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Newspaper Page TextFriday, August 24,1923. PAGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer j ' lNOKriCNnKKT NKWaH'ATKIL I Hf Mull. ;Od11y. pr-r year, in aitvani , fuhllkhftl Oally nnd weelcly t Uliiiiiiy, fdx month in Hilviinon t .' i UiMtiln, Oregon, l)V I -a lirnmltt Kven- j imily, Ihrdtt niohlha, li) mlvmicu III oiirver riiniijmiiiK loiiipMiiy, niiy, vr imomwi BJttU'lii DIsiNNia, lidtlor. j l'dy. nr mouth ...itc I on ran In otimr riile Ornyou inne' - ....... i! New tiUitxt. t'ortlund: Impei'lul NnWi Untttred t lh Hoxtofftr t 1 flrnndo. 1 -Piand. Hi.rthind; il nil n.nmii Nw oruKim, aa Second Clan Wad Mr. jtWwnrt, I'qmIhihI. Edi lorials From Over the Nation Addr-Hoa at) roitiauntratloiui fo THK OHH KK V 1 1, H i ti Adam A vo.. la SIIHflCltlCriON KATUf, Oally, per momh 7 Bo OMiv, ir ihr tnonlha .......J2.2u WflJly. i)r mi uiu., In advance f-i.'t Oally, jliKl copy , lit! ITV Alitt I'lH'WTY OKKlC'IAIi I'Al'IOH. what aim-: woitin Mln in I N'i-wn Metropolis: In a wtriH ly enmmerei-o age, when n iivui .i ....i.u M..:ii'llHt IMIWN. ' "" in a mkii-i ur teas lie '!. A.-..itH, I'ri'Hn In Molualvelv "'"'' Wanner hy his associate In mtltlftd lo un for inlical Ion of al l j business ifV by IiIh rn i plriyi t. ft fa lit- nttwa aiapaifiina ii-umii ... ii t. lie wonder thai wc discover f lint four THE OPEN COURT uthrwia f.rMlllJ hi thin nttpci, find ilao thM ) oi- I lit we niitdlMiind thrruii All rl'ht of re-puhltcaMon "t i''lal dlapaiclia herHn tilao r rat-.rvd. Tl I K I A n . V t .KA NSI N( 1 :- -l.ct I) hllteruoss,' :i nil wrulh, and anger. iiik) clamour, and evil speak hit,', h (nit away from you, with malice Kpheshius 4 : a 1 . Do It Now" Much of the punch has gone out of the ubiquitous desk molLo, "Do It Now." Too KTcmt fiiniiliarity has lii'ud contempt. Yot the cteinal truth is in the phrase. Decision is one of the groat and constant admonitions of every life. There is no vocation or occupation that does not present in mimeralile difficulties. The man who allows himself to falter every time he comes to a hard place will not succeed. , Ue has no concentration, no focus, because ho lacks decision. His energies are scattered, his powers dissipated He does not hold to one thiiiK' lon;r enough to work it for all it is worth. There is no enthusiasm in him, for as Ioiir: as one rosy prospect begins to exhibit thorns, he grows dissatisfied and longs for another fjeld for his labors. Judgment and common sense mean little to this man. He is governed by his impressions, and cursed by vacillation. His asso ciates grow disgusted with him, for they never know where to J'i.r.1 him. He is jack of all trades and master of none jio working plan of life, no principle. Naturally all of life seems a drudgery to such a man, for he never gets beyond the drudgery stage in any of the tasks he chooses for himself. Hin life is a series of hard beginnings. Indecision is a habit that grows upon a man. Before he real izes it, he has gambled his life away on false tips. There are tides in the affairs of men, which taken at the flood lead on to 1'orUme. There is also in each life that moment of indecision which