La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 26, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textf- . i.';;n.r..:;.-..-,-'.- , PAGE FIVE dhtirlet should elect to ietaln ino $ for another vorm.- Jj , W." nri'y. " J ( 'nmnsslonor. ";" - '". ', Saturday,,. January 20, 102-1. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Local News In Brief Much Imprnvcil I jury 1 .Allien of Perry, has rn turned lo his home after, two rtceks illiiess in tin Grande Itonde hospltnk '- Re'iiinicil lo Maker Homer Jamison of rink or return- I.ii homo after r'ft-r'-inK On gumo htween .Wallowa nnd Iji ttrandc. Urn" from .llnwIUc Mrs. Thomas Hurrcll is down I from Maxville loilny whopping and veiling friends and while in 1 ho I city Ih stopping tit tho Romnier, lined SHIM hikJ Co-.) II. II. Mei'urihy uim fined $t(Mi and roHiN In tile jllHt lee of peace court. yeBtenlny on the charge of operating a mnlnr vehicle while intoxicated. l ined for Specilhifc (i corgi llrown wna fined $lfi and rosts in the Jiihi 1c of pence court following IiIh belim found guilty or speeding. Mlghily Imprmotl Juunilu 'lark, Iho small daugh ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. George flark, of this city, who has been .serious ly HI with pneumonia. Is slightly tin pro -ft d at this time. II loo in Trial I'osipomi) The trial of flydo Illoom. chnrg id with possession of Intoxieating iiriuor. which was to have been held in the just ten conn, has linen postponed until the return of At torney Hess. J rtciuim to I -a Grniulc ('. J. Katon has returned lo l.n tirnndn nfter .spending a mnnih visiting friends and relatives in California, Portland. Seattle. Cor- vn I Mh and Puynllup. Mr. Katon slates Ih at ho has returned from his trip thlnklntr better of u Grande than over before. An Vp-.Tn-ln(c Hty 'l.a Grande, Oregon, desires to bn up-to-date and has mado In- riulry through our organization," stales tho Business Men's llihle flnss puhllcatlon in a recent num ber. Thn paper is edHcd in Kaunas flty. Mo. The article contlmie-d; "Dr. K. O. Keith, pastor of the Methodlsl rliurrh of that city, de sires lo organize a class similar to the one in Kansas "it y. They say ho In a live, wire and wo expect to soon hoar of a large class in l.a Grande. The good work is spread ing to all polntn of tho nation." NEW TODAY NOTICE. Dip lo illrfloully oxporlonoeil In folloelinjr cliai'Mos ror ndvor tilti Dial. Is llsled iinilor I'lnwl fleil Ailvei'tisiiiK mill under the. "new tmhly" hoailllifr, the Kve nlnit Olworn'V will lioroartor lakn ihi rlnssirfiMl nilverllsliiK or advertising lo la nm as "now today" unions Hit nilvortisin Is aoctiniiinnloil liy oasli. WANTKH Men. nRii IS. 411 want ing Ity. Slallnn-Offlco posilinns. Sll5-$2ri0 month, free transpor tation, . exporionee unneeessary. Wrllo linker. Supl., Wain ttllKht, SI. l.ouis. I-2H-1IP Fntl RKNT - Vivo room furnished house. i!i5 Adams. l-2li-lf POT! SA1.K llressed Iiobs, also al falfa hay. I'lark Itros. Phono Kami ST. l-2li-llp FOR 1IKNT Nloe front sloopinK rnnniH, $12 niniilh. I'hone 15:1-11 , . l-2C-:itp rorNII Keys on rlns. one hoinR l-'ord key. lminlro Olisorvor. 