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PAGE FOTJK ' THE A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday. February 27, 1923. t La Grande Evening Observer Alt HWKrKXilKVr KKWIAI'KK. Fuhli.lirti daily nd wrrkly i 1 Grand. Orect'. by 1- Ornnrte Kveu ln oiMrver puhliKhlntf rumour.. liKCCE DENNIS. KJlU.r. Bj Mall. Daily, per yar. In advai.e $.0o Pally. nIx months In arivam-v f'.H' Unity. Ilirt intsnthK, In tlvnc vvky (fbjttrv-r-Star, by mail. ptr t-r. iti aovanc On snl In other cHir Or;on llitl Entered at the roMoffloa at Ia Grande, ' Nw Stand. I'urtUi.il : I m portal .SVwi u.....nii fiiK aiau Miner, !"". -. ...... ATft all cummtmlrationa to TH1C UMBRVKft. HIS Adam Ave., La Qr&nde, Oregon. IKSCKirrlOX RATIOS. ny Varrlrr. Dally, Pr mmth t?jilr pr thr-a month ..... Dai'y" tr in dvam Dally. ! - r 7r $2-2 1.ITT AXU fl Vl'Y Ol'KlCIAL iaii;iu (slant!, I 'or Viand. The Afclat-l I 're tn excluaivi rul 1 1 to u 'or ooblU allon of ail : . ,.p,ihhi ti H iir ii 't oilif rwinf riin-il in Oil P !''. am) lino llf lor i tlww publlfhrd th-rili; -..-..i.t.lwui ton xf ntuecial tflapatcliva herein lo nr resrvd. AND EVKRLASTINC Editorials From Over the Nation THE OFFICE CAT TASK NOT EASY HI T SIM.FAI1 Omaha World Herald: A younp woman, 25, when questioned hy po lice concerning altered activities in a hhoplift nig rintf, sai'l : "It wa either steal or lead a lift of nhame in my ea.-c." It seems not to have occurred to her that she might hnve done ome woik. From her reply, work was not in her category- Perhaps her earning capacity at a yAt wa not more than 915 or $20 a week. And ! kirls who. have to .-unnort them- J ( selves know tiiat they mu-t deprive fc"lC M v.i ih- -AumiT iu i tiy and d;(Ju, K-i-iiiid Mu,. his jnr.nv tail; d fif roo.i jok, xintj I f a rvil i4:;h hTi Give .wiu the cue. ' tunc f-ri.-ct your T.Iu-s; tx-l's j K mm-) ofn iiioom lu-jirly l:u;h- I :, iil win. ( lasting urms.-Deuteronomy 3:'J7- Retrospective Much has been said about the organization of the two 'houses of the legislature, and without going into this sub ject, which is now not so interesting to the public, let us KTERNAI SAFETY: The eternal Goil l thy ihrmcelvea of many Imle hii.tr lefutre, nd undc-ncath are me ever-; uiuy wani in un.ier And what- a courafreou l"t ihey are in thif uroup. struu i; li nir 1 make their own way! Too ofien they are chilled for putline a hit of reut'e on their pallid iheeks. And pr iiaps they k-' hufijjry .-onie'.ijiies that they .can buy a hit of ribbon or so'iielhinir to add to their appear ance. The road is pretty rocky :or some of them. liut they do not Meal or turn to other disreputable wayf of making "easy" money. They ju.-t plod aloiij; with the. jolliest smile and the best appearance tiiey can command. Ai d they are happier than those who think they can heat the tsm: Dy traveling the pttmrose pain in o funny, (Kliite-li aril fine ! 1. : )T--rn- say. -or l- i,elui,l DimMillie." I Put 1 i.-tii tnevlhcr, O.ty kih-U i !-ull)ie tut;" you know. 1 A i:in enjoyed vtn-revt-r yttii ko. ' Article II. Wi-.il litis omi!.