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Ratimlay, 'April 2fil 192-1. ' V PAGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer IMiK.I'l MU M' MUSIVUIIt Pnl.ll.,!,,..! n wuniny at Onin.l.', Oi-i-koii l.y I.A (lltAN'MO KVi;NIN(l OHNKIlVlilt I'llll.lNIIINO CO. UIUJCU 1JKNNIS KiiluriMl ut iKinlofllco ul U Oiuii.l", Mull Alullef. IMlt.ir On-iion, tin K'm.'oiiU Claria On Kiln In oilier isltl.n ;: llnl.l N.-uh Kimul, l'oit- liinil; linpi'ilul Ni h'tuml, I'm ll.nnl. IWulliiiuiiuli Ki wm Hliinil. I'oi IIiiikI, A.Mri-Xrt nil rniiiiiiiiitlciilli.nM lo Tim f 'Im.-r vor. Mill Ailiuna A Vi'.f Ul (Iran-. 1'i'K"". . ki ns( Kiri mis i;.vri:s lly f'mrJi'r Onlly, fi'T month Onlly, i r II"""' 1 1'" liuily, m'i nx iihhiiI.h, In U'lvuni'ii .. .. Dully, ftliiirln '.Vii.y Ta ..U.-ir, . 4.',ll fm Dully, pit mould l.'llly. K-r III IIKllllK. in liMliy, p'T y'tir. in u'lv.iiii tlliH'-rv i'-St:ir. mt y;ir... Ity .Mall :iilv;i,ii'i!... nno .... t'i.fl'l f. till J2.HII (Tl'ir AND COI'N'I'y OI'I'K'IAI, I'Al-KIt Ml: Ml ikk AK.snciA'-i:i !:.-: Tim Anxwrliiti-il I'i'i'.sh In iixi-limlvi'ly Milllli'tl lo iikii for pull llcnliiin of llll noun iUn,:ilclifn ri'filili'il lo It or nut nl IiitwIhii cr.'ijitiil If puliliHhcil llii-i-cln. All rhrlilM of r'iiil,ll:iiiliin of itI:iI !iHp:iMii'H In llilH pfipiT, mill iiltm Urn lm,ul ui.ua her'-in iilwd tiro n.HiTveil, II'' TIKU- Ml.wv HT l Ity k.hiI lo II,. Imitivrv. nn.l wi' Isfy Hie millet. -I mml; Thru uluill lliy lKh i!hc In ol.m-nill : nil, I Ihy iIiiiKiiihh lio iin 111.' n.,.,ii,., y: i.ii'l I lie l.onl Hhiill Ifiil.le Hi,..- innllii lolly, unil witlnry Ihy hihiI In IioukIiI. nn.l iiinke lul ihy Iii.ihh,,. -Imiltih f s : I o, li. Homz Beautiful Week ('ariyinjr out tlio national idi-ii of "Homo lli'iuiliful v.'wk and Own Your Own llonic WVik" tho Ni'it!lilin linml dub mid the (lenity iKiaifl luivo cuniliiiu'd in an event which promises to lie an exceptional occasiuii lor I,n Crawle. In the Y. At. C. A. laiildinjr will lie erected exhibits ind displays which will siiKlfesl many haiidsome fentiiri'ti i'or the home. There will also lie efforts mado to show why (veryone .should own his linine, and how he can own hi home. After all, one of the cardinal principles of America i i homo ownership. It is a foundation .stone of society. It is a pillar of good society. It is the tie that hinds. lie-in Monday by attending the daily afternoon and evening exhibits in the Y. ('. A. Iniildinjr aiul enji.y the pioeram, all of which is free to everyone. OFFICE CAT BY JUNIUS e FLO RSHEIM SHOE 1 v-S-M'R t 1 1 ) .4 TIIF. r.isty sryle and summer coolness of Morslicim Skele ton Lined Oxfords ofi'er a refresh ing change" to the man who has not as yet satisfied his feet with a pair ol Ploishcim Low Shoes. 'I he . 7 Transportation Accidents It is with the most profound feeling that people this community learned of the death of .Mrs. Charles Shuey which occurred Tuesday night on the All. Glenn road when her machine tipped over and crushed out her life. The accident was one of thpse things that occur in transpoi tation. It was not due to fast driving, neither v.u.n it due to carelessness, for the lady was a good driver. I!er car left a culvert and tipped over. That is the brief Mory of the accident that caused her death. The husband and children thus bereft of wife and moth ,'r have the deepest sympathy of this community. thi:i:i: is tins to hi: siii roit iiiniiii ii iiaii: it is r.vs i i:m:i vr om: i:ii. ' A ln.ie is Of. ii m:in who hats imlh itul Iiinisin upon .