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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1921)
4 . ,r;:-.r:-..;o'"'.: " 'f: o 0 o 0O ID eo rr T. FRftRTTATcA' MEFPS .1.1. 1 ' L " w wi tm a m w m - 1 j i rnriinri rpp I lliriu m f LiULUULLLuu EVENING OBSSgVUB AND BOYS' IE C P CARSTAXABLE SHDWSeUM CLOTHING -ON' SALE AT- financial report has At, been Ail allowing the amount of net procvd; the organization mailt a handsoRia,. profit on tha affair. The enat-e ,11 -proeAda will ga tow aril the lodge' national lme, Mooseheart. I aSatur iy avening, the closing ilay 1 the largest crowd ever utlewlinga a 'similar affuir here was parxd in Hex1 ' DKAI.KHS MUST PAY TA (IN ALL Hun. number of prir.ea offered ht UU.VRP.H AKK'OIVKN OI!T CARS NOT IH l-V IJCKNt'KU . the affair following the closing, l.ll-1 ', , WOltfiD'S I'llODl C'IION! , - - I lian Warle. won the watch, Georgia (-" 0 Attorney General of State Reveres J)albow the, water Bet, Muss Mutphy of Twn Billion and a Hillf Biisaclii iiiiiim'm 111 mini, .... nuner, me r.versnarp pencil, ana Mrs.. rroomtu in ituv. Arrorniiw I'M t?uini4 Ow. .A.t T.l A itimtinrauibnl At the Irfst two 'meetings of the ! t H ' -, '; IimIk over .'ID new member wrnre In-1 ; itiated. 'grit of the man who had Ponquored luiih Vss thSu half a chaste. Your curioaity will b entertainingly satis 8, fed who youaee"Half Chance." ill: ON Are "BLACKMAIL" STORT OF POLITE UNDERWORLD AT.SHERRY TIIKATIli: tlriijers' Sloefc I'ars. HALF PRICE JNCU'WNG EVVMY SUIT AN'I) OVFRCOAT. , Now Is the Time to Buy! LESS THAN SPRING PRICES! MKN'S -ft ".0.00 SUITS FOR $30.00 MKVS .T."0.f)() SUITS FOR $25.00 M UN'S r0.()0 OVKK'COATS FOR $25.00 MKN'S ;N(l.() OVKKCOATS FOR $20.00 BOVS' .f'2r..0) SUITH l''Oli $12.50 HOYS' .fHi.riO SUITS FOU , $ 8.25 HillV Dep't Store !( 3muiuesBmaKRmm RELIEVE YOUR CATARRH Willi ifY UATAIiHll SPIiAY OUTFIT SIMI'M'V CliKANTiY AS' I) KFI'TCI EXT. PUTMANS DRUG STORE THE REX ALL STORE FL O U R Golden Heart High Patent Flour Golden Heart Rye Flour Golden Hoart Corn Meal Goldon Heart Germ Meal Golden Heart Graham Flour "Cleanliness", is Our Motto. Ask Your Grocer for Our Golden Heart Pro ducts. Hard Wheat Blend. "Mfiiiut'iictiircd P.y Rowe & Richardson, Cove, Oregon, Automobile dealers who fall to pay license on eveiy car held in stoek on I Marcn muni pay a i-itum? . u'l .run not carrying tt IneiiHe, ac cordirii? to an opiniun reieived from the state attorney general by County Assemor 1), l"roetor. The opinion i-ov ern all motor vi hk-les' on whkh a li feline him not been secured. The opinion states that In each case of a license being granted, it is the iindiviiluul car (hut is licensed and that the issuance of additional plates at $0 each to dealers dues not provide a license for each motor vehicle. The opinion, which reverses a pre vious decision of, the attorney general, .says, in part: "Under this view, It follows thai a dealer merely pays tin occupation lax jwhen ho pays his with the priv Jilege of using one car, to which he uf- iixes me numner piaies iui- ueinuie strutinn purposes, and the payment or Ili2t sum does not relieve In in or pay ing Inn personal property taxes whirl, may be assessed on his slock of u.ood:' on Muich j. EemilonK from taxn t;n are ;iever presumed and the pur pose to exempt property most clearly appear in the .lanj;upye. nf the sta'.ut or it dots not exist. Manifestly U win not the intention or the legi-iatnrc- tr uxvitipt , rnarjufactji'er.or (',!calor v hc might have all th- way from ten to a tlfousan i cars in stock on Mujih Jsl to relieve him from taxation and tc keep the-e cars from the tax ro'i!:t with the p:i!y expeclcincy tliat they mit;h! thereafter he sold a nilthe puivhawi pay the' license lee. The cars miht rot be -.old at all, or their mittht at sold af'ir July 1st or October 1st or any year, in which event sucH enr-woul-l pay neither, taxation nor license fee for one-half to three-four. a of the calendar year. '. "To the. argument that it is unjust to levy n personal property t:ix on ih- dealer on iMarch 1st on a motor vehicle for the whole year, when the prnperli, 'might be sold the next day, we sub mit that that Is the situation with nny stock of goods or any other personal property. ' The assessment is as of March 1st, though the owner may sell his personal property the next (hy could not avoid payment of the tax. To such goods, secured after March lr.l. pays no tax for the remainder of the year and the vendor to whom the pro perty was assessed on March 1st doe.