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TiiesJav, MsvM 7, 1022 PAf!R FOUR T.7i (IWXXDE EVTNTSTa OBSEIVEK Che Observer as imii;i',:mii:nt i: v si-a i'l :h. j l'uhllitht HitUy and w-kly at U , I7rjirtri firei-ott hv I n i'.rnmm Hcn. t Lob ObrviT i'!ihtihiiis 'iriiRoy. niiiici: ui;njs. Kit nor. Untered at lh 1'untnri Ice nt Lti 'trande, ")rrntv ii it Mi-cunti firms M h 1 1 Matter. Adf1rf h 1 1 t'Offiiiniiiii m lona to Til K OHKKUVKK, 14U A(laui Ave.. 1- ; UramtH, Ort-c-nn. CITY AM rorvi'Y OVtfUHAU f I' A 11 1 II. ! On unle (n rOh-r orfron Hotitl i Nw Btafi'l. 1'orUuh't; Imperial Nw j Wand. Portlmd; Multuuu&b ewi Stand, Portland. IN THE OLD HOME TOWN IMI-TIO II A TICS lly Currier Dally, pT rw.nth Daily, ptr Hire ninnttm .Mir. ' V ill. HIM JP rye 7 76c 12. as rjftllv. Dcr 1 mo . In advance 14.60 Pally, alntfle mov -8c ( lly Mull. ) Ratty, pr-r yer. m h .li.'ine -. IS 09 j Pally, ix moniliR. In mivnri ....2.60 j PHy, three immnOui, it) advance $125 Pally, p'-r m'-nrli 60c ' Weekly Oljicrv r-Stnr, by Hifttl, per yt-ar, In wivtw -...tl.OO MKM Hi: H AhSorUTKI) Pit KM, Th Afocl;i-d I'r'-- t TClul vclr entitled to iiki for iiih!icatln of all now .1lrnt"to- .rr.-.lit.-n1 in It or not. other win rrfliud in this ipt. and Rlao td1 lorn l nw pu MlVnen i herein. AM rlphta of r--p'it'll'-'ition nt x peel a.) dlpnrnhfH hen nlo ;m? fm-rved 1 C; j&yw lrff'i: & BAK7tP3 DfTLIvrf WAGON HADA S. A".'. '"Y"' J, 1 3KT4lW AOCIDFAiT ON LOVWEfit - fr 7" MAIN S1T?FT TT 'A-v ;er Mike's sot a Jou as niuhl man. He'll sat money." 1 'tw?" Shur-be can ship ail Ouy an' save his board and work ai! night and save his iudi;ia..-' Solonion't WImIihii riUsburch Chronicle - 'IVlrurli Isruel Zangwill, who unit wjs a teacher in an elementary ihu-!. is a perfect mine of funiiv stun- about schoolboy-. Hect-iitly he r'fi red to a little London lad who wui sentenced to h i.atined. " 'Taint fair'" h; wfii:ii-'-rt'd, "beside, can in' won't nevi-r du me any good.' "Possibly not." a creed the m;u ter. ''Hut on the other hand, to re frain from canning you will ft;rtnn ly do you harm. Don't ym know that Holonion. the wisest im:iii th.it i ,evcr lived, 'Spare tlie rod and si'oil 'the child:" "Yes," objected the1 dtdiitquent, ( "but Sulonion took ood i are not ; to .iy that til!' he was g rowed up." U j Jack "They have inaihiiH-. now i;: ;that can tell wht-n a man is lytnir. jj j Kver seen one V ! Chan Si,h;ii one? Lord, I mar- ,,j tried one." Bible Thought. For Todaj";T"'.B .'rr, .rp'- O .are O ) ircr t worlc fur thpir livintq . ... . PRAISB THK OOOD COD Make t(J the idr'w with tt ntcad ' of n tint nr m i.vftil mi ua ntttn tun nr I- n-, ' ter into his Kates with thaitkKirlv iiiK. For tho Lord is good. Pa 1()U:1, A, 5. If the caw of the estate f Mrs. H;l; j were an isolated one the matter would inot b wtrth mrntionin(f. Cut unfor tunately it is typical of hundrwis of ( I other c;te. A- jood many billions of ; A Fine Twenty-Year-Old dollars arc. tied up in tax exempt se- 'cunties in tliis country. Figure verV ' Tlie Portland Journal rounded out ' conKen tivty on the basis of whai. . . , , i, was done with the estate of Mrs. ilill twenty years of ex .stencc yesterday,, . , ... . A, 3 3 " by eSpert,, handling, and the extra nnd celebrated the event by complet- W(.iKht oi'ttHxation phv:ett, hi conse anjr iiiMtallation of nnother ' hundred 0-eriP orT th' ahoulaers of thoso thousand dollar press, besides finish-. ;vhosR ProPerty enjoys no exemption ' bcfcnmt'j appalling. It run into lp inn the liuihlintf of it circulation up hiimli-cils of millions, possiMy into Un to the one huiHrcd thousand mark on billions annualjy. It fcasily mnUt's .. . .... . the iliftVnuO' botwron t situation in