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Newspaper Page Texttin imnn nr. riv imminit WUaiVK V art. LiA. UiVAJNUJli.: UivU.. Pajre Four Wednesday, January 21, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. $fa(SrMtite gating barber (Incorpomted) An Independent Newspaper P. R. FIN LAY Editor and PublUher HAROLD M. KINLAY Business Mau&ger Published evenings, except Sundny, at 1710 Sixth itreet L Grande. Oregon. , Entered at the Fostotflre of La Ornnde, Oregon, aa 8econd Olasa Mall Matter under net oi March a, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OH UNION COUNTT AND TUB CITY OP LA GRANDE ' MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Asaoclated Presa Is exclusively entitled to use tor publica tion of all uewa dispatches credited to It or not otlierwtse credited If published herein. All rights of republication of special dis patches In this paper and also the local news herein also are reserved. National Advertising Representative ' M. C. MOtlKNSEN CO., Ino. San Francl&co, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland. Chicago. Detroit, New York SUBSCRIPTION RATES Uy Carrier Dally, two weeks In advance Dally, six months In advance Dally, single copy Dally, per month In advance , Dally, per six month In advanco , Dally, per year lu advance Hy Mall . 65c 4.S0 . 6c . 60o ..3.50 -H.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per eolum Inch Display, local, per column men . ac 45c Time contract prices on application There havo been -6 3 associate Jus- I - ticca of tlie court, and 11 ohlef jus-II fr rwy i tlces. Cropley has served under fouril MPJillh I fMKQ chief Justices: Melville W. Fuller. Ed- II IIMUUI mm U'nrrl TViiioIr., w.it iimmi.. u...... ' ard Tuft and Charles Evans Huuhes ! TOO MITII MILK and has known 33 of the associate TnBt ""re can be too much of a Justices. He became clerk In 1937. Rood thing Is common knowledge. Several years prior to that he served I But thftt tni8 can 00 true of milk. Is WCjJUl, V1CUIK. .. - ........j ........... HONESTY REWARDS YOUTH j I will be merciful to their unrighteousness, and their sins nnd their iniquities will I remember no more. Hob. 8:12. I.IFK STKUAItnSHir If I have strength. I owe the service ot the strong; If melody I have, I owe the worlU a bong. If I can stand when all around my post are falling. If I can run With speed when needy heart a are calling. And If my torch can light the dark of any night, . Then. I must pay the debt I owe with living light. If heaven's grace has dowered me with some rare Rift; If I can lift some load no other's strength can lift;; If I can heal some wound no other hand can heal: If some great truth the speaking skies to me reveal. Then. I must go, a broken and a wounded thing. If to n wounded world my gifts no healing bring. . For any gift God giwa to me I cannot pay: Clifts are most mine when I most give, them all away. God's gifts are like his flowers which show their right to stay . By giving all of their bloom and fragrance away; Klchea are not In gold or land, estates or marts. " The only wealth worth having Is found In human hearts, Author Unknown. 1 Riu'iinf lv ti it ti?a fat If has hun bi1 I NEW TYPE OF I.AWYKltS stantlally demonstrated that In cer- Cropley probably kjiows as many I tuln cases, not too rare, the common ' lawyera as any other person In the quantity of three glasses of milk I or : United States. His business Is with ! every child, every day, la too much lawyers. Dally they file In and out and may do more harm than good., j of his chambers. He Is well-grounded j Mony of these children to whom i In legal lore, but he Is not a lawyer. mllk lB distasteful suffer also an-' His observations on the lawyers , oreX, or absence of appetite. ' with whom ho has come In contact Tnolr revulsion for mllk Is trans all these years are Interesting: Ifcrred and extended to food In gen- wnen 1 nrai came to tne court." , cral. Sucl, children easily become says Cropley.. the majority of the nlbblers and sparse eaters. ; lawyers before the court were as lm- PrTCiscly what the cause for this ' posing-looklng and as old as the Jus- Conditlou may be must be determined .H: . 