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Newspaper Page TextSaturday. " January' ft," 1927- LA GRANDE " EVENING" OBSERVER Page Ponr tlnwapawoa) An Independent Memnaper FRANK B. APPLEBT.. ..Editor Had pabltoher HARVEY. F. MATTHEWS.- . ...Bulnew Idariacer Published evening, except Bundy, at 111 Adam Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Ouaerver-Htur published every Friday. Entered at the Poatofflce at l.a Grande, Oregon, aa Second Class Malt Matter under act of March 2, JJ7. OFFICIAL FAH3R OF UNION COUNTT AND TH C1TT OF I,A GRANDB MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ' The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pnb llcatlen of all news dlapatcbea credited to It r not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication ot . special dlapaicbei In this paper, and also Ui local w here in also are reserved. - : . SUBSCRIPTION RATKfl ' "" Hjr Carrier Dally, per month In advance -... -.7ie Daily, per six months In advance ... Dally, alniile copy By Mall Dally, per month In advance Dally, per six months In advance... Dally, per year . In advance...-..-..-.-. Weekly Observer-Star, per year .... loe ,.2.0 ..&.( ..13. OS ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch..-..,: Display, loeaf, per column Inch Una contract ratoi on application. . f- ..42 ..40o . Till: CIIIIAT lll .MAKKH'flltKAT "Thine Is the' KIliKiiolii: ' O Ixird, nnrl Thou me exulted u head nhiive nil. lloih rlrlies , 'mid hniinr iinie in Thee,, and Tiiou request over all;:'aijd ...in Thine hand Is power iind uih-ht:,npd In Thine hand "fs to make Brest, and to wive strength linto nil" 1 t'hrnn. 29:11, 12. i BUTTER. EGGS GO DOWN THIS WEEK Higher Trend Develops in Country Dressed Meats and Poultry MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY . rOHTI.ANn. Ore;. Jan. 8 AI' Tlift wprk Just ending: has ult HfHHCfl Htxrul (ifoltnea Jn huitfr uiid vxk prlrcH unI a hffhr trend tn country dr'iwd mrut and pmii- "V0"'' iBulls Continue To May ; IIWK I3t lilHVj V.lV, July ia',4 r-uiH, ', tt-n tti trt m -iwfi t MVI'.ltl'OOl, WHEAT l.lVKHI'Otii., Jun. AI'). close wheat U to d lower; Rule Wall Street NKW VOHK; .Inn. (AP).-; (.'(instructive forces were again at work In tielliy's slock - murkel which continued to respond. 10 In March Ills. 4ttd: July 10, I 'id. Muy !", HJil: 1 vestment buying and may .credit try value, production of dairy) i-oitTi.AXD viii:at I'OlfTI.ANM, lire. Jan.' It (API -Wheul llllll nurd white. 11.34: f commodities continues heavy nml l hard white blucstcm. huart. feder- rrcelpts la the local market ha" atlon. 11.3:1; soft while, western while, hur.l wlnlcr. fl.itl: nonn- snown o uia lui-.i-u-e .i.i.i.'a "",rn urnv l fit'.- western red week.. On the other hand arrivals 'rn Hpr'n' "' """"" ,"1' of country ments and poultry have ;..:. . ,,,.' r,.c,.ts wheat fallen off and the mriiKcr re- " " r'c " ." ,".v ,. rclpu were snatched up uulckly at t8y."r' ' y, . good prlci'S. r, . Print butter r!oci two cents a IIIOAIK) CASH pound low.r tlun a week ao ,Hli,Alo, Jan. x (Al1). Owh: Hllh loeaf ereainery stock sellln ,' Wheal- No. 3 hard. 1.4.1. . -ut til rente and .cartons at ll forn No. yellow. l4 kt rente. Cube prices were fali lyl 6Bi: No. 1 while, 7f. 