the gumliiy cilition. ... ,. ... .. .. ,. whuli the nation could handle it fin It U douhtful if the rcmarkaldp :in,.ia ,,rt,,.niH easily, and the pres Kruwth of the Journal has a paiallel ent very difficult wonomic condition. in the nation. THE .OFFICE CAT y JUru mmmm HIGH SCHOOL NOTES The hitfh ch.iil double quarter r will k i n j; iTi the, o ve r a 1 x ra :r. i i a ; schools on Wednesday afternoon. Tir object of the sinirinir will Uc to ad vertise the presentation of 'Clarence" bl the Seniors, The Kalsomine Four di-i ihent-'v-1-proud Sunday afternon. They aserr, bled their hammers, kalsttmine, brush es, axes, etc., ar:d spent entire afternrton in prr'-trin the sfijie for the presentation of !r.; xrnior play, The personnel of this quarr t is: Doujfla: Khnr., Fofttor Sirns, T-i I-iirsen and Ilill Heuhan. In two decades it han i rown from a little country daily, carrying adwrtisemenU on the front piie. to one of the really bijf, mnssiv-i Thoi Franco-British Pact Tiie rolimininiatiim of a Kreiiclt ai:r' nient eleari Illilisll tho Ku- metropolitan newspapora of tho na- r"l'M" Hatinn for the present, at ii'tmi, hh noiiuiiK euiiiii uo. tion. Did it just happen to do this? War. I'"ranr will now h:ive the f?nar;l 11- J tees of aid . which idle felt were The attendance in the hic;:i school is hack to norma!. Duiinir the Int OH, VICS month it was lower than at any tiin.- Keen Home of our mighty officials this year, due to the many cases of holleve that "the Karly Ilird .itch, s illness among both teachers ami tho Worm." Hut why don't they pupils. The month previous found laud him? Hotter try daylight, the attendance above normal. Xiyht rides and early morula:; ridtN seem to be a failure. "KooIh bluff The Senior Cia.-s will make an ef I ii where uiikoIh fear to tread." fort to annex at least a point in the interclass contest. Thel hehl a meet- A .New Cure for Insomnia. nig- to stir up pen in regards to th. New York Timea: A tale that is selling of tickets for "Clarence." Tn: in tit.. iirovfwionR of the loaent. of told iif t'iil:i-ilH on with 11 if ,.,ntifr. winner, amontr the elas.-es. will 1m ao rapidly that the Journal could not nillionH In r,,trn for tho assur- e,1 Is of a woman who, while re- awarded with two muchly coveted llclo (trowinir also? Tho growth o' anre of Tlritlsh anpport, France will eoverlnu fi-oin the current affliction points for nel ling the most tickets an. I cease lo retard Willi Jealousy and 'of lnfluer,.;a, foilml hersilf a victim the sedate henmra have deci.ied t.) suspicion e ery move; economic: or. of obstinate insomnia. H'-arini; of w'n- 'nii contest now .-tan-.ls: J.m I'aellle. which Oreat Hrltaln may this Woe. the doctor save her a '"rs, one point; Sophomores, one is a man, just as there is always a make, and the two should he able ' tablet to take. This she put on a point; Freshmen, two points, an:i to ro forward with some construe- table close to her bed and when, as seniors, nothing. tive nie.iftilres for peace and recon- hud become aid habit, sleep would structlon In Kurope. not come, she reached out in the A Senior assembly was held yeste- It la a little difficult. for a din- darkness, found the tablet and took ''"J" to announce the coming of "Clar- passionatH observer to see why these It. A few minutes later she went we-" Each number of' the cnt per- n.ir. ,Tr.u,i,,l. u,.,r.. u.'