1-20-21 IXIP. rtKNT -One n-rnom and ono 2-rooin apl. llHiiiiro !iu2 t'onn. i-2n-itn J 4 Days . More Clint's Clolliicry rlh Annual January 1 1 ! Clearance I. I J I i Ouit ontr stock of i quality meitrhandise on I 1 J " J' ' i sale at 10 to 1-3 per i cent Discount. Save now on your wearing apparel. Clint's Clothiery A Slnt-c with n (inf'(pncc r i I r I' I 'I B tj-T I I I I m m m m Inli lTMInir Slil4 AmwiiriHl lilHttid Kupl. Dr. Kwlnv will .liH - eiiiw ih,. "I'annonii of llic Korlp- j ,h' Hons,- nt I ra ttf ihu Inip. rlivl ' iponilmiwl rram nun n pi'i l for o BUliinttnilal iiTi..iii.nl on inn " al Iho M,n' Koriim Siimlay i AM rllli-r of Japan he (tlvj . . A". provlnlnim na lirlirlih-r anil lhal at Iho Mi l ho.llsl vhnroli. Ir. K - : lromi- of oarryliiB on tho "Kra ut : spi lit H, Iho UnoK ili olaroil. ( ho liollowil ore. Ill Tor Iho Mil. If tnR will toll why iho ilirr.-roni : KnllKliioniin-ni." Iiy whioh ihr without frivinK In rotnrn n rrt-lpt ! onaotort, slionhl pa to whoovor ImokH nro In Iho niello anil ospo-; l"''lKn of hia Kranilfalhor. Kmporor or t V'o,iohor ail.l wllhoiil niakin Voloa for II. n'Karilloai, of polllloal olally tho Now 'IVfltamonl. loilinit ! M nnlillo. was liimivn anil whloh ! rm arooltntliiK of nny liiii.1 In Hi affiliation. what lilNlory or l.ooU una loft oiiiJw"h oonlintio.l iluiinK iho roln if J Ioiikho miioi-iii1oii,IoiiI. i. .pj,,, ontooral8. howovh oonlln- nnrt why It wan loft mil nn.l why It ;il own fnilior. tho InoapaHtaloil ; Intofost throtiKhont tho ilny wai,'U(. ,(,,.ir uintn.lo or ImliiToronoo lo w as put In. Thin Ik mil a ilonoin- Kinpoi nr Vosli ililto. 1 llrohlln. I rivolort on llio .nnrlnno.l onmK ,- , l('.,m,oaii proposal for n oom Iniillonal aililrosa hut onnoorna hla-i " ilil tho ronsont of Ilia fat hor, 1 anllnalion of Mr. All.lornon, tho i Ilro,nlB), uKroolitont In rnniuilltoo on lorloal faola ilurliiK tho porloil ol '. Inoko an anol.nt Jaanoso t ni.lt- j orowih ,1 - rnnrtronm pa.vlnic l'tllo;,. n,.0ioo rntoa l-liilsllan hlKlory frlvon by a mansion 111 Iho SprlnB of !il by lio. nllontlon lo tin. losHinony of two- npuhiirnn loa.lorli imniflit Vr w ho hail niario il n sui.iy on.l who la ; InB tho firm Crow n I'rlnoo of Jap- j ohiirai tof wilnrasra oallo.1 hy th. 1,,.. (n mpIlli ,nvronooB wlihlh Iho of a pnalllnn Hun onahlos litoi injim lo mnko a trip al.roail. On thai ' oVfonso. party on iho ittioBtlon of wholhor Kivo I hiM lalli iih an mil licirit v. ooraalon ho viall.il KiiKlanil, Soot-; Krlihiy'H crowil m Iho Inrifont ., , ri, ,pmr,,.PB ,mil, wrllo A I Obituary maIiy i:. i'itoi:nsi i:i, Tho.funoral of Mr;;. Marv l-:. ri'iiolisioi wna hold in .loioph Monday aftornoon wil h Itov. .1. ; I.'roil Slllwoll oflloluliiii.-. Mm.1 i roonsioi, ono of tho oarlioat wot-; ...-.r. ui n.uiuwa oolitic, no , I in l-ondloton sonio llnio usu. u n.ia onon noon slalod Ihnt sho waa tho llr.st while woiiian to come o Uio valley ami niako her homo. In Ihi llialry o( I nion nnd Will- Iliatry o( I nion nnd Will- Iinvii I'ounliou. ....t.lil.o.l ,.i.n, 1 ..iini..L. ....t.nui. ... 1 ' "t . iwonly years hko, a shoil skotoh or Mre. ITOOIi-del's life lip to lhat I nine is ifiven. 