La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 28, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextT Monday, January 28, 192 1. PAGE FtVE" THE LA GRANDE EVENING OKSEKVKK Local News In Brief lined rr Kcrklt'Mi Idivlnu i third time (hat the License No. J. II. Kccles vvns fined $15. (tit nnd I has been worn In Hirer consecutlv costs by Judge- Hrudy. Justice of the years by Psyche. peace, this morning- for reckless driving. Mnirhiue Ideciisc Issued A license to wed was Issued from thu county clerk's office Huturduyj to Karl i Handier una Kthci Bhei ton, both of KiKln. mended that the I'nlon County Wheat Kxport Commission le;uruu bo formed und empowered the chairman to appoint a wheat grow er in every school district. It Is to he u leapt io with a membership of merchants, farmers, profession men and all others who euro to i join. The fee is no dollar Tor any person not engaged In active furm- in if and fifty cents for every quar ter of section of land owned by Send Nubscrlptimi I farmer. Jtenters have a Hat fee Krd n. Huirten. formerly u mer- of. flr ,'rilt!mm1onCy lh" chant of l.a Urando Int how lor.it-' ""T1 tn th Bla,,i' win lm l? nviKi our di' (vq UITKUU llini uitvw (o Washington to lobby for laws to aid the. wheat grower. H nutir McNary Is asking: for lobby from Oregon now and it is !DEIV!AND FnR ATTENDS RATE i ! . i liiinrn mnii! inn nriniiinu Luntit mw . b. b. huh Nb. (iocs To Colhw ('lurk Fitzfjerald of Lu Grande, him fr,,iw, (n tn 1 1 i.id m W.iulilri.rl.m where ho will enter college. Hi'!(V,,kr1, K!,T.,!S Txpects to major In pharmacy. ed in Hedrock, Arixuna, b-mI Hie Observer his annual Hiihsrrlpiion upd ui-kH that ho b remembered to ull of his old l.a Grande ii-h-mls. Mr. Hulsten left l.a Grande a few years ago to -.local account of his family's health, Since 1 hh-r It. hi ll. Coker. form- i'ullctl to Spokane Mr Sarah LaGore, of Joseph, passed through Im Grande on her. hi AHxonu on , ' ....... .. , o-'iii (u (lie (.'upiiui ii proper iu- suits are obtained. Tho revolutions committee re ported tho following resolutions: It'li.iix.nu I. V. ....... n.,n- .1. .n erly of I a Grande, has taken up . ... . , . . , have no control have made wheat growing unprofitable to thu farm er, and Whereas. The MeNury - Haiigen this residence in WaMhiuton, . he has held a federal position in (the Federal Land bunk depart-1 way to Knokane. to visit her son.' .... ...,,, ,,..,..,, i, 1,111 win k'lvc sufficient control und Mho is III. having recently under-1 of ,,u. department, and he is now gone u major operation. waging a war uguinst Iho'jndge. I An installment of tho oker propa ganda reached La Grande today in urford immediate relief without additional taxation: therefore be it Itcsolved, That this organization in heartily in sympathy with the measure und wo do urge its adop tlon by congress. Keports of both committees were unanimously adopted by (tie meet Growth in Demand Re ported From : All Sec tions of Country; Mar . ket Gathering Strength A continued, steady growth in demand for lumber Is reported from Jill producing sections, und tho market Is gathering further strength, says the American lum berman, t'htcugo. The recent told weather which swept most of tho large consuming sections has in evitably slowed down building and other outdoor , activities, and con sequently hua affected the lum- Karl f Reynolds, secretary of the I'nlon County t'hanibur of Coiriftve returned yesterday from a, bu.slness trip to Tort land ami -forvallts in the Interest of tho local body. While In Portland Mr. Iteynolds was in attendance at the hearing of the lnlendutc Commerco Corn mission conducted by Commissioner INtttham on the appllcatiou of the railroad com panies for a cheaper 'rate to count terminal;! than to intermediate poinlH on certain classes of freight origlnatlUK west of the Indiana utato line. Although a shorter distance front this point the in terior country now puys the