.:nu In .1,1 sleeo :i 11 ,1 u,, 00 1 1 n u ,) till mnrn. formed fill' a FOOi't time, giving the Oregon, who went to Portland at th-! ,h(t r.rt, of .,,;,.,,,,( derUiiK, when she woke much refreshed. ! students some idea of what was in right time ar.d who had the broadness the leamio rnvenant; b-.it perhnps Hut then she saw that the hypnotic . x'"rl' f"r them. The features of the of vision, the ability to handle men, ' ' the.eourse of (he next 2 years disk was still on the t. thouah ?y were the lovable manner in which during which the Franco-IlrltlHh missing therefrom was a small pnr- 1 ora aM HoliUy W heeler converged the economical temperament and love pllst ,H (,V(,n Klin)n my reain button that she then reniem- ,ls !1"d brother usually do. for his work which, all combined, come to ban" real faith In agree- 'bored as having been there tho night Alfred .Meyers and Ruth Ilill took the ments for peace Instead of for war. before! men unim ocan ami r.oun riercc, as .nr. ana .irs, v net ler, gave m.'i !. v t l : V ifX-WMi l . i ivi..i'L wku 1EP "IV., watch 01: avjndows Ii Starting the Season Right! NKW MKla ilANIIISK AltlttVKS KVKB" IIAV ((f.YUTY ALWAYS THE 1UOUEST STAMA!iD! COATS, SUITS , AND DRESSES IX A WON DUO US NKW ASSORTMENT ?IU.:U ui to 7.AK) Whether you are si-leeting a dress, suit or coat, it wiil pay you to vmt our ready-to-wear department ami bee all the m-w mudes uov bctus showu fur a;-iius summer. that been seized aj tuueh for their entire tor their p-iVi-.m-r tuvouiinaess to our L ..Mil: atul ee tile new every dj -twas some- SILK KNIT TUBING PINK Oli .YUITK Sl.-" vara :r nik::'; -n.i-r-i'e M . ft 1 stylea I uriV.lity palroiX ' Stel,r windows ,-very -.V-. i'S garments .fcV-hey are eutoa aW a 4 thing new aVvVesW " V-1 it hwause the city of Portland Krew nerssary to h.-r safety In addition- Portland was essential, of course, but behind the rntwth of the Journal there man behind every biK successful un-' dertakin That man is C. S, JneUson, formerh' ; a country newspaperman of Eastern Dfiiutiful Xcw ! DRAPERIES ;"KS5, KUJv an.l COTTON" FA DUI.'S " Tlte ffnest of fabrics, thin silbt-n iurv a: i transparent materials as w-'!l 5 rr tonnes and Tr? y cloth. The i tir::'.i:- i ' : firaperies for (lie sprint: seastm :r-ii".:--Perhaps a bit briHhter than ev-r h--r.re ar.-i a bit more conventional in desi::i. but : tt-re - an assortment that is sure to yii.-.fy -vr? .. There are also guimp hrmus ar.d matili the eolorintrs in most of itirrn. Se our window display of tht-iw ;jvt-;y .rrw fabrics. Prtrc?: ranee from ;"jc up. XeT curtain nets are here wo'. L. WHITE spurts anil com 3: .t'-rial corned in v.Suiir shape al-!.:U'nin-r shoulder tiir umen who : zl 1 -! -r j r me :i to. $10-.' yd. -VX-D id-e Ei. ;;; or i.;. t :K-i".v Lin:)orid giiii.re ia .vi) iv p iol tine and na-i-T.-s wilt. A -.vondt-rf al ,ire 'T'-ite va:"M ra:izm'5 .luioi! ine ncau 01 me journal sue- -' j . . Wtii'tli.'r thi sitiiitrinti in iiltal or I cessful to a marked decree. . !noU it ia omethlna that at last! Home. to the small boy, is largely n instructive illustration of how the The Journal is today a trreat news- tho Euronoan nations, arc takine filling station. . mor "aate coupies settle meir uu Such men as Frank Irvine. ''P l,nvil" 1,10 "tnement or tnetr own )iiibUpderstsndinKi and difr'i-cu;ti-a iiiKlad of trying to unload l hem 011 1" 11c to Ram. The piiPer. Don Sterling. Ralph Watson, U. 'r. Jackson and scores of ot tiers wlw work on Hit' Joui'nal, have aided greatly In the sueenss of the paper, nnvt) hut behind them all stands llio tall, C or eaunt fiirnm nf f ! .tn,.im tx-Un . Hart, of Harvard met the payrolls when they were hard v,,, niljr lM,,i "Mb 1 ficulties. to meet; who plugged the leaks in the lmsincss; who directed the c ouro '.if h nnd then, by careful sleeving kept th 'ir 1he Journal in that road. The Observer congratulates Mr, .lacks. n and his nore than two hun dred assistants who make the Jour nal on the twenty years growth and we pronounce the unilertakinic s o; the jfreal newspaper