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IN TUB OLD HOME TOWN
I 1- ' I '. .1 I 1 - -J ir 1 ,1 1 .1'iL' ft t'-l I
1 m,m?i wmma
i -r.-tijvS-i ire IKS..
OlCHI IN THE MIU-..T OF TAP CAMMED V . V 1
J J WPVWHOT fajTILAi. HUMENT .:rNv VV J i I
fl IT V-1
lie by telling Ikw he wpent nii'l In
vested the moni-y. Most of It Is
already disposed of, be announced.
"Thei Nobel prlro awarded me,"
said M. France, "has given rise to
much talk and stupidities. I liave
spent some of the money for some
very beautiful Gobelin tapestries
exquisite, royal ones. The rent of
the money I huve lnvesti-1 In r'roneh
national defense IioikIh. I consider
that an excellent and most coin-
fortuble means of' invcitineut."
Knut Hunsuni, the Xorweclan
novelist, who "Crowth of Soil" belli-1
ed win for him the Nobel prlre furl
literature, showed that he was in
earnest whi.1i he wrote the show-!
mentioned book. He lmesud mo.t
of the Nobel prlre in blooded Muck
and other improvements fur his
farm In Norway.
It will bo recalled that Theodore
Itoosevolt who won the Nobel Pe.iro
Prize in 1!)UB Cor his efforts iu
brinpln gtoj anj und the Russo'-J:i-anese
war gaii his $40, nuO to .the
(''oundatlon foi i'romotlii indiis
trial Poace. ) H 1
Iowa School District
For Todaj
Bible Thought
nulred two or throe years In
1'EACK WITH ALIi SIKN Fol- Ilg at u filial determination,
low penro with nil men, and holl- Judto Jvuowles put his fiiiKt'r on
liess, without iwhlch no man shall one uf ti10 most wasteful of nil pro
Bee tho Lord. Hebrews 12:14. ccbkcs In 'government. Two days of
Cilovc Silk Hose
. In White
New Xcckwcar
Just In
nKfliweeo
Incorporated
SPRING FASHION NEWS
From La (.iramlc's tireatcst Di'p't Store
E'
Are the People Ready?
Ueaders of the
V'ho read with
litigation over n $2.r0 second-band
stove Is' a. perfect liitiHtration. It
coat $200 to try the case. The public
Eveninjf Ob.-x?rveriH uudir iiii obliKiitfon to use a clr-
i i, i I cult court In the trial or such nb-
in the trial of such
siiril ItieM.
livcred by I. N. Day, chuirmnn of the j It ( tnmnion knowledne' that In
Btate tax invesli(?atin(r committee be-: Multnoiuah, county, the tlnui of one
- ... . . , ... . lf not two circuit Judges, and of one
foro tho Union County Ad tlub n: ., , , , ., . , ,
, if not two circuit court departments
list Tuesday's luncheon must con- rould be saved by, autliorlzlni; the
cede that Mr. Hay put the facts up district courts to hear cases up to
.... $51)0 Instead) of $Huo. The cbunue
just as they are. ; would entail no added expense be-
The social democracy, such nw yond thrvjiosslble employment of an
huvc in OrcKon, has brought the tre-i,"l(lll""l' deputy In, the office of
, ... , the elurj of tho, district court,
mendous tax burden. It sounds fine; Tho (lllc8 o( ,e (1Ht,.,(t jullKm
to urc-a that every man shall muke hi i are very Unlit. Their courtrooms
..,.. i....... ii..,, i... i, .. i i ,. i. lire often eniiity.
' , , . , . - Ono of the most wasteful thlnns , tve,lta of
i,u,i1,,-i,i..,.-i.i.u.,i.-11 th0 ,,1Klg,ulllra ,,,, 5 , 1(,r.
stead ho shull vote on business. mcu- pollute- the very thinus Juilce
surcs and lux measures determining: Knuwles has pointed out, ivblle vast-
i ly IncreasiiiK the cost by creatini;
ino course oi Hiaio, ncuooi, niKiiwujj
(Special to Tlif. otmi-rvprl
mwi wrMriiMl ui l I-,, .
I 1111 I " I I a n I i-rr--l .liar.
