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THE HAGUE CONFERENCE ohnnre.li' eomtnerra In the soviet sovernnicnt, l(i1 number of 5WiO.-Jall.ts, vlll do- recommendations, . each ynvernmont !nelther shall nny nation .malm aen-Jsuuea and . Norway, regarding th '.CVr- ,JPf'alab,e "nd ul'lmntejnna Maxim Lltvlnoff. uiHlsiunt rom-; t.-rmine' just aUiiii .otatmt, life. .jnVllf. be. .ot ..liberty, m . m.iiUc. a aonar- mate uroprjioma wlih .Ki)K.ln,.li).-:. .In.U-m.ijtv . eJulma .for. detention of HAS OPENED appear 10 be the 'restoration of pro- i " r fim1"" f'. represent-. participate, oil the iion-ltusslnn cnm-Utc nroenient Willi Hie Itusslan Sii-.Iiir this period of lime, (Continued from Pnire One.) .dncilvltv In Ilusslii. Hie essential "'""': """" 1 I mumon. It Is eeteil .that by conditions of whlrlr are 81111 tu be Sir I'hlllp l.lovd-Oineme. represent-1 June 211 tlie .mime of the nations t 'cured and must In the nature - lK Cireat lliitalu. The former. Ih! nnrt their ronrew ntntlves will lie nientnrand inn of May 11 remains un- mr things be provided within Russia ! finnnrlnl aerrelury to tho treusury. eoinmiininitod to the Keerotarlal '- il herself." innd the latter tills in the post ofilleiural of the eonferenee, wliii'li Is Swreinry Hoover spenklnK in "' " ' "r . ' ... . . I WashliiKtou Mav 15 on the .Vine,.-', r,,l' ,M' cxc,ue.i on . e- u.e . ... ... , e, . , , . , Imoerial .rm.i u.e ,,:'."; r", ,,r v. i,""i,"i,,",s w" K""ly :v." tllviini a mi'.te.i JBIII treaty April 17, last, with tloiiH existing between the' nations eminent still maiuUilned there eould llu"",tt nt " """ w1""' '',u (1,,mm . ""ss'"' IKirtirularly Hi. re- bo no recognition"- of Soviet Hussla j 'Mift.Mnce was In session ; luting to debts. prlvaLe propel, uuless the KOv.rnme.nt of Moscow The plan of procedure call for a and credit, lo Itussln. and endeavor conformed to the ,prlnclpl,s of aafe-1 "r0,"""",r" experts Ju.. ; to lormulute re..o,n.ue.idat .m t coming together J into 20 f two: joint recommendation art HrtbrnlL Fountain (llllperlal ltlliard 1'nrlnrs) Tile drinks uee it Illjlc heller They are mlveil hy men ullii know l.ow, lee cold. SMVliilllea Ire eold n.l.lleil milks and milk aliubcs. R. G. ESTES, Prop. Iy of iffe, recognition of firm Ktmr- tin- nf ,. m,. i iikA i cnmmlHHlonH, one to i-ouKtst Kulcly ted hy tho two oouiiiiIhhioiih of nt r.nn I,.!.,,- i'... ii .h.u. it. i.. .iof ItuHKlan economists nuil the nth- nvtfi, the Russian an 1 tllo hinr were established and carried out. ar economic expens from th,;nutional within three months from v... u . ....... u ... . i. i . ....... -o.. mules represented at ftenoi. hut al- June 21., or if the joint - reconi- l.roliry of Slate HukIi.-s that there " could he no productivity In Soviet For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to No squeezing of organs; no pressure; defects of figure corrected; a perfect founda tion for your gowns. This in addition to the com forts afforded through the ex clusive "La Camilla" leatures; , No pressure on spine; no cut ting by lacers; no pinching of clasps; no digging of stays at top bnt freedom, ventilation, satisfaction. A complete line of the dif ferent models always-on hand. Irlces 9i!...o i.n.1 up. ' Mrs. Robt. Pattison , . Corsetiere Res. 1702. Cor. Spring & Oak Phone 322-W Russia. i France, early. In Juno, In a memorandum to tho powers cou co: tied, demanded that the Soviet Russian Boverniiient withdraw itx ini(-iuorandum presented at the Oe ur.i conference May 11 as a con dition for French tturtkip-.tiou in Tlie Hague. This note of .May 11. presented to the powers at Genoa. declared th." Soviet's rrliudiatlon of Russia's national debts and inter national obligations und refused to establish the bisls of security re garded as fundamentally necessary for the restoration of productivity 'n Russia ; It alxo claimed heavy fl- Ijunneiat damages for the partlclpa- iiu in in.; i ; j i ... i.ui.iiiry (in'i- atious ngainHt