THE LA". GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday. February 5, 1925.
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THE rilUIT 01'' ,THE SPIRIT Is love, Joy, pi-ace, lonif
sufferlng, gentleness, goodness, fiitth, meekness, temperance;
ugalnst such thure Is no luw. Gul. 6:22, 23.
1"oi:ti,ani. ore., (.Spciliil)
Aerordinjr (u ri'conlH compiled by
Hi- Truffle li-purtmiMil , nf the
I 'nit of I'ot f liiinl tntiTcuiLstal mil- ,'.w York.
Dismissal of Cleaver Lively
State House, Salem (By Mail). The Cleaver investi
gation is near an end. Our guess is that nothing of an
irregular nature sufficiently serious to indict Mr. Cleaver
will be found. Many of his employes have been far from
the proper persons for the job and some of their acts
have been most reprehensible. The committee investigat
ing will probably find finally that Cleaver is temperament
ally unfit for the position, that his many acts so publicly
heralded in print have unfitted him for further service
to the state, and a recommendation will in all probability
be made for his dismissal." i
Thus will end a long drawn-out investigation which has
been of doubtful value, but which has caused an alignment
in the state of people for Cleaver and the governor,!
which is proving to be a cleavage of no small size, accord-1
ing to the propaganda being received. I
Well, let that go as it looks. Mistakes are made on all'
sides by all men.
Here is a solution to the nrohibition problem in Ore
gon.' We believe "tfiVliWit'Wr neiid of that department 'to
succeed Mr. Cleaver, in case he is decapitated bv whatever Bl,i"",,n, with
. , . ,. ' !'.H7II fills feel 111' IB.L'Sli Ill'lH. 1,11111-
piocess employed, is Oswald West, exigovernor of Oi ego. i.ib. i hii mem in January 1:124
who is kmiwil to be the rankest prohibitionist in the state. '''V1:",""'"' '", '''"''",;", '-
, . . , . 1,1. . . 1 M4 '"n!l ' 1!I23 umuunleil to
When he suited at a public hearing that he would be dry 2.w..io re.-t ,,r 4.447 tons, i.,,,,,
wheh Mr. llerwig and Mrs. Uru.sh, of the W. C. T U :l,t'r "I'tpmenis .luring the month
.... - . . , . , ' ,. 1 were niiiile In New ork uinimnt-
took to strong drink, he was not fouling, lor his ivirdiiial ing, i .7r.4,2o- i.et: t ivovi
principle is' against liuor traffic and this dates back to lii! lIir nolll JV,
boyhood days. ion, r,cuitni fe.t; nrookivn. New
' : Let. Ciivmimr Pi.-iro l.m-i- II. n l,l,.lw,l ...ill. V..I , ' Vnrk. ::lM,.,l,i, frrl: llmUMe. 175,
1 " - niv. miuviivi, Ull'l IHil 411111
appoint liim proliibilion agent, and then look I'm- activity
.'D..4 ll ...III l. i.-.-i- . . .. ....
; ...... ".. v.,., f.u.oo tr milr,. t l.i. 11 doubled ilillilii; III
final me 11 rat ining u.swald West atlcmpted would be l'i v"1' "i"1 i outlook
issue 11 h-.H.-i- iiiiumiii, G,.i.w.il.i...r III-.. 11.:,.. "' ""' l'r""'i '"'' " i mmh-i-.i
January Shipments From
Portland Shoo) Increase
Intercoastal Outbound Shipments Double Tonnage
Carried a Year Ago; Flour Shipments In
crease More Than 500 Percent.
Yesterday In
Congress
bound Hhipnie ntn for the month of
imry iininunled lo 47fi Inn? com
pared witli ;tnn Iojih dnriiiK ,hi un
fix U24. Tlo.se nt'io made In
itfMion mill Phlladel
January
Ions.
llf5 iiinniintiMl li
' phm.
Wflfll nihil ul.i-n ,1 1. ...