name ber movement from retail yards , . . ,. ., ..i . , bo application was granted the und iiIko to some extent tho vol; lime of yurd b lying. On the oth er hand, tnduslrlul buying has shown great expansion during the lust several days, und has re sulted In unusuully heuvy book ings at the mills for this early period- of the yeur. . Furthermore retailers expect the ubnormally heavy winter building operations to. be resumed quickly as more Knw Tossers t'oiilevt jir. and Airs, i inuu ncrunton Uvhli h bo i-.,ri: th-ii !Un-iior I inl and family, and Miss Karhlte, of:(lh i8 righting the fight ami that 1m Grande. wltnesKed Ihe Lit, forty senators are with htm In his '.i-iinilt.-Klo-in tiHHltelh:l11 tfiitne -tit ..... , Klgln Saturday evening, which was ......iiv diMiniKHed frnbi 'Ihe servl.-e K 'na lmlr,nun nunlor stated moderate temperatures arrive, won by the local team. I V ulB""Ha cl rrom tllc wniM- that he would announce the ap- and they have still much lum- WHEAT AID ;to organixe tlie different school) their spring stocks. The outlook, LOCAL UNIT i districts at on eurty date. ! therefore, is for excellent busl- P . V'I''l,fl, motion prevailed to wire the ness. UKOAiNlZllilJ text of resolutions adopted to mem- Mookings in nil maiiufacturing . jbers of the Oregon delegation in territories hiivv recently exceeded , congress. production by big margins, with (C?vLtr?aKlL Con-rt8t the result that stocks are being moHt feasible plan yet discovered. TT TfTJ RANK further depleted. Demand for W. J. Case told of Ihe farmer in ! ,t ,,. ... 7 jsouthern pine has gone above tho Idaho who ilrst conceived tho idea and reviewed the efTorts of K. H. Jewetl, head ol the co-operative Attended Basketball Game l.yle Chandler and Kred Hart, of l,a Grande, attended the l.a Grande-Klgin basketball game at ElgJn Hut unlay night. lo IJcene Tags Arrive The city treasurer's ofrice Is 111 receipt of the 1 124 dog license lacs which arrived recently and are now available for .securing by owners of dogs. Income Tax forms Out Coming from the State Tax Com mission at Salem, Or., j Halurduy slate Income tax forms Arrived In La G ru nde. Those, w ho u re re -quired to make out tux returns huve until March 31, 1924, lo re turn them to the. Stale Tax Com mission. ' .10 Over rrom Hot lifikr 4. J. V. I'hy, who is recuperating at Hot Lake, came In. yesterday to spend Sunday with Mrs. I'hy at tho Koley hotel. CyAolli LIV Io Ii I normal mark, without production 1-ITf 'IT ffil TWXl having risen above per cent (Continued from page 1) ft heat marketing orga nidation of tho northwest in behalf of th!s plan. Mr. Case wus of the opinion that the idea was born on a win at ... . ue,.,K pusnru ,o i ne ..on. , u, 4.8tubllhnu,n( of rlinrhos, Af. by wheat growers and .a therefore .(ip , h(l (,HHf; ha, ,epn on(tp remarks by assuring ull present that he Is in favor of It Committees Appointed. of normal,' the average that- has prevailed for noine time. Doug Ins fir output is again normal, following tho midwinter shutdown I but orders have leaped to 211 per tera of such vital Importance ns cent above. Bookings by western pine mills are nearly normal, When the meeting opened there seemed to be sentiment to hold a short session und adjourn until a ami hud been set for renrgumont. tho federal government was per imitted to intervene, and supported the 81. Louis nnd a number of oth er national banks In the contention that states had no Jurisdiction ovei matters controlled by the national few days later when speakers from inin. jaw, e, luv B.uie. i-oum v i-r-snu, om Branch Banks Nc-oml. ll.n general understanding obtain-, ,H.c,nrIns hranch banklngdcstruc- cd from the different speakers ap-. conlral,2lnK und monopolistic. BciliiK Work on Dining Itoom enuy just n leu jiume.iiale steps tnc Btat(.B ,nsisttM, tlm, ,t woud b(. Hen DeCious. proprietor of the V?w.aru- orjfanizauon ami i rank dlMnorui2il 1(r to their banking sys- Rommor hotel, started decoratoro Alt lv,'nnon "oved that a commit- u,ma shouid national bunks be per to work today currying out a planj,uc on "SDlutions and a committee nitlted t0 cngaRe ln 8Uch practices for general revising and re-deco- j on !M'rm',ne"t organization be nam- j whl,e ,hclr ow in8,llu,on8 wore rating the dinlmt room of. tho ho- cd..Vy. Phnlr. I prohibited. When federal authori- t nui.