La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 01, 1919, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Textil i ii.iir SUNT) A Y. .TUXE 1'. 1919 FOUR THE SUNDAY MORNING OBSERVER i n I, 9 EDITORIAL PAGE Really It Is The Paramount Issue A Fairy Tale of Modern Times. Folklore in full of tales like tlmt of Vinson Walsh McLean, heir to it great foitune, with tutors, servants an. I du- The lad ran out There can bo no nii.slakin the fact lliat. road legisla tion is now and will he for years to conic the ji.-iraii.oiiiii: ' issue of till! State OLUl'Con. A N'liatol' alter .M. J icl'ce :tectivt-s always watching to see tlu.t I very truthfully says, "Jt is on it is coiiiinj,' tliisovay, and j there is no way to stand out against an inijrov ii nt that j hiils to be nation-wide." 0 I He told the whole story in (hose few words. And there ' is.no reason wliy anyone should he against the good roads 1 program. On the "(lie; hand, there is every reason why ' all should support it. r In Union county there is nothing licing done hut pre- f liminary work on whfrt seems to the Ol.serveP the nieas- ! ure of greatest importance to us as a county. We have ! reference to the "Six Per Cent Jioml Limitation IJiH," 1 vhitdi is nunilier :;0() ou the hallot to he vote&.Jiine I!. I!y ' i ii:iss:i!'c there is no hond issue adobted it merely i naves the way for more effective work by pel ! count v to bond for three tunes the amouift that is now ' lMTiiiittcd. Suppose there is :!,("),0I)I) Spent in this county fW gar, every ciipple, win maile to hide r?. , . ... - ,1,,. I , ,.,,i liv hei-ahls .who preee'ltd hiin. Once vr.'i u I i i h ' 1 1 1 x I . s i-;u . r i lii i i ' 'L:itiiii omi- - ! lines, and suppose!! is0au invest incut, that will earn re Plmiis on the nioiicv. Won't I "lii'Ml olllit ' people he I'ervent- earry. These burdens ind losses hu."i been forced upon them by itu? kirgres Hion of Germany. "It is right that Germany, which :j responsible for the origin of these calamities, should make them geoJ 'to the utmost of her capacity. Ik" haul-hip will arise not from the eon PROLETARIATS 01' KLS.S1A 8 ARK FOND OK ML' SIC LONDON', April 25. ( Aa-ociau-1 Tress Correspondence.) One of the i ! ,t u y.r t University of u.unt. iiiu.-ii-aiiii .....nes .... - tlirP ml Russia since the revolution has been;. . . , ,, c '.k alld Galway. It I II 1 .0 . VI ii . A L i I VI :iisit V OF IUIXAM) IH'IIU.V, ( Con spondi nee of the Associated Pres.-.) '''he national Ire r.nl is a federal 1. 1;.:. .... , r .......... l ... r...... ar.t . .-f l,,e na.sMon lor music uim jiuvt-u uy w.e . wits erila hilll u to Intel me claim of boiyids ill. play and was killed by i 1 ' ' masses of the people. Albeit Cuatcs, ,the Irsii Cuiholics for university u passim? automobile, when a child j nose wno l)rovl unu prolonged to'! un Kn?lisnlnan wnu has just returned , education. The r-jdeial system has accustomed to crossing city streets iwur- Ihose who were responsible r from ,.etroBrad where fur yL.ars hc'prov.-d iiksom.' to Cork which now obably have saved himself. Ithe war ca"not escaps Its just cot- wa5 one of the principal conductors d-u ands Ilia: Its (oliei-'e should be sequences. 