La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 28, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextQ .(! PAfJE four THK LA GRANDE KVENLNG OBSERVER Wednesday, February 28, 1923 V i- ! 3 w? 1 .IV, II : i-r- V i k ; If j ? " i i i i i i V; A TV IKDKPKKUKVr KKWNI'ArKII. 11 Mall. . InjhlislieO daily slid weekly ut I-a .... , ' nrndtt. OreKn. hv l.n ;rnuV Bven- "V. per year. In adviinr $V00 tug- Observer Fuhllidilmt i'uiiiiar.y, lntly, nix month In advance . S-'.&li ttUUCK UKNNlfci, Kullor. U.ill. Hire" iitunthn, in dvaiie .1.2i. t i Weekly Observcr-Kiur, by mall, mi., ..I -i' ' mi ' " pm yenr. in advance tl.l' on wit I h In other flilea Or?on Hotl Rnttred at the postofflce at La firande. New bland, Portland; Imperial Nrwa Oretan. an Second Claw Mall Walter. Binml. iMriliiml; Multnomah Now' v" Maud, IViitlunu. Ad'lrftfd nil cemmuniratlona to TIIK Sli;.llUi;H OV AMSOCIATKU lHKS. 8!?7roiro,l4" AdU"" AVU" U" The .x-Hoehil.-d Press t. rlu,lvety uranue, uwtmi, . entitled to ux for putdiciiion of ail i ieu'M dipatch cr-dlld to It or iimI uihwrwUi' credii-d in ltd pnp-r, mid rHSCKIPTION KA'l'ES, iIhu the lorn! ih-wh piihhidieU thrrein. All riiilitn of n-'piiMtniUun of Hpct'ial dispute lies herein alna un reserved. Itjr Carrier. , Dally, per monib .. ...":.( rjlr. prr three month RHJllTKOl'SNKPS HKINXIS RE- ; mUmSSi V:.!.rr..::.!:!;: JOKING:- When ,he ri,rhto, Br, ' in authority, the people rejoice; nut . MI V A.MU COI MY OMI.J.AI. it '"""J' J''' l'Ai'Kit. people mourn.- ! i"vei us method, look out for a much worse income tax for those wno are now objecting to it. It is very evident Oregon is near to having an income tax of some kind that will stick. Judge McGinn Is Dead. Retrospective Article III. There was a law enacted which provides for a finance imission for the state of Oregon. It w 167 and it is a product of investigation One of Oregon's foremost citizens has uassed on. Judge Henry McGinn, attorney, judge, statesman and scholar, was claimed by death yesterday in Portland, his home city. We saw Judge McGinn a few days ago and had one political history and enjoyed every word he littered. It was one of those birthday gatherings, just for a few mo ments, for Henry McGinn never fore-ot a friend's hirtVirlav 'and many of us never forget his. i The passing of man was discussed 'at that mppfino- land the Judge spoke of the time when each must depart! :this lifp Tiifrlp Hifl nnr nf no tViiril- thai- holV... 4-1, j.u ! I "v v' L wJnv wtm, UV1U1C UJIC UlUilUl of his birth expired that death would lay hands upon this icmai Kaoic man. One can never duiilicat the old friends, no matter where-one travels, no matter how many people one meets IT'S JUST AS EASY- for the X. K. West Co. to choose and sell you young folks new, snappy high-grade merchandise as it is for this fel low to shoot good baskets. . . commission tor the state ol uregon. it was nou.se mu ,f theinsi)iration and iov nlw.nvs nn-Minnui h n of the clilterentiv!f1l mp.? 1 f.i: ZiX... L ,x " VI11' 167 and it is a product oi investigation ot t ie a me en wltl Hcn ryMcGinn bol.e the temle'rness of heart and svra" pol tieal units, their indebtedness, how hey handle their , of man to m g0 , sofeaia Sym sinking funds, etc. it is a good law, and while it is a dig-! f 1 ' . . . . i n 11 .1. .I.L If I. i Editorials From Over the Nation r nified receivership for Oregon, no one will doubt for a moment that the st.