La Grande evening observer., July 22, 1925, Image 4

Wednesday, July 22, 102.1.
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i It's unfair to criticize a man's clothes. He may e
Supporting an automobile.
I If, as it is alleged in some quarters, it is now a question
fcf: loyalty to Adam or the ape, some people will insist on
standing by the latter, considering the grduge they owe the
first man.
' Uaw enforcement in this country will never be any
thing to brag about until there is reasonable assurance that
1: proper penalty will follow an arrest. Slapping lightly 'on
the: wrist or lightly on the pocketbook leaves only an im
pression of weak and insignificant authority.
" OUT OUR WAY By WIIJLLtMS
soo AiKrr jos jump , s " 77'"'-
GOT A RIGHT UP IN I fcOWTOD.
VNuRrW HORSE. ' ?Jt??L
-rH--TiME 1 WA COME DOWN, 1 ,s-v.. t-IKE. AT WEN Ti-WLRI
OOC 1 WA'U. UNO I (CVO ' I LEARk11k1 WOO
iCTv Ri&vaTON A NICE V GOT IT PRtTVV '
;St!SsfMiasl-B jy Is
TV4P soft SPOT. .
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'lLSUXILi anr ininnrnrn
AHLIVIUHULhLU,
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B
TICS TO
l DISCUSSED
'iThe statement of the Iowa state auditor recently that
lovva is headed for bankruptcy unless n program is im
nujdiately adopted for the building of permanent hard loads
is ipot far from the truth. The expense of moving crop.i
Jo 'market over mud roads in such a huge agricultural torri-
li.r-v lu fronionflm w Horn in flromin ultlinlKvh wo nm lllll-
, 1 .1 , 1 1 , 1 1. j ,1 1 I "Whnl's Unit l-.lrl dolus Willi n
flciiorl with n lnro-n nniuion ttiMPlil.pnnoss. IniTP. ih tin fliotrl' 1 .........
factor-influencing prmiperity so much as -our. perHiiinniitL- VT.io. i.ou.oi,iuiUiu:!.'.C,al-'a,
I.I-L. .l....l.. .1 1 11 ll.T I.IIUIIMK I...K
fuu;nwtttv&. iuuiii'iu jiiuiuuiib uiiiaiiu 1111.-111.
On
OFFICE
CAT
TRADE HANK Ba.
JJvnhts
it is Tin: iu;st ri.ci:!
"My (itMtdiM'ss!" ivmnrkt'd
old gent Irm All s v stnpiM'd the
yiMin l4l with o fliM" fulfil or
Inml. 'Vnii'vf hud it wvy mic-"v.
fill day, iiiic man. UIh iv did
you ralrh nil lliow I Mi?"
"Jnt wiiik down thai pulh nmrk
l,rlsnu nml Hl """
til on (umi' 10 n imiitv 'Ti-i'vpa-i-s
WIH IU IMiJM.fiif.tl,' A li'v yards
fat I hi-r 011 thfif'H a Niu pool hi
Ihr rlr inniUM 'No l"Mhr Al
Uiwcd mid tli. ro jmi aiv, hlr!"
', JiiHtU'i' Slont ttiiy; tin KnifUnp
pruliltiitton apnl ho1l lie sinit-tt-n
hip and thiffh, bm tiny dun't
carry aiiytldnj: on llir tliish.
In some sfctiims at leant
Heavy Ixis.ms IttiM'rlfil
s n K A N ( AI) l'm s t f i its
iu nurthrrn Idaho and norllnast-
rn WanhiiiKton win- continuini;
to tip read Tmrsday 111 valiinhh
i UinlH'r ailrr d. Htruyhig two
lumber tamps within the last -'4
hour a.
Tin lire on tin Panhandle l.uin-
her company liotdini:. near Huby
W1LUAMSTOW.V, Muhs. Al'
Problems of International Inter
est runglng from the Medtterrano-i
an artti und ltuly to limitation of j
armaments, and from aKrtculturej
and population increase ta the for- 1
elh-n policy of the United Stutes will!
coiim up for dlHcuHSlon at the fifth
annual session of the InHtitute of I
I'ollUrs which will open at Wall-
ims College July I Miring the!
month the institute will remain in
session, five lecture courses will be
delivered, two general conferences
will be conducted und eisht round
table conferences held.