11. in .ii-iii. it tin- iiiiiiiiK- i.iinru
OnrtliK JatMiary t!t'J4 and liiMirly
(nir Hint's hk inih-h it , January
1 1 1; :t . th,. I'iKuri'H fur I lie lant two
yuaira Iji'luf IlJiW ton and 7J"'2
toiiH. Th lurie-t- Item in thu cuflt-
CoodH In bond 'oiiNtstlii(j of
toim were
daM'd iun Ituard tship lien for
A iii'w postal 'pay and rule fn
rr!asi hilt u n-porU'd la tin
house. " k-;
Additional e-ovt'rnincnt nffenl;
npprured ticfoic tin; fcdcM'uljfrun
jury In tin; Wlni-lci cuae.
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Invcfttiation of the wheat
flour and bread hid latry wan usk-
d by Senator I'aincron of Ai
zona. ' - ...
A
Iflc-'iltion of WfiiniTl ' uirrt..'
",ll ''" poriN. .iiiinitni8 me i.iutil rlhtH cohMtlluliona
of papr fioni I'mtland ainouiili'd iiiundiiint brlorc u IiouhV com
In '(IN UH) In January I!i2fj nun. mlttee.
pared wild 2 tonn In January ii24
and none In J a n uu ry 1 ! L' ;t. 'I'h ih
Ih a t'oinmodlty in which the
movi-iinnt lias gotten under way
all of a Hiiddeu. t hee beliiff only
HiufMI Hhlpnit'iitK until the Lite Kali
of I am.- Inbound paper shipments
from Kastmn eltles umounted to
4'fi ina. This ronslatH mainly L.(,nt nf .,
"j iik Bra'"' ho'pk paper, pupr
tm if s and other paper novelileH.
I'lekles were shipped lo Philadel
phia and to Cortland, .Maine, niu-
ountiiiK tn us toiiH". There is
No wonder Adam and l-;cnii
akmg u ell. Tlicy hal no ivia
li veil. t j
The best lll jutrution of mlii-1
gled hope and feur n u layiiu:
looking for work.
m Klaslnff Hints for (iirlH A Hltlb
atruggMns while betm; kiKNed adtiu
reallbiii lo the olcuhIoii,
Hiindujr ScIhmiI 8liiei-ln(eildeiit
"I am happy to mc all thest
sIiIiikuik fats before iih tliK
morning.1 (Sudihti application of
many owder-iMffK),(
No ono la ho eonlldent as thu ;
man who knows he knows and
don't have to tell. j
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Kicking won't pet you any-j
where tout Ih, unk-fw you lutpp -uj
to be a chorus girl. . ;
Two farmers met after church i
und . the follow ins t'oiiveiatloii
tKk- pi act:
"Hear you Mild your piff yes-!
I hid j ; w lul tfe gt-l for 'iin .'"
"IJItfld thdlnrs."
''Wliat'd It coM lo rnise him?'1
"l"hld J hriNi dollars for tin-
shout and fie dollars for Uie
food."
"IHdn't make much didja'.'"
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Reformed Adventhts Are
Ready For Christ's Return
liOlSK. I. III. (HiiiM'fiil) I'.urorm-i slniM'i'ii fiillli l Hi" ll lllli nl' h.-r
St-vi'lil h l ay Ailv.-nllMlH will HM'i'l ! lui'illi lloll llial Ih.! nl rlli miil -ill
(hi! ri'luin ir I'hrlst In 1 1 worlil ! mines in iort: I ' an- lo mil iiiimi'
"Hfiiiiollini- iirt'-r iiii.lnlKht I'Vliru- j lime Krldiiy.
nry G. with iioni; ol Hit- h.'ik;iiioii-
. I Hull I makii iiiiu'h illilju". ' ' . , i.ii,. i,n
.n. b.u . h. . urri,:::
,t .Uie pig all Mum,..,-.- !8n. roslr t ,l rturd,, 7 .,
Iiae.s.
of Uie pig all Muuiiier.
