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OH THAT MK.V would pralsu tho Lord for bis gootlneB.1,
and for his wonderful works to tho children of iiicu 1'ouli.l
107:21.
She Paid The Price
Germany's finance minister estimates tho German na
tional wealth today at forty billion dollars. At the out
break of the war it was one hundred billion. If Finance
Minister Luther is dealing; in facts as well as figures, Ger
many should not have to seek further than her shrunken
national wealth for a lasting; lesson in peace. National
wealth is computed on the basis of natural resources, in
dustrial and commercial wealth and tangible property.
Sixty per cent of her national wealth! What a price to
pay for ambition and nationalism!
But it seems incredible that Germany could have con
sumed sixty per cent of her national wealth during tho
four years of the World war, so the figures of Germany's
minister of finance may bear examination. In 1920 the
London Bankers' Institute estimated Germany's national
wealth as eighty-three billions. That figure probably ap
proaches nearer the truth. Germany's war cost would still
be stupendous and tho peace lesson unmitigated.
.However, if the Luther figures are based on fact and
German wealth has actually shriveled by more than half,
there emerges a formidable) indictment of the Gorman rep
r.ratioiis policy. Granting that her war losses were thirty
billions, it would mean than since tho armistice the Ger
mans have dissipated thirty billions of their national wealtji.
Her total reparations assessment was only thirty-three bil
lions. It can reasonably bo asked if Germany has been
wilfully wasting her national wealth at the rate of five bil
lions annually to avoid payment of her reparations?
Ferhaps it is well for Germany and for her recent ene
mies that the reparations commission through the General
I)awes committee is at last devoting all its energy to tho
reparations issue and Germany's economic ability to pay.
( Governor
at grange
GATHERING
(Contlnueit from l'ntce One)
eounly i'ourt lo oonadei- the innlter
of aeeurlinr lite HervtceN of a coun
ty UKelit, for Ilu iKtrifiiMur.il in
terenlw of lh founty. Many of th
farinerN prem-nt express. d I hem -, w ere nndered hy (he KnterpiiK
Hi-lveH very much In favor uT t his, ! -tnai tetle and.otheiH, Max WIIh ui,
It Im'Iiik Ihe general opinion tuiionu jdiht rlet attorney of Wallowa
them 1 hit ( u man of IIiIh kind In county, nn the fiiHt tipeaker calletl
very lieiilflelal lo the InlereHtM of ion the program, Hpeaklnu on Ihe
tho fnrmerH, This pari of the ap- point of law enforeeiucnt. (inrtlc
propriatlonH had heen done aw ay ulury the prohibition luw h. lie
with, by tho county court, nlnn-r iltfe-nnned nt leiiKih nev.-rnl phrnses
with many other thitiKS, In an ef- of norm- of Ihe laws dalinir with
fort to cut tuxes, tiilen IMns-s. kind of crime, ftivintf a very
county coinniiKHiouer, prestnt nt char Idea of what conthutf.i n
the uieettiiK, made It plain that as criim aualn.it the law, He also
lar un ho was concei ne.l, that any., pointed out the furl that the on
IhlnK lonr this line, which t he , forcement of these laws depend to
farmers wanted, mid were wllliu; ii,rK,. ,xt,.nt upon Ihe public In
to uiiy for, wur usreeablo with.terest manireied. Milton A, Mil
liini," A coininlllee of four mem- er, democratic candidate for nom-ber.-fconHiHttmr
of Kred llimel-. innthm for I. S. senator, who oe
wiiuht, Harry Harnion, H, I.. I. ah- rtunpaulfd '..overnor Pierce, wus
or and K. I I 'rarer, were named railed ns the next speaker, Ktvimt
to nieel with the county court at very Inter-stltnf talk on the work
their next nieettntr. May 7th, to h.'tmr currh'il on by Die granite and
Nee what could bo nirunKcd for re-Uither farm orcanlwitiuiiH. lb- aino
KunHw the matter. .ilituMituf-it the eoudilions fnclnij the
Allot her resolution relatho to produeeis today in the matter of
the QUoHtlnti of Ininspnnation hi,h ta.. and tho low priced of
problems, potntln oiil the nee.I ot his proluelH uitnlnst Ihe hlith
cooperulion bete-n the shiip. ra prie-s which he Is compelled lo
and railroads was read. All the p.y for (,,. ihimia he nn:t buy,
above rewolutionn were ace- pled H hailed (iovcrnor 1'lerco ns the
by a vote of the ineetin and com- rr.at.st icov. rnor resroii ever had.
