La Grande evening observer., January 16, 1923, Image 4

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, January 16, 1923.
PAGE FOUR
La Grande Evening Observer
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('iilly. Mix month in advance ..... J.ro
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" 'J wiinn ler-mur, vy inuil, ,
per yeiir, in mlvaiHH SI. r.ii
Oh H-ile In other eilies- Oregon Hotel
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fcitund. Portland,
Editorials From
Over the Nation
m in; it of
The Astoria I
n 1 1 1 tu u.-,!-lirttN
il tittt 1 eh e
i.tln-rwl.- eiediied in this
hlsu the loeal News hi l.-lic-J I
All rights ol npuhlii niton of
UlSpaUliejf heridh li I ho UIU reuf
THE QUKKX'S KCKLAl:.
I'rovidi-m-u Juiirmil: Another oil
curiously Indicated by the nock lute ot
un KiO'ptiun quctAi who died mure
than S.uou yearn uu. The neckluc
nan uiiionif tin articles f-v.lfd upon
breaking Into u beautiful l,1x in thv
losT !i;Mi;HTI'l I, IM ltsnT."rMt fl'iunbi-r of the recently opened
Till'! VOIll.l. njuiu ui iuif i ui-aniiiuiiif ii. j c
nm-th (irahame in tin- Yule tHontentH reveal,-d robes ol his tUen,
.-It iv In .beams we are itkviys bet. ""I'M, . """uum una muni j.c-iry,
(l than ourselves, uml I he world is:thlH Iniimiro boillB a splendid find If
i. .w i iter iIkiii il is. mid Kii iel v 1 1 h',rt' w'r nothing else in the tomb.
( l illli thlllL'S tlH hetler tllllll MM'i
(hal on iiiiivcti at making
i in:
K.
ill aiarmi j?a . III
W u j fj y ! 1 i I ll f l ll l
it l
from tho Intrinsic or arclmeo-,
oifieal vulue, however, the must Inter-Ml
sling of tin relics was the necklace i
1, 4
LAST WEEK OF SAVINGS!
N. K. WEST & COYS
CITV AMI ( III Vl'Y IIM''IC'MI.
IV1'I-:h.
MY S'IKONU HAUI'I'ATIO.V:
thou my strong habitntion, wIht
rKto 1 may continually it'-o:t:
hast tfiven commandment to save
tho l'.oid, 0 my foul. 0 I-onl
ress. I'salm 71:'l
amsiii'I .t'i'i:n i'iiish.
,1 I'. - II'
l.,r ...it.l il .1 l.ll. lirlll lii'tlt-r. Tills hill III IS Whtlt
it i i"" i "vision mi nus, it ti.l one knows that,"' "i uuiu. r.
withom vision tin- m,Io p.Tlsli." ii i" aio inai oia-K alnn. r in lonnu
:liiy as i ti.-- nr.-; not even Ko!UI,li' ln t't''ictB wh.M' oil .l.'posita
n:..-kwar.k lint xn i'sli. from the ,,avo through Hie soil. Thuir
inn. in i ol no i.l.'ulM. I'.ul why tnlk!',U(! 18 accoimtod for ly this blacken.
.1 ri'a- l iirlv In. a.-k.il nl. out innk-l'"'' sal urutlon. Ainln-r was ur.-ally ...
im w.m I.I l,. lti-r, lnslra.1 ol' frank-, 1 ornamolltal . purposi-H. by
iv i ! -.:inin' Dial .1 ( aniiiiK anil lili-al- ""' ""cl. nls, anil vory llk.'ly tin' black
,-.ii.:r an- In t Innnsch cs the most ilc-1 rlcty was reserved exclusively for
l!i lillnl l.llrsllit In the wolhl I'm- sin'. ! r"'a ,l'- '''h" evidence brollKht down
n..s..ina ..vi n llu- olmutlnx of hlu- irnoie!1" ,,s Ihrouifll
Tried to Take It With Them
hnurluhly resorted to by
then
Finding of immense treasures in the tomb of a king
t in .Ui
j ll i-.i,o!iited lieroe.s of lady-novellidH'.V to,ll,'H uf I-""r.