1 WUVWL. IW I "!,,,. Is1111(, CUy anj has niove( jt t()
J his property in the north part of thU
The boys' basketball ti.'.im will I district recently 1
meet soon to electa captain fori jary Masters 'tins been !.:, f I
tlio ensulnu year and to decide upon jRchoH the past f(;w days on aKumn
ot illness.
Mr. Posey callod on 'Ir. Salisbury' I
on business Thursday.
The sun is shining bripht, birds
are smcinfr and ladies cleanini; house
here this morning. Sounds like spiir.3
is coming. ...
tholr letters. Tho affair will occur
in tile evening mid soup and fish
will be served as the evening will
he partially spent in social activities.
The footballers met yesterday and
in addition to talking over aiul win
ning fast year's games, they unani
mously elected Clifford "Dutch" Al
stott for the year's captain.
county and city expenditures. Yes,
it docs sound fine, but results lire
vi
xvhnl.count. Look nt your tax riolico
tony that's the result, "
Now, let us analyze the situation
uliKhtly. Instead of the voting power
being in tho hands of the men and
women who own property and there
fore, pny the burden of taxis, wu arc
reliably informed by Mr. Day tma
only twenty per cent of the peo
who vote pay taxes. In other words
iho taxpayer is iu the minority an:
when a measure appears on the bal
lot carrying heavy expenditures ' bf
the public money the power to pass
that measure rests with the eightv
per cent who do not pny the bill.
There you have the whole situa
tion' in Oregon in condensed form. "
Would it not be better to turn
not backward, but forward to the
j new jmlgship at almost every bcs-
slou. ' ' .
THE OFFICE CAT
iCHirj-
(Ireat huppenlims occurred at the
hi Kit hcIiooI yesterday. Itoys fussed
with tlH'lr neckwear and pompa
dours, and the K'rls won out sev
eral perfectly kooI mirrors prepur
fim themselves for one of the bit'
the yeiir to-wit If. J.
Ititter took their picture! It this
year's .Mimlr will depicit their hand
some physioKonilos us the students
expect it to, then an innocent by
stander would think that all the
handsome lads and pretty lasslea in
the world had emigrated to La
Grande. The virions appearing Krld
f i 10 11 devotees donned their mole
; fckiiiM und tin rdhoi led expressions
and wutrhtd the birdy. The junior
sophomore and freshman classes
were shot iu groups. The hih
school soldiers looked very stoi
cal and heroic when their turn came
as did the seniors, who were lucky
enough to bo taken us Individuals,
instead of en masse. The Latin
mid Molern Language clubs Kot
their fuces recorded and the Boys'
(J ee fVlub va harmoniously taken
Into camp. Hut the great affair
of the day was the photographing
of the girb all of them' at onco.
Only one camera was broken and
tlio affair was judged very success
ful. 1.
MEW
IDEAL' LIFE
YASXAYA, Polyann, Russia, M11-.
IS. In their search for total freedom,
the community of young people es
tablished here last September with
the intention of showing the woild
that the ideal life planned by Tolstoi
is possible, has removed to Scipu
chow, nearer Moscow. ,
There they' have taken up a r.ew
tract of land of which there is plenty
since the flight or death of the old
landlords and the refusal of peasants
to cultivate more than sufficient for
their immediate n:eds. An outbreak
j of typhus in the village hastened
ineir departure.
VI'N' If you are not quite ready to select your
new costume, you must be anxious to know Just
lmt Is new tor spring, Just what you will hnvo
to rtwHxso from. And here, you may know, are tho
iuot ev lnsho of new garments. They are styles that
coul the attractiveness of American women and they
are a revelation of loveliness, to say the very least.
The Dresses
JuM n Kl.mre at these exquisite new Taffeta frocks
full of color and crlspuess of a new season proves
that spring i sure to be here soon. ,
Lots of navy blue frocks with bright rnlored trim
minb, in crepe, creptf knit and woolen fabrics.
The) PKGOY PAICK modelB are shown exclusively
here nnd surely accentuate tho beauty of the spring
season.
Your inspection of our Mock is most earnestly
requested.
Prices $10.50 to $70.00.
