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Wfinw.1:iy, .Tannnrr 13. W' V'XCffl SLY LT GRANDE EVENTC OBSERVE! DIPLOMATIST IT BUS IT mrnrv i Idaho Gats Title to Large Acreage Near Priest Lake IRISH TO HOLD MISSOULA, Jan. IK. More than half a million acres of land pawned title Moniluy fnim the national, fray. lernuiieaL lo the stale of Idaho, during u conference of Ktatf and fonat aer jvire olliciah; nui'' mm ton !roii!'h il.iiln-i. Inch:ilhii: hrown flan-'lions In the lalanria ma horrible, lie Hid Mints. K:ild Hint Soil poraoim Imd died "In Kuncrul."' said .jr. Chrl-tor.-jc.uh day In the town of I'ralii In sen, "I wna nniiiwd nt I In- fairno.-s the nuniiner months when 1I1W fu- ;of tlieae courts. Illy Amu. PAULS, Jun. inh-d I'l-e) IS. 1'romotnrn (Ity AsHOclflieu I'rcio!) MOSCOW, Jun. The himlnosH .imlitw.nu .f linlh PimMiu find Ifnmiin- ia continue to he affected hv the un. 'nv" hundred thousand acres lie intcrruptal ,-xchnnKo of diplomatic ! U,""K V'.e tl.n'l"'m' I"'-H .lll'"u' '' l notes between those countries dunmr , " ""p"'"" " u"i;- thii Mull alum Kiiiu Winn's injr a period of two years over tin '"".u torlo aascOMy In 1014. The various .,rl ir.(,.(Mi; lm;ki is f Ity, AftKlatf.'i rt-i-."(i) LONDON, .Inn. tlritiLln la ro- KiiinliiK her- foreign III IMIIXti IH INCItKAHINd (Ily AHUoi'lnlcd PrcHM NKW YOKK, Jan. l T o t n 1 ex pond I turn for milium tiirousiiuin . - ,,'ii.wi i the TlnsillM jw ..,.....- Possession of Hc-ss-nraliia, now occupied hy the Huinnriiiin army with civil of finals co-ope'atinjf in the occupation Husiness nun near Itussian fron tiers have been frightened by there r,otcs, thinkinj? they woulj lend to win nt any time. Anieiican business men and backers in Constantinople have re fu?el loans or .irticip,-ition in invent ments involving either 'Humania or the Ukraine because of these notes. Yet, to any one who has observe:! the tenor' of these notes and read be tween the lines, they have never ap peared serious, liuinanians and Rus sian politicians have undefined each other perfectly nil the while and prob ably laujhed in their sleeves while penning vitriolic notes which, had any other countries been involved, would have either terminated in war or n reasonable li.'.jiistmeiit. Hessarabia, in pie-war days, was a Russian province, best known in the United States as the seat of frequent Jewish massacres, especially at Kish nev. In the Kcneinl war, the Human inns, having been overrun by (icrmans and Bulbars, fled to Bessarabia. The national ti ensure and crown jewels, together with the jewels of the ordin ary citizens of the oily were bundled upon the royal train escaping from Oeneral Mnckensen and taken to Rus sia, eml later to Moscow. A little later 'Russia went Holshcvik, and this treasure was ah'-orbed by the new jrovernnient. What has for several years proved an apparent misfortune to Humani.i may now be a blessing in disitu fniests that Included many sections io. lb and murinully allotted to the state as n-hool hinds by the fed-1 era I Kovernim nt. Klevei'oe;'tions re main to be accounted for, it was aid Monday ni;:ot, by forest officials. O mini! was at Its worst and that the i bodies m e left iinbnrled to lie tle jvourcil by rtoiis, ravens and hyenas. ! The people, like living skeletons, jntiiKKered about tjo streets until . thev Tell ilvliiir The tlnniitlitinn i.