-y rosifi imi'I mmt ; ,i.,M. I..t Wow who tike Jit-j t;:ii'S v:Ui our lilu-iiy. An im-nur bus jMHnif a duin :o iv t'pfd around a cuff luiuon , to .it i.i a collar buUon frxm fcVi.l- j -iiii" iii-Ur the ii if l'om-ti would Ik i, vvh'oniv aiijunct Ui a man" innk- 1 box. nwtjj's F--m to hu v on horat' no mistake We are all proud ot nim ana nis iiic(iiUrp isetI to itni that many trup bitter attack made upon.lum was unfortunate bat the ipiT or" Js3y that the senate, in electing Jay Upton president, made . . : ... imfi nriimncir ij iihii . e iL..:. t cocci fm hMn nnr noon runiiiim a unwi aiwt w i-ir inm-. session naa noi mxii i " b , . ,,;.w.t;nn in , 0u . ympathy nnt too broad tliefl out ana cue uojt "fit rmj; i...wv.. ..... - npr our und(.rftan,ijn)t loa deep to admirable : mariner and continued to do so throughout tnejens( the real difficulties of the pri uuw. t . Ihattlnp alonfr m the world today. SeSglOn. ' ' v,. - . IWhii: we read of a few who jump SThe house""of-representatives proved fo be not so for- the track, it is reireshine to think i i 11L nuLL-st. ui nji - i ,,,-,,,f n ' t .e Eieat number who uncom- tun'ate. Kubli was more or less or a disappointment, ei. plRil ngy hold a coure devoted to to his first flush admirers. His stand on many measures i''- tint " ,hey "n failed to show the breadth of character which a Speaker of the House should possess, and his last fight against the , CH()lES income tax and for the Northwest Tourist bureau con-j Ce ar Rapids orette. Many a vinced many that his idea of legislation still hinges greatly jy the when nnon the olden davs when special privileges were occasion-;, he kitchen oibox every evenin? J, ... , i,,. jhfter school and lie thankful that in ally SOUgnt by illC ie. . pi he had chores to do. The Tho liennlp heard a crreat deal about the session not child of today does not have this me iJiuiJii. iic4wi. ufa , th f t. .'chancter-forniiriK. senice jnti!linj: getting down to work, charges leiiig made that membeisWiich,r that mny ,irera,eJ ra!h. wpi-p wastinc time Perhaps so, if passing laws means the er thJn appreciated in the oid-fa.-h- cic: ai.it; v ... 1 . . t.i: lioneii days. only work of a legislative session, out c u-vu.c. Th , haf Wn ..i fore part of the session spent in adjusting ones work to!,.d r. ,i. Kas jt.t. (he family cow: his neighbor's desires as well as his own was intensely in jt- T' unrtnnt at this time wlien the entire state is in the throes' m,.bi.e and the old wei'i has been of a fever which might break forth at any moment . "f itX . Instead of intolerance in the state senate we round uip with it sooty chimney, the most profound consideration on the part of the great XZ majority of the memlers of that bod v. 1 here seemed to ratlv ion.-ii-hbi.rs. The creamiT be an uiisjioken sentiment to lie fair to all and not let the r.trV"? ta row of the last election enter into the lawmaking body, , :" n. und home except .i.uvei stow, and if went through that way with possibly one or two;-" uj tuve Slliall abrasions. : deprived tlw tirl- if many of ihc It happened that the writer was awarded the chair- $hX manship of the assessment and taxation committee of the V .useho earej.Tne i. o.ce senate and around it swung the whirling ideas of thous-i'tj'I)l,J"n." h's uu?ome"' "ware ands Of people' WHO with honest intent, but Occasionally, ihre people sleep and eat and cc 1111 ,1 , i .. ij.: casi(,nallv spend an evening in fani- with unworkable plans, would take up time explaining , j)v .uuPf vwe the newspaper, their notions of what should and should not be in the way .or enjoym- tr.era.ii... The oi.;-f- . . 'itjiied home p!eaues have civen 01 taxation. - to new. Boys and cirls must . ; . - - - . , . . , li.wt their exercise t(iav ill conimun- While the house had some good men on its committee jiv y,u- .r on ti.e stress. The in of assessment and taxation, it was unfoilunately headed -p;-;.- bv a voung man whose experience was slight and whose tht ,H-fashi..ned home, loyalty to a certain college seemed to prompt his actions. 