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Newspaper Page Text-U-"v.' i-i: PAGE FOITK THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ft 4? f - m La Grande Evening Observer as iNiiui'rwrJKv;' MnvHCAri.H, HuhllHlicd dully ami weekly nt. ,n Orando, Oregon, by (a Urn ode I Iven ing OliMervnr Publishing Cinnpttny, HltU4JK DKNN1H, KUilor. Flntnrftrt nt tlio PoBtorflrn nt ia flninrto. Oregon, an Hecond Plus Mull M niter. Afldrena nil communication to Till-' OUNKIlVlHl, Villi Adam Av., Im tJrnndc, Oregon. KHIIHt TUITION II ATKS. Hy Carrier. Dully, per nioiiih 7rjc pallv, per three month t r bully, per fix mo.. In advance ...... Dully, Hlntle copy 1 I'V A ( OI'VTV OI-TK.'IAI, II y Mull. ! Unlly, per yenr. In nrivanre $f.B0 ' nlty. Mix mtoitlm In nilvnnre I'J.'tU Dully, ihree months. In Hvnnce ,...i,a.V Weekly Observer-Htnr, by until, - I per your. In mtvnm-it .Il.fdii On sale In otlmr eiiicH lrtnmi Hotel l Kewn Kinnd, t'orilund; ImpTlttl N'mvui Htdti'l, I'orllninl; Multnomah New! Kt'tii't. Portland. Editorials From Over the Nation M'NCIIIXC; WITH l.l I Hnston Herald: Ijiwrence. Abbott In! h In eulogy or his lul her. Ilio lute lr. I l.vruini Ahhntt. said the rumousl Income Tax Facts By Clyde G. Huntley Collector. ST ' "! I if . ...... Pictorial L m,,, i iuii ncioriai Pictorial Review 15c 1IKillll.lt K AHSlirlvrT.il rllrlKN. I prcachc,. mill editor was Hip "most TIii- Associated Press la exclusively dMIchtfnl luncheon companion" the mllilcd ici use for i.ul.li. nilun ot ain,,,,,, ,a, cr known, unit ho did not !StZVm. "' "' lo the lorn I iii-wh published therein. the yearn of maturity or both. Ml:;; ;;j;Mo":;"rr;s;""i ... ,.i.o,, ...,... u a rmi lilhnti'. llow inuny hiiiii wonlil hku InolhlnK lifter than lo tnkn hinclieon IiEWARI) IS SURE: The Lord isiwlih HikI? Thui In n iiolntcil way or with you, while y he with him. Bejuitintr ilio fi'-i HuJ Hie rnilicr rimi ye KtrtMK tneielore, and lei nov your'H(,n rrlutloiotlilii In not inmle the hands hp wi'iik: for your work ahull or mii.Ii r the clilni; romlltlonn of I.. lie. rewarded. I Chronicles h:t, 7. A Contrast Whlli- the f xi'tnptiona tar niurrieil pi'THoriH it r :;.f.mi for p. rHonn wlius net income Tor lUii wjih .r.nini or It-HH. and is.iMMi rr p.-raoHH whose net fnrunie wua more Duin $i,iiiio, there in inn.Tr.'. I in the ineoine tax m a iiuniliyinr? c-Iuum- In Justice to i mo utxjmy. r whone n-t in nine juat exreedn ift.Olnl. Tile law iinnll-H ih:.l inoHtjtm. n.,U(.tjon of tJ). ..,.,. , fl texellllit ion frrmt ' Mm hum American life, that what inlKht he ajmit , ,, tu Hu.,:,..ht. t,,.,"ax lvhl,.h """ " ", " . ., "'otll(l he uiy:iljf I? Hi,, excmplion I promoted mirilcleiilly. Nor would ,.,,,. ,,irIM, ,. (,un , ;,,, Iho iiiinrt an lie on ine ""Hi or tne ,nf net Ineoine In eXrea of r, nun For "" ' a father who keep l, ;,.,,(., Mr, ,, Alrs J()hn Jl)n(!) aplrlt yonthfid enouirh, hln lauuhter h,ml u net Income for IM2 or 5frio elierry eiiotiRh. Iil wit ready enoilBh, Without the lieiurlt or the uhove oro- ailO NIK ailC'lloiin ii:hi 1HI Ml II II lllllll MORE THAN AHUNDREI) NEW Coats . - i Never Were Fashions and Prices More hnticmg anu Values Are Easily Kecoffnized at First Siprhl. H'llV.' 1 ill 3. J i : - I. Urlil Tiins, ( 1 1 1 r.' i income V K on. tite r tnv umilrl I... !.. .t:. The most reliable estimate of what Germany has paid r,,'"h '" k'''.'' a Vi'"."'