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JUST IN TODAY
Another Shipment of the
"Mina Taylor"
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FOR WOM51I and MIS
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IN A TAYJ
The cliiinniiiL' eolnrSJ 1 lV'so frocks; their
Kiiuirt designs, iiuikc them appefHa1t fur any oc
casion. They are' made of wearable, washable ma
terials, in elianniiiff plaids, cheeks and ilain colors
and always there's a finishing tench to add thy dis
tinction which is the mark of Mina Taylor quality.
You are. sure to like them come' in and see
these new Mina Taylors, they come in all sizes from
1(J years up to ")(! in size.
' Dep't Store
li if OF " PORTLAND HAS i
RIVALRY DENIED, CLOSE RIVAL
Oram Growers ( .VOnerativi
Associations Are In Har
mony, Says Official.
.SPOKANE, liar. 27. There is no
rivalry between the United Mates
Wheat Grower and the proposivl
American Wheat Growern, an Indi
cated In n Chlrnuo dispatch Tues
day, aiTordlni; to Walter J. Hohln
Hcni, preshhvit of the WhliiKton
Idaho Wheat Growers' association. j
Mr. lloblnson has been on thn "In-
slde" of hiith uullonal ornanlzutlons
and neoulK the Idea that they aref
' c ompetliiK In any sense.
The talk of rivalry and discord
In cooperative wheat markcllng or -
'ganlratliy.m sturled w hen the I nlted
States Wheat Growers at the recent
Joint conference In Denver decided
not to enter the American Wheat
now in process of lirganl-, i
zallon with George c. Jewell, gen-jof
oral manager of Ihe northwest asso -
northwest asso-i
elation, chairman of tho ,,, ,11,.,. '
on rwiiracls and organization. Vil
li! yesterday he was also a director
of the l ulled Stales Wheat Growers
Slid its second vice president.
"We knew lit Ihe llemer meeting
tnat me Lulled Slates Wheat Grow
... inn ue n ,ari o me Alller-; garden rllltlvatlon: gold medal of
lean Wheat Growers because the hit- tin. l ily of Portland fr the best
ter is a 10(1 per cut pooling or- bush or dwarf rose, and silver tro
. sanitation and Ihe Tinted states phy of the Porllnnd Chamber of
" ' noi. sain Mr.
Kolmisin Tuesday. "There is no
...... uu .ue ...nierence . i , Kose Rrowers throughout the
harmonlons. The 1 nlted stales world ore fully .wakened t the lm
WHeut (.rowers' sales policy, how- portanm of having their roses lest
. ever 1. radically different from ours, led In Portland, Mr this garden
The American WhHt Glowers wllljthe liueruatlonal Hose Test G.rden
.Include only the JiKI per cent pool, Is the only no whir new roses
, organisations In North lak,.t.,. s Kn-lex, lVeiy arP t,.,d scientifically
. aas, Nebraska, lexns, (ikl.ili.nua. Ito determine ih,r hi....
Idaho,
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. Oregon.
" Kvcit now nrrungem.its are be-
.,:Ins. considered whereby the Cnited
. Slates Wheat Growers nud the
. American Wheat Grower, will ii,o
common wiles agencies In Ihe lupger
WIUBl niargeting centen. uur tur -
il v ferencea are dlfferemc not so mnrh
nclll.l. ua In returning the nr.
i . . - rtAn nf nln t lltn vrnDATi '
xvl'4 " Th nor"lw08t B ,he ontr !,,lt,"
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Wt"L1 ' '"r'" "raiiuiieo 10 join mo inner-
jpliS' tftn vtl"!lt- Orowera. but orgonltn-1
t, " "en tn otner atitiin itilo elllna
1,1 ,tMi.l la .nJiMlfl. l-l.nn .T.A A..m-1
:.f IDlIlM Of Which Mr. Jenett It lr..rnit
irrli ttan drclde. im tho form l
r,''l Inrt, t t t oom.ttwl to ni It wcg)4 V tird t t,ni Wtt.ri'
L"& ii wl"4 'to ortknui.lt.Hi. f, . t.n - ,,, c', (
U Kiyi ttorfiotf brj (gwt.t Ti f.qrt'taMiV X'jCW nv ear to i
J .Into organluitlon I nd! affiH-ted a i
the new anliContruct la briOeenl
jj I organizations.
8 READ TOE WANT ADA!
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3S THERE'S CHARM
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rli.'l.wl..l. Ti'..: 1, tt
I 1 ladel hia Divides Honor
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Willi liose ( lty tor liesllmll showlliK n lot of speed in lop-
Kose I'roduetion in 1921.
PORTI.AND. Mar. 27.-Iorlland.
Oregon .,,,.1 cmhwt hi,, i. .i,..,.i.' '
ed l.li,, l,nnr. f,... looi ... I
'Inction of mew roses a, shown by!'"", ' l'i.kinK up rapl.llv
tho report of the board of Judges
which cicnvi.ii Hi.. ....... i
In thn intftmntiLnoi tMa,. nc.
tlon i nWiiKhfiiKton Park. I'nrtlnml.
OroKon. Tlu it-port uaa IbsuihI to-
hliiy by City Park ConnnJssloner S.
- T'lor. The following awards were
nude
To Captain George C. Thomas. Jr
jot Philadelphia, l'a.. for producing
"ie rose ".Mrs. Giioign c. Thomas,"
tho gold medal of the American
, Hose Society for the best rose Tor
'he best rose for general garden
univallmn ; guld medal of the Cllv
Portland Tor the bitst new climl)-
i lug rose, and Ihe silver irnnhv i,r
lug rose, and Ihe silver tronhv of ,
tho Portia,,,! n ,..... .....
best inne nrmln. 1... ..- - .
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io Albeit Clark of Portland, Ore
gon, lor producing tho Hose Im
perial Potentate," the sliver medal
of the American Itose Society for
111!' second best rose fun I i
' oinnierce. for best new nv
,lis-jduced on tho 'J'ocifie Const.
rose pro-
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.iiiitiiiies, tne r vlcnr. thN, twno
iraiieo, length of ulon. .,. rir.....
have resided that If their new
loses cull attain a score of at least
S points under the Portland test
which, wos originated by Jesse a'
JCurrey of that city, they have a rose
iiun an be) recommended to the
'public for general garden ctiltlva-
tion. Th .,;L. "
Hahlum n- u., . .... - '
jfo'llanrt an tho "Hose- city," fori
...... ti i h i.iiuK, I, K nnn.m ... i
row. wnicn nave passed the Tort I
land te.t aro prominently advertlsetl
ip otioi;ue of floriculture.
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Remedy Tr. CmMipIio. .
(live thtni a t,'
adv.
I Ten pounds of larrt flM at People')
'Market. Phone Main 747,
Better Than a Movie
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Movie fans jammed Federal
Plrklord and Doug Fairbanks entered for ihe uura trii ubji
SIOK.OOU SKBlnut Mary brought by Mrn. Cora C. Wilkcnnta. Mra. U.
kciuilns. play broker, elalm the amount ai a commission tor tuottntlar
a inlillon-dollar contract for Mary. Here ore Maty ju4 Imr laa. ra. ,
Charlotte l'ickford, aa Uicy appeared in court
ATHLETES ME
W'catluT I('(')S Hih Srhn(
Aspirants for Track Hon-
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ors from Practicing.
The had weather Thursday put a
sllcht crimp I" the iplnns or the
liilih school cinder artists but lust
nipht the sqund was nut as usual
and stronger than before. If the
weather continues Kood next week
will rind the track team f-. X t i n k
down to specialized work In earnest.
Priutlcaliy ull of the time ):o fat
has .been devote! to Kenetal Iraln
litK, nlthoiiKh civnslderahle work has
been dona in the "wt'lthls Ut date.