-r .. I.. i I i. ..j Ilteoorts from 150 markets 1 1 huia 1 1 so k:i had . ' i r..n,i,ri r.,, v.iitMlntr iii AJoi-embei' .ini In r.t 11'iK ner cent over J)e-! -Mejld bo the greaUMt .utlierinK ,1 ,"" ' . , ' " ' r ,,.- . fn,nln cember, ini.l. "I" I mi Inn - i Ovuh O'OUKht ror the last thre c a crcaOf t i ., i. A KtriLin-' ttniUu t i tUt i i-" u.. .. . . . rxkkLrft: :T---r- HMllM'ur hj niiiiw - ' - .i. v i-I UUtllU H.i (IMMt?;UI'U l(i I'OriUKHI STATI i: t NM ILYTO ('ON'STANinVoLli:. Jan- !,8- A lleiiedlct m ef Pope the. country for the year l'.'!l was l,&5.1i5-.l!l2, a sain of H.ft P'"r leent over the reran! year ot x'), Hrndstreet's aunoiiiiced Tliuraday (ties the World r,un;; of Hie I rlsh , i.'i.mn io.ll mai Kels , . , , ' ... . I that 1 1 211.11 !.O.s:t9 had been - - - . , , .... , , , , . . ,i iii-tui r one-ill ii ti nn i n Kimni. - .. ... ,.i,u ,,m.-,k u, ei-neraiiy is . . . , . , .'Inemled for. huildlni; in ftiicember, illincin i t the llidy of (jnilltudH i.f the peop in for tbn ehaiilable attliude the rraee to be held In Puri for one ek heultinlliK January III, aays It showing notable sins of recovery, deserted streets, "resembled will hls- ope main-'. showed i tained during the war- .'headed tiejlisl o. aunm-i iled the Heir-APParem. Uneudl and the unpen... blood throuKliout the assist ill Hie econonile world can ,M.ato reeonslrue- lrts, no II ions of tbo Hid Oreat Oitaln in 'fn .S'pteniliei-, IS 2, Hon of Ireland inadn necessary by ' American exports Idaho was ,'epresentcd here by' Ken i1"8 rftr" "f "fHct, will be al.io.lK j t"ns and British 1,4 HuNh uni I. If. Nash. mm llio elller prolilnms berore tlie c:)n leienee. 'J'be revival of Irish art, language and literature also will be considered. One ol the lame Onlls In the center of Paris has been obtained for thu sessions and an exhibition of Irish art will be held In another ball near the hefldonnrtorfi. Tile beC known Irish artists are Bctid- InK pictures for the exhibition. (Kneelal to Tho Observer) j Concurrently with tho eongress WOLF CItlOKK, Jan. lav Zero :m b a renri.itntlon cf Irish weather has been the, ruin here for ,i,.,,. i ,, r 1 1... pu,-i h,-. some oays. i.n naiuriiay tlie tner-0,lt0l.s ua a concert of Irish music monieter registered elellt below. - ,,y ono ot ,e known ,.. Mrs. Will Lund is visiting rela-, ,.h.s in euro. uvea at u eiser. sue nas neon in poi-r lieallli for some time and we are In hopes that the change oi cli mate will improve her health. .Mr. and .Mis. II. .M. (illkerson visited with .Mr. and Mrs, Ira Har rison one day last week. The Busy lJozen cliih nmt wilO Mrs. Ili nrv Wallace Tliinr. lav nf I Five South American last- week, those present were Mes- , hllvu already Indicated a desire to dames J. A. Nice, Albert Ilastliu. wmi delegations. These