The Suits "1
Thi're's no denying nuvy blue its place In tho sun
when It comes to suits for spring, hut this season It
has given way just enough to let tweeds and home
spuns In tans nnd grays creep in. Jackets aro sburt
and your skirt may, bo short or long, just as desired.
Many new suits of uavy blue arrived (luring the
past week.
Prices $12.30 up to $08.50. - '.
Coats and Capes
P The Newest For Every Occasion Here!
Spring Capes fall In straight lines and aro warmly fashioned
they are favored In navy blue and attractive shades ot brown.
The coats may be seen iu Btyles suitable for sports we-ir.
motoring or Tor formal dress wear In navy blue, black and shades
of brown.
The sports coats nnd those for everyday wear are 'of heavy
polo.clolh, tweed and homespuns in light shades of tan and gray.
Many new ones arrived each day. Priced $15.00 to $75. UO.
nlf4il!
y.) ify Mmfim0 . y
v.: r
any
around the
"Jimmie McNVmco has it figUr-, t
o'ffi 7 " lot of talk about
official beer fr ,11e:;i,jmi, ,.,,
days when men like l.unham Wright. i.n,m,ht ever pcrnn.r as
years fought in state IcjfiiuiturX' '"'V I'll bet n month's salary to a
scKsiontf ujrainst increase in taxes; ? 1 1,1111 mere wont be
, -MMH.ui- iiouies setting
m-ii nun. n-iiim-iimmw m inr (HlfeiCllt hollies hlllf filled
pie worked days ami weeks for the i cine.
welfare of the commonwealth. Itut
while they were thus working the resi
of the People were in tho.e days at
tending to their business, knowing
they had men who would fight the
battle.
Everyone was not trying to organ
ize his neighbor then, as he is now,
under the sociali.sm which we have.
SI en did tnd nominate themselves for
office. They were selected with sumo
degree, of fitness for the taks they
were to perform. (VcasionnHy there
Wero nbu.se am! these were jmintci
out and enlarged upon with the sanu'
It mu.H be admitted that Judge ('
II. I-inn had the courage of his co-i-victn.ns
when he openly asserted be
fore that tax. guthuring Tues.Iav that
he is a single taxer and thtvw n
-trong a-.Tuul on the "single."
An old-fashiono,l woman savs there
sht.uld be fewer boards of directors
and more wash boards.
Tho august and aged (seniors an
nexo.l koiiio points In the interclass
roittest by selling tin?1 greatest share
of senior play tickets. Nu njoro
do they grace the celltr but have
slipped to second place, lied with
the freshmen for honors,
trips are now, freshmen, two points;
for' singing and attendance; seniors,
two points, for the senior play and
j ticket sale; sophomores, one point.
with mcdi-- r 8111,118 uml ine "'"Kitty juniors
I lead the procession with three murk
er. Tor the girls and boys Interclnsi
basketball championship and, for trie
junior play,
Power Cannot Be Resisted.
No rereptacjfl bus ever been -mndo
with sufficient strength to resist the
bursting power of frozen water.
Highest price paid for clean, large
sized cotton rags
'5.0'PICE.
In the County . Court of Union Couu-
TELLS HOI HE
EN
T
IV n'nn
In the Mailer., of the Estate of
Frank Smith; (jctx-nsed. ' ;
Notice is hereby given that applica-
. Hon has beeq rnude to the County
.Court of Unin County, Oregon, by
I E. K. lirairir for letters of administr.'i
j tion of the eftate of Frank Smith,
The stand-i r "" r'ason smd f rank Smith
i nas noi ueenneani Horn Jor over
I seven years iSM. past and; is 'there
! fore ptesuiudVic dead ami ha.i
(property in VJirh Coirntv-, Oregon.
! Notice is lieby furflicr given tlmt
on Monday, Mrfy at 10 o'clock
a. m at the couyf MVose in said coun
ty, the court wftl hear evidence con
cerning the rfllcged absence of th.
presumed decedent and the circum
stances and duration thereof. ..
U. G. COUCIf,
Judge.
