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PAGE SEVEN rrxvxjgr - ' 'zz , . -f.f . it i lit Friday, December' -S. 1922. " PAGE TTfiREE ' THE LA GRANDE STSXING OBSERVER ARW!SATTACKED Sprint Champ .Darwin's Theory of Evolu- 11 mi is Attacked by Swed en notanist. c-i-.,...'-'.iv Ass"'ln-a Press) "..,n tfitil lliirwin's theory of ,.vn H1U..11 is wruiiK comes from the Wv. ' '"- '' '"""mil v, a Sweilish rountrv nnmsn-p, m,e famous us botanist, wu h:w just relumed to his rnn Kre(;:itiini n,! mi orohiml of at least H tht.iisaml varieties of willows and willow hyhi-hu, after a hotanie.il tour lli,-uKli tl. United States and aniula. 'The eloss-hreeiiinK of plants it. ns faieiriatini; to a botanist as the ei-o'.s.hreedinu; of races to a hiol "ttist," says II r. Knunder. "C'ross Inveils usually occur when the wil lows co northward, or to higher nlti t tides in iiiountainous countries. The female willow s a more hardy mid UKtrrosHve pioneer than the mule, hut continues beinn fertilized by the male as Ions: as he is utile to follow, UJlcn the male plants finds the ini tiation loo hard and gives up, the female willow uecipts fertilization 1 1 oni some male "f a kindred specie.-, and thus eross-hreeds arise." I'r- Knander added that there were more than 70 varieties of sallows, or willows, and many thousands of C! OSS-ill L'i'lls. The United States customs officers rr. vented the Swedish botanist from taking in live botanical specimens which he wanted to show to Amer ican scientists. This was in accord ance with the law d'isig-ncd to pre vent spreading of plant diseases. Dr. Knander now intends to prevail up on tiie Swedish government .to .in Miect plants which it is desired to export, ami to give pledges to the United Slates authorities that they! aie fiee fiom diseases. A - I 1 4 1 .- I I ELKS SCORED , Bfjui! Vr'v?T, (By As-JorinrM TiVw IIOQUIAM, Wash., IVr. R. Tho Klks must avp the rlks, hv iliscour- ;iKi"pr the practice if It. I1. O. K. members writ ring; uonuiru elk Uvth iih n sin of the ortter, in tho opin ion ol I'. W. Muthm-, mvivturv til the liomiiam Commercial t ilul. Kei'iMitly the numher (if tin o tame animals, illegally' MluuKhif'ml in the "Olympic peninsula, has been inereas- mg. i'orest vanjjera and timher- men have fmtml laro mimltcrs of elks killed, their teeth extiaeted nnl their eairastfes left to cot. One man is saiil to have slaughtered :i0 of the animals in ojio tluy, unfl e.VcaPed the eonnlry hefcu-e lie could he arrested. "Tt u no sport , to hunt oik, even if tho law permitted it," Mr. Mathins said. "Tho herds of elk in the Olym pics are iutet, harmless and una fi aid iif mail. '1'o'ahoot them down in !ik oiiiK out anil slaughter inn: heri of cattle. Sport, however, is not what luii's the poachers. It is the leeth. Kach tooth is worth uhout $," hero and I understand thoy set! i rin-N them provoeattvo of i or in nuieh its ;r m the east. ' The elk tooth, Mr. Mathias de c laved, is not uu offieiat emblem of the lodtfe, hut every man who joins the organization thinks h should immediately buy one. it" Mtelon, mk the New York 8an. I . Two Faced Girl, take? Viulsian erlties are mnx ruitol it is all riffht for a girl to beliove niiniff about the American klnH. Not that the f-ace should be let cttixwed. Vmerkan kittseN have been whbone. !,uke Mrl.vk. ilinl any Im'.vIowciI upon tlu'iit, us far um :iHtur I'niiu ttie ovMenco, bin ihey' judKC Aineileiin MkkIiik hutiLtn Horn the kU sfiiK Itiey seo hi Auierleuu movie. Ho loeNU't undi'i-Kiaiiil Btuh IttstteH, He Vou enn tell Whether yoii akl The trouble is that she Imnffintt her t or young by whether ou belieVe thfl rnee mns all tho way down to thPKioldcn ape p past o juitt rtaVnthg Mn n: kiss not 'l ie i i : to uik We mil endure European eritleiHrn of our s)teeeh. our inuniiers. our cloth y.t, arehiteeturo, iminle (hmrtnjr unit th, way we spend our money; hut e:ui we'tn-ar to have tht-m point the flitKT 31' Neorti at our kisstnn Isn't a na