are Bra (lllbert (Jilkoison. Jack Ohoraio. LI- Argentine, Chile, Bolivia, and lis Ma Harry. II. M. Ollk-rsnn. Win- ' Vuru- w"'ln di-legatlous from New coa I lie Ct'II tuns. In .September Ibis year, American ex ports had dropped to 1,4.1k, S7K lollb while tlie llrilb.li exports liieivnscd to J..1i;,E7!l tons. Fill IMD IN CAPE VERDE any deseiidauiB of Irish exiles tho 17th century who played historic roles In France and V.ther countries have responded to the In vitation of the general secretary. Miss Katherlne Huhes, who will be pretfc'iit. Five South American countries XonInil, Tasmania and other ro ll may lend hovici uussin. unnme ,rt.,.it were IMesdames 11. M. Oil pay oacK HUB money, lo suriei.oe. n,.B(llli j, A. N,.e, ii. carnes liessaraliia. uui'iiiK an tne joiik notes between the two foreign of fices, Ibere riy, dom t.'ariies. Lorsie Slaudley., Mark Turner, and the hostess, Mrs. .mc. i mote countries are already cm .their Henry Wallace. A delicious Innt-li I ny. was served and the club met till! 1 week with Mrs. Jack tihoram, those SOVlfit PeOPlB Are has been a sarcastic tenjency on. tb pi.rt ot the Rumanians to ask: "When do you intend to return that money . you stole ?" Cieoige Chitcherin, the Russian For eign Minister, has not Infrequently nsked: "When will Rumania's squat ter army ske.Pi.'.l!-1?" The imHPHsien )itrvuils here that' Russia 1 with her ntw ec.MioBiic policy, will not only re fmin fnn' war but conclhde to let ftnjmii romain. iii.iK'Cupation for sev ml yrmrn ltt. Tlien, when the bmjmn is Vlfr and business K,ood,.n Ifa'cimi anliy mtif itwtth in lunl bike Buawifhia. Shocked at Divorce (fly AsKociHleil I'ri-ss) HIO. Latvia, Jan. 18. Three Student tTI. of 0. -. Opposa MUilry Drill '?m'EH!iTY or ohi:oo-m, e- jierw, Jan. 1. Ttif campus was rtJirfhnt tinl) hci the Oregon Hnitr Knftali tiuhllaftnl cnvi'ifl. ar tlr.i and n diltiiol, vigorously llenautKiti( fe ft. O. . 1. (.'., In tvhlf A to ondT lMnrw am com .KlIit in drill. .Tan Knicrold. ripr-lmi 1at It bebrnxt to tie tudent swuliiiunl. hiu krtMi a ra'oipnlin UKaLnst ooiluJf njllitari. drill. The ntaiitletf mttlful-v drill with vyni f.;i..H. ...ek. raukinir mlillary .drill ! Denning, Arlhur. Ohornm, Alice Albert Hastings, Will Lovern, Clil bert (Illkerson, Kllis Mallarry, .Mart , ,, ,, ,,, ,. . ofii,ii-i id any one person are con- visitors .Mrs. Carlle Brant and (m(t ln 1 HovIet I!uss,a Mrs t H. Dav s, of La Grande -Hm)r(11 to ,,,., chrMenwni i A dele oils unell was served and ' ... , ,. . . , ,, . a , , ' , . hlcago. candidate for president of an enjoyab o afternoon was spent , . , ' . . 1 the Lnlted tstates on the Farnier- .., .. .. ...,..,.iH . ""ii..i,ol. ticket In 11120 ut'isiiuui n. i ii u ri it i) intii'iM nun AIlH. Will I-VMl lH'Xt WPfik. Mr. ii ml .Mrs. Kiindnll Tumor ot Ciiiit'orniii aiul Mr. and iMrH. Cratn M ii of Wolf Crock vinUi'd with Mr. iiml Mr. II. M. Gilkorsnn Sun day. Mr, mid (Mrs. Turner Htarted to Callt'orniu Sunday evonliic Tliy xi!'UmI lo Htup in Iii (Jrundu and vittft a fvvr days hrfiro Vsiinilug thnir Journey. Mrs. Jar k OilkPiHon and Mrs. j curiord tjitltcraou calK'U on Mm. jlMiiirlio . I'rntL bmr uftnrnoon Ittst vj'pok. 