'v ';h1J.t,1j;a;L Thus we started. Our first consideration was the report . these i. ..-" in our home life is the of the standing committees which were appointed two j1,, ,J tv flny veai-s before. The committees had worked incessantly onshore- civilization i..st one .i it- fm the big pi1)lilem of taxation in Oregon during that time,!""'" '"l with the result that they had in hand the greatest fund of 'and thoe children hanpie.-t v.here: information possible to obtain. Out of this report grew a'"' ?nh Vnrf' : series of bills intended to correct and strengthen the gen-the modem household. cral plan of levving and collecting taxes in Oregon. ! i The kevstone hill of this series of bills wits House Bill ; c ( h.'kisixu a iu sbam. v ? i p " . , , , . . , San h:anristn Bulletin: A yoanj; xso, in, lor ii cameo me cemrai assessing over ana me: woman )f chu:;. teiis iiow s-he re power of general 'review ami correction of county asses-' '' .V" th;,u;'"lli sui' SOlf WOI'K 4S lhU( COninilSSlOn Of the State. e SaW,i.l(t h.-r fate in China in the pvr.-n thi4 bill defeated in'the house because house memle-s ! ( f Phila lci'a MlM,wn: ,1 1 i . .. . ii-i ,i i , : There is nothing rcmarkaMc in tnolipht U was usurjnnjj a local right the very thing thut ; thai. rhwMiur a huiMi.d - u,r KhoSllfl 1 ir HOii'imil if w o n w 1,i Vinvn lottni mnt Imda in : nicny wonu :i vety much like ch..o- taxktkfn. If it i? anvbewiy'r to took ai'tw tli,. boost j jig- nf your t'ommy nil, it yoiirfi. If ou do not do ji;i" -fc;irt- of ii, liv.w uilt ou hav !);' runt lo iifi by hai otbt-r Amos TiLfh sj-s if woman bad j i'n-'n born without a Waist ir.-an milil j hive b-t-ii ii!t to ptt along without. ! .in t-Jbcttr You muy have noticed that tbf i IH'W Fih -r dolliirs Imw tt cails hkt- j Liuto tires. This makes !t pos.sible I for irjvin to travel (asl williout lvki diK. j ''r.ri -..ms lui !i!Tl.- ht re Im1q," W'f J- ii' w fi ir vt-ll Oiat isn't Th- w : :i- pit h's now h lik-x 1 o i I"u- l.Hir on his frjcntl- to ilc.ise I Ain't n;itiirij (jrjmrf? - You '-i vu't J(Kik for trouMc iinls ou -wh;i: to do with i! when ouj Iiinl it. 'i .rtl On "Ki7ijliv. ' One critic su;n:sts t h :i t i ivh i Hi'P.fv t-an utilijK- his hot air niwi will run without i - i ' A l.i (5ra.nl'-t- man sai Or:m j KfuiK'r lius traded liia jw-jthe f(ir un ! .itjtoniol'il-- ' ou Ik true to im- whfn I j 1 Til CtTH' V ' '. "Ytis; l'.r. doji't be Mif lnt;." ' i I Mi.l Mill Sriiil Him Q1t ln.U To i;nlVu-liiniit- (rid i vi'lim 1 who ran ;,r;i u:4h my wif. i wtMk, I ! w i.-li to '.ifl tn" wncr-rc ti t-i. i i- ! lion ;tii'i rmpniiiy. It he wjj, iriv' ! mt- h n inMrfyfi I wilt send . hat l w "iot3n-j ti:' oy Hooked. if a iort ; iini hana ttiilit l r. 1 :nn Kiitisfp d; "jn r.Ai;XKs.- ! A-i in T-raf Olina. ) lr'ss. , 1' a i. -j ;?ij-1 tiik without iiit-r- , ."iiption choose as youi snli.ii rl llw , ir. in lu v. horn yu art- talking. 1 1! still !---k Ii upj't ii r .s that ih-, Fr'D.-h have , 'i'T;n l ii:tl.J -fr"thii! Amt.Tiwill f wt jit American money. i lylhitu' That W; -vt um-oinii- ! iiMiCii in tiits wot el w,i afhicvt-.l t :t h i!iv Kuiif iniiutit-nl yon ;o.s-: may i;i i i;moi; m mi, tlJy Af.H-int4-! I'rcssl ! i;JYKl:snK t--iiir K.-h. t T. 1 1'!::mji 1-K- ;i in-w Kivt-rsHlc Junior .-,). ;m"1 fo- another )uili!in t I t-c ! 