-v; :eeds it after the wild orgy of speeding that has beei. going on: Many political unit do nojj kno-v what their indebtedness is, they do not i now how many bonds- are out or how my unpaid warrants . '! . , ,i ... t?. i .. ii.. i :,. ,..t.,, f. sttna againsi mem. untier urn new uiv it, i nacoscuj t..' register these evidences of indebtedness and to provide sinlcino- funds to meet the bonds or warrants. The state b,hd commission is given authority to invest the sinking iniplThli funds. "and the whole structure is drawn ui) tignter ana i tenth. The opposition i believe is ...I i : i:i. 'P , ,. ..n ni.icur hon f hir : mrirei unseu juui V. 111111".' iii-. .in., .i... '" .......w.. ......... li nousli Mlil.nKi in u Ihilillliy for uny Kovi'i'llinclll. To lho.L. who love It. it f.oll.-d lm. hit is me symliol of freedom. file elioleu would neein. to bo 'IwlWeiM! i noiiKli ciIiIiubu oii,h Kiiuclsti-IJolsliu-j vist revolntfiin. SEKS REASON IS A SHU' SLUSIDY .Mu tin Widsten in Warroud Pio neer: Terhaps nine people out of 1 THE OFFICE CAT hi'kiiy son. misuiwlersLundinir I ... ' I .iMfl t .i !ii.ll..(. A i ,.. lo every iiiiiu iikmc oueliet i tone to Oregon's securities and will prevent the lndiscrim-ation to the market of the world inate issuance of bonds and warrants. S-a T '"hZ ft nihoi- iwwifl liillc nnasinrr 'o niiisf : ,'lolivf:-y system will sell a lot more Willi uun iuiii a iv "' than a ston Young Men's New Spring Suits Young men's new Spring Suits direct from HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX full of youthful, athletic lines. New fabrics and a wonderful range of patterns. rriced, $18.50 to $45.00 Men's Neckwear New designs and colors',' plain 'cut silk" in snappy patterns, or fancy knit,ties: " $50c ta$1.50 ; ' i-y. tinii wuys." liml ii war Ami tin.- lilfli Houl t-llinliH th- Mu'li-I way, Antl the low Html Ki-opcH tlic low; lint lo evtM-y in. in tlir A hlh'li Way uinl it low Ami cvuiy inun -I.Mi.lct Ii, Tin wiiy IiIh Mini Hhnll ko. Op.-Mv-llt ...... ..,i,;..u .i,,n.,ii, u Aim in lift wfi-ii. on tin. n...iit- i in i u .nfiit-c Aafaut nf snniP nt ilw p-n(l( (HIPS. lll(MlK e( in WniCfl delivrrv svsteni of n coninetitor to 1 " "' "r"1 to Ho. was the ten percent, horizontal cut on taxes in every town :;;- "S",,"- school district, county, port and irrigation district and their own Koodx first and then if the state at large. The ways and means committee mndeZXrl a cut of fifteen per cent, on the state, then why should: they win do that. American laws there have been such strenuous objection to counties and i"- .l'V'iuJs ::? other political units cutting ten per cent, in favor of the other nation, heme a subsidy is f no iV ' .neces.inrv to oiHptlize the difference taxpajei . ' ' lin the cost of operation. The North- t Yes, why? i.The schools in.many places seriously ob- -f7?' .' What lit) country paint on the old lai:i tin I hi; young lace. needs in inoif and Ii:mh jiainl i . jected... rorllanu held meeting alter meeting in her scnooi-Jiut are we Bohib to get anywhere districtlo pi;event the l,iirs passage. The city of Pprt-.e Xrfht.r hinrl .fil:itsidini1nlKsionerR-,lobbvinir tiirainst thd measure. 