is like the tide at the turning. Such a man neither recedes nor ad vances. He simply hovers. The man who forges to the lop in these highly competitive days must possess determined powers of decision, lie must, like Caesar, burn his bridges behind him, and make retreat forever impossible. i -"do it now!" irrii r r . - it In rhir;u;o h:ivf Let n In xurcil hy tin- roiM-vi n.s ivllh wliirli Ihi-y ttt-o llnliri-,l t'nr Jl.niHi, oiki iiu-u. TIm'.hi- i.KhiKliii'K lutvc un "lfimir:iw Inh'i'i-fjr' in tlio min- who form iln f.'njup unit 11m- Idi'ii involvi-tl. iih will l)i HJHltTHloni ri-inlily. Ik I hat III,' tlfalli of miy on- of Uioki' l.nlivhliiiilK uoulil, in Un jiiilKliicnt of ll.i' cnli'l-- IH-jNC tviill V.lllf'll )l' In UMHOclillOfl. Ill !l'lllVMll'lll lo u iiHim-y lllKH (if 111 ll'UMl 7.1,1100,(11111. ll jH not lihyuyx nil i'ay iiinl.ti'l' lo ili'Clil,- upon u nnin'M worth iuiii'i' fi iv nun .1 .' :iil lo plnri' liny llK'nri-H niinn tlii lr own in-rnonitl vul- :ii-. Wort lillK HH Im ii iimlli'r of iikso I'iation, No in:in. It limy ho tnki-n for Ifrjinliil, woiihl In- n-ailv to ronf.-KH lli.'il hi- ik worth much If iinythinif lo lilniKi'ir. Ilul hln ri'lnli'il viillli' I'll lii-r lo his fiiiully, IiIk luiHlni'HM or liiH In vi'Sluii'llts iiliici'H nn i-ntlri'ly ,liff,'rciU InliTpri'tiil ion upon the nuttli-r. An nolllH'i'ini'ilt of IIiIh Ini-iiriinrV upon lourli'i'ii cliicntro iiion iIock not ri-pri'-Ki-nt iinyllilnif inirlii-iilarly new In a liufiini'KH H.'iiHi'. The Kami- tlilntf hn.4 lii'i'ii limit- lii'l'orc hy conci'ina wlilrh holil ci'rtiiiii asKofhitcH iih lii'liiisr al most prlri'li'ns In thi ll- worth to ImikI-nr-Mj. Jt oiikIiI lo hc a niatti-r of Bal isfacllon iu any liulivhliiiil In I'cH thai In- uoulil In' ho Rri atly lIllHHi'll If 111' .siiii'iimhi-il lo thp Iniyllahlc. i:illiipi V (fuvtt I'm- Kiiimil .Money I 'Hoe age"- The Pathfinder Clilcuiro Ncw:- ('ihlo disnalfliOH and intern I'rnm i'nrelun eoiTtsrioinl- II e ha.S:''nlK of ' ' I'ull Ni'wa ivo eviii.'nco mat, ho tur iub Knrope'H many dlfneiil tlcs ure I Iu- n-miU of (liirefiiil'd eur-n-neie.H. tlicro .in In hoimo i mi rl o i-m reiiMon to liojM- roc enrly Iniproveinent. Imloml, Improvement In nil ready ex perienced in AiiHtiln, wln-i'e, f hrotiRh lln I Mm iii'lii I rel'orniN Inslltnled under Hie l.cititiie ol' .VuIJoiih' pinil to H;tve that eoiiiHry I'roni j'jmuHilal ruin, Hie value ur the crown Ijhm beon ao Hluhii- ixed Ihivt it Is pos,sihlo now to make conlvadiM for delivery of aooilw ai I'u- 1111-c dates with the aHMiiniuen that the money jo he revolved for thein wll' )OHsenM li prenent value. In V.clio-Nlovaltia, under the inriu "nr of" iMlionul I'lnaneial ineaHiircM liiken hy the jvovermrienl, the vain ol I he i zech crown tins recovered very ciHo.iderahly i'roni Hie low prtiir lo which It had dropped. It has re covered ho .much, indeed, th it (.'eeh MiiinurRcIiircrN ohject to turlh -r im provcineat on the ground Hm' ll. would put them to wriotiH diHadvanl okv in com pel II ion wild maniit'u luicr.H In nemhhiirimv mIhIcm, parlleu- fly (ii rinnny. I Jut ii (w (ieriniiiiy, with l.oim ,'nnt uun Um, nominally worth SIt.'l.oiui. To the Kditnr ol' tin- OliHcrver; l note what Hi-cnltiry Will hire Ma yn In the OliH.