1:1 tit - lo! technic liili ! - i'iol cioiij here, havt- lien accept-4 h t!i,- 1-uanl of I'ltucatiou anI j t t.nMi tn-ti'-ii work is ciH-cte.l 1 1hi- ! I Another Large Spring I Showing 1 s . - ij ' f of those wonderful "PEGGY PAIGE" garments , . j' in our ready-to-wear department for your ap- provaL ." , tj S These ait the garments that will be worn this iM pring where the"vell dressed women appear. & Kiced from ?25.00 to $G0.OO ;m .,i5 1 3 tec ' te ; . " Attractive New Wonderful Styles In I .,, , Spring ,;,,0y a x Spring n i fjS rumps and Ir,- Millinery Oxfords ;;;B-r ' - -fin.; !.?ovn in our shoo .l.-pnrl- , f ."or thuiH. who : tliariionie- M-m m ail wi,HI, an. " O !7 UiMH.--,:n -tho. Si.rins hut T1" " ": " ",lr '., . nB . . .. ..... I ! ::s::r--. ' .5 ; j.. SKK Wit i;.M. O.SV lrk.l fn.ni SMMl In SHI. 00 ! H i . ) ! A, . 'fill fe. - .?.7i r - The K-iv In -baits have granted foal su-li::c to the women of their Mf.-tim of the ic.1 man's on proud j his did you ever watch ' trvinc to f-nrvo a roat? J -pint i- A surgeon may be a wonder in fuc a rial- 11 tnev are snown loo J:imv- hats they ennnot decide which .... tune to take, and if ti manv suitor All taxation nieasuret; were introduced first in the -hw themt-ive the anav too be liouse, hence they carry house hill numlers. The legisla- iem'.nav t Zt ture adopted House liill No. 110 and it is now a law. It'fiiOed i.v huyine tw or mot. But provides for a commission in each county appointed hyi,, re" II i niiUiner that pir.f only one hat window. It ;nnd out in nil nas woiKeo very satisiactonlv and with consuieratue . f non romietii!ve ahi. saving to laxpaye.-s. Kach coiui in the state is to have I , tZ that System 111 tile future. !th? younc w..man-s fumy like a lone Without liewihleriiiK the reader on Jie subject of tax- j t'-"" "' " "" '"',r ""' es in this one article, let us say that sometimes we ques tioned whether there was an earnest desire to reduce tax- ! the governor in sit as a board of directors and hold down the expenses. Multnomah count v now has the law and it es. Everything else would get an excellent hearing except tlie vital subject of actual tax reduction, and when that was mentioned up would go the hands and the wail would begin that "it could not le done. ' When Hob Carsiier. introduced the bill to cut the sal aries of officials from the governor down the line, includ ing the heads of the O. A. C. and state university, it was laid on the table, ;ind whenever Hob would hrinir that bill off the table or threaten to do so there would le a scurry 'J of house members lea vug t!ieireats so they would 1' ab- ! sent if the roll was called, thus preventing them going on ! record. On ore side w as the people who had elected them. ! expecting a tax ruiik ti.ni. ar.i on the other side were their,'! friends holding offiee and the heads of colleges with nil- ! told political folic U-hind them, urging that the bill 1k ! Jcilled .1 . ?1 ! CURES &3 COLDS: " - " '-- t -! i.tiotii, ....( r-l 1. r.tiuu- :i Ir-.I1. , 1 I ., S .s ..n.i t tni.l, .,.,1.1 i. Mi. -1.1,., l:m , ni w., J,. t 'I i;i: i. v.,1-.!.,.-. , .... Gradually Jho Genv.a:; Oerniar.v and noi tho L'fiiu indemnit v. iv.ind may discover that it is .J 1 ftatr-s vlhK-h should pay the;! V l s . III II . ...1.1 in II,.. s!..,ri. .( I,,,, 2 .lt. f'.i in'.l. I . RED ( KOSS Villi (i STORE .mi ever I nouB "Nobody' iot tabe fat Tli-rf's iiq iciis for not tuakine n.ve of uur bnuk k. a oiJ tun'ntot lilac to ltitnill onr nctounl. yo'ir dollars jrot t ork for you In m Any sum from On lulUr v.y will start it. A our erent mn took ai ontHp of crry opportunity. mi do inxll yon 'to txk ilv;tntu of lftlfr u;nk Tit-f ly ilaclnS" "Our ac count hrre. I tnr IVr Cent, im Sii Bed Room; Furniture, I From the Nation's Best Factories.? " ! ' Now On Display SEE OL'R WINDOWS Sdd On Easy Terms 'i. W. H. Boh nenkamp Co,
