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Newspaper Page TextPAGE POUB THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, February IS, 1!)2 I. . T ti r fi p: h r d o 2 tl If e La Grande Evening Observer "INDEPENDENT NEW.SPAl'Klt "' published daily ftnd weekly at Ea Grande, Ortwon, by La Grande SreBloff Observer Publishing Com pany. BRUCE DENNIS. Editor. Entered at postoffice at La Grande, Ore., as Second Class Mull Mailer. On Bale In other cities OroKon Hotel News Stand, Portland; Im perial Nows Stand, Portland; Mult nomah Nows Stand, Portland. Address all communications to THE) OBSEUVEll, 1410 Adams, - Are.. La Grando, Oregon. BUNKCKIITIOX HATES By Carrier Dally, per month . . 76o Dally, per throe months $2.26 Dally per six mo., In advance, f Dally, single copy fc Ity fifuiJ Dally, per month ....60o Dally, three mo.. In advance, $1.26 Daily, six mo.. In advance..f 2.60 Dally, per year, In advance....! 6.00 CITV AND X)I)NTV OFFICIAL VAVlAl MKMHEK ASSOCIATED Pit ESS The Associated. Press Is exclu sively entitled to uso for publica tion of all news dlnpatchcs credited to It or not otliurwisu credited In published therein. All rights of re publication of special dispatches this pupur, and also tho local nows herein also aro reserved. There is no man that liath power over 1Ij; Mplrlt lo retain tliu plri(; neither Jiafh Jin power In tho day of Imlh. l-.Y('rHfiiNfiH H:H. "A Little Knowledge" " The. immortal couplet of Pope, "A little knowledge is faangeious tiling," should be amended to include "unless sit creates a desire for more knowledge." i'ope may have meant a multitude of tilings by his proverb, but if he here j employed "knowledge" as a synonym for "truth" he was, grievously in error and by bis inspired pen has done man-' : kind much harm. j t " I I Since the war the civilized peoples have learned to their I alarm that although there is nothing dangerous in lhe 5 possession of knowledge in small or large amounts, much j that is dangerous can come from a misuse of knowledge. The classical schools J conclusion that thcr j ductions from there J opinion and theory. I "Modern schools of philosophy 1 pyiJto attitude from the classics. premise that the other side is wrong and from that point make deductions which liny proclaim to Hie world as proven : facts or truths. The ancient philosopher was with know- TIIE OLD HOME TOWN Ity Stanley OFFICE CAT iyV'j . i ; -" -oh- v i i 1 j j i trabc ma lrJa v, ... : r-X'r'J.A I by Junius 'mm J &m& J r AFTCfc XHf'L ATCflMQ To LiO IT Fck; Houre TEAfe MAfsHAt. art: wArrse finally stopped the i"s m .iti:vr i.iri-: ir von iio.vt vi:aki:n hit res HKiTMi ir voi: i:aki:x .11 ST A. l.l'ITI.l;. Thrro'H never u t-lnseil wason on Htirkern Unit exp'-rl bometliin:; lo,1 nutliliif,'. Women Hiii nii ciilin ly loo iniic-li timo seeing themselves uh others net them. Ed i tori a Is V rom Over the Nation Parliament House Proves Inadequate oir l,-.lK-r: ill) wH h of jtliiln.sopliy nivaiiahly came to tho was no "truth" anI made thi'ir do-, lit'cpin' over in mind that all was ;ivo talii.'ii ((iiitc tho oj- 'j'In?y work from 'I IIC HI MAN riiilalHhM liil.ii. IM' liu .IS iin I li nitf I nthir Inmi.wt I i iik.s cinnnt 1;til Ic Im Iiii'I' : scil wil li I In'. cimhiiM riitlnii:i lhal urhi- wln'Mi 'i'l' IImto lit o( Im I'M lo I,.' ( ullSlllli'l. Tin- si ln iu'- ill' I ! turn i-rsi: w;im linl sii h- i iri (IniI iin' ul' ns ran f,u il ii Inn'' it iti I hit vi- cv-Tj t hi i ir. hi. i own w;i... joti on jiinl IIm kill:' ,' irlnl II, itii'l I" I. Auiiln :i lit) tho!1'"'" iill, sii i'i'-n linvit lisi-ti l'i a lolly " ilk an.) lalh n nil-. hi citllM' I !n-V W' Ti- .i-i!'