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VAGF, TTOnT LT (iTJANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tluimlav, Jantiarv 12, 1022 For Fretful Babies IH MP DOGTAXLAW .0 GROSS HELD VALID urn i S A SUCCESS The Red Cross Thrift Shop has been in operation tor a month a'.id during Unit time has proven its success. It ('l)l(!(lit'.S foj looted with enre. tlio little folks .should' lit! .si'-Stii-h im-paratioiis (should lie wimple and free from opiates Mich as 'flu.' v.; Id fashioned1 stiitliiiif? mixtures contained. .Supreinie Court Decides I State has Ifilit to Taxj ! ,Dpks; Fifjht to he Carried to Legislature. j I SAT IPAf TS. i 19m, ,., ;i.l. . 'has received the co-opera ion of a m ()f tne ,los tax ,w cnact(.d by , great majority of the social and fra- tm) tftte le(jsiature in m9 ja hM jtunal organizations of the city. in opinjoli writtcn by Justice Hand ' i An.on,r those who have donated r:.and handed; Uown b tne m ; J. C. Penney Co., N. K. West, Hill m...,-, Tue!Hlav. ,-.:,, ,h , , ; Department Store, Siegrist Jewelry., Jttd-0 Bimrham of th. Marion . jCo, flooverized Grocery Store, Stand-;tounty t.ircu)t court , thc casc of E j .in. u. ,, ... u.-,n ;"""', , nr. n. Iofl!r v, thn Carson, district at i lieny Sherry Shoe Shm.ug Parlors, torney and(lther officials of j. I McCall's ("leaning and Tailorin Meritol Soothing Syrup is plcasaiiMo take. Ft sweetens the sloinach, regulates the bowels county. initrrhti rriiU'ul conditions. SHce5c fi 9 anapps La Grande Pharmacy Home of Snapp'g Snappy Service LA GRANDE - - - - OREGON .weuei i ai.onng comioners nave i Hofcr- M ihe ovmcr of d ht been sent in by the L. I) S .Aid So- to enjoin officiu!g of Marion count rieties of Cove Union Mt. Glenn, the from editing the license fee fixed by North Side Aid and Ked Gross Society .u- -.. u t n of Old Town. j sDaved bitches, nnd fi nnn.ml. I During the week before Christmas Iy for fema,e d Hoter in his com. the following societies conducted Hed plaint a83(!rted that his dog was al ( loss Candy Sales: The -Young; Wo- !rcKU,arly assesBed and toxcd , v'Tv,8 r i rl TLi Tk iii i Vie personal property, that he had pai l , Methodist Church, ai; The Weston thia Ulx and that under the J o j istor Guild. $4flj Hie Sunday School 19,,, under JatUck, he would bo con,.; Classes of the pr.stian Church, $4.40; I ,,cd u pa ad(Jitional BUm as ihe h .1). &. boewty, $53. Thc Last- !...,.. f whi(.h i, rimiitv : ot . I urn Star has donated $25 and thc ,, t. hut a t. lovl.H .Wh, rr , I.adics Auiliary of the Co-operative 'u. . .- ;i - i. League, $10. The Neighborhood Club ,rf I n,.it . "X., , , I " ! 1 Mo CALL PATTERNS GIESHA GIRL HOSE MIGNONETTE Over Blouses $2.49 A splendid assortment of new styles and col ors in spring blouses. Plain and novelty knit, silk jersey, smartly trimmed with braid' and enibroid-wy- : . - ' - - There arc just two dozen blouses in this show ing, in sizes from IJo 44 indow shewing) WOMEN'S ORIGINAL CHIPPEWA is donating fruit and vegetables. PRODUCT! MINE IS HEAVY BAKER, "Jan. 12. Dr. Charles E In upholding thc validity of the art. (Justice Rand points -out that "tho keeping of dogs is under thc absolute ', control of the legislature and th.it! right may be conditioned upon' the I payment of a license," and that thn license is imposed by thc. state law and created "as an exercise of the police power" of the legislature, distinguished trom the taxing power." Colonel Hofer, fcalem business, msiij' who has been conducting thct fight Sowder is a business visitor in th iaBainst the dog tax taw, declared this ' "' " Imornine that he was not yet through 'Hournc, and will return to the mine his fight, intimating that he 'would' (.See out w Sport Boots The best fitting sport hoot of thdui all. . Joecasin ics, in dry or oil tan calfskins, 12 and' 15 inch, toiis sides 2io to 8. Widths D's to D's. ' PRICES - 'SEP. torn A Few of Our January Specials 1 LOT JIKX'S, I.ADIKH' AM) Cllll.llUliV'S S'.VKA'i'KKS X allies $'.1.7,1 to $1.