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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, 'March 13, 1923.
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WELLKNOWN
SPEAKERS TO
APPEAR HERE
SUITS OF SCOTTISH WOOLENS
Suits of sumptuous, soft surface, quarter-lined
Scotch Saxonys, in exclusive custom patterns,
hand-tailored in an exclusive custom way.
Flying Squadron to Be Here
March 17; Taxes to Be
, One of Chief Topics of Addresses.
Tuxes nit hiirh, not so much bt
tnufce of the inc reaped demands of
Kovirmnent, but because of iiirlcrfs
iich.s. evasions and if raft, according
lo claims made by Hon. Frank S
Kcginr-cliiinis which he says he will
prtv in an address to be delivered
ii L the high school auditorium Sat
urday afienioon. .March 17, at l
u clock. Mr. Jtegan will speak ajrnin
at the aine place at 7:0 o'clock.
Mr. Kcir;in. who is a lawyer, car
toonist and tax expert, is coming to
Iji Grande under
the auspices of the
I I y i n g Squadron
foundation, an or
ganization which is
sending out speak
ers in the interest
of law enforcement.
There will be six
meetings, afternoon,
and night, Satur- j
day, Sunday and ;
Monday, March 17,
1H and IU at '.i ajtd
meetings will be free
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CREDIT PLAN .
OUTLINED BY
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SUNDAYSCHDDL
NSTITUTEISTO
BE HELD HERE
Reverend Van Nuys, and Reverend
K. M. Jasper, both of Portland will
arrive in I.a C ramie in a few days
to hold a Sunday school in.suiute of
intcnlemoninatinnal type, under
t f jMitnii na rf nil i( hf rhni-hCS
La Grande. 1 he first meeting
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With .
Greeting Cards"
The demand for suitable cards lias increased
to enormous proportions, as the sending of such
cards lias' become recognized custom in every
(.(immunity.
Our cards not ojily supply present .needs, but
by lliejcauiyUihd ongiti.'tlity antl the" sincerity
ox sonunietii, create a uesire to rcmemuer
casions hiUitifc$;t)l.)(' ' )f) 1 '
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?Sta
lin Book &
tionery Go.
5JNT. TO JHIY skLL SOMKTHLG?--TUY , AN
SHE
RRY'S
TODAY and TOMORROW
Those
I to the mihltc.
A lew years ago Mr. Kegan was
employed to gn into the tax records
of t'bicago, where the --tax, rate had
soared lo more than on the Iiuii-
iireil. - He lomiu, ne tays, inai lax
(lodging ws one of the chief indoor
spuria oi thai cny. rive nines aw
niuch properly, he said.; was not
I lifted fur taxation at all a. was be
ing properly taxed, v. Mr Kognn
i'!nims to have found scores of great
'corporations not even on the tax
records, but- a poor widow, who made
I her living by sewing, he hays, was
taxed Lo the full limit on her V,
sewing machine.
j While speaking with the squadron
'in Southern California, Mr. 'Kegan
iclaims lo huve found u million dollar
icorpomtion that was paying only
i$K0 a year in taxes. In the state
house in Illinois at one time, he says,
.there was more than 800 janitors on
j the pay roll. There were at the
time only UUO persons employed in
, the building. That made a fraction;
lover tour janitors to the person, and,
itbe taxpayers footed the bill,
Mr. Kegan, who has been on the i
ilyeetim platform for 28 years, will
Idmw cartoons on a large easel while
(he .speaks. At the same hour .Kev.
Fred W. Coibett, . for , 40 , .years a
!spcnkei'r will deliver; an address.
An Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock
,,lames II. iWoerlendyke.. Chicago law
yer and authority on me tencriu con
stitution, will speak at the Central
Christian church. In the afternoon
at It he will deliver an address on
the legal and constitution phases of
prohibition. Following this address he
will hold u inw-onlurcemenv confer
ence. ' '-1 )
1 On. Monday .mfternoon and night
Hon. Oliver ,W. Stewart, well known
j traveler, writer and orator, and Uev,
I Noitnn C. Brown,
, will be the speak
i ers. Mr. Stewart
' will (Hm'Usk the p"
litical, scien t i f I c
1 and ethical features
j of law enforcement
ami Miss Brown
I will, taki ipmive
industrial , and eco
nomic phases,
' i.. j;M1k. Itrown lias
: lini ' delivered nearly
1 I lilOtl addresses dur-
big the present tour of the I'lyiug
3 : Squadron. At '21 she was chaplain
Id i of ihe Illinois senate, u position nev-
er held by a woman in that state
I before or since.