..'!"5 ",m,llnif "'" al i horn with ii ; $ 1 1 1. lo (S.i.nio i. $2.r.im . .iiniing rare li'iniieiiiliienl or li(. mut have . 1 o at 4 per cent plus JIO the i - i. L.-fi. I.. lk U,l H i " ' ,.iiiumih uy wiuen in Oe genei OUS 10 llie UerillUJIS- Vll UIV UUICI iuuiu ail eLl- his Juvenile enlliiintnanui and l.leula. jeeeila 5.onii. mate conservative on the side places the expenditures ot i'1"1 " m. Ai.hott m ai Kr tu.. y.-.,r uni there iK m the latter in the way of restoration of the devastated ter- ,1":"! wTCnlt V, ntorv at &Y,uuu,uuu,uuu ana Jiiucn more wm oe neeu ioi" 'rnn m rnmn m ssiMllincome m exce (,i th- ex..m)tions! cnllftMiif!.! I .ii On ii iirei-PDt wliii h Mi- llneoiiii- Th.. un.tt.v ..t..u .. i,i..t i n --i i i r i ......... . i 1 I ..... . . .... ' ! Jt v ranee, wmen siuierea so enoi'inousiy in a material i auuoh ti-ancitci unm: -i.ei im-jpiy omy to income in exc,. or s.i.om.. Iucch, nifMiniy r overpiouM.- hut let surtax rales ranve from 1 jut cent on k joyoiiH ahoat th'tr ralth In -tl"' amount or ml inconie letvii'ii I does it seem reasonable that Germany, which suffered: ;.v;::;r';;h; 111HK'Z,i uinr:;:;,V.y ZSZZ not at all from wars material devastation, has done alllma.kahie nr.. or st. i-raneiH ny paui exee.dH 2.iiok. ror 'u,e taai.i.- Halialler will he Kiaterul to Ijiw- year 1:1:1 ine mii-inx rates ranBed per cent on the amount or' oine hetween sr,,enli ami Sti.mie - , .. . , rioiii to r ranee in tne way oi reparations, uoui in money antii,,,,,! ..uh.-, i.eve i hnr lihinpa tho Firrm-ps nt S2.400. (OO.OOO. 1 his IS Said to "' eini.enii.ient or complete the work. If France, which way is able to produce to devote to rehabilitation morel than $4,000,()()(),()()0 in excess of what she has received, i them 1 1 I I . Al I ..11 .. 1 U.l !.tO tile L.UU1U vviicil Lilt: uiuvc oliiil iii ciii oia; iitii-i iciieii ii,t. r... . i... ,,.,ltl.i ,1, en rrom It is a balance sheet which shows the talsity of the j or an tne saim ..r me .iindie Aire.) net m-. claims made that German yis exhausted. It abundantly j liroves Dad laitli. r ranee may nave adopted an unwise policy of collection some of her loyal friends while sym pathizing with her, fear she has but under the circum stances she seems justified in taking any steps which will produce tangible results. Germans may whine but such a course does not diminish in any way their failure to pay . what they could, not because of inability, but through de termination not to do so. When in 1871 Germany quartered an army on' France to remain until the indemnity should be paid Frenchmen went to work to discharge the obligation as quickly as possible in order to have the Prussians out of their sight. If the Germans had possessed a spirit of patriotism simi lar to France much of the reparations would have been paid ere this. The disparity in action under similar cir cumstances exhibits the contrast in the patriotism of the two peoples. Germans may sing Deutschland uber Alles, but if they were really inspired by the song they would have kept the French out of the Ruhr by an honest effort to meet their obligations. he presents hi many ways the most atlraellve rliiiiri', and hero he Ih or Tereil lo use In ve-y modern terms as a "Kiiod mixer." I.ols or "K.i'id mix ers" would fie eiiiharrassrd and lonKue-lleif were they' placed oppnaltej I