to It tees appointed. this assertion meeitnn with almos'
report was Riven on the mat- d.-arcninie applause from the audt
Ict of (ho purebred dairy bull tis-Vneo. Kalph V. SwaK'er. IVmo
aorinilon. At n recent niet-tmc of.rrnt randidnte for nomination for,
t members of the commHtec. oncnffressman from Second iMSlrirl
tlijs measure. plan were d's called on for a short tulk. He
fitted and a name for Ihe asM.tcia- KaVe a very lively discussion oT the
Uin aubmltled. "Wallowa Countv nyricultural nmstions, and of
,.X Hrreders' Assn." .May 17. 0f i),r chants he thonht
at Wallowu. was set us the dale mnsS 1M brcmirht about hWorr
an7TTbce of Ilu- next meeting of priip. rous comlitlons would bo re-
'h;J;ln,ll",,',' A !l,m 1 VAV
pl&iiM will ! vmrki'i) m( Tor lis
jug-.siWU' citiiiplrllon of tlu nsKorlii
1 Mir to !h- tin t ih.it t lu- t nun
wUifh xmik lirtiiKinc t.uM i-tnir W.tt- hul. l.i.-.in. s t.f 11m- HUHr, iin.l
t M. !'h n-.'. to H.Wn-N I'm- tMi- t ; n.!u,l(i, , . rimi.,j in r Mor-
l. until 1 : Si 1'. 'si.'tnc ! voiintiv nc-iln lo B f.-j
tLy (Hmiir lMJ'pom'.l un'H W ;.n,i sutm.l lmh.s. MViiini; tii' Mh-j
aH.vul. A i-ommtUif rnn hk of , i-,.pt,t y iv- In wl-.ieh tux Ui.vi!
' . ' m ' 'Hvit'K, itvv. u. ii. vv9r, uni
Cil'S rluN wfiv nunu-.i lo tn.-.'l
thf KlvTi"mw" ,l' ,!an anil
1-nft htm to tin- aiMnr l;mp' ' n
Hit l-am nHtil of tho I. l. it. I-', hull
mI. I'li-nt- V.hs lli-'t With II H'"St
i'HJ hUMUHtlo w rh oiiio lni!i I'm
laik:v. rrow l pu nil (nc lum at t 'v
h.flt. Iti-lw i- n th o hiimii't-'l an.!
fitly iilll t hrvo huiithv.l vi fstiim
Wio BcrvcJ to u liountiiul Olmur
Carrier
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...6.00
...12.00
ly I lie l:idin of I he uriinire. Muyor
Huinhlrttin, cpJ Kntevpr'N". dellv- i
n-fl tin addn.sH nf mdeniiie on the!
1,,,h,,ir nf ''-; r" n.
ui""""i" v ' UMi oy tiic or-
i'Ih sI l';t of I he tin; n.
Al "AH In ii... ,.rt,.
t roud ir i thn-e liundt'ed
ran;ern anil loun people Kath
ereil at the t'oniiuunlty hall, where
- jtlit
Npeakern w er(. introdin ed hy
l- i iitvleK, MuMlrul nuiilhers
stored on the farms.
Alter PU'itv SiM-aks.
tlnvi-rnur I'li-rn thi-n tuk lh1
floor, mi-otlnic with Kr'at appl;init.
Th- .'t of ti-s itilk d.-ull lurfi.'ly
uil'i Iho iiti'StioH of nu-iting tin
. tiiounte-t I'luli.r nn.l lti?jh'T for
i iu- li.M mirnt r f
itivtr-
rhci-k on itienimin Ihvoh.
i n k of n ninun ny 1 1 ji m .
