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- Wliere you see thin ipi. other things
of qualify are sold- "
N. K. West & Co.
Store For Men
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Empty Car Falls 100 ;
reel From Crater Rim
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If toe enrvatiye nartr u rdinml t rMr in cka
in the ?rinil electwn in early SeptenW, ,'u candidaU; JT!
for prerru'er prmii to nufrt a "brick for Jwick" rxJic'j iwwo-i
;raint farm nnirfji frr.m ih f nitA tt...... u . .. Btw ..
be wouW mt favor thi trizent licy agairwt all imports' 1111-0 vT.i. 4
from the .Stat, but he certainly would try to "make It a J Tai,,: M-"r-
Barn lor trie American farmer V v hi producU in Can-i
ada a the American jeople have made it difficult for the - T'"k J-
Canadian farmer t nell hi prrucU in the United States." . j.vTu -w.i r
J5o kn? a there i a high tariff wall on one ide of the! v.mY.x.vmx it't iL h. k
line, iU 1eneficiaries canmH cavil at those who ih t, -
build their brick for brick on the other ide. Vet the pro- ka, ,-,L
Qfjisal h interexling for many reason. Thi i reciprocity, 4,,al': vm rtio.
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TS.- tar t-id lft naxlie;
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of a mrV what a billiard player might call reciprocity with! wahjn;to.
!a "revene English." . - ' . kirta
aaua 4o-' Tf71KlitVM:tul
4 j ft ' ' - r?'"- lw Ho)bwi1 ;-B-
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I In iw fir'trt iamr ,r fk, l'j!l,n ttitzvua raikiua 'o11 'rara ta'e vafrrr
ws 'W--Usj i..nif.r a KirSt ift CaJT. Wtiiaaaf i,r nn-iH on.
Ear pf. t 2Z: r . r :-,,.-rJj ? a
ba:- I! "4 Wi fur rvttoiii M rraa;r , ; a
J At t WAT- Vu-r s-akr )U!m-.)IH'ii a4 lr;
' '- fe-art a4 njtra-.a ajrf arr.
-f Vf it 4.4.4 -a fcT - Kwnjyvtfl ahtaant 2-7.
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fi I v f ia alLa t-.- ae-rua-Kit, . . 4 11 1
ll-'ra Mir xa a-1Jrir. ! :.-ll'-f- I -z.-r, i;' .i al4
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1 1 12 aat la pa. J t jfiK- I:. H. E.
f d.tfaae. a tkus rotnp. .
A (id.-. -j;. before lae crasfc
Mlt S jaaa at to lb car an4
trim4 out h-r aesail ma. aao had
o a.o,p oh oof of la f-ata
fcai b-ra bgu.k ia t. . lavjgv
biC a fciion tin, aba ID- acxJeDt
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CJ. ELIOT IS
DEAD IN MAINE
: SuUTHrltST HARBOR MaiiK".
lj. ;j Ajr TrW William
Evu HrraW" "puH nun"
toitl 'Am.-rteii,"ii "tint ciTtav-fl'" is
t'itv of Kalian Held
By the Allied Troops
iKK!Nr;. aus. aim Th-
HtT of K!rao i t-tng h-'d in rt
ordTir nnn-r ly Ibr allM
roof ho em'r-tl n rw-ntly
pyivoil of Ibc Kuomiochua or na
iiodxIIa amr. arcorrjintr to non.
ihiBe advic- hich alto confirm
the prior evaluation of the city by
Kuofflinchun.