1111,1 11... rn 1.. wine 1 .. .... - .. . ' " aeoiiuiH is exuaeieil l herefrom: Mrs. Mary v.. ITOohstel was horn , 111 1 MS In 1'nrroll I'Oiinl. v. state of , Ohio, and romalnod ill Iho piaei. of hor luTanoy for five years. Her parents .,,. removed to Iowa. 1 , . V '""'Ripply Used wilh redoubled energy f.? , ' to",M,onw;;l,,,,1H)'i' P;"t ,a the promotion of national pros 1 i jf. .20,x rvc,ivv; i periiy by ado.ulng wha.ever Is ilOhouls lli.-t vllln,. In 2...,i,n. Her, 1 H Itn, she elliue 10 the (Irundo Hondo valley and Ihere met and iiinrrled 1,'rodorlo W. Proolislol. To llloni were horn I lie following ehll dron: Dolly H. (Al.-s. 'rhomns Hieli doooasod): Ida, wile of .1. l Kslos; John, deeonsoil; Minnie C, wile ol' l. tl. Tuokor. aiioiii 1H7II Ihoy removed to willlowa oounly, tiikin.!? a home-; aiea.l four miles en-.! of .Insoph. Hero Ihoy Kellle,! down lo general rnrinin'K and sloek raisinr,'. Sue- ooss atloiidod ihelr efrorls iinlll Ihelr r. al eslalo liohliiiKS . wore douliled. and addition lo that Ihoy neiiulroil eighty neres of tint-jo. her. ors. iTOeiisli l was the dnuRhter dent the Japanese eahinol n slKilod of Joseph ,,d Sarah Hull, old jwtih Homo Minister Onto when the pioneors of Iho flrande Uonde val- :r nlwim.,i rosponsllilllly for ley. She was no years, 11 months th ,,uol; and 211 days or aKe al Iho time, of I .rli,eos.s 'Nasnko. tho fulllto oni do all, laoklnK hut four days of ! p.H9 ol- ., , lh (1uKh.r of re.ohlns- the ninh milestone. Rlni ,., ,,,.;, Kunlyoshi Knnl. a iNhm : ' -vlnit K,,,n,lsnn of a former him einporor Jw-wL r IS ot Japan. Ho represon.od ,,,e Jap- n nn,,, i . , aneHi; government TIL the Hudson- a new country ahead of Iho advan- .... .... . ... . nltw r.ii-in..ti i, , jt lnif olvl Izallon. jioloro an aool- in 'in wnioh left ho i-i i i I fo; ilio Miliiaoo or her nro (hero worof lion., who soinrlil rel'ueo at. Mrs. i'roelisl.l's homo lint who ohlain- '.I II. She was over ready to assist th.. n.-ody, and it was in pursuit of "tlnal Japan. ITlncosw Na :i mi.'wlon of kindness that shn;KU,io iH ''gardd by the Japanese wa.s thrown from her horno and ,KL,ton IIH P'-rsonileation T roreiv. d a broken arm and a brok- '"'""'y- vlrim- and lovo. She was on hip. For vnars in the earlv his-!horn tn ,,u' impleHt of tho princely Itory of this valley Mrs. I'rnehsM J was doctor anil nurse to many,an1 n,'r "'iwy us spent during of tho pioneer ra miller. j tins absence of her lather at tho Thus passen another rospeclnd !f''otit in the Husso-JapaneHo war, piomy mother. enilrely under the. Influence of hfr mot her. She attended t he I'eer- FRAIID HELD lesses school at a time when (le- w t-tw y yT icrnl Nogi was lis preKideni, and fjllVIliljl Ii 'was one of the heM loved girls pLk i1,,,r(' ,),ni deiiiocrailc in her ' : ilealings with schoolmates and (Continued from paa-o 1) fi-lncess Prepared. ! purpose of both notions is to ascer- When Princess Nugnko was lain whether iho leas.