successes of Am rrica. HVt-nmw school Iww woultl inure sinenre likini; for W ivhiiifion if he km'w of rev-Mntinn of Prof. Albert Husii- t list fleore Kpelbvl nine nnd wukIow "'winder." A 4 A if Mill 11 V VTA Mi 111 tri u:i V i(iH. is paper, deciding the road to take h, .h-rmineJ tu'urftve in tom 1 y tt the war veter ans if it taken thi hist cent of tlietc constituents' money. An -'aertet nihil ami p-iseimer route het ve 11 Ha 111 Inn-: and San Kruncijit-o has been propt:sd. .'ly iier ilioul-t hSce .nbh tl zest when H.imbhti; Is the stake. The piedmont: The twenty-cunt " Princeton fre.shm.ii who sav thev The Junior irirls won the upper-olass have never k issd a irl don't say 1 "asketball championship Friday after what Rirl. . 1 no,)" y defeating the Seniors in the 1 : third and decisive frame of tiie series. l.urliiitfton News: About the on- Thft Mnr W:H clos tlunuirhout an.! ly thiuir that scares a lmrso in town the frame was anMiody's until the .Inn now is another horse. ,ors tnnk f"'m hoU1 of jr in the - half.- The Juniors will play the w;n "Oh!- exclaimed the snffrauette, ner of the Sophomore Freshmen series f.wmlv -if thn 1 or.i i.:.l on iv 1,1 m'ar fl"t', lr the jrirl.s mter- m.ide me a man!" "perhaps ho (lid. dear." said the wlilow sooth in !;'.y. "hat you Just haven't found him yet." class basketball championship. ''.lack wanted lo kis me last night," she told her friend. "How do you know he did .'" ' B. ea use he wouldn't have done it if he hadn't wanted lo." OR I FUST PAPER MilKEilS these bu-y little worker?. The", however, have always made their pa per of wood pulp while with us the ue of that article is a comparatively recent development in the paper-making industiy. To the hornet, the makinir of thh paper is of the greatest importance as it furnishes the material for the hives iff which they raise their fam ilies. Their method of constructing- these hives is an interestiner one. After first selecting a place, they cover ii with a mucilaginous paste to which thev fasten their nest. The material that they use is wood , obtained from old fences or the dead' limbs of trees. This wood pulp is worked by the mandibles of the wasn j and when mixed with the adhesive so- I ere tion of the salivary glands, pro- j duces a substance that is essentially t paper. When very good paper is re quired, the flake is allowed to dry anl is chewed" again, sometimes two or, three times before it is used. ! Their hives are composed of hor-: i'.ontal tiers of hexagonal cells about the size of those in the comh of honey. These tiers are placed one above the 01 her and' ate supported by column?, the whole being enveloped in manv; thicknesses of water-proof paper. in each of these cells an egg is placed which latee hatches into a full fledg-j ed wasp ati ihe laborious process of making pupVr is carried on by theae new little bfcilders. Mrs. Floberz Passed i On Sunday Morning: Mr:. Charles Floberg died Sunday morning following a brief illness. She is survived by her husband and two children, Marie, aged seven, and Ralph, aged five, her mother un:! father, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bart.; two sisters, Mrs. U. Becker and Mrs. E. G. Stewart, and one brother. Wil liam Bartz, all of this city. Deceased was lill years of age. Fun eral services will be held at the Methodist church Wednesday after- . noon, Rtv. (Jeo. Quigiey officiating. Interment will be in the Masonic centt -etery. The remains will lie in state at tha . Bohnenkamp chapel Wednesday until, the hour of the funeral. TefVponnds of lard $1-T0 at People's Market (Phone Main 747. RAGS Wanted at The Observer. ten m Need of Coal ad Woo Hay and Grain, Poultry Supplies ('till Al 711 STILE Jefferson Street. sl ELLEDGE Main 711. . Here's a Sample of Business Fas TUNNEL UNSAF E 'Are you noisy when you e ;i sk s ' " Sor ia I Hints," No, wo uoisv w hen we don't u it. I'lnances it! t rpit : , f nv isorl.