Grant Hean and Tiae 1. arson are
showlliK up well In the shot and
discus and lire expecled to be sure
point winners. Clifford llloklaud atel
Joss Bean, yontiKer brother of Graue
are' also Hhowftif; promise In the
woichts. Practically no work has
been done in the Jumps and pole
vault ns the erouiiil Is too muddy
to risk work thin early. , , -
Two prospects lire nieveloplnpt In
the mile, Kenneth Kielschmnn itinl
ltoy Williams, both looking like ln
nlhK miiterinl. T. C. McDonald and
!.iiwrence Trill are hlltiui; off a
good lick in the half tulle and
Stnutz, Hawos and Sherwood appear
to be nble llo hold their own In
the 440.
In the hurdles. Lynch and dies
!tnr Gurlty appear to be the cream
of thls v,,..11,,M,lr(1l8 w Mcr
l"nK "10 "'k" ""''ii''s-
Sandheri; uid HeiiKhannre stand-
!"K -Prints and so far. il
" n:"n J" 10 l'"' '"'"''f man.
,'"l,t W'r S.llldberi! was the class
and In those men, I. it Grande hliM
will have two stellar sprinters sure
"f Pli " I'-iirttcru OmKriii
meet.
It Is expected to have the inter
class track meet about the second
Saturday lu April and dual meets
wll Hie arranged with I'eiiilleton.
Iinbler and I'nlon. Imhler is u
pectlng to enter track this year and
Is out to win and Union has sev
eral men that are sure point win
ners, Piiidletou. last ye.;r's ealim
plons. will prove the strongest con
tender fro trail; honors. l.a Grande
jwill have to face and reports have
,h
the iloiiud-rp hoys have
'""n training for sometlnie and arc
rouuuing llllti list class I'nndltUMI.
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rOKTI.AXn, Mar 'J?. With or II
tiers lor Ihe ronttrurtlon of rtOM1!
box and aiilomohile cum. the I'nlon I
1'aclfic railway eyiem will drew a
Hiipply of approximately lnno car
load of lumber from the Noilh
woit lu In lin.niio.nnn tar hvnldiiu
program r.enlly approved, ucconl
Iiik to aiinoiinceuiont jnade tod.i
hy V. V. Itohlnsou. fnllit traffic
Ini.iiiuiier for the mitrm
Kt"mm nrrlved rnun timuiia
deuil.iv rtenma to r..in,re e
HELD IN CHECK
n n 1 1 o 1 1 nnnrn
tviubn LUivm
LA GRANDE IRON WOHKS
MACULE : HOP, AND FOUNDRY
. All kiods of tnacli nery aatouiofnlf soft tivfrati t
psirvd, 0et6uW aJfid rcWl.lt.' (
0 Asictslenff wcldiPi 011 MnSx 0
Cylinder tatitg Ajin'S CVW o
Crankihafia Pq'cc Tiston Pirn rmrcOid. Q
O GWeJoa a trial 0 0
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Court In New York CUy vhm Mary .
(:iyn in thi' (orritury ronfftrrintr
j wit li olIi'T r.-iitroH'I offfcinls and
! siiippcra. Throw:! his reliitionship
Uli the buslnosrt' world uh rhf-f
r r i' t f 1 1 nf frtilplit movf'inents on the
hirest tr:iuaf"oiitlnintul ruflwny Bys
tfMii hp hrf.slni(l a Kood know
i I-mIm of actual btisitipas conditions
and Ih ronfidt'ltt' that bettor busi-
IjnpsB may bo xp(r-t'd durhiK the
,"""inK y"ar:rt , . . . .
T ho ar (frflftvs nitidH by the Union
iai'iiic inciud- 2000 4ft-ront box
rars, Itirto 50-foot itntomonihilo cars
and 1 TiOii 4 1-1 not aiitomobtlH ntru,
all of which V ill bo suitablp for
ci nend traffic. In addition, orders
have l)pcn plarcd through tlK-( Pn
rifir Kxpn'HA company of which tho
t'nioti I'acifU; 1s half owt.ut with
the Southern Pacific for 3300 addi
tional rt'i'riKt'rator cars.
"Those car orders, vVMuonfUrate
the confidenro of the Union Pacific
in tin- business outlook," said Hnb
inHoii, who was formerly traffic
manager for tho O.-W. it. & N.
' All of tho lumber will be pur
chasiTi in the Northwest nud thif
will assist in the strengthenins of
that industry,
"With tho exception of tho lum
ber industry, tho Northwest has
hud a prosperous yr-fir, particularly
in titH-lt-ulturul and horticultural in
dustries; Tit h1ui.i4oil tuduntry Itr
bliowhiK biitititimUiil iinprovement.
Several fnetory will substantiate
this belief that the lumber busi
ness will bo better this year. They
are:
"Improved buying power of farm
ers in tlip, Middlewost.
"Resumption nf industrial activ
ities Yn tiie Kast.
'Kntrance into the' market by the
railroads for ' much needed equip
ment for repairs, replacements and
maintf-'nttnee."
Kotiiuson said that bin agents
have reported a general improvo
tueitt in the liveatork Industry as to
prices and demand with tho possible
oxei'ptitn of cattle, which, however,
he said are on a much firmer hasfft
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Tfl BE DIVIDED
THTC DALLES, Ore.. Mar. 25.
What has been credited with being
t he largest apple orchard in the
world soon will ho no more.
A contract has been let for clear
ing 1S(M) a res of the orchard, which
is owned by the Dut'ur Orchard Own
ers company, and located noar-Du-
lur. Ore. The trees will be. . cut
down and the ground made Jnto
wheat land.
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Every Strok ol
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TIH.SA, (ilila., .Mai. ib. Manna
Novak, about 20 ymrs old, was
shot to ill-alb whlle sitting In un
automobile in tho downtown dis
trict here Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Harry Sherrill was. Immediately ar
rested by the police In connection
with the shnntijig.' According to po
lice, she shot five fines. Miss No
vak died almost liiitautly.
Mrs. .Sherrill, who was taken to
the police station, quoted ttiat the
young woniun was trying to break
up her home. According to wit
nesses, Mrs. .Sherrill lert her apart
ments in a hotel and walked direct
ly across tho street to where Ihe
automobile was parked uud opened
fire on Miss Novak, who fell for
ward in her scut fatally wounded.
IN TROUBLE
(Hy Associated Iress)
CHICAGO. Mar. 25. Mis. Isabel
Mattesnn explained to tho police
Wednesday Slight that a difficulty
she had with a young woman came
after she saw her Tival and her
husband, Gerard Mntteson, commis
sion man, in a inllo-long kiss. De
tectives separated the women, anil
Mattesnn and the women with him
were charged with disorderly con
duct.
Mrs. Malteson said her husband
told her he did not love her any
more, atnd had been away from
home four days. She said she de
cided to follow him, pay him en- j
ter a tnxlcab with a young woman.
embrace and kiss her, the osculation
lasting wliileJ the taxicah traversed
more than n mile of streets.
KERNS KERNS.
Compelled sell all our ferns to
make room at flygreenhouses. Call
ut the store af look them over.
:)-22-4t fIIlIRYS FLORISTS.
Ten pounds ofJard I1.-50 at People's
Market.VPhorte VMain 747. '
HOOPJNG COUGH
NoX'cure'V but helot to re-
ducearosm9 of coughing.
V A rio Hub
Oetr 17 Mlll Ln UseJ Yeath
So Different So Gqod?
. Chocolate '
Nut Puffs
Special, Full Pound
:1 home for
mily.
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KISS RESULTS
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LSLiUfiGO.
Telephone Service
The difference between what it costs to ren
der the service aild the value of the service to the
people whd use ft is what measures the value to
society of me cyscovery and development of the
telephone, lite fact that telephone) service can
be and is produced at a cost and sold to tele
phone subscribers at a pricei very much less than
the value of the service to the subscribers con
stitutes the assurance of the stability of the business.
Furniture Exchange
COjfiPSf BCKTSZ rVZSSMMiS&j
Phone Black 1241
Movie Admission Price
Is To Be Cut Greatly
tiy AMKoi.litled rronfO
fillKAT 1'AI.I.S, Mont., Miir. 25.
Owner of n $&iiO,iilil miitliy.i
plcturo thoulro Ihtu annuuiK-u that
noxt wook lh KPncral ndmlnslnii
(luirse wUI bo vimIuchiI from yo to
HI ci-ntH. TMf' ri'iluctlon Ih ("nlnii'd
hy tlio ownerH to bo tho first In
Htnnco lu the L'nlti-'d SuiH' of u re
turn to tho popular prii-CH of lf!12
,y house of this cluss.
Have you seen the large Kerns in
Oherrvs Flower Shop window? Don't
miss this sale.
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,ou take railroad
traval for grantel these
easy dbys.
But remember tbout
Stephenson and thV first
ocomotiv A ltcky
stxike for pra
The dilrovery ol toasted
tobacco wh a lucky strike
for us. .
If you wilnbuy a package
of Lucky StriBecipirettes
yourself you wiHsee why
millions now prefer the
toasted flavor.
It's Toasted
Do this today and notice the
deficient toaated Burley
when you try Lucky Strike.
Exide Batteries
ISnlleilen In stock,
naileries for Kent,
liatterle. Itecllnrgcil
llaKci lcs Watered I'ree.
liatterlra of nil ninkea Itepnlrril.
Mtroniberg f'arburetor Hervlco.
B & T
BATTERY STATION
Fred Burgess, Prop.
In I.eiKliton's .Machine Works
Ituirs and Carpet Washed
and Sterilized Without Ko.
moving from the Floor with,
the Hamilton lieerh Carpet
Wawlier.
Economy Carpet
Washer Co.
H. A. Koliinfion, Manager
I'lione 285-J, l.a (iinudc, Ore.
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X tne picr.r.nnt, wholesome fu
ttfi flavor of i- o!c y'fi 1 Wey and I' .
z;:r. iuic:y rMlev.en
i wheezy l)rc::th;:n;,Vho.
3i inn cojiiIi and niis
tl CCtl.'h. Krt l.nifwi. .
d Do not occepl antritltutea for jj$
TIIItlFf SHOP OPEN.
The P.ed Cross Thrift Shop is .
open daily now in the New Foley
Building-, off the Chestnut street V.
I entrance. Thursday will contin- :K
ue to be Thrift Day and on this
H: day all who have donations for
the shop are asked to have it S
;Ht ready to be delivered, that be- 7'
! ing the day collections are made.
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For Sale
5-room modern house, full base
ment, with Kurupe; splendid plumh
ing. This placu has 21 iwres with
a good barn, ehiehen house, and
the soil Is the rich sandy river' bot
tom loam. Located 2 miles from La
flraiide. Trice $8000. Terms. $500
annually and interest at 7 per cent.
12 1-2 aeres, well improved, closo
to La Grande, $:too0.00.
7-room hous, modern, 2 big lota
60x110, closo to hih school. Price
$:S0fi0. $500 cash, $30 per month,
jincludinR interest.
I have several pool lots listed
that are priced right.
1-aere tract, close to sehoo.l, the
Vlclory highway is running past this
rhtce. The, soil is of the best. 7
room house, chicken house and
small barn. Price $2200.00.
6-room house, modern, close to
high school, 2 big IbU IGOxllO.
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I If you have a small caraad wont
to trade it ns n first payment on a
small place come in and see me.
Geo. H. Ciirrey
Phone 200J
Insurance
La Grande
MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses ofll klnc a clean
ed and rebuilt. Tenth r Reno
vatiiiK. RaK RuiOk-ai d Fluff
Kuas for sale. .
Cai pct noil Itiif. ( li(aiih s
tlx III, US I. no anil up
Clias. Kdwards, Prop.
I'liouo 2S3-W
FORD & GEORGE
Main 44
I. Mo Willi n company llilt la
bonded. l:vry driver mill
every car lion, led Tor your
protection wiih ti,e very best
of NeiTlce.
CAI.I, MAIN 44
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Serrirc Par
lor, Licenced Embal
mer, Ambulance Ser
vice. D;ty Phone
irain C2, Night
Phow, Jfain 713.
I'm Fourth St
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