Th-r- 'bum Imto roniJrrall4r J,..
larin? orsanlriDir and' polk in c the
town. In the inlrriin the plae;
baa teen -ffeclireljr c?mbrd for
mhojany stmevlinff nationji!lat)i aftl.r
. ,ia -,mitirt aesumMl control.
ioVasT
Iff tf. a4 v&cae ovken
The allied forces hare not aj.
in- ranced I-onU Halfnn. The Kuo-
jLTSA'iMl atcrstmn and reD-:ct. minchun have esfalrlirtied a lin.- in
H 4" peftfJr at t0 home tne vicinnjr 01 buiyuan. aiout l?
yictv fct t4 tnl the juinmt-r miK nest of Kalian in b'bansi
Ifatral Toah-vrrotr
V Tl-:f- CI t- faaeral ricr
pt t-aaorrv tnj in ' Appl ten
?. Harr&rd uuin mty. . on
V-ja-;iaj-. '
. ra rn rfcf.r'cia. in fbe adn.in.s-ra.:-a
of Andre Jactson. ho be
axt preflSdect of Harvard at the
xr of asd lv4 to urriv all
jS io oMlu? IS pcv-3td"nts of the "
.'mird azalea who vr r- hi con
Hi aimuitst ration vat f.-oiurrd
jj- dT--pnM-at of -an -vl-cilve
i vfeica has since b-t n adoptrd
lit- Cs4r-(y ly otbr roilcrcff.
H drew up the Ibn. of Lookx
vaWrb fee nil mould consiIute a
iornry watch if materrd. wouhl
oake any man well rvad. If haa
fance t-i- n calkd "five-fool if".
iiraouzh b adntitt'.d It m.Ttit
or of'en rfjuire tix feel of act
nJ room-
MMklG SHOCKS If Kit
- Ai-BLI'.Y I'AHK. K. J. Marion
Tailey has been munned by so
many ctrla nmokinsr in the vast,
Uirla in the niiddfe M't don't puff
neary so much, she ray. .
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Our Candian brethren were very much alarmed, More' iwi-rfci- ' Vi;J W-v-f -
the war, when Uncle Sam pr a genuine reciprocal T C .. , T XT
araue treaty, by which each country would wplfnrr- ih ,-.,.a ... . ,-: . .n-n ti I
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i io.t aad k!ltr.
'other products bmtead of fighting them. That was jjWaatriaa 4 r
UmlPfl ron.n I n !. ... l: .. ! lai-w !' aa-i ra-u;
, . ,,, ic latt ulal lfl(B comment, nonn ,'
01 me K orande, wa a natural economic unit. . Stimd
L'orKkV, Maft-rrr aa4 Tuff.
I !J Hutialiio 1 u ti, frt I iJf AS'irA.tj: A- K
jrir l ! A-'nua lav IJlffaw
33r4 f 5a ftyl ?r?jia- tr, ffr A ft r
t-(aa ft.
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it'iM 1'r wal ar aap-ta t a-.
IX1. fin, itra a faax
iis!rva Karf-M an-i Haltr:
liamj;tVa arl Hannah.
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-K" nwnn iiiJiurii-c-TB. l.ar)Uia ai Uiai lime Him! dWfl .jio; .c -.. tKrfAijSa , xrt taa Ica?l-i iirj nm n. h. K.
our friendly prvMaU through fear that Canada's inde-, Jnnior - orld .Send
pendente was threatened.
So.tc,Canadian have "- il tncir thereiiy per-'A1,
ed a fnk. WCh 'ice tw.l t"o 3lMona . ...
?iU vd ao tfnA-a. Jpfli'r -a & Aftr . .
"forrd 9 UJte lt It !e tei4r iaX?-r 'ole
,oi protT -ariail.
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;ih at Monte i"aro betur
sare. Th- TSirp - of an on
Rai-d Tor la maprrfr k he
l." h-n his syst'tn
T-iiiin? bn)a failed. UtViaf
Moza cajin. he cve a check, bu'
: hirrt-aird i-oynd. 'flopp-'d pay-
: i-ttt of - The fiwim 'Sriartetf
Wh-n 1:, jmport'-r nexf
ni fo Kurop h- j shadov'
and h- JKd ha n mem jailed
Oand !tl he paid up. in Bel
?"n. nnlike many touhtii.