(1? SI'-( I? 1. 08 1 LOT HOYS' AND Cllll, nilKX'S TOm'KH ' Value to 45e SI'KCIAI, ll)c I..VDIKS' Jl?hlitiKTTK SIl.K AM) ciii:i'i'. tin ihm; AVAISl'S O.MC-Tlllltl) OKK 1 IX)T SIH.VH, l,XI)li:S' AM) iiii,I)Ki:n s swhatkiis ViiIiivh in '. l.- to tf.Hr SI'IK trUt.ll.-, I LOT TIX.H I'S, TA.MS AM) SKATIXtt ( ACS . Values ,to $1.01) IISo ADIUS1, .MMX'S, HOYS' AM) ' .missus i xiox sens ; n col ion, uotd and silk mill Vnlllrili. $l.lt), Special Kf Voiles In .YI.H11, Special DSc .Vahiiw U tf2. 15, Spi'. iiil $1.1)8 I I. All Men's Wool Sox, 1-2 Pi ice AHDREW'S VARIETY STORE in ine morning. , c&try his cag0 to the ext ic(,jsalui.n : lie stated that the dally proiuctio-i for a rcpeal of th(! art 0f lull). I of the null ut the mine has now been j : I increased to '140 ton a day This is kii increase from a daily tonnage of 05 tonn less than a year ago. This ic the .result of recent improvements be ing made in the mill, which when com pleted will inciieimo the daily tonnage of the mill to moie than 200 tons. The K. & E. is now mi! tonnage than any other precious mttai mine in the Northwest. The ore $8.90 $9.90 Boy Scout Night At M. E. Church Will Be On Next Sunday. Siimhiv nvenlne will be Boy Scout an 200 tons. K,. at" the MePhodist church. The! nulling a larger ScouU wW1 attend tho service in a I body and will contribute a talk I... n. ,lw,! mDmhuru nn.l n rented by the flo ation process and :,, Bong us well. short talks the company shipe a car oad of the w , ,,, , Scout C(limislon- product to the smeller at Tacoma v-;ul. ,.yke Scoutmiisters llogan and pry lour days. I Carter and the 'pastor: Special niusl- 'icnl selBctloiis will be furnished by Baker Man SellS WOOl Itho uikIq choir and male quartet. PEET3 NAPTHA SOAP 5c SUNBRIGHT CLEANSER 3 for 25c For 24 Cents a Pound! (illlL DEPUTY. BAKER, Jan. 12. The sale of'OO,. ! . " (n' A"x" 000 p-oumls of v?ool was made thi ! BOISE, Ida., Jan. 12. Miss Homne week by C. P. liagsdale. The wool was ' Hai.riman, daughter of P. O. llni n aaet at 24 cents a pound, one of the min, who wns a deputy sheriff her ! best sales reported in a year. ' !a number of years, has been appoint- .Mr. Kngsdalo stated that few ed the first woman deputy sheriff for (lavs before he sold he neceived an Relive sen-ice in Twin Falls county. offer which if he had accepted he She is a graduate ot twin fans nign would Tiave received $1500 'less than school.' he d d . . ' ' .Mr '.Rngsdale recently consigned a NEW AUMOIIY ADDITION - i - .. ... .... . . .. . , ... - inv Aftanclntcd Press) snipmeni. Ul wool lo i,osion, ,oui me, c,,nk-AJK. -Wash.. Jan. fi Hos LiJHiiawiiJB'aamjtar-iifVJtwa.'B.i.mijn mi mu 1$ B! Science Takes Hand . In Poker In New York the Home Brew Narcptics Are Latest Menace (Lly AMHOciatL-d Tress) TOlv-JO, Jan. 12. In recognition of aid given Japanese students of engineering, Dr. J. A. L. Waddell, one of America's foremost engineer ing authorities has been decorated with tho second class order of merit of the Sacred Treasure. This is Dr. Waddell's second Japanese