'ie. steady at' the close nulelde of a) flats No. S while,- 4s '; No. 3 half rent' decline In exlras. hlltl white, 4&i 47e. for the iut Ihev ranred from llye No. 1. tl.nl. All's quiet on the Rio Grando-iio soiirid hut the-bubblino; of oil wells. . , ' ' . , So now, ns a result of the charges made by the president of the Pittsburg bnseball club, America has a Dreyfussycase.. Do you remember the good, old days when villages limited automobile speed to eight miles an hour? Some of the signs, nrestillup. '. ' . That new English television . mudiine, ; which ; it .' is suit! will enable a ship to see ahead in the darlf, should ie stiindard; equipment hereafter on all ships' of state. !. ; -f '', ,, .- -JL -.1- ',:'-;"( Kf-v . Congress, which has , refused to reiipiortidV.iriiVm bership on the basis of the 192Q census, jj required, by the Constitution, promises to do it after the 1930 c'ehsibj.; .Wioh will be good as far as it goes, but won't really give us fewer congressmen it will only look' like fewer.'1 ? ;' ,' ' ' , ; one 16 ty, rents lower; lopifrades, taking the theatlest- hiss. . Cloelnr prices AnVtbe- exrhaiiKe were: Ks-j tras. '4B,?j',''ef-nlM:. etnmlard.'- 4- t:j u-nfs:' prirr. flrw,"'.42 "-cents and; 'flMlts Jsor nentii.';. '-.','. '- 'J "' "' ' .'. Iluttdrrat' prices ranged. certis Inwty'.duelhA ttin.week'. wlth 4N rents ' liini,- hid--In: 4he A-elley at the .cIohc,''46 rents tu'sonn ene an I .Ue (3 Ci-Jit deliverer' Portland.) ' li'resh, egK lvalues' declined . at' 'rnpM dally during tlievweek: Klrste. iiuijets and" .current .receipts drop-; ypqi.aiiothee;cnnt over n'lglrt. wliii i;wraa'iir.i. aieuint ut me ..now. l-.oascH-- Itor-.th wk raiiK'.'d' from three, to f-lv cents, us In butter top grade took thu lurgmit drop. Closing-; prices on the ejirhunge were! extras 30- cents: firsts and pullets, .83 cents: !midtried, Jl 0 1 cents, : and current recelplH 32 1 cents. . 1 ..' Ilarl. y l3i "He. . Timothy, seed $r..lillf,i B.75. , f Clover seed- C'a.iinti :i;.!,(i. lal$IS.!fS. :' ' ftibs--firi.ini. ' . ' Helll -H - I N.tii. '. Today in Washington I'oitKt'HH iik'cIh uts. noon. ' IIoimp tnUi-H up IMslrlrl- of o lumblu hlllM. - I.aiiHiinno treaty nnd ollnr iiuit-tcr-H itro lirfore tlm Hi-nat'. ' lloiiKi- utfi'trult ur enintiilttcc coiiUjiftoM th'-lr hi'UrtnifH on 'iji--tlH-ciirtp till). Norhfck need nnd feed Itmn lii'l f'aiintrv ilrrmted "rulvc ulid honl lipfbm the m-nnto iiKfic iilturc ploftftl firiii"at.' 17 -rnU Willi tnoirninmiuM'. nrctl tarfi ;of all ottering toilay. NAVY SUPPLY V BILL STEAMS' ' ' INTO SENATE Hcnate otei'tlont. . Hiih-cominUt. n I'rtnrtiiufM invtHi iKiiltou of (lotihl Move Newspaper From Oregon Town rnnllnr:r from Pare One) tr, i- i- -.I-- ... ., i 'r I. ii i r ' "I I M MDKI lit I), (Ire., .inn.' 8.' (Al') Tllsoii.ilhe repiilillcnn le.ader,' an- UefardliiK the decision of I'aill proiirlulhig' lf.UIKl. J6p pr Uniln- HoIi1hbi.ii. ediloi .and pulillsher of ivry work on -tile, cruisers,: was the t iheCentrul I'olnt' . American, to most, exciting, tlie 'liquse, had soen I move .'