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1 r VA'dV. STX REHEARING OF BOUIOMtt T.7X ORXNTW evfntno onsnvE'ii Thc'iv"so!utl)ii in wliich ' the' plaiij was rejected by he Krupp manage-' rm nt i:iicnil( il to "unload"' stoek on the workmen, ana iiy tj eating "cap italists" anionic ho laborers destroy the solidarity of the workup clause.;,) Tho labor leader believed partici pation in tho management of the. pluntH, an stuck owners, could in no manner lead to better economic Tela- HAT GABLE SERVICE Ulv AfO"Mitted Prrcy KL'KXOS AiliK.S. Mar. J.Hirds i, , ' ....iMA - "rat" of the former famous pom pa- pssi WANTS i" U""T UJuU' !" T: Tl-ri Mis-iirnliwIliP-nt mother than was her own wherever ib.xM w in.low. r bruk-, P IT V M fi M 1 1 U W'. M cuntlnued. "The 'The iTt'T" f .1 7 T "l I I I lUI H I V A T l! modern Blrl has developed initiative. number f which would Lo impossible ' , : . . . 1 , ,. u , t .., i ;;,..,,. 'i u, ' ' niKKK. Mar. 1. At a lue3 of 'about what to do with what she learns I sn I,,, ,i,;f,.i .,. .. a u r.t the eitv commissioner!! Harry " college, uuv we an- m,,uik Ldzid ur.il rniiiul to the city hull. The jug eontained five gallons of sheep dip. April Is Dale Set I' I ,Lm.i; ..,. I It I..-.. i,.''lions with employer, and would en- ii i if,, danirer the .stlltus of the manual labor-1 who build their lusts on th.) arnm ofl-..,.. ,u,..., i.. , , us snokesmun. nresenti il net. 0 her, twecu IcXilS illld Oklillln- t.r jn n,utu,ii to the "brain-workers." .telegraph pole are one of the moatra ,) tht. brothers stage was com- the commissioners asking tne for service." Ilia. Ilndical, Socialist and labor news- oxa.spciung cause or tne )nterrup-p(.ik.( to nlHke a dct(JUr to Ket question of amending the cit""" papers (five the Krupp firm credit for t.on of cable conimiinicntion between ; ihrnugh. The county superintendent of the citv of Huker "e Put oellu- (T)y Associated Pr-) all attempt to alleviate the "social North and South America, according I accompanied bv his daughter Marv' lo' f"r the voters of Hukor ' I;' '' flKr.AHflVl flTV. Mnr. 1. nnililem" bv nrnmution of a biir fnm.lto orilclals of the All-America'! I i. , ... . m.rv pltinn Mv 10 In nUimtr , ......... I I I - -n .... u. LUI Ul II If il lllll-UIl KCI.UIII. WUJI ' ' j . -. ... - her, not so much for leadership us (ifficiul of the When arKUllieiit Is ies.ln.eii before. jy of employes and employers, but. K ables. tile atipremii court of the United nevertheless, generally approve lhn , The nt st-buildcrs construct their Rtntes In WaHhl.iKtoii. April 24, action of the K.-sen labor- unions undomes alonir the land section of the iu the Hod Hlver eusc hn oh lug express the hope that fJermun labor eompiinyV. linen between Valparaiso the location of the boundary llm ; will stand together against any "nd' Buenos Aires a;.d cause .short between Texas and Olilslioinn, II "schemes to capitalize the workinirleircuiu, minietimes dilay.ing n.essug- will provide anotber ehai.ter In the me r.and women, or destioy their clas; .', fay the officials BAKKIt COL'NTV JS Sl'Kl). DAK Kit, Mar. 1 Tho eli-rult court I forced to wulk the lu.t mile and one- lhe petition Mr. Bower. sU jlook up the trial of tne uamage case, jqunrter. tlie- car being unable to make ,wet a total of 6;!5 signatur'" the lof John S. Hubler against the County ; , its way through tho increasingly dif- Petltlon. representing tne leK "-' jor Baker yesieiaay in wnien me i.iaiii- , ficult snow blockade. historic litigation which hia ilri.CL'Hil tliroiiiili ni.ire than yeufs and. iiccordliiK to K. 1'. Kre llng, attorney gem-nil of (Iklahoma, promises to contiiiiio petii;i.s as lou again before a final settle ment la reached. The controversy over tho boun dary line orgigluntcd early In when ii rich oil field wau discover ed in tlie bed or the Hed river be tween Tlllinan and Cotton counties. Oklahoma and U'h-hlta county. T on. Immediately now solidarity, t wo PRIVATE BANK ! TO BE FORMED 'My .Aocltitf-(l Pre fOSC)W, Mar. 1. The first priv- uf.. l.uL- In Uimuu iin.lcl I'm. rw.ur i..n. rlous situation .. ' . . ,.:., arose