Why not Kiinply .iii-kc that idealu " "u u ltn Inm lv
houM in- resoltilely pnrtiiied for their
J iWii !.;iki', however fur tltey may len.l
I tin en Into the empyrean of thought,
up! ;uile n yardleMM of whether they
the centuries iu that
Ik an oil field not far from tho
The iinrfents con
wit h (liRKinK' for
modern would drill for
The
of Egypt who died thousands of years ago appears to ti.;.ms
I tint
With ouiMilveH, f.
we nlwn.vH do the
illy like iloinK. for
iloitm- llsrll. Il' hi
have carried to the new king of that land an intimation
..J? !t.l 4. ....... 1U .x,f - ll'lll C.l.l
UJ. tilU IJUSSlUlti SOlltee Ol Ult'-tt wrailll, aim ! ov- .( v,.,.v ,,.,, i,,.,,,.,. ,. vi
.about it. Heretofore archaeologists have been working; -n wrs than u i.i- i.
i :.. it :.. i l, ..;....,.., ., I f..ni.fl ! v'My "eve,- will be. Hut
Ull a llll-llliy IJilhlS. It 111 UllUit UALilvuu.iii.1 i"-,) "si" . w:;,i :,ii,.i,i ,
anything of value the discoverers took hall. Mow the r.-lm v, r
gyptian government exhibits an unexpected commercial 1
instinct, and intimates that if there is a possibility ol ; pe.-f.n-ny i...-i
- great treasure it will do the digging and take all the pro-1 ,;;,"w"""
fits. The exclusion of foreigners probalily would result; -n. ,ke ..r n,e
in little being done in uncovering the works and treasures :;;,l;(l,';;,,,";'.ll''1''i;,(!,'1"',t"
long jmried. The Egyptians are not well etuipped fori ',,;' for h,,- n,i, ir
such work, noftcio they possess me persistence wnicn is
inseparable frohi success in such an enterprise.
Yst it is not astonishing that the discovery of jewels, ! 11 :v-"; AS
i l.n . 1.1;.!.,.. J' C j.1 . L .. .1 ' I 1 1 1. ... I.I J l-.S
goiu, 'Silver, ivory ,aiui oinur iunm.ure m uie esuiaaieu. , i:r.pl,ii,.r
; value of $lo,0()(),000, with the 'possibility that much in the
"'tomb remains to be uncovered, 'should arouse the cupidi
ty of King Faud and his'ininistcrs. The great find ofj
which few particulars have been given came only as the!
result of 15 years of intermittent work. It is not an oc-l
, cupation which is likely to bring quick results. Possibly:
after thinking it over the Egyptian authorities will notj
hasten to cut off Europeans from assuming all the risk:
in consideration of half the profits. j
Only enough has been given out about tfhe great trea
sure unearthed to show that the ancient rulers of Egjwit,
were possessed of enormous wealth and that they "d
their best to take it witli them when they died.
i:;,
beads.
oil.
The nueen's necklace is a romantic
link between a period of antiquity
mil! In u.-lnal achievement ina"" lnl' nP ' P'lrununi.
of 'this world's work? Well. ' "
a perfectly fair objection: for.! NO.MK tH-'l-'Ifi: HOYS
vitinues to bent lU'tton tit its oivn frame,
ij Fifty years airo John (i. Sheild started
wit li Marshall l-'!cld as a clerk at 110
t in (lie end II comes a week. Now liv r.-lin-s from the
mnch Ihe sume thlnil. whelh-1 presidency of the ureal store, lie is
Ihink of ullitnate consi-.nleiiccsisuccecded by James Simpson. .Some
world or not. for if we ar.vbody must take Mr. Simpson's place.)
So John .McKinlay becomes vice pres
ident. Mr. McKinlay was another of
fice boy. Apparently there is no
keepltia a f,-ood office l.oy down.
h i
i H-.-i-
II'. Ihe
KonielliiiiK dcl'l-l Ihe only way the movies can coin-
r for ourselves, pete with this sort of tlilnp Is by
not--und It is'spe.dinir it up. On the screen no of-
volio In achi'-ve lice nuy wouui nave lo wan more mail
U have had our Idc.i1.. three months before he was slnndintf-
around wnitlni; for the h.-ad of the
Wll.!. AMO.N't. concern to see thai the only llilng for
'hint to do was to die or retire. And
Ihe Vile ite-lhe would lie a snper-nl I lee hoy, one
I over nutiiii history. who never niaile anythinc that look-
l.-sson.
Is slnnf to reiel the In- Simpson or Mr. McKinlay Innl pone on
for a wek or two without nuiking a
mistake llis Immediate superior would
hae realized that lie was not cut out
for a practical career.