HloiiM ikuirini; to use t Ii - m.rvi-o unj
see It developed will inukj tlieir bent
contribution by uffcrlug iiuthinjf but
perfectly sound paper."
A construction of the Ihw'a provl
sloii, made public y the eoinmls-
Nloiier was ui;ru- upon In the throe
day conference la:,t week 0f the
board with the hind bunk presiUenu.
it said:
No Individual Jxmns.
"Idreel Ioum can not le inade lo
Indlviihmls. Idn-el pdvunees may lie
oiuile to conpcrailvf inarkethiK ukhii-
latioiiH or JiveKtock associations hc-
curitl by warrhoiiMi receipts for Htu-
ple agrli'iilttir tl pitntucts or by chat-
inorK'iitH on liventock.
Loans may ho rt-discountfo fo-
national and slate hunks, HavhiKS
tfailks. trust companies, nti iciilturnl
.n-rjli corporttions ami incorporate!
livestock loan conipiintM.
'No paper can he ri'licoiiitlMil
upon which I ho borrower has been
harmed a rai more than 1 ui-r
cent 111 execs of I hi dincoUNt rate
of the Interiiiedlato hank of the 11h-tllrt.
In making ndvaiKOK on wurihouse
reri-ipts, tin; credit hanks can ac
cept only recelplH from bonded kov-
riiineiit warehouses or KatLsfaetoi H v
hnioleil warehouses operating uiul'"
rtulisfdctury sf.it e supervision and
regulation. Tills, shouht hud t
liiDiider Interest and greater activltv
In the development of warehouse lu
rt lilies end proper regulation.
Kill I It-lj laikelhiif.
!The farlliiies which the bank
will be able to afford to cooperate
marketing concerns shouM Iwul to n I
Kif.-aler development of sueh enie
prises. y i
' Auil'le flllKlH will bf. iiv-iil-.M,. V,... :
loaiiH to faeliitntu ordinary market- 'wi 1)0 h'-M Friday evening in the
mg but in. ji,. io supuoi'i. Hoeetilative ! I-nptist church at which time Kev.
holding of farm products. Jasper will trive an illustrated lec-
o loans will lie made for a bg- llure 0,1 Keligion of ( hiUlhoot!.
Iicrlod than nine months, until i The Kev. Jasper, although now lo
the HVNtem In llioroughly triod mil rated m I'irlhind. where he is pas-
l.'pon livestock paper. Naiii;n-lujV as-101 " :l Methodi&t church, formerly
rturani'c of renewal will ho given i n 1 nimlo his home in the Grande Ronric
proper e-tseH nut only j1 aggregat"
amounts eunal to the bank's eapltnl
aml then the mibjeet of the murr
gug(. must submirto. relnspecllon and
i:m;.M r. m
i.si'i;it
iruvl(ir-d.'
romllOun of WL-uucltv
Asiirnnco iivi-n Farnivni.
(Hv As.six-iatrd ProSs)
WASHINGTON, Mar. in. n.
'hp riiuiiicc cii'inrnliun iravn iissur-
uni'e toiliiy t farmers that its poli
rics ri-spcciiiiir crt-dit tn agricultural
nidiistry will bo continue! iilmnr
linos which arc limited only by iru-1
vision oi law.
CATTLE KILLER
El
MDS CAREER
Kiins Into Death When Jay
v Bruce, gtatc Mountain
Lion Hunter, Eludes, the
Killef
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The Largest Chain Department,
'store Organisation in the World'
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371 DEPARTMENT STORES
iSmart Hats
The New "By-Word"
: One of the latesf modelsto" 6 had fn palm mint.
;brown, sand, gun metal and tobacco brown with;
'two-tone satis linings that blend witii .tho colof of;
ihe.felt. )
The largest Chain Department
"Store Organizatiorf in the World
BUYS 62,000,000
Missoula.