-1 y it. 'i'he e.litor wlio :itteniits In eon- : net hi iH'UHiiiier Willi l:'i.'liem! i everyone HihIm tilniM' ir i.imiuI'-.I ! Iloiii hon anil a lnlHiie inl , an ri.l'i" nail an atiielNt, a -:iue anil 1 .simp. 1 1 h a t:real III.' lot Die .an Willi I li eOHi-ne or ii:i eon- 1 ellotiH anil the Ii Ii 1 1 ol' a rhhioe. Pitcher Brownton When T)r. I'.rownton, inesident of the city commissioi:, enters the pitcher's box for the first game of the season, ail spectators may expect to see enacted a few of the old time curves that made boys jealous of each other in years gone by. No doubt the doctor will adjust the ball between his fingeis after the same have been properly moistened, ;and with his right foot high in the air anil his left foot 'firmly in the pitcher's box deliver a 'strike" as the ball :'jlits the plate, lie must not I'm get himself and think he is playing "town ball" nor yet must he get the notion he is playing "anty over," for behind the but with a stem lace,, muscles tense, and a big mil w ill stand City Alanager Frank Hayes whose reputation at one time was wound, around a catcher's mil and a baseball bat. That individual, "is- he signals the pitcher will expect a prompt response, TTIkI failing to receive it his old-time professional ire may arise and the umpire may have lo adjust a difference be tween pitcher and the catcher. . , Anyway, we will all hp out lo see the job properly don; .tpd if the doctor assumes a Harold Lloyd attitude both neiore ami niter delivering i,ue nan tins will only an the pleasure of the grandstand. Class A It is very gratifying to all to know that La Claude's high school ranks in Class A in the gi ading 'done by tie; Northwestern Association of Secondary and I'riniaiy .Schools. Natural pride is felt by everyone here in the schools. Alost of us know that earnest effort is being put forth by the faculty to get the very best results from the courses of study adopted, and La Grande as a community accepfs this honor with a modest bow. Editorials From Over the Nation 'I'he r If; ht kind of a rri-inl wmil.l bi Mum iliiui rvrr your lr) ii'l if by your al iimnli inn titiil chiirllnblc i ci 'Iin 1 1 ri', hi- or nln- br I u I ur lo ! rilling- IH or 1m( w.i.vh ji ml Is h:iyi- fro -ii cioho rrassm. nl or n r i Imps illHuracf ulil tin Iui ppbicrH. I 'I'Ihtc may In- a pi-rtoil (if I'oliU iii-sK helwi'i n yon afl'r a liilk of I thin kin. I. hut you inn") r'c1 jlhut. I A nitiiil worth liavintr siiiiiht in- lain- will rrjilli:.- Unit on linvr :o-ti In i;on. I'iiUh. and ynnr A mans niKs 'lii-i (if llHh- fill I ort mi Innu as Miry iiri- noi !) Kci1 lnwiii'ds ii firl. A hick town. m one in -.'hi(-h oil : III'' nt'lt;lihoi's hear loii i- that our hi'i'iiili Mini -Mi'il 1 i : I way y-H-t.r.lay. And by I In way it .vill not he !on until t Ii- imomiu1Ioj will In-pi-.-smiliiK- t In ij- bills. lindonint'iil. It was a fa-shloiiabh- v. odditis. Tin bridi't;i'ooiii had no i.sihh iiifaiiH of Mipport wive h' i'a:h r. who was rich. 