the Soviet regime. The French government H forth certain .arguments strikingly simi lar to those which earlier had come, oil! of Washington. I'rmuier Peln c.ire declared illie irc.constructlon o!' Russia depeutied upon the revival of agricultural produrtioin nnd this, he said, could not lie obtained wivh nut a change in regime tat wculil ! assure the peasanu the..' proceeds or their labor. M. Polnonre re I furred siierlflciilly lo thj iitiltnd" of tho Soviet government with re- upect to its refusal to restore tin property of foreigners; to indem nify owners for dnmuges sustained, or recognize the Russian debt. This debt, he said, should be treated on i the same' liasis as the .debts of the allies when a settlement was reach ed, provided Russia had agreed to the same ennidtions as tlie allie.4, hut tlu.Ve was no reason lo accord Russia exceptional treatment In re ducing her war debt, as had b?en suggested ot Genoa. Representatives of all the powers present at Genoa, with the excep tion of Ruseia and Germany, have been Invited to The Hagu.o yVmong the delegates are Raron Avezanno, former ambassador nt Washington, and Professor Gian nlni, contmerrlal attache at Loudon, ropre'senUng Italy; Leonid Krassiu, commissar of foreign, trade and ;ways accepting Germany and Rus- m.-lidatious are not occupied by tin isfa. Kuch state concerned will have governmeits concerned within one i two delegates, together ul.l. u II."- moulh aft.'r the date of such , erv,'e,';laii siilps during the war. t eov.-rniiient concerning nil out- 111 accepting mo proposal If. mur.t 'iho Palace of Peace, Andrew standiiiK une.Mlo.is relntlnic lo debit , 'I"1 powers at Tho Hague, the Rus- Cui ai sle's gift us a permanent prlv ile .piopn ty in id eredlls. islna Soviet government voiced Us ; house fur lute, nntlonnl Court of Ar I ii lb.; ..neuutlme there exists over ! protest ugulust the exclusion or ' Miration, was cledictauil In the sum F.urope Hit truce Which was one!Ul imany. At the same time It ev-nier or i'.)VJ. Tlie corner stone of the outcomes of the Genoa gath-' l"'essed the b,lief ihut the appoint- j wa8 I ild In 1(107. It stands In 0 erlng. I'nd. ; Ibis the Russian .No- "'"lit of two commissions, the Rus-j beautiful park of plane trees on vlet government eu the oe.'- handi"1"" 1111(1 international, wouhMho old KaclivonliiReii road between und the olh. r partlclpaling govern-1 lieipetuate the Genua method uii'l i l-h llugue aid fchveiiingeln, the n'iilH on the other agveel to re- lo"l to separal meetings, but famous Dutch watering place. Ar fialu for tho duration of The Ha- nevertheless the Sovlm government chlluctuiully It. is In Die. style of gii" coiHereiice und a further period accn,..ted the Hague proposal and tlie chateaux or northern France, of four months urtur its conclusion, ""' Itussliiu commission of eronom- Three sides of the building constl fioin Inturrerting In nny way In lie . xpots will J.e In session by u:ie Hie cieu muly ball, which will the Iniernal affairs of other states jJnne ill. ... , accominodaio about yfti) Ipersons, and from supporting financially or r"n llussiiin cKiifeioiuo sessions while on llv- fourth ia The library, otherwise p ol ltical organization are to be h: Id in the Peace Palace Nearly every nailou eontrlhut.il work In other countries-. Kuril roun- 'l t'"' same tune that ttm meetings something to the building of the try Is to suppress In its territory of tlie lnioruntluu.il .Court of Jus- Palace, iniluillng the United States, any attempts to foment acts entice lake place In Uie 'same build- .. iilch donate! u nioiiumeuf . for the vloliic.i which might disturb the, lug. Tl. court will hear the ur- lc.rn.ee. Mr. CarnoglB oiiributt'.l terrlloilal and political status uuo: ' ''niilon ease betwi.'