1" each Instance, since there Is no Whiskers and heavy gold watch Klo ana eVer-present factor re-! chains hadn't gone out of fashion. ( sPons'ble ' and somehow they seemed to go well u may be duc to constitutional : with flowing tall coats. Those attor- peculiarity, such as a small stomach, neya were as sure of their law as the ! wnicn ts too soon filled with the men on the bench, and they stood . liquid food. It may also be due to their ground when the questions be- I a intoleronco for mllk. a condition gin to come. , wnlc mlUc mnkcs the child feel "I don't mean to Imply that the ! m 1 attorneys who appear nowsdays aren't ! jjore commonly, however, the con- ' as capable, but they are younger as dltlon psychologic rather than a rule. A lawyer who handles the hyMA m nature. The parents' In case in the lower courts generally Jls;ence upon m,ik drinking and the comes here to argue It, and some of o!i.rep,nted urging, 'drink it: It's them are only a tew years out of col- , gocA ,or you. eVoklng in the child le?Il. . , j . . . a negative altitude. Those were the days when tech- 0lf ,hl3 s,. there has been a nicalltles were flourishing thickets In . wholcsome reaction on the part of the forest of law. They may be now, pn-nnans against too great an In but It seems quite clear there has j,,,,,,. on foods that are -good for , been a good deal of pruning and that u .. b(, tUeT mllk or Spilu,ci,. the legal trees can be seen much more , la (eedlng mUk to chlldreu It need I clearly. A good thing, I suppose" not always a "glass of mllk." It i- cnn 130 served In the more preferred M.tY SET A KKt'tlKl forms of Ice cream, creamed soups. And the youthful Cropley ran his custard- or chocolate beverages, hand over an unlined face I , "But we old-timers are sentimental, you know, and have prejudice for the 'good old days.' " Time was when a supreme court clerk's head was as gray or as bald s a l"sttces. Cropley's predecessors have lived long as a rule (there have been only 10 clerks since the court m. Mr trs, V , s VVV - V .3 . Asaocitlta I'rtSf Photo Charles Ashley (right), 17-year-old orphan of Birmingham. Ala, whose honesty In returning a purse hr found to Its owner led lo his adoption by Edward Frischknechl (left), a Washington, O. C, importer. Through his act the youth also is promised an education. Radio Programs era Oregon were again dipped Into' Los Angeles Prosecutor accused sub-zero levels during last night. 1 Daisy Do Boe of perjury m closing At a pretty ceremony the nuptials argument In her trial for stealing far Miss Done E. Brown and Freeman S15.30O from Clara Bow O. Maeomber. of this city, were per- j Chicago Mrs. Shirley' Kub. witness formed at the home of the bride's before grand Jury Investigating parents in Baker Friday evening. j charges of alliance between police and A marrlai-e license has lun twi-wl 1.- , . began), and his office is lined with Vallce orchestra; B, Birthday to Prank J. Bonney and Catherine i Mavfield Kv Mob searches iail their ulctures. most of them vener- ,,.. ..,,,-. -H. nr. Horn, both of llninn i ' " .....',u . . .. . . - v. .. "-..- ucvtu?:. accusea or Killing aoie gray oearas. nt n chestra: 7:30. symphony hour: 8:30. chance to set a service record before Amos and Andy (except KOA and Tlll'RSUAY PKOCKAMS National Broadcasting Co.: 5, Rudy KSU program at 8): 8:45. smiles pro- CLOSING DEBATE Cropley draws a modest salary. In sram. 9 revut. 