'ii... tr..tr -.,.,!, ,w.i wtiiiMiII wcic oi;i.tmn.iij' ii'-n- wlio recently 8 pent month in Moscow. Mr. ! niristMmtn visited Reveral bolfthe 1 vik courts. ! "It 1b fairly easy to j?ot a di ; vnrce in Soviet Russia," Haid Mr. j Chrtrttenscn when In 'Hia, 'but I 1 understand the limit in three for leach person. If u man or woman :1ms nppeured in the 'divorce courts ! more than three times, he or fclie ' hut a vry difficult time. I visited one divorce liearinp:. It was extremely simple. The pair wus separated in half nn hour. On arrival In tho court room, the man O'y ,i(H-'t!f1 Prpss) IJH1KJN. Jan. IS. -Many resi dents ol tlie Cap; Verdt; IslitafK are advorslins an uppoaMo forefvii count ri.- for relief from tin famine conditions which have prevailed there for many mouths, fiays Joa g il tin do Ma redo, an engineer, who has just r-Miinied from the islands. The Cape Verdes are controlled hy Portugal hut the people declare that the mother country appears to UP. ve forgotten Us colony and to. liaf e left thousands of J'ortuicue.ie to die of famine. Senor Macedo descrllied comli- u'iiich could not he eaten by" the ) ni-ak and .uiiine-Htrlekon people' and that uiny of them J wore un- j utile o huy It. ' j Senor Mucedo and others are try-! in to induce the I'orttiKUHe govern ment to arranKo a method by which j tho islanders can raise, sufficient funds from tlie use of tjfj'lr cables toothy for un IrriKution system ami' this plan has been approved by the i I'urtiiKuese. president. This gives I in-omise that tho situation in the ' ittlanda will be improved. j' Ug Observer Want Ad r Mo "cure" but help to re V Cvkc paroxyama of couEhinir. ia yt . R O R U H Orer 17 Afen Jan Uud Ycarl 4...v,...l,"ii A RoodOoo-story seteO i-"9 li"0 9m, WW. -''. . i. The sl or 10 i 1'v1 III, waien on soon . . is ma.oiMi.tio. 'n ''v.-' " ; Itnlanee t O-r immtli. Interest IS W per rent o i..... .. il. S2.-5.IIO imnneiit ai no halan.e noolle.1 ,a the n. Aiinal. to hecouie due in .'. years from dale. V I Reliable Agents for Unliable Insurnnee rrvmpimies 1113 AdamsAve. Hume Slain 732 ...... ...in. . mm " '" " "" tinned by the JudR. He then tint prosent were Cldauiea Arthur t ho-I , ., , . , . . ,, ,. ... ,!them touetlier and tried to persuade rum. l.eonn Mn lurry, lessle audi , , ,, Maraaret tinUerHou. (;iinrlle Nance, Mr. and aMra. t'lareiice Talley, Karl (illkrraon. Alien Ktmulley, Charlie Smith, Allle ilhornni, Gilbert tlll UerHon. The clul. met with Men. Clarence Tnlley 1 1. in week. Those .proften-t, were MeHdnmea tUiarlie Nance, Oscar Smith, Ilessle and . ('.Ilkeriioii them that their quarrel could be patched up and they mlfcht live lo Kether. They couldn't aee It that way, so tho jiide took then. Into another room to sign papers dis solving their ninrrlne.o." Mr. Chrlstensen also visited a number of "People's court." cor- In Al.ll.n.. Muni. ll""miliK 'H. u .,u..o Iioto net forth nbjwtlnnt tit tb M. O. T. r. Th main unn-ilta lined, are ht