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"VOLUME XXV. ' ' ' ' '
LA GRANDE. OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1927.
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ROAD FUNDS TO
BE GIVEN STATES
Forest Highways in Ore
gon and Washington
to Receive $948,000
: j.'or Const lilBhwiiys In Oregon
iml Wnslilnston, $948,000 of fi'd
,.r8l funds hnvo boon unportloni-d
for Hi" fil year IKS. buglnnlnit
lulv I. IH'XI. Tho total forest
liishwuy fund nuthorlzud for tho
Anounls to $4,600,000, and Is np.
portioned for hlglnviiys In or ud.
jacont lo nutlonul forests In four,
tern western stntes und Aluska.
Oret'on receive 5 .1:1,0 no und
Wslil"l!'on H 15,000, under tho
program " approved by the neere.
try of ucrictllturo .und just an
nounced by tho district forester,
Portland, Ore.
The progrum for tlio various
Mutes were determined following
conferences attended by tho slate
Hsliwuv coiniulsHloners. bureau of
public roads, and the forest ser
vice. Include lllllunevs
! The slule lUola of funds in.
elude in many instances bulunees
remalnlm? from- the uiiiiortlon
ments Hindi- for the current fiscal
year In addition lo the nllntinents
available from the $4,500,000 fund
for tho coining fiscul year. The
jamounls set uii for each stato will
w u'uk'u i" iviimoii nurveys una
maintenance of existing roads as
well as to actuul construction work
on vurlous Important projects In
the forest highway system. Tho
apportionments were made In ac
cordance with regulations for car
rying nut tho provisions of section
;j of the federal highway act.
The mounts programmed for tho
H western slates and AltiHkn, af
ter selling uside contingent funds
ind amounts estimated us required
for administration und equipment,
follows:
Alaska -..$301,600
Arizona ..' 24:1,500
California 675,0011
Colorado 312.000
Idaho 402.500
JllnncsotaT ....... 36.8(10
Montuna . 301,000
Nt'lmiHku 4,506
Krnidu. - 83.8S7
Xw Mexico 1SC.000
Oregon 633.000
South Ilukota 33. COO
I'tah - 1C4,0U0
Washington 415.000
Wyoming 200.000
OUT OUR WAY
lfmt'htEP W' mo GOOD,
rAt'LL GOT1 SLEEP, MAT BOUMCS
fefeiaV'lM HOME. J V AM W&EPS 'M
hqm -r : V AWAKE-
l-9.nrff.or. RAfflC HEAP.
ci2T by we scmnct. inc. J
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By Williams Miss Breshears
To Be Queen of
Cove Festival
COVK. Apr. 28 (Special) Miss
l.vv Kllrn HrcBlu'urH Covo IiIrIi
school Rirl, hn bii-n elected May
uui'cn for tho Muy lay festival to
bo held hero Friday. April 29.
Her maUlH uro: MisBes Lura
Hurkor, Ji'an Wehner, Kva Wclin
er, u nil Carmen Daniel. JU t lo
Arnold Hallmark' will eurry llio
crown and Violet l'etermnn, Miir
Kery Smith and Stella Lloyd will
bo tlio flower Rlrls. Milton Harris
and Allen Marlen will bo tho train
bearers.
After the erownlmr nf tlio queen
the day's f.-st Ivllli-H will be Kin with
a maypole dunce. A truck meet
wilt takfj tip tho rentulndur of tlio
forenoon. Lunch will bo served at
one o'clock und In tho afternoon
t ht to will bo a baseball pa mo, fol
lowed by water sports at tlio Covo
swimming' pool. -
V Healthful exercises in.. . wJmt i.
niiin ntta im flin irrtlf romsn which
hi r'un't posHibly obtain by beat
ing a carpet.