1 tjl- 1 Or iiiUliCiK; spring in the immcdiato future is
j planned.
(By Associated Press) I
IDAHO FALLS. Ida., Uar. VS.-A i
company reprcscntinjr Jfontana capi-
MAUKETSTKADV '
(By Associated Press)
tal has completed a deal involving: PORTLAND, Mar. 18. Gattlc
(12,000,000 feotlrf standing-timljur. in, stendy, ;cnlr,iiHteady at all advance
the Island Park country, according of .$1 to $1.50 late yesterday; ho(;Sj
u un itmiuuiM-cment oy w. ji, ftmemi sucep, e'Ks ana butter steady
Rr' AWociated' Pre'tfs)- v'
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SAM .loai!:-fllf:-Mni' l:t
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fm'' l"l onuie ktiipr tut year
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valley ai-.d is the son of .L M. Jasper,
a -prominent valley? farmer. . Kev.
Van Nuvs is tl'e pastor "W one! of
Po. Hand's Presbyterian, churche 1
Jack Holt
SUCKS DEBUTE
T
EI VICTORS
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nt tio
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I'l-A'OI.KTdN. M)tr. l;
. t-i, Ii 1. u h.I will l -p
I inal l!;t ilisl i irl tn Hilar
Hi In J'-.ir. iis ;i r. soil of Ho t"ir-
li. u- i-oiLii-Ml ht-U iu Slanl'lfM Hat
iiu!tj (-vrliiMK. 'I'Im- cinlvsliml Wi'iv
llri must mi si ixl iVu.Ili ten. The tor.
iii. i- si lmnl i rpi'i si-ntvil y till'
IH ).:ivr t' ill! I OTIIposi il of Wnlltivt'
! I'H'l iilitl I'liii'iuv Hi-liifl, while IVli
il'i hut's aiTii iii;ili 1 1 am, ma tie tip
1 m Ue Ki.imir ;iipl Houahl llealh.
. nppn-Hi ii tht tii. This tli-tiati was lit ltl
I O tlr. l.l.- lie p-soititm I'rom tin
jilehiile ln-liI -i Wfi'k aiio.
"MAKING A MAN"
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Tlie story of ;i rieli man who always got what
lit; wanted till he fell in love. And how he had
to lose everythiiur else to win the girl. Hig, vir
ile drama hristling with draniatU' punehes. Kva
Novak is the e,ij'l.
and
Round One Of
"FIGHTING IiLOOD"
from the ( -ollier's story
Idade to Order for Women and Children,
As Well As Men.
o Raise in Prices "V,
Uriinl', tililmoult out a ntt'in-
( Itic sl:ilt tlrliilfin' assotilit Urn.
t'-.l I'l-mllvlim's nt-i;;ithi' anil al-
tlrinaltr li-tnis a frw-wvi-ks a.-,.
TO OPKIIATI. MINI:
lt.VKKK. Mar. 1.1. Ahvadv the
benefit lo be derived through the
new nwid down Powder river canvon
to Kajrlc valley can be noled in min
in. A IVntlaud company is under
stood lo be nrrnnia)r to operate
.(he tdd Pat l.onir mine, and will pur-
i'Iihm' tne const rueium camp Intilil-
ins at I'amp l"i
llaiiin'on, load
from ()m.in
conlrnflors.
Hot Lake Arrivals
HOT I.AKK. Mar l:i.-Tlie Hot
lake Sanatoi ium rej:iyter includes
the following nmnes:
AV. M. Miownell. lliin; Mrs. Mary
Spencer. Ilaker; Mrs. tb'o. MclHlt
ley. Ileppner; K. M. (iriffith, linker;
llnnier t'henev. l!nion: litinham
Wtiirht. Medical Sprints; T. J lliiiflr
cy, l a Cr.iMlr; S. (,. Stel.bint. Walla
Walla, Wa-h.; S. .1. lrnvn. Spokane.