-.:ilM icii-nl and wiiild iioi ( COIIM.Sl'. Whi'ii an oiilv il (fiinlly ll,;it 11 .srlnml Dial llim, llio l'M';:.f 4 alional i iirl-iH Wlll'l-H U' I .i-llllHf;:. n jil si.i- on a n ;il liln own inaliiiiL'. WDnU-CUIMpifm'Il.SIVC UIOSOS, WHICH lliay l0 tWlSlOfl hy LtlO r in tli:H i;n-nt i .mii.i1 wnrl.l w- In- iciiorant and imthliikiiu- into nrinimmf. jmd inuf ifir-il inn : hill,a i";-'ii - r. n nmsi oJir--.i... for all sorU of weird and destructive movomi'iits. In the ledge. The modern philosopher is claiming for himself supreme intolhyenco. Many writers are seizing on scraps of biolojical .science, r-on hits of discovery in the physical lahoratorv or 'on odds and ends of philosophical theory with which to luiild, all ol h r:t llidi hihl .spoil. I l.r I him lo hlTll lO his iilii l(i l'i). I arils his in not ol' .field of "new thought" such dangerous trifling with little knowledge is frenerally conspicuous. Unknown individuals j blossom out as authorities on life and soul problems. Al J most any volume offered cariies jxisitive exposition as to j jK?rfect happiness and contentment and as to health and I soul salvation. Different, and often antagonistic, theories and arguments are relied on to make out the cases chum-1 ; pioned by Arfercr.l authors!' 'Thus readers wlio'Tail to take their literature on such subjects with the sale of reason Tilay be led into perilous conclusion and become involved :-m-n twisted scheme of life. 5 A little knowledge is tuily a dan;eious thin"; when it ! deals out dangerous tlietirics and conclusions for readers t vho are not capable of weihinj? truth and reason. Ho inusl h-: :-n the iihio ami ih' hi-auly ol IiiHiiwuik. i- cannot havr nl nih (. all that In- Ih-i-vi'.s 1m- wailtN; In- niu.st ii ituiai- o hoiih' tiling.; ami i tudiis. ii' nut ahaniloii, his flaini Lo tin- re. (. TIm hlroiiv.oM, a...ir. ii! J- rlilin' lo iovr o.-r ilriiratn srriph-H anl .(tiahlut;- Hi"' will o, .i.r'M, iil'4! nl Utile i ),l r;uiey ruti r : la 1 ory iitHl K'Hlle, if Hi tho il;trc thry w whlh- II lon v. r y. In Ihat h'ii 1 1 i-f Npiiit, will IHir Its (ihldill;; Ht'lliKh. 1 1' v.e jite sure y are rh;hl. I he a'.littl.h. I I;, ;.- 1-(v.-M-'l Umim- who i aiiliot mv Miiii:. ; M'lll nnl a hi i.:.i-ii' .h: iii.;...al o thi ir vifvn ami . i-llni;-;. hut ;nt i t t oi l ' " uiiihrslai.l i.ii.i to (ianly imIm-iimliTMlaniti!';;. LONDON' (AIM.- Tin :---.mhIoi) of par liammt laie n itnher of new and t he iiKtiitl sera tuhli' lor neat once MKain Kivcs tlsc to frnjinblcH ami wonilei nietil. why the fainotiH old clminher not reumitwd to meet tlio tieeilH of ino'leril 1 illH'N, Koine ti I r, inenihi called hy the electorato of lilt- en ii ill t y to repreKent thoni In i house which linn not uccoMiinodii tion for nearly Ihat number, and even I llOMO OhllUllilltf HeatH tliru oiit I hi' HesMlon ha vi' lit tin else to call I he ir own i-xeept a hat i"'tf and a Hiutill locker uhout I