-tei preK-0 t"" KANSAS CITY. M... Mar. 7 Ho". are nets are the original pa;vr makers. The paper that made by t'nem i ir. many respect similar to ours and it is quite po.-sdile that we gained oti! brot ii- ideas nf maVinir panel- bv w:i? .-bin': As (Ma of the things that cripp!e biinoss In. lay and one (.f the most important things the Istrmt Fie-lVr.- files ihe tax-exempt seruritic:, and tla-n that newsnper gives a con crete illustration as follows: D O March 10rl if the last day to pay' water !nt u-jiij(ut a penalty. o-7-3t PABS COLDS f 4 nt sooii "nipped in '.he bud" fe-' fcthoui "dosing" bj use of Wv a fo Rua Oxr l7MUBonJan LW Ytorly j FIRST CLASS liiM-lAxprinpt l.i imp C(i;il dfliviTcil from ;lii(-k on Li;iih1.:1:!.i')i). Dclivorctl from cars now c-n route ll'.T.'A Citijiraiitt-tMl. K D. Lynch Co. SAI FM. Mar. T. T ain operation thv'High the VnT.ii;i t unn.-l r.f th-O.-W. r.n!i' .l i at I'orflritid, und r e tstirsg t'.Mlibl..ns, is deeljirrd by the pubhc hcivice rommisMon, in an or.ler written bv Commissioner Fred (i prob;ite court fight amnrg th( Putrhd nnd rnnenrred in bv Chairmn-i lieirs nf .lanie .1 1ms been nn of I; tW Inn b"eii r un Hilrniiiit rjitor tate of sr..tsi!i,' i Hill and Mr. 1 1 1 U in P . d. 'I be 1 'it' iltilMII ', -'1,'IU Of" for Mrs. Ihli's V !'.! tbat is mm' Wdaarr.s, to be a- rt'T,,i,l n I be b.-allh lit: I s )"- "Tgers." The i-. fi.-r thx, p.my tn f . wi. incidental tl.' i ( lie -h' ni f:, -j -it i ..;?' of pui'lic ii.'ift t'-;it I .niM V, Hill. fr.i'niM' bii'.ii;,' i'.iviri' f,,i Mrs. :r; i ifu-iji! " Hill, L'Mif.id that bcif 't(:ntig i liil.I drt.uc'H mi:: nnd lontitMiinir niitt! li'l'i. he i(posd oider to n-. ff heavily taxed securities luld hv hi now oiN pi ineiojd, vob I i'uf illy tbii f r lav- . Itr, , . fiee hohliti'--, mid in b,is u.-o' ;V m n-.- ti-rs t;-i d lor annual income from $', ioo stalling .f n to 7.'10,nfiii h jear; that i.s, be i.mihtrd tvd on ! net returns, ' ilhc .w:H Here m a rt.ncrr'e evampie nf lh- Co'Mlvutor t vioking of the tax exempt bond evn l!:'ayiai finbo'lv ran nndersfnnd nt a k inner, staff bb . i "uniife :u d tint sue1, l'-,a.ite protection t ifety of einpiiiye. an- l the raiinad e-'n h tlie i o'v.ai'--H. n a! of the f..,n.iol t ol on :h,o; suitable r :c."o-,ic the hrtia .1 wni i of Ihr Cri-v! e-eidi-'ii.-ht aU'iit thro'ik'h th" f'eih; tram in lb- Inn- ''r 'J'i bt-it. n-ulltnf in thrn-iifti -iofforjiiwn, of iff e WVttr. t .. ,.? (,,. I.mds of tK- .Hie future it lit a single iiislnflic, in the rn;e of li I s(. sgt! , inp ,rtlcr of the ii prrsornil fortune, w-liich is inpn-f. I enminttem!. . by cver.il m Mchtgn wbn h 1 ave . -- mmm --. M jy C5- 4 I In The Business World Tbj man .who" hat character and rtjainlain a good deposit La a reli&Vo bank ha many ad vantage We r; A prepared to help our deposiior a fully at tafe Lanking meUiodt will permit, Build up t',5 by batik LA Gl ur buanett ttand- u. NDE V.... l:i mi .vis or saik- V'lily ail sunn V- -Vrr'i;? piano is ii i -it,. HOW. ( will III' lU pU'C V'tt. ii-. No lioinc is compli.'tf wiilimit I'yin the ilc.-iir to hear it. A ootl ornament to any liomo lmt it uives its nieniliers. Start your rliililren i tin- .i,4ii.. on piii-e and terms that W.H.B ohneEkamp Co. 4M t "-'l - -ij'i.-- i nt hnx wni..i,i.r, .iut i. ill tita. t u.ii'i. , . :,i T ,A i ATIMl A n A aii t ..-.,..(, -,v...iiv .,.. .1. . - i. . I -a j NATIONAL , BANK 1 lc 1 1 . ii'ili LA GRANDE; ORE t.R ;:ts Vr I "w-raiANx- ri;a:.Rr;.Tv'r '6 - TV e e v:
