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FRANK B. APPLEBY..
.....Editor and publisher
HARVttY F. MATTHEWS...... Business Manager
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OOD KEMEMBKUS "I nm the; God of IJpthel, where, thou
inointesl the: plller; now arise, net thuu out from litis laud,
nd return unto the: lund of thy kindred." tieii. 31: lit.
PRIZE.
i here nro two sides lo every
question; Yours und the idiotic
one.
"KcOlcllltlUll l II 111 I hi rrillll tl. (O
lU k up MrkW killed." Tin jury.
no doubt, laid life death o iiaiitial
vmuHLH. -
"11 have found the men nest man
at last." '
"Who? What did In' do?"
"Hu's dear, and has never told
hU barber." J
"IT PAYH TO AliVKItTISIi
A lion met a tiger . .
As they drunk beside it pool. '
Said tho tiicwri "Toll nio why i
Your roaring like u fool?"
"That's not foolish," said the lion,
AVtth u twinkle In hin eyes
"They rail mo klnpr of all the beasts
lb-cause 1 odvcrtlHC,"
A rabbit heard them talking
And ran homo like u Ktreuk.
Hv thought he'd try the lion's tHi
Hut his roar was u squeak. "w
Aj fox canje to Investigate
Had luncheon In the woods,
Ho when you adveretlse, my friend,
He sure you've got the goods.
.
The iiinn uliolmyn tin dres if-1
iwilliMff for II to lie Mioru-r if
will only-wear It longer.
fTho great traiiHcontlnentur tnilns
now ar ey nipped with bathtubs.
All provident people' will now ar
range to travel on Salurday so as
to get their money's worth. j
v. h -si i ' - : .
Janu'H anil l-ronuril ' Lyons,
InolhorN, Hhol mid killed lnl.'c-
'llf Frank Midruth nl lliivnnii,
).. when he wi nt to urrc-Ht tlicin
for Htmllng-. 'Hhi'y mcuiwd- In a
Hl'ilt'ii milo. Now Ihi-y im tiu-ilc-r
nrri-Ht nt. Aliiruu, Mich.,
hrre u KHi'rirr'a powi- (-aiitiui il
tin-in nrii-r lln-y shot und Bprl
oiiHly wound..! i:iirf or I'ollt-i-MrKrnxlii.
Jiiiiii h Lyons Is iibovt-:
.lA-onard In-low.: .- ' .
, J.i..- :.i'bn- 'rtli.. itiilul
not. lii llhi-r doi-s sho snlli, yet Solo-1 ,' !..!.. , . ,
More anrT'moro the trouble in China defines itself ' as a, i ''" b'' m v"r vcniun-d on si. patik-k's livi-ninif.
out wltll bo row rlollii-s on. . V- vi"iuii,-i ., i-. i uui-ll, ami
. e . ,, j 1-- SC.Tfrndl w-ero scli-clid lo art
.Tl'iii man who knows It uil doi )","' J"dK' s for I ha d. l.ato lu-ld In
nH know onn IhliiB. H ilo.-n't ,l ov-; " :t of th w.-,-k. , .,
'know lmw .many pooiilu yearn to H M,uu'' ' "H- .rornii.- im-in-
IU m Mr of tin.- I'nlon blirli school, but
J whoso home Is now In Wiisliinitton,
JIM ill Hot l-nki- and fron, Inli-Hl rt- 1
.ports sin- Is still vc-ry. ill. . i
J .Mrs. Wiilti-r Carrli-o Is linn-from '
jKiiici-no for u short visit with ie
j Inllvt-s und frli-nds.
' Thy liast pri-shli-nts of Pn-stor '
lti-lli-f Corps -wore lioslrsjt-s lo the
lotln-r ini-inlicrs nt. a covrri-il dish
dinner n't llm K. P. hall on Hutur
day. All present reported u vi?ry
jonjoyalilu time.
" !' ' ' , Mrs. John I-;. Ilurnelt who pass-
At their reuillur meeliiiK Wed- e, uwuy ul the Ornnile -Itiinile hos-
m-Kduy nlKht the locul. Rebekiih pltatj lust Weilnesduy. was burled
loilKe. entertulnud u number . of n ijn- I'nlon cemetery Friday' lif-
meinbers and urler thu ti-riAon, followlnir a funeral 'Acr-
losed a larue number of vicif'at the Coik Hrothers miiler-
from the
UNION
L
ODGE
HDSUOIN
euntinuation- of the struggle between those history-old rivals,
Russia- and Japan, which the . Teace of Portsmouth inter
rupted but did not settle. Kut for the conflict between
Russia and Japan, peace might now reign in China.
5 " Before the war and revolution the foreign policy of .the
Russia of the czuis was controlled by the country's need
for warm-water ports. 'Russian commerce under the soviet
government feels no less- the need for year-aiound harbors.
Japan's population long ago reached the saturation point
of , the country's territory, so her national problem of first
importance is territorial expansion. Manchuria has been
the "apple of tho eye" of both KussjVund Japaii for more
than a score of years and the center of civil wars and other
domestic disorders fomented alternately by tho two neigh
boring powers. 1 i . , , ,
.; Tpi Russia, Manchuria offers the warm-water ports of visitinK i
ehiih aha huu c,irh iiniul TV T.,n..n f ..rr . .... "".)'
.,.v .....i iuujui, i-i.ue.nui 111 unci a uii-p,,,, were: called Inlo mu null taking puMors. '
limited hrea for Colonizatinn hv lipr nvprflow rwinnlntinn land helped the members enjoy u ,...1 . , ,..
And ill addition to the nttmctinnfi. Afnnphiivin is nntnnUntlv . iff.!. . . . '! J... i. ... Oreaon AKrlcol(urul CoIMkc Wni In
. , t -v.. .jiail .was ui-uraieu mi i . , . . n-i.i... , .....
honor of the Hay and some of the v)i)ju,u ,h0 , ., ,,,, g I
social ev nia were also of . rha n - () ,1,,-h-Vork I ller
l.ne In color only. Afler a t-ouplo .r,a,,., .,., , ,.,
The Soulli Si'houl has sol 'April
Hi as th9 dale for the presenlallon i
Lovely Spring Silks of
Intriguing Design
Silk prints in ' geometrical and floral de
signs are smart indeed if they come from La
Grande's Leading Store. Here we have for
your selection a number of silk materials in
the newer colors so popular with Milady if -she
be well dressed. i .
.The colors, navy and pastel colors, are
equally popular. Be sure and visit our store
if you want the smartest in dress trimmings.
$2to$3M
Smart Flannels for
Sports Wear
In 'all widths, from 27-inch (o
5 1-inch in the season's choicest
colors, soft grays, browns, tans
and blues. Tweeds and Kasha
flannels are equally favored for
all sport wear, especially in the
lighter shades of tan, rose and
blue. ,
$1.75 to $5 a yd.
Satins
Radiums
Prints .',
New Rayons for
Spring Dresses
Plaids, checks, stripes and
charming bordered patterns in
rayons in colors and combina
tions that fairly speak of a new
season. These dainty fabrics are
sure to find favor with the home
sewer for her springtime frocks.
$1 to $1.50 a yd.
Taffetas
1 Crepes
Broadcloths
N. Ke Wmt & Go. ; Inc;
La Grande's Leading Store for 25 Years.-
iwealfty, although undeveloped; islequal in area to Iowa,
Nebraska, Minnesota and the Dakotas, and is as well adapt
ed ttWIfHWIItUit' a.-"lfTWrnWTririeileiill'tt!B)i,,,It lit llWWWi
innnnM -4ht ri.l... ..U:..i. j - J.-..1 1 1 IKOod. liiue lln.-. coilllulUee
uiai Uli: zlllliuic IIJVVC UUIIIVHIUU U UlSllUSl. "1 juc,. About seveiily-flve
lear or tue ipreigner. . 1 hey have good cause for their pres
ent State of panic.
served
v , s REVISING MATHEMATICS.
The news' that the Mathematical 'Association of America
plans to effect reforms in the study of mathematics jn jiranWncHiiit -i.inim.-H. i t'nio".
high; schools and college preparatory institutions, with a
view-to making it more interesting, will gratifv educators.
Just what changes are to.be made has not been disclosed,
Of the flliereltll. "A MblMllmm.-r
present. V : 'S-'i.' Mta .Min i-Ida KturKill who
A' committee of r.laln- pro In , ,., ,,
visaed I ..Ion at ','' ; ,,:.,'ml, r(- Koii. u,nz
specled ll.e si-hool B".- Lll.l -.,..,. ,, , 01.ruUll wu,c)
build U K-ym ihls syason. . I Er,.a,
Dr. Latile und "Hack" niooni i ; ..,,.,.