'fit other parts of the country? can the big.cqHeges of Uie; state, we-c alarmed lest next the m. & llllllage tax WOUld be disturbed, and the general fight Was that is wanted anywhere else in the ol CounoAirts sent wi.S urgim? the defeat of the W'"" bill, which, was flnallv chloroformed by the chairman'of fainiers-; if they can, then human tHfc house, committeeand was never .rmitted to get to;VVbeenffre,,t wh"t it h"" j? And-now ho come to thb income tax law which has ; benienotUiy the Governor ;and is in operation. It is ai" tuou. cifiin niece ul leuisuaiuii aim inc xijil uemg inmit T IWI IMIi IIISI'OKV TI).- liiiU pi nd ni: 1'i-w Jtnii n; 11m- ntiniirlM-ri havi ln-t-n a.i tnciMrMH- Hit oi thiK l or I Ik- London Al, and the Hit- liuht of day. ol' Tut or I 111' I .ViiaNl In tuning forih wil h olt ! hui Ii rillli-M (MMldlfll1-d ;ln:llilillv If. Ilw. on it hi reel v comes froni licole who' want no income tax'- v.mk tu,u.m ,uii mh-r imr-ni8 at all. For days and days tliat hill was worked on. Hear-JImTI'.m. VUL inns were held and men in all walks of life nresented their iMinndm r m,. i-:iKin--nin cases. Bear in mind, that house of . representatives had UsS iieai't set on, the hill-an it originally .passed the Jumsej and income tax leaders from that body at first wanted; little amendment. It fell upon thesenate committee not! only to convince the hovs in the house that amendments! were necessary, hut to avoid referendum it appeared) of Hit- moaldf cuiiicntu ol Us era I rori IdtM H and alitc-chninln-rn. !' 'on hi an I M dm he more rasidlialin. iduirmtiiK, i-dit.tn or tvriltn than ilu running iinmiiK of the laltor.s ot I.Mr. 'arlir and his .issmiatc;!? lion 'r. Bonn thln in w. If von nofnini'T fi Hinnuvimiuft nn Vnfni'o Ssmtiu iiicnii. 1 nl,,lM,' ''in arclieuloloylcal nu-thods! , w VV llty 7 V Ve 7V 7 Minimis or ,,,-op!,. 'nn lo .., in- - hers of the senate wanted the real estate offset. Ly tlnsiiwr .uriHit ..hom timt i tad it is meant everv uroiipi t.v owner could bike his tax- r(i.l'i"i-vnk,,-i"1" ,l xvh" 1 "r . l. 1 ' . . -KUiniMtnn at I hclit's ntxiin 'an c;n- nrinsjly mi kci-n iind liiiiiu-- that hl.sint y aiM-a"rt to v lli- 1 and we Strtil lo Hcti (a- llin.L,h hi hasivlli'l's with which Tnl- 1 th(f l.iti ral walls onnadi to ) adorn- -d, won- com.' to IHV Tut-niUh-ann n lilnif. ir rilling ilii ou-h urulnd l.w.KmI.K, 4l C 1 nmwinn .... iU UM ' ''" a rlmriol all iiviiioi, I'uiii.iuiv h.'n iiuiii ,(WW,uui iih L I it aillUllllL LUli; itfold ami j:eiliH, and l.v.hi Wh.'H the world tiriif nuaiii.sl yon, don t talit' thllirf ho sprlot.sly r ci y i n 1 1 1 comes don't idther. your way i New Shipment of Men's Socks Just received this week. New colors, new de signs, new clocking. Something pleasing to the man. .. .;, :',: ;: , . 10c to $2.23 :iv , . , I TOE " HEEL J j The iIok wbW'li rnnit'!hlniWir Otitir to ileum tr.biB .to 'ehuse 'spuri"ow uut or l!i: iiosUifil,... vniil niiiiielu.fi- '"'": I ash . of tile . Iiusim iv, I M is wovry over trllU-M ilnilt- remii.ils until win. iluiti- hit; whole i-xistem-e. I I 111,.' HiliiKs" 'PHI""" It- . Menus Not Only ' i i. K., ;. l,i lint AImi I'nsJi 1-,'nrrmy rrotfrewt A uood iircak your arpeL-iH one Uiai will not il'1. Wlnyi yoi drop M. to Tin-: iti:srri; Mill Sniilh, country .storekeeper, motored K ,a Grande to liny Hoods. They w.iv sent filimedialel.v and ROBB WGSTDRE f relary. I-". I." I'i-:ii-koii, llng xlel'nll i:iuil is w !iiiii-.Mr. l:.kli-y. The Insliill illnn ol' the newly-ele i-u imii,-i-is is sei mi- me ursi iiiur.,- l:ni,: .line .In Aiiril