TH
ANNUAL JAN.
CLEARANCE
Ends Satuarday,' January 20th '
"THE GREATEST SALE OF THE YEAR."
PROFIT BY ITS SAVINGS THIS WEEK
lhat the will
repel the in-
v;nl -r, ntid that :i t'nreltiii alliance of
no i.talite I oiind-ition lor pulley.
:i ;-.;( at deal Is learned f-oia eon
ae wheiher it le friendly r iiii
iiii.il; ;uid (he lose call of the Kieat
Wilt hit' h ll hehhtd It a let-iiey uf
-Ipiem e. ft w.n an KiiMlishiiian
vl i dltriiM red hirilif,' those year:
I:; t ijie I'k neh ol re v. .snored "wilh
FLEET MEETS
High Scliool News
AHEPLANNEO
liappeniiiKH in and Around
SchiMil 'rntrs
(he
THE OFFICE CAT
school, all of the classes are doinjr
all they can to help the Seniors.
I The student body is learning soldo
new soii?s to sing at the basketball
frames. .tinny uiniiuin. sunn" imiu
been written to the tune of some
popular melodies. I
i The Spanish club officers were
I elected lust week for the new year.
While La Grande high school is;xhc. officers me: President, Francis
considered one of the peppiest schools ' Sncdcrrass: vice-president, Dorothy
Oregon, many things are heme; Kirbv; secretary and treasurer, Gar-
increase its pep and spirit. ' net Bowery.
men scnooi spirit The home economics puis held a
' ' i; The Tourist Turns ,
i'.'ii,
Managers of'.Eui'Opean steamshii) lines held
meeting in Brussels. the other day and agreed to a gener
al reduction 'in passenger rates' for trans-Atlantic trav.
el tor next-summer. : ' i ,,.,,.
It is interesting as showing that apparently somebody ! 'v-""
has rudely awakened to the fact that the groat American :
public a last is wise' to the European travel bunco game. ! -H 1
The really impoi'tant step to be taken is not reduction;"" '''
of steamship rates, however, but- reduction of -prices to:
tourist purchasers in European cities. Over there 'there
is a general impression tha all Americans are million
aires, or that if they're not they spend money just as free-
ly- . ; :.- , ' :
, Those, lucky enough to make a trip to Europe have
Contributed somewhat tt) this impression, it must be ad
mitted. Most Ainericaus go to Europe on holiday, and at
a time like that like to forget expenses.
If the Europeans will kindly remember that the one
time that a mllioii and a half Americans went there on
business the job was done quickly and efficiently, and will
be content to charge the same prices as others pay, and
not double prices, then the trend of tourist will set in
heavily as of yore.
i i " 1 1 1 I u iiii:tein ss." It w as a are:it
Ami-il.-in who said Ihiil l-'i-unce hint
.1 the soul of Mil' world." It1
w; a l-'ienehnnili wbo wrote eoinpre-,
ll. I : "To .lii i .-iiiu-il (Inline '. lo
lie no- ini'li-i- l ire,. Is not for an l-m;:-'
iii-liiiian t ai-l of coui-iitie; il is purl I
a :i -d 'ln alien." When irrnll-!
., , ' I iu'.- -is iiunotlen, ii--; ull thlui-a which;
i .-t;.--i"r f ir i-'-ulelul.ianee .should be,
. ( , ,n.' :i-nln:l'-liliillMn -has dissolved llu-i
, '' ! I -1 - Ihe pitiless rnva of reallly,. Illere
, i elnain.-:, ; ami 'will reuiain, a aoml
J un., -.Stan din-.,' which is the basis of
I m'fl'H' Al present the llalons,
HOW t"N WI-: KVKIt I'MAMi VOl'.'
(Oi-lainal on file In lids sani-tuni).
There is a young nnin named, Junius.
l-,siiiyt r.
Whom in- all certainly much ad
niyer. l-'nc bis sense, wit ntid vim,
I -oiiKialulate hlni.