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Strang It may seem. Gen,. ".Ma
of ,th6 f'lilnesu army is not lead
ing a feminist movement.
OIi; TO I'OHTl'NK IIINTKK
There la Jack for every Jill,
vi'ls said and this may be;
Hut still a Jill without the "jack
Would never do for im.
8on, paslor of the noise cnurcn
has declared.
"Th is is the first iiuiv In tdl his
lory a time imsttaKe h-is been an
nounced by the lips of a living pro
phet, while in supernatural trance"
In; continued. "t;v-n Mrs. Margaret
Kowcn's bitterest opponents, the
Seventh Pay Advent'sls. , admit she
is being b-d by a supt rnittural pow
er. Our only point of difference l
JudRe: ".Sam; the charge says!1""1 "" V !' " "'lcve she is
you disturbed the peace." being led by the devil, while we
Sambo: "V a s s u h. but Ah lluv' l,ul h,'r to VVi'ry XvHl Hnd un
wouldn't If Ah hadn't tho't It was convinced it is the powor of God.
So we believe her prophecies as n
read tliem In the bible.
The prcsou who feels Ki-ealcr! "I" Urr ui.hi:,-.s Mis
than lie. Hint taketh a city, is; Howen has utb red in the trance
the one (hal bus iiii lunr.l i-'ii.e- state she deMared:
'Jesus Th
a hole , Die."
eiiw, Italy; ovi'r the radio.
soil of tin living (!od.
will start from die h-avrn Keliru-
Deflnitlon of Hot Dog Mashiary fi and will be seen by the sulnts
with tights on. arter miilnlght of l-'ebruary (i. Af-
ter mtdtiighl Jesus is so far on Ills
We oflen wonder ff the men journey that Mis cloud is discern
ivho write tK! crosaVord puvtxleH ' ible to His wailing saints,
can solve them. "There will he no inllleufum of
' peace and prosperity oh th's earth
rasliKni iiiagiitneN tell us thai : for the eardi will b .L nmI-iI
AIJ1ANV. Oni. For the fiIMt
time In many years I he nmiilt-r
of divorces i;ranl-d in January
OlltllUUlbered tile II II I II I it - r i tiiiH
I'lage licenses lssihil. Judge ,
H. Me Ma hun jrcanled I Tt divoi c
decrees during die -last month
and only 1U marriage licenses were
Issued. ' . . - .
I'Ynil In hkI CoiulidiMi
IMMUl lilVKIt. Ore. Attn; :i
t borough investigation of an ap
proximate 1 fiO.0011 boxes ol" Ni-w-lown
export apples tilored at Tuil
bi nd terminals awaiting shipm"iit.
the warehouse I'omniillee ttf Mi"
Apple Growers association report
ed fruit in perfect condition. Kveti
a small batch of Orth-y.s. not or
dinarily of long keeping it;ilii y,
were found to be in good eondition.
roon rou TIIOI tiHT.
"What do you suppose wotil '
happen If a poor man and a ricn
one could trade places for a
lay?
The navy bill, containing a re
guest for a disarmament confer
ence. was bent to the Whit.
House.
'
Senator Johnson of t'allfornh
told the senato that for l pe.
speeututlve- reparations"
Ameilca had risked the good wll
Of Kuropc. ' .