-mun uunrer appointed i-;u. , i,,,. fii ,.r n. r Jasper; Thomas Wntelnger and W. RmBi ,he 8(ttt a88(.rtei,t lhG 8tlllefl J. ( ase on the resolutions commit- j nmy KQ ,inl0 tho C0Urt8 to hlLV0 tee. On the committee ior pennn- (,nror(,w.. B(...,iiv' .!, Jtobert Leighton. proprietor of'"0"1 organization ho named KranUKUch PnrorcL.ment t8 considered by the J,elghton Welding nnd Ma-( h'n nu chine shops on Washington street. Jam,li Woodell. has finished enlarging his business While this. committees were office nnd salesrooms. He is add-fout "ktng their reports many Imr a larire stock of uutniiioblle i spoke briefly on the farming coil- "Wi"om I,no wneai siiiuiiion tel. Harley Hichurdson Is designer for the undertaking. ' IncreaHed Office Itoom parts and accessories. Hog Catcher is Busy Tin city dog catcher started working today, uccording to police officers. Chief of Police Clint 11 dynes announced that Inasmuch us the licenses have arrived and the states essential lo tho presorvu tlon of the rights of' their citizens and the protection of their personal and property rights. The states in sisted that us distinct soverelgn- lleR tlicv hiifl tin, rlirtil In i.rnl.n.) Tom Johnson . took the stand that-their nv-...i.rntv ... he wrnted lo know more about lhejUK! rlB,lts of the,r clUz(!n8 eaf?)llnB( plan before tying to it permanent- ,n ravK(.8 of unttXVful conduct" ly. but he .admitted that it s.emed a(.(Tr(I on lhe parl of ft.UuriU of. ' u.,mep in. i tie proper uirec-. ficlals. tlon while cut Is barely hulf of tint stundurd. latest statistics on. North Curolina pine show orders at 28 per cent above normal, while prod ictlon registered only, 68 per cent of Ihe same mark. About the same proportions pre vail In the case of most other woods. Prices naturally are firm at the higher levels that have been at tained since lhe first of the year, and tho tendency In most in stance ' is upward. Reynolds, who hug been are available at the citv treasurer'slU(!livH' connected whh the Ore office, that no leniency will hnjon ''o-operativo Wheal Growers, shown dogo found without thelr!B:ild ,h McNiiry-IIotigcn bill does 124 tegs. Anyone missing u -dig j1"""'" whul his organization has Is urged to notlfv the police dc-hm'n attempting to dp. except that partment immediately us the ca- "n,i r h hi" " very wheal farmer nlmu will not be held for a very ""'omullcally becomes a member, inuu uimer ine co-opcrauvu plan only a small percentage of the I farmers took advantage of the jiuovement. Mr. Reynolds predicted great success for the wheat grower If the bill passes and believes It long period. Police dmlye Busy Municipal Judge J. 1. Slater heard three cases this morning on drunkenness violations. Guy Tut fie wjs fined 2 crnment explained, to. see that n national bank does not- exceed its power in transacting Its "usual business" beyond the walls of its muin office, declnrinr that "hll "usunl business" must lie t run Had ed in tho main office. Tho whole national bunking system would be thrown Into confusion, the govern ment Insisted, should the federal and stale, authorities have divided control over It. . The growth of national banks cannot lu rest rlcted 1 o I He per-, pendlculur. the St. Louis bunk; con tended. When conditions required cxpunsion It wus not compelled to add an additional story to its building, but could. It Ins'sted, lo cate ln a building across the street or several blocks distant. That wus held to be mcreiy n matter or convenience und sound business Judgment. . - m An Impossible condition would