9:30 stor tel,tr. K, other days the clerk, through a fee svstem. made more money annuslly than the president. The story Is told that back in the 80s a justice con Piano Paintings; 10:30, Tlr Prlen' , cVotty: 10:45. violin; 11, dance hour. Northwest Broadcasting system:: 5:40. markets, crooning baritone: templated resigning from the bench orchtsa: 6 iS- RaDbl Kocn: 7i nlu I twr two negroes accused ot killing i Charles Clark In hold-up at Daducah. t Foreign Ottawa Government officials es- TXT . T1T71 TfdT? TOT tl i "mate Canada lost 15.000.000 rev-l- Ui liWJli IKlHLilenue by forbidding clearance of j liquor cargoes to the United States. (Continued from Pttgo One) Parls Naval truce between France land Italy ends. to become clerk. But those days have gone. Chats With Parents steal programs; 6. Salon orchestra: 9. lecture; 9:30. musical programs: 10:30. organ, orchestra; 13 to 3 a. m.. request program. bills were, or how much they were and sometimes she didn't know whether they had been paid." Columbia Broadcasting system: Af pT T AV vati ;45.news: 6. sports; 6:15. musical -Tii-v. .U1 IN FAVOR OF Bills PAYING VETS Continued Prom Page One) 5 :45. news: 6. sports; programs: 7. Lutheran program; 7:30. music: 8:so. iikint classics; :iu. piano, novelty: 10. Melodists, answers; 10:20 ; to 1. dance music. , Seattle NO CONVECTION 1 KJR (970): 5:40 to 3 a. m.. KBS Bv Alice Juuson Peale programs. John, asred three, had refused to an fraucisco come In tor lunch when his mother KFRC (610): 5:45 to I a. in., CBS called him. Instead he had run programs. laughing down the street. That everunir when Jather came home he walked into xhe living dance orchestra; 8, Carollers. features; room where John was playing with 10. dance music: 11. Melodists. pOKitue t nmhUne .A ..1.1 ussicn rf nrnivrtv cnlrt tinrt' KHQ tSS0": 7 a. m.. Town Crier. eut ,k p ccntract. news. Start o IXiy; 8. HappyUme: 9. m-ii ..m tv.. . t e t- , I thing to make ou remember never Lumberjacks. Walt and Norman; 10. TOuW -have lar reaching ronse. : 125.00O to he usert hvftnd tmder rit- Hy the Associated lress House bills introduced: HB 23 Representative Temple and Senator Bailey To provide for pav- f rcient from the state highway fund of The La Grande American Lesion ' f ?umlef ln .the Pfpsecutlon of viola- post recently voted In favor of cash-. ing compensjition certificates. Similar- -"- lxl-j I6"-"1 r:r,i"- orsan; 6;ta. powder lenionnaires as well as manv ' 'W ar veterans state aid com- iKU ana au. nenry otarr. ..- other posts over the nation. . Vmls. LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORT After almost two yeare of exhaustive studv of conditions srising since adoption of the Eighteenth Amendment, Presi dent Hoover's law enforcement commission has submitted its findings, and while the report indicates that the mem bers of the commission are not entirely in accord, a careful reading of the observations of each reveals the fact that almost every commissioner recognizes the benefits that j have accrued to the inrlivirltml nnd to tho mimtrv iinrlni- rh.- i his trains. ...... - -Your mother told me about rou. JJlUtuultluu law. : I and I am going to give you some . i . .... , , j thine to make ou remember neve: . .,.. ,j v. . . v v 4itt i,i4,n n ivnciuani io aa n (nine use ixiv ajftun. no xu;uiviis Aiuinuriiie. ll.JU, TOllcvri. niin-.M: .mr i-, ... lrti j , , n;...(. , to the fact that for seven year there was imperfect enforce- bV"T V-Tt Y3 cTvT"i F'T l Si ... . ?l P'csea ne 00 up na spausea i, icaiurcs. mus.cai proi,rans. a, aRct pian, Dut ln lts eijt. ozi tae irical resources and their develop ment and that the re-organization program has been under w;'rm.,yhi. ,h.r . ,i- Sr!. a1" . ,'"rLi ,ln-ins " u "on and our gen- mcnt m that pcr-.ion ot atc tnbG- a t Later, a his bother w putting NBu: 9jm. records, xo to 12, uknc ..- .v.-mn-nifi eiMmnnr v, rni.,,n way for less than three yeaVs. which has not been sufficient bona to bed. she -you .re mu,c , . . He saw The been Ji. . a- ... ..... i never coins to be a nauchlv bov Tsrama ? ,.,Li k . . . ij' est!, HB IS By Keoresentatire Oxman time to give it a fair trial. sTu. ySr You kntwhaV KM (760.: S S 30. features: S.n6Ln ,,M Lrr cd S"18"-- BUllngsley-To provide ! . . - I IVlll h!)