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Saturday October 23, 1926. rage rotir LiA Ijiiajn ufj r v riiM! ucaftKH.it -g -i 1 Gadrmtiic Omfrtg Observer NOTHING BUT THE BLUE SKY. . (iBcanxmUed) An iMtrpralnU Xrvspanttv FRANK B. APPLEBY. Edltor ud PablUhar BAR VET P. MATTHEWS- .Btwaea aianaavr Published ernin-s. sxrtpt Sunday, at 141. Adam Araana, La Oranda, Oregon. The Otsrrr-Star published nf Priur. Entered at ths PostofOr at 1 Oraade. Oreroa, a. Second Class Mail Matter under act of March I. lit. ...... . OFFICIAL FAtKR OP OTIOV COfNTT AXD TUB CI7T OF J.A GRANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED- PRESS The Associated Preiss k eictuvetT entitled la tor pah llration of all wti dispatch credited to It or Dot otberwtaa credited ir published therein. All right of republication of special dUpatcbca la tiua paper, and aica tba local peas hero in also are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, per month In advance. Dally, per sue month In advance- Dallr. ainda copy By Maa per month In adranea- Dallr. Dallr. per aiz months In advance- Dailr. per rear la adrance- Weekly Observer-Star, per rear- ' ADVERTIFIXQ RATES Dlsplar. foreign, per coin ran Inch , . ... Ikinliv. loraL ner column inch Time contract rates on application. ' THE PEltrlXT WAY "As for God. His war Is pejf1; h ord of the lstrt is trM; He Is a buckh-r to all Urta hat trim in Him." 1 Situ. ii.JI. '.. When you consider that at least one hundred million of the one hundred twenty million people of this country were given king-queen-prince-princess stories to read in their childhood, you can readily account for the fact that Queen! Marie's visit to America is an all-absorbing subject. We are fortunate that the Rumanian sovereign comes so near the story-book characterization. 1 j jT V ' 1 1 AiM'T GONxA ! " - C '-T Raw ao aope, ) I ' V S H0tVQ-i7 I j ' ; m u t I G. 0. P. PRAISED BY M. BJJADDEN Achievements of Republi can Party Voiced in Auroralll. Speech AL'KOKA. III. Oct. IS AP) The pac set hf the United States in tax reduction and war debt retire-Imt-nt nce l:o is without par allel In the history of finance. K p-rew-ntative Martin B. Madden. chairman of the house finance commute?, declared in an address prrprrcd for delivery to a repuli- ; I ican audience here today. il'i-eTina- continuance of a repub lican house and senate majority, i Madden enumerated as republican achievements since 120 payment I of more than six billion dollars on the public debt: reduction of Use tax burden by $l.Si.OOi.0v0 annually and the reduction of l2St.KtM.o0 in interest on the 'public debt j "While this process of stabilita i lion has been going: on." said Mad id en. "more than three billion dol j tars has been expended on care of Jthe men who fought in the world ) war and their families: for coin j pt-nSattion. hospitalization. insur- ance, allottments and allowances, and there is still being" expended on their account $5'ti.i(tt.nfi. in i eluding ji ;t..V'0,tift a year t j apart to meet the obligations und-r the adjusted compensation act." N. K. WEST & CO: i La Grande's Leading Store for Over a Quarter of a Century. The Store of Personal Service. So.lUnds national costume toj t-. t:..rr- hiit Hons, ana worn o i'i . ,, society people hen in the kini.-!om north ot tne i"; t O-.wltr tirn marked the dlsap- iearame of trie Herman from the school throughout tne South Tyrol, which has come Into: the hand of Italy. ! Kis-dn? costs ho Jiipani.it. gor. ernm.'nt 185.000 a. year. tm thouch it Is officially liurrcd us irn. moral and unsanitary.. The uurn is cup'-ndt-d in cutting kli. scenes from motion pictures. H'adlin.-s you m noTHS STOU.MEU. SANDS OF VOTERS A WAV. vcr see: i thoi:- j Tt l'.KEIJ John Galsworthy recommendi wholesale cmieration of Knclish' childr.n to the lominions to en. sure the future of the Urilish Em. pire. football scores Architect and Oka Milanoff at fContintted from Ti. One) out. Oregon consuHa'.ion. Oregon 'has 11 yards to go or touchdown., Jones through right tackle 7 I yards Orvgons h-.1I n Stanford's 3 yard line. Jones made S yards : STAGE AND TRUCK BUSINESS. ' r tm. - fi . . 1 1 1 k jne uosener piKini exiitviitu epresMoii iHi to stead of jw-vn. ntcnths ago on the prcposjil to tax motor bus and truck op-! End first period. ei lions o-er Oregon highways. 