creditor fan recover in court for
ftTil ITitifinrr atili - i...,ff ...i:-a. .1 I ,-' a 'm
........A .r Mam fh as uiey compjain or. -iw- w iaaii (fcMa i, ktJr?J 4( ,hvj ;
Wfll they be any more succemtful with their Drejient'nbinii und lh" Amrun ir and mtwd t.- tMrdi
for-huie rimifV7 lv.;..h. .ia. jz : t nwrrvrr.?rma'mm ur
- -. ,.. , uiMiimii; me mu cilirM, i"-n ouirn on. imt n a (l, ifcire.
wiiitn nanoic moat 01 tneir mutujil intereisU an am cablv '""" win - a Th. a. hitumt
.... " 00 111, ti mi 111 iwr in nnir I(,, ...th. ,..u.
.I.a.!. rhampionahip of Am-rva, Tn.. ,,UU1 rhl. rMir4
.llrr A .'llfl.fn f.fnrf.fll of tf.. . ..... - - .
, , .- ... . mnt. nrrnouf any rnn.
. oawt laxl. .jllllO'ia l loay.
jWrueix. lJa- and K.ndlwrs. I:l.
;an4 enibly, may get together on Home middle ground.
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lliL.t.- a. MHI.r 1 .Frr.. A 1 -.
KIM) WORMS KOR COMICS th,.. pff,-n.4 bait-. 1 .'oaimi
1h- tlPV.Ktr.llwr "fnr.r.io." I,.., I . j . I"wn Thm J. Hl.kT. Ih prl- ,,, ,hl(,k of whl, hi,,
ine neHpiiix!r lunmeH have been xubirrled In u, int of ih. Am.rwan wriaiM . ..
much criticism and abune that it in a relief to hit urx.n "'" " lh" -"r- w.wh thm w-vior m
Pi H LaUI'Tl rnaiMfna
(hl'al uliirirlhAK ;fr,.-.. t. -v .. ..
...... .i.,-:,,t, i rrjin Ul tfHITy C MVCtTI. a h Intemailr-nal l-avTU- tm-hold
Ufiivennty lecturer on child rwycholotrv. Pii4iarMt ,u nA -n in lh'r -"n h
df-at jajaja.4 I hi- aa mueh aa natural
Kttjff in dlafrO-iintT of Miller..
; Portlaiad 7-5, Scat lie II.
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f'rtiSftd 7 1
batteries Martin. '-t-rj and K
Uaid win; Ortrnan and V-nd'-lI.
JWond rame 1. H. K.
battle 1 : 4 5 1
rorlUrid .. . S II
fl.-ift-ri-A KIMott and J-nkiiia:
y -r"H. Mnsum and To-tn.
i I'.i rtl lN insy flsHIX;
t Ai.KXA.VKHIA BAY. N. T.-
JIrin Berlin ix fuhinr from a mo
ror Ijoal nam "Aim ay i, Th
are r-poit4 thM tit- title of htf
n-it if'tiz mill contain four lett
Th- cornnient of NV- Sou if;
nufw. Aiiffrraiuf. h: b hum niorr
than i.'ft'U homes at an . avpragi
eo-4 of -lline them U
-orifi-n on a low meekly-pay
m-nt plan.
I I'tHT UXtotS
HI'WriaATOrt. -V. Y. A band.
Ani'Tiean hadli(rhta have ' just
fn lmttiH-d on a nunilitr of Aus-
lalhe nwlheni and unU who think the funny MraT uZZZ. ? tZZ TZ' Medford Jumps Into
whlrh fail I mettle th'
the minora.
Tx In the ( nii'-d Htat- tody
ur $14 m j-mt tor e h praon. a
r'riip4r-d witn I7S in fJr.at lirit
many.
oI mn uiwd for rn-Minjf fil ial
In frrr- in jno II. i.
Red Sox Tot
ruining the children' mindx and moral will lie good enough
nj r:au mi worix. j
Vm tremendously intiented in the funnic," wty thin'
authority. "They t-ach child cuvcholntrv . unl! u.