heli- own Hons a) u puhllc dinner, lahle. to Oft per cent on Ihe amount hy which the net. Income exceeded $ t ...O.i.oiMi. The tax may he pah) In lull at the time of riliiiK Ihe return or In uuar terly Installments, due on or lielnre March I r.t June 15. Kcplcnihcr Ifi. and lleeemlier IT.. l!il':. am: moiidiins too 'rolcnv.' IMMshnrK Lender: Tn'n llmo was and not so Ioiik auo when sweet heart or lover, hrl.le or tfrootti, had Ihe sweet privilege or dancing on his or her iiii-lner's reel If he or alio de sired or couldn't do any hetler, dauchiK. Not now. Then It was one or Hie pi-ours of Hint deathless love ihroiiKh which lovers from the tlinoj men hcft-an to use spoken hin"uue;c : perjured themselves THE OFFICE CAT ALAS! Two oh maids Went for A tramp in the woods. The tramp Died. rnrihrr Into Iho Handily of ft woman N a f roct Ion. Not now. Whothf r men h ive licon cured of the perjury Jiahlt in their amorous advent u ics, or whether they have It eerlninly is fortunate for the penetrato average man that luains nro not on exhibition. The Flag and the Germans just Kot plain, red up on thn endless eat, with Hfrony, to The best kind of n banquet to p;o to is one where there is plenty of turkey nnd the other frood thinjrs to no after-dinner listen to. vocal hrand or love, Is not entirely clear lint when a prooni tells his heani- Ilia- Iniilii that she ulmo.n trumped' Hy Ilraw says it vns prr.bahly a his I'cet nrr with her "orlkiiinl tltino-'"Rh t,,nt started the superstition lint." and taut he Is throuuii ilnnelnic ! that Friday is nn unlucky day. wllh her, what Is the human-liorn in- I rerenee? Isn't it perlectlv clour that I A''r .Vu "live done something a inlirhly ehaiiBc has entered when ipartii-uliirly hard it is iistnnishinR no one was looklnirV il nolc lnc numuer wno assure you I- 1 111 Almost unlimited In variety, the disi 1:11 live lie' I, I "I niisseH. n ii in li.-r more than n. Hundred in tins weem, 'If IJ t'oats of the popular H.ort type. I.hrlil Tans, lir III j . t'eer. liray Ilusean. Musette nnd or eourie i.i" "'"' I 1 i lllue are always popular. y.' " W Hear this in mind: we luive clone nil the adv:ni( 1 III IT I 4 eotiinnrlson nnd Heleetlnn vleuinL- hiiii'jrrils atl'i" I i 11 I . ' . . .. . : ' II ' ill l enoosinff only those whteli we Knuv wl'l j; i ' jiy ) j wear and value in style. If. v rriees start at ?IL'.r,n In T.iKlles ( eals i.iei ran; j , -'' and Misses from $7.un to l'5.iin. j I New Colored Sateen ! I K NICKERS 51-75 1'air Made or rine (uallty heavy sateen w ith a heavy Inslr", elasn waist and knee, run led en, I pecot edited. In all the brlKhl colni- flllKS liesle riesh. I'rleed $1.75 pair. TL'SCA New Yard-wide NETS For Your Windows PERCALES III The i!"v Tusca Net lias Krowu , Into poiu!ariiy alarmingly Cunt 29c nnci we nave neen waning ror I thi.H particular mesh Tor hoiiic I lime. Our l'ine;it Mtiality "Ak;iUui" It i ii yard wide, medium ami pirertln-" JMcalrs, hi larjie square mefih and cream . , . , H.(()(, ffreal variety or ih-w patterns. I AhU to H.-e It in our Drnpery '",lh . :,n'1 AM H.'dlon. inchi'H wide and all at. iV.tc vard. Illlli .SRdTOfifflt-SK' I'-roni "Al'inslrone." lliy" nnd " I WKSftla L received a. dozen or more new and etlraetlve v jn MjFT wear. Amonit the uitist recent ai!'i.ilH is a ' JmHC ( r.llAV HI'IOIH-: end patent eoinliinutinn ilh j O U ." Panic in lilaek Suede. 