-rvcr of AiifdiMt 2ImI. Me hayB tlie aoom r the people el i Killed In com merce and indnairy recognize the irouhle (lie hetter It Will lie fop un all. Ue wi.vh Hi" larmer could nlontr fvry well Willi pn-Ment prfcew ol wd:it he liatt lo ell, ir prleea nC what In- had' lo huy were down ae eordiiiK'ly'. Why nrc noi the price oi the lhlii-s he iniiHt huy down aeeord liitfly? It Ih heoaiiae the manuractnr ert4 ttf these kooiIh :HC protected liy the IiMrtiest In the hl.slory or our couii- Ivy, now iik Wallace la a HpokcHuian lor the liepuldlcjin admiuiHi ration on i Inn -iiiiestion, why slioutdn I he call lor an ej.tia. m-HKioii of i.'miK-resa lo nl (Ihh outraeou.s IukIi tariff, not Only for the wheal grower, hut lo the apple K'Owcr, the prune grower, the potato grower and ho on to the end of the chapter. The wheat -row ers are only one-ienth of Hie farmer.. of the lniled HI at is. J would hav ju.'it iih irood a riKld to liave the jrir- of my upp!cH et a the fainier his v heat. II would chiHM leffiultLt.Ion to ei the price of v.-1 lent, and would not do. Henry Tord :iya the tariff in a ntilnunec. Yn. It Ih h. hold up. if ;pect European natlonH to huy our wtient, apples, iiok'h and mo on we nniHt huy theii- KOods. They can not liuy Lhem uiiIchh we buy theirv Li;t iih tlo unto others us we would li.'ive others do unto us, llien every. IhinK wil he lovely and the tfoose wilt lianjr high. A. K. Wilson. Jmhler. Oii'Kon. OFFICE CAT TJIAbK MA BY JUNIUS idtor KvenhiR: ( ihsr-rver: Will mention a real trip which Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Smith, proprietors of the Silver l-'ox ' I'urin at Kast J.a ;i'.-inde made Wednesday reRiirdlnp; leal on it lew pair of foxe.s. ,a (Jrandi' to I'ayette Lakes or Mo I'lttl, which Ih located on the ed;jc of l'ay Lake. We left Lu Ciramle at :t:3h A. -M, and our first stop was at Welsr. Ida ho, 1 -1! mllcH in foiii' hours, an wo ar rived there at 7::J.U A. M. Wo ato breakfast, at Welxer and ayaln lel't at K::tO oclock, arriving at Mei'all at l;oQ I'. M I mi miles from Weiser. At nine oclofk wo were back In Weiser ' agiiiu . and at threo ocloclc in tbo morn lug were home in La C ramie j again, 2 'A 1-1' hours from the tine! we left. The eonliniious round trip too' I uh over lii-l miles and was mado In i .just IS hours and I f minutes running time .McCall fs way up In Ih" mounialns north uf Weiser and the lake, we bo lleve, Is as large Wallowa lake, sur rounded by heavy limber. We found good roads almost the entire distance, even in the mountains. We consume I 1 !i gallons of gasoline, mnkin;; an javerage of 2fi miles per gallon. II. W. Smith. Correct (his sentence: "Let' not so to the dame," wild tho Ki"'l. "it' ho much nicer to ;ul at bouie mid read :iloud li, ono another.", .Normalcy is .lei'iue.l a Ihn good old da.vs when men saved t.r.l.acco tags and the women I joiuiMl (ho Larkin club; For Fall V V '"m Hi OOII! 'rho worlil owoh in n JiviiiK," lie Haiti Ami tlii-n tho laxy iiiiii Wont on, -I kiii'kk I'll stay In hf-il, l illll tlu-y Kcnil it up." J'UOJ'OHAI.: A liKCI.AUA 'I'll IN WAlt, WITH 'I'll 10 I'l'iWIVJTlHH AT.'I'IIK K'l'AHT. A niorlKiiKi' Ikii'1 hu hail. have sonii'tliinjf on tlio i' ni'iahliors can't horrow. 