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Coming to
Pendleton and Baker
Guarded Rooms Near Senate Protect
Secrets; Many Decisions Made There'
lly liiims I,. Ve.t i each s'nutor enters tlio chamber, a
(Associated 1'ress Hcnule j jiuko meets liim and races uway
C'orrespondenl) j with his hat and outer eont to pluco
WASHINGTON', Air. 28 Now It in Ills locker. There Is ono sona
that the setiuto has scattered to lor, the colorful t'ole Hleuse, of
tho four corners o the country, Mouth trarollna, who rarely permits
ui curtain may be lilted for a , his hut to lie- tuken from his hand
glimpse behind the scenes of Its
eiiumber Into tho cloak rooms, tho
The Garden
or throe sowings a week or two
apart may bo made to udvuntugc.
aiu'iii:uy-;oi.k iri;ii
ST. Cl.ori). Minn. Kdward
Zapp. bunker, und his son Walter
have undertaken a "duel" of ur
rows ve thus golf balls.
Zapp tcuu.'d hit uon for tukluf?
up archery coif, and the youth
promptly chullcnffcd his father 1o
a "duel." In tho mutch tho boy
will strike for "bull's eyes In one"
while tho father's goal will be
"holes In one.'
r Mn!
VI I iuiiviiiiiiii
Specialist
In liiieinal Medicine rr lite
IMist fifteen years
WOKS NOT OI'lJKA'I'l-:
lounge and tho marble room where
the guze of the visitor never is
permitted to rest.
Here Is ground more Rucred even
Hi Un the carefully guarded floor of
the chamber Itself. Here political
rsinitcgy frequently Ls worked out,'
here deep laid schemes aro hatch
ed, und here are negotiated agree
ments which end filibusters und
long fights over legislation.
Here, loo, senators may lounge j
and be at ease, throwing off thu
tnu lit le of dignity which must en- (
velop them on the floor, and purr
away at cigars, pipes, or cigarettes,
swap experiences, exchange jokes
and josh each other. They talk the
language of the average man and
have his impulses for human corn- I
piinionsiiip und intimate social con- 1
tacts. . .Sounds of laughters fro- I
fluently float out lo the senate
chamber to momentarily disturb j
proceeding there.
j Mrst Story Teller I
; If the evidences of mirth comes
j from the democratic cloak room, ;
I U probably Is occasioned by "Tom"
jjleflin. of Alabama, aceouuted the
J senate's best story teller, relating
the latest tunny one in his reper- I
tolre. ' I
i If the laughter emanates from
j the republican cloak room, the j
'slur reeonteiir, "Jim" Walson. of!
; Indiana, probably is regaling his.
tween tlio sen a to chamber and the
ornate mnrblu room which Is en
tered through heavy swinging glass
doors und Is protected from public
view by large screens, also bus Its
easy chairs and couches, together
with a ready reference library und
tables where senators may sit und
dictate to their Ktenogruphers. . j
r The Marblo Ituoiu '
Tho inurblu room is the prize of
all. Hero is a cozy fire pluco faced ,
he tosses It to the page to test hla oy an overstuffed lounge and '.
ability to make a fair catch. flanked by leather covered set- '
The lounge, a long corridor be- tees. Hehlnd the lounge is u long
table where scares of dally news
papers are pluced.
Tho walls are of brown marble
und four great white marblu col
umns are grouped In tho conter
sonio eight feet npurt,
SentCered ahqut tho room nro
easy chairs with bridge Inmps und
a small table hero und there. Tuck
ed away In ono corner Is a vat'flll
ed with ice and bottles of uperlent
wuters, with which ' tho elder
statesjuen upeaso their thirsts.
OLD l ASHlOMM) LAItKSI'lltS
An ancient inhabitant of tho
oldtlme gurden wus the annual
larkspur, usually single and dark
blue In color. Later It had Its
color vuriution and today wo find
It full double, with thick, full
flowered spikes in vurlous shades
of pink nnU rose, light und dark
blue, whlto und purple.
The greenhoiwe has taken up
the larkspur and tho common old
annual Is now grown on tho
benches where the roao und other
aristocrats take up their residence.
It la a handsomo cut flower for
tho florists' trade und equally as
flno for tho garden.
The larkspur should be sown
where H Is to grow, as It resents
transplanting, and while It can be
moved, the young plants uro slow
to tuke hold und a number of
them will die. Tho way to mako
a larkspur bed or section of a
border Is simple. Mark off spots
u fool apart each wuy. Jrop two
or three seeds at each spot,' cover
them lightly, until a sufficient
number have been sown to fill tho
bed. When tho seeds germinate,
pull out ull but thu strongest In
each little group und tho bed Is
planted. Tho trouble of trans
planting In obviated und thinning
out is reduced to a minimum.