And hope there will nulhlntf trans-
(By Associated Press)
! LOS ANGKLES, Jan. 1(.-Intcr
!lleet aCh etlc comnntition in mmrlu i.lnnn t.
an Drnnclies of sports will be stae-cd'A school hs i-l
h,fnothe. "'.ed totra b"ttk' 2eetiwhVn "" the stuui-'"l l"ke an active ImcetinR Tuesday night to elect new
and hi-out fleet units meet at Pan-iinterest in every schonl activity. It officers. Those elected were: Prcsi
ama tor joint maneuvers, February 'does not take many knockers in a'dcnt, Lucille Craig; vice-president,
ll to March dO, according to an an-'student boily to ruin the school spirit. Lil.i Bean- secretary, Gladys Kill
nouncemein reaching here today from I Blvery student must lake an interest i pack; treasurer, Mae Bean.
I.u - Ca,lfolnl. flagship ot!m his studies as well as in athletics.
ine name neet unit. ,to keep high school spirit. If a
Sailors from the Battle fleet sav I student has lots of pen at the school
know how much con-
,-ri- .liawu together by a coin
er I aii- a tittle tin-d of one
i '.s e.imi-aiii , and un. re Ihnn n
lililed l.y i-lle a nut her's uri.-v-
'I'here is one
them thai Ihi
shoulder lo shoulder for some
, ,,,,,. , o e. ,s ,, .- ,,.-, th.ui olhi.i,
inailtin ci i lie i ui in in arep
To lone hhn liln joh
He's like In in S. Cohh.
To know Hindi iiP'ii wi
( I'h a.se publish tliis.
Ker. , .
ull aKpye
It In my
I ehinery.
Yon ik'Vi
'they will keep the majority of thn.gJmc ami backs his school in all I1.1'"1! "ords can oxpresw nnlil
championships on this coast an(fthevlth!etks, he is not a pood hacker jllu" " '"'r says: "So you shave your
have been trainitiK at Trona fie!:l!" he falls down in his studies. That!1""'- '"
I here for more than two months lor ife ,vhat people go to school for an'l :
.the COmi IIP- oveilLs. if thev full tlnwn in th-it Ih.nr im
."I Nearly every day race-bat 'crews ; mlvo as a student. If a .tu- ".' couia" .hrUn- "r.m'Z
rin,uat th" hbor.itw'!..k ".,!..:!ll'"-nK'n:lnu,.y-wr;
de-jto be centered on the baseball games- '"s studies he is a real school
, i wo inrec-Knnie Baseball series will "t'f"'ivi.
. , I. DI-M'l.Altl-; be played: one between the officers I q ,.,.. .,,. , , ,
. - - : -i-of both fleets and one between taimJ," 5 ,? ' s im",,out f" bf;
iijin;,- wlilch ,, f ,,.,,, ',, ,,,.. ,,,. from tho rival fleet will becnnV,. th,.good tcam-
"" n.-uer ,. ; .. V, ! Students v.lio .-i-e i.,l...ot..,l .., I
Just because he owes people no morel Boxing iu eight classes and wrest-' P'ble study can make a credit by tak- j Three-acre Improved tract oil out
people owe him. ;lmg in five classes also are on tho "V1,"; slate cNamination winch will, , ,.,.
i nroirrnni. Upside swimming vn.,.u "e nein on i.'.e linn ol l-c'n-uiirv. "
I. A lliile tiuni can criiicize but a biB , for all distances many classes of bonl.- Inc. Seniors are working very hard;""' ""'"' blRhway. Wnl cons','.; i
; ','. iunn inn overlook. - rRces will be staged, including crew, 0,1 , "-'m'.r'.' the hifch school an-, trad.- for bouse in town.
AM) LH'IdhMl . ' : whiilehnat. suilin.r lunneh .li.,h,. "Hal- Ihey expert Ui nut out a vervl
Wh.-n a wi.nuin c.-:s old enoinib lolraee boat and free-for-all 'sailing. 1,0"li-. While the Mimir is ii i V ... ,, ,.
e.u.-v pui out lor l le n'l' i
1)1 1-"
Aimcord.'l Standnrd: "If mu.-lc be
me il ot ove, . unais i.ie ,oo , ,., VK ,,. ,,,. ,,,,, ,,.
ol war.' "Upon whal meat (loth, ,,, Nl. ,,,. 1o K(J oyi.r ,,,,
this n r t aesar ' fel-d, that he hath (1.lllKllt(.I..H
grown sn great?" is a iiieslion thatj '
has never been answered in detail. I . ....... ,,,,nil ,,-,,. i.,.,.i. ,,,
.lack Dcnpsey says he eats meutj,,,,. soil - ,. l.ll ,llKu , t.Uy
vim. n ".. in urn. in h- i-(nie With hllll
nioni ti.ji Jin.i jr ls " 11
A five
m;i.N(; )ii:miir j" " "" - inw ;i
oi-e.; Jan. i.---i.rii-uH.wttta:t:?ax::ttti!i.tMMsiifiiMi terms.