-s should be 1 formally selected as t he rm nro em-: cancelled or nol. j press of Japan hor. education waa; isjieelally filled for her fill lire dll- WASm.VOTO.Y AP) Simul- ., A study of pure Japanese tanoously with the disclosure in jmyle. was built for her and with the senate oil Incmfry of anolhertUf( Rfri ,-ouipanions she took up 1 "m l" irmor . iineriuif Secretary l-'all. tho White House made known that President Cool- idge Is preparing lo take every ac- j tion to protect tho public Interest anil to punish those guilty of any wrong doing. WASHINGTON. (AP) Kvl- lldcnco produced before the Teapot : Home committee. In President J ( 'oolldgc's opinion, points toward I1 . ., , , , I Aside from criminal notion that I ; may possibly he taken, I he r ov 'icrnmcnt will proceed with I he view lto annul leases of oil reserves if I. the evidence Is such as to stand In court actions. j .1. W. .evely. Marry Sinclair's .personal attorney, told th Teapot I I ome committee tale Thursday I that Sinclair loaned l r,.ofio in lib- I'nrtv hnnilH In Mv-Wrr i-ein rV l-'filt iu June. 1923, three months afler Fall hit ..ui.n,i fi.m ih,. nni,iii,.i OKLAHOMA I II K L A (A P) A reflTlntro(hiced In- to the Ul0lmijiii:i Kenalt today by Wen J-I 'MlKiriv nf f 'li:inll..f. it'll;. ,.,t the United states Senate in- esl iL'al Inir com rn It I no nrohln? t In Teapot lon.e oil bMSO take I est 1- 1 t niony also regarding lead ami zinc J mfnini; lenses granted by Former I'Secreary of the Interior l-'all to the Kagle-Ptclu r. .Mining company In restrlc1t.fi Onattaw Indian lands in the northeastern Portion of Ol;la-;,h" hoina. lmdon Ibwpftnl t;-t Ijitvr I jutowmcnt I nnd. l.ONMON. ( API The London 2 Hospital, which provides free treat-1 1 ne princes; trousseau inetiiiiej' ; ly massages the scalp at tho samft I tnent to the poor of Hp Fast Fnd. both fondKii dresses and Kimonos : time 1 begins the new year with an n-ii'1'1 11 crown and necklaces. Hie. VAN KSS eradicated dandruff, I dowmeiit fund, of .um,oihi nil con-' alue of w hich is estimated at l,.; stops falling hair nnd grows now tribuied within the past six w eeks. j ,M,fl yn. Jter cM-remouial robes ! balr. The manufacturers guar J in November a benefactor who hns'weie made in Kioto at a Cost of , nnteo II! Ask us about VAN KS. remaineil anonymoiiH i-oiitised to -".'mo yen. Her "pint initio t J double evJery contrilniUon sent lnivMch is a kluiouo ol U ihiek--I before t ln 'close of 112:1 up to afnesseM, or 1 9 kimonos .worn onej ! 1 tot.-U or Jiui.nitO. At 5 p. in. on over the other, cost, iffl.onii yen. ; !iIecomber 31. the last shilling of! The marriage date has h'-enj tho amount had come in from vol-; chaugi 'I several times. The wed ) lUntury contributors. 'dim,' was Hchedul'd 10 take plact-l ? I JAPANESE ROYAL WEDDING IS TODAY (Continued from page 1) --- - ' t - iranliy In Ihn JununoHo nrniy unit III ll.Mll.naiil rrtimiialirtiT Hi ttir Inury. Kllin. llilll wlii.n ho ln'niiit - of nKt' 1,11 llnH oociipi,-,! a m-m In lan.l. Kraaoo. llolKhint. Holland h K "nu no a.,, lonoo i , or .ot n notnproinli.o anil Italy anil una olll hllalnatloally ! Int-lii.l.l a lai o n.UII m of nion rolnli,, i,h Iho Dotnoorata ' "v .I.,. ,. f ,o (r., z?rszs r.ron, oounirloa. l,,.:Klan,l ho 'ZT ol.unh w 0 a, "2 al,hn "'-r,"'i '""" "nlay. wiiH iiiii.li. nn hononiiy K. norul In - ' ' . ' """ 11 " " n Uoprom-ntnllvo l.onitwortli. Ilopnlu llio llrhish Army an.l Klnir IIooiki;, ' ' . ' Mnmy ' 'Hlonn floor loiiilof. hold IiIh Kionn.l oonion-o,! upon hlin tho Orilor 1,1, ;nm .;,.;, ,,ror a ooml.romlH,. aK-rootnoht Frl- l.o I ,,th., A vim to tho vai loan.; ,,, ,,, ,,,, ,.,,.,. ., .idny ,loaplio llio noniooriitlo am