5f.iui " wS! . OTTKit mttnvx si i-.i.i: itmts with iiiKii 1 j ISyTZJL ' patent Inlay on loanue uitli i.Lrap. ll 2! I'riei'd al Jtu.ini. JjjJjJ . Manyothers in ntaeU Kid and Ihown Kid an land's hall Wednesday cveni'npt under I Itlltlll fl I II It! I t the auspices of the Yountr Ladies fl R l 1 1 II I M 1 Iiancinir school wits a decided sue- U U III 1 1 U I I if 1 1 I IIIUI L II ! . I Pictorial Kcvictt' for March. s for woiian C;inn'l Hair, drowns iiint Navy uvk or examlnntlon. !i.-ils of model" lin'1 t.(jiniwn.l satisfut'tion m The Famous HAKT SCIIAFFXER & MARX COATS For Women rorr.M in. ?H ainl li ml net ion in ih. m (in.d'iniliy tailored coals I'n," u.nnti'ii is slinwn in thew mi:. h u ;,ri-iv:ils. M:nle dy t lies? i,ii,ii.i:s m;il; rs of M n's rioth .u;,', lii-y proiiilfLs r the iin. : 1 . t;.n.n-iiiu', lowly all-wool i.npori. . i .ttri. s :iml thr- man ,; !: t:iilir: l .si yl s tliat Jin- .so jiil'i:!;:!- for Sprillf,. Afk to N.e ihi'.se famous Woincni cn;;ki. Several Very New PUMPS AND OXFORDS I'.nyl Welsh" we litive jimt styles in h'prinp; root- tl v, it Ii u:iitary heel. el nn.l lin nt'tl sole. mil Ih ow n Kid anil Talent. . In the great war American troops mighty victory over the Germans. Since then American troops that have been in occupation of' German border territory have won another great victory. Those troops found the Germans bitter; they leave them friendly. When they first went into occupation, the subjects of conquered Germany were sullen and distrustful. On their departure those same Germans are openly lamenting and speed their parting soldiers with good wishes. Bv their conduct the American soldiers have triumphed over Ger man distrust and enmity. Truly pence hath her victories no less renowned than war. The foreign minister at Berlin is quoted as regretting' the hauling down of the American flag as the passing of! v. symbol that during the years which it floated in Ger-j man winds served as a reminder of democratic ideals. If can still so servo. Ihose who haw eyes for democracy can see the symbol across the Atlantic as clearly as though it were close at hand. The Germans know that the America whose flag so recently floated over portions of their country is still holding to democratic ideals and can find inspiration in that fact though the flag has been withdrawn from their soil. The h-ide cried ,vt.i i,,i i mar. tn y woum nave netpeti you it I heart and look poison. She has n l?" only a!ikcl tlu'm' sl,ys " L" helped tO Win a: On1"1"!, chince to Ket well. Vhatl0l'"nlc m""' oiiri oer so niuen was that she knew' . i.,,i , . i ,., ., .... . , , , I A ittle rain, plus muddy hip;h- nei gloom was "the host dancer in i . i , - lliooklyn." ho took dnncimr lea- ynJ ",w"s au"- i"'KV o took dancing Ich- noiim ror some time heTore tier nmr riaire In order to ho a dutiful wife. And nee what hccanio of it all! "He up and told mo my dancing plain hum." t'ouhl any bride onlv three (I-vh nl, M.