1 I'm nice ir(-niim:.i Hi ii-'s tvhiMv I k'I my I'lnlsh," -"ill Ilic lalili-. ns il iiis piixlu-il inlii the iiasiiiK anil polishing-iiioill. '1'lu-ri'K u lotln nii'ii lioi-a In J.a tlriunli' thut. i-t'ininil you of toupi'i-.i. '1'lH'y uru alwayji trylnt; lo fool othor lu'oplo mill ni''nr wot h.v Willi It. ASH; X IX AN K.MI'TY KTOItK IN HKOOKI.VX, N, Y., l;l:.HM: "'I'll IK I'l.AlMO IK NOW Al.'UdSS TJ1H HTIIKKT."' M .,! I.,'.,,,. ..If ,.1., All ,.,,! II. rimlnim ,.. """ "'" iik, in, III nv.;i,ii man 11 u n.iu.i oiwiiu. j-.w in. I'n'i"iii". ai llini; ill 1,-hh Hiiiii 11. is I'onvlni'Oil of ton, the seientist said, "If I have achieved anythiiiK-in seienee it11'" '' r .m1.-.-uiik a rdiim m' ,-..-, i is beeause I have stood on the shoulders of giants." ' .lrtZ. Z",,t"Z: The vounir student lakes it as a matter ol course that he shall ;""' ''" wny llaeh,' lieethoven, Chopin, co))ies of the jrir-at masters Raphael, Rliehael-Anfjelo, Alurillo. I'i'liii'll In a Kohl fallow the old masters. If music, he sits t the 1'eot nf "great jyuiUs!;: ' n','r",;'8' If H)'t, lie WOI'ICS for hours bef01Cj""'"--""trollcd serving have un- ;0umcii inal they eNpect to begin doling- husincHs on (hat leishi ,v s-m. i i lie student not only Knows me value oi tne puuu nuier, nui is nan-1 iMnmiy, in uussia, where iim itni py to acknowledge the debt ha owes thes immortals. So it is in business. The man who forges to the front in in dustrial or commercial life, is the man who is closely in touch with : ik;'. tu i j ui.. i:.w. ...... .1..: i.,,.: ...... ..t ! i.vi'1 Limij; li i l ivjiim:irt in 111.1 nnu juu uijiiij;. jiiriiii(.'.,Miivrii ait imh ashamed lo follow the pathfinder. I lion ol business under methods. The I soviet i; ll e I'll I lie n I hnu ili.il.ji.-l 1 1 , The greater the man, the more frankly does lie acknowledge ;iiv, what is cniied a oid-uun'i-amord his debt to men still immter thnn himsnlf. Plato kI: t' tlio f(1(d I'UI','(M,,,-V whM 111 i'orei,fn Iba.Mls. Man ( '( )'KN I LVC! ION, (A, ,1'.) Den mark ihoiiKhl Its title ip Orocnlnn I wuu without blemish aller the I'nlled S'.aicH ajirectl to waive all claims lo Die Arctic islands an p.'irt of the con sideration In the purchase of tint Dan ish West indie. Ilul 'the Interest of Norway iu the land which "Kric the Ued" discoveri'd has suddenly revived after centuries of inactivity. The con troversy between tho two Scandinav ian count rie.s over t lie ownership ol' I he eahl eoaot of Ureenluud has be come so acute that Denmark now has a commission headed by former M In - sacvtMts did all In their power lo des iruv muiiey altouet Iht and wIhth a ton of iaier rubles is not worih a ion id' coal, I here has cmne a realization of Ihc fact that, a stable milium nf echanv.e is essential to the trausaO- NORWAY OPPOSES DENMARK'S CLAIM TO GREENLAND I'hll 111!- liinrl,'l-4 ol' l,,w,',.- .,.,,1 i,. .... 