lirt'it cuhli! feet. In I he act nal chain Iter tlicro it no provision for the papers of pri vate. inetuherH except a, very nar row Kiilly whhrh runs alonir tho benches ao that t Iioho who want Mpeak have to ffalher their paperH and noti'H and Iiur- them. Tin library In Maid lo contain only parliamentary pupern Inst end of useful reference IjooUh; the read ing rooniH are small as arc thorn1 Mt ii purl for private Hcrretnrli'H of ministeiH ami oilier lenders. onsideriuK the lack of acconi inodation, however, members, aa a: rule lake It philosophically and Ki' imbles are scarcely ever trans lated Into actual complaints. "WAVI i i tun ft. n imsliiim lo liiilih joiir i'kks at rii t iits T I '.MUM 2.". Osile.1' lo- wti M'ws." Junius has lo mi.v present ; r 'KnllnK the alMr imIiI is that with lis "ir boy Miicly knos his i'kj-.V" ineinherH Sim frowned on Mm And culkd Ji.'in Mr. Heeausii in run he merely Kr. And then in spile, Tim following iiiKlif, Tim naughty Mr. Kr. Kr, IKiW JT KOMLTIMKS IIAI'I'I-:.NS A h.weet ,a (Jrandu woman, at least thatn what she used to be beioiv she wuifflu 2i'.ri i?ot married, pounds. In Us i OH 1 llH'sc iiin if easy divorces wis' child who knows his .stcp-railirr. "No, darling, J'm not crylntf! J had oruiigivi for bri'iiklaHt." TRACK AiD FIELD OLYMPIC TRIALS' SITES SELECTED MOW YllUK (AC). Klehl mc- llonal pi-.'llinlnary tryoutH for thi Anii'rlran Olympic linck anil nl! 'ALASKA SOON TO SUPPORT SELF IS PRESENT BELIEF WAHHINCTON ( LH). AlaaKa will soon be fecdiiiK lurs.-li". It is the hoM' of the ( ni1.it Slates depart im-iit of ar.ciilluic to make tho soil of this region produce in (m-at n bun da nee so that much of the food now im ported may ivo way to hoiiie Krouii products of better qua lit and freshness. KxpennienlH arc being carried on Iho department slated, with different breeds of cattle. o;:,i aro now helm,- bred and rais'd miCL'cHsfully. Hardy dairy breed "f COWS SOOn Will be developed. KivluK' tho Alaskan populal ion a Kuod fresh milk supply. Hardy slrahiH of Miiall Kiains do will In the Inti'ilor in most. KTOWiiiK H-asons, accordiiiK lo the report, and when made useless by the element s as food for human j beiiiKH may b made into hay or slhuro. ; Winter fec) Is a bir probbm for Alaska far liters, bit the h;Io ' 1h helping them solve it. Onls, ' with peas or velidt, make Kood slhik'e, tis well as some of the na tive jrraK.scii, especially wild rye ami a hill sede, the report slated. "Alaska produces aa fine po tatoes as can ne ton mi in :iii count ry," says I he i eporl, "and they are Micessl'ully ;;ro n in all parts of the territory, (.Ven lar north of the A relic Circle, in favorable seasons." Improved hardy varieties of po tatoes have been developed and are beini? kcdwii, Si rawberrieM have I n developed to a com mercial scale. i 'arrant.'!. Kooce berriea and raspberries are also successi ally growim;, t he report stales. Hoses also are helm; in Irodiiced to beautify (he counlry, a Japanese rose Ihriviiifr the be.sl in all parls of the territory, (he report stated. VJ.silois Ironi Air Welcomed Willi ltM ily lias lo Olfei I'ranei hiy Shoe Her Clerks I'AltlH. (AM) In (he nildsl nf 'Old llleilSlU'eM tlt-iivldllifr fm .li-n ull. .n- r "i in. i n im neither iu oe COIN IllellL O tu t he will the iioinleM iiikI ltwi-iiiu...i iiiviiii.. ii.., i ".u I r . l-retw h Chanilier of Deputic - ,l Hh'lilMn (., H , .... hill uimnuHKi,! 