. Hint weekly newHpaper to 111 'lliany a day.' i.;-. ''.. .:. ' ' . AHhluii'd, the paper said editorially. The -nieasilroi ilnllt posscu, nui ih part: STARVING PUBLIC SKRVANTS ' . . That Uncle Sam is starving most of his employes is.-the charge of Congressman Richard Welch of . Siin Fr(inclsco. His figures show that 75 pet cent' of the "federal' eniplbyesUoniK'ii'ii'piisiy was. drining into working" under the clas.sified-civTT Service ,?$I20.-or!VP . i, i...i e e s: . i oon a .'..nnK9r.. : i... n.i . less. U0UIQ you oniig up. it xainny vi live uu fittiwu n.jvtii i iiuinnesipuv (eniperi ium.u. the houseihy u-.vote of. IKS to IOC rediseil'to change v. Its-; previous siuud In-.overruling the' president and the- liudget ;hy appropriating I'jno.miO .toward a dlrlglldo lo re place the .Khenandouh. . .V.."' -X' - yVwr wikiweil. ; ' ' The statenieut. thiit "he believed , the, United Hliliis ;'delherately and ;-'ShieineHM-lH liiislnetiH, and there In no' Iiuelness In t'entral I'olnt, for a pikper hh you have noticed hy its columns.' 11 Is a wood town and le Kolng to he u Ki'eet deal hetter hut we .cannot afford to Walt for the thing to happen." Would Increase : Size of Council Or of two? The' ailliiliilstralWiu policy III1 I'OltTI.ANI). Ore.. Jan. . (Al'l Mexico' fllid' Nlcicrirgiia'sit off un i.yuh ii view to making Ihe stale The National lHireati of Economic Research says - tht;it'- omiori.i4 eonfiagmtion today m jdici..i cu,.eii mm e th..riiBhiy .- - , , . . 'congress... V. " . ' ! renresentallve of the legal profeM- Uikes ?1,8()0 n year to veaiMi taniiiy or live umier,uepen,i con-i From the floor, of hotn senute (i... u,e cmineii m session here rlitimiH. Tho Postoffice Laborers' -Unloh has flirured $1,9451 and house ludlvldua mem .ers yesterday afternoon with eireuit as the minimum. Of the two. the uiiipn ought to be. the closer to the actual facts. -j iy VT" . If this is the situation, .Congress's duty' is plain.1 ' ;lLbbk:',iVt ihat half-billion treasury suiplus: This is too rich';Sdun try to starve its servants. The machinery of the govern ment could not be carried on without the thousands of clerks and minor officials who are being so stingily treated. Con gress should guarantee them a living wage, or confess the rest of us to lie either parasites or misers.. .' ; . .. . THE MEXICAN GAMK .'.The Mexican government's bark is usually worse than Its j op its final nature-. bite, since the days of Ilnerta and Ca'rraiiztu ' President Calles is harder to get along with than was his immediate predeces sor, Gen. Obrcgon, whose honesty and fairness won tli'e'geii- niMil eiiifirlitw.n if A niol'ieullu . Mnvol'l hnliicu Pllllim IltlH 'Ihp l......l..nt t. m. n,I..S4. ,.l.o ,u.ii f.w ni -sin. nc& uel W Written' lit- the uuvuicia i"-ih" luu'inwi div..r.a .vi mi., .....j v v - iv' Keeretarv 'JtttdlU1' nskvil President .(oolldge whotner he wos leading Ihe K K. Into wur. Ann Ou Itailio mil . Bennte. and- house conferees on the radio hill haw reached a ten tallve .'agreement upon a compro mise clause .delegating, regulatory authority' fts'bclng''hi department of coiimierce and .a: federal radio commission. 'Heuator IIH. demo crat, Washington, told, the senate, today.'