InotinlliiK nn nuitlonoo with . Uio i , .. ,.,.,lrt, ' tn.to ''ol"'. li'lp. was unoihor foniiin. of m:ik..ii. prosi.ionl of Iho loaisiio i Soorolitry Molloh rohowod UN i from limn lo 1914. tolil or An-"rnoliiliiiin' tell It Sonntor foK I'Hiioo W.'ll l.ll.od. , , .,.,, . oniriioonioni unit a.l.to.i ons. lionnhllonn, Miohlimn. In do- I ho crow n prlnon Wan away "oin "i nanvo oonniry aovon inoi. J I nml upon his rolurn to Toklo hoi iwaa woloninod liy ono m'Jhr Rro.ll- oat doiuoiiHtrationK a tnoinlior of the ittiH hold. Ho Issued n mo. hold. Ho lasnnl n liiossniio to iho i ...1 1. , , , .. .. T . n.-tiiuii 111 wiin-n 110 Kim 110, aiiiu-i , vlnlod the hospitality and iburt.liy! aeonrdo.l hi,., ovoivwlwl. and llilii!fl..,t will. II,.. .vl!n..s- 1 ............ , - 1... 1...11 .. ... . 1 . i.-ii. v.., ins irip wii.n.i in' H.-iie rul lo Jaoan -l oonfias." he n.l.Ud. ifml ,u , r .1.;...... ...i.ii. ,VI. Japanese huve Vet 10 learn from ,,., ,sh ,,,. . :,,, f'10'1 lliat I'oroiBti ooiiuii'ien Tiled To Kill I Mm Tho entire oounlry was llirown into a Binto of oxelioment lusl innltih when nn linHireoosHrn! at luok was mado upon llio erown prinoo as he was ri.liillf 111 an ull lomolille lo nttond n n.-aslnn of tho Ulel. Tlio would-lio assailant, who was arroslod alter IioIiik roughly 1 handled hy a erowd. rlred a shot at the aiiloinnhllo. llio' hlilll Just iiiIssIhk the frown I'rlnoe's head, j lllrohlln prnooedod In Iho diet and Uavo no ihillenlioll Unit nnyllilnir ' iinloward I,;,, I neoorr. il ll road Kpenrli lo Ihn iiiemhein nnd Ihen Irotirod. As a result of Iho Inel. truiion ceieorn on in i nneu , , ., .. ,. . . . , ' . "!"" 18 a oi uio I Sham'a.u family, I lie head of tho old feudal clan of Satsnmn, which embodies all the stern virtues of residence k of the Imperial family. !t'aclH-rs, of an easy and graceful ! ! bearing and quirk Intellect. ,,., Hl,lv of rhnvlii ..luKKlen. Jap anese language and literal lire, ! ethics, history, geography ami j science. A .special course bf Ice- j lures was arranged on world' (events, and special articles on1 foreign polities and economical 'were provided. The princess al ' so st ud lei) l lie Japanese consi it n - ! I lull. 1lte Impeiial httlisehold law, and l-'reiieh. She is fond of poetry. music anil painting, tins a good so- 'prano voice and plavs tin piano. ,1 1 - ' irt si udies include water colors. harcoal ilrawinK and JapaileS" limint,'. Jhe also has learned tti I use a typewrlleV. IM Iimn-ss U Tall. The pr'neess Is a little above the " r, , ' The eiis:igt'trn'it of the Crown Prince .and Princess Nagako was "r,r"1 "nnoimrcl informally in l!HS. itwo monllis lyefoio the fiTiwn I'lliH' reai hod his seventeen! h birthday and when I lie prlnoM was only IS. .simplicity Keynote. After the formal announcement nmi P"'i 01 n r- riiiKe in it was slated that SHU ptlCH y WOUHI le tne heyno, the wedding ceremony. The total cost. It wa.s tln-n estimated, would be S.oOfi.iMM) yv-n (about fL'.feau. nun). Of this nniounl It was said two-thirds would be expended III preparations for the iv 1.1 1 nr purchase of girts, wlilte i one-third would lie rnuired for the ''c-mony itself and the erection of !;peclal buildings. I Trousseau Worlli Ford ill,. mtrol- (mrl or mail. hut At lh' , it ',, )0si pom "i iniiinn Vu. i " u". 