efoVer firm l ove 11190 l-noay
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l'lre rom-
uihiii, , . iJivLfiy uesM tiy-H j.w. rttshjeiice of
iSlr7 JohiiKon, tn I'lmr' of the re--l la I'oiiIhoii .Sunday ntuht at about '
pah:; work on thin part of the (Htl!ia::'0 o'clock. .)uhuv Weaver, who i'
ApraiKeiM who were hen short
ly 'nfler the fire at the Dr. Ollmoru
1, ..h.. t.ui ....... 1.. ,:u i 1 i. i,., I
Airs. K. J. Martin is opviihm her , '.,.lh ' (1U '. f JMIOMISK (Sp-lal)
inUMtvry hop Ibis wwtMv,. . y i. nsnraii..., Plvtely 'destriiyd the
inaiuii'iii- wi in " nr""r
I l-aul iiberlub, .who was lormeriy
Ut,l it : .J 41.. i .1 '11 ..... ... 1 .. . ..1 ..i..i., t'regon iraii ittgiiwa. reports nun has iietn staying at the I'ou Hyti
but it is stated that the mathematicians will try to "human- '" ''' ,"' v.iean..i..B m.il Kvvk llu. work of uiMnB ,!. w., . lhst. , nwakl. A
i.uHimss. oi.u b-n-suinid. The hlKhway will belrooin ailioiulliK bis was in names
inc. Apparently In excel ,-ul h. a th o(i,d ( ivi .n. ( , ..rl. ,.,,,. r, ,., ape from an-
p lo 1 ne time 01 his d.-alh. h s .,.., ,,,,. ,.., M vr-,.ai.nt uthl.r H,,(rs ,., w,.ri. . ,,.
ll.e ending si. abruptly was a , ,, ,.t.lllin t.n,s u- ween ' I n-y.-ar old nl-.-e of Mrs. I'oulsi.u
pilMbliK 10 the '"eudttW ;''; ; ion and North I-o.l-r. ! was sleepini;. When she was uwak-
,l,ut 11 IS believed thai heart trouble , '
.Was the cause l-uiierul l.m.nKe. .MUKiirr I'ASSliS Utile i,-l. who was sliKhlly l.un.e.l
studies The present trend in education is lo make things & a'w.f u, ,wo ed,en rl',l,.AO,) ., ,,, irr"...'';',,.!:!
agreeable for the pupil:-, and relieve them as much as pos- 1,u' ' "1,oul 9 " whom itarnum brom.-hi in ikm ,10 11... i.-b-pium.- n,i enii.d c. i-.
iriini i Ijoo fi-.uiir. is .l.-a.l. al lle.-arpei- an. I will Hee.l. her near. si.
wtls.H iiu-ii. s tall and had ii que- n.-lKllburs, but by the' ' llfil?" tliry
ie .their subject, so that students may dcri've the same
satisfaction from it that am be obtained from the study
of history, literature, physics and chemistry.
; Mathematics has been drudgery for many boys and
girls who round more or less pleasure in their other
"The Wanderer" Hailed
As One of Best Films
..One of the boat pictures of the
SfMison. Is the general opinion tn
regaro 10 "The Wanderer" which
appeared for the first time at the
Star last night. "The, Wanderer, is
the portrayal of I he prodigal son
and tin .geiioral theme of thu s'lorv
ill the ;is adhered to. ,; ' , .
The acting and scenery are des
cribed as especially Rood and ' be-
the picture
a forceful
A talented cast and a special or-
plclure lo
pftrUul from the dance put on by
til- Athletic t'LUli
at the school gym Mnrii:d ulwv
OUT O UK WAY
iil.lnf.-nm (l, u ,.r ..I...I..: '...., : , .. fnshnian ii. Hie I nion IllKH sellool.
. . v..v iv.i, ..1 B1.U11.V111K siuijeci.S lllill lliey (IIS- : a very enjoyable, lime was re
lira 1 Nr.ini.iu H.tm .,.... ..11... . - . . i . I-
. ii.iw .11 v-ii iiiiuwt-u i wine laiiiunc ill clioos-
mg their studies during the last few. years, and there has
developed unmistakable evidence that mathematics is un
popular. Some teachers have accordingly been hunting jor
excuses to get rid of it. In Ohio it has been removed from
the list of compulsory subjects in the high schools;, the
pupils may study, it or not, as they choose. It is no niore
valuable as' a mind trainer, we "are told, than other Tornis
of mental gymnastics, and outside or the engineering and
n few other professions, high school mathematics algebra,
geometry and trigonometry is of little or no practical use
lo most persons. ' -.
ll is evidently in an' effort to check 'the spread or this
it-hellion against their specialty that the mathematical as
sociation has decided on reforms.' It will be interesting to
know that they propose to tr.kp the drudgery out of the
subject. In the elementary schools some success has been
attained in making the children enjoy problems in addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division by playing at shop
keepingthat is, making n game of the study of arithme
tic. It is to Ik- hoped that the mathematicians will lie
equally successful in making high school mathematics entertaining.
