cigar-
lette law and tax revisions are oth
er subjects. . ; ,
I A stain budget system is offered
jln Minnesota. Alolig with a pro-i
iifiit-i 1 In idilfl- iiiMiililfi- t!4U,tlntl tl
a ' measnVt! td tax gusoiiile. Other
e. peeled -bills are. for" closing1 it he)
polls ut' 1 p. itV. tnatt'ad of utul
reslbrfng IhiUcglslut ure 't6 turtrsaiv
lines, inkteml of1 Ihe nonpartisan bu-
n:s'"of tlui nast several years. ' ' .
' ' Hlhh' linw Solium. ; 1
fowa hiis d. two: 'Cents a gitll'mi
gaaollne taji measure, iihd ' it 1 hill
t'o' inaUo Bible VeUdtng',' In 'seliodls
conuinlspry. ; , '.
.A ,1 OUMi O lOimi jfiii-i,Mj,Nn-ui ; ni
a slal.i. income, tux lu, up lu In
diana., A iiroposiid , educational
c.hange Is to put schools in charge
of county,,, liistVad';, of t township
boards. , , ., , . u, .',
Uliuois has lux reduction nnnl.nl
atalo conatiibulury ineusure. iWvts
aay they will .attempt lo.pasu a bill
permining ihe sale or a.' h-jut rem
beer, and thai they are. stronger
In the Icuialat ure than hereto Cow.
white orys deity any Innrease lu
t1 sirengin. u oi-oiht iyvuui ui
r'htcogo sponsors a blll -lo examine
applicants for .automobile licenses,
and 1o deprive intoxicateddrivers
of licenses. ;
All Kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL
v'l Bed-Rotk ,
The
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
TImi Poor Mra'i FtU'-dJ"
Oppo. Foundry. I'HONE S43 M
No SuuiUy lliulcca
More than flavor
. ; : from NewlStyle H"0
THE only oats that cook Into fcrnnular oatmeal.
Nothing else like it. Meaty granules stimulate
digestion. Never cook sticky or pasty. Wonderful
Uavor. More than a new .o-atmeal a new cereal.
EnerJy-buUdingcorboIiydiates,ti3SUe-buiIdlng pro
teins, a wealth of vital minerals. And New Style
ll-O takes only 2 to 3 short minutes to cook the
quickest cooking cereal quick as a flash!
I iilr n o Om. ,
JJJ N .tll M-O Ojh (Oul-t)
Sl..iJ full llu and Krlilil pll -Hih(. I lb. 1
Khiihub has tax rcvinium aluf,
ur th' Iiuluutrinl Court.
; A twu vent Butudini tux h tip lt
Mi'liian, a tons with a p nigra, m
euii 'O.ooo.oou annually far h iff U
wiiH. It ta proposed uIho in laxiHff
untoniohtUH to ilifierintino bet
Iwiwmi heavy und lijrht cars. TlrB
in tl hill tor the, udopUou of . P4pi
tnl 'puni.slunent'.. ; ' . . .
Experts Arc to View
' Haiti's Potentialities
oirr-Ai'-rFUNcR mtiri. (ap
Hv-HiriuK to Uvlntf uefoi th
Anierii-an pntilU a true picture, of
economic coiKllilonn in Haiti, and
the posaltdlitha lu an iiKrlcnltural
way of.ita uoiuhriiit soil. Ueneral
Kitss.'ll, the American Hluh INiiii
,.,.,
SprflllC
nlisAioiU'l-. iuuOii
I'lllilll
ooiiiiui nilallons lo WaslililKlon.
Akhi-.uii l.' v ,.,i., f
llm .Aiiii'rli'un ronsular sirvico. was'
U.ilxiifil . I In
a-iilxiifil . i h.- i.i.-ik r nuikliii; mi
Ji'i'iiij.inin' , uurvi-y of llu'
I'.'lUlblll'.
ami is, luri'iiuy. an worn.' i . iui
wniliiilhi" iirouiit'llvily of Iliiltl'a'in
soil tsivaguely known. to tJie. people
lot llH'.Cni.cd States, fw tiro aware
lhat 7i uiHi.iMio pounds of. the. fimut
eolfee Lre JtaWeated anumillv from
Jig-lpiunjis erowhig in a wild stale, aniilo ihe chamber (of1 'cpAimeiS (v-J
,tlral amount reprvsenls leas thaniaults of hit survey of 'i he : county
.Iwo-lhirdH of rW heroes that could ! this week. ' ' 1 ' ' 1
Ii...-..IUI..,1 l.t. in 1.,-t.i ,,l,.i;lnu
l.ong t staple col ion .luuwiy the'
iriiual of sea Island ami superior to,
thai' grown In the I'niled Stules,
flourishes In a wild slate and. pro-1
ducett annually about a.iioii.inM) ,
Umunds. Alligator pears grow wild
nn tJiey are large ami nave an
xccllent flavor. .