1... leader of the Itadleal party and readme as followa: "The Chamber invilcH I he government to reslore in the l!iL'4 budget Hut Indeintiitv to the unborn, office boys u nil clerks in govern menial Ml ores and inlnlH tii's, permitliiiK' lln'iii to buy their workiiiK alioes at the expense of the slate." w iu:i:r, i k;i m.s iusi.i;i i:. OS Allj.'eli haul; rtip! Time liitui piiliclp; Lta ' pi ick lAI'OIK k Li MI NT l ii-.sriu Your Income Tax no one entcitain the hope Unit tlio taxes levied im his income received in V.Y2:, Hie first payment on which!'"'1 """ is due on or before starch 15, will he reduced. The im- "'V,,'"',' iViil i.V,', r ... -infusion left ly a hasly reading of the action of the Ke- ""lv' "l- i" ,i i "publican members of the house ways and means c.iiiiniit-;!!!;;'.,,,';,'';"" "" -tw; that such reduction is remotely piohablc, is erroneous, i "" '" ii i i What these members did was to vote affirmatively upon V,',1,;'."',!!1,'"", '2'"TZ" in provision for a reduction in the amount of of taxes pay-; i n.- on in . , -il-l. ,'', ) able this year on (lie income of last vear. It is to be feared l,y l,"'""H '"' """ ' ; vn.it tho proposal is a case ol mlroducinn poorly concealed; i.vi.m n,.; u,iki- I Politics, which Chni rninn (Jreen of the committee justifies'"'""' ' ' 11 on the (noiuid lhal DemoiTalic members of the cominil leo 'IiV-Vm-V"''.'.'.'.' imi '".u have been playiuji politics in their attitude toward the Mel-;1"- ;ion plan for lax reduction. : ' There is scarcely a imssiliilil v of the new revenue bill! beiiij; enacted into law within the ensuiri)! two months. On the conlrai y. thore havi- I.i. m nm,.K i'...n ini,...i .... n... part ;f some senalni s of LilKin;.; tu. measure to death at ' ,-this session and taking it up alter the presidential elec-jwi "lions. In the iiicMitinie. a.-, siateil, the first installment of;';'," : taxes payable on l'.)2:; income must be met on or before p : March 15 Met. t:Ven if a levenim bill containing- a pro-!"" f vision leduciuj!- the tax on I'll!:', income were passed be-! l'.)ie the adjournment of ciinv;ress, the taxpayer would ! Shave to wait the slmv proi.-ss of examination and read jjuslment ot ictuins brloie he would receive the rebate due :nim and tlial nu.-lit be seveial e.us hence. So it behoov. i tile individual to maKe out bis income tax return accord- JlllJS to the provisions of tin- piesent law and pay the amount ;ol each installnicel when due. j MAIUiounli (he iiHome lax law has been on the statin-! jbiirilts for many .Mars, there are bteially thousands if not j hundreds of thousands of individuals subject lo its provi sions who are apparently ii'imranl of their obligations under Sthe law. 1'iobably there aie several millions more per sons legally ronuim! to file a letum this year than there :were before our enhance into the war, because within thai jlieriofl salaries and wae:; have greatly increased and the : amount of exemption has been icducid. Loopholes for- ..iivii.. i-M.-,iinK iiihmi;;m which souk iivioiials may have I I. :, . :escaped llieir oblij-ation to nnl.e a sworn return of their annual income have been pretty elTeelually closed. .';,',' "!,.,',''!" 