which fulls on .Mo-ii i II known in Hie d : , i,. l-olnl vim. y. II,. wiis ,tsM, 0f hl. I,. I .S. iliun-h In this ellv i.. i- k... .. ' I -Mil. Joe Martinez Found Guilty I of La'rbehy-Iril'a';Stb're,';ll' Circ'ttit Gotf'rt Yetertlay. ,)iie .Martlnrz, ftrled' 'yenterday after noon In circuit cnurl on the chai-t;e of larceny In a store, was found ?utl ty liy the Jury after a short session. ludtfe .1. V. Knowles presided and FORMER LA GRANDE MAN HEADS CONCERN MClPi ccipt for taxes' paid on real property and have it credited no- to his iucu'ui4 'tax, .'(lie'rcly paying the difference and if liei,"'',' ' paid more tax on real property than he would have charg- u..mu, ctl against him -as income tax lie would pay no income tax. !"'.'kl,'""',"''" ""T1 , . . , .... . 1 , , ,.. , , ol Ihe I.UMii- colon n;iiM!s oi ir.e rax coiuiiuons in uregon snoweti mat mi,- 000,000 m tax 'receipts' would lie immediately offset1 lnitod to be raised bv- the inennio tnx. Tt would nicini ' i rr .nnUKri-nli,, .,., i,,l,i;., ...,1 ". I,r -. tl- l"o- 'fii.ivvMiii; uvjuo iiai ui ti aiua iiw i l i tiiuu inai Ltl) , jor there would le ntme alter the re; jpretly ehlld-hilde, ,lain;hter side his nf tin aeh. d l-otuo liefon; hv did. When 'set the time for sentence ut tomorrow iiiorniuir at ten o'clock.' Martinez attempted to K't, iiwny with a suit of clothing from Scran ton's some time afo and was caught Uol Ituker, practically In tin act. at the time, found the still cached In the alley back of the store after he hal captured the .Mexican. The conclusion of the '.Martinez case Hie. ime.s were dropped off th truck In fnmt of the store. .Mrs. Sinllh. u li,i had taken chnnu-, ut tered a st ream, seized hatchet, ami stalled in open the largest one. "What's the mailer, .Motelir?" wiliI one of her children, who w:tU li ed her in amazement. I'ale and faint, .Mrs. Smith nointed i MKOKyiip, . :S. VJmt 'prom-. WeH to hy.jOWv oCi'.tij' laKvt uulu dis trlbulinK agencies In '(Jreron outside of Portland Is the new i oncej n.- the ret;on-i 'aliromiu ,.uto I )isti llni'.imr rorporation, which has been Incorpor ated with the A. W. Walk Auto eoiu- ...... ... .......... .:.... :MOi(iM(n . iu- nicin poi .iiiiiM is v . itrantueii, oi tldfl city. I'-e rest Of tile j;i-n hehiK of Med for I. The capital is s--l at i.'-i.-(MMi. The n-'W concern'? place of luisl- ness is in .Medford while its sales ter-! . NOWrlliED by Itol flu ler. 1" UN llt.erltton on the.hnx. It n-iol y.ntenlay altellloon e.loaen the l-'ebru-1,1 'i'le." ' t j . f ji-y si aaion of Hie clixnit eourt. wliieh " ' v , jivlll nut reconvene until in..Mareh. . A t.ii llriinil,.. aii-l reiiiiirhK.-.i-iMI'- t : ' lively ih.it .sin, liken a nniiill turkrv ! beller limn a , lnrK. "turkey, J,,.. f:iu.i,. lit, 'i,- liiirt:'No uuu'h bash on II. (Ity Tin- As.soi-iiit,. lr,.HH) I'OllTI.A.NIl. .-,.,. s. New Ineor- 'poiatiiiiin ri-iriat-reil 111 Sal. m. Oregon ini linl. il the (iriill,.