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ask im (ioi.iu:. t-it'.sT iuii:m.
Mile 'sbUii.iJ.Jjuii;
A . tjoJl.jof reached Ih.e place It was loo tat.- to
be of any assiMant e. Mi-si-oulMon
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A DAkiOV Ol! MA.vsiEKlMA VwAmT! SuMPkJ
latidf. tr; Wl-.'iveV succeeded in mv
j Intc some of the'' furniture. , Mr.
IV'iiisou was away at the time car
j Ins for Ills shM-p. Airs. Poulson
fand baby went to the home of C
j I'. I'arper and Mis. ltecd has been
cariiifc for-Aunes. Mrs. I'oulson's
iiiece. Tin building was insured,
t P'.sher Lively und family rom
.VAWiHe visilcd at the Itoyil Car
per homo Sat unlay nlRhl and Sun
Wilbur Mescuck was iuil
first of, the week, ;.d Carper
brttufchl the mail down Tuesday..
fllilin Weill 10 naiiuwu I'll- i,l. S enlertI.h....( nl
day called by the illness of bis -,rVes tn drive home
daughter, Theresa.- Hhn was oper-j inora ) SSon,
aien 1,11 ai ine waiiowa liospllal
Monday iimriiiiiir for aimendicliis.
She was hist reported getting, along I t',"Ml ro rQUiul out the
nicely. - j)criccuon
The .lance at f,eviH N
Saturday eveniiiR was v
d.
Ilalph t'arper went to'l'owwat
Ica 'I'm sday. where he expects to
work for lien McUinnis.
... Ifurold 4-'arpur naurneU from Iu
(Wiiude Tuesday evi-niliR.
Mrib'iu y -HwwftVr has ben
iiulte sick iM.-ievcral days but is'
ihiproviuR. f
Mu'nhcftt .'I'sbiufni ' went
W.iUfiwn -Motifthy evenimr. '
The mail rouW from Wallowa to
!)iVTl).5 an I ioid l i.xyme; to
I'iiiiiTnc isJS'Rain tipvij for b'kls, t'hc
bids scut, in were rejected.
, Klmcr ittb nivjtl and Harvey .c
Vtoha.d 'Wm t Walluwit Tuesday
on ..business.
I iui.'u rni'V'i'i.-cu tii.-ivi f ..
PALM BISACH. Flu; Vum
byach evidently finds Counlesa
Mllllcenl Salm more to Us liking
than her titled husband. She Is
leading by u sniall' marRin a pbp- 1
ularliy contest bchiR conducted
anionc the social set there, J.
(Tony) Orexel ItlldeH New York
president of the exclusive '"'Ii'
'heads the male section.
ewbys fast
-I! altend-
The Star's new yenlilallnir sys-l.-m
was put In operation for tin
Hist time Salunlay.
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Fever
Grippe
tu
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I So quick, so sure that millions now employ it.
j The utmost in a laxative. Bromide-Quinine
j in ideal form. Colds stop in 14 hours, La
Grippe in a days. The system is cleaned and
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AlldranisU tUV Price 30c
m:t.i; 1 .. i its
r.VVXMS - The Uiverla has seen
J I 'l. n Wills playing without her
linker face for the first time. While
n'ii- :md Henri ( 'nehet with wlimini?
iihe ml''d ileiililey she smiled and
I' laughed. - I'erhaps the reason was
dial there Were less than firty SpeC-
talois or. Uu( . Henri was In a, hurry
'in Ke('awy to liip fiancee.
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It
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Arc you Kelliiiff awnyfrom
the landlord? Aro yo- ff-t-tini;'nny
closer 16 that home
tvhlell you have talked about.
The one built and planned
according to. your taste. :
; A bank account built up
by weekly deposits will bring
you to your Boal In a sur
prisingly short time.
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National
Bank
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Remember when you buy a liscd car (hat your
best insurance on quality is to buy from, a
reliable dealer. . . ; '
Perkins Motor Co. '
Fourth & Adams g phone MOO
$1.25
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Takes itmhI siwd ' pictures.
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. " 7 Drug Store
Easter Hats
Easter Dresses
Easter Shoes
ii)it Tin: i.irri.i; tot ami thu iih; (iim,.
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Norton's Kiddy Shop