1 Kniiiloyers who are compelled by law to leport amounts J,',',!','.'1 jof f 1,000 or more paid employes, would be doinj- the latter "m ' fa service by enhf;hlenin;; those whom they have reason jto suspect of ignorance (oncerninx' income tax fluents of their responsibilities. mini". I i.ui lli'lpln-. li-i'lunil rinaix-t- I. mill Iui-(-Iiiis' i In I I'i ni.lJSI. (Al'l t'nilrr t Ik. I.un.l ;it slalis 1 'iir.-linsi- Art pliHsi-il In l!i:';l. all I'.'ju iin. I j i-iiiil li'imnrlt-M in lh l-'i Slat iv.Ti' nhollslii'tl nli.l Ihc Irnunln In- iii'ii' lii.Homr ii-nii-t-li)i-H. paying annual i ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 n .n hiiHlallNn-nlN ai-i- troin lr. lo a& jut 'ii- m y nij"'i i-nii lliun liu- ri-nl.s, nnl liu- : pitrrhiiH.' w ill 1h -uinplrtiil in N.tlinna: J.-iImmiI ?a yrarM. '"ii rr.' j 'I'll'- l;in(lhrlM nr.- lo Ik- paid for -Itnnl otMliHi- propi-rty In lour ami oni-hall i in .1 l r .-fill l'-,'f Stall' alock of which K.Mi.-i lv- -a. '"Ml. nun poumls stirllnK will ni'i-il polio Isuu.il. 'I'll,, cauh valuu of thin nil ('.'in I' i ili-lly to tin- liuullot'ds iliptnlH us .is t.ijon I'tf I'l'i'ilil of (In- l-'i Statu on ii- il iillj'H.' money inarUols. hut thu llrit Ml h. Ion;: 'iii llovi-i nini'lll uill nuainnli-u Iho j pi'iii' il'.il unci Inlor.'.st ol tin- lain pi-i ''lots.' utooli. (.s I 'i'lo'i'i- arc Mllll In uotlhi'i-n Iro- llnll'l many lllipurrhuto'il tenancies 'iin.l the Itritisli Kovi-itiinctit is pli'-lu.-.l to uhs'.sI the northern cov- ml ;iy ' r;,n" "t to complete luml pill'- i.l In.' I ti ' si uiiiiin its jiirisiliction .MrSKOdlOIO. (Il.ln. (Al'l Mus kotfeC llll'l Opened i.e ls pol'Oll; to aviatot-H, and In .so ileitis hut net u precedent lor all niipoils cr the central and uuil hern slulis ii hosiillullly. 'I'he cily is endeavor Inif to establish llMi ir us the le'ld Init control field of (In- soulli went. l-'or the last three years all visil ini: ariny find civiliun liters havi I n provided wiiii idiuimcuiior cards which cnlllle them to re due id hole! rates, free picture theatres twenty per cent diseotinl in mea's free admission lo III.- hull park in league sullies, it Use of the I'Ollll 1 1 rv chili i.inl r 1. 1. ..il...' .e... .a... leniliH will Im held in May and ,,,,.i u .... ., ."" . . .. . act'ordliiK to plana comiilct.-1 ,.... ,,.,! ,,.'., ' ,. i niui. tielnir fsii'.led Iivltlnir all nir I, attend civic cluli luncheons free 01 eliarf;... .More than 1.' of these car.lK have been Issued in the las! threo -years. Ama- Junc oil Sunday hy William of llOKton, tiresldcnt of 111 teiif A'hletln union and chair niun of tlio Olympic- truck and field eoiiiinlltcc. These niecls.l "lien lo athletes throughout the I utted MlutcH and its lerriloi-ial possessions, will determine partic ipants In the final Olympic trials to he held In the Harvard stadium at Itoslon June 111 mid 14. . Definite sites and dates for two of Iho sectional tryoutH already niivi" iieen ari'ani;ed. The east-1 crn Iryoils will he held at the Yankee stadium, home of the New York American leairue base ball, on June 7. while IIih Pacific Iryouts. awarded to Kan l-ran- C'lM'O. will he held In the studl of SI . nloi d university on May 17. Willi the exception of the lalter Iryoul. President l-rout . recom mends that the meelH he held on la-corallon day. .May ;iu, or Sat urday. June 7. The six other preliminary try outs are scheduled as follows: Solllheastei n At I liriiiiiiKliani or Allanla. l-entral- Chlcai:o or lielrnit. .Midw esl. i n At Kansas univer slly stadium. Lawrence, Kan. Southern ..