La Grande evening observer., July 01, 1924, Image 6

Tuesday. Julv 1. 1WJ
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for discriminating
women who appreciate
. economy and time saving -.TTWhen
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out sacrifice in quality.;
Amaizo is the perfect oil for
frying, shortening and salads.
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Send for your FREE copy of the .
Amafeo Cook Book
Address:
11 West Monroe St., Chicago, HI,
American Maize-Products Co.
Neiv Vorjc Chicago
OIL
"PRESIDENT-r- -
SEEKS TAX
REDUCTION
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j )jflyrol!.s mirsl In red need,
j The ivrfNlilcni'H fii-nad oul line
I ft J" views w;ih 'ji)nnrjf(J by li
jreelor I .or, of Hie. ImdKet Jiiireim,
:iylio wjirm-il Hull Ilium- who r;if(ed
; to fnneiion h ini-jilhrf iciiHy, pr
i who dlHubeyed Die ehlef cxeeii
i 1 j v-it iiixiruri ioiiM fn Imlf-lieurled
r.i.shioii, may ;i w ll feel that I hey
jure not detun-d in Die pvernmeit
iftiif din. ry. II" added lhat dllo..v:il
(,tun have no j.l:iee lit 1 he ortfiinl
Kiii loii. Tin dlreetnr explained
iial Hi" ItiirtMiii ii!T''ntn wen1 rojr
nh:ani of all mtfvltieH of Mm kov
i Cmm-iif and nut Id he would 0'
M'nil to eall short i'oihIiik:.h 10 I he
: ,re:;ilni'H aiieiitlon.
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liie .neb UfflKgiP
creamy r?sr
HA aU
West Coast Dairies
'GrEFans
Every home,'
shop, office
and store
can have V
cool, live air,.
This p.E Fai cost
ulxnit one-half 3 cent
on hour to run.
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allpurpose
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Oscillator
GEFanjreolJundtrtfie"Cticck"Sf4!,
Behind dwm is die resxuuibility o( Unli
the Cienf rji tlertric Co. and die Ruitic
Stiles I-icctnc Co. Sold and serviad by
"Check" Seal contracton and reuilerj.
j XWK FOR THE G-E R'.N G1L ANIJ TI!U
fCHBCK" SEAL IN TUB DEALLR'S WINDOW
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CIRIC
j flvyUwrt ArroniHs'C)iui'i(lH
Till BpeifiTll U'Uli Hie fil'Sl I'V Ml'.
(oi.lhJ;if stnee Hie r- puljljcitn parly
; rirlel. ( him UH Mm ire:iileiili.U
; cnmliiliit. ami he cho.-n: In thiu ill-
lenuirc I lit; l i'Vti. w of Hie llnuiielal
iir'Oli)ilitthlieiilH of Uli) iif mifl im
, lniii.i for Hit: paut ihre(; yi aia. li
HiIh period lit? th:re was nci
; ri'iluetiun In, tin Kivni pnhllc fuhl
of morn than i i,7a(.goif,ono apil
'a eorreapomiiiitf huv-Jii to tin pep
! pie of moro Ihun ?nii,oi0,iMM im
I miJil'y it) Interest alone.
J "What progress we liavo mailc
In orilerhiK- tho national finances
I is eiiHily nhbynf" .Mr. CooMiJj;"
j said, "by coniparlNon of our r
, LU'ipiH uml fierHliture .for Hie.
j litHt four years illustratcH roncln
I Hiely wliat has bf-en aet'oniplishe
ilnrlnff tho threi- year of tho huii-
I get s)Slr-in. ,
' "For llio fisr-ol yr ending- June
30, llu' last pre-lniilKet your,
our expenditures vere ri,&H,(H(M.
umi and our n;e'lptn iq,tt2itMiti,
(WMi, For the HiK-rerdln: thfee,
yer whlrh inrludes (ho year
which ends toilny, our expend I- i
lures wero 93,7jn,nuo,oori. $:i,iiy7,-,
j ofiii.ifOti and :i,-t!i7,(mo,oiMt r enp ce
ll veiy. ilerp vo show a prores-,
I sfve and consistent reduction In
expend It pres. n t he other side
of Wip ledger our reeplpis for 1W12 ;
were (l,llJ.IMMI,O0H, 1)A J-I.IHI7,-
tn.ii.iHH) and l.'iU ?:!,'.fUf,)Mt,nio.
An analysis of theso figures shows
that In t ho faro of a progressiva
red tut ion in receipts wo have slll
achlevctj u suhslunth1-! surplus ut
the end pf each of tie fiscal yi;ars
t;iM.MM),iHw for )'J22, $:iH).fini),-
uoa for 1 mid H,J."iif)iMiu for
11)24.