-' pay the tux, while the automobile own" er purchasing after March 1st pays a license fee which is in lieu of and in cludes a personal property tax, it con stitute double taxation for the .pur chaser to pay the license fee, the ans wer is thsl the Imposition of a license, privilege r occupational tax upon the use of the same property is not double taxation." A banquet was given Wednes-i WASHINGTON. Keh. 11. The to day night in honor of the new. mem- tHl lttsM) whtJuU-rop of all countries re bel's. . 'uortinir to the International Institute I he next entertainment to be putl0f s Agriculture at Home, llulv. on under the auspices of the lodge is amounted to 2,(l50,00i0ll bushels, an the (.arner Jubilee .Singers, who will cumparerl with 2,55(1,000,000 bushels he here February 22. The Garner I harvested the Dreccedine vear. accord- singers are known as among the best.jn(r t0 a report today to the depart jubilee singers in the county. There ment of agriculture. The total outs are seven singers in the company-. (.Pop in the ume countries was given as 8;l(iB,000,lil)0 bushels, compared with 2,8OH,000,OO0 bushels in lill'.l. 'Ihe last wheat crop compares with a five year average of 2,070,000 000 bushels, !it was suid. " , The total Australian wheat crop was estimated at i-17,000,000 bushels, un increase of an even 100,000,000 ! bushels over the preceding year, and ,. ' lenmparing with a five-vear Average of PORT ANC.ELKS, Wash., Feo. 1 1. 1 110,000,000 bushels.' . -Karly iniJniateH of Ihe ainounl or . ilumage , to jlmlier hy the alorm "Blackraail," a srn version of Lucia Chamberlain's Saturday Even ing I.at story ht the skillful workings (of of the crook world, was snown yestet dav Bt the Sherry Theatre, with Viola 'Jf' Ran in the star rol. Th film, which 'with that strata of society always oaV fascinating interest to Mrgt per- fcentage'of huaianity ud (iie special worry of the police, ! Mis liana maeJe a'wlnsome adven- l u ress and her depie'JIia: of tU hic daughter of the polite undcrwold add ed anotjier to her already Ion list of successes, Wyndham Standing, who-, won hi fume" as a lemfing man In-, inanji roles on both sideR of the water, as i lawyer was a lover to win the liea 1 1 of even a coldly calculating girl the crook colony.' Others in ihe supporting cast were Horence lurn- Alfivd Allen, fcuwarn ira, uyflia Knott, Fri'd Kelsey and JacK .Kor. . '. Metro special production, deals' Also snowing a comeoy. mm TIMBER LOSS NK X S AFFECTED OBSEHOMI ADS GET RESULTS r-'i .' ' 11 7 . . ' j .. bji. v . ' i . 1 Meatless Days ! i! . I . CAI.I, FOI SOMFTIIINI! DIFFKHKXT ' Sui'H'll.iiiiir vim i-;t n scrvr cciiiiiniiicall v ill mnnt I I tlirrTt iil v:iys; .siiniclliiiitr tli;i( will ni't a new zest iii vi iii r il;iily I i 1 1 of l';in'. Here it is 1 I . ' UANXKI) SIIIMMU I D.Hidy, iiuli'nioiis sciifodil from Ui Atlantic ' 0'i;iui; v'yiUt nlT Ih, mi flour. TIhmt's no I j waslo; :u li -:m contains n1 hin! Imt tin' ' ! ' Ijll Slirinip .M. ::t-''oo(M. 1 1 -III ' URK'F. :) A UAX I :.f. . . . ... Erf r .1 . PHQNE MAIN '80 ; i J 0 f - if PATTISON BROTHERS ; IIIHTIIS, DEATHS AND MAURI AG FS Ml SI' BE CONSIDERED. tvliich swiipl Uih Olympic penlnaula if WasliiiiKlf'P on January in and 30 were greatly Inereused today wild Ihe aunounrrnient by Charlet cMor- stunroutb, t asflKlanl federal foi'M-it supervisor for Oils district, that the loss in uprooted timber is more than pjoo.iioo. I lie esuoiuie wan inaur .(flnr o,.trli to the utricken dislrlcl. t While jijro ,b;isH of liffl lias been ro ported, from ' 50 lo 30 fiinilllex In tin '.aearwah-i-, , HoKocbiel, Iloh aud i)ueelx river districts bave iioi. been heard from, according lo Mr. Mor- ganrouth. , Many ir !eni. ni'o" helied to be short, or rood and II may he several days beTore .thoy'ean be reached with supplies, lie said. THEATRES The fixH sttir HctvlKUse has hern iiH'UHured by u now pmceHM and found to have a volume 27,000,000 times that of the 8un. HALF A (!!A'V, A SMASH ING ItKIMtl.OOIlKD UK AM A The four-eyed fish of the Gi'tf slrentn is n parasit hunter, jroipic for ts prey into the mouths of large fish which remuin perfectly still while the parasito is