0f te Imperial opera, says tlic KUj-:civen tne suuus oi a nciumit uu-- This is the sort of thnif; whe.h ; sian proletariat throngs theatres and ersn. The Coi k could jirobably have saved hlmseir. ....v 1 q ' j , . Isequences." ' There was the prince whose horn- , 1 ,,,. u,,l,l li,. u.ul,l I.,. M hi. . v. . A,r,,.ri,.,.n. om.w...,.,! tho (:...-m.in del... concerts. nest friend. His father determiner , v' i .... ! , , , , 1 1- .L,...,;..,, ll( vi , , Ti t . r men and the xi'i- x. . , . .. . 'cation would be told in the beirinniiiir. ine educated musie-iovin puouc uij"" a , that hgshould have no friends. Miser-"e , '" , , .,,.. i. ,.imJ( ,.r,n,,.l - tilions in'its laor lu.ve Meen Bigned i lai in has united every hie, lonely, surrounded by wealth ani luxury and lacking ul things worti while, at the end, ilruntf with hnshiih, he pulled over a lamp and was burned to death. Ilis loiter self was his only comrade. - More beafPtiful and hopeful is the illg thisl'sll,ry f Gautama Iluddha, also y prince, lli'grew up Knowing nomine of life save joy and beauty. Wher he went through the town every beg- by accident, lie met a poverty-stricken invalid by th roadside. This sudden vivid glimpse of humai.orrow so af of ail the religious i ;..l.t v....... u....n.l tin. I lf.:irtl (tirtoiT txv h.is almost entirely dis . . . : i m. r,. ...... Thn nno.by the .ads the air if Clemenceau nau maue an ;i'f't v. - . , ., i,.adinE men introtluctory speech in this vein whe, that has taken its. place fs a now pub-1 den ... Uons and hQw. the Germans first appeared at Ver- lie consisting of work l.pk. peas- tt nPW charter from the Crowu. sailles. The German nation would . onts- 8oldlt'ra and allors- and 'th- bulk of Sinn Fein opinion, then have been somewhat prepare.!! "I thoroughly realized during revo-, whil(. ,n favjr ()f l!w separate tijti for the terms basedon this funda- ,lutio"-" h went on "the force of tae I vriii,y ,,. Cork fe hostile to the hatevcr tho condiOdiis k can be obtumea. social I CANADA LOYAL U 10 OLD ENGLAND SFF.t IAI. F.MI1ASSY AT WASH WII.L NOT U)()SKX AnihuNMUr Will Act Will. Mother Country When Imperial Inter est Demands menta. .act ''- "-''. the SUVage breast,' .r.whalcv obligation to suffer. Rut it is ltt"j.peopie. do in the political tnd now tnan never. Extending the Boundary Lines of La Grande. There was Koine talk of extending fected him that he renounced home j tm' "'uiury I lues ol l.a l.ranoe at tn and wealth and gave his life to ih- U'l-ti..n June II, but everyone was tee succor of humanity. . ''" t0 tillk "' m"ttcr l"' nn,J lio thc The Arulis Aiv: "A mair fail "eccssaiy preiimin.u v no, . . snnere and ine.r recoru is pren. ouu , . .,.,,. ; at concerts and at the opera they nM stat. supt., itendent of banks, issued by Will II. Ben- lv thankful fortius work that is now licing doni'f Ve are positive tiny will hi'. We'are positive that ilinsc who are oi nosed to liondini: for tlu- purpose ofliuihl- 111" liermallclit roads do not Thoroughly understand the!,, - h , ()i n( .k ;iM(1 he c,alln lt will cunf(, fr fhe'b.mn.larj lines 'round me and asked to have explained ,ile totai resources of the Portland dc ' . t 1 - ' ... ) - .i . .., ., .1 :.h.. t.,,.1 ..... nil. - .:. .,!. .! mil) sit as reverently as though they were snown, tlc condition of the 2,1 banks in church, and listen with the rapt ex. j;1IU t,.ust 'companies in th? cifj of pression of children to whom fairy-1 p,,,.,,,,! on the basis of the call of jand is suddenly revealed. I May 12. gives the tolijj deposits as ll lias often happened that after a , f,Mll,2:jjV.W..KI. This is an increase concert some simple peasant has ri.