tion's kissing' era tiled lo be t rented with the dflieulf reserve iteeorded to . . ... . ...au ennui nod Lit dlnKitt. And. asittitnlni? that Ainerl-lU ean movies tatlhi'idly reflect Anierl-IJjJ Can -tile. !he ts nukmK wh our h-umen I Mhoultt huiik"er for kisses ho harbar-! f ousl abrupt, ho monotonous in leeh- tfi. ntqitt, ami ho hltoltcally Jottff drawn r out. lint do the ? loen the movie ! ft kKs faithfully reflect American owitl atory habits? SAME PRICE for more than 30 years BAKING POWDER 250unccsforg5 Florence Cran? of Kdmonton Can., recently re..i 220 yards In 29 seroml:). Th. '.i a world's record the time Inn loon nillclally ac' cc:ted by tho Canadian athletic bo completed early in March, It will be formally dedicated on the occasion of th? tfnthei'jnK of the state editors. Publisher, eiitois uiid writers con nected with trade and class publica tions in Oregon will have a meeting on the campus coinciden tally with the sessions of daily Hnd' weekly newspaper men. It is customary for the members OREGON NEWSPAPER CONFERENCE TO BE , HELD NEXT MARCH KffiKXK, DfT. X. Dates for tte nnnu:il Oicmi Ntwspuper conference, wliiill is helil each year under till auspices of Hi,, Orciiim School of nf ih,. A,.ohit.l un.l ,.ll,.is .1. uiiialism at KuKene, hnve limn f t10 United I'ress, the memhers fixed for Thursday, Friday und Sat-Uf t,c Newspaper Publishers Syndi mday, March 2i, 2:1 and 24. The laie m,d tlie Kxeeutive Committee cotifennce dates were aureed upon ,f the Statu Editorial Association hy l.cn Drake, president of the con- U. hold meelitlKS at, the eonfercllre. ference; Klhert Uede, president of tho n js (.onfiileiitAjl. expected that Jhe .Stale Editorial association; Hal lvth.oe (ys' 1 jpeetiriK wil(. lie ihe lless, association secretary, and De.mi ai:rcst in the- histurv of Uh'n conffer- of .lournuli.sm. V, '-s' ' J: '. ' , ' ' ' ' The conference will ho held in the ; it a man has a hard iimWkeepinR new Journalism building on the Uni- his Vnr jtbove wuU-r, .it iff time -to veisity tanipiis. Thn structure will get ut of tluydecp 'wnter,'' '.. t KG Km YOU SAVE when you use KC-you use less than of higher priced brands. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded. 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That she has treated herself to j Krause's Stellar Chocolates in time agone is u the more reason 4 why Kraime's Stellar Chocolates will pivc her greatest pleasure on ' Chrialmas morning- x $1, $2 to $5 the Box $ ' Other Kraft Be Varieties- yfy Kraosp'i La Vista Cdocoiat Hi and ?2 L l.rUite'K L Viat ClioL-olftto . SI Krauze's Milk Cliorolilm il."c nJ ri.l.T . b.ru9 i'riiu na wnta tjc ana 5 Obtainable Wherrvr Htsh-Onu CWiii ri wW ? 0 YtSi Vi ,2 2S5 5 8 Hole's a cumem whosj long stiiniling populuiity nt jl i our Kodak Counter iisaures us thtit it will please you jj 2 or anyone on your gift list. 2 Small size, ease of oper- alion, and clear, sliarp pic- c t tures-no wonder it's pop- jj y ular. Let us show it to you j; ftj Piftnvft cWa l Picture size 1 x 2V4 I'rii-e $6.50 i K j y?j Mother Red Cross, J Drug Store will enjoy the everyday comfort of a niba , pair of' Kelt Slippers. 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Black Sateen ...39c H Ksmond Crib Blanket 98c to $1.C! fa Boudoir Caps 39c to $1.39 W Ait Needles, while they" Just :.40c -L-Cut Pwcs on all 'Worked and Stamped l'ieces. -r : Ahdfew'sr Variety Store & Join the 1923 Army of Christmas Savers !! 120 mllllnn Oollurn for two million cuv frs! Thut Im wliut tliu 'ChrtHtmus Hfiv rm will Ka this year. Thfrt- will lift no inonoy iirobli-iii for Uim. At no other season is cash in hand SO keenly appreciated. You can put cheer into Christmas not only for others but for yourself. Wise Christinas Savins means F.asy Chris'.iitim Shopping Give A Bank Book for Christmas ; The Most Practical Gift United States National Bank La Grando, Oregon I MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM . . ,'-3. Mi ' J ' r -J