-At Tiilnne uulvei'sily. New Oilnans, I'aclfic port Invest At Portland. Ore. So .11 horn Pacific- Spring Sport Apparel For The Man Our Entire Spring Slock of Soft Collared Shirts MANHATTAN AND NEUSTADTEIt Uros. Shirts Have Arrived these collar - attached shirts are very popular throughout the East for both sport and dress wear, llroiidcloth, l'oplin, Madras and Oxford Cloth in plain white, grey, apricot, blue, sreen and striped patterns. Sizes 11 to 17i2. Prices ranuing- from $2.15 to $5 SLIP-ON SWEATERS The Spring Sport Fad Men's Slip-on Sweaters -the vogue for Sprino- Sp01't wear. Plain white, blues and tans with and without fancy trimmed collars and cuffs. Other models in Sweater Coats with fancy fronts and plain backs. These unusual patterns will be of particular interest to the golfer and hiker. See Our Windows for the Latest Spring Styles All mail orders tfiven prompt attenlion "j AlaUu lo llu I'nst 'rnllii. ANCIIOltACii:. Alaska. (AP) 'I'lie rovernuienrs Alaska railroad next suinnier will operate a train fusier than the regular ones, catl inv it the "..MclClnley .I'ark Limit ed." tin. niiinuKcuient announceu. The train will run from Seward, tho tiilcwul.-r leriiiiiial. to AI. Kin ley Station, whore Mount Jlclviu ley may be viewed. Kxlra sleeping cars are to be at tached lo all through Irains on the rullroud, which lias b, , u deMinnal -i-d "Tim .McKinby Park lloute." Sloi-oveiH will be oi.lional, inslea'd of compulsory as h.-rlolnre. SI III. II must skill is i-eipiired words that mean In- admilt w rite d lhal I on .in. 1 j les. At l.os Alll,'.-- Tle 111 l i e w h el'.' .OIIMtle Calls I Willi I- ltcHirt On Mm cry hi America 11,.' If: I'.i i-I. I ii-iu." n l lor i i i: 1:1 .1 p 1 . P reiiine- Ihe Se.lM.I I'll, k III. Ill j ISrymi's jucsidt nti.il (.v.i.diti.tto is an unrato iul rr :son. Ho is for evolution, piobuMy only to make :i monkoy rout of Y. J. In t .It r.H. ( lt. U . si iiinl illiii.Ms i Tliintfi i-.r.- .lui- n nr in- Via ti iuiUltil Ulc. j 'ii:i;A. (At) orticiiu n.ii- IHiill.Mi Ii;ih 1 11 n'c.'lviMl (,y tin ll.'-Jimif NathniH Umt MLstT'drac I Ahhult. cl tin' (h'parliiK'iH of cmu- iim i . .. nnl labor at Washington. has lu i ii r.'iH.st.'il to tunith II it 'port on Iho traifir in oiat'ii un .htl..ii in thi 1'nitfil Stat.-w. ' A or!.liili- tnv.-iittcation of Hit;. il.i. t l s l.i hiK unib-iiaU'-n hy tin lhai;iii' with a view to attaining tin i..hii Niippn-ssion of th.- so-call.-d w 1 1 i 1 slavo tralltf. ( oiiipnUiii-v 1mv In Tiiikcv. , ( l Ml N ST A II ( . 1 I , K. ( A l ) T i, . ompitlimi y rest day law paHi li , tin National Ass.-inhly uHl not af-t-. t Ani. rlcnn intints It) TurU.-y iT!m Sh.n, l.u.l ()( ronipuiy or Now I V'tK, tin- Aiii'Tinm l-aprrss ruin p iiv im, I oth.M- Auorliiin hti.ilnoNh . loni-.-nis ar.- ol-.s.TVinn Krl.lav, I in Atosl- in Sahhatli. oi man nu..sionai y srliootH nn-i oil. i:, s ).,.,. M Ilt. ,.rMlit,, o . 111 111 it.- rhiN.-4.s on l-'riilay proti'h ( t lo- MoMli-m fin ploy, a an --: : troin work. 1 --- . . 