Tho finest effect Is produced by
planting groups of a single color;
and Newport pink or watermelon
pink or lustrous carmine, as It is
variously listed. Is a favorite und
one of tho most beautiful of an
nuals. Tho rich purples and dark
blues nro also very fine,
Thu new unnual larkspurs show
several strains, tho hyacinth flow
ered, stock flowered, Kmpcror and
others. Tho stock flowered 1h ono
of tho most popular. Tho fading
blooms Bhould bo kept cut, for if
tho plant Is allowed to run to
seed bloom ceases. Tho cutting of
tho fading spikes causes sldo
branches to develop, which 'con
tinue tho scusou of bloom. .Two
Now that the debaters have set
tied the question about 'whether
dandelions should be picked for
uuylhing besides greens, a few
otiier super-Issues have cropped
up for thu argue rs to wipa out. . ;
A debate ought to be held to de
cide who Is tho better citizen, the
man who cun drink 30 glasses of
milk or the ono who otto chew 10d
sticks of gum at ooco. , , Another
moot question It ale p. Ins for men. :
One university: student, who
sti pped out In a, pair was su
stepped on 1hut bo felt llko the
threshold of & padlock4 New .
York night club. . . . The girls,
to 'bo sure, hv settled the Imue
ubout how long s, dress should be.1
They ended the conrororey by '
taking It up recent)?. '. . ;
April Percolator
SPECIAL
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A Remarkable Co-operative Offer
That Will Appeal to everyone Who
Likes "BETTER COFFEE"
By special arrangement with the Manning
Bowman Co., makers of high-grade ELEC
TRIC PERCOLATORS, and the distributors of
"Royal Club" Coffee, we are able to offer this
regular $11.00 Electric Pecolator for '
ONLY $7.95
Terms If Desired! ; v !
(J5c down, $1.00 per month on your
' electric service bill
One pound can of Royal Club Coffee Free
with each Percolator.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
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ORDERED SOLD BY U. S. COURT!
The Entire Stock of Andrews Variety Store
WILL BE MERCILESSLY SACRIFICED IN ONE BIG
Will In- In I'fiiillcKin mi I'rlil'iv
is. m (In. Iioi'imi Imlol. nml I": l.n,.1kii,.s or cronie s III" i"
ItalilT (in Siilunlny Slillllliy. lii.v; c.sl lid.-lill Hint Iwa come lo lil.i
(!! lit linns fur scm-Iimim
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v.. ,: ,.. ii. m. iu - l- " J .(iiifcrcilt'i'S, th clonk looms w.-rc
" j dcNlKiicil for lln' cnnilort and con-
I vcnlcncu of Ki nal (its. Knell Is In
One Dav in Pendleton and i.- -h in.iivi.i..,.i
v. 111 i iiraivivi. I lockers nml ii ;im!i loom on olio
Two Days Only in Baker ja i inunsc mm easy ciiaim
j on Hi'' oilier.
In the Inckcrs arc stonil llic
clinlors' lials anil ovcrconls. As
No Umi'ire fur ('(MisiiIihiIimi
"r. Mcllciit liin Is u i-p'k'iilnr Brail 11-;
"'In iihhIIcIiic and slli-KCiy nml l !
feenscil liy tlio Klalo of tnciton. lie!
ws m.i oiicrnte for chronic iippon-
llls, Kan kIoiii's, ulcers of sloni-l
"Ii. loiislls or uilcnolilK.
He lins In his crcilll ivonilci-rill
"""Us In (llsoascs (it the sloliiacli.
l!pr. bowds, blood, skin, nerves.
,IR'rt. liidncy, blnd.ler, lied wrl-1
inl'. ealniili. weak IlliiKS. lliciini-!
"""in. scliiiUii. leK HlceiM und icc-j
W nlliuents. . ,
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liclinv nro llio liainos of n few of:
to nnmy Kiillsfled iiatienln In tire-I
"'"i who have been treated for one,
'''Hie nhovo nunicd rauses: i
5,rs. II. II. 1 Slake. Mursliflol.l. j
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W- I-. Klrby. licnil.