'h"ii In canif lo Ilic sli'Uc 'if i he Ht-rv Ice, wlifi h- had to re peal, "With nil my wordty ki1s I llnv endow," his father aid, in a whisper thai could be heard :ti oi'r tin' church: . "lltaven: There kih-h his bicycle."1 f,:J guiiHS-l'f.MitajnfcLLS 28 YEARS AGO i. j Words of Mlvlc CllcMlIc Ollullt to I I'Ve liol tell inal.i yintr The B onus for ell Congress has passed tin' adjusted conipeiisatiiiii iservice nien, eliminating the cash feature. In our opinion President Coolidge Will not veto ineasure. When analyzed there can be found little the law even by those who are not in step with the soldiers I' and their ideas of a compensation. It is plainly . an insurance ' !,V ',' measure runnino' nli'im- llio Itimu nl iiwni'Miu'o ia.li,.i,.u l..i.,. ;iite 1. better than nianv life insurance policies written for. civilian:'. J is this law which at the end o.f tweny years will return i-i Jlie soldier a conipeiisatiiiii of some account. It is far bi'l--ler than a cash compensation, ami is so recognized by most ..(J' the se i vice men. At the end of twenty years most of the boys of today : will better appreciate the insurance than they do nl present, : and the country w ill have discharged to a certain extent 'an obligation of eiuali:'.:,ti(in of wages dining the war : period. y t This is a mighty good country, taking everything int i 'account., The old I'. S. A. does nut go far wrong. She. may weave about a bit, but in the general shake-down o'' ! affairs she tries to be on the sipiare. 1 It is fine that the bonus (ueslion is settled. It is ; gratifying to all to know that differences of opinion will melt away and that a solid front in citizenry will appear on this question. I I1I KS AMI I liti s l'iri'Hl Hervlel' releliMe: Willi llle lliiroueh or III!' Hllllllller l.re Men non. Hie iieriiinlal ineslloii of "eatnjiei'M" I'li'eH will tiuaill enine lli: It liaa lii-ell llll' Ki'llerill llle- lO ory llial Hie more i'iuiiihth llle more flroH will neenr. 'I'liln l.i not nlwajH llle earn'. 'I'he per real of j o,,,. llreH Willi relereiiei' to Ii 11 lull li iimi ,t(ll. lan-H wiiat ot liel'H in j inmuiiy inereiie iii u, n eeiniin alm.il im, aniens in linger, point ami then very riuil.lly .e-, An In. neat lileinl is ii Jewel, an. I 1'II IIHOH. I llherwlne thi'l'e H'lllllil you l ull tell Unit I.V I lie tool. In l.e no rnivHlH ill all near lai'i;.' ee l- ,iH ,. ,,ls w.j ,.. ieisai or lers ol tniilllaoon line, .ev 1 orli, : n ,,t . l'lillailelnliln. nail iinrla ol' New i : i:ai;laii.l, or III Karni.ean eonnl il'.i ! 1 1 1 I V T'y T IcTT I"1 1 J (his Vl" '''' ""' eMr. no li j '" 1,1 " ' liy reerea I loa 1st m ami allien - erea.seM l,eoiiil a eerlalli (.olnt, OlljetllOll 10 I loir euro will, Ullell lire Inerenses in Mll,.l,i 1. ,, lianilieao I ie same alllliiile ol nilnil mai, a 1 1 1 - oiaa olza I loll I; ! lil'-i rl'.nlH as 111 liiH;.,,l, aonilisl lalih." Kl,l.i I,... or eliy ion 'I'he eily pai ti- are , ,:,,ii .s or eniloiKiai: apeeili- lit,, ao.-i m. . . ;,! lo h. iolin.l , ,a,l,.h,, y. ,s I,,,,,. Hon Is to alnwln re. y,. lii.s are v.-l j rare. ' ,,, h,. ., iMi,.n...i i p,,. alilioiuili there Is a ur el ,..., ,.,., ., i, ., , ,.ni,.m. tiiish anil eoinlinsl ll.le in.,! . i la I ', ranses. not ea ml i.lat s. lonllil in 1 In-Ill. This is I, , ent.se It , li,,u.ei l,"; I'aik Is reliriif 1 j as p, i -iil' tlt at I lie i-ml of Iter NO I.A.M'I Mil-: IS STItO.Mi imiicii 'ro imt.icni r. : IIAI.KY lioltsi'. Olt AN A I TO- ! moiiii.i: wrrii Tin; ciui.i.s. The lii'st sprinr: 'tonfe, 'I'hal one ran take, ' Is a lorly-loot Karilrn Anil a live. fool rake. (rolillnneil rrotn paj'p 1) Clanile Ca.elte. April : I IS'ni -. 'I'. WriKlit of I'liion. was ill I In- eily Tiletalay: Mrs. i. S. Iliinii is yiaitini," rel iillieH 111 I'reseott. Wash. In-. Ilenilimon roile to I'liion 'I'lleHilay rmenoon on hill wtleei. .1. I'. O'ltlii'll, Kilpeiilllemlent of the II. II. A; X., sient Moinlay lll this eity, lion. W. It. KIiik of linker city was a visitor in the eily Mor.