.. ' .' '- " '.' ' " The house' mday sent the rivers and hnrbors-WU to conference with the senate ror adjustment of dif ferences. The measure passed the senate nml house In differing forms and uii-ngrccment must he reaeneu l'artu lllll I'D ' : Taking up'-' -Mm fiirlls.f'rlsp farm relief hill thi--,hoiise, agricul ture committee,! itoday lieurd " denial , hy leprcsutatlvc I'rlsp. detiiocrut fle'orgia. 'thilt tlu- inrtis- oiiuu 1.1 so boldly as they talk. : '.' ' It does not seem likely that the Mexican government is' much more eager to confiscate American property than the; American government is to have it tlo so. The Mexican' statesmen must realize what a heap of trouble that would get them into. If they have had any serious thoughts of confiscation, the chances are that they will hedge, after a decent interval. There have been no concrete offenses yet. This isn't the first poker game played lietween govern ments. And the Mexican authorities must know that, what ever their theoretical "national rights" may be in the mat ter and of that there is serious question in practice, they hold a rather poor hand. ' They know that Americans do not want any trouble with Mexico, nnd will not resort to armed intervention to rescue oil properties belonging to American owners who refuse to trade titles for long-tcmi leases. They also know that Ameri cans like to see property lights safeguarded and business oli-j ligations kept, and thnt the American business ann is as powerful in the long run, to reward or punish, as is the gov ernmental arm. For Mexico's own future prosiierity, she must le fair iilwut American investments. So it is likely that the Mexican authorities, not being fools, arc now figuring out a way to lie fair, while maintaining the principle they contend for, as nearly as possible. 1 1 I'ltf JI II,. asserted It Wna tinmen ill ui'i house ofltce hulidlng otter extend ed consultations aiming' prominent furm relief advocates In and out of congress. . $10,000 X-Ilau Is Installed at Lake MOT I-AKK, Orfl..lJ.in. S. iSo ol.i 'oi.iilet nw X-rny eiuln meiit for .iltiiKiionlH anil trenttiK-nl Im t.ftnK inMMtpil thin week ut the Hiuiutnrlum liy lr. W. T. Thy, own er ii nil iltret'tor. InMullutlnn In betni: iinulo ly the llnuKaXHuy otniiny of Spoknne. Th 'tiwmraiu l one of t" neweM moiti'lM put out by tlie Aome IntiT nuttiinnl X-rny conumny of hi ciiko, uml leineiitM u Mi'." proven. ent ut th Hnnnlorium. Jinlffes uml JumleeH of the Mtate ti pre me nnurt, propowed tu ihe U'kIk liiture thnt the eoitncll he fiure;infd tn nlise. .Klve Jntlj-'eH nt preseiu eon Mtttnle the cnunWi, nnd It wuh pro- poeiI Hint three nieniherK of tlie Htate liar nnelution itne prosecut Iin,' nlLorney. nnd the rrmlrnuin of tlie Meniite ami house jiidti-inry nun mlttees of the tnie' leKtslature tie ntude memherM. l'he Uili-ial I'miii ell was created to ftanu recimi ntendationH for huprovlut; Judh ial piMvcduie. condition. ini'iitun I e.f-phon: eoiiiiiion wuh tfi tpdlvldniii f-a-tuii' touching li5. un uvt-rniKht Kit In ci f four pointM und the hh rnl Bhit- 1it&. Itnyiiiif of thin IttMiii' undoiihtt lly wiih lnflutnc I hy tl4' iohM ity of Incivm,"! carnliiKN throuKh thw InuiiKurH tion or the , li-iw- triiiiH-Atlanth-telfphune irvtce.; , I Cuilrotid HhureM ; all meted Wheat Gains But Fails To