dTlit l 1i.roni oin will tlm (.ot'0r nt 111" Imdeiita Dltll that the ojautu In rnnue. l loottt rtent ood vm etnllthel iiniy M a r-tlroe neo'Mlty. . T whole ranipu ttaa iirued and it student petition of protest VEflB efrratteft. UK H ! THAT .At lIK 1 yon are a miftwer ttti Iftine! ' hark, hachiwlio,. illilness, ncrxiUB nm and ttldney Jtso'rdera, h ilotft" oo try Thu wmi'dy that .votir tielRhtiura twxn.ini'tid? HH your, rlnlt1lbor,. ' .Sir. M. V- Mbtor, fldfi Thtrd 8t . i. O.rnmle. Mt: "II has now been amue lliue alllee-1 used Iloafi'H Kidney t'llla. Ttti lr u prrt f feetlH lit rtditina me of, h4cKache and. Bberp jpauis. tliruunh rislil Ide. I una jirottj wll crippled 'up with thv 'petti ill -my h. k and aide and it AKflcult to do any hoi.sewolll. DoaU'H Kldpej- l'tlla ere iidvhod and two hnxes cured the aches ,1111(1 flaliis to 1 lwve not hud nnf recurrence ot the tvouble." (Statmnenl clveti "Mayf20, I'.HU). On, May Ii, I'lSII, Mrs. ' Miller salA: , Ve'-bere ID nolliluK l.ftter tor kWlney Wniipbilnt than Kuan's Kld ttey J'IIIh. They ctired me ot Kid ney trouble." for minor offenses. Most of the Judaes, he said, were dressed In Rfi'-':.'wo;.v''r "What is Threaded Rubber?" Threaded Rubber Insulation Is made up of sheets of rubber, each pierced by lfl00 tiny threads. The rubber In sulates each p'.ite from its neighbor ,and tha threac! a'.l-iw the battery solution p circulate freely, Wlllard Threaded Hubbr Insulation stays on theXJob month 4i'trr month unstTected by V'd and without a sign of (putting, crk!ng or ftcrforation. It lasts as lor.g it ths battery pistes and h:l;s ths baitnry glvo ifcore miles of uninterrupted service per dollar. You'll need a battcfjt oni' cf these days, so ths time to g;t J'our battery information Is riht now. We'll ba Eiau to tsow you Thnndctl Rubber Battery inside and ouuids and tell you . why it saves you money. LA GRANDE BAT1EUY STATION THE INVESTOR AND THE INCOME TAX A Ot-pajje book devoted ex clusively to tho Income Tax problems confronting tlie in vesior or tnuler in stocks and bonds. This book is concise written in simple, understandable lan guage contains sections of the Revenue Act of 1921 reKulations ttnd rulings of the Treasury Department find ings of the United States Su preme Court, carefully pre- ared !y a firm of Certified lhlic Accountants (N. Y.) all bcV'lng. on stock and bond traiwactionK It is written In quesm amhanswer form,- il hifitrafed wi&i .many specific example. It Hvlll be Issued In n coiivo'ijJcnt ' )ocket size and will alsojiclui e several pags of forms li iting your stock transaction , It, In the IoVk Invest orn have wanted for ycniff mid wo will be pleased lo semi liivesJors or liadcrs a copy without cost. McCALL. RILEY and COMPANY .Members Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York SO Biroad St., New York D ROADWAY AT STARK Portland, Ore. VI in tV tit's i ;iiti anmis ?OUS Kt'W c its ((invcnit'iit loi-atinii lioaft if Piiithind's in-tivi-au liiiiKirtiiiit asset it is Hiere hi comlurt, coiirt- ec and spirit f Avel- 'uine Mrliii-li uialces this