-ind for. thnt? The irroom or thn Victorian days would hiiV. reinemliercd I hoso noie What we would like to see is real cure for baldness that can't w ls;uet pushed over on one ear when you take your hat otr. all the filling about the dif- Amoa Tash says station man knows loot with extra pleasure. because. tlteyferent days of the week is thnt CUlie from the "tOOtHleU" or the ISilnd.ivi ho mnr inimlin.i on HWeetcst Hhl In the universe. Not .now. The modern yount; man is' Any stylo hat will look irood on touchy." ivrhaps. too, the brldea or n woman if she only has tin riylil today are not ,ulte what they were style of face- , In the Victorian days. I I . . . j jn Kastern Orejjon man, who was ( recently defendant in a daniaire suit, ' ii I I'.rii -ny,, t,. the truth, the whole truth. Milwaukee Journal: "Lire Is not no and not bine but the truth-and make liott hut that there Ik hIwuv.h tlme;a lot of trouble. 'tioiifcii or courtesy. Kuh.'I'squ. THE ADVANTAGE OF WISDOM von wiie ; nifrt have; their; faults; being . wia -'therf eliddiWor , td hide them. otiji ! ha miner. A NewIProblem 1 Pearls come from oysters hut dia monds usually come from some poor fish. There are enough doctors being graduated from the medical schools of the country to supply the entire need. Take it on the authority of I Van William Darrach of the Columbia university medical school. Yet many commun ities are without physicians, and in most sizable cities there arc more than enough lo care for the people's needs. The medical profession pays well, and certainly it pays quick returns to the brilliant young physician in' the city field. Hut the profession always has 'been looked on as humanitarian, its members as humanity's servants, and the ideals have not been lowered in the present generation. Just how to solve the problem can 1m? answered in no! gno ami easy lasmon. nut it ought to hp faced, it ought to be brought forcibly to the attention of the physicians and the medical schools, and an effort should lie made to make the rural and small town field inviting for the doctors. One Harvard professor recommends that men wear nightcaps, but there are some men who prefer to drink them. "r III! Ihe Ihlei est.InK, , encilulli Taehuis ' Qiiullircs of, '.civllUttllolw oiulesy easily Is rirsl. It Is the pc eet riuwcr ot consideration of one .Inward I'millicr. Yet every day we ,,. , , ... . i.i...n hit,, occurrences ihit mi us An Ohservr employee sounds oft ;won why tl Is so rare. ',v,lh ,"' ""nt ,law whu-h litis I I'huerson Is rlKht then Is ul.!''" '"' ,Uwy ,'.,,,hi" ....... .:, . ., . i . i tllruriil for one lady to kill nnoMicr courtesy. lint another writer tells 'w us that eoii'tesy cannot dwell with i '" ll lslinesN. and we suspect that Ihcicln lien the rllh. It Isn't that we Ihaven'l time. l, tlirat when Wu w.int thiintr. w,- are willinit to tread mi mi- : . "ihci 's riahiit or reeiliiKH in Ret them. x'o rovul road leads to knowledre. I,'sv ' 0"' ahsenco or It Ik i but several lead nwav from it. I nn ii of our decision., In tin. Utile ithiiiKs or nr... a lonit lino of a 11 to. I "Winter wonldnt be so bad," eom- ir InsUince. Is ttoiiiB down the slreet. nients Cv Kolojrv friKidlv, "if it The Inst driver wishes to Ro a nil le I wasn't fnV the cold weather." : lasiei. As he pulls out he sees that : a is liiipossihtn lor him 10 bo tiheadj I.ie in le-d as lone; as you cut, I or Ihe w hole line, nut he could edite I urges n I, a (liande man. Kxpenses I In in ii onl or the man nheid or him. slni't as soon as you jret up. i mil would he merely talilnu another inau's place and he rel rains. Tiiis instance Utiislintes one of Ihe .'sseiulnl iiualilles of true courtesy. It Is negative, not positive. Wo do i , " cx''','!Wr". "" s opposite. ; , ronr f th(t tW(.stnl.v building iis,ointesy. ri.e, rerua.il of the man'on A(ilinv, nvemie owne.1 bv the Ma i.uinid t take the place or the man !,,,. ,)ricr an, UCCupied ns n loilire ahead because he cannot uo mi will I mom on the second floor, nnd bv the iiever ne known to thn other. Yet c,oeerv firm of Messner A Com U was ;. eou-troiis net. il... . A aln. In a world w her, nil itien were I ...Ud.ul n.,.l 1....I. l,.