- 'Itoniln Land eoiiiimny. of l.a (li-iincb-. ineor- lioratei r,ir D I,y T. .1. Senm-Klnw, AiiK-ust .1. XlaiiBV ami Henrv T. Hill. mi-: i.o.i'i:it. iSI II Ml ritory covers Jackson. Josephine. Klamath. Ooulas and Siskiyou coun ties, dealers will be established throiiKliout the territory, the ,nw. II and Chalmers cars brinic handh d.' Mr. Uraiir.ve'i. who will be presid--n. an-i' general manager of the company, nitl move to Medford immediate) .. Asionir the Med.onl men interested in th" new com pa i, y a re A . W. Wa I lie r. S. I . Mrown and Krank Amy. Mr, l:ra uwen formerly m.i.ie Ids lvnne in l,a Grande for iminv v. aic lo Our Sympathies The bilious and dyspeptic nre con stant sufferer! and aDpeal to our sympathies. Many such, however, have been completely restored to health bv the ikp nf rha,i,..i.,!.,. Tablets. These tablets strengthen the stomach, invigorate the, , Jiver and improve the digestion, ,'rhcy ai-, so cause n senile movement of the oowels.. When you have anv trouble with your stomach, ffivc them a trial. , A dr. . w . . . e knew (jcjin llio yopnij In eais, , -in. me cauHvoi nuoiM o icirs; mi,! il (pie lhron hi- id them rejoicing and esiate offset wasi,,,,ni ,,,t 'he Kivai no- iiAnn T 'mini, f lw. tw U.d rr...t I ,........ '"'' He "onnd of music aad v ' 1111 I" " t i un J uiii fMilt-f Lil A ii. diets; and. as our nHention H Uiu.i is lViietted in the amount of tax lev'ed on property, for ,:i't ,''si,,,' Si- " nionNinms. if proiyly handled the amount raised by the ineo.ne ixx!;:: should he deducted from the amount to lie raised on iea! ibnm." i;roj)ei ty, thus lessenine; the load on piopcrty. j AililA;;i.r..it"iil.:voi7ii.x hen the bill bad been ameiided by the senate co.:;-! lM': "' """v. - rnittue it was placet before the senate and for seven hu, Z?Zm1 ""' ,..'.! thirty men in the committee of the whole studied it hi i-f!!1'1" "n' ii-'nuit m- h,,- riui,K.s by word and line by line, makinj;- such further changes in j"..r""ii....V' ..V..., "" it as seemed best. Then it passed the senate with only one'11"1 ,', ""' dtiiinsiiKr viiln ' . I'''"''1 "" "'-'b'e II " v : from Ihe liieiiu. Ii,-Wiii, 1 Hack it went to the house for concurrence in the sen- XI.".M. "r "'" r, v ate ameiuhneiits, and if ever there was a pretty fight it) '..,..' i'.V.tV" '"" occurred in that body. Such men :i llnntin- nf ifninn iiml Tlu" '"bt mk,. ii. Hunter of Wallowa, Tom lieiihett of ( loos. McMnhnn of I i-ei in ,.ne i .m. esn'l :ii Hlimle- whtjnp 'or piiiviH'iv j urcs, ahil ' wouldn't too. - Hri burden off of th ISO. Who lurntsh him with food and lotl.es. Ill' , Well-,, Henerals. Slieuld It. H IMm lllllthr No nut it Mil ! . The hi.v I" onl a -" ed io T 1 h. : tlear hears Im.w for 'n s.une work, te to shirk. no kind word, him she's d. "camp, so wo now just Ihrei ire told, weeks old. Mi. Ym, Telephone NihiiIm!-! I-' 'ST. Mohtewhere between (lie postol'itc- .-.ti.l ti. ..it- I...H .... ii. . be tlirhl- 1 l we. n ) i... i. ..n ..... i .. ' . iiii.tMioti i ii, ,.. -, of an upii.M. idijuiinn,! , Mill. HIS ns since at",. o ia,. fSMenltal- j Ph. oi.. nii ' linn. 11. pudleled lmM I i serious. It l. ' n N' w Koiiland in. Itandbau: conlainitiy n a powder puff, a piek plns. Una and a tele, r. J'lnder can keen the and contents If he will re. 1 I'M one number. .Mi s. H. t. CHANGE HANDS Hen Meclons. proprietor of the Sa voy hotel, will take over' the Sotn i i- 411011-1 lemon mv morning and announces that Woi k will be beuu I hi tiled lately upon t he reconstruction and renovating of the building. Mr. Dcclous plans to improve the entire interior, and ixpecls that It will be lieeessary to close the urill and ten of the moms during the wir k which will probably take ibout two months to complete. "When Ihe renovation Is coniptet" we will be able to offer our patrons i belter brand of service, more com fortable rooms." states Mr. leepnif.. The hotel will not be closed down lurlni; the work. When the official open hi ir occurs. which will be sometime In May probably, the name of (be hotel will be chance to the "New Summer." Linn, stood solidly for concurrence in the senate amend-j;'"",'.""" ,'"'!'' '""-! k..,,,,, Trm... i.inb. .i , merits, while Speaker K'ubli and his following moved to '-'.."