Hall I has Ihe soil, cllmnto and
cheap labor to produce vegetables
for the winter mouths lo supply
Ihe east const of the United Slates; j
all It needs la American , capital
and enruy.
San r'raiic!.s'o Slay Kxtcml
' Its ItuuiKlaiicH to snn Mateo
SAN rrtANoiseo. CAP). 'Ran
lruncisciys population will be tn
creflscl by nbout !6l),mK) If plalia
under Vay 'for consolidation or Banj
Muteo' county with llie oily go'
through. II la Sun Kranclsoo'a first
attcmrit at annexation: i
' 'With'' its 1 ritik-stvulile; , rolling)
foothills that iherire inio Ihe'cbast
ffttigl', S;ln Mateo Is ono- or'thel
iMlltl'Slhtl'V-j
of California. Thou-
SvmM 'of S.
ik' 'of Sa n Kran clseo bust n tss
men und workers live 111 the su
burban towns if Hutiingame, Hllls
borii, Sal MMco and Meulo E'ark.
The cities' across the bay, Oak
land1, Berkeley and Ahnneilu, to
gether with I he, San Mateo eotn-
KECHARGEABLE RADIO A-B BATTERIES
WE BATTERY EIiEOTIUO BKIlVIC'll.
Ixltfliton Machine Works hkl..
Itll WMblnctoo At.
li
mm
PRICES ON SUITS AT COST, LESS
AMI NEAR COST
Suits of Suede, Vclour r.nd, Pol.ci Twill
iniinirli's, comblnn to glvi". Han
, , . rt.,c i, ... . ..
I, ,' " ,1 " '
HI. AM AM SO IK St HVPIVJ,
KLAMATH ii'AhkS, Oro.-r-Kiani
ath county soils are. Ideal for tee
rawing oil sugar beetjnd In' re f
no reanon why the itidustry lahould
not thrive and prosper in this-county,
according to K.' U. Combs. Cali
fornia sugar refiner, who iv(iirietl
K'lni.intlt nniinlii lu I rn , iw,nu-!i
to support seven orr eight wugar
beet " laclorlea, : he declartdi and j
urged ihe' chamber to work- with I
Ihe farmers lu Ihe growing of ev-
perlmenral crops during the cum
lug yea-i
.VOTK ON !OAVV.K PLANM.H
HA MOM, Ore. Announcement ;
wns inude here by Senator .loa.'ph i
of Multnomah county that hd
woiihl Inlroduco In the next session
or the li-KlHlutiire a resolulton auii-
To Reduce Stock ,
REAL BARGAINS
SEE--
-,- - 50c ;' r,. '
$1.00
' $1:50
$200 ; .
Tables
Watch our Windows!!'
Ask About Our
$1.00
PACKAGE '
. SALE
Don't Miss It
That's AH!
Richardson's ,
Art & Gift Shop
OAIS
Cook in
32 to3 minute
SALE
. . . i 'i, i
6TORAOBg WMM
BATTEIUE9B ASli
ara illl
PUTMAN'S
Clearance Sale
Colors, brown,' reindeer and
2t.GQ . $25.00 - $32.51) - $35.00
Former, prices $ 15.00 to $(i9.50
" : . LADIES READY-TO-WEAR jfK
AND MIUUINERY
" '- '
mlttipg to .a vote of the people a
oonst it ut tonal amendment author
telng the state to engage In water
power development.
The nsolutlon will be patterned
titter a resolution introduced in tho
i':st i legislature hy Senator Joseph.
Tho resolution will be so drawn
rhat Ihe state can imgage In water
jower development either inde
iM'DtHly or co-oeratlvely with any
:i;ulo oV states or the United States
Do oii
Be
"But I can't hold two jobs
Yes,' yoiVl'aiil' .
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roll:;In:;.925i
-.,..!,'.:.. ( ,. . . .1... il'lil', -'-4 M'.i .'III SI ,-tl
. '- i i.i,; ! .nil ' ' ' -HI 1 , '! r' .-.'i ...II ,.1
No. i: You atrendy hnve -your present job. ' ;
No. 2. You will be on our payroll when we pay you
i" intercut on the money you save here.
Then, as regular deposits Increase you savings, we'll
increase your pay by larger interest credits.
Ol on Our Payroll Now for 1925
United. States
National Bank
Member Federal
Tlic KatiU 'I'lint Takes
Hund-Ilolled Chocolate Creams
fcrECIAL THIS WEEU
45c POUND
The Chocolates are our own make.
The Candy Shop
217 Fir Street
'The flame of Home-Mads Candy
(Retail only)
Credit
Attentive Service
Reliable merchandise
Real values
Satisfaction assuved.
CARR'S
THAN COST,
some fur-trimmed.
navy. '
$37.00
government, or In co-operation
with oil of theao agencies, v i
7
HOOPING COUGH.
Ho "cat"- bat bkp to t )
duca paroxysoAS o oogblng. '
utcus
V VapoRub
Owiar 1 7 Million Jar tx yawipj
Want To
at once," you say.
IUweno Synlem
Caro of Your Interests"
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