.n the United 1 r.nu.fine . . WATER GLASS FOR PRESERVING EGGS PrNTS , 1IALK (IALS. (iALLOXS Put Vm ii) now wlion tlioy are flicap. They lippp jiPiTeflh'. THE UL.PRU0G- VJS3P PRfSCMPllUri DrIUGGl$15 Try a "ltoln'minn runrh," Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced' Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Main 62, Nipht Pbone, Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Orej?on.v k kl tfif k RHEUMATISM CANNOT EXIST. in the human body it you will use Trunk's Prescription for Rheumatism and tiout. , It is ridiculous, absurd und piepu. terous, in fact, it is a pity und a shame to talk about Rheumatism und Gout, much less to suffer with it, either inflammatory, muscular, sciat ic or nny other form of Rheumatism. Trunk's Prescription fur Rheuma. tism anil Ciout sells for $1.75- Thii Prescription HUES NOT ruin the stn-muih,- it DOES NOT depress the heart. Eat all the meat and good food you wish while taking Trunk's Pre scription. IT DOES NOT eontain nny Mercury, Salicylate of Soda, Oil of Wintcrgreen or narcotics of any kind, but it absolutely and positively over comes nnv kimf of Rheumatism or Gout on earth. WHAT MOKE DO YOU WANT?. There is nothing just as good, and it is impossible to get something better. It is also an exel lent Liver Medicine- : For sale at the L. L. Drug Co., Iji Grande, Oregon. Adv. ,' For Sale .Vroom mortem bungalow, flro- g, piano, funinee, built-in kitrlifn, full ;basrmpnt, BarnRp, Rood lawn. Prlre I' $400. Terms. I 5-room modovn lioo, Just rn J; flntKli-l Inside mid out. One-half i;basmont with ronrrotp floor, buill j ? in kltHien. Vrlro $000. TermH ;$4nn cash and $35 per month, In i c tiding interest. i' 4-room modern hour,e on Z ave 'jnu (ifKwl lot "4 5x110, rnnerele sltle I walk. Prire $1S00. Terms $400 leash and b:i!ane at $H0 per mouth, 'including interest. , 20 nrres on the new liiRhway ijat Alleel, 5 acres in IMicioun H4-ijplf-ft wilh nn excellent crop thiB l year. 5-room bouse on the place with electric iishts. I Modern 10. room home, well lo- rttifi nn a nnvti ntn-ot Thla In I lone of Ka Grande's bent residence and if you are looking for a real home it will pay you to investigate, this. Apartment house, furnlHhert, in l j nice location. lUntals make InveHt 'inent In noVlition to providlnn a Imoedrn home for owner. Let me liK've you the details of thin prop 1 1 Geo. H. Currey iDmrsnec . . I . Sale Starts Exactly J I 10 a. m. Friday, June 16 j 0Vo.I lOunccFhnncl OVo.9 Child'tCltp !al7 TcaSmuur ; , ; OVo.l ! Ounce Rtnncl OVo.9 Child'tCUp QJa!?TMfmuur JJ&Z SuiarSliaHer A'alO Orta&mSalt "Pepper MuS itratir '$a.3 gi Separator 'Mil VouVmut ChtUr il9 Clothes Sprinkler 'A'a 4 'AletH-uriiii! (p &'a V. LemmklaEsumcUrXa 20 ParmiKnHe CVo.5 Tooth Piclt Holder 'Mli SoupSlmiiier 'M21 PanWelkmer 70.6 7MmreSahh?perWa.U Cuiii'tnuiier jVj.22 Shimming Ladle Si'o.7 PutUiirf Ko-rfJ Comt-TeiiSirtnzr Wa.23 Shimmer ?i rt. Hipper jvo. lo Poctt ivmo m a-let ot eteajurm M -2S VEiat 59c Will Emw VZo. 1 Znt PuddMPan 7jo. 6 let Mm Mm Strainer ra 11 Tiibed CaJtePan. DVaZ ydLPreieVitelKdtk M 7 SbtkUnwur . "No.ll Combination Funnel M3 Set of 2 Pis Plates jVoJ lHatfoitered- Wo. 13 IhqLStcioPM SVo.4 Set otZJelly - Lippea sauce. pan jmsnamutgAmie k Wo.ll ZqLMMntf0Wl jVo. 5 Sh inch fry Pan 10 Mad i S'WSWhmi Will Bj 1 WaS WaLDhhPan Wal2 8itfreserviniKcllk 7!a 8 Cutlery Set-. IMGrfetPcmtotar M.6 6at Colonial Kettle Mli 9 inch Colander (ParmM(nife) M.2 5aLrimgBovn JVo.7 Sat lipped SajurlvtM It 4qLColnmalKelUt UarviniKnue) "Hin-K nrinPnniari?vjJaH Jhoi Oetaian- JVo 5 VatletomaliawKran itsreaa mile) n Setofl,lh,2at' Double Roilrr "MI6 6qt.Octajon M 20 3Hat. Tea Kettle ' LwvedStwaPatv7o9 SAqt WaterPall Preserving Kettle M21 4iit.LaueredOctagojf. WalOSqiTea Kettle Ml? 6 at Colonial- Lmped Saua Pal , Spoon, ,y . I CENTS w. Regular .' m : V ' 75c to $1.25 Ly W. -Ma Wall lHat OctaAwCoffee- Strainer KcUle t, M 22 Self Hasting Hpasttr J PemMor Ml 4qtGiUered" t M.23 bqtPresehini v Octagon PrcsavM KcUle, Kettle A Hegular 2.00 to $3.50 YIuj No Telephone or Mail Orders No C. 0. D. Ordera Quantities &etrict4 F. L. LILLY jx (iraiitlc, Ort'fH Stee.'Windov :: a 0 a e o o e