:
tun-:
tn"iior told how, through
tlio vt(on t.f ho vM'Olltlvn oltlo
i'H-1 Ihr iitto I. trs'al iir, that i-
P'-mm-i m rt rut m,. mil I it'll iul
la if, ami finlht-r Mali-il th;tt thi-y
lUI yit he cut tt Htrio Ht n litii
n0 pytiiti-U cut tho fact tliut try
i
yeure. He compared tile tli-'t r. MS
',iilK flnanclul communis to "u
'drunken finunciul spree." (lov
lernor I'lerou lilnhiy cormm n.l. .1
I -w of 'thi'fftrm' br-tiiAteu'iioiiX
saying- that tho llmu wus never so
i urgent for united ui llon us luduy.
jlle emplori'il them lo keep nj. I In
iKOod work, diilmlng tii,( (A,,-,-..
Is bound to yitiid io mrnm.'
I forts. Govi-rnor J'lercn Mr n.s..,l
hlmsi'ir very much In favor of tin-
.nc.-urj;j!,niT. n n. al -x ixt -( j
Miuuqiire, ivnien no lu'll.-vi-il would
help to i'.r.i !.,! tho hint
livestock sltuittlon lu HiiniM extent.
Ho also loui-hi'd uiion the wave
dunger of tln In'-UKion or Hie
dreaded foot unil n-.milh di:;.M::e (n.
to the slut,-. saying everyt Ii linf p,,H
slble wus being t!oni lo keen !!
I from III" l.'ord. iH ot tin- xtafe
that It muy come, uii'l th;il
must prepare, .to '''Uiiimt II.
also ur-ri'd producci-H
arrow
more of the products wliirii will
Iflml ready sale In this count ry,
Hucn as mure uiiiK proiiueiii, i-uks lo lie made, the proceeds trom
sheep and wool, nulntliig out lite which will be used to di rray ex
fact thul 'Olegon produces IIUli 'pi'ilses ol their ciuiiinlltee. one of
more than it third i,r the wool us'-dithe ihing planned by this coin,
here, l'e.oplt who v.cre loi lunate niltlee Is to provide for the pulnt
enolluh to hear tlovernor I'leree lug of tho club huusc.
discuss these problems, were nl,le Mis. Slungi- has named the fol
io learn more within a tihorl, lowing us members or her connnit
spuce of time, than would he pos- lee: .Mcsdamt's Kcroggln, I.arison.
Bible In any other wa'. Iteuler. Nelson. Crowe, Asliby.
liluvi'S, New'lin and r'arr. Tills com-
Uillilrcii of .lapan Will Send jinittee has uira planned numerous
Thanks lo A rlr.li, IMpcr, ! Improvements on the Interior ol
the cliili hntiHtt iiml an- nial.lliii ur
' ruiiK-tmnts to ruis'j fund to vdvi y
TOKIO Al)-l.-fl.'i-n of llmiiU.H (,n t lie- work.
an ln-inff wrlticn hv itl(lr-n of
prlttiary schools of ToMo and "'"H MAKES SWORN
dcvuatutiMl fillrH to cluldn-n of, . . mtAV
otlu-T couulrh'H who B"iU Myrnpa
hctlc mtsH;tt n u ml riiltx to Japan
lifter t ho Si'ti'!iiljT 1 1 li-i 11:1 h
Tho ti-urhcra nn h avlnjr th uh
jeet mutter of thf h'ttfiH -rtir-!y
to the writ en. They u ill hi
trunalated Itterully Into Kn:;linh
and H'nt to rliUdren In Ani-rie;i
ni0i Kurgpo, InuidredK of w'iomc
iimiieM art lu the huud of children
or teuchora in Japan.
MEW CIH'RCII
DEDICATED
OX SUNDAY
f Continued ironi pntro M
nature of n homo coming und w,ii
a union e evict of t he local
churches with the tev. A. It. Sil-
ton and the Ifrv. Kltm-i- tlrunt
Keith as apeaker.s In addition lo
the out or town inhibit m, It w,n
a most happy hour In Hi Inform
ality, l-'ollowlirr la tin- complett:
proKi am of I ho day.