! E. I!. UIXCO. ,
Attorney for Petitioner,
iiar. Apr. 1-8-ia
Ider Xw sue
so piV-tical
i wiue hnu iinvtx
appear intmuiyiiig
c VixVl
Jleautiful New lniiortetl
.SWISS ORd.VXDlES
(i.jc to !.") vd.
utiful organdies are so fine and sheer that you won-
1 delicate? threads could bo wovrn into materials
al nd serviceable. All are 40. -12 and 45 Inches
the permanent crisp fin lf.li that docs not dis-
.INK
Sill.
151 AC II
Truly a heantiim summer
mntorial,. in. the loveliest colt
orings ever shown, this Ueach
Ratine arrived lK'e just a
few days ago. It has tho
soft 'draping qualities of silk
en materials Is fine In weavo
but Just rough enough In fin
ish to be a seasonable fabric.
It is Zi . inches wide and is
priryl at J2.00 yard. Ask to
see it..
Xlj'W
MKTAL
(i I RULES
Girdles of antique gold or
silvilr finish are most effec
tive w-hen usod on sports
skirts, sweaters, etc.
Several dozen new ones
range In price from 73c to
3.'00.
Also new beads In bright
colors Just In. See them In
our windows.
This Xew
"ARMSTUONli''
Oxford--$9.25
-It
is of the finest black
kid, with a military neei,
made' on a last flint fits
comfortably and has the
neat dressy appearance a
woman requires of her loot
wear. This Is an ARM
STRONG make; our high
est grade shoo. It is in
all sizes 2 1-2 to 8 1-2 and
AAA to D widths. Priced
at $!l.25.
Same oxford u .brown,
$10.00.
Footwear modes which
depart a bit from the un
usual In quality, yet always
keep strictly within the
bounds nf good taste and
price reason, are found here
In the new styles for spriuc
yro It.. our windows. ' jJp
fill
"There lire nome things worse than
being Im.'ie," ivnmrkeil Mill (Jrandv
as he slmt(., into the Folev drill and
Npioiiiii io remember that accord
iici rules b,. could ,.t no luncli
iiunyn:,, tl. sij,,, pj,iIltl.t- i,(,(,
states without fear io ..,,.,i...n...;...
magnifying glass that points out the that he could make signs before hi
could talk. .Marvelous memory ha
Kunyau. '.He .still makes -sign as!
the pug-f after be hs i-..f..,- i .. ...
I NOTICE.
f ' 'n the Counly Couit of Union Coun-
li:v AsMuclmetl l'res.s) t.v, Oregon.
WTCCKIIOl.M, Mar. IS.- Anatole; the Matter of the. Estate . U:
Fralu i'. the French author who won ; IVrrv Kmith. decen-ie'l
"'g ' the . t IO. (Mill Nobel prize for liter-i Ntiee is ben.bv ,'v,.n H.l .,i...liu.
it u re last awarded, has Just appeas-, tion has been made to the County
ril tne riiriosiiy ol liie sn puli-1 Court of I'nion Countv. Oree-on. 1'
minister who falls, but as a whole we
were much better off llu-n than we
lire now Willi our present condition.
I. N. lay delivtred a talk that may
not be popular just now. lie delivered
n talk that would probably defeat any
man running for office this year, but
lie dealt in facN which are home
test in the manly mt,
Who said
ii; I hey are
Taxes?" The
unspeakable.
l.ittl f.nir vear old Will wa
in ir in the rain. His mother
n 111. eonie in V..
out and abundantly proven by your wet and got a' cold
Ml fitine in and
c is ni
tax notices.
-o
!
plav
alU-i
II gel your feel
ih the bargain."
nxkol, "Mother.
bargain?''
One of the Wastes
(Oieuon .louiuiih
That II costs JUKI a il.i Io nprr
nte a circuit court and "that two
days In his court were consuineil
in trying a case between two s
hand dealers iner o second-hand
stovo valued at 2 .Mi. was tile state
ment of Clleull .linlce Kuowles be
fore the tax Investigating rollimis-
Klon at th" l a Oranile hearing. ' .adie
Judee KiislVlo personnlly Hiid I('iowe
I'.ea'le
endiri;
the lo lnotiil In a ra In Wal
lowa county nt'utr tbsn bne it
roit.lilur lhiuio of hi iiiurt. tie
llXhl'stcd to llni i'oniini..ioli .that
I NCAI.I.Fl) '(IK M ..