1 MuM sum lM.i;t 1.1m ! to cow im: mat Ai'icii,! 1.1 - a ur;i.i:A. .Mont, d.x.s ai- ,11:; ( lluiu; t,,- event itl not lie h"lit mviiit 'MUM nei April, plans already me Mittoi i'"in maiie for t)t annual eonvt-n-lion 01 the Montana StoekKiower I ,.t - as.-it.eiation, v. hteh thtw year will he with lo-M in I Ml loft. It will he the (jreat v aula ' st ev. nl of its kin.l ever lo h! iel. tin ti. ami will he alten.li.l h Moeknien troni all pait8 of Mou V011 lima an. I th' t st. A liv. stork Mr. Iiryan'8 earoer loaelie.i us 1 hat t ho hoy horn wit h a silver -spoon In Inn mouth hasnM anylhini; on tin one horn with a silver ton LMie in hta tnoiith. FOR SALE room homie. hirer lot llilxl.'u feel. Klectl'IC IlKhlK. (lo.l.l Well. lawn, trees, Khrubbeiy and li-uil. oilier out hllililiii;H. I.oealc-.l ill Old Town. I'lice JI7i.il.un 01 ullh all furniture, Jjiiuii.no, room house and four larire lots tioMla feci each. House has bath, toilet. city liKhts. and water. Lawn, larire shade trees. Alt fenc-ed. l-'oiir blocks from lilnh school. This is a hurKuin ut f isnii.iiii. Terms. The Home Force Revival of Tin-; CHRISTIAN CHURCH COHS ON The T(ivlli and inteie.-.l. of Hie im.sL two weeks (leninnd it. Kver.v ImkIj jit il - .he .sinj;, persislenl in-.iyiii;-tilr;iilit prcaeliinjc. WII.I. WIN MOT'S (,0 Blue Mountain Oregon LUMBER A T T E N T I O K ! CONTRACTORS - CARPE.NTEKS HOME BUILDERS We offer the following lumber at greatly reduced prices. You can save money in Flooring, lxl, No. 3 grade Fir and Larch. Riislic, lxti. No. grade, No. lOG Pattern F&I, Un.stic, lx(i, No. 2 grade, No. 101 Pattern Pine Rustic, lx( Di-JJtr., No. 101 Pattern Pine Coiling, lxl, No. 3 grade, Double Beaded Used Li:ml)cr, 1x10, F&L, Kough or Surfaced. Bowman - Hicks Lumber Company l oom house In rue lot u on.i sln-.l fohl Htoiaue, eeinent siilewulk, and pave.l .street, all paiil. Sit -tinted on 4th street 4 hloeks south of the htirh seliool. Priee IJiMMi.nn ;,, jr.un.aa Vils will handle it, easy tei ins on hal-anee. room modern house, two lots. Situated on Kast .da ium ii e. parari all feneed. Crlee with hoth lot.H J.tinMi. no or w Uh one lot JJtiMi.lMt. Terms. men weelt Better rrrgj Homes ill "p are Mtill doinij Insuranee hus inesf In the same old taee, with Home of the host old lim companies, and we Kimruntoe you 8tiraetlon. i Sd. 'Si' IP II A J Sirone Wa( i i o may lock 3peec but it Kaj slaying cjualitie You will have "stayinrj qualities" if you have your money in a Sav ings Account. Fear lal;cs away from man's capacity to t-lijoy life. Fear of losing a posi tion, of sickness, of old njrc ceiniii,' on finding llim unprepared. NOW is the time to dis pense with these fears. And while man has earn ing power is the time for Systematic Saving. We have worked out You'll find one that fits several helpful savings plans. your circumstances exactly. 1 t'.-n - ill l'e lielj ais (lal cash iM-Jii.li will l.c i. Stil-stau-uLU-rttl. Phy, Black & Stoop lu La (iramle .lminl Hank llldn La (rnuile. or-tfiin. I'UO.Nt. MAJ.V (l V. ek ek ilt mil- I... It.. In le ie Mliiev tile Kile I nl lure Unit Iiuik.'N 1'i.iii the l.eller kill. I. t:e' lly. ilesimi hp. I mt i le. e8 Me sh.n. ..in'l lull 111. Ike it Ineiie e leniiti tin.) imitum t Y. H. llohncnkamp Company Tlitre is no substitute fur safety x :