!Vn H.Wt V.V.l ' A trt 'l RI , , ... - v wnue lnaivuuim conimiiwioiuMx havo thpir own supc. ;v.:. r " r.:r-V r r," . ana saaw L&lcn san.e nrivtJeEes as now exer- The secretary did not snecificallv cised by the state land board of being disapprove the meaytire but stressed aot liale 'or taxes in case ot repos- Moser, Kuck, Jones, Dunne, Bailey, Miller and Kiddle To provide Iree textbooks. HB 35 By Representatives Andrews, Howard and Senator Dunno To amend code to permit acquisition or land for right of way for widening or straightening highways by con demnation. HB 36 By Chlnnock To amend code relative to suits to quiet title. KB 37 By Marion county delega tionTo appropriate 16.408 for pay ment of premiums awarded at state ttHB 3& By Hamilton and Delap and Senator Upton To provide for construction, equipping and furnish ing of armory at Klamath Falls. HB 39 By Cinnnock To amend code relative to pleadings. HB 40 By Representative Oxman and Senator Billingsley To amend code authorizing sale of county lands and authorizing county court to sell county lands. HB 41 By Representatives An drews, Howard and Senator Dunne To authorize state treasurer to pay federal government an amount of money represented by lost warrants. HB 43 By Oxman and Swift Fixing boundaries of Malheur county. irn A o TJt- Ei(ehii Vifomntino Rtfltft from payment of filing and recording iees. HB 44 By Fisher To provide for .ttlKVliaiiuti vik I property taxes upon real property acquired by the state. HB 45 By Chinnock To amend code relating to judgments. HB 46 By Stockdale To amend code relating to school funds. Passed Bv House SB 3 By Eddy To authorize cities and towns to acquire and do nate Jand to federal government. SB 32 By Crawford and Bailey Requiring that revenues from all state departments be deposited in the general fund subject to ap propriation. SB 33 By Crawford Extending powers oi judges oi district courts. SB 34 By Franciscovlch Relating to sale of real property belonging to estates. SB 35 By Franciscovlch Relating to filling of vacancies in offices of county treasurer, assessor, surveyor, and commissioner. (Filled -appointee served successor. ) SB 36 By Franciscovlch Relating to filling vacancies ln office of coun ty clerk, sheriff and coroner. SB 37 By Upton Providing for special emergency fund. SB 38 By Eddy Providing for arbitration between employes and employers relative to terms or con ditions of emeployment under col lective contracts. SB 39 By Johnson Amending horticultural law. SB 40 By Bennett and Brown Amending range theft law to re move producers from classification as dealers. SB 41 By Bailey Providing that term of district attorneys shall be gin on the first Monday ln January insteead of July. SB 27 By Senator Franc iscovitch and Representatives Hellberg and Jchnson To amend code relating to cpen season for fishing on the Co lumbia west of the Deschutes. SB 28 By Upton To amend code relating to salaries of county officers as applicable to Crook county. SB 23 By Eberhard To repeal TETTICK CHOES styled riqhj 1 wear right fit right and are I I I 1 riohl 3 . SHOtS j lOH WQMtH 2P& TUNE IN , NNA JtllICK MCLOOItS ery Swnd.v tun3 33 Anoo.ud Sutions II FALK'S La Grande, Store 1923 act requiring property qualifica tion for voters on special tax and bend measures in state, counties and districts. SB 24 By Eberhard To repeal 1929 act requiring property qualifica tion for voters on special tax and bond measures in cities and towns. SB 25 By Billingsley To prohibit county officials and employes from dealing in county warrants. Pawed by senate: SB 3 By Eddy To authorize cities and towns to acquire and donate land to federal government. Yes, I mustn't play with my Oakland turns as to haw improvements may be made, the entire com- j mission is agreed that the licensed saloon must never again ' tlon b,'!w:i th misdeed and the prccrams: 9. hvmns. s:udtoc 10. w- , punishment is entirely lost unless chestra; 11. classic recordings; 11:30. W pel nut tea. jUw punishment follows directly dance music. I think it will be conceded that method court procedure fcr obtainlne constructive consent of holders of lrric.it icn district bonds being re in noK-7inr M,4 rw.;.l. II... -:..i.!uP?n the wroiuKloing "," nvti, i