1 or I In date was sot for Fehurary - , (i, and curly IhlH month il was fl-j 1 uti'h-iuUy fur todn. t- , " ,Dl'y (Juel 8 lllle IS ', ItnfilAltnir VI I'liiui. 1 . , " ' """n11 ,.,, m ,n)llr . u.mi mm ! rttltlt In Mr. Andomon's hononlv. indor oroas oxiinilnallon ho do-. nlo.l ..vor havlnir lioiird or Kin.-" or Mann." ai; din Iho Itov. Junies,tho proaohl anrlnxoa had not Ini-j l-nllo.l In what. Is hollovod lo hi V I 'lialmolll a nrntostant l-'nison- i nollH lilin ti li.v.4.1 lin-wlv In InVli.. ...... ........ 11,, I iinlior wlm aim fosilrlorf i: . . ' .. ..... . for tin- no ense. sir iworu. aonaronllv dlssntls- - . - .... . ...i .... ........ 01 in,nn..a. ros...-nn inn kiiowi cdjre of the inysicrtoiu: "Klnij;" continued jeeT. ip-Kiionmg on this sun- Mr. Anderson ricclnrnri the Inst time he had soon "King" was in j !, waldorf-Astorl,, hotel shortly j -tt'tni' ho OKMitiiii'il Ihn nl'flprt nr!,tt'tt- hinio superimendent. Thov had i -Motions. Dorore llio commUloo lo dinner together, ho paid, nnd Yai th0 XaOH on aonl; "King" passed over an envotopo nnd spare p.iris and reduce which. Anderson later found ,lo : P' automobile passenger cars' eonlain $2oatl in ciH-rency, i were defeated. i , ' f'linlrmnn Oroert of the commit - ilco pointer) out, hoAoVer, thai Willi MRS. BARRIE n margin still remaining tor prts- inT)lji? AViA I ham-nun tax rales, ihn commltiee ' ; might. yet niter the tax oh hiolor (Continued from pngo 1) ! trucks and passenger "cnis as well! ' '' "' ids raise tho oxomptlon on theatre rosby Hoss. pastor of the church, inlmlsslons ta 75 cenls. to .letivor the iimorrtl Hermon. ' Vho lax repeats nnd reductions Thn body will He in state nt the vntr-il Krldoy oihl become. efToc home of Dr. J. I.. Jngle. tRoa Ilv Immediately nn vnaotmcht ol Washington avenue, from 12 pntll ! ,hn moaH,iriv . , I ::in o'clock Sunday. At present;. 'hOr town . J-epenlert Inoluded ihemmnlns nm at ihn Hohnokamp , " huhling. Imwie antl dirk Plppj , i knives. Hvnry and nnois, hunting xir"r:.aen iiarri... who hns Mil-! garments, yachts and motor bonis. od l.a Grande her home for the ' past 'twenty years, was Ml years, six months nnd 22 days of age ut the' tlmo of her deniiso. She had been ; Y ill for only n short tlmo and her, many friends with her roiallves! were saddened yoslnrdny evening when the news of hor denth roach-' e.d I-a Grnndo, (- Dv. Stella Hodnier, lieT nioco.j Airs. Itobort Henne and Hugh ltod mer, all of Portland, will attend thV funeral services tomorrow 'nitil I'layton Ingle has returned homcj from (oi-vullis, Or., to bo present, Mrs. Barrio will bo laid to resl In ! (he Masonic cemetery. j She Is survived by one son, Iten- no Harrie, of La Urande, three sis-1 lers. Mrs. Stella Ingle, La Grande: i Mrs. Itoberl Itennc, Portland, nnd Mrs. William t'atinach. Portland, I t w o hroi h ers. V In I on N ason a n d Verne Nason. both of Wisconsin, and her step-molher, Mrs. fella Nnson.of Portland, and' oilier rela tives. ftifl Iieseiiliil to ,lnyor. MAItRMKIRI.n. Or. -At a spe cial session of the oily council members and ol her officials pre sented Mayor l-'erg'.ison ami his bride a silver set. The presentn lion speech wns