-,lay. I Attorney I '. II. Marsh of I'liion U'.lnl lins lioinii r llle olil- ! was a visitor lo l.a flranile We.l- fasliloni'il Itici'cllllMl Ini Ui'il lit iiesda . Iliiow III a Hii when 31 hi .boiiiilif , j, v. Knowb s Is In Wallowa an inili'lr oh. In- wvm Imnl.ri.pi. i i-uunty this week luokinjc over Inn ' political field. Wo stopped over nli'.lil at ti I in - f K. Cochran, om- of t'nlon':i ker hotel lout week. n onler t o ! M I tit l Kaliles. wan a visitor in uet an early Irain nercHsited an i,ii (irmide iionday e,ninkr. artMtnK :tl an unearthly hour. As "SI 101 1 y t,nun' bad the niislor we were ilssifnu'd our room wi"iniie to collide with the steam said lo the Work: "I'd like - 1 o ;, ,,,, y Wimon last 'I'nesjiiy wliile b-ave a caM for two." takiinr a spin n Im "Ve, sir," said 1 be clerk. "Vot! wheel ami who Wse'." . biejeh- rjlee between Illailc'l- j an I Ham;, n and Uto Hoak. th- 'tlio I'inHo hims nro yWHnu wi J ,. ,11 HIVS :1. 1 .boot, will tni-e place at I he race track S Hilda V. 'I lie iopu!ists' met In convention I'nion last t'Yiday ami doiihii- intr ticUel: I'. VY. I!. l.oK-idoij, reo- stipci'ioi'. that they M'ldom .read1 Ilic uewspapets mi.v imn-c; inslriid. ' I bet iimi.' a ri 11 1 1 id ami nesfer I he i-eioiiei uiiti news I'.uii f- inrec 1 ,),,. 11M, whieli the hmr McAllister I present , iiiuiiI h. -pti is . M'!'IiIii'n leenuni.rtl h.! lo put out sm h Hies. A slniila;' at titude in 1 1 llle be created ,,n the porlioiiH of the national for ests where human use is ei em.' ' . , rutdie sentiment in such nMluie! will not permit a fire lo do mue'i Limauc toil will hnim-iliati ly ,ik ', Hie u. to put It out. The iransi'mn ' oi' lire risk from hluh to low e 1st S HO mew here ie Olid the pi Or 1 neeriin; stat' or little iwc and lt pollll o milch UMe li lai ue II II 111 - I hers. This ap can be t:rcittt 1 a irioe. ie proper education. Th.-' ,,.,-,. aim or fire pre ention education 1 , led 1m lo muki the lore.st -tiNlnu Anieri-,'n(-can public "flre-eonseiony." ! i,,iy,t hi term which runeludes this The n l Ireim nt would n-- emharrassnient in "ac- lin- tee presldelll in) pllltll ileh he tendered. Should tl, I Ills eap-y. ;i 1. 1. h. N 111 let -spousibilittes e.n the ir ep. el t lley republicans rejerl '. r proposal b lh. them share the re nt hiuh illiee us ipniicnts oi' 1 he plan heard otrr the radio. II is the match. maker thai . (;; y-.ii comiti-;. and the scandal-mon -UiT dial els you f.oine;. Add a suri'ace siml ynti hide all, said tin yninm rlap)er as she pnwib ii d her lace. They say -there are inicrohct in ; kiss TP is rtimor is 111 os( rife, i Vine sweetheart, dear, ami- nitiki ol" me An invalid lor lite eratU Enormity of Situation I N:i,Msil I Itll NDSIIM' 'aiieouer daily World; Ym hae ;t 11 errlnir friend, but rather than si im i 11 the friendship you re train from your duly of siiciikluu' plainly to this Iili-ml about Ids or j ,, in m U I m r toioi leonnuK. ,.M), hi other words. nii think tnni'r ! York llley Wtll - there y re t lie detix iri'at le eon i lit bin 1 similar proposil Ion can he In fact. tlu odds in l';ini ptaiie.- b Hi.. d mocrats be constdercl belter than republicans idtiee t lie denio nuvchlion will have a much ::er feminine repn sent at ion lony ,he .h'li-uates. i:mil e. MLttr, cliairinan of e na l lima I democrat 1c women- Won!,! be the MkWv lor such a b'd at the e,v Poets' Corner (tiaimi: Illy SIIIICI.KY IM I'. S. I'oresl Sel'v K) i'i 111 eotnelltlon. A thli'.l "onssl. 