de coration, tho first being tho fourth lor of'tho .Risinir Sun ccai- office, operating room and medical (enet un'on 1)im )iy the emporor office, will bo features of the new : Mnjl In 1SS8. Dr. Waddell was in Snokane aniiory addition. Separate f thn Tiiin(iri:i1 1111 Ivcrsi t v hospital quarters will be provided for of TokQ -about 40 yCarg'ag, anil present market at Portland is po muc'.i ! -.' V ? ', " r Lt .. nl cu, i'um1' rMl u,',nB lnH 1 better Uiaih the eastern market he b J ""J IM ordor Of .the Rising Sun tempted to resmp ;ne wool to (By Asaociaied Prnss) NEW YORK, Jan. 12. Sconce has taken a hand in' po!tm Thn complex that causes poople to Bit up all nl,;lit with cards and chips is undor examination at Columbia univer3lty, where the department of psycholoRy' recently (galled for) Yoluuteercs to sit in on a little ume that- was ohtserved and studied by the instructors. Jt was easy to get, volunteers even though the call went out for 'first class poker players" only. Apparently the iprofesHors didn't know how caay it would be, fbr they paid tho volunteers. NOVELTY COLOR . ORGAN IS USED i officers. O'.y .KSo,'lted rriM.-O CHICAGO. Jan (he troubles brought- on them by man ufacturers nf "moonshine" whisky, federal agents now have "home brew"' CATHEDRAL DESTROYED. (By Associated Tress) ri'cciA ' .1 nn .1 1 1A tre. l!i. In addition to !.' .,''. '. ', '..n.i ' tAv tlntrnved thc cathedral, the postoffice ani many dwellings in the town of San Ern- tcllo. , Thci' entire population ilea to Carrs tarrs Where vYour Credit Is Good . uqet COMPLETE nmi TURNSSMER narcotics ad-ied to tneir list ot dally 'he rounlr Tho 8iidcs, which arc worries, it ficvclsped luesday. icon,inotnB, are duo to recent heavy Wncii the ease of 'U. 11. I.eiss "''rainfalls Seneca Kails, N. Y., was called bfore i . " ' . Federal Judge George A. Caipentcr. ! Leiss plewled guilty of Molatingyio j Harrison orug an and explained ma. 00 u.ains of morphine found in hi sentenced to six months in jail. Later the federal grand jury indict- j cd Heviian Jt.oot, a tarnv'r,of I.islo. HI., for alleged violation of tho liar rison net and officials said that anal ! At the Inst session of lllue Moun ysia of drugs found-In his possessio, tain (intiign-No. 3-15. thc following showed they had been made from I officers were Installed: W. O. Sher- GRANGLHQLUS ' iiipt'i i iTinti IMIilliillUli rendered valunhlo . service to 'Japan in eonnecti&n with foundation -of the engineering department of the university. :v . : . :. (Gy Associated P'ss) NEW; YORK, Jan. 12. Novrtty seekers who went to the neigh borhood i.Cnyhouso Tuesday night, got what they paid for the dis tinction or attending what wns slid to be tho first public rendition ot aesthetic compositions for the "mo bile color organ." Four numbers were presented by tho inventor of the unusuiil instru- l'oker fnce3, reactions of tho re.-,ment, Thomas Wilfred, made up of low who drew to a pair and filled, w'hat I tho program described as and other psychological information ''moving color and form in rhythm will be Included in a publication - to the vision, just as music is play on practical psychology. Jedifor tho bearing."' , ' . With -the house In darkness,' ANOTIIKlt UAH- TAX ' images were thrown on ,i screen! from the rear. In ever-changingi (fly Associated Tress) W A SH I N CI TO N , J a iv.