ivaiuvm nwci taiviuiij puiiud j The value of out the salient facts and savs: - .WiUUV SXKl DT IlXtS ' ttt. t - na 4i iv neureseiiiF.tiTP uinian and Senator Billingsley Providing Icr separation Irom certain lands Lo Anreie any sort of punish- VHJ i0Ol: S. CBS. feature: 7. CBS: itr.ent is often questkv.aole. but it 10. new, dance music: 13. organ. , KNX UOoOV: to. oricaa. ensemble: , is certain to be (utile unles the "I am in unitv with the spirit of the lvport in seekinsr 'tJuM n'i'r5"'-'i3 c.eariy why h8 wiaii and Arcn'ie. t:o. s. svut-' .... . . . r ;ts beitw: punished. Otherwise ti9 prtcnr feature' 9 violin and piano' nstrucuve steps to advance the national ideal of cradicA- p to ,hm h " bin: punished I0. wranciers.-' 11. dance hour: PROHIBITION CASE BEFORE HIGH COURT constructiv e t,A ...:..i' j .... ' lor whatever he was doiii at the vi uiv swuti iiuu ivt'iiontit: ana ixnuicai evils OI Ulb mor.u when the puishaient ie- (Contlnued from Pa.ge One) tiutYi,-. t. moi-,-a H, v... l i j. ...j scended .......x. r.wnc 4iv .ui iu.il une in-vii iiutue aim u Krequentlv. too. the punishment elinxinate the abuses which exist, and at the same time 1 yh'a " ,iSra ,lrra - . . , . v.ii ( a sjjj. so excltir.c that lacing: with an open mind the difficulties which have arisen : " blo;s out memory of whatever under this experiment. j S'SSi Ssr "I do. however, see serious objections to, and therefore i'i? cmw has done mr.wng must not be undersUHtd as recommending; any proposed wvi-jjpV'hSur.awiT sion of the ISth amendment, which is suggested by some for',IU' t"-dertar.is exactly why possible consideration at some future time if the continued . puiiishmeu: w no. o severe as ,o effort at enfoivement should prove unsuccessful. My own;1"' hun !o!ll duty and that of all executive officers is clear to enforce i -rutin tirvfo the law with all the means at our disposal without equivoca- j JLnXSJ, tiou or reservation. The effect of this report should bo to concentrate the efforts of all believers in the betterment of the people to continue an .intensive program of education showing the benefits which accrue to humanity in g-enoral bv the prone ' vi.-n.iuv.t: ! jui laws, especially lor tne reason that there puttie away of t.- are young invple who are now voters who can remeniK-r -re-b..,f hlr-e-.tT very little of the conditions that existed prior to the enact-T" a "hTSS ItStr. t. ment of the Eighteenth AnuMidment. and some of whom are tc " ou" ,0 p115, - c"t- 1 ...... , " f s fiTr.te Vise : rss;re iH-'ing lntluencotl by the statements emanating frem the ,pt-fi:- " n a.v:je:. r,--IJ wet inteiv1 n " r-' teer- KF1 tt40i: 5:45. stock marXets: 6. Nick Harris, string trio: 7. NBC: 8:30. prano. NBC; 10. orchestral hour: 11, NBC. lienver KOA (S30t: 5. NBC: 8:15. musical programs; 9. NBC programs. Salt Lake Cltv KSL H130I: 5. NBC; 8:15. features: 9. NBC: 9:30. dramatic reading: 10:15. vaudeville frolic: 11. NBC. Portland KEX C.1S01: 8. NBS: 9 30. Captain Dare; 9.45 to 3 a. m, NBS. ed as the special priMiee of parent Many cf us are utiaw-are cf how fre quently the tabs are tumi-d. and the children do the pumsJtiui Sor-.r::r-.es they do it in orer. rr ve::ce. but more often they are er.- ire.y uaoor.wt.sa of lhe:r usoure. the scld.?r;"c cTer such procedures xs washirc and Clark Wood Says ta&en by counties for delinquent taxes of their acpurienant water rights. HS 2S By James H. E. Scott To amend cede relieving county clerics of wcrk that should be performed by Ir rigation district officers. HB 29 Sy Representatives Keasey, eighteenth amendment had beon held Gill. Lewi. Gordon and Senators valid by the supreme court. Woodward. Bennett and Staples Kerala other lerlsiuii. Fror;d:ng for appointment of com- ' The court in plain language had , miAsloners of the Port of Portland bv supported other contitutieual tie vioverncr. amendments airainst. similar attacks, i HB 30 Bv Snell. Schaupp. Ansell. he sid. In closinsr, he said: Hellberg. JCi'npp. Keasey and Weather- "This attack arains: the erehteenth fcrd To provide new commercial amendment falls utterly and- coir.