AiMiiils Apiinlnuilo '
''Tho uuioiinis which J have
stuled us being: the expenditures,
reerlpts and surplus for tho fiscal I
year 11)24 which ends today, ure J
only approxlniute. Wo will not )
havn iIjh actual flKMri-s until the
books' nro: finally, balanced. The
surplus accumulated at the end of
euch of the lust three fiscal years
lias been applied to the reduction'
or public debt In addition to the:
reductions required by law iy I ho i
fdnltlnir funds ami other ads. I
Without the aid of this reettrriiif?
NurphlH the piille debt wouhl bf I
$1,1110,1111(1, tutu more thup It . now '
htands. a till the interest rhartfes !
would be some $tr,On(l,flOIJ Krealer :
next year than wo shal now hnvtj
to pay.
"Aioiik ylth tills expendilnro re- I
duellpn has none u progressive re- :
ilul'Hou or the public debt with its
utliudaut relk'f front Hie bnntei)
or fnienst. n June :iit, j as i, the.
ituhlie debt v..h $L':i.it7ti,uiMi.ui)ti. I
1 In it hail been rcduci-il more
j than $1,111111, dim), nun to $-.':, !MH,-
iMM'.utMi. ini:'-j it nan im.m n re
duced more than f liiMi.iMio.iuio to
Vtz.Hi u.tiiiu, linn. In 'Jii it Imj
I been reduced amtln by more lhan
$l,mHi,ii''.iOt ami stands at an
; estimated iwuount of fL'I.S'J.otMi,
' unu which Is u reduction In three
years of """.into ami meais
I a having of Interest of more than
i $ I I'M. otto. una each year.
1 "This shows thut the Intensive
I eampain which wis commenced
three years oko Ms been waK'd
j utireleiiliiiKly. In this eampalKti
I We have hail the active coopera
ition and support of Jhe congress.
Three hudm'ts presenteil by the
chief exeeulive to- the congress
I have carried dia-Htie. progressive
I reillictlons fn their estimates for
linuls. ('onuress has uducml io
budget procedure in passing upon
these cNiiinntcs. The uppropriu- t
pilous planted have been in bar-'
monv with the financial program
of I hp chief executive." - I
Omitc.3 riuiircji.
I The nresldeuL announced that
he would submit estimates of not
more than ;:,mH).omuM)0 for ey-pi-mlilureM
In the fiscal year be
ginning July I. l'J-i. lie fixed
that figure s the muxlmum and
instructed the officers under hi in
to fliul a wuy to cut fSi.OOO.oou
from their present psltmalcs which
are of a preliminary character !
and eall for appropriations of fit,
iji:i,oMiijitio.
"If this cut is made." Mr. Cool
hlge said, "1 he surplus for the
year eoiivered by those estimates
would itpproxlmule $ lilS.imo.ooo.
lie addetl that he had faith lu the
j ability of the udmliiistrutlve
heads to accomplish ino purpose.
"We are setting the example for
reduction In the cost of govern
ment ami tor a return to ordinary
peace time conditions," he con
tinued, with emphasis. "There cun
be im faltering. Our duty Is pluin.
As we have progressed I" the iuat
three years, so we must continue'
Working for Hit People.
"When we met six months niro,"
Mr. Tooltdge said, "I stated to m
l hut this I Ik lit for ecenomy had
but one purpose that the bene- '
tils would accrue to the whole
people through reduction in taxes.
Taxes have now been reduced.
While our immediate need Is fur
tax rci'nnu, as disi burnished from
lax reduction, we must con! lnn
Hit camp.ii);u for ecenomy no as
to make posMblc further ta r-
duct ions. I
"We owe this to the people of !
our nation, to (he people vhs ,
must ,a with their toil. The v - (
lief which lius recently In eg af-.
lotded lllUNt be onlv Hie beeiniliU.
',thnt you ore making them for the
j people of our country. There
I could he no nobler cause or one
showing higher 'patritlnsni. Hear
In mind always that we ure here
as tin; servants of the people and
that only as vro servpd well aiuj
faithfully shall we succeed.
''This Insistent demand for econ
omy and rpii uel Ion - ln ; oypendl-litr-en
necessarily reoulres Increas?
j inff efficiency of .administration.