I :t ef letters lvmaining u
for in tins oifn-e for the wee';
M.irih 17, l;i'"
lienllcnien-8. O. llo,ki,-t, W. 1.
ducket. .1. W Civ. .!.. i i... u
'Oil- M HlMllo. ,.!.. II 11 it ', I. .
i i. neoi less, i am
Mc.Mlllen, II. Whitlemore liilssill,
lining W . Sniyder. Erin 4 Stein, Ward'
Smith, .1. W, Sa ;ler, ilseai Turner,
I.eo Welling
!is.s Kuni.v lb-own, Mrs.
Miss Veiila I,. Mis-
E. E. Bragg for letters of administra
tion on the estnte of Perry Smith,
for the reason that said Perry Smith
has not been hoard from for over
seven yqiirs last past anil is there
fore presumed to bo dead and has
property in Union (Isinty, Oregon.
Notice is hereby finther given th:it
on Monday, MajVi, luVlJ, at 10 o'clock
m., at the cofrtoulo in said coun-
.ty, the court wl "J evidence con-
iteming the alliged abseuw-j)f tin
presumed ileccdtfct anor the circum-
Hliinces nnd
UCII,
Judge.
t. R. RINC.O.
Attorney for Petitioner.
Mar. lS-'A"., Apr. 1-8-15.
I ileccdefct anurthe cin
nd duratiViJhpuii.
When in Need of
Coal ahd Wood, Hay and Grain,
'ouury Supplies
Call M 714
STILES
Jefferson Street.
V P.
vr
ELLEDGE
Main 714.
v
3,s &
l'auhne Muti hler, Mrs. .1. t;. Vascy.
These letter. Mill l. sen! to th''
TVad l.ill. r liffue on M.-m b ;;l, ;ij-J.
if not call) i (or. In eallm,, f,,e Hi,!
Safeguard i: Interests
ion c
life ami
means a
idcrabli
prtif rums lie f.o)niri. liy I. 10 nhove plea .' "dvvrlisc
cr".!ito iu JoMln' i oiirt", duet ol lil,
... si . fi i.iioii eoun-i j. y M!.(ii
If. ft . lUMllll.'.C bil 1 ' 1
Vf rC l'l'll lit tut iireiiit rmiii. Mn-hr-t ,iriv : i i, , ,
ft 3fcWtV and lu-'-'iicd to'l 'ii i
jriving
r. r.
i.i-. ii
1
lllu-L' " r
V1T
Vn
corns
V
V
msutaneo on rour
)-our home: this
outlay.
' If you li not Balbguard your
mtorests ly ifcaintainiu; a bank
account you ao neglebtiuij a duty
that costs you l
1
An account! in this bank
SPELLS CUEIYIT iud CJedit
oflcu lucuns WEALTH,
1
i in iiriiir" ii ii m ii Mnioifiii it iiiiin n i i rj 1 1
if
I A P,R AMPiP
IzInatiohal.bank
1?'.f:tr "1 A MAWnF'. nor'
vr
i
j
As coiistaul
slulics, so ll'lVHY
1 lie best of eves.
Let the pre;
ami save rcti'rets
EITieiency mi
may not lirintr eff
he iresent withmi
avenue to iirconi
man with th A'ctiv
nous life of this ilay .
I'V-r coinieteiit e
ciiii)iuent is the nios
(lripliiii water
IFEDECNLS
RESERM
.SYSTEM!
WfWamiihtMa'nwiB8gOTim,i.ii.i i WW"
1 eve th'fects uncoi
atioii be the first
iVftcr life.
t;il lives irk toirt
ieiVv- lint m'i e
iiH e i's, tu' tlu
ishimVls in aft v
eves (nnot eini
uul ae. V
ye cx.ftiiinatxni e
t inotleVi.
wears away the
recteil will ruin
v
law f eye eare
ther. The latter
f'fic-ieiicv cannot
are the limi'.i
tlks of life. The
ete in the stren-
onsult us. Our
SI. PEAHE
metrLit
rith "
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