a popular and fanious Imsieiry. Arthur H. Meyers Manager. . . . . it ) Austial.fln "Duh fto.n'tr." The luill-i oarer,1 lived hy Hie nlitirl- 1'rlce IHlc.it all ciicaJcm, lion t . ylncs of Australia in rcllghtus evi nlmply ask tor u klilnry rcini'ily- j iiionlci, is a rluic of wood attachcO lo -et lloallH iMiincy nun inn naniri.H uioitg. n om a inuti j)i'nan- that Mrs. Nlhler horn t'o., hail." FoHlcr-Mil- iMfrn., liul'tulo, N. f, ipg or "lioelti" iii.K vhim whlrlcil. am thai it nUenci) to lie the nii ot tt M4lliH.H fmg flllrj bionnr ods hhIit the roil 1A t td"f ttw Jiuil lii' ii itt rum a, Jii (ifeani r into It ntiOfcc ti)t tii n nt n- , "tttct lt mIil ; .eitM , N s jpsoriKHfj, 4 imtpctuianc frni tt iS i'A . . en-am to mean. !' HtwrMu (niiiii--, ( .,, ri mutnf onl Hf(J 0 lr- 8ij nSP fie tBS 'hmcH cnrricil v tUftQaglo S3 eS3 menus ra)iprncnl . e Ct)CDfl and ths Law. Ilenson la ffie lo of the law; liny, the common law Itself In iioihnicl.a. hut misoiQ . . . The law, which la perfection of n'liinn. Sir IMwnrJ CoUe. (nSl'ittj:R'W lSt ADSlt R8 SMTH. ' 1 1 1 - : ll I-''1LI 1 L mil. I aj J&Jtfdir Milk Forntanli - & Invalids NO COOKINQ The "Food-Drink" for All Af.es. Quick Lunch at Home, Oifiec .ami Fountains. J far HORUCK'S. JurAvoitl Siilalions & Substitute A. L. Crossman I ! , rent w j;: -speciai;""''"-I hat Good toai I ! Full Cream Tudge, per nound 40c Ml ll V Iade 1 1 11 . ' I! A ll BEST BY GOVERNMENT TEST T eeoiiiiciiig jj - . .. A Triak Will Convince You. I Drop in Ford Prices I ' I - j L II' 'U IV HUM l . o J : n o s b Sawyer-nolmes Mete. Co. f III . . ' 1 ,nonsMhn9 1. : I O O g, e . I Ui ut i -s . w ri i w -x Hlaliilley, Mra. Salllnc. They were nerviul with .a dellcloiia lunch hy Hn'lr IiiisIchs, Mrs. ' Tnlley. They lll- qiect next week., with Mi-3. iMiarllo Naucn. .Mr. anil Mra. Jlark Turner spent Suiulay willi iMr. ami .Mra. J. A. Nice. . ' Th'ose alleiHlliiK the liiHlailatlnn ofofllceis of tin- Telocaset C.ranne Matu'rdny were Mr. ,J. A. Nice, Mrs. J y.eliiha' Allen, Mlaa Alice .lohimon, Mr.- William Kester, Mr. anil Mrs. lit' l'tl taiKorBon'.' J The Wolf t'reek teachera save n j netklle ami apron social Krhlay J iillilil. Tlioy tavo nn exseflent pro- i . r. . . Mi-am and (he tiea aohl well. I lie money h for Uie oikiiii that waa purcluised ainiie time jiiio for the school. "' ... "r ,Iim. It.' II. JhivlB or ,l.n Ornnile, l visit iim lior dnimhler,, Mra, lier lo Slanilley. MiihI everyone la prepnruiK to put up llieir BUinmer'fi ice next week, l-'iiilay and Saturday have liccll set hy the M. H. M. Co. aa tile days on W illi h the fai iiei 8 w ill receive their lc". ICarneaj l'"iiiiiiu has put up iiulle a laiKe Ichouse and ex imota to liiiiiinh iiulle u lariio nnm lier of JariiX'nr with Ise. lie will deliver the Ice three times 11 week for one cent per ' iwiund. Tjie following prices arc now effective P. 0. E S La (Jjnde. x CSwvssiff $80$ . Runout 1 5i7 . ToutiSc 1 877 Sedan 1, 7S8 Goaf ..-X, .: 92f Trnrk .. hJ 8 3 Srafttoj Z?l 13 O O w O o G HU0G'S QARAGE s w ' w u'7--0:;-" - if -V , " 9 W - Q W & (5, , 9 9