In which armed ...en contest-; M Junkt, a bankc H for possession of .1,11 Ing site.. . piuming , po thp intl.r,.sts ....... ... f NatlI)I18i ( lty .jjank f n,.w emor Ih hby opposed an .morgan- th(, )outHd,e ,!link (lf B,.,.!in, ... oooy m , am, h(, iL()ndon ;j( ttm, Mi(um Hill II) Ul V II I UH I Hll'Kt? Will rLUUIini- d. An effort Jiiade by tho kv rnori and attorney eaeralH ot wth BtutoH to tirijnHt tho malti-r i Hank, all of which had hranehod hure until tho Soviet revolution. f t i claimed that private banks are neetied here for ex'hanjjre operations and the financing of imports. So f;ir tho Soviet has, under etrtain condi tions, ujrreed that banks may be form ed by bankers of those countries which have lecojinized the Soviet govern ment. -, .1 . , : , failed, and an nrl;;lnal bill was filed In tho nupreiuf court Decem ber 6, 1 !U!I. by Attorney-Oeae.-al FreKiliiiK iiIIckIiik that the itoiith bank of the "liver eoiiMtftuted the boundary between the states. The bill allowed thlH wait the, Hun set by n treaty between the United Staten and Kpaiu signed In 1 K J It Hlleed, further, that the mi preme court had previoiiHly con- Ktrued tho treaty In this way In deelriinir the vtmn at (Irenv eoulitv. ! (Okla.) aKalnst Tex,:tH, n milt brotiKht to deterinlnfl the - exact boundary nt that point. A ,j.....-uuU n.. i" i pPinciptti consuming countries "is less InR lexaa from malntainluK control hnil h' he(.n corded for some time " it was announced, "anil is insufficient , : WOOL KIIOKTACI:. I WASinNT(;TOX. Mar 1. Many of ! the woolen mills of the importing" One of them annoying nest-builders is called by the natives "ol carpintjero" and another "el lioni.ro," nieaniiiK re spectively "carpenter' uiur the "kiln builder." iJoth of them M-lect the aritfle between the arm of the Polo and the peg which holds the insulator to construct their homes, using th- telegraph wires as additional support. The "onero" builds his nest mostly of clods of earth and the "carpinte.ro" employs wtihII BtiekH and frequently bits of discarded telegraph and fence wiie. The "honeroV nest is usually harmless until it rain, when it be comes mud, the water in which es tablishes a circuit with the arm of tho pole or between the different wires. Hut when the "carpintero" tr'ea to ro onforde the walls of his house with a piece of wire, the disaster to commun ication is instantaneous. , AH the way from liucnos Aires to Valparai.-o up over the Amies, the All-American Cable line employs pat rols armed with long poles whose duty it is to watch for the-;e nests and de stroy them. The birds, working in paiis, will build a nest in a few houra. it is said. , The patrols also have to watch for "Devil's Beard," the thick web of HORSES IN THIS SECTION l'lfd Smith, or Yaklmn, Is buy ing a fow horses in I'lilon county and will be able to Hl.lp n car load within a few days. The horses so far purchased are not extra he.ivy but are good serviceable stock. That the market la looking up for all kln.Js of horses la the gen eral belief. Farm work will soon Ii payers and vote of the c . j tiff seeks damages against the county He states thut while the ltrcquir-, ;n tne gum of IfUOUO for injuries re-: that petitions of this kind '-'d 1"'ceived when the car he was driving .presented !I0 days before tf'"''''0 j backed of fthe grade on the road 0:1 in orde rto get the question i:;e ua'-1 Snake river. The accident hujipened t lot without the consent of com-1 jn June, 1920, missiouers, they neverthele!Ve tne j authority to place the que "n, fne I GOT S'lTNK. . ballot if they deem that t ?ftitin J .HAINES, Mai, 1. After several is a proper petition. weeks waiting for an opportunity to arrest an alleged negio moonshiner and bootlegger, the iKev. R. G. Arch er of North Powder, Methodist min ister and deputy sheriff for Union county, met the suspect face to face in possession of a large jug, which h" Exide Batteries llulli'l'les 111 slock, naileries fvr Item, liuiimies Itjyliaiitcd KiLHi'i-ii. U'uVi'Cill l-Yi llalieil of nil liiMkis JteiailwU. Miiiiiiilwiir 1 in kui'dtor Sen-Ice. B. lOTATTON