1 , , r.;. , , i, , mo,-,,,..,,, of .His iciiim.!. '-l I'i-hIiHmiI .-oolld,
, . ' '; " Illy ... rhll.niilplHu l.h l.,,,l.-r..rst .Tlurl uld ! -l
S " ,. I i .1' I' '"!', iMilp.ii.nl, r lll,.,v for,""- Krlc nal .o.ii.iiIhsI,
itepuoiican senate leaders as-
oolldpe that
made lr
nded b;
icu It und commission.
i tlif month amounted to inf. tons) ,
. di liv-cred in New, Vork and I'hila- I The senate voted after a wran
thut Ihfi- will tit itHi .i..iit, i.. i.ir.i.i oii.i-nieniw oi enppt-r uaiy h " t -oiiMioer in open execuuv
To Mv Whiknr-nrinhMMv IVri.H.,!. I b ...... i 'ihi ve..i-. .IO were made In the HCBsion tomorrow the nomination
, , ' , , n,m" ,", I amount of I,;ti4 tons and ship- or Attorney-General Stone to be I
I love ymi, and I want to talk scrimiKly to vuti. Ytni liavo i nine shipment iM (hl. Int(!l.. , lm,nlft or niuIIB(m(,Ht, lln. Nnv a,,.,,,,,,, ,.ourt JUMlic(,4
.. ). i'"11" !. iimiMK huh inoniii nik amounted to 1,7:14 tons. The' .
iiiu nimii 111 t-aur tn- ' ' ;i.iyh.in.ti pounds balance of the outgoing cargo was
eoitipiir. ,1 wllli J.l.tM.KtMi pounds ! made ni of rnntied iroods. MiHeiira
In January 1LM and 1.mis.K:'4 1 hnrk. lui lunn hoi,.- a..:,..i.i !
,.-m.,m.:. ... 1 niniriiiiy it Ilk. slnv.s and shooks,
enure nmonill .' litpp"l 111 Inl.-l - hide:;. imi.I miim-
.& month in wliith to drink up
dices and lioiucs, and I know you have sonic liquor. After
that month the? do's oyos are set and tlu rnfoic' nicnt !
i'inti, and it will ) law riifoiconuMit." j
; Let West he paid ly popular suhsrription and draw no
;!salary from the stato. Somehow, wt cannot in( think
that we would all have a lot of fun with'such a piom'd
injf and it mijdit not ho a had id on for tin ival fiirnds1
of law onfoiccmriit U ojvo this consideration.
t S! t
Milton Miller ha:; hern chosen as a uiemlior of the
text hook commission of Oregon hy the j-ovei nor. Well,
we like Milt Miller, lie is a fine o!d friend, hut when it
comes to him sclectin text hooks for he younjr people
of this n title wt- doubt the wisdom of such a niw...diiur . .
flniild it V...U mn,i, aii 11 : ,1. 1: . ,N,XV Vn,k i"" ' i"ir..;tan
,v 1. 1 uivit- irt nuilll IIVWIJI "ir IS Hie pounds. Mobile. liSii.IMM)
child. We pride ourselves in cducatinjr that child as a
priceless heritage which can never he taken fidm him. hut
in that Hucation the selection tif text hooks is t.r the
greatest importance.
linrtbly Treasure tsv Clinrni
"l'or iMitia Men-edi-? do Alaro:
coalal poitu witH dhete. In
New York wh i'h reeeived :t,:o;:i,-1'ir-
finiitl't. Smaller shipments
weie made (, to.sii, I 'h da del p h la
and New (Hb-Mis.
Mtn-c I tonr shipped,
('lour ; -hipmeiii to mi .-reoasial
peris a in o 11 11 t ( d to .7!i.r.!Mi:t
poutbls compart 4 with 7 L' 7 . 1 tin
pounds In ,lanuar I'tVI and !.-).,
i'1o.;t';v pounds in I'ilm. This is
an Imnii'r of more than Mm per
eeilt lloslon was the larite mark-
I tor Hour n-ceiMiiK .711 S. is.T
Itoiinds, 1 li.iT h-Hff.il. South "aro
Ilua being second with t.nM.-tsu
ptmnds. Shipments of flour to
Items In smalle
wool. I'oltKOHA. Argentine t AIM
other iiniivi'lutl Moiia Mei'fpde Martlncade Alvar
ttiatitfl ies.
of this city, having reported !