Htatesmen and scholars of na
tional und International repute
from Kuropc and America will
participate in the discussions. Po
land, France, Great Jlritaln und
Italy will furnish seven of the lec
turers or leaders and the United
States, eight. Their fields range
from the relations between nations
to geology and biology. Among
they lecturers fount Alexander
Hkrzynskl. foreign minister of Po
land, is listed.
Meet. Thrice Weekly.
During the four weeks from July
'li, when the session gets under
way, through August Tl, each of
the eight round table conferences
will meet three times weekly. Of
a total membership of approxi
mately in the Inutitute. only about
25 arc assigned to a single round
table conference. Kaeh of those
attending is chos-m us an authority
In his field, capable of contribut
ing constructively to the discus
sion. Each, of the two general confer
ences will meet twice weekly. These
meetings ure open to the entire in
stitute und instructional staff.
Presiding over each of the confer
ences, genep.il and round table, it in
announced, will bo "recognized au
thorities on the various topics."
Count Antonio Cippico of Home.
Italian senator. Fascist leader and
supporter of Mussolini, will con
duct a lecture course on "The Med
iterranean Area of Italy."
Ilobert Mason. French banker
prominently identified with th-
MONTKKKV. Cal. (By the As- operation of the Duwos plan.
koi iat cd 1'reM.s) The body of u w ill conduct a lecture course on
man believed to be Chris Oerlch, l"pcacp Problems of France."
Moss landing- tifhermun. und sup-) William K, Happard, formerly
posed informant against a ring of of Harvard, professor of Keonomic
rum runner.s operating in this vl- History nt the University of eGn-
iimp of Hie I'wtlick J.uui-
Peopl
lurches
tTho sale of one of the host farms in the Grande Uoik
vajlcy yesterday to a practical farmer who comes hero to
make u home and an agricultural success is a definite indi
cation of the return of farm lands and farm values to
jiiifitallo basis. Land prices are on a reasonable level
rgiiin and crop returns arc sufficient to attract the man who
Isiwilling to work for the future. No better land can be
found in the Northwest than is available here in the valley
jiritl.renl estate sales should be recorded rapidly in the com
ing months. It is only one of the many indications that
the. agricultural depression is a thing of the past and gen
eral prosperity dependent so closely on farm profits is
lapidly returning.
' THK POSTAL DKKIOT.
i There, is no cause for public consternation in l'ostinastel
Cnueral New's prediction of a ? 10,000,(100 deficit in his de
railment for the year beginning July I. Neither should it
provoke I-told-you-so's from the opponents of the recent
inerease in postal salaries.
-The history of the pnstoffiee department shows hut few
years in which the leceipts have exceeded the ope rati rg
Maybe one time n xbl had mi nn
rtcnlti!; drrs us litrge ns her bath
ing MiH, hut we were nb-ent.
who sleep on sb
blloilld live lu
oping
clea n
IcitilheH jiie mm timllsh, anyhow.
Tot s feel much le llrr w In n you
!i them jus! loam at l uge.
".should e have female arehl
lectK '." is bi inn diiieusMi'd In a dully
pap.T. A male cynic uupaiitonably
prot ists that there are unite
on on rh designing women about al
ready. "Offlcvr. IT I Ma on till- .i-eel
will II Utke me to the r.iblte II
briirj V" i
"Vej-. 1110111(1, If im keep mov-
Sin 's a fanner hu.n, so w e call
her Tlllle. -
nere.i
men.
Th
be
lone
The I irv canyon fire leaped its
trench Monday but was controlled
again. It has burned over SatiO
nei s and is being fouglit by a
crew of 1 7 T.
!Uil a mil
m i.o i ml' lomtv to Hitrrouim i ne . ..... i
iinaw wfcibij- i lr. in ihe KaHiksu j dentally. - U
national Torest, ulth seven and a T,u. tin(jinr of the body came
hnir mile.-i of trench. Tht' Smith l..u ,.tt......,n. f ,.iWti fh-iit
creek fire, north of Honners Ferry j bt W(1(,n R ffiinff (lf rnn .niam.r Jot:,r'
htiuio, is sum nurnmg siow.y an-i ,,ml a citizen posse, in which
huving covered an urea of 1 1 ", ! m, mber of the posse was killed,
acres, other fires In the Pond j -
o'lielile natiomii lorest were "-XT Mnfllfifl ImDrOVlSCd
norleti to be unlet althouk'U not aM iNCW -IVltUHUl ll1ipiUWM.ll
are under control.