BATTERY FredNE'urgeVs, Prop. Ill l.elg.llilll'N Mm bine WorkH ri mnrn riuft IILliL IjLNU; 1 ! La Grande MATTRESS SHOP and WEAVING WORKS Mattreggos of nil klndB clean ed and rebuilt. Feather Heiio Valiug. lag lings and Fluff Kuks lor sale. Carpel mill Itug ('leaning SI. ."ill and up CI. as. Bdwards, Prop. Phono 253-W LA GRANDE CHICAGO, Mar. 1. pr was a 00 and there are many runchers ' "upper, too, except that'uern "P" ding a few head to snlli e out pellation had not been in"'l f rom J work this ; England in her day ande campus 1 e of the customs of 2fl years ago1 not have ' species of Argentine spider, swept I from lh I l,v 1 1. uiin.l n,wl countries of the world have regained ! ric( nnjnst the telegraph wires, elec- I normal pie-war consuming bases and 1 are converting raw stocks into finish ed goods at almost the pre-war rate, 'the department of agriculture un- I nounced Sunday. ' 1 he supply in the trically connecting them when wet by rain or dew. rangers by that time having driven L , ''"'"' ity t obtain stocks being ascribed by Tills In ill 111. t lull UI1H lf!-rilitff 1111(1 1 . . . .... .... on April 1 . 1920, Frederic A. lie- to meet present demand," their inabil ity to obtain stocks being ascribed b) the deparmeiit to "the unsettled eco nomic world." " ... , . 1 nomic conoiiioiiH 1111 ougnoui. me ii.uu 111 v iii.-iikii iviin ii.iiiiiii..'ii 11. celver for tho I'ontcstcvl lauds. He 1b still serving in that capacity. : In tho meantime, the government of tho United States Intervened, j Hustalning the 'position of Oklahoma with reference to the contentions In the bill of complaint Hied by Attorney General Frcollng, but lib ATTENTION. HOY AL AHC'II MASONS. Tiiere will he a special communica tion of I,a (Irande Chapter, No. 0, R. A. M. Thursday evening, March 2nd, for practice in the Most Kxcel lent Masters degree. Sojourning !Itiy- legiiiK mm ui goveriiiiieui o. ine 1 h ,. ,..i,.,,, United States was the owner of the! j, order of II P soil between tho middle of the river j 1 ' 11 piiscfi r 2-28-21 Scretn'rv. mid the south hank, liecause the Ited river waH n noii-uavlgable stream, and. therefore, the ntnto of Oklahoma did not take title to Ita bod when admitted to the union. On Ap.il 11, I20, the court handed down Its opinion, sustaining the contentions of Oklahoma, and holding that thu iiuestlon had al ready been decided ill the previous ly entloned Greer county case. At the sumo tlnin the court made an order instructing tho parties to the till It to Introduce proof to determine the location of tho south bank of tho river. Then followed n long series of healings berore Frederick H. Tyler, Vuited States Commissioner, who wag named by the court to take testimony on this phase of tha ease. Hundreds of placer claim- mils were heard us were old resi dents of tho district, and scien tists who testified as to the loca tion of the bunk from liiforniutlon obtained by study or the geolnalciil formation of the teriiau and from Investigation of trees, many of which worn cut down for their In Mpectlon. Dining the pendency of 'the action, many parties have Intervened, some claiming title by virtue of being riparian owners ji.ul others by vir tue of having nuule mineral discov eries In the bed of the river. On the iiuestlon of title, the court hax heard arguments from the riparian claimants, tho mineral lialmants. from the Veiled Suites and from Oklahoma. In the final hearing, set for April 24. the United stiiles ui.il nkla- , noma 011 one side, and the state of Texas on the other, will file their briefs nml present their argil--menu roiiieriiing the south hank. The land Involved in tin. mica lion Is mid to be worth millions of dollars, the oil ll.