j the poliee thai she had been rob
I bed of 'in earring worth $4tni. war
M"Mi(siet to ham them. the othe
(ire. I illii.t:ent euirintr lo l.l (he b
lax.M on the 1UL':t rolls .it ,ane Identilving the stolen one and run
( I,, v '"""tint to 7.7 per cent, ae- ,IK ,jntt n the their.
eoruiii; 10 a t-epori ol l.loil llowe. '
Ot limpicul ''aes ( 'onipnliMl
1:1 (;i;.vT;.
lax deputy in the office of Sheriff
Ta lor. The peirenl.u;e tl te-
linlieiiii last ear n:i.s 7. ft p'r cent.
The total a in tin lit i el imp en I tr
I!' -3 s J I I L'."'l'lMi t. iMgether with
an atlditiiiiiai $7 io.no in loreMi pa.
tlid laes.
' New ( irleans,
1 ;s.(iit!i pounds
' Shipments t
pounds.
LMM.immi pounds and
to Philadelphia,
doors during Jan-
I Hit of twenty-six prec llllllbi ill
Indian mummies examined al the
Amerieau Museum of Natural Hi
lary. sKle.n hud head lice or nits
ttf some kind.
A 111011 1 It went by nip recent I-
t he lady ret urned to police head
tiuarters and nsUed the elder for :
report on the work or the sleuths
'Che detectives were (idled III am
s-'td t,ha they had not been sue
cess fid liT,uiHf sotmdiody In pollc
hentbiuarters had stolen the sccom
earring. A big sh'tkeiip has occur
red in (he detective department.
Till: OLD HOME TOWN
tKwi-Kt t'afi Iti'lttn-l.
UHWKGO. Hie. itni.hein enlei -U
thr Osw-.To rule hoiuc time
hetweun und ti and carrletl
ofr between is and $jn in nlek
lea und cIkih-s. plp.s. tobacco an l
clgareftes in the value or ''mu
The ipentiK bv ulihb eutiance
W'UR KUllled I'e II IH til a lOVslel y uh
alt doors Hi'ic lotni. ( . ( !'; :,
muriiing w io n 1 1 Slo ppai .1,
proprb-tor. at t ! t ( i ep n tm
1 be day.
Ie-tur'r Is I nngd.
X NIVKItSI l til ii;i:o.
Kugene. .VeMobi ., tlotden
wiser,, renal d .( . , -lentists a.s
the leiider aitioiii (lie younger
American studectH of inithropolo
KV nd iot(,,:v, ),., -tuier mm
author. IM ofi-i et.iu.-H In prim
IttisiOii. H a lert 0,1 anlbio.
poloKy und k.h-IoIokv at I tie New
V01 k school for Soelal li. M an Ii
In New York city. . obtatuel
his tloetor of philosophy dei'.ee
truin ( 'ot 11 111 Ida tut ci stly. us a
lectnier oti aul hi opoloL'V at fiat
ItiHtM iiion Iiomi MM a . l:i 1,
and has leetl I tu, ,,, u
. 1 1 cm ;-. ; ,! 1 ...... , .
m
Vnull.liil Mlkil Unhid
im:i:i:i.s ,,. k,ii.m
nirKf. !'i.i i-:iit.-vi iiiii,.i,i,;,,iK-,
till' rM,,- S tiii!, f iln,
' ' l"'l r I". -Mw. kiiI, 1 ti,i ii.,r
1 " " In I 1 1.. ,,,. ,,,
uiny 11111I .. tn k.-n" Int.. . iii,v
Iiit.' Iiy CI,, if nl c,,!!,,. W1111, I,
mill imici-t- H.-iiiitiit.. iiy. 'n,,. iM
i'U miiil-l ,Mih r,M..i. My.
ociai lire nil-1 t heorb s of T Iiir that MKl'hnls or this , ty t,,
evolution at the. I nlvrrslty of ; toipptb .) them. Th. v sh 1.1 m..i.
ien. June a ioi-Ikc at l-irih and I1..1 1
ir'iron nmmiie
to July 2t.