-. mn..!.. n. ?) Years Ago Today Shortly nfier one o'clock last Tues- iiiny mornine; nro was iiiseoverc.i in court, us no on,, wiiiitd nurear In he. Vol no one would e.. ihn mini; or dlseoill les'. It would seem like wasted effort to adopt the Coue formula and continue to patronize bootleggers! The time mav come when farmer their cars two miles out and come to town on a boat, A MAY HAVE flFKN COINCIDENCE A paper that prints a Rood many allepod photographs of unusual peo ple had three nil on one page, mid all three wero of men who wore those trrolesejue, deformed, dwarfish ' but very apologies for a real mustache, eon-, surancc sistniK of a tuft of hair on the up per lip. It micht have been a co-i (incidence, but one was a fellow who , served ten years in a German orison: jfor murder, one elaims to have made : , .,.;ii i, ,, . , rannon that will shoot around a SWlll Have tO park Icomer nnd the thirti was a man I pam .si.ihhi lor a strawio rryi plant, sponded with promptness. The fire had p;nincd considerable headway on the rear of the buildinp but in an incredibly short, time after arrival of the h.i.-e teams not a spark of fire could be seen. Alcsstier's stock of poods w: daniaired to sent? ex tent by water, while the fixtures of the Masonic lodlie room were prin cipally affected by smoke. The dam age to the huih1ln will amount lo littlf, fully covered by in land's hall Wednesday cveni'npt under the auspices of the Youwr Ladies Dancinp: school was a decided suc cess. The hall was crowded and the lady floor managers had their hands full, but they performed their part successfully. Dancine; was contin ued until one o'clock. J. M. Berry left last Thursday evening for Guthcrie, Oklahoma Territory-State Senator, D. A. McAllister, came up from Salem last Friday and spent u couple of days in this city. An dnpine at Kameln backed off the turntable last Monday deposit ing the tender in the pit. The wreck ing car was isent out to put thinKs in shape. Arrangements were being made the first part 0l the week for a large number of the I-a Grande fire department to visit liaker City and attend n ball to be given by tl.e firemen of the city on the evening of January 111. This year there will be hut two eclip.-es'and both of the sun. The first will be a total eclipse on April loth and Kith invisible in North America. The other will be the an nular eclipse of the sun's southern limit yisible iu the suit and westsrn.j Real Oldtimer. One very seldom sees nowadays nn old-fashioned elevator known us the "clothesline lift," meaning: that the elevator Is caused to ascend find de scend hy means of imllinj: a wire cable. There is one such relic of former diiyn. however, tlttit Is still used by tlie I'nited States government. It Is nil the elevator at the Xeimm Uulldiojf In VYaslungtou. 1 play to llJi:,-';; i , ' to Im EBITi 1 ?! i's h on" r m0lit Pi I nfi;i','ns,v ,h:it " Vt hren nn fijl fi 5 5'm5 y f'uintry and Is to he offc IS I i U IB '' -V;l!'