Jook." That i U nay, they teach parcnU to undciatand " y""Lt nd ,: '" ,;'r-
tmioicn. ror theae "dreadful" comic charactr. lie it a
MJied, are real kid therwie they would never intcre.t
iicMn-anfi.iiifKxl ki.l a they do. Study them, and you will
gain understanding and large charity for children,
; A for the effect on the boy and girl thcnwclve, :
"It a wonderful pulling power thcac funnic have. You
juht wn't keep the kid away from them. And you might
well not try. Say all you will gaint the funnic: Thev
Uhe bad Knghhh often; they-ie not good art maybe; the'v
cailKe eyestrain when lead on the floor in poor light the
way mot children read them; nometime they ugg-st dis
obedience. Hut the good they do far ovci balance all tha
The funnic. are the g,eatet thing in the world to U-ach
reading. I know that from experience with mv own hoy
Couldn't g-t him to r.-ad until he got hold of the funmV..
Mien he went ahead by l,pH and l,und. He wanted to
read. If a pappr were to nr-t Kut and delilM-rntely try to
teach reading in th,. comic page, it could do more than II.,.
wl,ole ach.Kil ayatrm. And I wouldn't be ituipiiM.-d if in th-i-chool
of tomoriow. tl,n child learn mot of hi readme
fjom ricwKpapern,"
, Fui-thermirc, y Or. Myem, the funni.- are "universal
play." Ihey give young and old alike a chance to relax
nnd forget their trouble. And that in ibtelf. he obhci-vci.
ha a moral a well it u healthful value, "livery time we
hitigh, we atop iM'iug angry." AIo we Ktop leing reaentful.
KUopieiouM, jealou and otherwie nairnw and dinagrcfable.
The laugh' rained by. the funny page are like whl--i
w.me, cleaning breeAe in uth hotneH a are not perfect
"jthotit them. And were it not that editor in general hasc
I'Hd a feeling that the comic really promoted human wel
fare along with daily circulation, they would never liavc'
jwne In for them an they have. I
uprrnuu.)' of j Leadership of League
Outrt
M,4for4 ..
Oram I'afla ..
Klamath Kail .
Ashland
W.
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Mr;irKl-ItI. Ore.. Auf Jt. fAl)
Meford took the l-ad In the
. fouthTn 'rron baa-hal lajcue
race by deffAtlny Uranta Iiiw 12
.to t l-for the larxst crowd that
--r itn-mvd a baseball Kmr in
' thU a-etlon. The locaia f-tl upon
iMirhofa In thr- op-nlnjr inning and
1 ihr-e hita roupl'-d with two r
I rorm n tt'-d five run. The vtttor
thnatcnd In th- a-fn(h when
j i'hitllpa rt-ak-nd. and paur d two
, tiM-n nd Urania TaJta at or-d five
i ruim on three hita. 1'- iL K.
M'dford 1 ; 1 4 4
. Grant laMi , .. 7
i Btt.rte'hHH-. and Bunnln-
l.-r; Mm-hoi Mid ia.te.
r-Ttne bic ri'-lor ejithTn-rk. ho ln'iralin to:oiiiotiVf.-fl. Thy formerlj
o 'narM.ui-fuKjc'jf-aJ IlulaJcL-J uiH-ra( d Hh no h'-adiUhts at all
pTJa with a hxndKmie rnarri '! - It in xiH-et.-d that -rowing acci
niofk atar. ia rRjlinr fjuiio a fewjd'.nls mil! be I 3fnd a a result
p"4rra tro t jrir!a '0atlnic auto-- ' '
graphed phooa. ' 1 Treasury audit for ih fbfea.1 yeai
' ' -...f i i - . . - was coinpTetrd within twen-
Th- morid ajet b--tt-r riftit aionrf ty-four hours aftr Tbe iook wer
ni'. fn f'olumMa "niverity, 61 cloned. This in considered to be i
law nlora; flurjkd.
remarkable ac hievement.