11,1 pleasure lo,.ther lhaii yon , I, iin," ,isenss.,l )n eoaneel Ion , . ' I "' " ' ' repiliaunil I ,, ,,. ",volan lor vlee presl- loo tttlli-n stress c.-innnt lie Iniil on the il,'iiioei'oiis foot!''1"1 happiness m this son. j .lent- move. n,e rei.nhiiei.n '." ' "'" " i"eii-,iip .- shle. Is Mrs. (llllonl I'lllehol. wile ...... , ,,,. ,, , se,i,so,.ss on 1 i, 1' t,,. pr,,;;r,.ssl, '"' I""'1' erno- ol' I'. nun !v nlleei- Camper went a -ea In pimr, I'aniplmt la Ihe Oi.l.le,, Wi'sl; II all tile plaees t'onn.l Inr slo( ptni,'. I-', , rest stoppinn; was Ihe hesl. mill mouth (liser.se in C'alil'oi iiin. The lel'lex netion ol' thi': 1 calnniity is liountl to lie fell in Oregon, even tlmus'li we ai.i fortiiiinle enoiiivh lo evade the actual tlisease. ! Yesleiilay the Leited Stales (voveruuient tooU over the I i work of fiohtiiio ihe plague ainoniv livestock in ihe sistei ' .'tate, all of whieli means lite enormity of the situation is almost lieyond eoiuH'liensiun. j : ()re"on will he nverritlileu Willi tradesmen ami olhei ' ieo)le who are flutliin;;- aw.iy I'mm the slate that charmed' 1 them with climate i nd easy livino. It i.s a calamity most 1 veu.Tctl.dile, hut we must f.-.ee tin- situat ion with calmness, i .' sti.il yet we must n.l think lurause a few hundred miles! ; separate us Hum Ihe infested iej;inu that we aie siuio- and ! .sale in every way. I Already tin- spiiekle of lujiken loiu ists eoniin;;' out of j California has lieen seen in l.a Crninle, alivady the frei.oh: I trains ure eniryiiijr Hie load i, 111,11 without woik who se-li i other fields of endeavor, anil 111, my hne stopped here.' it i.s a time lor people to think on the suliject fur should i it eolitinue any lenolh of time, we will all he forced to ;;iv.' il close attention. 1 pnlillelln iio- TIIK OLD HOME TOWN Vy Stanley I'hiniiir'V loved Ik"' pine tries' souuhinti, Souiihtiiu hiuh above his bcatl: l.iillinc him to resifnl slumber, Slumber on his fir leaf bed.- I'luiuncey loved liis daily Miioklnir. Smokiiv-i' of the "labor made"; And delMy flippitltr burntm; leav- 1 es.-ntat l fs; .las. A. U'oodel. sheritf: .1. It. I.urruinnre, cle:l: .1. T. Kichardson. recorder; .1. W. Stotts. 1 1 easu rer; i '. ( J. YVyal ! . commissioner; Mits Nellie St-vei-y. sidmol n iperiutemb-nt; I r. I'orpe. , coroner. The office of surveyor " was bit blank, t The (i ramie I tomb- l.niuh -i-company hae eiilercil into a cun- ' t ract i it li S. l- lliehardso-i ' u in irlij . that Kentb-man will d"-j liver 7 J.lllio.tioii fecti of .;iv Iocs. " This is said to he cne of tliejo larost coiilracts of lite kin.fcver. rl. , i'tl Into. I j The "u hri'l" has certainly eap-'O lured tin- people Or one wotii I I Imagine so to see the number ot I l.a (iraiid.rs who are lea mint; to,' master il. Last Sitmlny forenoon lb. l.nlldlmr at the brickyard In u hieh a la i ri1 n mount of prop . erty was stored, took fire and almost before anyone con hi reach the spot was a sheet of tlatioM. The I ire oriKinated in a u unae cnuntah'e inanmr. The l.nbor (:ehant;e of this city was fiitr Imr on opeiilnt; the yard In Ihe near future but the fire will in alt probability dWny the matte;-. I Protect your hpfme & h' T00K quality paint cannot stand tiKc blistering, hnrn. ft. Ei;J ind sun. It cracks and peels.. ullows inuikture