hetng removed. "No matter what was in your pnt. it is the man - you are now th:tt I love," Joeelyn Wray told .John Seelw. a famous criminal lawyer, and the red hlooded, two-fisted huro of "Half a Change," bhowing at the Star The atre. Hut when he was identified a an escaped murderer she turned from him in horror. Then he told her that he hud been a pmefightor, of whom drink hud muko a derelict. A murdei was framed up against him and he was convicted. He escaped, was ship wrecked and cast ashore on a desert island, where ho spent the years until his rescue Studying law from book.H found on a wreck. Did sh admire the spirit and the S T A Saturday Sunday A Red-Blooded Drama of a Man's Fight and a Woman's Faith. MmJfcmtiltoHdifk AlUPTKD' VROM THE FAMOUS NOYKL FKFDKIiIO IS1IAM. BY Widows or Widowers Who Lost' Hus bands or Wives During. Year, Are Kspeciully Afferled. , Mirths, deaths and marriages dur ing the year IKO affect materially in rume Inx returns fo rllist year. Millions of huhies wei'4 added In family riicles, each of whom brings an exeinptiun uf $'u0 in the parents' in come lax return. Widows anil widowers who lost their hushaiuls or wives daring the year are especially aflecled. They are single!, lor the purposes of the income tax law and are grunted onlv an exemption of, l. unless the head of a family. Persons who vee divorced or sepa- ' rated by nuitual agreement during Ihe'J year also most consider themselves as il single piTvons. ; J The stains of the taxpayer on' IV-1 1 cemlH-r ill, )ijo, determines the,'! iimount of the exemptions. If on that ; day the taxpaver was marlieil aind'i living with wife or husband, claim may be made for the $2,000 exemp- l lion. If single, or married and not J living with wife or husband on Decern- : ber the exemption is only $1,000. i lVrsons who leached majority dur-'J i)ig the ye:ir and whose earnings for , that perio.1 aiMounled lo JI.IMIO or I more, of $L'.000 or more, according to J their niKiital status, must' file il re- I turn and pv tar on their net in- ! ome in excess of these amounts. ' .To avoid nenallv. the refnrn must S be in the hands of the Collector.of In- J teiasl N. venue -for the district in i which the taxpayen lives, or his his, principal place of business, on or be a lot. nodnirht of-March IB, 1921. i YOU HAY CANT MAN WITHOUT SUNSHINE Nor can you jnake ranch money without .some eflbrt to . CONSERVE YOUR RESOURCES hy establishing credit vath a reliable bank. Why not make some real "HAY" in the SUNSHINE by starting a check account with us. Build up your credit that you may be able to master difficult problems. WE PAY I4Z I On TiOi LA OK.ANDE NATIONAL 5ANK LA OR.ANDE, ORJL , SOUND-RELIABLE1 PROGRESSIVE MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CALL MAIN 75 CALL MAIN 75 When you want niiytliinpr in the lino of Uakery Goods, call us and vc will dclivor tin-in to you. J' d't iciilai- attciilion to pack: in,"; French Pastry, ('ream Tuffs, etc., so that they will reach you in I'iNt.' class con dition v ,' Fresh Fruits And Vegetables. J. G. SNODGRASS 109 Depot St. ' NO CHARGE FOlI Phone Main 75 dkuvuky H17 N. Fir St. Phone M 7: VALENTINES 107 Tepot St. iced red 40c dot. $1.80 doz. SLIPPERY GULCH SHOW A SUGG Ileal t Shaped P.utter Cookie: Heart Shaped French Pastry Special Jlcart Shaped Gateaux . and Tories, from t.S0 up. . new . " ' App "'akein;nib froin frt'sh" itT'Tilcs, ' wTtti iioi((iiia!l5 ."'ApplrfJotly, 2f aa.cS. t The' 'Mipfwry, (iiiKh ntfrtainmeni Put on by tfie liicat M.msit liisl for tht days ss a success finan-'j ''"1'y pa ll as Wherwisa. Ove'1,- '1 ""0 -., by j, lH,lI llK,K,p ,(l a vatfew;,!, iiaanie 1I1M slid, w.'nl- M..i.'' Si?s- Ft ir,ei!, Wfiole Wlieaf, Kvofijafjonjiml Nfore-'lT. nlth ftitwl,' ntaii the ti (P'li' oi tue neat iicitv 0 0. . -SI FISH Preferred Stock Salmon I?oyal Cluh Salmon Diamond S Sa'l.inini Trollino Salmon Tuna Fish in ',, 1 ', AVU'u.le and Min.-ed't Shrimp, Crahs -Sardines of all ml Mh a .ins Hid leisters kinds Codfish in hricks Kipjiered Salmon Kippered Cod . Holland IJen-in in hulk and 10-lh ko?s ' Cove Oysters and lai jre Kastern Ovst.ei-s We have Crab Shells f.r Your Parties. gkt orrt TRrcKs p.kforf Fre Deliverv Twice Dailv to ' of tl'ie Citv.' VOU BIT. All Pads Save by trading at J. ;G. HOLM GROCER f Quality and Semce I J A3VI o s a o 7 m Si a at a e. 0 a