- i0vcr the call of March 4 of ?15,0u5, en and formally thanked me anil the 7,-.01 ami an increase over tkjr call orchestra for the pleasure we had giv- 0 M.,y iu l;ns, corresponding last en them. Often, after a symphony, a , vear to tjie. presents-all of this year. group of work people have crowded f $:!:(,i'.il(i).4 The statement rkn lu'iiefits to he derived man su. li ro.u that evervone iulie We are posit ive escape it A ...I ........ ..,., i,l..i.,U of this citv shou t he extent et to take t imes in tile music tncy mm not un- ((illlltv favors llllprovcinenl, laVOI-S nKai ami again IJ.al m vain man puts,." an noes o. tfuusyy an. an c.t.-.is -,.,..,. niriiiiistd that furto .1 ! IIS wits some call fate, and some call Karma I .-intt call Kternal Justice. L'ood roads, and what dillcrenee ul opinion t iijt arises w bc&in honest difference anions friends and neighbors. !;' this reason the Observer ures more awd deeper sldy ot nt dm hope iictftn thi. that I'at fli. riinil nl.ill IKitv slai'lcd. It, is L'ood. It is genuine, like all the forces of the universe Alld this workslioul( not have to be do?ie over af;ain, as it will have to lit positors as f li;.i,:i21,:!10.22. ration. It has been pointed out !.. " mus71'- """' '"-'""7, " 7 , . ,. ,1 1 the older ami simple forms of Kusaian tl reason for I.a Grande s low rai.nz '., . '. . , ,.,:, ,.,, . , - , , . .Imusic. Their special favorite, strange in the cens ,. du to the fact in-u ( jt secm. Scriabiil. ami afl-i' mire than thousaJ pe.ff.le live just 1 .,..,. f this camnnser's riling as 'outsi. They get th benefit of the .pa(.m ,n.;xt:ir that I was conducing ,iily and all its departments', yet they ( a tlie Maryinsky theatre, the bli. , arc not 111 the corporate limits 11:11. , which consi 'ted almost ciS. .'fly 01 tin therefore evade the city tax. people,', shouted themselves hoarse. Such a condition is not right and ii iwith enthusiasm. I had never drcai.it Why not turn ll. corner saloon Into . . .. .. .t I 1 ...,,1 It . Ltl f-ntiiliiimil v l.ivl Si Ulll'll ll.t' IllW iU evcntllallv earl'V. ! hum,,,, kiiidn,-, are more ""tair to p, e v,, pay tne ...., " " ' , ;.as ,. iVrfe.is tl... Vlnslng ,.f Ihes,. cohering 1 4 '. .. , l.il! I, I '"'"t tha,lhe- moment of death, tax and Keep up tne tow n reouesls-wol k peo -: ph. . i,. 1 ,1 h,g"fr ...... 1 , , h ,,.lVl. .,n ifl,.,,,!., he will," "Taxation is never equalai.lc. 11 - ' " , rector "f 1 1n; 1 pamnciil 01 Ult. Jt IS a hill thill ir.,,,,. then, vtall. nn.l if at the en-.! a har.L hard problem to adjust. !.ul ; ' , ..oml,R iin.i 1 hum of Hie rntloilfil Young Wo- j, lie either frieiuily or hostile should the voteuirprisc everyone audi' . ,. ,. nf ,.. lie recorded a,u;ainj) the 'measure, for pioil roads are ettiii- whoBC fri,.,ld was t daughtc inj'.sif not this year, theithey wiltcona next, the 1111 jha.i r-aWne.l like this: 'Fricrl.-hi? l.rovenient is a live issic iflid it v As to the Pierce market road bill Hhojlld and, will carry by a bit; majoiar? should have licen a law iimiiv years ao The Jioosevelt I lie,hwi; s also a road bill hat must become a law iidue ti , il'nof this year t lien later, I'oi; tl'.ere must he military radPflowii the eoast and I he pl.i jtut forth by hiij 1 porters tf the li.ioseWls llili:v is a lV0! i,.,.,e resp,iiisibiii'cs. l.ei ' - 0 him 1 I. It. exercise all his powers L.ioieit'iic, CI . o ,t : . t.. 1 t..L-...i 1, 1 j 4 . 1 , 1 , 'I,, l itf ; ... 1 1 emmer all f.e tlallgeis as ...tie is .. in..; -i " Keal estate Mid incomes nuisl now lie.mn lo assist ,...,. -Myo aMo ',id,e,. ,.t his age- .....1 the best sh-inj? that.ca.. building the pcrmailelll loads oj' thestale. l'"0(o 0llli 1V.i,aps ..,tl. u, 1,11V1. t.-Aen luuP honestly be ma,l.e.sh..ul.l be the pi..'... Jil'eseilt tilliejt has been. the aiomobile hat has lieeil lanylmw. Itut at least his .arenl.- of tery gitizen. G c 0 taxed for (lie bond issues .7 !,()( II 1,1 M III having hedi oh- ...uhl have r. it ii.c.t he mui an tained from the automobile li.riiscs and thc tax on jrasn- I."'-.'. 0 line. 'Iiiit that luis ;ine J1s limit, and now t iiea arniut; of the people and the laud and improvements must lak. t heir share' of the exncnse. .And whv shoiild'iiol Ihis be In. 1 6 . Hazel MacKaye Advises' Ustg Build j ingt as Centers for Drama, Com i , munity Sings and Enter. 1 tainments. .,.. , ;,,.,, I- K- L- s 1 ll :.t east e Wlllloiy tnin leceivrs Hie tniic.ii ... ., ' I . 11, nil 1 t.i-iiti it - will have It-J a (flippy, 11 cl'ul life up a well regulat.il city is entitled to pay 1 , '- , lo the end. ' I itK share of the upkeep. , a Sii(?..ne the parents of the lil'.te! This is malter l.,r I he Ad club 1 0 ' Good Tha't Is Evil Spoken Of. hi, l l,ill,.,,., Had - ili.l : This boy like llfl a.M thresh out With aSsi:.m.j Our K. s oft. n evil sp.Iell ..f of l ie Neur iliorh 1 club, and it '''".". "r m:i sM.Ss. ,11c should be l'ii,e for the next elect nn -.1 askance at 11 b. .fit sIh.mii ,bj.t ill.- of tlie 1.1 ally mean to hurt liiuzing wiih liglu wav increases v estale i iv3l case l'vcrv foot of perniauT-ut niateriaHv andihose who own t ones infix' end tmrenji th permanent Imicfil. THE PICTUEE OF ALL PICTURE.?? he 111. o o o a It. is this .inie jn 1lnf jsprini:oll?at mie wislieslie were a paihteHike Keiiben of uhl, in urdcioijal h. nii.ht plaffi upon canvas for pi laneiil pi LI al ion Itf?- ,-t rl ch Ci.f coiintrv from M iiKjn-tiill.lo North Powder, oil' llu re 1 Caanot Escape tift Re- 0 .?.,i.;i,;i;t,r .O' o 11' (tie trom oil ...u. er ,-ei hull!' O O m Pre-IScul Wilson may have made a mistake 'in cSVc'ting the war-time l" striiiion on beer and wine, hut who cares ill Oregon. If there was u brew ei jr. on every forty acres in California llff-gon would remain as she is. I.. ,-.i.l h.-r day wifli tlie a::;Lin In t-n- ciilisclollsncss sllaighto-shaip reply o s any p ,s ii'lin 01 ir-.i... I.i.le of (ieinii.ny sinking into man nalional ,. 11. the Allies It. rronkd..rrfJ.intza.r.-i'"K th l'"' IrealK) piole-ls. oughtOto find lod, J5 Director llinos says he needs : (billion dollars for the railroads. Tax i.-ffl l'.li. Art." disposing in r0 detail eii prMlier strelijji of collet ry 111 allelic w Deviy seen it. II Ji.if) ,1-1.1 11, . n, 1 . . , . ........ Mere is a moir pgnlnel ( ef!Jlon - a .section that responds more Ircelv to hoiifsl (oil ul' ih.-u- we liavc'I'ailcilV I'ii'.l it. If thyc is a spol ierflhe n.ilk of human kindiiius I'low.s tinue j'reelv, that spot ha.s la.-u. u phess aT;eut, lor II. 1 one rlii'S iii bjliyv i'v automobile inlo'l lie Kluin count ry? 1 ioul-.s Ihe Mniaiu riPeio iev llu .1 r 1 11 ller We Wl.lll.l n . .otiu- tpj.l yie I tfiver. t he Hew . I .1.1.. UW . ' I ' 1 . . . v. e i leii. Aiie 1 ui' 1 h i 1 .-. 1 iii l- "n - r. olowl il.. in iir.ni .? ( 'ri si I uiiiclital rt 1.. 1. .1 ..1..." . w here ilfis loc.rr ii.r,., , ,. . 1 '4 t i t ,a.hise a t f LJ tb.o cl aw mill state Irajiway oit . I.lmii: lino, 1 n Jji'ii oBt !iiaclyiii0j ckel Tl,i,i .J e the new s the 'b .iivi.l 11 look in li alee la 10 011 1 ,1 0 P : . n a . 1 . .-: M It'.l, ;s ll fs rj; tin 1 1 em the .nines, a little. woniiin who look stranger u ho lunl her pt-w ilitl .ml r- II1.-1I si raoL'.-i 's j....iii:rs away from clniit ti Ihal Inuiiitl rt-sniufin neve! to roils tltiors, hut such was llle elT, ot her U),-k of UiiiuL'ht.. Our nn.itl IS nftcll l V 1 1 upokt'll t'f h. t'.MlMt?' the unnecessiiry liar.li.Yss of our nij.ll- h:is -lv iter. Jt Is an ol'l-repealel excuse of Inl.fest olVelitli-rs of Ihis kind. "1 was Ii. .111 -,. ren m ry nlitl Willi an iniliit ltiwali. tllsitisitini, ; am bro.i'ie, and hsvotio lin.-ness of touch; lt t biletllhiry." This is an iillcnipt In thiilue repiinsililHly. to transfer Ihe censure to our nuoesl.o-s who 0 cannot defend lheinscl es. Ilriishiu-ss of manner may be lein u raioeutiil. but it Is hardly ii.nstiiu tloiinl. It is an ungracious and harm ful habit, mid It can be cured. There need be no fear that Cana da's decision to establish un em bassy at Washington, or to sign tho peace treaty and the League of Na tions covenant, will loosen the jj.-a of empire oisnap any of the bondii that bind this country to tho motherland, siys Ihe Toronto Globo It has been obvious for many years that the Dominion should have Its own representative at Washington to dt81 wjith affaire di- rectly affecting this country and tho United Slates, and none other, and since it is agreed that the repre sentative Is to be much more man 1 trade commissioner or agent, there is no good reason why thcrn should be any heslttncy about call ing liini an ambassador. Where im perial interests are concerned tin; Canadian ambassador will, as matter of course, act In conduction with the Ilrifcsh embassy to tho United States- , The Relief it Mutual. The benefit to all three couittries will be mutual, lt is mere protons" tiny longer to suggest that Canada is not capable of conducting her 011 affairs in Washinioii. and it Isa fair inference that ISritain would much prefer that she did. As,a mat- tor of fictshe has of late years fol lowed (jjicli a course, lit a number of t.ti.wM-l:.... tiffairs so far as their ae- I InziT Mai-kayo, dl- I " , , . , i I...1 f I'agcanlry " , """.."V"" , " " Olll 1111091:11 lll l....inn I ". he colonial ofliro, and the loreign ofrlce. . Critics who see in the mftloiRil status .utaiii.iy Canada in her , decision not to be trjate.l ijs an n deling at Ihe peace conference tho$ breaking up of the empire deserve Jto rank with the f.looiu pesimisls PROHIBITION TO BpiMG 'COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE j liu'ii'.s ChrisiiMii Assui'iitl inn 'I wt-nt n'tr on the WVst Slilo of New Vtnk nnc niL-lit rt't-ciiily to utt'inl 11 t-nn-rnuniiy dnirtm ity-tinL'," Miss Mm Kiiyi' s:iys in rxplahtini; lur llioo ry, ,,iinils I was riOitii,' I noticed lniuin;iiiy siiluuiis ilifi-f were 4HH! on everv rnnii'i- iiml j intt in 1 1 1 miil- Tin n.it to out with 'j-tliiliitjnii. Tln-y t,i to sliiiif htimi'tlnnj; vortfc! whili' to nil nf tin- i'nplc, imfl wlmt j lft 1 it lliitn Toiiiiiitii.ity di'ainu unci .! nil just :.vhn i,airnw..d0tho U.mrts of the Al li-tits ouuht ,,0i(.s durin.; Ihe war and h;ive fr-cn tryiiiR t,i (ftivc Uicni to llliits ot desv-air ftiritiK tho iimiistico period. Not hint has hap i pened in I'aris yet that could pie- .Mi Mju-Knyo is that tlie war 11 iTi ul tm'ii'tiw to IKililllar . , ... w 1 't in ti !':t inn nnu 10:11 inniimn : t, -., .1,,. ,t MK'Oii llie W.IIH "" 1Mv..i....f-" vontS tha partners of the enipiro Iholdint; all the imp, rial war cahi- mertiiiLS and H.ife'tlal vomer- c 1 r. 1 1 1 m u at deal in Growing crops oii,Jevory hand. The (;..iin:.inliel-tions.I'aed nujslly 1 harvest this yeaP will bent the box of on tlie b..l,luns tha;Clthc Miff-s vi'.u lo at aircus tor reai muiiii-j impose on ( W many? the reply .-uSl-up tlie whole .situation0 in0thrse mi answerable" v rdi-: O 'Slennany0 sluSld re.onie in J.u-ls & A'.e pre-nt slate of llu world, whicfi he lias been mainly in- in crc:tf intf. ag1 realize -ninot ,j-.ipe ineatli.'ji which .sheOis ,fc'in call 11 t.i.e.ir of Ihe er.orfiotis cala;r.- u. her ability t - tipol ,-() ts but so! (ty-ar it rt o 'All tlun;ii'ious ol r.uropc atut a"C Hawker is a dan.ly. If he will liHi in this country wMvill send him to rj.cfttigres W the senarr. v Moroccan Charm. Moroccan wives have a recipe ftif wlnnlni: ba-k nftVetlon. The su-ipl clmis wife dvaws ti line ofrhonev from frttehenif'to chin and collects the drl-plhK-. 'l'liett she rutis the tip of her rfrtiirue with a tic leaf till lt,(bleed nml f-oitks seven ra(i)s of suit in the blood. 'Uttiis she mixes with the honey and 0 o inuuence. $,Th world only just 'locinnini: to tindertand tlie extent to which indi viduals and nations may be and hav haii'lAmerirau' id beeit stayed by, silent, mental inllu enco. A man prefers, oi course, to be lleve that he is the master of his ou it ((inclusions and the, idter of, his by tia own conduct ; but let anyone sk Min self hoy he arrived at any KiveH con clusion or decided upon a certain line, of eondnct, and unless hcaan own to an Intelllp-nt eoneeptfe'ii of divine principle upon whh-h he reili for cuidnnco, he "HI have to mlmlt. if ije is espial to the ?in:ily;is. that he has bevflt swuyed throughout his career by Intlucm-es not his own. C'br'..-.tlau Set- way of AniLTieaiiizatii'U can be ef- f(.ere.l, T iici .null the conimftilty Center. If It bo in0a it,-rit m.pulaied largely of one forei-jn n:tt fouality, those people eonld pri-seiil paL'eanis if the life in Ui''ir niotlior countries, translating tlioni into ia e:i-h, s that Auierieaas iWid al-o ihe voimor Knirlish speaking ttio:iiher of their household could Ui derstand and appreciate their Irildl tions. Anieric:yt art would be greatly enroled iliu ftir'ii:h the dm nut of all of (he ii;ifions wlios4 Ut'oples have "ii;lod hi this country. On the othotf lis. American his tory and American festivals, even laws snob, as child lahurattid minimum wage. ootild beiiiterpret t to these peophl of pai:rantry,- 0 te.i' linU f& A I lll lu ll . Ml It ' : 1 1 . S. i . -1 nr.