be created, the national banks assert ed, should the highest court hold Kach branch bank, such asi,,mL "lost wmtn i,r' ii rune ii iiuiiiting ii in i jiii iniiici ion over national banks In such mat ters, und could thereby prevent, the establishment of branches, while national banks located In slates i and sentenced to,""' t,v V" W congress. no dfvn in the city Jail. Hob Or- " nu is u granuate dell wfs fined $25 and sentence. i ""-Krowmg wheat, said he e .me to tn fa .h.vR in lull nntKO. Dickson Ith" meeting opposed to the bill, but received a similar Judgment 'e.!wl,t he had heard had brokenj Admitting the constUutitumllty of lh( federal banking laws, und con ceding Uiuat they could not pre vent, the location of nutlonal bunks within their borders, the states In sist ed t hut t he national ban ks by their charters were authorized to establish only one banking institu tion that established by the St. Louis National bank, wus a distinct bank ing unit, the slates Insisted, al though It was conducted under dl- ri'rllnn nf Hie nffleetn. (if the im. rent hank. They declared that In whlch l0! muvU Inus were frc prnctlce there was no material differentiation between brunch batiks, which Attorney General Daugherty in un opinion had held lltmns are umicrsioou io oe out '"j iU1K (lie lllj lutiiiiiuw"'" to be out tojdmvn so"1' of his opposition and' was of Ihe open mind now and mend leniency in the latter two wlIin !o shown. County Judge II. G. Couch spoke In favor of'the bill asseriing thai License No. I Three Times i " ' mui w in nave a ,, iu lw,tin thnt r.illw! tendency to aid (lie farmers. Chief of' Police Clint Haynes her 'I'erejt WntsanVer admitted that I master, is again, to wear .Dog LI-1 1,0 had not looked .with ve,y ,I1Uch : No. 1 Ibis ye;ir. This Is the; ""' " aucn pian. mil nr. ii m jsain. -ii mere is no nigger in the :(iuiipllr tli La ou;;u to work out ! all right." cases. Sense unlawful, and branch offices which he had declared permissible. They also recalled that George W. (Wlckersham while Attorney Gener al had held that national bunks were not authorized lo conduct u to establish branches. Obituary eiEO PROJECT jITElOTlIO l,ORi:,0 KTILWKLL Lorenxo Kt II well dh d uL T:0?l o'clock Sunday morning, at 17tn i X avenue. His illness w;m of a chronic. nature und extcmiefl over'lx , tumn aaa j . a period of four years, although ' HOUSe V OteS $txX),000 101 the attack which proved fatal ha.i been of only two weeks duration. The deceased was 74 yeai's, 5 months und 17 days of ago, having been born in Chutitaqun. County, Now York, on August la. Ho c;wne J to Iji Grande in July, JD01, liav- Idcpartment. Recently Members of thu appropriations rnmlttoe of tho houso hwvo Indicated dis pleasure over this delay in tho de partment, und DAW. Davis, recla mation commissioner, wja forci bly reminded that if rcongresa makes a third appropriation, as scorns now assured, it expects tho project to be liullt. Secretary 'Work - has withheld I hi word in ita iihead unon thu Keclamation; Umatilla ii of waxitriifr tor on miricmtur. Ul or Liufi oui liuiu vvi-ua of tho agricultural denartment. This report is preliminary form wus recently made und was found to. be unfavorable In tho mutter of project cost. , It was "then re vealed that the report ljad been made by highway . engineers who assumed to pass jpon construc tion costs, and .was declarvu by and Klamath Figures rassed. PORTLAND APL According lug made his home lure since timt.to advices from a Wa'shiiigtou. lime. He leaves besides his widow,,! D. C news bureau of a Port four children by a former mar-j hind newspaper, rumors of oppo rtune, ono brother C. S. Slllweil, ,sltion to the Baker reclamuthm of Wellmlnglon, Calif., and one ' project fulled to materialize on intcnibers of tho Oregon delegation nleou NtKi m.iii.nu- mi.i a ii. ....i lii... ii...... ,.r ii... i..,i,., ....,11. . , .. .. niece hnd nephew, Mrs, Albert It lie floor of the