NOVELTY
BROCADE
SILKS
Jacquard Patterns and Satin
Striped Crejies in
TANS '
GREYS
BLACKS
$1.25 - $1.50 - $4.75
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
WitNli., which il.-.-lroy.Ml 11 liimlwr I ' ' .......... ,, .,u,t oi im- ra-
cmnp anl thr.- million f.-t or ' Hlkhom H ouKh near Mow Uin.1-1 ,,., Mnnd.il.-s Commlraion of
In. Mondav. was ln.rninir In 7i).i.)n'' yt'su-rduy, conit-U.-nt yllh lle the 1.,-usm- of Nations will Ion.
s or liml.-r ami follBht by 170 i ? 1 ' . . on .ni.Tnauonai ii.-.aiions
h. ll. vcJ 10 I..- Involv.-.! In boot- Count Kkl!!j.nskl lviM
ifsriziiii uiiiitie in una I'tviun. t i ..... t.i
r company in I .y . anyo.., n.-ar . r. ,,,, wa3 ,n sm. condition 'r'?,..", 1 "i
,, ,... ha, b.,,, ,.--roy.:l.,,na, it coulJ not .. imnu-dlat-ly "!' Jl
identified. jtory" .will be discussed In a ser-j
A week HBO the body of Mae of i,,,.t,ires bv Kelix ValvL e.ll-
C.erlch, wife of r.erich. was found tor um! founur ,)f Uu. Kevu'e l'oli
on nit! neacn some uisiunce iroin
I Moss LnnditiB. and nn autopsy
of trench remained coul(, not ,)vterniine w hethec. she
World Affairs" will be led by
Charles K. heith. author, and
professor of peoloKy at the I'ni
veralty of Wisconsin.
"The Limitation of Armam
ents' will be discussed at a con
ference conducted by Sir Freder
ick, Maurice, military historian,
Htrategist and critic, who was
chief director of military oper
ations for the Rritish War Office
from 1915 to 1913.
"Outstanding problems in Inter-American
Helations" will be
the subject discussed at a round
table conference led ' by Leo S.
It owe, director-general , of the
Iun-American Union.
Mernadotte K. .Schmitt, profes
sor of history at .the University
of Chicago, v.-lll lend u conferen
ce on "Some Political I'roblems
of Kurope."
"The Mediterranean Area wit h
Special ltererence to Ihe . Arab
Countries' will bi discussed by
Arnold Toynbec of London , 1,'ni
verstty at another round table
conference. Mr. Toynbee is
professor of Hyzantino and Mod
ern Greek language and history,
was formerly connected with the
Political Intel Ileal depart meiil of
the British Koreign office und
was a member of the Hritish
delegation at the Paris Peace
Conference.
Tho opening exercises of the
Institute will be held on July
1M after registration which be
gins on July lias been completed.
LOSS IIKAVY IN .OKTIl
WALLAI'K, Idaho -Nearly tilHi
tbjue Internationale,
One of the two general con
ferences will be presided over
by Lionel Curtis of Oxford Uni
versity, editor of the Hound
Table Magazine and chief sec-
of the Irish peace Con-
fe rente will be "Th e 1 tri t ish
Commonwealth." Mr. t 'uiiis
will provide experts on the var
ious parts of the Kmpire to as-
i sisL In t he romlurl of t he iliseiiM.
l1Or latching; UiriglOlCS in n the conference proceeds..
i l lie other generi'l conference'
will be conducted by George 1 1. J
Hlakenle", professor of history!