Wash.; t'. K lless am wife. I'aion;
J. K. Ilojrif and iie. Haines; t'bas.
Itch. I.a , t . nde ('.arl..), Ohcus,
HIk
the
trend Mr cattle (iuen in the Mount
ilamitloiv reyioni , nnd -one -of the
largest mountain lions ever bapirc
in the state, is dead. After n reit;n
of twelve years as kimy of the cat
tlo slayers of the Coyote Creek
run in, "llijj Jim" has been killed
ly .lay llruce, state mountain
illtinter. . the
I The hmre mountain lion was hunt-j needy,
'ed for six lnvs and niirhts over a i
radius of more than fifty miles be-w---fore
he was bat-red by Brut. He
was treed by three of the state lion J
hunter's dos. and after beinsr shot.i
in the lunir anil knocked from the
I'-oe, he was finally stopped within J
five feet of tin hunter by a bullet
through the brain.
4,rijr ,lim" weighed l."i0 pounds--!
ami was credited with killing twenty I
liead of cattle on his recent rampage. !
While trailing the "king of the kill- i
ors," llruce himself killed two fe-H
innlo lions, bringing his total lion J
kills to loS since he has been hunting t
them. Of these, llruce has killed
I'JT during the four years he has ,
been on the payroll of the state fish
and game commission. :J
Since the coiumissiou began pay- i
ing hountics the hales of moun-
tain lioiu sixteen years ago. bounties J
have been collected on -I ,(M: animals, i
I he slate pays ?'I0 for the female
skin, while (hat of the male brings J
-0.
DEER MEAT TO BE
GIVEN TO iNEEDY!
Dont Over-Look
IhidQpportunity:
Game Warden Walden brought in
n nice bir k'ir ami presented it to
Captain Huehanim, oi- the Salvation
Army, who is having it butchered.
Mr. I-uitwitr liavinir consented to nre-
lionipnre the animal and will distribute 1
tne
portions el ,venlson amon
Use
DIAMOND CORD
TIRES
It' You Want .
Tire
QUALITY
and
Tire
ECONOMY
Mil EAT (H OT.VITONS
I Mv Associated Press)
I'OIITI.AXI). Mar. Hard white I
Sl.:i:.; Western Red $1.17.
The Dickens of the French adven
ture in (he lihineland is lhat gli-a'
explications have turned into bard
times.
Ore. Hdw. &
Imp. Co.
; imp. vo. ; i v,v ii
Eveiy Wrapper off Mcdo-3Iaid Tall Can of ;
" Evaporated Milk Is Worth Money
For 200 Wrappers we offer one set of six .
Rogers 1847 Silver Tea Spoons, value $4.40, or
the same for
" 100 Wrappers and $1.00
: 50 Wrappers and $2.00
25 Wrappers and $2.25
. W;e will try to match any pattern you have,
or will undertake to get' other pieces. Let us
shpw you how far we will go to please you. Call
us or. write. WTe want volt; to use Medo-Maid
Milk.'. It has,a quality all of its own' that is un
equalled by.-any .other milk. Every can has the
same good quality. It costs no more than other
good milk and is better.
Use Medo-Maid Milk regularly. You will be
surprised how., rapidly you will accumulate the
wrappers, and you will be delighted to have
found so good a milk.
Ask for MEDO-MAID (Meadow Maid)
The offer above expires August 15th, unless-,
extended. Don't hesitate to call or write.
UNION CREAMERY CO.
Phone Mam 122 La Grande, Ore.
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Fresh Ranch Eggs
PER DOZEN 25c
Fresh Creamery Cutter, 2 lb !)0e
Potatoes, 100-tb sack $1.00
Olympic Flour, l!)-ll sack S2.25
Our Seal Flour, 4!)-l! saek ....$1.77
Libby's Uosedale Pineapple, No. 2 tin ...2Hc
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, pkg ......10c
c
Shredded Wheat, 2 pkg
Fancy Sunkist Lemons, dozen 40c
Extra Large Sweet Oranges, dozen S3c
ANY ORDER UNDER $2.00, 10c DELIVERY ClIAUtJE; ORDERS OVER S2.00. NO .DELIVERY
CHARCE. PROMPT DELIVERY RELIAIILE DRIVER rilONE MAIN 19
WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG
HOOVEKIZED GROCERY
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