I
Airplane .Safety Parachute Test
KLAMATH KAM. rir... Aus.
(ATI Wlih InliTful In Hie
no .ilinvr t-on.til rnhl hHKht-n
i-d lt vurlnim fr.for.all fiehl
I fnl In wliiff nlli-e'il uff-t-ol'tr i-H.
Klotia. Ihii Klitliiiilh Ivllran. Ktrii--
Klil throtixh nltf. Iii'-tng. la .
II in li from Aiihlaiid.
Kliiimilh Kiill.
AaIiIiiimI
M.ill-rl-i
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Kaunli m,
Wlnlirs. Moh
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tii nl'iA mtllti.i;
citANrx I-Ass. nr., Am. :z.
I A I ' I - llolialiin Miliiottiil tirlilsr
4pnnnlna thr Klamath rlv-r on lli
l'IVa noil hlsha.y nil' Im- iii n.
.l i. wr .-, r..r imirir mil lni-r than Nor.
h U.A.n riiilH'r I. r. nr.lli.. to . ihi.mim. .
' ni.nl ifilnl li- r. irnin lh.- iull-
BfMil , fornla HlJt. lillcliMnv .tialm-f II.
Ii-r llii' lirlilBt' hint ln v. ty n-ai
Uni irfa, f . ,. l V ''"111' -lil. I.IB .f ro.in
VhrlnB iti.fnlo.ll. "" d.lajf.rt unill
Mm Man .K. ' i ujr un
"111 Hi-Mil. rr.k.
llh )ha llo.lm ltl a,,.
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fhlil thi- nHMith ilM-re lll be
repil irM of Hm parwfiiilr
tn ten te I hy H. I. pHH--ti. enr
IUte ntei bank- of iIm nat y
nlr v Kf. o hrinc fH ti
earlli a ili4ibl.i airplnne. Tlre
ph-turr Jhi mn animiiohlre
with fmr-nlic-l brakes --t.
luin-l tMvldititt; lt own acnW.-4
lite parwHiute. him! IL Carl
t-7, fftfrnw-r na Oyer, w bo
will iaJI hU law htxh Hi Che
air and trut lire paraUiuie to
bxui,! luui duna.
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TWO AlUlKMfcU
CHANTS PASS. Ore. Au?.
AJ' Kred Milkr. 1 aud Koy
aanders, 9. giviny tb.-ir home
iddrrss as Colmafl, Texas, n-i :ir
trsitd bete eariy "this mornin?
h a car believed by offiora to
ar boen woltn from Kcnn-th
Taylor, of tuticnc. yesterday. The
sir was filled with clothing, puns,
irta. bosiery and o'her a ricks
vbkrb officers bold were probably
oIen. The ioys eluded a deputy
hrrif( Is Itbschurgr. They an- be
ne held for the Eugene officers.
Cod Liver
Oil
The Crcat Toullry
Tonic
AVc have one of the Itcst
. grades, in any quantity:
you wish.
Tints ..
Quails
Gallons
........30c
SI. 00
$2.30
Red Cross
Drug Store
New Oxfords and Slippers
; -.For children and growing girls
Newest Styles and C'olqrs Lowest Trices.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Infants' and Children's Wearables
Iff
SaMy J GrnifbtiahiifQ
-. TRAVliL DV MOTOIl STAliE .
Lr-Brr
La Grande for J.wph and Walluna I.. . 9:011 A. M. - l:IMI P. ,b
"Baker and Uole . :30 A.M.-. 1:31)1'.
" Rakor only - . . . 5::to I'. M.
" ... " rondlctoa 11:00 A.M. ,3:30 t.M. i30P.M.
Connection at Tcndlelon for Wnlln Walla. Pasco and Porl
laail: at Portland all points South and Noith.
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- . All SloUcrn CLalf Car staitos.
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Partners of Success II
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mixing thrift and giitMvilK an
iccount at this home folks bank
is the "lever that moves' things"'
La Grande
National
Bank
community helpers
of community savers