I if there 1st any r nest ion
us to the authority of (ho heads
(of ilr piirtmi nis or establishment
to discontinue or rediuy- any phase
of existing work It is my desire
I (hat; they report the- matter io
me. I he dity anil the opportunity
today of the governmeni's admin
istrators Is not to enter 'upon new
fields of enterprise. On'lhc other
hand It in tiieir duly add njtpor
tpnlty to carry on uppKiveil and
necessary activities with the small
est possible expenditure.
P "We, the admiiiistrators of the
government's great business Inler
ists, should have at this time or,ly
upe t bought and policy tox per
form efficiently Ihe runctions de
vplving upon iih under the law.
Ant we should uccompUsh this
with 'he smallest possible demand
Upon the treasury. Wo have niado
real progress In - this direction.
Our responsibility to I ho tax pay
er dcmumls further progress.
Fiscal Venr- hiartH Today.
"Tomorro'.v we com men ce a fis
cal year. We will have n, Hiiialler
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Grand Eagle
Cigars
Thpy Are Tle KpsM
Four Sies
Wm, li. Laymen, Mfrf
1517 Madison Ave.
revenue by reason of the lessening
of the burden of the lax payers
under Ihe new lax law. On the
other hand v.e will have an in
crease in pur fixed charges. The
world war adjusted compensation
act alone adds approximately
t l.12,iiim.uiiS( p pur fixed charge.!
for I !i25. A real b-'itile' faces us
hut we are organized for the light.
The bcsl i-Mtliuale today Indicates
a surplus of approximately JlT,
miO.iMUi fifr lie next flscul year.
' Vou tiro now preparing your
preliminary estimates for the fis
cal year I'Jl'i;. ur that risal yenr
It will be my purpose to transmit
to congress wsti mules of.appropria
tioij, which excluding tin iiiler-.!t
of in and reduction in the public
ihbj and t lie jiostal service, will
not exceed a total of $ I.Mm.tnjo,
opu. This tentative Minimi km is
in furtherance of my program for
progressive reduction in I he cost
pi' government
"I. e tne say here that under Ihe
budget and accounting account the
only iu.ful estimate art those
which the chief executive, trans-mini-
to the congrea:i. 1 4 is these
estimates that eall for your loyal
support. I'nless such stippori be
a-lveni 'oii nr-o not ulf6Mlfcff' W 'Imp'ortAtfce;
ol)!lffatipns io your office.
"I trust that neither the chief
executive nor tho appropriations
committees of congress will again
have occasion to call your nJten
tion to provisions of the budg-t
and accounting act. This law
must bo observed not only In llu
letter but In Its. spirit. r here
with nerve notice ngahi r.3 chief
1 executive, that I propose to pro
tect the integrity fit. my budget,
lipnvo Out Carelessness.
"We muslMiaVe no carelessness
In our dealings with public prop
erty or -''tho expenditure', of public
money. Such a condition i char
aeteri.' tie i-lther of an undeveloped
people or' of a 'decadent civiliza
tion. America Is neither. It stands
out strong and vigorous and ma
ture. We miist huve art ndmin
istrulinn v.di'oh is 'marked, nol.by
the litexielieiice of youth, or tho
futility of age, Imt b' the ch'ar
neter und ability of mjilurily. 'r
havo had' the self-control" to jiut
into effect the . budget' system,' ,t;
live under wit nad in "accordance
Willi ll., It Is an accoinpllshment
In - the ert "of self-frnvernment- of
WeSeli
Diiiiciisinii Lu m her
Ami Huilcling
Materials
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Union Box Co.
Phone Main 588
La Grande, Ore.
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nifunn t but ih AmtTiran (rovorn
nionl J8 not n sprnill lirin und lh:il
ll in not ladilliK In the Torre of
illsnoMiQn to urKanizp uml ailmin
Islix H l'in:in- In a wlinllflo
way. '
'To ninnlaln tills rondillon pills
us ronslanl ly on trial. It iiinkis
us iloiin-nBtrnle wliothrr. we are
wrakiiiiKs or wluihir w liav
RtrtMilh of rnaraftfT. I h( n)t
loo liturll tn say llial It n 1! null-
.."uro nr tHo iirtftcf and Integrity .
or me civuicntion which wo repre.
aenl. I have, a film fall), ! y011r
aMIIty lo maintain. 1 his position
ami in the will of the American
people to support you ,ha,
termination. ,,,, fh. ,
ami them. I prpw l0 mw
I inn for economy. MKn
am for morn eeennmv. i,
'!""' I''-a comiiiiu 18
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To do more, much,
nicrs. for 'tile be
reaved, family, than
they' expect : of, us,
is., the., sentiment
with jyhich-. we .asr
Binne. each- respona-.
ibillty that is. en
trunted to ps. .