Vr, Goldeiielier,
a native of
n ie.
to their
They were lunod
parent.
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1 Mi I citn IMnvers Stdhdt
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I'ASAPKNA. Cnl. f A l Whel
Pasadena's community play housi
opens April I. the drat attrtictior
w ill be a play u hleh probabtj
never ould have seen the Toot
llfrlits hat) it not been fttr m un-
j usual rcum t made by the play
house directors. An uppeal vtus di
rected tt all members of the lra
j miitlsts Guild oT the Authors l.ea
1 tzue to stibinH rejected manuscripts
( and II Is from these plays, turnet'
.down by Hrouduay producers, that
l the directors expect to find th
: oteiilnR vehicle.
1 The playhouse, a civic venture
Jwas hid It at a cost or isttii.tHMi, alt
of . w Idch was rdsed by populm
siittscrlptioii. It w 111 be run on 1
uin I'toftt l'.t."i, and. ts publicly
inMinl under perpetual trust.
j klnnirtlb IntllMti N Held.
K I. A M ATI t I AI.I.S, Ore. -t lar
' ence K. Mnw, Klumath Indian
I v-un Itoiml oer to the federal
i grand (to un tier rou bond foi
aliened fomery of the name of
i Fred A. Maker lo a rheck for
j Mr. Kak'-r Is stlpeHntelideht or
' the KbiniHth Indian reservation.
Mow tn alhtfrd to have rushed
I (lie foit'd check st a small ru
1 e-t on the resrvstton.
pllt kirls nre in Mle. We the end of laan yeaiH the world
thought lliry were Just iiccithnts w ill be ch-ansed by fire.
"V.'i :ire iu:.iOm I'rl.h.v e:Oin!v
joyously, as one awaits the eom
inr: of a best frieml. We shall not
prat her on the housetops or die
hills, wear eseension robes nor per-
I form any of the ridiculous antics
1 looked for by our eneinh s. We
Whut lids country -needs is few- 'Bhall -:ii-t nsratlomil human beints.
er schools for the deaf und duiniij mvettii'r together, ul our r.rKttlar
and more for the strictly dnmh. meetinL- place to ustier In the mid-
Tin? stmt hern most permanent y
inhabile spot in I he world 'in
I oniric Island in t he South 'ork
neys. where employ es nl' t he Ai -
(V( i;ciitino MideorobKical Service live.
I iiese auibpie hunters are some
times aniiisiiiK. A hundred yeatK
from now some of the things they
buy will be a him lr-i yea is !.
SIMIM.I2 MIXTl'KK
SUKI'RISKS LAtJKANDH
Obituary
r.M!,V I I l.l.V I'ltl.l'Alddl
' -Khnplri("htiVHt'h'ol'dk ' bitrli'."
nesinin Nitlph. c. p;, glycerine, ele.,
as mixed tn Albrika. reliev s nnv
nlKht htiur with prayer and praise.", cast! kus on the stomach unless '
due to deep-sealed imis. The
I lieas;int and Ol'll'lv m-llini i!1
if I'ATCHOtilK. N. Y. (AT) Six ' Kiirpris- you. liecaijHe A'lteril.a
'iiiiembers gf Kobcrl Heidi's family is such an excellent intestinal
I"! 1 MU-'TH ANN YOI Nt ' ,,M 'Mos residents of this cvacuant ltls wonderful for con-
The .remains oi'm.-h. Klizabel 1, I ;,UM H,,'V . '""'nun-j stipatio,,---it ode,, works'!,, one
Vim Yotinir ,o nass .wiv i'hy' "'Pleted preparation Wed- hour ami neve.- initios. Hllver-
he rtshjLn to the mil.cnium. i thorn-Wright !,. Co,-A.iv.
Krltz Preas. ut AUalla. Wn, ah in U'"ir U,'U'r Hl,,m' ..