-l.l ! n of a rich nature. Ai-cordlng to Attorney Gen eral Freellng. the iwlvei f. Hie lands now has In his possession Jill. nun. 0110 in cash, re.etveil from the (peiattn,, ,, (, the Intnl. This will 1,0 held by him Until the litigation Is nettled. RABBITS IKE HOI Iff CABIN IIEND, Mar. I. Cabins of early homesteudeiM on the high desert, emp ty for years, are deserted no longer. They have been appropriated ity the jackrabbit. Since the coming of th? henvy snow Sunday, desolate shucks, abandoned by man, have furnished shelter to hundred of long cured rod ents, County School Superintendent J. Alton Thompson reported this morn ing following a trip to the Grinstead ranch :12 miles east of Hend. Scores of "jacks' were congregat- teanis which will go to season 111 u nee nr unmi. heavier tractors, according to men : the benefit of 1922 publl ' mctnotis. 1 who are familiar with tho situation. That is why Miss KleanrV- Adams.., The Graiido lioude horso is known ,lrofe;aor of Oxford coll' for worn- I fur and wide for his wind, his -' defends the galosh-i'ping bob- feet, and his general hardiness, bed-hair wearer of kneeigth skirts , j Whenever the horse market Hhowsi0' today. l! a little lief tho buyers begin to ;. "The socially grote.sqfl'atur'?s ', come to where they know they can .today are no worse 1 n those of buy the kind of horses people want. ther times," said Missnis, one of tbe delegates to lh nierence 0.1 deans of women. whiclosed today. ! Remember, she said,' merry wid ow hat, the "balloon" Ves, the wire I "Kv Permanon Chamberlain's Cough Keniedy Nothing So Good for Cough or Cold. Sewer Water irrigation ( 'ulvert Dnilnago WELL CURBING- Phono Main .120 t as the Pyramids nfactui-crs tif KiiildiliK loundlltion Silo Cllininey Blocks j -SEPTIC TANKS Factory Island City Cough Remedy sValwni-d 1 Tt'tiple V ...... one Iain's A, ' write town, Pa, preparation any other. It cough or break who has used Chamber- i speaks well ot Miller, Abbott-,- 10 once use this n Katisfied wit1! i llent to allay n Id. adv. i CvM t h Mints C5,'A1 if & invalids IIO COOKING The FoodDnnk Vr All ges. Quick Lunch at HonXoffick.aad Fountains. Atk tor HOKlCiqs. t3-Avoid Imitations & Substilutel ii EVERYBODY IS THINKING, TALK ING, READING and DEMANDING IT. WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT DOMESTIC FUEL ECONOMY, REMEMBER EC0N- IY MEANS THE MOST HEAT UNITS F0RXY0UR MONEY. NO COAL IS HIGHERXN HEAT UNITS THAN OUR N'slillllilil j S I'lHihilliiiii";:1! "A Glass In Time Saves"- Slightly cliangcd, liut you know tho import, and eyes arc more important than stitches. Lot Optometry aid you to soe things in the right light regarding your eyes and their care. The host eye in the world can easily lie niiidc the reverse by ,i slight strain and abuse. No organ of the human system will snap so quickly as t lie eye. Work won't hurt it Abuse kills it. The most abused organ and the least complaining is the eye. When in cries "help," heed the warning. Our methods and equipment are the most modern. DR. W. H. PEARE Optometrist With J. H. PEARE & SON T3Jj X X X FAMOUS King Roal PEAK OF THE LOAD It comes at tho breakfast, luncheon and dinner hour. The demand is sudden, tremendous. V'TYak of the load." s;ys the electric engineer. "Whtit a convenience,", comments the housewife . And' of or to the business. LABOR REJECTS : r KRUPP PLAN both V i utihtyx V 1 mean I ..... 1. ....!, J- in in j i t j.i .iiv yi 1 ri 1 . . f l JiusiequipB Ik'. Of illt lllgx-iot lAndthe riaxu( Vinoiiito itVvl r I 17 liggest service prnblem in the public Togct elect riii service when, where, and how you want ir without f arning. witlijiiut telephoning for it, a ' rtiint we nidst have "lieak of the load" eoniiiment the load" demands. lent is costly. It takes a lot of money to oxiotv condition, reaov air an tunes to servo von. mini number of men must bo employed to ther tho call comes or not. Vital things, those. And they must bo paid for if are to got the electric service you demand, in t ii i voit demand it. ' THINK IT OVET?. iM nwnt frtwl TvRPEki. fMwqi, Mur. 1-Unior labor has ir.trtW 41m a favtft by the Vrupp workmen er to haf purchased 'a special issue of stock, ith their sav ings, and wen to receive certain ad. ministrative privileges, looking to ward co-operative management of the plants, according to th Krupp announcement. I PUJX13 MAIN 10 o ? I Eastern Oregoa Light . . Company I ,v I : . ! i e. , ..l J . . ':y . ! .1 t V if V o J 4 1L. Oi i .. i - t .-- ,