AVo -.Uaderstond. ,
SNODORAS8 .
. ZIMMERMAN
' Underfakerfl
Ambulanca Service
t'bone Main 6a
WliV wk tv Ai iniii) to ai)vi:iitisi:,
A lion met a tiger
As they ilranl; liesliln tho pool .
Said tho llifox, "Tell mo why
Ifpu'ru j-fiarliiB llid a fool."
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"That's not foolish." , said tho lion,"
. With ll tli;io in ills eyi-s.
They cull me hlntr of all the heants,
Jli'causu.t ndvertlwi" '
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A ralililt heard them tnlhlnR
And ran home like a atreuk;
I!n thoilKlll he'd try tile linn's plan,
JS ;t .lils roar was a .mhiouJ . . . i.
mo - i
leheo
Had luncheon In the. woods.
So when you ' ndverlise, my friend,
fie sure you've ifot the kooiIm.
Perkins Motor Co.
Ilnescll I!liif.
LINCOLN - I'Oltn
I OltllKON
I'linnn Main r00
8,1110 I'OJlNOS MT, KMIIiV HAMS
Is Hto nfni-il sale In lai t.i'aiiilc for mm
WHY?
I'lirfl rlftllt, lllllil ,'HIT, llellelnus
week.
CHIT, llellelnus flavor.
superior hrniul on tlie'inarki'l.
The Grande Ronde Mear Co.
FOR HOI
WEATHER
II;iniiiocks
Ice C'reani 'reciters
Oil Sltivea
F. L. LILLY
Hard ware
riione Alain 85
Heart of the Season
SHOE
: ROCK - BOTTOM PRICES ON FOOTWEAR
. timely opportunity, for vacationists to choose smart
shoes at substantial savings
Because- this snlq features an extensive nssortnient
of the popular .summer styles, it is certain to inter
est those who are completing' their vacation wardr
robes. .
Shoes for rough outing wear, sports styles, and styles
for dressier occasions are till here for lioth women
and men, and young folks as well.
The Booitery Inc.
206 Depot Street Fhone Main 118
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women
G K0VER SMITH, Mgr.
PURITY BREAD
In 'the making of our bread we use only
the best western hard wheat, pure cape
sugar, sweet milk, pure kettle-rendered leaf
!ard, pure Worcester . Dairy salt r-? There,
fore a superior product.
Try It-
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWiUiams
PURITY BREAD . SUrERFINE BREAD
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La firnnilo - Joseph - Wallowa I.nko Park X. ffi.2&WS m!kJp'0JSS)Si
J. A. 1.0.,-K, 1'rop. fhono Main 774 ; BSWWWWS
Leave A. M. P. M. P. M. Leave A. M. P. M. P. M. MjifeiiMlSSlSi
Ia Grando .... D.-oo 1:00 6:00 Wallowa Lake 8:30 12:30 4:S0 KS?i!S?5iV.Jafef
l.l'lor ::.o 6:89 Joseph 3:00 1:00 6:0 X W'lll?' .'4 "''' J
Mlnam 10:30 2::io 0:30 l.ostinu a:45 1:45 :4S PS"VlISVSit VSF'i. 'h'-X-.'i-- WjB J-'''4T55ti.
Wallowa ttsoo S:00 7:0,1 Wallowa 10:00 2:00 0:00 JL f3jifl '' ' Z-'Z'-V . t-' : y :''-JK u-'"'Zl
Loatlne ... 11:15 3:15 7:16 Mlnam 10:30 2:30 B::io LfSSSSSic.. tBnF'y'K''Y'-V k " ' ' C
lova Ijike..l!:30 4:30 8:3) Qrando ...L."l2:00 4:00 8:00 V llft'ijljfaltfK m r 1 7?
si'i:xn stwn.vv at wallowa lake pauk y
Insiircil farriers Careful llrlvers - Hound Trip Itates
Stand at Foley Hotel, Summer Hotel and Savoy Hotel, La Grande.
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STRAW AND PANAMA
HAT5
CLEAN!-!) AND REBLOCKED
Wilson Bros.
Tailors
Kcw Foley Ildr.: . Phone Main 515
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INDEPENDENCE
WHEN the Declaration of Independence was signed in 177G a
new nation conceived in liberty was born. Today it is the
the greatest nation. Its power, its wealth, its progress are due to
the genius and thrift of its people.
When you open a savings account here you make a Declaration of
Personal Independence that will bring you power, success and hap
piness. Do it now tomorrow never "conies.
United States National Bank
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Thp lSjnk That -Takes-Care of Your Interests
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