made by Dr. K. 11. Straw, health ol 1 leer of t he city and for eight years mayor during Iho early development of Marsli- fleld. PACIl'W UKAI'TV PAltLOTl Itooms 7 & 8 Over tllafis Urng Marcelling fMnnlciirliig Itobblng Slampooing - I'oclSl fM-nlp Ti-entiiiej Hattie J1Iays Mrs. Uf?ve Tallman liind (Irndtialoli Tltflio IMinne r,7J-V Iteslileneo riiono 37K-M Sea I p M assajre treatment directly to Ih roots of the hair by means of patented rubber npptlcntor. Oent Glass Drugs TJia Jgjyitg; VrJt Slot VAN LESS"" fhe New Mupmii 'XUlSNCE TAX ; CUT OFF MADE ' 'fointniiM from par !) - - r nenror, I'rosldonl rooll.li;,, npnonl- IHllliy XnY lloli..irtlnn Kuppnr, ! of Iho Mt'llon hill. 111. M II bo I,,,.,,.., il.nl ... pr.nl.l..rn.l II... nn... Itmiwn lha hi. pnn.slil.'rn! Ihi lirns fnit of Ma tvonnunoildallona for rodlirllohs In tho mirlox roloa til n maximum of S3 por ronl. Tho aoo- rotnrv nirain aaliod Mr. 'ouon If ........Jii. h. .11.1 wi ''..... .......o. ......... '. hI-o,. Ihi. I inh mm moIhiiii-'h ' tin. I .1...1 1... .u.om-o l.m. 1 ... .w .....w ....... no ..toimi, ...a ,.u.i 1 i-.i... .-, , tho seCrotnry'B taxes. $17,000,000 Yd to lp rt.' in lis mn'lsloh Pf tht Indirect tax rate schodulOH. tho cnftimltleo. lefi; n tmlnncc of ahnnt $ 1 7. ono. (nut "Mch mn vt 1,0 rf ln 'h,'s0 l unrt ltiink nnd vo- M', bnrwns . nm! PlV books, ' Interesting Past Time Crochelinp; Bead Rugs . We li'ave a splendid as'sortment of bonds ami Iwvso; -twist nnd will teach "Slnmpiiip; " ''Everything irt & Baby Shop Ship Your Stock TO Morgan Commission Co. PORTLAND tfNJON STOCKY Strictly ARCADE SUNDAY VAUDEVILLE 1. Overture - Orchestra 2. Pictures ...Comedy and Palhe Review -J. Ted Sthwal. -Mj.tcr J1!"'"' 1. May, SWtK.-.rn the Hook" 3. Fred & Villa Royce Comedy Sinjfinjf and Talking 6. The Wili-ons Aerlalisls Start inff Monday - "THE GREEN GODDESS" Don't miss this epic of )hoto plays portable llRhilnw fixtures, funs nml ineuire acming. laxvs on prouuci ; oxrhnnffc. nnivn and nn nmvllnir nnd hllllanlM worn out In half. Tho oninmlitoo aKrood lo rill hy nno.hnlf Iho lax on all Jowolry mado rhloriy of proolona kioiioh or ttiolalN an.l walohoa whoso 'teholo-. fpilo prloo oxoooda r.a. Wniohon of Iokh valno and oihor Jowriry u otihl ho tnx froo. Ovotvmwillnir. MKHI.IN. (AD There am more than Hiil.iliiO person In the nrlsnnn nr I'riissla alone . Tim ton Idir rl-' sons of llerlin are all lined to over- i rlowliiK us n result or the Influx of '""" rn tuvicnn niKiriot. la ih vinc prisoners from thn oeeiipiMl nren.l""" 1 "'" '"'"if iiunlli l.d The l-reneh an.l nelRlnns ,,v j "tan ever lo fulfill the exael ln(: re lioon usinif tho prisons In the Huliri,"'l,',,""n,H "r l'"''lle til Mil v reiriiln- Ithlnelnml lor iliolr soldiers "rt"- 1,1 ,hl"- :,R 1,1 ""r niid onnso.iienily the UoHnah pris. ' nlM' r H'lnt loinK oqiial. nili Oliors have lioon slilpped eastward. : """"V of liorsoimol la one of Iho fourls are imalilo 10 onro for Iho1"""'1 tmHint lailors of niiioosn: rlnilnal oases ml tholf srheilillos ' ,V"' eonitillsslonefs nro pi esiiino.l, and Hi., wave of 1-iliiilnnHiy la piar-'"1 '" '"" ''i'iil ! o.er. Inif a hur.lvn on thn alivmly oTr-1 n( ''' loaded vrhinem liudfret whloh , wnB Nl, s,.,v,.u v nf , s a sorlniiH Imn.lloup. Many Oflm ,, ,, slm,. ,lnv -ri, .. nals who should ho imprisoned at-o , ,.,.,. M , merely lined In-ranse or the tmor ,,.,, hy 1)10 hnB ,.,. ,,,,.,) mney and many others imisl ho!,,y ourlH ,.,, ,,v ,lu, parolo.1 loniporarily until Ihoto Is ,rslalo l-ommoive 1 luninisaion. i ',',", l pilsons for llieni. AproolllnK 11,0 laol lhal 1 nm ui servant of the pontile. I h.