'iutni' 'I'll .a.lili- I i-n v-i-l I n u- ov-i'l' llli oi ciDcraies, Arisioiie al me leel ol l lato. Kapliael learned nisjcnui i .moii-ii ai a iokii a rati' an iN jAn-iii- isiami rm- iiu- pm-posi. or mak- arc from Anelo, and Corresio from Uaph iiel. llti- l.rlllMh pounil. mi-rliiif,-. A now I ll'li.rnlil l.l.i. , i ..... I ,. President AleKinley said he owed the inspiration of his caroerju'miinniiy $ri, win i - n l r, . i m m i , r m m i lo Abraham Lincoln. While Lincoln pointed reverently to Wash-! """"'i'" '"I'l' s' wllM" " .... 1 ' . iOilllil Will hllV N 1 fi.lMMI.IMHI. iiiH'uin as ins fiuuie. None but a fool feels himself to be self-mil' I'ieieut. The best of men must acknowledge their masters. I'ew there are in the galaxy of world stars that shine by themselves without the added luster of borrowed ".lory. It is not weakness to have a pathfinder, but rather a mark of n'tidd sense. Vlirounh propi-r pu-nMiiri'.i on tho jparl of th.' Kiiroinan liovi-rnmonls Un I vnliii'li'.'.s paper I'lirn-ui'loH Hint har jciinaril so niui-h Iroiihlf anil , tu iH,-i y inii;lil ho i-i'plai'i'il hy nion.'.v thai lllir a vallli- anil llli'.llllni;. 'rjfH )'onhi I. -ail lowaril a I'rHtoratliin of iliu.'iliii'K.H conliili'iH-i', 'nui limit win h,- ,'a:'l'-i- if all llu' ,'rovi'i'niin-nis proviilfil ; wilh Ii loKi'lhi'i-. Marriage Rules I TICK MATE BY HER I'llll.ADKU'lllA, (I. N. S.) An il on nr.' men t by Dr. I l-I. I biyden, of t he Xa limit) I Association of i 'hi inpiidlsts. that a. man sbould judi;e a uirl by her feet before proposing .'Jhl deliuiud "a obol ntirn uh !' ii. r S0 i It If lies intejul of ,! li ..i- I In ad" has aroused the sense nf bu in nr of t lie t heal i leal profession. Mlw It.J.l.i- 11. -,i ... .. Marriage is an ancient institution, and in old times flu1'1 ini llur i-lli;at;i'liM-nt at a Xrw VorU' i hulls.-, ihi-laris Or. llavih'ii'M ih-- 'I'he trouble with the rules of so-called specialists on mm ilul happiness is that the subject does not lend itself lo rules. There is no definite formula for success in niarriaj;e. One couple differs Irom another in the multitudinous traits of husband ami wife, j that in each case the marriane problem is different from all millers. The problems that now must occupy .students of marriiuve are transitory perpetuation of all that was worth while in life depends upon mar riajio, "And they lived happily ever alter" is not only the ending of the old love story, but of the majority of-old-time marriaovs. Alarriiiife, now as then, can be happily worked out if husband and 1 ';'" imvo Km. wile follow their consciences, their hearts, their kin, IK- imnnl,, , , , 1 ''.Mil,' p, lint,. I out thai huilrininnlail.v i-iu-ii iiim- n, i iim IIIMIUI, itu-iin, .1 llli.-iv it VOI'IH! Iiii'll woulil hi' moro I'm, I Un- pi-rii'i't iiiati- on (lln' sl.i;;i' Ihall (1 11 w lii-ro , sr. How to keep New York "dry" worries fnited States officials, j,. j;";;;,:!''1,;;;:' IT'XlZ'ZZ says a headline. And how to keep from being dry worries New1""' I'niv.