- i'Ii.iiil:.'- .1 i. HI il ll r 1 ' 1 ' V I ) I I s, r kimuil P. llir .rili-l. "lulr 1 in. r.mi I'uii' i-t hi 1 1 1 1 iii!- n imtllQi ir iliv ll- 1 0 ;i. I ;i. I. Ill' 1. 1 I.I a - " 1 ';!Ti i. t;.s tnrocitir oi in? ' - V q . r. A 1 ..vi. j.s House ut Camp 1..-UK Wl..nK-ii. All .-t'l'M-.ti-ts, i.'ast's ni'l rentals for i. M will !.. Iinu.lli'il by V -s i:.i, Austin of Now York flty. ti. ar. lnit.. t and liullthT, p. u iiiVttrk through tlilsAcwly ore- This I'.ll' W li h (''li;iul.iii.a, ;i tV.-iiiiiiiiiiint iltr'Jiiiikill'r t'lti-w.ll of- inir I 1 1' III l.'tt'S anil a i .ti nii;i; j.ms Ulo uoso in nil' ;rrj;ui4; iiiisoauu v euco JUi'Ullor. " 1 .. .11 1 1 1 Inn !. ik fo.til. O o o J ? '"' . ft. Ii 81 . aln...-! mat'.' than t!.v0.M'i , ' "3 What is a '-i,la..ui wife?" Hill' wi'ltv. I'llliiltkin lililur l;ifs In 011l Oo w " - ' : - ram. Hi, ,1,i ?.-,P.;is il x9fDl'nli I'i. -'11! o . . e u " . . - . . . V, 1 ! o -M list . T 1 o . ..a - li . ."imuli il- .iP"n i i.livr; Hi.- Inlio X . . e UV ItliJUVlJt 9 VfAIUii ' In-li in.0"iol in' sl.l.-Mj lin o ni.'h '1IL2 : - J 1 'o mi t 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 lit- : t . . i tn . .t pa. .. - . ntr- r . . O III r, - . (IT...' Z.n.e't TLAtS CUilMK-i YA t ..it i . Jil i i . . t ti I I 'ii'i'i- -, i i o. ft I An Mr-NO .rii7 i."" V! 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'l'pbr have been learning nnt niy to work-together, but to play togeth er," MKs Mai-Kayo siiys, "iirtieulnrljf sinee Tho war. when' the pen (Bp stood U'-i'tlr in drives large patriotic f ommiinity entertainments. The op portunity to biiiM up a great commu nity ut l:: i n t ion is now at frind, and the hine.v ripe tor it, Wy not utilia the yrner saloonV DEPARTME?4T ADVISES OH PLUMBING AND CURTAINS hi' ( I rami.' I l iylil .-uiil i(t) i- a ul' ilin'crcyt r. I'.linw in rllll i away l..vairl ' Si($niiu-iV o ) - i.l' a lua-' r .ainl in::'. 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ; 1 1 i ret i 1 li i-lllllii al am m -Unit: ilio- rViTV vallry an. I In II. in:; 1 ll is a -o-iii- tlial -li.'iil.l a?i.fil ll'.- I. !! 'l" H"-t li.. us,' at Sali in. ll I- a s, , ii,- i:.il l...nl.l In' '.oiio'il A'1'1 tin (.-.mis ami t"l.l. r- Iq .' ..f on. i.i -i mi Iti-.ia.ira-t cvj,! Ol,,. ...tinili-v I'm' in all Alu, IJ.-J llu ir i- lid Hull'' Hi' .... : . ' O " can, n in. o O a 3 o .,f CIiAUTAUQUA IS l;RYoESiENTIAL, Jlew gyrenu Opens ifl . S.iS. A. Overseas Office. Q T 7 '" 1 pTTl iiaiint.Hi i.y i no l. vw. t:. Anror jil. I ' i,s r.'in.v. Miss Consnini-e ill , &M '"I ', 'k ''-'"'". the .-cu. tJJMmA tr: M :-''::rk..,:::f':":...':: , iim any di'.'isii.ns tlu-y iron ii)on , Kv ry aii.litlonal measure of free dom granted tlie overseas dominions has been a new tie of s.'iitiinvnt :Au affii,.