house today nnd Katon und l-'red Stllwell, of thisilhe appiopiiation of IftOU.UOO for city. The remains are at the beginning its construction went HnodgritKjf - immermaii funeral through without any questions be- intcrior points would pay a high er rat o for a shorter haul. Testl- . inn mony was offered to show thut"llj JuliiAoIti this would be determental and ln a sense unfair ns it would tend to keep the interior at a stand Ht 111 rather than help build it up. Be sides Air. Reynolds lest I mony Walter Meacham, of (he Baker Chamber of Commerce, also rep resented this section of, thu state. After the hearing in Portland Mr. Reynolds attended the final day of the Agricultural Kconomlcs conference . at Corvallls where there was over five hundred farm ers, bankers, business men, repre senatives from the commercial or ganizations, and others Interested in tho development and general welfare of Oregon In ultenduncc. Ono of the items of Interest to this community was the endorse ment of the American Wheat growers plan that lias been em bodied in the McNary - Heugan hill now before Congress. Tho re sults of the Conferenco will be put In bulletin for inund Hunt to those service parlors and funeral ser vices will be held -from there ut 2 o'clock Thursday uftcrnoon. PROBE IS IN SPOTLIGHT (Continued from page 1) house. The first, of these 'meas ures, that carrying funds for the interior department, is to bo pass- ed during the week, then the iiuuc win ncgin consideration or what probably will he the largest peac time supply bill ever pre sented that covering expendi tures in the treasury and postof f Ice departments. j'or I ho first time, these two measures have been consolidated and will curry a total of close to one billion dollar.-. More than half of this amount, however, will be returned to lhe federal treasury In tho form or postal receipt.'. . Ing asked. The l.'matilla and Klamath fig ures, as submitted through the budget, aluo-weru adopted, Tho form In which the approp riation Is made, Is a reappropria tion for tho fiscal year ending I June i;t, PiJfi, of tho unexpended hulunco of $ro),MMi appropriated for the c.irrent year. Of this only a few thousand dollars has been expended In preliminary work. This is the third time congress has appropriated for the Baker project, but actual construction hns been delayed by the Interior Stops c0 LaOrippe Influenza Pneumonia to be In no real, sense un agri cultural survey or, crop report. It apparently liud llttla weight with numbers of congress" who In spected It, although it came Into the hands of members not partic ularly friendly to Oregon proj ect. - nir;!,:!!!r'1r!:!:i!."?r .stock show under already existing ugciiclcs. DATES NAMED Hope Is Seen For The Inigationists (Continued from pao 1) (Continued trom pugp 1) KeenAtronff. Be h:a!ty and free from winter complaints. Hill Cascora Bromide Quinine U the quitl.-Mt acting, moat dependgajt 11 do for you-aeCTed box bearing Mr. ; ill's P20nT. trice Jucenra. HI IN NF AJ' -AT (B-ao W.O.niLL CO. -VQSrtiV mnon, micu. j two Klamath delegations, a. L. Wlshard. represent In ; tht project directors, claiim-rl that the project wan In fair condition, while A. M. Thomas, ami It. K, Jiradhury, car rying creflejitials from the gover nor, stated t hey were chosen by ti ' mass meeting of water user. and appealed for u special tnves ligation of the project. Thomas , llon Anothvr mCl.tng will be held .....,.,. iiiwner mnvu urn. uxt l)edliesdav 11L wKteli Mm vr- Associlltion will be held In Laker I on the ;trd and 4th of June, the! show will starL on Thur.silay. June fi-ii-7 are thu dayn selected for the 1924 Slock Show. Nearly thirty members turned out for the l-'riday meeting and much interest was manifested in the coming show. The secretary reported that the Association fin ished the year of 1 11 a 3 , paid all Its obligations and is starting "(hi;) ar In excellent flnnncial condl- and tlie result of