r. in the tttnher iiinirlrt ;iloiiir imiiril the hiutieh. an iron crosd is and international relations at
jibe north fork of the Coeur d'AI- j fastened securely. A large knot' Clark University, and wilt hnvv'
!cne river. 4(1 iliib-s north of Wal- would do as well but an Iron cross as its subject "The Recent For-1
lace, have been burned over by avas used In the urinal experiment, etgn Policy of tip nited States.' ,
forest fire which started Sunday The cible is held as taut es A round table conference on
night, forest orfkdala reported possible between mooring ship and "International Justice" will lie
lu re. i-iunch, about ft furlong npurt. Just presided over by Jesse Slddal
Panned by high winds the blano ut the water's surface. Iteeves, author and professor of
jumped the river and was burn-I ''he dirigible, approaching, drofs political science at the Univer
tng southward late Monday night. Jj(fl tn,, as (M.fori., hut at Its lower ,.ity of Michigan. "Agriculture
More than IM'O men were fighthu: is a 8niiPi Urge enough to en- and Population Increase" will be
the fire. close the cable but too small to slip I discussed t a conference con-
After burning oer more man . (. . . (, ot the dueled by Kdwurd Murray Kust,
BUY PROTECTED
Firestone Tires
Perkins Motor Co.
Thane M-500
Corner 4th and Adams
(Contlnu.-d from Tsire On,.)
i'lt-anlni; u i-rnp irnnlanls, lil-
llrr. rut.h.sh. ami we.-.l plots aid
mat.'rtally in .-l. anlni: out tilt-
l.'iirwlK p. -st. tin' (. A. .'. cxp.'ri-
' t ....lit vt:ill.in h:.x f r ,i I, .1 Tll.-S.-
CoiiL..iiiul many years willi defieits in excess of that est:- !i. !.. ..r i.tuw an- indine an i
! bn-.'.ltnt; plai t H. Vacant los.s in
carwlc iltKlllctH arc Koo.l li-fu''
Kronnds for Hits p.st. Premie
liiijtcd for the rurient year. A postal deficit is of no pa"
ticlilar iniiortaiici
Conjrioss lias dojvjcdly refused to allow the postoffire
department a pi of it. As soon as it promises a surplus
I'oOfrresa has slashed postal rates or increased the salaries
of :the postal employes. There is no law rcquiriiip; the de
partment to make a profit or to bivak even.
JThe budget director and the postmaster neneral are, and
fchfu'.d he, interested in seeing the postoffice d.-paitment
opepitcd without a loss, hut there is nothine; in postal de
I'.cits to concern the taxpayer. What the nation wants is
nn. efficient postal service. It makes little difference whether
thai rervice is paid for thieUKh the stamp window or tlu
tax: collector.
! According to News own figures the i;rj(i deficit should
represent n considerable improvement over the estimated
deficit for this year. Last month post offices in .r0 cities
i'lereascd their receipts by 1 per rent and 50 other
offices showed incroaes of 111. ." per cent. There is noth
ing to prevent a further inciease in receipts.
acres ,if forest in the SI. Joe
river dislriet. tnilcH Ko.ilh ! j
Wallace, the tiic as i-.'tiorlcd un
der control. I
launch. I Harvard I.ioloKlst and author of;
The dlriKihle Hlccis across the j works on physiological chelnis-j
e::lile. at rlKhl anKleii. The snop. Iiy. Kduln K. tiny, former cdi
swishinu Ihro.iKll Ihe waler. hits, lor of the New York Kvenlncl
onens and closes on the culilc. The I'ost. nov professor of economic!
licjKvslt.s (ind HcMMircos launch Instantly heaves Its end. , history at Harvard, will conduct.
Of lUlnhs nt llltll Maru l..r(1B3 ,,n,i u. overboard. a round table conference on the
.ST. PAl'U Minn, t Al'l Depos. j .r(l. j.nal sj,i,.s nlonB the cal.lc j "Keonomic Kecovery of Kurope."
its and total rcHOuree.s or Ihe banks j un(i (.r0ss comes onboard A conference huvinff for ita
or Ihe min d .Stales are liir-in-i- (,,,1,. tilc cable fast, and then. In FUbj.'Ct "Mineral Hespurces as
than cer before, and MKuns Ktv-i. . moorinK ship calmly reelslNeu' i:nvlronmental l-'aelnr In
en i-cflect a:. It whole a healthy
LADIES' SILK FIUER HOSE
$1.00
LADIP;S" CHIFFON HOSE
lligh-g-rade quality pure silk
$1.75
GIRLS' SUMMER HATS
i PRICE
Age 5 to 10. l'rlced . .. 7.v lo S:. .VI
Ucpular Trice 11.5U to $.r.mi
L.l)li:V Ifl-Itlll tltl.TONM: I'AUASOI.S
HelTUlar J3.00 sellers: now $..v)
Norton's Kiddy Shop
liCTjlliln In Infnjil.s' mid Children's Wear
. oteiilioil of that nation's banking I
uisliliitlons. It. N. Sims, pecretary
Ireasurer of. the National Assoeia-
leaned no In the tall f.ivor n pel- tion of Supervisors or state hi.llKs.
son mash ciimpaiaii that will era-I told the annual eotnenllo er the
dleale er r. ri t K- i.ilm.- the pest. iiB.vi:illon li-re Tiwialnv.