-rsity m Kansas ami round Yorfcers. (iat two perfect pairs- one pair .owned bv a I'liiniMe Kjr. ' I "';in it imagine any Mich d)- - bean, tun;; results If br searched In the mailer of feminine domination there are two classes I l,,,m,r t'"" anis of a winter tianien of men -those wl' adniil it and those who do not. wilh .orvay may bo based. Many Danes 1 hink Norway l.i op posing Denmark merely for tlio pur pose ol holding ii k claims upon CJrecn land as a clu'i which can be used in forcing beter terms out of Deiimii.''t in a new commercial treaty which in in be negotiated in the ne.tr f ut ore . The eiilei urj;'Uuient .used by Norway is that lis fisheries mifcht be al'ffci1 I udvei'sely by reeoatiiiK' Dtin sn so -ereltfiity over tiie eastern const of (rreclilaiu'l. There are only about t'.lioO Inliabl lanlH lu Greenland, and of Ukmc only about 3oa are Kuropeann, mostly I ):i lies. Tlio ULi o.t U .hielle fulti fills l-'EET, SAYS DOCTOR l"l'l " .lue for ..si.lor.-n. n. sea re n or tnc aoiiu cole un l ah ..i-' source of Iceberg's which imperil ship ping on the North Atlantic c arses. On tr.ide is a nlotiupoly of the Danish stae, which enforces prohibition. The total import- and cport inub- of ireeiil:ind Is only slightly more ibaa S.,iina,oini a year, and has deelincl since fish fats of nrtoiis sorts are In lesn demand. Norwegian claims upon Green In date from the e plorn tioiu of " 13 rie Ihe Ued" and l.eif Kricsson In Ibe eleXeutb century u hell the latter of these intrepid Norsemen ts supposed to have di.M-ovcred the American mainland. In tin ftfteentlt centurv Nor wax abandoned all coin tit tin ici lioiis with (ireeiilainl. and late til th' eighteenth ceiilurj Denmark begai eommerclal retalions with the island and established It- colony there. Denmark's colony betore H'-'l w.is onl about tit. size of New York st.ne, but the entire isl tnd over -which it now is nsserling ll:; control Im sisleeu times larger. Tin season Is so short In summer th.it even the small nmoi-rt of til labl.- land near the coast can produce only potatoes and over vege i.ihhs wlileh de not roiiuir.i much heal. Tlio hobo had asked ' the hard fiioed lt (irande woman lor some- Hilng to eat. "Yes" she replied. I'll tlx you Borne supper If you'll saw and split some wood, sweep ot'( tho walk, fix that hole in the fence, tidy up the barnyard and burn thai rub bish piled up at,' the cellar door "l.ady," said tho hobo as ho started away, "I'm only a hobo; I ain't your husband !" Tin- chief mult the public rinds wilh newspapers, is that they nre not all front page. Two taxis rolled out nt a serond slory window in New York cily, and barely missed ten persons. There is evidently nothing that they won't do lo get at tbo pedestrians. Coal took a sudden drop the. other (1.11. A. truck loaded with six tons of it.broko thronjrli a. bridge. You are cordially invited to in- spoct our hew line of Fall Millin ery. Among so many alluring niodels you are sure to find one most becoming to you. Kayser Silk Underthings for Fall Just arrived. Dainty patterns in delicate shades. Obituary When (hi ll Won't Start, Un"- this to the tune of "America. " My auto 'tis of then. Short out to poverty, Of Dice 1 chant, I blew iu piles of dough, On you two yea I'M apo And now you refuse to go, Oi- won't or can't. It takes brains to get rich, perhaps; hut not, obviopsly to inherit riches. Airs. O. S, Allen. Kl'M.M KKVII.DK, Or., Mrs. O. S. Allen, aged over So years, passed on here Thursday morning, her deal It being- attributed to heart trouble. The ni ire connuuninty was shocked to i hear of her demise and a large, circle of friend are. mourning? her passing on. She was a resident of Smnmer ville for ((proximately years. The deceased Is survived by five children. M rs. Simon Wood ell. I toss f A 1 1 i-ii nml l-Ve.l All.