tn keen through and attack the unpumected fcurfate hcnt-Jili. t g' 'our luijne needs prutcctMthe priiicclion Unit you fw,,'i. Mustcipainlers kWow the protective tiualitlei of Sun- jl l1-00'' AneV knur that it it elastic, that it is non-porou, ijJfafli l''uuil tm UK utt unusually jrJe iuriute per gulluu, U fe Oregon Hardware & f W,''i' Implenicnl Co. . w v W5j)L SrnJ Irn ffr.tt fur a ritfy 'f "What lo da n-ti jsu uiirf How io . n" it, p.ti.hiirtk fitiit ry1, t Win Co., Jlx iS7S, M it tf. mitre. Hit., .fMi. PITTSOURQH PLATE 6l- MAKE ENTERPRISE And "The BrowiWook,, YOUR-FfRST STOP On your next trip to Wallowa Lake Refreshing Thirst Quenches and Confections l Hm li i k hi. vit Mir It" (.jit i n in tt tv: 1. V 1 3' ;tvlnu th.'in In In' n .In liy cla.l.' 1 .1 1 1 1LT. I. viiiiiiri i: KIM. I. ON I 'OX. lit tin- I.:. Ix.i h;ii.i I '.ill rass.'.l w h .-ii tli.' I.:il. i ismj) mii: All.) I S I S HI II I'l-lllni; pri. s-.l li.r Inn I..I. I.. II. 1 ;ii.l. "Vmir fnsi." f.irtinir l. fuliir.'. ..t; I n'.r i'IiAiiii. The eliii'l" wc.'tlii.rss rl n ruinu'i thii'k rvi'i'.vtliin;r eiijuj-iilili' ;t tit 1 1 - is lln ir ii;,i,isij(m ;,, ii lii'il. Oppurliinily j'c.olroom door. vllrnKs lull oiii'i-, .-nil llial ,,n(.(. ,, u, imaT nut none i ui V, ( vlA, -, "vii.S V.'ll'li- ;il. out to l..l;o ii i.Miin.v, tititMHl a KUtf , U..iiion,v. S fmnii1 lh...- lonll iiiIii.:!. with Hi., jn.t 'VV . Uoti m if ; lili .Is. jPWlJSii 'j:--Vs:'l!Kt'i ' i -iiii"iiK nrr.' lh'- "lailor 111:1, 1. " lT(vln -'Cn;fr n.i.-.i 1....1 i.'i. I,.,.. ') IP JtVt r'!'4.! Sn,.i'..r."i,,a, in II,.' ,. Atrr Mi5 MPStT TotiA'f A.rr ... v - S'-- iTZS 1 Took lO-NED lufr WOVPWUO New o. lonr .-, - ' 1 wS Vjfctn mt rT nsv, -me t..,i ki- o."..s fc' "7" "' mn " - looKed the laont over, i b.innee :md oer all ---'h:mm-- straight to .hnhr' MaeSwateiti .Itidi,-.' Kl -.iv put i.'lKiunrr in 'i II fill. ( 1 NS). A llelbe- i-abiiiet at Itmdilny beeame ipitte emhai' the kinir intimated orite va.s deficient in his attire. The kiu smiled and t hen adjusted his t ie. It wa.H a icd one. The I ,a ho rite's lie w us not. Iion'i U cl "Unhy Woitinn." .11 us A a-1 1 inn srn nnt 1 KNNA. i INS. "Uon't marrv a "laby oman.' " counsels I'ro- , ii ssnr t.i inuol.l (ierhnir. The professor has been q-tvb 1 ho yon ns; men ol" Vienna sone advice on women not to m:iri y. has In i n p.l ' t iei;!:i rly s--- v en' in li i-i d n uni i.i t inn of "ha I v u omen " "This type of cii l." s.ts t In" professor, "with li r sm.'i 11 neck . and head. low fore head and siraiKht ip-.md-down iicure, is fasbttiiinbl.- i pe today, but m should hew a i e of a worn a n w h- looks like this after Inr twentii bltthdu. for she Will be shallow. tiiohms. obstinate and withoit Jll'lirlllellt "The babv w oman w ill m . i up. lh r arr.sted develop - iilent vill h a source nr contio ual anxiety, and i-lti1 will be ti capable fii brni';in!; up children, i if slip h.is any." The standing timber of the Northwest is its greatest natural resource. Every citizen of Oregon is sure to receive, directly or indir ectly, some share of the returns from the con version of timber into lumber products. -Constant vigilance in THE PREVENTION OP FOREST FIRES is necessary to preserve this wealth for the benefit of all. DO YOUR TART R-Y EXERCISING I'RCtf'ER CAU TION WHEN YOU ARE IN JtUK YVOOUS. Capital and Surplus, .."iO.OOO 00 Sound - Reliable . Progressive IV not foreet the La (Jrande Hiuh School AthlHu- Carnival April 25-2(i u. ,1