tho sneeial investi gation" be reported directly to the Secretary of'the Interior and not to 1 ho heads of the reclamation 'hi) rca'u. ' "fircat Wrong iKine 1,1 The 'governor's letter mi id he fek a gri at wrong had been done the people In tho .management of (W 'Vrdjecl aiid urged an open flWirln'j in Islamatli Kails, and said IJiul he bel(!v:ed the govern ment',, was morally and ought, lo by legally bound to deliver water tot ' the i,ct Hers at tho original price named. lous committees will be selected and begin to plan ther activities. The book will bo out not lalcr than March lfith this year, so ex hibitors will have plenty or time to get their stock. In thu best con dition before Juno. - LADIES You can each huve a flno SABLE FUU And pay for It on installment v I plan. Bifttilirtil Furs At ry low prices CHRIS MILLER I will ljfiy nil tlm mi lure -I V-L J ' 0YNX P0INTEX Hosiery AllD?usiong .1 j French & Greene Tho path of (rlory leuilii bill to' tho . Kravu, but It lelour, tu tako I In tho tllxptiyrr'fl' poeket.'1 ' j IIDDIES'COLDS r uld not be "doaarff Treat iem externalbrCTth s V a c o Rub O.T IT Million Jar lined Y"a rly A.,-1. IXits Kcfiit-d IKAItv LAKE CITY (AI' Kor nlcr' Jlautur or l-:luiti:tt ion A. IV iHLVlH, wit.s eluuwtl-with hav ing (Toiisuininat-'l tin- Bale of eer- purl ol Hie Klutimth reelnniutlon SlAlilO lUUill I rojeut, to the I'ltllrol-nlit-OreKoil l-ow-tr (oiii-nn'. In u itmllller con Irury to irovj'ruineiit eont ruetii. In by It. 10. llKiilbm-y, who tiskoii I hat the t;ale be camelled, ami 'that 'tlH- entiiinlH.sluh ho went to an invxHlife-.'itlon of the matter. Ist It True that you could accomplish lota if you bnly(had something iiandy to, pick up in spare moments? Lot us sliv you our lino of Stamped .Goods, and Baby WGar. v aby Shop WOOL MEN GATHER IN ...... PENDLETON (Continued from pago 1) : ibanklnif buslnens exeept In thCjaml fotnc- Hpeflnl stunts nave oeen IHace ielKnated In their certlfl; u " l" ealea nl nrir.mlz.il Inn nn.l that ... vtllo the vlnllolH Willi fun. late as 1:1211 the 1 'ompt roller of the . KM-okom am Ku-nri-il. c-inrcney had prohibited national Among the speakers of national banhs from establishing- branches note In Ihe ranks of wool pro.luc ian.l In Aueusl I !(22 ha.l stated thnll1' "bo wl11 be here are .1. J. Hair- 3 Days More Clint's Clolhiery 5th Annual January Clearance ! Ofi L L Jmt iiTry in noiXtnd n cf on jumt needs i 9tv7 i I ; Kred Kiddle, Sr.. prefaced- hi& remarks by Htutinp dial he was not 'u wheat rubier, hut ho dealt with the raiser and was therefore tht I "eUBslnff post" for ninny of them. He h;i id he hud been rather uppre- ! hen'slve about any cure nil that was. offered but he felt better about tin plan under discussion since he had I heard more about it. ' j J Hank AlcCloldbrick refuued to ' endorse the moveiiu-r.t until later I but he said the whole situ-ition re- ! solves Itself into eith- r IiIrIht j whent prices or a lower protective! ! tariff on oilier artirha. ! I By this time thr coinmitteei; j J were ready to report find the one! I on p'Titmnent orfrfnlzntlnn reeoin- lt.. Mar shall, secretary of the National Woolurowers: lr H. W. Mcture, ex-aecrotary: 13. l. Pettier of (re ffon AKrlculturul college und l. A. Wurd. SARAZEX HEATS EiNGUSH CHAMP IN GOLF MATCH (AIM.- Cleaejl 'Hii sav' of ti Our entire stock of ! Standard Merchan- ! disc of Quality on j sale. -Nothing Reserved j Clint's i Clothiery s A fstorc w it It a Conscience h hud not authorized a nutiunal .t'"1"". presuieni. nnu I bank to crttuhllsh u brunch In states where slate bunks were not per mlted to ilo ho. The SI. Jou)s Hunk, supiiorted by the fedenU government nnd the national bunks which were permit - Monday following the addritw of led to participate in the case, i welcome by J. H. Owlnn. Veprc siiiRht to muke the tfuellon of thclsontlni? the city of 1'endleton, ami jurisdiction of state courts in such I Jay H. Dobbins of Joseph, repre