'fher,
More Truthful
in thel.(nil
th plenty
of fruits ami vegetables at al! meals.
In tlu- Herman army the diet of the
lumps whs thought to be reduced
(a a matter of scientific exactness.
Ihit. the war upset more than one
(lei man theory. It appears that the
fjnoiile food of the American douh
biys v;is not meat at nil, but swet
chocolate, chocolate cake and whip
ped cream, plus cigarettes. At least,
that wa.-i what they consumed in
vaM quantities during the early days
of their occupation of the Hhiiu-lati-1;
anil they introduced this in-
spirit iN fodder to the Herman poo-:
pie, and the craze for these thitis w 1( ,
has now spread throughout Uei many. ,.jlM .
'Jii;1 rotund native Herman now , ' '
into a chair in a cafe of the1
IN W liOXH.
wiim a youai; lellow
Slants,
Who wot on a terrible Nanus,
Me had Ihe rtuht key,
III the Keylmh, yon ,-e.
Hill the keyhole was In the
holISe.
I An i o.s T;imi
"llv wire" diiaeer
Olher nitrhl br,inis.
j erly Insiilutetl.
they arrcsied a
in Cincinnati ltn.'
idie was not prop
er ti.-tae lhat the fellow
udesi imually Knows the
itiuiM.r
on has a force of men rehuiidin
wa.vlK d-out hrides over the canal 9
and replacing cto.ss walks tind lillinjj j
holes washed in the strcels In the f
recent flood waters of the South San- H
tiaia. ll w.ll t:;ke a month t(i et H
the city back in normal eonditton. J?
I'ower pinnpii are heinw nseil to clear
ihe basements in the IniKincss district
of wate-. OH stoves have hecn drawn S
Into service to warm offices In bus:- tt
neMM hiiildinns ihirini;' this week. The
hen I ins plants in these buildings will $f
he open aKiifn Momliy ufl-r a fit II U
week's vacation caused by the high H
water. 2
Winston Salem ,Iourn;t: Young -
men (nn i ne.-cj tienry i-ord s advice
to spend their money--after they have
i)oin;ht one of his ears. (Xot an ad
vertisement.) 1
Children Like
FiVsen
A mi!
l.e lit-VheiV
more t.ian jeiyn.
1 !;'v;,thv shouhl always
in tile IwMi'.e especially
NY.U.-s i It.M ;
nere tract, improved and ro-:
a bargain price, and food
one-ha If mile from ('Uy Lim-
;its and paved highway.
ni ,
ti
SJI A five-aj-re tract in May 1'ark. This
is one of the best improved and .ay
g Ing properites in the valley. Wxlru
tt good.
::
tt, .
tti
1 A len-ucre tract In May l'ark, Willi
..extra good iinprovetnenls. Irrigated,
I.
tt i best of bird and fruit. Kight-room
4-
.'.-A f .1 X1.... i ' i .i I'nter ilea l.indi n and instead of a
At cL-Aew ears party given in Oregon one of the sU., ..,-deis a cup r choi-oiate, huge
guests, during a lull in the activities, made the statement maniiti.-s f whipped eicam and as
lhat the present generation is more truthful than the pre- X!' fsKe wadci'wm bJ
veiling generation. One of the other truests took exception him- several ponions me usually
to the remark, reinforcing his own expression by saying !T tUt. ,lT'xt ".1
tha the present generation is ethicallv and ntunericallv Vl1" -'';,vs Amciinms can't teach
more given to prevarication . than any preceding ,,urml.n.m!,,l!iilLor ,wo? ;
generation. ' ' , vamsiii.nc teachkks
"llow eoiiiov" asked tluMlefender of the truth, "llowlab!; .i"ficr"nl
come: added lie of little faith. "Think of the millions vvl1" ,l"' interested in forwaiding the;
of follower.; nf i leil l''i-,.n..l, ,1,,..( r " i.'..:. ...i. " P'ouhss of investigation and re-i
, . - v,. i..i i otiniiot;,v w no search, an leaving their
il.tn.v ,t,v tlllto llieiltseives, 1 aill "etllll"' hitter alii hot--'he colleges and universiti,
ter every twent v-four hours'."
ili'er--l,d rutin r pluy golf tbuil I
l''i-li
sny to that .'