Keep Level At Close . CIIICAOO. Jun. Hy the A soclalel I'ress). Opening un changed to lie off, wheat soun showed gains. : t'orn and oats like wise developed. - firmness, corn starting unchanged to (4c lower und rising to well above yester day's finish. Provisions were easy. Wlient dosed unsettled, . ',t. 1 t U cf net ; lower, corn ? to :Sc Up;; oats unchanged to U Si c ofr. and provisions varying from 7c decline, to line advance. BOYS' SUITS HALF PRICE One and Two Trouser - . , Knickerbocker Suits ' -' : . Priced for Clearance . N. K. West & Co. The Man's Store I'tiim.Avn i,ivi:srK'K l'IR'l'l,ANI), Ore., Jan. 8 IAP) Today's receipts Hogs, ,&50 (di rect), i . " Cuttle Compared to week ago: " Steers und she slock mostly steu ly hulls steudy large ini esi hm-im .iih.i . . r..iiiiL'lni. ii-llli the' liest. trains he-' Hlg reenr,.,i i,y sue., issue, - ,., !5l, hKher; lanlle I'omsi Lines, Aiemsoii. - , h5,.i owr; ,.i,.1.8 u, v.--lers aware and Hudson and New York .teady to Tide higher: week's hula I'cnlrul. ' . urines:'' heef steers. $7.5(l'ii K..r.ll; ( 'iiuiiuereiiil Solvi-nts II soared I tji, $S.U5 for one load cows an. I 1.1-vcn iiniuif In it record top :it 1 lifircru, $5. (Hi Gf. I.Ztt: top heifers. 240. C. :4 HUel common also re-,7,f,i; tup cows. hulls, Jfi.tiii spun. I d In I' p'orlh of M undillg i o, i.iu; a few at 5.75: calvci, oiieratiom-. ;i'he closing was StrontC. , $7.5il1i 9,ll(t; vealers,.$ 10. 0115, ts.lln: l'ot;;l sales. , iipprixfinal,eil 7&a."titi ,,rr. . ij utility. ealres-' and ' venlors hhai.-s. '..v. 'V ' J down ,to je.oii9f7.no-resMelvey. - --r.-r- . - ' i Hogs Compared-with week-ago: lUNKIMi COMMIIONfc , ..csuive of fl!l.01Ii.00U. This Is .1 NKW yoUK. Jan. 8 (AV).- deorease In reserve of $!.(I.1M.'MU. ,. acual condition of clearing; compared with the weel; hefm'. house banks and Trust companies j when 'eee. 'rve ';''. , for" the week shows a deficit ml IV f reported. ! Mostly slrudy: bulk light btiteluii I weeK."li':;iSi is.ett;. moslly . :1: . weightier - kinds, :' l2.S(i .down: sin iutht lll( Add I.IVI'STOi K 'I Hi ;AOl .- ..hin." S. 4 Al' I'. H- Deparlliieili .-or. Tlgiicumirei. . h(ulv, dm iu.5o Hogs K.in.ui:., aeuve; ge,iciuii H . .;.,,s, lj.75:' packing sows. steady to 'strong:' top.' 51--" Puida84, iM,u:- rmlpr pigs prnclle for lf, to liiu iiiiiind ' weights: j u. nhsenl: n Ten selling al (II .no bulk desilalile. Mil lo ilpi pound ) S , ., f0 . -. aveiages. --tlS.iiOWIS.IB. '. j K'l.8n,vp lkn, lamks uotli- Callle Mie: Compared with f i,,,,.,.. noiuimil ihasis; we -k ago: belter grades fed steer , 5(.,, ji.oo'. lower, limn- n week ego; and y at lings. 60 i 7.1c higher, ; stt le'lly choice .Ml. Adams' lambs short red offerings. sr.f Bur high- ; 1In, ,st,Mr type lambs limited Up er: lurcher hellers, 254 Sllc up, I , tl 1.6(1; . most vulley offerlilKS fat covts mostly :6c. higher; veal-. ,,.ng armtnii tui:ft: best year crs, 1 1 "'' l-f'" lower: week's ex- nngKMitiolcd al tii.rill; ewes, $0,110 li elite, top. $ 1 2.2V, paid for year-! ,lown : . .... . . , 4 lings; heavy .steers, til. 75; week's; bulk lillees follow: fed .steers., . - - Hl.r.ti: till cows, fri .'ir.'it (i.7f.: heir- I'OltTI.ANI) IMIOIUTIr: ts.7.'i 'ii ' t Mi.75: ' 'yearlings. t.li.r''' i r'.OIH'I.A.N I . Ore.. Jan. S (Al')1 er:i. f'.f'" '" '.'