-lion between them and Uritain. stuutjj Africa's coiasoin the war Is hinim; exampl'! ot that truth Could anyone inia;ii,e that country wishiniro to array herself cB Ihe sido a of Hritain and the?oll.er'-"lominlon3 e if jlu; had beer, denied the (fhif o:' tt,aJf government if ml elifc in hond ai;e aA a conquered nalion? It doe? not peom so lone ait'i since predic-f tions wu e made by some that Can ada was driflinp away from the tnothorlaiiaV, because she undertook to relieve thenold country of tho burden of maintaining armed forces in this country and lo assume I lit responsibility tierself. B Tlioo slenth au.i .the deds ol the CanadiA HJflnits that oucht under Britain's b-ibner duritiK the wal in the answer. There are $osn who assert now thai the in Ivy couii9 ell isiV'an imperial tie" that shoub'. noj be severed; ut the vast ma , jority of Canadljins know- that they would not be one whit lea loyal to the, empire Slid to llritairi8 if their own courts furnished the last siwrco of nppeal tor Cnnaden litigants. ' So. in Ih maiter..l Canadian 11411 hasador to Washington, the prng nosiieators of calamily and Jho 0 sneerers who raiot believe eir own counlry of 9altending efficient- ly to its own business may lie ex pected topredict Ihemselves lain i I state of son'ibet hysteria. Hut most Canadians wil' believe that, ill, ad dition to its material necessity, a Cairftlian embassy at Washington, k)in render incalculable 9 service in smoothing the way for a stul letter understanding hetweffl Urilain. he Dominion an thc Unitc. States, Ii. would say that such a service alom'g would not be well wnrtthe money ... . r- expt-nunoie a. Canadian embassy f.ii" remmltt inir nnd ilreornt- ;s. .I., i,s itiol lioness houseniay eijtaii. , I . r by 11,,. Y. W. & A. will be f .Mis. Mafv Itilcl.wnnn. I r.. It. .viciunioy, a veieran oi'to - ..,,.,r tl.'ft.ratt.r. w ho comes oris- I Civil war. !lged 70-ears. was fiftinil f-. :n S.-1.,1. Inn Tiho has b.-pn ,lea.?t fis ome in Ktlcnhowcr, ftr.e m i" Ft .. -. .' -r" The Amerleon J Tuesday by his daushter. ho ha.l ,oii'no ihe bigiunlni: of its nrYivcd from Colorado to vi-it her father. ,fHe resiilejl alone, and when last seen appear.- k ;h, re. 0 i i. nie .l.'partinent Is com- - , , , .,,.T t rt i, i.. la .i-..'i::.Mi.w and g'-tgral j , ,'.,,, ,'...,, vn..,.ti,. -niii.tn In Kran.-.. Inclmllnc i hS 'laughter, and it is the opinion of tmiMine e.iiii -uent 'from that tne exnicnTiu I mm nis ajiiicipa- l;s notiy .r.ns to Itiuiiibii-.g sup- : ticnot-ausetl heart failure. 1 III. I i' II. . l.i III tr.i.-idiis that will i nii it.iin u- cllitUji ami rt;t; wrll ....,!,.. I m l u Vvtlii' t'6l ttiiivviioil I ri o. Hi lb r ft ' uiiv ill't it's lnts .' fun, anil Tap 'I'lidinas, tin' l.afK i MliiiiL. is in cxlia 1 linini.f this year. IU' wilt l'.l ST found I vine on the kitchen fli pert will havCa pbie when hi? ilaujrhter entorett the house A fn the depMntnent to net i ct'tieral nd isor on re-iianrai.t and cafeteria proj- Ai :s of tbtf A-j-oeiutiou throughout t ....... In short, mo'o than the , tbe d-r.irtent H to ;iVr thts f y nine f-r I'o;t fbi-pi-e a:..ne. It i- to a ; "neon w. he:e he vill upt W. 0. Sniifh, rommander of lo a! S.ih atioi Army corp'. tlatit? and ill ppfnd a I of c.-neral adsorv department rl,l1h- ot da.H. (n, Smith will ftt- .!i. elear.nc b.o?s for all other di jt,K, Ires m the open Ine nf pa rimer.: in ;hr Kreurh HvsiH-tation !,Rt non' bui'.dinc at Van ouver Sun a d-priiis. nr w I .n d :i;i! mill hv da" antl t"e njfetisu i-f the ffir?rs lot .urvd up s;a:us; dvciis aud ktvd. ; council there He epocU to ret lira ' - - - i Monday vulng. ;