Dedication Sort ire
U:('H A. M.
. I'lobirte -nn' IL-avn-; Ai
Tellinjf." Hadn. Mi:;. W. W. Ih-r-ry.
I )oxo1okV. Inxorii t Ion. Clor hi,
Scrip I tiro Hoc. William Itaird,
field ronreMOntatlve, Crailde Uiii'b
1'reHhylery, llounl ofOCutlotial Mis
sions. "Ave- Marie", HuHi-Uounod,
Mrs. A. 1.. Kici.ardMnn ;inl l J.
Mnilsav, with violin old lira' u.
Oreetlmr from fcirmer niinin'ir.-i
and historlcul i ketch, l v. W. t.
Van Nil) h, fle'd rejr'seiHnlivf,
Hoard of t'hr stlail I Mncat Ion.
Thanksitiviujt ol rci iiirt. J I ry
violin f'tio, I,. J, l.lndHiv. "KjM
tlval To Heiim" No. 7 in Y 'l-Mal,
Dudley Buck, Octetlo, Mim. A. I.
Victinrdnc.n. .Mnr."ltliy Kullei,1 Mr.
W. H. Itohn. nkamp jr . Mim. t..K.
SUverthorn. (. I Itulton. b'r.in U
Ha.es, I-:. I. Towbr. I'r. t :. I.
Mfitsmau. Addi's- - i:. v. W. II. 1
Itleakncy, I'h. H.. Whitman col
Ioko. Walla Walla, Wa.sli. Snlu
Mnotty-fii-Mi raahn. .Mac I lermid.
(5. U Hutlon, HedicaUon of
Church Uev. William Crosby
Koss, pastor and moderator of the
Syii'td of tr.jto;i. l'iner of Itctl
Iration Uev. I. A. Thompson,
n nodical exi ciitivc end t t.ited
cb-rk of t he S nod of t in-fton.
COST SUFFiiK! ImirS.-.te
relief is pnssthle with this
SIMPLE HOME trralnicnt
Cle-o-nis is he;il:i;i:, stviiliint.
FA IS LESS. CLEAN und
Sb'Kti! SAt infliction Guaranteed,
L. & L. DRUG CO.
I.a (irmulr, ttn ytm
aMaTHn,Mtr,IW
IN
n
II W i: YtU" A
i:'i.iniiir hor on
Motturs Uiy, V
ha o it I" aat it n!
lino of tin', i ir:
larils, Molloi's, it:i 1
luiuitm-i alilo Ji'ir.
pi hito Kitts that vx iii
L-'J
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piaiht'ii
, lllti H-mlltti'll.x HIV .It h.'llil, ll
to
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:n hoars. ;.:'
;C) ltlrlinnlMn' Ait !
piLj ,v (.lit Miop I
Si,lo "KiilhiT in Heaven," IlriKg.
Mrs. W. 11. Ilolihciikiunp, jr. Vio
lin Hole. M-li-cU'd, I,. J. Lindsay,
"riiivlour, When NiKlit Involves tlio
Skies," KHHIcy. "The choir An
gelic," HutiHLUiii, the choir.
WILL IMPROVE
CLUB BUILDING
(Continued from page 1)
chairman of tho conunllteo on In
terior improvementa and Mrs. A. L.
KtrhurdHon as chuirmun of I lie
I'oiiuultti'it for exterior improve
ment anil repairs.
Mm, UiciiardKon announces the
following as members of her coiu-
!! ::;ii:tee: MeHdanies Hat llolinen
bilt j kaput. Itiure Dennis, John Tht'lKun,
v.ejlt. !'. Murphy and W. ('. l'erklnH.
lltijTliU committed has urraiiged for
Ja tluucc t'. be held ut tire, club
I house on the evening of May 22ml
an admission charge of one dollar
(Continued from pjisre 1
lowar'ls whom (his scurrilous at
tack was directed, u!hu that this
bonus was variously named from
VlniHt an mora lhan $10, mum.