-ivo i.ver .,,, ,, .. ...,, ; However, the tendi-nry to do llio . . J y-slx 'tildonls at aohed in the 1, ......... .. I"' " Jl,.i". l.-- 1 ..... 1,.... .. '. V ... ' ? . ; niiiri.eiiiii? 01 nsa ine iiHiiori,.s college lias uceesH to i the flshin' les of Paget Hound and Alashn, both notable for salmoh. fthTe I hern urn many fishing vessels, canneries, cold-storage plants ami tVrlillxcr factories. In Washing ton tho counties thn state and the! federal government operate num- i roim hnlchoHeS whcie rihuort and trout are propagated. Thn i halibut Industry centers In llrlti sh Ool tmbla. liorthern Washing ton and southeastern Alaska. mien Ohjet't tt I'ilnw. IKMtl) HIVRU. Or.-The Hood; Itlver Woman's club has adopted , it resolution nsklng local motion ptclures concerns not to present, phoi nplays foal urlng Mabel Nor- i mund and Kdnu Pnrvlnnce tmill the courts have -given a decision oh ; their iiarttclpatlon in thn New Tear's scnhdal. when the former's : chauffeur shot ("nurtUind S. Iliwp. Denver nil man. , . ...... , . .. : I In pome t-estnurohls th only : thinK that is well done without a special onlnr li the patron. " " you free of chai'tre-.n HemstKcliiiiR for. THE j. CnnnnisKion mni?V Will. PI TV FOR COMMISSION 1'OSmON AGAIN II. H, t'oroy. ohairnian of the pillillo sorvloe rnninilHsloll of Oro Bon. ropresonlliis" tho l-IiiMiern ore iron ili.slriet on Iho stale hoard, will he a oiin.liilnlo for roiniilillialloii tor nnnlher term, aooordintr to a tel ler Henl the KvenliiK Ohsorvor. Tho letter follows: vM' anhnilt my rnmllilnry rnr nomination for another term n ''" Mervlro i 'Oliiinlsslonor foe POinilnr IhlnK soin.ltmos Is very B.nK, ,, ,-, ,,, ,. ,,.;. oourairo lo do ones duty neeovdlna to the fuels of tin. ease, than to ,io the popular HUntc: lor il is luin.aii "' in desire pill, lie approval of ones deolsloiis. Noodloss lo miv. it lias always. I n Illy dosiro to do ins .. . . ' tlV to the public, the utilities, and the railroads. Il hunt idle promise, or empty t pledge. 1 stand sipiaiTly upon my' troord in public ottlee. and will be: very graleml f the people of iiiv ; " F I.A (iUANDI-rS Foley Grill Nolhiitp; irtstills pride in a community more than a first-class firill ' Ija Grande's Foley Grill fulfills this important mission. Deep apnwclation is felt for tho patronage of our uTiiie people. In out best I I iinij nil in II ary eaOIlii'.'jJoiHiea and restaurants charge. Music every noon nnd evening. . .1 Hear Kathleen Campbell, Ring with tho Eu- phonia accompaniment. ' . Come nnd dine with us. You IVill n M n H H Ml m a A Prize Fijyht Story That's a Real Knockout. And Andy Gump Comedy "UNCLE DIM'S GIFT" Not a cartoon two reels of fast fun TODAY and SUNDAY N H H n ten H M M STAR OYlWl'OlNTEX Hosiery All Occasions"' , " French & ' Greene '"' V I nn hiEhor than ordin Be Pleased H M n n M n ri .3 :