-. ,11! u- -U.V of 3 cents a gallon on gasoline, to bo paid by tho 'produce., the pro ceeds of which would bo used for IncT.ctment Against Betty Inch Dismissed a soldier bonus, is proposed in u Tuesday Dy ltepre- WrU I'lrln. g'o!n in the vicinity of his SIIANTl X(i TALKS ItKSOIIOl) wood, master: W". K. Gekeler, over seer; Mabel Anson, secretary; J. A. llainann, steward; l.oolah Iti'ii heiid, cha'i.lain; Joseph Anson, as- o sistant steward; Anna lloliiian, WASIllNUtON, Jan. 12. The ! treasiii-ei, Mnttlo Golden, secretury; Cliluesu and Japanese are resuming j G. V. Wilkinson. G. K.; Kthel Sber tho SlianjuiiK conversations and wood, Ceres; .Mary Taylor. Pomona; have agreed on the quantum of eon-jsnna Huffman, Flora ; Delia Taylor, o TODAY and- TOMORROW v Let L ACYFINGERS . clear .your ecs of tliesoapsuds of .bpredom openthenf to angl?ng. fjomance a wmtn thril ler starrinjy Bert OTSLL ' A BAVAJtD VEILLER P3-0ptJ.Ctl0K " ALSO SIJOWIN'O 'TISHTJ.NG 5" ATE" i-es:inis of building extensions -of -the TiiltiKtao-Tzinnnfu Sullway in the Kiao t'how leasehold, llalfour land llm;lt,-s hail submitted a series of proposals Tor the settlement of the railway dispute. A. S. v.ny Asrocistrd Tress) NEW YORK, JSn. 12. It will not bo necessary to build any moro fences around tho witness chair In the criminal branch of tho supreme Court to wavo jurors from tho dis traction of Uctty Inch's silk-clad n nk lea. ; An indictment charging Miss Inch with attempting to extort money' from Kugenu r -Hermann, wealthy contractor, was ' dismissml f,y Jus tice Wasservogel Tuesday n recom mendation ot Assistant District At torney ilrotliers, who said there ap peared to.be "reasonable doubt" as to her guilt. Two Juries disagreed on the case, although the second was enabled to concentrate on the evidence by a fence built uboi) the witness chair by direction of tho district attorney's office, before Miss Inch took the stand. bill introduced Tuesday by sentative Itacharach, republican, of New Jersey. The tax, ho estimated, would ylikld from $24,000,000 to $25,000,000 annually sufficient revenue, ho said, to moot cash pay ments to former servico men, pro vided for in tho bill. CATTI.K Kl'sm.KIt HANt.Kl) (Ity Associated Tress) .MILKS CITY, Mont., plan. 12. Discovered in the net or cutting out a alf from a herd f cattle near .Maudlin 1 recently. Dud and Sol Nichols, brothers, wrote "Finis" to the career or the olo gray wolf which lias terrorized the north-lde country for Reveral years past. The two rango riders are reported to have succeeded, ufter chasing the animal for 20 miles, in roping film, a fwit which is almost ,uniiuc in the history of wolf killing In the northwest. " colors and combinations, they drift ed "across the screen, some times mere smudges of light, again like tho penetrating beams of a searchlight. GUILLOTINE IS : PUBLICLY USED (Hy Assocfnted Ti-csh) PAPEETE.' Tahiti. .I'm li -iw iTlie first timo in nearlv fill vnara irt guillotine as used In tlie public siiuaro of tho French colony here today. Generally, "the penalty In murder ease? is transportation to a penal e.olony at New Caledonia.', out' in thin ' case, in which a Chinese resident wns convicted for murder, the old penalty wns Inflicted. Tho Willie, tin,- ln,-, Hlf-to-date nindel, for Instead of using an axo-man, a buttoif roloicd tho knife. XT" Ohserver Want Arts. 0 :listiiii a t.'KTI.ND .Man. 1'J $1.1)1 to If 1.07 t.idny. -Wheat was W, 111 et a ndE ( 'rcaiiicry l.u'tfcr :!")( per jhhiiuI, '2 lb roll .. Ki'osli Raiuli Kti'.ns, jicr 1 z.-, CihhI l'dlliit'ot'spcr 100 Itis .". r Di'lifious Apilo.s, ht lox Where The -Thrifty Throng ,....(iSc , ikl.iMI .1.5 HO O V E RIZ'ED mt I "Iff?