In Ihe dirlRllde.
MARKET J0E'S GROCERIES
rhonc Main 739
u
; DROMEDARY FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT
:10c per tin.
; Wonderful for salad, cocktail, or dcsscrl.
; I'ive servinita to the tin.
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Till-; OIT MI.NTIONKI .la. Ii of sll Trailrs In lill rt.inl In
tliev ili. ol spr, Inllml len. Mtnex John Wris rhlrl iliarlfr
irwlcr on Katie Ileal 4T. nwrrlii! an nnrviierled s. o. S.
L lnn lkj Helen Kreili tk!.s lair taller upon llilplioifj.
Defense Expenses in
Scopes Trial $25,000
P.VYTON. Tenn. (API A mla
detneanor caye. carryiuK a pen
alty to the KUilty often.ler u fine ol
t no ind costs of the trial bronchi
an expenditure lo the defenders of
John Thomas Scof.es or approxi
mately 15.""".
The actual court cosls an- esti
mated nt well over 3" or more
than treble the fine assessed by
the coutt.
Ity far Ihe Krca!. St expense of
the trial, however, lias been the
cosls of hrinylllR" expert witnesses
who were not allowed to testify,
ironi tlitferent ports of the coun
try. defniytnK their railroad lure,
their hotel bills and niallitnliilior a
home for them In Uaytotl utter
their iirrivul here. Members ol Ihe
defense counsel Tuesday estimated
the cost to approximate betixeen
I'.i.hiMl und 1::.iho
I .v 1 ' 'J
l'or jul SII.P9 vn.i can hu.v
imioiikIi slraiKlit Krahi.sl. narrow.
The Wealthiest Havi
Saxmgs Accounts
Attorneys on both sides of the- fclhi-lrlwl HcHisIa l lr I I.Hirln in
C.-C. It has been announce.!. Inr-, n-nimr inir umi km. inn. or il(
their own expenses and served ) ""l cheaper Job. we liate
wtthont f.-cs. ' ,'''r n.H'rtiur that would ciisl J
The compieooii ei ine retom
its presentation in Ihe hiKher courts l'n rass two mis r sp.i.l..
v lll add v-veral other thxuiun.l i wrml.l nu ilmlbl flm.r the ssIkmV
dollars to the defense expenses, tt.lKMi-e.
IS estiinat.-d.
i . r. t;i i:s ji m; u. 1 mus
II, sum. I'alnt, n.r iralloti.
I'll,,- lhilli(x lumber. ;,A.M1 r
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
NKW Yt'liK l.vri -The 1'nlon
rHctfic increased Its June net op-,-ratiui;
Ines.uie $S4il.:.;. to I3.13C-
i,'i. ,k V, , ....... .it if. -I "The INxsr Man'. Krsrnil'
51.C1 .., .ser.U thousand j PPsX lMimlry. I hon, M-5IS
dollsrs less, aeeordlng lo XVu I Q tsuuday DuslufisS
slrvvt uuutfuuLvuixus.
You can place your money lu many
enterprises.
You can risk It in clow ins "lni. ht
lii. liis" with the promise of rh h ilisl
dends. You can place It in your ba'is.
assured of safety und I per cent Int....
est that is paid.
When ou deposit your nrt.n.y hi the
lal tlrande National Hunk you are clllul,
I11K the ladder of success.
In years t ,.,,, OJ , (
n.inclal coiufort.
Keuln now. Take an llncnlory of
youraelt. S,lvc r.Kulurly tt tew Uolluis
each w e. k.
Step In here today with your savl,,K3
und be one step n. ar. r su.c ss.
el.lHI slaits nn a,-c,Hiiii:
''Dccausc they
were w ise."
La Grande National Bank
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