'Now we are confronted; with two bills to tax that type of business, one of them passed i by the last legislature (on official ballot Nos. 824 and S25) j and referred to the people by public petition i tinted by the stage and truck people (on official ballot Nos. 380 and 331) designed either as a substitute for the referred! bill or as a political measure to confuse the issue and cause mo.u'hx,' v. ,. . . ... I Al North Powder: tne taiiure or ooin measures. - l,. Score Oregon ff; Stanford . I'trt of Srcwxl Orttron scores touchdown. I Stanford scores touchdown and the other in-ikici.s rai. ItrM period: Har-srd : lart- I'owder high Haines . There is no question in the minds of practically all fair-t i-ir Period: Brown "t: Tale . minded, disinterested citiien alxut the need for a motor' p"od: At Ann Mirhlran : Illinois . istage and truck, law Unit wiS) require business operations ofi that charaeW l& py,,,!tlOi,quiJW, f8f"B(rlse TJfsttP highways.-' 'Those highways are built by -public 'money, are maintained by license fees of motor vehicle owners. Yet! they are used. in much greater proportion by the bus and stage operatives than by private motorists. Because of the weight and size of stages and trucks they are a more important ,factor in highway destruction than private "vehicles. Jt wasj the desire of the state legislature our elected representatives' that the motor stage and truck operations should pay aj more just share of the cost and maintenance of highways! which they use otherwise free of charge. is, therefore, offered as a remedy. j ' It was opposed in the legislature by the bus and truck! people, naturally, who are perfectly willing to continue op-l elation without paying more for the privilege. They fought! a fnun -. . 1 . . 1. . l.:ii .. . I. . i . l . I . w .....o.. uci uiv- ,mru mi: icgiMO-. icl,;rn a!e j.k Fortst ture they caused petitions to 1 circulated so that it would ,!;- le referred to the people and remain inoperative until after the coming general election. Ther weie successful in this! aud have avoided any additional tax during the last year and a half. t iVnnylvania ; WtHmiais . Amhertet Wesaeyaa . Haver ford t; Hami!:on . West Virginia I". 7; Y.ey&n Khlo state i J ; lowta . Harvard S: Iartrnoulh 12. Columbia : I; luke Navy IJ; Colgate 7. Brown T: Yale rrtnc:on T: lehigh . Army II; Boston Maine J; BtUs e. Relllngham Norma. . Was!: The referr&d bill igtn hwa . JTaCtiv iv; fVnn Sta! Liberty Today Under $15,000 Bond( M?NVEAPOMA Minn. Oct. r two children. They mere 3ai3 tAl)- Piank Uoyd Wright, ar-,by the negro, who s?t fire to ; chitect, and Mme. Olga Milanoff. : Wright s home. Itecords show that1 mere at liberty on bond ani n '. f our men were stain at the same srJusion today pending hearing o"iime. one toe son of the manager i charge again Ft them, but anor-.of the estate and another an as , nys for Wright's estranged wife sistant to Wright in his aichiter--1 and the architect's counsel con-1 tura) work. The negro. Juliao ; tin tied a barrage of charge anl I'artton. was held for the slaying counter thrfes, - but died in ,uil. Harold Jackson, of Chicago, at- Wright and Mme Milanoff torney for Miram Nrt Wng.it, -reJeased jterday on $;S.ftbondj J said he mould request an invest- vending hearing on charges of le- ga:ion into deaths in Wright s ing fugitives f.om justk set f oi j home in Spring Gr-en. Wl-OtL t. and Mann act charges. 'charged to cr-itvd negro who rati Oct. amuck and burned the architect's. I bungalom in IS!.. H ' said he mould go before author-, jnes at IHvdgeville. W. in the4 fillet eS Fail 10 , next few days to press h.s de-. , mand j Get normal Grade W. M. Nash. Writ's cosiu.! " ered with a decran tha'i -p,...,... v - IW. j nn'it utatt mt ntit -re rnzt v ' .". t , 1 (AD Alh.f-tic Kaders at Kut- , a part of a piaa to persecute Mr. . . m . I W.ight. i4.ipraee rating and obtain lower Mrs. Wnght. the mife of the -hK- fmd than leaders in architect, mho aUandomd him kcg KitiUUc abilities. atrx is onsy aMempt.pg. or ner A public todsy bv ; jauormrs are ataemmg lo oln.r a rarT,cuSwm ccunmitTee of ander jby tntwts ad dofwa tt-at wfeica Zt4wu-. shows thai the average'' Jthey cannot obtain ty kcai i:- jboBaiCic grade for ashieiic lead- jtjo" Mr. Nash a". -as TV asd "for non-athie;ic I . IncJ-jd'.d in tii-f jn-vm 3-:a Jf-aders TV. p-:r cenS. itjt niione-.J by te "h-icaf t:to;- Th- conciusson of the committee j n"s weif 1 c ef Mrs. it trr N j thi thi- Srainirr given by ath- ilVnhwkri: C!b'y. h-o -n kics rj3d exn lo bt- of merely Wrtghl frSop-d a 2 n3 l--r jhyarca3 vajwe. Girls, Don't Cross 'em It Isn't Healthy WASHINGTON. Oct. 13 ; (API Another nawrn why J girls shouldn't cross thir j knees has been found by Dr. Beatrice N. rhiniis. of Kaa- maioo. Mich. ! The halit. if practic-d con- ' tinuaily. invites cur-ature of ' the spine, she told the closing session