.'t; ' vi'al' calves. 1 1 1 . Kggs l-'lrsts, . pullets and re-j r,i i:tnii. ! celpts down one cent. ruri'eiit, Slie. p--.l (ilin; odd loads wooled ! receipts, 31r: fresh tiiedUiilts. :llc; lambs rirm; tl2.Ml"l I.'I.IKI ntostl : t f"'" . standard firsts, :ilc: rrosll lor we -U r,.u Ilreel and 50 don-i standard esll'l.s, .tie: tllldersl.e I. Ides from reeding stations; i.-s'' . ' - , . . sluiighter. iambs and yearlln-fj lltttter Kstras down 'ie. H; wethers closing nioslly ' Ifi'u 2je' tin cubes eily, 4:ii,c; stanilar l. higher: 'sheep, and feeding lambs j 42 tie; prime firsts. 42c; firsts. S5 i r,oc higher; week's , lop. fed j 4(c: prints, fine; curious, Sic west. Ininlra, : I 8.25; '; natives, j . Milk Steady, H.-st churning 1.1.liii; fed cll.ied lanilw. $ I 1.(10; I cream, 4Sc; ..In valley, 4 He net, fill yearling wethers. ln.75: two-; shippers' truck 111 zone 1. Cream vcnr-old wethers, $:..nn: fnt eives. I delivered I'orllund. fdlol 52c per 7 jr.- iiire feeding himlis. l.6n: ; pound. Huw nillk (4 per cent), bulk prices START RIGHT By Trading With The. La Grande Electric Co. During Year of 1927. . Our prices are reasonable. , Our Motto "Service and Quality 1-112 Adams. Phone Main 124 . . , SLEEPERS STOCKINGS UNDERWEAR At Reduced Prices. BOYS' CAPS at 25c BOYS' TUG-TOG ' SUITS- - -; $1 SCHOOL SHOES At Vi Price Save At Uur January Sale Norton's Kiddy Shop t.liWo IS. mi; natives.'- Mm Hi I'oultry l-'irtn, siairce; heilvy 12.75; fed clipped lambs. Itl.iMI , nens, .o'..iic. us.ii. a. ii un- woole.l enlls fii.ndCi i springs. rl!ir22e; broilers. 2fi ored.: 2(i' 21c; turkeys, live, :tftc; dressed, 43fi44c. Onions stiady; local, $ 1.75 'r Itl.nil;, yearling wethers. t In. 50; aged wethers, t7.256i S...I' fat ewes. Sfi.dU Hi 7. (in; feedll ; lambs. t 1.25fl 12.25. . tUlili 1.75 sack. - XKW VOItK I'HI IT NEV YDKK. Jan. s (AP). . . .' l.i.l ..nil n i ni. Heady; apricots steady; peach. Sj lluttl't fat f. o. h. Sun Kranclscci. firm. - ' ' . 611c. . Vow, If we Just hn.l nil Oil f'om-inlssionii'! Kelso Golfer In Lead in Tourney EL f-AHAl.l.KltO mi'NTUV ri.l ll, VAN Nl'VH. fill., Jan. 8 (Al') John Junes. of Kelso. Wnsll.. took the lend III lite III., nt.il op.-n golf totirnunient here loduy In turning around ths sec ond IK 'luulifying round in a CD, Hire strokes under par lie went iirouud yesterday In a 73. Todays curd of Jones was: Out 444 824 Mt 33. Ill 445 3:tG 4:(5 10 ss. . , This give Jones a 73-69-142 for the 31! holes. t'hurles finest, ot Hollywood,' uf ler a merles of l.ud breaks for u 39 out this morulng, pluyed sensation al gold ou the Incoming ullis lor a 32, four under ttie line par aud took the lead ugulu lo the tourna ment wlttt a M-71-141. liust we are' und to dust we shall return, hut Unit doesn't keep us from throwing a Utile mud ouce In u while. Fall's Condition Said Satisfactory lU. rAtfO. Tex.. Jan. S. t AIM The condition of Albert 11. Kali, former Inlerlcr secretory. HI of pneumnnla. remained satisfactory today, his secretary, II. O. flunn. declared. 