1 1 : o'clock Tuesday morning, ar- i"'''n' "'" "Khl Thursday;-
r'lved In txt Grande Wednesdav i ,,,KMl-
jvenlriVuiid ure at the Snodruss I I'eidt. known amoiu; his iieiKh
s: .iinniiTmall Funeral Service ' '"" 1!S 11 fon-h'intletl man. s dd he
.Mirlor where the funeral will he!"1" le a pilKrimaKe up 1, near
held Krlday afternoon at t o'clock. ''' 1,1 11 o'clock Tlnus iay
nterment will take place in the ! niL'ht to be reatly for any eveii
1. O. O. V cemetery' itualilles. Willi the coining of
Tfie deceased. w?io was horn ""s- 'e s:iid. a chmd-eharlol
April ;8. lHIitl. waw Kb years o( would call hir hlnrat l lie hill and
aionths and etKhl days or itk'c. itinl ! transport him, his wile - nd theit
.eaves to mourn her loss lite fnl-j Tour children lo Hollywood.' Oil.,
owint? children; J. . Youiik. j home of Mrs. Mainiin l W. Iiowen.
Grande: Mrs. 11. Williamson, leader or the Utile band, which has
Knterprlse; It. I,. Youni;. Teloeasel; I ' mmim
.Mrs. Alice Iterthram. I'orllaiitl;
Airs.. J-yits Vreas, Altalia. Wasii.;
lrs. A. I-'. Winans, llidlinmui m.
Wash.; Airs. It. A. IHxon. J.
101111K. II. Youny. W. A. Youn
md J. H. Young, all or UiUanl
re.
, , , . , j I Jill's stop millions nf coMsrvrry winter
IM'A.NT SON srt'Cr.MIJS 1 an(' m a4 urs. They end headache and
Marlon' Arthur 0"U-arv. the be- ! fevcr- TpC" th toK tone the whole y.
ovetl son or Mr. and Mrs. A. '.
Vlx'ar diet) at the family lomie j
it llilM K fivenue, lasl evening at .
die termination of u brief Illness. !
nused by an adack of pneumonia. I
tie was 13 days old at the time of
lemise. j
l-unerat sen ices w ill be held to- !
morrow morning at the home al
:30 o'clock and burial will take
.dace in the Catholic cemetery, j
The services ure In charge of the j
W. II. Itohnenkamp Co.
By millions ended
tem. Use nothing les reliiMe. Cold and
Grippe cll for prompt, efficient help. Be
arc you pet it. .
AtldmwiMi l-t' rriee30c
CASCARALOUININ
Get ked box
with portnJt
A
Reliable
Bank
Ri'linliilily dial iiiciiiim i
la'lpruliivss ;is woll as
surety no matter whal
the enieriiencj-. !
La Grande
National Bank
Sound, Kelialde, l'rouievsit:
More than 11 fourth of the Swedish-born
farmers In the I'nited
llMtes are In Minnesota.
Woman hititb:r'-r sTiitem-vd in
Adi Ian. Mb h. Had ha ill -4! i".i
i-Mst'S of le"r In one year. Work-
Iny too tmrt tl ruin her htalth.
Ford
Commercial
Delivery
S'FAKTKIt
A l CONDITION
I'AINT NKW
Perkins
Motor Co.
D. M. C. Thread
ni.ACK. WH1TK und COl.OltS
MAI! ItlUKAK in .M.I. , Dl.l, js"
Kuril
V. M l,
Kii.li
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frocli.'t Tr.-a-l
SialiiiM-.l Klt.'lx-n To.Vfln
!:"""' v ,r.' ,,;,.:,
1 on, pail 1 ,,,. m;,. from e.l KrH,l,- e i-i,-, ,1 ii t r,v
Norton's Kiddy Shop
MARKET JOfL'5 GROCERI
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I'MONK MAIN 759
ImcsIi Salmon, Halibut,
Crab, Clams and
Smelt