of the Middle Atlantic States Osteopathy association ; convention here. ' .Vn other girlish practice she j characterized as ""pernicious" ' is that of "sitting upon one j foot." because this also tends ! to throw the spine out of bal- j ance. i ! King Geome at J can oulhoolj any of his sons. In one dnve ;he king accoicntexs for II ; birds. yj BOYS' JEIISEY SUITS Age 2 to 8 $3.19 lo ? i.93 BOYS' HATS and CAPS 25c to S1.50 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Infants' and Children's Wearables Tj aci.o TllC 111051 efficient mcJKocL r rHIDODDTiri S (s THE MMXAI- OUm.V Carat -ce Tech H: Puisk-arg Navy IX; o g'e T. Wisconsin Z: Indiana i. Nebraska Kansas Notre Dan:e ; Nor.hm-x- ra I'urdue : Chicago . STILL SMILING Now that the bill has Iwen brought before the people and, the issue is actually raised, the bus ar.d truck interests have' admitted that they sh.-u'iti pay nwie for the use of state high-; ways than they now dt by initiating a measure to tax them-! selves which, they contend, vill provide more revenue than the referred bilL The initiated hill, however, is considered, unconstitutional in !vr or thiw sections by several experts? in the state and would Income entirely ineffective as a rev-' 1 cnue pioducer in that event because it lucks a saving clause. It also pawides that the bus or truck ctimrvanv oner tint- in two states shall pay onMhiid less than a company operating' entirely within Oregtn bojvjdares. nd one half iess for op-! eration in three sutes. Thus the larger companies are fa-! vt rtd and a txmrany operating from Wal'.a Wal'a to Boise! vu!d pay only half that required of. a company operating! iroiu rcncieion li tinutio. tor example. Xfcc refencm in'l was give a great -deal of studv and etnii..n 1,- " V 1. . S. . . . . -..v.. 4ic u!ii,ii ft iuv rj:i.aiDre tx'.ore thev ap-; proved it. It is. in their opinion. f:r and reasocab! and ill ' t work a hardship on any operation. Its tax is bused on: Mileage of state highways actually usd and will take me of burden of maintenance fnm the present rnviite nxtorisu irom me property owner such as the railroads t he.peu build our ntads by tax o.T.tributions. lie people of Otejon do Dot wish to work an unfair! hip on ar.y type of business. Voters would certainlv' any nwasure that would je- fwidite private enteraris vi!l I as quick to correct any unfairness should such' tecone apparent. tn the ether hand, thev beheve a tax should te paid by motor stagp and trucks fori ' Td d.unap;ng u.'e of highway owned and built Ve. That is the pospuse of the referred Motor1 ck hi!!. It d vs not Question the ririt r.r A.r. se gyration. No one (Mold. They perform a Ss incrcAsiigly valualtle and important in the' f the state. People wart that rvic and a I e- swiv 1 4 v' i Q li m UlUi Safety - sb- " at m -m m k 3 ( a 7 m iMiwwmm t4MnV( lUaiy J tls.eMf nere center of th ine irhole human systetn. Kr-oj.-i it radiate the nerv.- n-p'anj evi.-ry orgsn. eferj- lmb. an 1 every vita) point in t? ent:;v : fram. If the spim- is funrl:o.t- Mng right the nervt-s are right, bj. - ii any of the latter an- ror.. 1 then chiropractic adjustment of headuarlers she s;ine bvoom" s ni-cessaiT.-. TRATTX BT 1tfD1XB STAGE Lve La Grande fc JcNrr. A. M. - : P. M. - Haker mn4 fine A. M. - I :S-S K M. FUA-- mlj w . : P. M. - - Swfincai - 1 1 A A. M - JP. M- - :lt M- CVMitjr"i ' r-4Vf!vfi Wa. la Wa-i'ta. Paio axd Port land; ai Pxt-jd a.i. fsQKxot sK-uia an-a ,wth. Im Crma. r t"fn incbe TM Afl ModW-a lft4aar tr Sug. Elect ncal results. trcatni nis quick im. j. e. woonin.ij Cliirvpractc and Uer-ro4.HTapr XU cwnjiunrr lUde. ttoM 497-W Hourt: 9 k. J4. to & P. M. Moon Dm gCo. Corner Adams and Fir La Grande, Ore. Has been appointed exclusive agents for The Owl Drug Co. Products and Red Feather and Darnee Toiletries. They are sold under the same liberal ouarantee as in the stores of the Owl Drus Co. ;i "i K '-"vi - i k K. a V t - t ' - ft v ' Ot Jt ' : ffc..-. v eu sj :pe r -rt i:" ask yourself and yourself will tell vou a hank account is "JlT WHAT YOU WANT TO BE" in the making it helps vou to -GROW TOWARD IT" open one today now at the La Grande National Bank and irrow with it toward jour hopes jour ideals vour ambitions "WE'LL CO-OPERATE" Federation This superior flour is nulled from choice hard federation wheat grown in the Grande Ronde valley. It is high in food value moderate in price. When you order flour say Federation. Your Grocer Has It -Don't Say Flour -Say FcderaUon.- Tor it. (nit they want it on a fair competitive' 1 . 1 iwr-" Ht It us f !" , vi t-r j aa ; m i a as rtiu f -on t va- II