-n i.f I'ninn cnmilv and Mrs, J'eck, of Kansas and Will Allen, of Kree water, Or. and the total damage done does not exceed the area of an aero. Of the eight fires reported in Ihe forest this year, only three acre.': of ground bax'O been burned over. This record Ih considered exception:) I. Tho farmer with straw in his whiskers is less lo In piiieif than the cily man with hay lexer in his system. ft Is fine to hav the lob if yon ha go over his work and correct his mis. t tikes. an enthusiast on some plodder to "I feel thai I shall lit bistro mental in securing a new opening1 lor you" said tlie I -a Grande doc tor as he cut out the appendix of tin ex-soldier. A pessimist, my son, Is the optimist who ran for office. Noted Woman Scientist Opens Clinic in Berlin I Id xx a ii Doherty. I-Mward I loherty, aged 'lit years, dii'd last evening" afier an extended illueSK. he deceased waa formerly a resident of Km met t, Idaho, but has made I .a Grande has home during tlie past two weeks. He is survived by his widow, four Fona, Charles, of The Dallen, Kdward, liernard and Jtobcrl of La Grande, siv daughters, Kutherine, Mary. Ag nes, Terenn, l-'lorenee ami Lucille, of l.a. Grande, two brothers, liernard, of l'endleton, and John, of Ireland. Jlis remains are at the JJohncnkamp 1 Chapel and funeral serivceH will be held tomorrow morning al ten o'clock ' from the Catholic Church. ? ' m mm . Thi-ci Fires In Saiifoi. AI.11ANY, Or., Three small 'forest flroH were reported siuee August 10 within the Sun Hum National forest me used to be plain NOW it is possible for even the plainest woman to be really attrac tive, even though her hair is straight, lifeless and lull ofdandruH". The new WilJroot tteat ment soon makes a remark able change. WILDROOT Hair Tonic a Liquid Shiunpoo For sale bv RED CROSS DRUG STORE i'c inie iiri'i'M a l ed," In hi; of Ihe highest tribut- hoi-iis t;lrls ever ml m t'eid the i step further, insiauce. he s lo re- loctor ' Miss Zlei t hi 'l-'ollie Maralliini disliwasliino; IVatn will yy mom linshainls than lini:-tiislant' danrin'. . I i ue ur ibitik lint. I "Nearly every dancer has a hieji 1'istep. If she hadn't when sbr first ittiok up diiueinji she sooiv declope, t and fallen tire hen In fclrl only Ins ;i miu-l iiccordiuji' In Dr, lla- eoe, Hal le -lit.ile lh.it ; ;inkle deep, .1.11," Muling ono s litfht unilor a Uisw is not a wiilospivatl inouVin ! VMi'liiCAN tailing. America 'rt duon xtvid wonit'ii aro nnt unanimously ho hy miy means. Tho first nuntayo i;; reiwtrtetl to liave heeti issued alwmt 1M0O II. ('. (hrnuioiially on sees tho citi' it buuglit. KOUUTS AUK ADVKKTISK0 IN t'UIN A Hy 1. N. s.) 1 II A UltlN. Cniiia.