inatters the princljile Iksuc In their entlntf the sheepmen, the annual attack upon the decision of the I report of Mac Hoke, secretary, will A'lissourl courts prohibiting the Hl.jbe read, l-'red W. Falconer, presl Louis Institution from establishing 'dent, will deliver his annual ad a branch, were subject, they assert-1 dress und the subject. "Forest H-;r-ed, exclusively lo federal control in I vice and Public Lund Policies." ihe administration of their bunking will be discussed by I". H. Mar business. The slate scould not rejru- shnll. late the class of business such The ufternnon session will be hanks could handle, they udded, (riven over to a 'oiiferenee wHh nor in any way regulate their ud- forest service officials and will b" iT"yv tt ininlstrativi! af fairs. followed by the following ad- 4 CS I ! ,hH n,l''' growth or' city popu-1 dresses: T - 1 lultnna hud r,'ultt'rt. hc ffovern ) Jan(5 Appraisal.- C K. Uaeh--.------.,, B.li(L ln confrestion of traffic (orii torvul wrvlce. Weshlnnton. .'n the downtown districts, nnd lnt. -Atiiiralsal of lUne .Moun- tiie development of residential sec u!n f!pouP(" Waller Hulton. Ihl tlors at remote dlstunces from thf p,.. ..T,, central Oregon Group,' banks. To accommodate distant ! j.- j Wharton, ltend. customers the need is strongly felt I 'I)unl(H n(yd of Knterprlse will in many localities, it added for the .iiscuss the resultn that will be felt banks to maintain an office or of-,if thl. ,(ropoR.f raU.n are put Into nces a. some uisiance irom meir effect on the Wallowa national for- uanKinff nouses ior in.- purpos" Ol t There will uls'j be a round--receiviriff di poslts and cushinB : lublM ,eUMHlon of the qtii-Mtluni checks. Brunches for that purpose noen I o vrnwiira NOTICE. liic fo difficulty experienced 111 col'iftltr ciini-c fir adver (Kiim thai is IMcil under classi fied adcrllsl:ijc ami under the 'new tiNlny bead lux, tlie F. ve ndue )bervr will ben-after lake no clnssffieil advert Mm.; or Adrrtlslnz to Im- run "new lod.-iy'' unless the advertising s nccompanlcd by t nh. I. OR akm:i Siirazeli. American nrofesslonal K'lf champion, defeutrd Arih-ir Havens, Mritiah oien iilleholder, J nve up ana rour to ko, in. a 7::- 1 hole match for the unofficial p worm s proiesHionai cnnmiunnMiiip begun In Han l-'ranclseo Friday and completed at the II HI frcit ,;mn:ry clull cojrse here .Sunday Mflftrnonn. " Mil i;tf..n i.t.Mo ntif rf I Ii,, Ti -ut 'Mi-hde round In San Franclso 1 witn a leaf) of three holes, ninl t his he Incrr-tiseil to five during inatliiir Havers at the end of the O GSth hole. of Sun-'B At the nineteenth hob- day's rou nil, rain bean to fall but a fcaib-i y nf Jiiim remaineil, following the play with uniuench d Interest. riRUU twice tvoJ daily, keept your v$l teeth bcalthy.helps to prevent catarrh and to eliminate BAD BREATIjWf Kecpi rn teeth AtT um and cleaa S3 . BAD BMLA TH Xjd'&b t .oi.ni be lmvfully eBtabllnhel. Ihej Mon,ay nlKht an eeonoinle ran-Kov-Kinent euntc ndeil. ilirrerentla- r,.rt.nc(. ., h,.j in h, h n.l tln;;. hrtv.-ver. between ueh bran-idr,.m(I1 t(y .HU V: Marls. .Jlreetor en.s nnu mow ai vinicn oiner iu-if extenilion nf Oregon ABrklllt tlr VANTKf roKltion I K Itous-- ln--tfa una tranHnelel. If the 'n"ul cullere. and K. I.. Totter, eltlef of Ii keep. r r any (ilnl otVtirk. Ad- formallon llh regard lu Ihe bual- un,nll hunbandry. will be ifiven. IrvM Ii. I... ji,s"rver. 1 i--ft-itip ne.su naiioo-u ai me oranen 01 in 1 1 St. I.ouls bunk was correct, the FOU It KNT I houi!" w it li PrltHt-s llaf- Daiiichler ,V furniKh'Jd R-room government stated, the clusa pf bus-; Kit Ml-: (Uy the Ansociated pinjr porch. n iness P proposed io hanuie ut tlm pnaM) Prbu-eHH Yolanda. epiest daughter of Kin? Victor Kinmiin- urruicy Uel, Huliduy un birth to a duuirli'; l-Jb-ltp liOM Ue Bupervuwry power, Uiv gov tf. l' paved sireet, cir xj in on south bran:'h wus unlawful. 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