"'K. Anstndl. Aslorki. I
Mrs. -,cd Krusow, Crass Valley.;
5'X I.nwcrenz, I'orllalid.
llr!- I-. II. llornliilf. llanser.
,llr J. I.. Ileiideison. North l'ow-1
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rs- Andrew Anderson. VcstiortJ
l:emcnil,(.r above dale, that eon
""'"tlon on this trlii will be free
'M Unit his treatment Is different.!
1rrln women must be acconi-:
K"lc(l i,y their husbnhds.' . j
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The Modern House
wife Will Appreciate
This Suggestion
To you who may be accustomed
to pay high prices for imported
oils, the invitation is extended to
try Mazola in French Dressing or
Mayonnaise taste it-comparc it
have your guests pass judgment.
You, too, will then agree that
you can search the world over
pay what you will you can find
no finer no better oil than
Mazola.
Mazola is an absolutely pure
vegetable- oil pressed from tho
hearts of full-ripened corn ker
nels. Regardtcss of its economy,
Mazola is purchased solely for it.T
unexcelled qualities for making
all varieties cf salad dressings.
Plain Trench Dressing
yi cup l.ii:'lt J luMcs-own t inrgur
l (cusforii Koto, J j teaifimin mil
iU J Laid i s icii.ivxM U'lnlc pepper
I'eet ili'iruugliy urn! use ivilli any vegetable, meat
or fnh iuLii.
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Our space is loo limited to quote all tlic prices, but
everything will be sold at Wholesale Cost and Less. The
entire stock must be sold in 30 days.
Selling Starts
FRIDAY,
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YELLOW MIXING BOAVLS
5 in set. Regular price $1.?$!).
Cut, to the
set
WHITE MIXING BOWLS
Blue border. 5 in set.
lar price $1.98.
Cut, to the set
Regu-
$1.43
All Glassware
1-3 Off
10c Toilet Paper,
Cut, to roll
5c
ALUMINUM ROASTING
PAN
Roeular cut to $2.17
$2.3!) Roaster, cut to $1.59
LADIES' LEATHER
PURSES
Values from $1.50 to $16.
All at Half Price
al reivive a - of I Ji f
t!cot B-ok, bcjuiiful'y bout
: .r.!,t;,i,c!wr-;,..(,jyoo I N 2Tc Tooth Paste, cut to.'...ll
.r g 15c Tooth Paste, cut to.... 8
recipes. Write
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Regular 5c Sewing Thread
Cut to, spool
Ladies' Fibre Silk Hose A'iQ
Reg. t'Jc, cut to, pair , w
69e
9c
BROOMS
Regular $1.00
While they last
TURKISH TOWELS
SFf-lLLl; 1CC
25c Talcum Powder
Cut to
JARDENIERS - VASES
And CROCKERY
Al Half Price
Ladies' 10c Handkerchiefs C.
Cut to..:;...: 0
I. JK.BA. VAwyv'XIJ V.ll 1U.1
All sizes, all colors. Reg- Co
ular 10c, cut to, ball ,J
CHILDREN'S COTTON
UNION SUITS
Regular 39c ')CV
Cut to LJ
FIXTURES FOR SALE
3 Floor Show Cases
1 Counter Show Case. .
Tables with drawers.
2 Cash Registers.
Shelving, Counters, Metal
Window Display Stands.
Biirroiigh's Adding Machine
Todd Check Writer.
To Be Sold At A
Bargain ,
5c
SHINOLA
Regular price 10c
Cut to ;
2-1 N-l SHOE POLISH
Regular 15c , 1 C(j
Cut to, 2 for Atf
ALL DOLLS, TOYS
And GAMES " :
At Half Price
SPRING CLOTHES PINS
3 dozen in box. Reg-;
ular 19c', 'cut to, box......'.-..
Electric Curling Irons
At Half Price
BABY RUBBER PANTS
40c value, cut to ;.....:.25
$1 to $1.75 Rubber Aprons
. Cut to ..' 59
$1 to $1.25 Crib Sheets 59
Outing Gowns CQc
$1.19 value, cut to;..'........... UJ
Richardson's Crochet Cotton
Regular 5c : : . ,
cut to 2 for.
All Notions Half Price
CHILDREN'S HALF HOSE
Values to 5'Jc 17
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