-Tlio Anirricun1 t iKimher oi t omineive has sont into tin interior district it train carry ing rxlubits from tlip Stamlard Oil company, tho Dupont company, tho Sinner Srwiiiff Machine company ard :llie Italdwin l.ocmnotiv Works It : is hoped by the chamber that tlie j t t ain will increase lAmerit an trade 'in lie Intotior di-tiict ltKHI.IN. (AIM Doctor Ithoda 1 Krduiann, who was formerly connec- j ted with Ihe laboratories of the Itoek- efelbr Institute and Vale I'nivorsily, and was compelled by the war to B'ie ', up her work there in tho Invest ifra- tion of the creailon ol primitive life' by artli'iidal means. Is in eharK'1 or an ' Institute for cell research which liaM ' lately been opened In the Institute j for Cancer Keseareh in connection with the Iterlin t'nixersity Infirmary, In 1 !i 1 ! I loctor Krdntann returned to llerlin and became a led tiror In the univorsity. She also bean tnves- j tii-ations In the eultlxation of tissues! iu continuation of the work .done by t.eo l.oeb and others In the develop ment of parts or the embryo retnov- ; ed from it under the microscope. Ity decree the work of Itoctor 10rd-f 11111111 has proKresseil until It has now . been officially inaugurated us a din- I iuct i nst it ute. Doctor lOrdmann has: been helped by the A mer lean Knier- j Rcney Society in finaneine; and oi-ail-Idlne; her imporiant work. She studied z'aibiKy under the late Professor Koch ' and is directing her investbrations es-, peeiallx' along lines followed by Dro- '. fessor Alexis Carrel. Irrluaiion wnler hImm-i. VAI.I.lWA. (Special) Some of the farmers in the valley are cxporl eiicirn; some difficulty In leini; tib) to get eitonuh water for lrriifatlo,i purpose. A ditch walkrr has been, placed alony tbfi ditches leading from I tear 'reck into Die valley, rfrorts are being made to work Ihe problem out satisfactory to nil concerned. Ml Hood v INtpnlar. IbHiD ItlVKl:. or.. The nloan of Hie I'oiOan.l Chamber of Commerce, in Ho- eiM.t that loiml Dood. Altieri- jca's most beautiiiH mountain, is also uie iiinsi aeeesstl-le for climbing, is ai iea.li i.eaibn; lriut. 'p to last l-Vl-dav nir.bl. according to Mark Wey uandt x-l.r.in Ibieil i:nide. a total of 1 to; 1 had it t;t!et-t d at tbo forestry service's bKiikeul slation on top of the peak. Kjtittler III IIoiim Shmiagr Mr. Wexc-ndt n..v ho believes that KAlNIKit. Or.. The house Bhort- eiitdii. rs oi' Hon.) tbj year wilt run ago in Kainier is becoming more arm lo riiinosi ;,s lars;.- a figure as all Iho .is stiminor advances. Several fant- oth. r Kl iciul iHiuintalux nf tho racl-iibes are liinn in t.-nt and sotno luivi flc euat for the nmnncr. Last ear, (akn up camp in Ihe auto nark In al' hone 1, Mount Kainier is tbo most it hi absence of h onsen. Although xx i.b i ndxe. tis.-,t nio.mtain on to 'there hat been a bobdinc boom l:i I'aeitie e.otM. mdx "IS rlinibed to th 1 Itahiier all summer, the demand haft Miinuiil. When you borro v from a !a-rk V it dmonds security- ir a bankL demand Secui-itj' No bank enn be stronger than Ihe men who stand hack of it. Kvery Individual eonnecteil wilh our bank fully realizes that he must do his full share in making our inslitution a safe place for your deposits. And you do not have to de mand either SAKKTY or Si:i:'ICi; hrr they are yours as the natural resuff nf our sjire, ronservatlve hank ing policy. We desire to please YOI'. An. I to do thin we know that v.e must f.ive you r.at --j, rv. inn. May we servo you? LiK - " v if.jfcj.n.fl.L,irwni jyjir7 not been aupplit'd.