('...if. r - oh.
I rather pi;
And wh.it does your, w ife
she
lie's tick
y I.ei.lKe
I ban
dentil.
I'ooU. 1
FOR SALE
Is pleasant mjj,nv
lavaiive. will nol rfpe. mid
taken by ttiildren.
i ( adiiy
T;i
n-A b. f,
f-:i'itu!;ilcH tie- d'
and brings about
sorp',:i)Ti (,!' Tnod.
N.u':; iit;s. -n is
t. Ve, ,ly
old.
I wo Sizes :
modem house.
m
eal il g,
.t iv
proper al)- t?
tonic le.xa- H
od for yomis'
and ,0r.
Tin fine modern homes. 'Weil lu
lled, beautifully furnished,, want, to
II complete. If you want suini'lhin
extra wood let US show you these fine
hoiue.s..
THHUTV MAX.
A miner is eld Horatio Reese,
The ttuhi.-st in i!iin MH-tlon;
He tiiitdn f .i f - '.rent
To see th i. . arv. ,-:i:n.
12
in :i
UKD CROSS DRUG
STORK
itman Tab
oo
Truly censorship moveth in a mysterious way. The
latest ban to be pronounced is that placed on Wall Whit
man's works by the Hungarian police. Hungary's censors
condemn the American poet's products on the claim that
they have a destnictixe tendency.
One gues-; as to the reasoning of those who have de
clared the ban is that thev were hiimI,!,. i.. i,,,,i.,..et.,,,,i
mil tl-erelore attribute to them
' and "destructive telideiu v." A.
pieturesiiie titles may have been' rated
hairs in
to con
tinue their work with industrial
f 1 1 m Lack of funds wit It which
to Imiv cou'pment. and neces-nrv
tiiue-i onsiuninjr routine ate the ; '
chai nes biuulit nirainst the in. I-1
!ec( s The indust ries offer larirer t
KoNt; s
.hiil Tnnkin:i
like iilnriu cbn-1
uestiotis, but
same.
'i;r in Aitvii'K.
: :i vh f .line people a IN
s: t nil of valuable suic
or company just th
j New Mix-room modern buiiKaknv
icxcciietu condition, three bed rooms. '
j bivnkfast room with buiit-tn i-nehes , Jiiti:iujKJjit:;t:n:;ii:;jtKJt;;tiiJ5:i
jand tables, full basement with inside)
land outside ent ranee, furnace, wash ' " ' .: TT. ;
j trays, fruit rom. This place Is beau-i
;tilully furnished and ecrythintr (, j 1 '
i .villi ll,,l ..V lint, .if .ti.,1.,... .....I
uliiiK". The price and terms a.: at-
tractive.
IPyramid Land
Co.
The He.ilth i 'onuittssloner of t'hlca
uo sas "ualK if ym would live loiiff."
:ilso l.-t-p both i-y,-s on automobiles.
Killing lime is the suicide of sue-
, unlimited i esourees, eneour
development of research c- i
and are amply rewarded bv ; 1',1't,'' s
ults. I
progress of scien- j
the effect t,f the)
men from the
'I he ef I'ect on Ihe :
'saiaric;
iiire- Un
i tiviiies
ithe re
As te'itlds the
ti fie inve i ieation
1 1 m-' ;tl of these
iv diastioi.
teacher imi-t li
ms enouirli intt test
;'CIUH
spir
The mo:,t m-
e tin- ota
in h: In
who
Id l:i.l
Writmir vv-ixi-'
''lit::- iu, urn
o tl h I di I
""'1 a. Hint
nf (! peep!,. .
If you are planning to build n.i
spring and would like a Krden pace
of soup' sixe nn-1 still have nil the ad
VHntuifes of a close-in home. lnvetir
Kate this. I.ol Ry.a feet by ;ta t.
feet frontline on a hard surfaetd
street, located anions some of the
best homes In the city, sewer, cement
si lewutk. Trice J ltfuit.no terms if de-
1.
K PLAINS
liiiNii srn vriov sir
ler. ;s. my Mail). )
1'ihna pi'iicc. Kevin1 r.eatitiiiil four-room modern
l'tr home i fair 'jr.ilow. rvetdlent leeation in the
bun- j
West I
II ll 'It.
sonu (ii tlu' nods lays
possiMy siiMstcr nipanin
nothcr is thai I
t ti frai'tiacii-ns, i fi
hy sinking of lilicrty.
typ.