..I''-.-V.',,.". kh,"lr'V..!M ,';;;:! i.;,;.,,;." " ' "' jiiuj euuiiiiuiee oi uie wnoio Kr tne purpose ot tearinir "' ""' """k' ..t. the bill to .ieces. They fought for hours on the parlia-1. 7,:": mentary question ot whether or not the house should iv.::"",',l;""""r """" '"' solve itself into committee of the whole. Kul.li leadine the !.7.!.!.'"tV..V,.!r';!;.'',l . Ki lieien Cnnti)ation. I ol I ,.1'Cl,S 111. one side and the me:i mentioned aiiove leading the other. ihe vote showed Kubli's crowd was licked and the house concurred in the senate amendments, passing the bill by a,"'"" "r good majority. ' iZl l" V Now comes the anti-income tax people in Portland and ' elsewhere in1 an endeavor to doclare it unconstitutional ;'"' w-.-r UK? niVK- luilnc in it Tli. li'fll.i .1,.,. Kill f, M-l'-it i.i.v. , ..v,, v .ni l iiiii,. i, .in. I- in, n MIV Hill IFHTIHI .ti... 'Sul'lVi.,1 the r ,1,. n, h In,,,:,!,. P"i iiiki lion," W1j,(., I' "-ti. In,! forty years with stoin Mtul chronic constipa .1. II. Moore. l.-ans- Trieil Ko'ey Cathartic i.l "Li. ui. ,.r lin iMi.li ( f eueo.il j.. , If 'III- .,.i,.M has is ;i mild bill; that of the five bills presented this is -bm id., ,- ,,.., one inii vJmii will iit'-) i he Irj.it ...ikJ render a fair ' "' aii'l cot relief. !our s'opi-P'-i'l- irh. Jiiij, constipation 11 ml ili- mi.-i irestive ,liM.,,rs caiKe hoa.lai-bo ami ' I' .if;ivnm-. Knlev fnthnrtiv Tublels "'I Oi- eivv mu,-!, ,.,.), ,f, v m,t cri,H, nr I. phi. :iiuiM-.it,.. . wholexome phyaie thai !: iv,.rt,.. i. stomach, lone up 'he l- ! l.. liver ai'.l , l,.nM,, the howel.i. Ke 11 f"e .ublil:ne. Adv. ELKSTD HflLD i ELECTION Klks Ii Hie the JXlUJTi lu clan M,t. iwili. .NautJJ thio ini! x deieiUui hy any. f. A o iltlH't Oic lai met io lau. , r -;l P v. . , l,ly m- ttio ; th." -no. ii,. H nHt be held Ibis ev. will mutter tomorrow ev-nin Kl' I e in pb for I he purpose f cleitini: officers for the ensnlnu rear. "onidei abb- Interett his l.eeit nous.. I in re Il-e eb-elioH and a a1teo.);ll.re IS 11 1 C1 M t I'd . The landtdab'S for the various of ici s a iv as fo'lows: Itepre.euta 1 1 ri o the xrttiol bd :e: S. I . ' 'rowe, past ill.d rub-, and Mr. I. I.. li;v-rr, I'f'tnatc. M. .1. l;ttter; ixlb-. rubi. 1 . t .Pe C eelt: e; : te ltO-d te.lhl-. k.i'L-bt. lite.crt ivatt. Trank linfls in ! . K b :r: ; l ! Icol '.t 1 . - , i. r lb--ntwdl: b.-ttn hii: koibt. " 'n th (.Hy hull ul otlecK.' i il liolionnil It. J. Kttelo o ; V( - ski, II ft dot to be famous? nentin' excuse riien-'ii no cm-hs,. for n, it maklnir u.-e f ur bunk as a n:il ami ciinveniciil piuee lo bunillf your aceoiint. I.rl your iIollill-M Krw ,in, work for you in a SAVI.M..S .(T(H .T Ally .iuiii rroni (Jtie Ilollar up will Hlitl-t It. Ah our ureal lit, n look nil .unlay.- uf every oppoitiinily. o ilo lie Invite you to Ink, ntlviuitiiK,- of a b.-tti-r hunk wrvlee by p1iitnB y,,,,,. t.. count In-rv. I'mir I'er I elil. on Millings vjounv -KELimsw -prqgressjve- I i.L- .'..v.,r-.v.J . . ., :.