"1 make llils sworn statement
public, throtiKh the forum provid-
d for Biirh u purpo.se. miylnit that
tl"i r.'i-oris are In no mann-T
-HPUESEUVER
The Bootery inc.
206 Depot Street
"A Paradise
Home ot the
CK0VER
PURE LARD PRICES
M(.t Emily Iirand, 5's..: 7."c
Mt. Emily Hrand, 10's. : 51.30
Why pay more it's as sood as the' best. Made i.t
homo by a home company. Helps us, helps the farm
er, and saves you money.
The Grande Ronde Meat Co
li:fipfei!liA Real
. HAL
BQHNENKAMP
Oioieml Director
FIFTH
AT
SPRING
STREET
""f
fmly with Intent lo injure, or iyno
rantly with no thought or deshc.
to know th truth or faisi(y of
their Hptech; tlio reMitt of. b6th
bt'iHtr much the Mine lh' that -the
InU-Krlty of u oyd ciUzyo ia nuey
tioiud and his worth tb Ihd com
munity juwt that much damaged.
"I have a well ilmprov. d farm
homo or J4U ucrea on which theaw
springs aro located, and prior to
the KiinK of t he option had usked
more than $lu jcr acre for the
Hume, but In 1U23 I reduced the
price to that amount per ucm,
which totals $U,(Mo tho amount
riqttin-d to ai;cure the transfer.
This sale price Ktvn ior the en
tire f;tr;u nut jus tho sprlnKS
alone.
"i-'urth.-r at the time of Issuing
Ihe option, I was (tivrn to inider
Hiand iiiut no commission was ex-
pectod, and that In fact none,
would t;u accepted; that tho op
tion was taken for the benefit of
the city of l.a Grande, ami was lo
be turned over to (hum. This op
tion has hi en on (lie with the tiiv
recorder since October, lit.'l, und
an inspection of Jt will hliow the
particular clause which deals wiiii
commisxinng to bo enlireJy elim
inutod, all in keepii with my un
dcisi iiiidint,'.
"Kurt her, J will Hay (hut J'have
transacted business with Khcrwoo 1
Williams for many yours und huvr
found that when he made u, state
ment ho believed it to bo a fact;
thul when he acted in a position
of trust he used his ability in ad
vancing (he Kood and welfaro of
his principals; and In tho process
of his dealings his Inti-Krlty could
ntand Ihe test of any lnvesfigution.
"n aci'ount or the information
Ktven me, 1 niule u trip to 1-a
CJrande a week before election and
rcmo-iled of him that I be permit
ted to make tliis public statement,
but he demurred on tho grounds
(hat he did not think the rumors
worth t Hisid'-einK. However, since
the eb'ction la over, and tho water
nuestion Is again temporarily set
tled, ho has given his consent, and
1 wifth to brand as false any report
made hv any person that T have
You deserve
good feet!
GOOD active fect will help you;
and you deserve to have them.
And it is quite probable that you would
have them if you wore the Arch Pre
server Shoe. Thousands of men have
given themselves that little "edge"
that wins, by wearing this shoe. Let
us show you.
"ntt.pt th root wia-
rhone Main 118
for Tired Feet"
Arch-Aid Shoe
SMITH, SIkt.
.. 1 1 - e ni
The arrangement of our cliapiJ
is the result of long study on
the requirements of such an
institution.
The acoustics are such that the
bereaved family using same,
while segregated from the gen
eral public can without effort
hear every word of the funenj
semce.
1
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This L
With this week's production, 300 million Phoenix Hose have been made
during the last ten years. An unmatched record showing that care
ful buyers the world over find unrivaled economy and elegance in this
famous long-mileage hosiery.
$1,500 in Prizes
The Phoenix Hosiery Co.
want an apt plwa.se, slogim, or sentence as a title
for a picture which will be displayed in OCR WINDOW
until Wednesday. Address al! suggestions to Phoenix
Hosiery Co., (Contest Dept.), Milwaukee, Wis. They
offer the followinj": piizes: ;
1st Prize ...$1,000.00
2nd Prize '. $200,00
3rd Prize .:.....$100.00
4 Prizes ot $25.00 Each
10 Prizes of ...$10.00 Each
skuoi mon; than cujf option nt
conflictlnK prtt'es, or that I hnv;
a;reiMl to ray any honus or rotn-
niisHion elllu'r dln-etly or imllroet
ly . to Khorwoorl Williams, 1a
Grande InvoMlmfiit company, or
any othT portion or oompany.