I'l'O'l
U seek t.
teacher
the -land
i i I feud
. the si-ho
i!y tiie pi
iaj's Ik? (lii':i,!s tho I Iap.lnu'gi;ir..
Nations usod to lay (!nwn the law ((1
Jiow the Turks la w (low n thoh- -.nis a:i-l
!!"
! N l ht fault doe- m
ii'iT, w !io ha-e I' ft t In ii
f -K.mtis, The rullic-t
W;i ti he.. (.I for ia-k
feiwaiil it. If this
is to be lure i away t
. by the v t-ier no,. '
by luiMiie cot pot -'W
must suffer. a;ul
k'! e1.- of I ne science
ept the
Oi;i
i- State. nas;
ttion Is that a bodv
tli.' country, thotiKh
infic int. rt;i"ist to
w will :is a ilerid
u political afrnlr..
i an be no peace
i- treitv siu'Ued bv
I. i ii'lor;,-! liy th"
l.t Ie pe.ple. Til
part of the city, l-'nll basement, r.i:--aure.
line lawn, well jrr;ided w ith many j
flow ers. shrubs and sbjide t lees. 1 f
ou w:int a ftp.e home at a riht price '
look Into this. j
' i
Modern four-room home, well toeat- j
imI ueross the trncks. I'riee $.'3ee.n, ;
terms. $,"ee.mi dow n and ba'ance like j
nnt.
I he with the
leaehuiir p"-
id.
H i'rl
i r in lit
of the
saeKMei
et" tuuds
uer
hind an
fruits o:
.. nf II'.
tht
t-i
H Turks, hut
Kvimt day
'11!; (n lit-? ;.."(
and L! i w
i lit i Hi-;
Unah'
peep!
PM.f.1
th- e;..
i to " .' e
Pt'lVM.
Th-(
an l
to (!v;t! with the piohlc"
w'ln !'un:i-h the I'uriii
! tile s'Miilttfic ii' eiileh. t
v to come lo the fne t in this
it. . lt o mm I th;it a'le.pi ttc
n i t the M'hd he ntiele foj
t .i. ;m ) to i"i-'A ik Me-"- rl.-
k e member.
d to the Pail Klrea
t the p-euty would
ii".t if we at'O'-teseed
h a pni;i'.iiii."
t. it is er
; Modi r si-room home, cement .
sidewalk, lawn, trees, shrubbery, new j
; firepia e. bap- meni. bmit -in kitt lu n. :
wiisti trays. Trice M'oie.OM.
I Geo. H. Currey J
leal Ktt loriw j
La Grande National Bank
Statement or iHteinher .a. lllii.
US HANK HWKS:
To lteposUors
To the V. S. Tre:isury
circulatinj; notes
I epm tun-nt.
t.UTi.23
$i.4iy
account of
2tMi.tilKI.0U
TOTAI l.4.oA.r3
, We hac our ns-is mranKeil at all times so ns in lie uble lo
nat-t ;.ny ivijiicM for jwuiHrnt linmediutely.
l ui: Tins iTki'osi: : ii.w i;;
ti I'iisti tri vault imd d. po&lled with leva!
t
liepOsitfili-
t ". S. l-ov. rant' ni ben is
Not--s of in-iiv l-liKils .ind corpora
It -;il i'M.H-
S in t edei.,i Kecrxe liunk
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t 2711.4 13.0.1
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na:r ixid-anaaNKss . uMismsi
r:t' .!: a vi:s si cim.i s m-' . KM.itfs.Ti
Uli rh ttectim Ibe pMipcrty nf Ihe St.M kboblers nfler the
ibiwiit.ns ore psilil. nnd Is auaianUi fnnd tiHin whlcdi we
sulielt new th K'-iU tun I retain iIhim whleh linve been ItMi'il
wilh us for ninny c:r.
imr liN-. t r-f..eirr. , ntuacriit- d in this st:it. nient do not
and cm n.-t ineni-b-. t insets of iend!n tu and' helpfulnss
wh';eh lids bank h in the p-renn-l of its board of directors,
its oMh rs and m;toy-s. These are n!N--ts which pay dividends
to our palrens ia si rvice and stttsfactlon.
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