'Tliere Is no cause for appre hension," t'lunn said. rUltmitatits were used yesterday to Inereiise Full's blood pressure. I'Oltr'.STAI.I. t'OMIM.U'ATIONS Sl'OKA.Ni:, Wash., Jan. J. (Al1) 1'osslble eoniplhullotis with fun ada over the water of the t'olumhla basin would be forestalled by the 1'. X. Mini. Ihe. real iwtnlc mini of the ryrnmht l.uiul iiiupau.v. Isiiighi a upply of Huynl ciml. I Ju-t went li tsillcil Hie money and r.iunil out thai he bad Hun much on hniiil. Hut lie wuiileil lo know why I chnrgeil him tlicj nlne price for IliK hnlcli or coin thai I did the rirsi lie honglil. He alhini-il thnt Hie fltMt Hull people I Mild him he iiMially Bt u mlm- lli.u hut after Hint II nils ic-ually a little more. Hut not so wllbllie ssir man's friend." If anything e will keep selling t'liraiHT nil llle IlllK. a IPC inrgi iiuiue wi j liuliH'v will enable us to Mdl nt 1 a much lower margin. I'alnl and oil ihat will sm lie running in a great stifam fiiml Ilic Trail l.umlN-r coiniiaiiy down Hi I'.ii.llrt.m ami up I" llilerpilM' u...i ....... Ita.l...., Hit. I mimi.,1 111 l'oe and mull r In I nlini and Miiiight up to Old Town Just a--soon lis Hie spring wcnllier chhuis un. The irlit ami qunllly Is n hat ilcaws issiple for miles and mile,, j We sell lo doctors, riillruatl nun state department under u reuuest ' ""ex Ht h illggi-rs, of r. S. Ssnutor C. '. Hill, says n Washington dl.iputch to the Chron icle, i Mruuior Dill has asked Int. Kl wond Mead, u vutntnlssloner nf rerlutiiutloD, to toke up with the state depart tuent the mutter of making representations to t'uutidn tu effect an agreement. mill haiul.. hog fcnlers anil real rslnlc lllen. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. The Poor Man's Friend" Near I'cstndrj. I'lioue Main J4S No iui(la lliiklucaa. I -. -' - ' ii.ss... I j Potatoes, tl.4li I-15 sack. .. I WAN. !' lt. l( lMi.li, Jan. n tAt'j a . 1 "CTAP I SUXDAY jl XLXV I MONDAY .; Lit Jft r- IV ! I I IU 1 .. , . .., , I l M I II Hi I Vi& rhe whirling charge of II'. fern- I L Ii I I JT re clous desert tribesmen I 1 I) HH I Tl"' k "" C":',V"'1 I I I'llJ hfin.l tlenthfiullt ho- Jitw Never a romance so thrill-parked aSf j u" story of a handsome lieu- IIUII jWl'r tenant of the famous F.l'eUn Pl HI tyyyjq Legion on Ihe siin-dienehe.l 11. i- ijQ II . ur i "CS ' lira -the time - -'W 1 11 -the place H ComedV 1 . , . l . Adapted fro,,, ha- l v Jus lllros play III lllll ma 1 T n TAnit i Vrr 'The l.egi.in.iry." I llllll II lVlADLru lUIilWifiIU scenario by . arey j - "ANYTHING ONCE" , j j , TONIGHT ! I 7ANE GKEY'S "MAN OF THE FOREST" !M HOME AND THE LOVED ONES- : : It means'UTOch to all of us; but are. you pro-: .v tecting both the family and the home with the proper insurance? Dining November there were 23 persons killed and 458 injured in the state of Ore gon, bv automobiles alone. We can give you Insurance with Service. Reynolds Insurance Agency Sommer Hotel Bldg. -"three bits" , , Try. tera, A BIT OF THRIFT ; A BIT OF DETERMINATION A BIT OF POSITIVE-ACTION will soon build for you a lahk account that will be the "BEA CON LIGHTS" on the shores of success reflecting the light of opportunity for you ..... now . - here -. - La Grande National Bank V where your efforts ..v, "l meet unlimited co-operation. :. ! : '4 dt t iriV III Hi : ill -al Id l.i n.