"Uelatlvo to tho MirlnRH and iho
contradictory roportH roncornin
'lit in I will my that I have son
them, and nsod t ho wator from
Ihom for years, and know tin m to
it" lhn source of a constant flow
i wK-mrmrf
mimr.'.ju liuui- -rujt. , ur ivl
r ir l n m k ii Ft v. ft i i' .
IT 1
ri . 1. L ' t
' CATARRH
' can be
' prevented
si
. Keep tissues of noae
' and mouth healthy
I Use ZcPYROL daily. I
j directions on package 'r
ii
1
oervice
SOOMOliontHPh
Hosiery Week
WE have a complete stocK ot tnese nign-grado
hose in all of Ihe latest colors including
Dawn, Cameo, Airedale, Havana, hog Cabin, Nude,
Jackrahbit, Oriental Pearl, etc., in a reasonable
range of prices.
Seam Fashioned Hose $1.00 - $1.65
Full Fashioned Hose.. $1.8ri
Full Fashioned Chiffon Hose....$1.85 - $2.95
of a Kr-ut Mtiuntity of tho purest
of water with apparently no vari
ance iitniner or winter, that the
temperature of the sumo would In
dicate t hey come from a ureut
depth, and that properly housed or
confined would ho entirely free
from any ordinary surface, con
tamination. No belter water sup
ply , could he had anywhere. In
vestigate, ('onie and seo them.
'"roll no storicH tho truth of
which yon have not learned when
Cnives for
PUUCH BLADE ETCG
I! ---O
I CAN OPENER VMiS
I .:. .L ... x.
'.inn . i m w x-v, j, y.-vji, - rrx
! ,: ' REIHfORCtO LINING N. V BOTTLE OPENER
f. I THE MARK -ff2L-!i NirKn riiufb
1 1 OF QUALITY: ol VT-.S? -i V 1 ""'::
n HOLLOW R1UFT L . v X Kirut r eu vpd
KICKLESUVER HANW
SHACKLE
Oregon Hardware & Imp.
Co.
ci
T T
ieer up
have the more there is
to get.
.43 '
ml
VJOUI2D -RELIABLE
oenix
you can satisfy yourself by Hijjht
ami taxlo. and touch, with all tie;
elements of science lo utd you in
proving the value of the water and
tlio feasibility of the project.
'!. J. SANIJUHKON.
"Subscribed and sworn to be
fore the undersigned, a notary
public In und for tho State of Ore
gon on this 3rd day of Muy, 194.
"I STHIN'Cl-HAM,
"Notary public for Oregon.
"My commission expires :i-7-'24."
the Boys
MASTER BLADE
SCOUT INSIGNIA
SCREW DRIVER
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RIVET
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--tne less vou
Tho niorti yon lifJji liontc
hiU'irsts ihu better l.u
(Jrjimle will K't.'
IaOYAf.TY HKfilJTS
LOVAI1Y
rnlnHilzhiff' lioine iiLIItu-'
(ions of nil kinds is Im-Iul,'
fair to those from wlioe
imlnmoge yon cwvt to
profit.
Koynlty to those who am
loyal will work reciprocal
prosiMTlty. 1
Tor baukliiir MrvU-c to Ti
(ninde iHXjph; your home
banks nro unecelletl. '
.41 (tt-nitilc nmtiey Imnketl
hi oiher (owns can do l-
(.i-miilo little kooiI.
Make It firiy-nrty. l'at
idii lc those InslHiitioas
whoxu snpinirt and iMitrou
agv you enjoy.
Thrrc ! tin MihU(ulc
for Safely."
' PROGRESSIVE
ran
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(lion h.4tcvcr. either in tho op-