-";" I 'airy council for: The seventh Pacific nortliwst mil; convention, arranwd jointly ly t h Pacific Xort hu i st Association (ii' , I airy and Milk Inspectors and tie-. Pacific Northwi Mt .Milk I e:il. i s' as sociation, Ik to be held in Taeoni.i, iKehruary 1 i. Hi and 17, and t hi - com-' iniltee in ehai'Ke has sent out a hmaJ invitation to the ne n of all tinils o;' the dairy industry to he present. I This convention has Kt'own to b-J the larffest and most rt'iirtsintativej northwestern HH'etinK of those i iiL-;m:- ed 'in the production and di:driInit:on of milk and the program for Hi-' T:i-' coma meetlnic lias been arrapc-'d :f that the subjects pnSciKeil and d1?. cusscd will have a dir. ct h- arin. on the many pmbb-ms of the Industry in i this field. A. J. Leonard, pr. si.l. nt o. , Ihe i nited latryimn.s Assneiation o: WashitiKlon, and i liarhs '.. l-'isln-r. presid- at of th" Seattle Milk S:.ipo. i association, have promini'iH p'.w.-s mi 1,1)0 . jirporupi. , -1 H'-'tii . tt.'pb-n I. Ml;-t H"pfUlf.H;piv..-tity .of YVaMiiffftrlon ' is to talk. ' and as thos-' who h:: " ! heard him know, he will have enotiL-h' to say to make aiijoHe' strip lo Ta-( coma worth hit. Sam (itv n. ii--e-; retary of the 'aliforuhi f iu icy Com cil, has promised to xplain th' wo dt rful success of his orirjinizj'tion. K. Dorman. head of the. I'. S. doi division, western office. Sn't I .a! City. Is brinitiuK an iinporl:int m-' saKe. as ia I YotYssor fred Sa d I of the I'nlvershy of ltri: isli 'ohm bin. -r sit the eonv-ntinn riiv It t'onsolidatnl l-'iim eompuny is pre parimr a new educational film and a presented as the first eve- rliiimiM nt. This milk filiu onipre- made in offered to for Its cd- I u.-aiio:mi orU. ; The Taeonm convention will be nn .pn forum wh.re the producers of ;milk as w-n as the consuming l'ib ;iic will I,,- welcomed. They am not I "luy invited to "sit in' 'and listen, but are urm-d l-, participate in the dis ;rll;l,,IIS "" V have anythirifT to of : r- r t.iat will help solve sonic of Hie da !ryn i !!' prohlenis. N READ 0I1SKRVEII WANT AOS Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE L0TTE8 ' ' 1113 Jefferson Ave. 7 The fiiv had th-? appear ance of having started on the out side of the huildine and its oiigini is shrouded . mystery. j Amoiiif the arrival recorded on; the register of the (toUten Ku!e hv- j tel lat SundaV were Mrs. J. V. Ko- lev, Mis Kate Kolcv, and Loirna' Foley of KannA I'ity. 3f The necktie Party K'vcn nt y. PROFIT If you work for a salarT your time is your working capital. Your profit is represented by what you save. If your operating expense is as much as you earn, you have suffered a loss by reason of having impared your working capital to the extent of the time lost We invite you to avail yourself of the facil ities of our saving and commercial departments and offer you efficient and reliable, service. La Grande National Bank SOUND RELIABLE PROGRESSIVE 6 TJie ciifaiette-cai-elessness-Disaster ! . ThoiiL'htssly I'm-hti-d eiK.m-ttr f'oor. starting P.e rn?:. Th.-re room :in,i . V'oon the house N ii.. abandonp, the toppt,.f, to tnn 'file hlp in no one ln the ' irro mn fiir- ;tr- N about the yo1 say! TrU- 'r fir, in- wury ehet k up jour J Security Insurance j Agency S ruts. I I -a lirani In.nranre With 8enhe !