- fL?.'r5 code. pietely to the ground because based HB 31 By Hellbers ard Johnson upon a fundamental mi5Ccnoept:on To amend code to close Lewis & cf the character of the covemrnent Clarfc river for commercial fishing. .-htch had been created by the con- KB 32 By Hellberg and Johnson s.titut:on." and Senator Franclscovicli To pro- Sci:citor General Thacher tooi only vide for consu-uction. equipping' and a half hcur in present the cov- lureishics an armorv at Astoria, i tJiiLiien; s appeal two hours. NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK JANUARY 21 (Own Your Own Home Day) "HY OWN YOUR OWN HOME? It helps you to save. Is a good investment. Gives you a better standing in the community. Increases your interest in your community and nation. Increases your self-respect. Improves your credit. Improves home life and makes your family happier. Gives you greater interest in your home. Gives you the pleasure and profit of being your own landlord and paying your rent to yourself. Provides something for you to leave to your family that will hold them together after you are gone. La Grande National Bank 10. Te Illinois lcer of an election bet pushed a cvAi-Lken wheelbarrow 175 niUes. Some rl must have gone along to tc:e fcus fci of hay. Pred:ct:cr. : new made .ha: through rai;o development the scenes cf paj; ac wilt be depicted. As scuivd will net be restored, however, we cm neier knew whether Nero played and san? "A Hot Time" during te Komm bonfire. if in hy. rae at what A woman is mostly worried ever a barJ: run when the bank : her stock- HATE IS ARTIFICIAL Few mon :uv naturd haters. The sentiment ha to bo artificially injected into thenv Agitatoi-s after money or power often whip up ignorance in one givnp against an other group and ptwluce hate. But all history proves it does not last. It must be re kindknl fivm time to time if it is to continue. Even in the case of the Civil war. where the conflicting principles involved had been dekxtexl for decades; where all knew the issues; after four years of devastating war, hate did not last. If the people are given all the facts there will be no racial. group or national hatreds. r.ei to tr.m an ur-rf4?o.i:j:e fr.s&- r.e r.d impeti?u;v iri:.eti of il-e hini-esx nfiri ci '..:ns ' person reoc:c;e "A donJtev iiocver?l a rr.:no that -is paid id CCOaXXJ" An ctner d:r.lfv, hare put ten tirr.es as muci into aiinea liiat tave paid no;h':. ; Unci Tom" Mrs. Stowe sum that her Crs? conception of ttio character of t'nce Tom" came from writin; terrors for her ciored cook in Oiiio to the iiustins!. a s-;ive in Ken lUvkr. Afiorwarxl. s!;e usctl s:ue iDi-iiier.'s from the utol'ti;rjr'iv uf Jisisb Her.scn. Tiie charucfer of I'ntJe Tom. trervfon?. was a lie tltloiis one, it:iletl with traits with whlih X!r Si-iwe vr;:s fifitil iar.- Tr e death o: Lnolo Tola r.t Iter own invention. although allowed HB 33 Bl Hellberg and Johnson! lo amend coce to close Youncs bay and river to ccniniercial fishing east of the S. P. and S. brldee. ' HB 34 By Representatives" Lee. Andersen. Bynon, GUI. Angell. Bro naugh. Keasey, Andrew3. Gordon, Hiil Schaupp. VIott. Jaaies H. E. Scott. Chindren. Snell and Senators Wjodward. Crawford. Hail. Upton. A U:t i-rL. Jr.ce vrr v: and ' &s ubxv-t ;ar-:y eis. : cu;cn. atrov; o-r ivprrcf. iT?rCf2 .t:e:; in another ay, $, had s-s:n s--h v"- aptjtuee fr diac n: viliv -a t.ren One hundred ticzsar.d ba : hroom rc.ctfr. ocvurr ir. Er.c i"3 annual f. and an::rte a caieticar re- , :rrr n;?ir.a; ever there wit.l t.e . cb;ecT. ci itclhing Stiirdav n::hts. Famous Grecian Sect Th sct cal!eO Stoics iv:?s foiiCvl ! i' t 7. er. o. n c ? t ra : ei " r fMU-fier. wi.a w.:s born abo;:t o-'O IV. C. I: wv.5 ciilles! from a sr-acious rj.;r,ie-i rTch in whicb niaer taui.t. to.i. t-t'.v.z t-e COOKING CROQUETTES AND ROASTING COFFEE HAVE MUCH IN COMMON Success Dopr.ds Upon the Rule A LHik at a Time STAGES LEAVE From Coiner of Elm and Jefferson WALLOWA VALLEY COACHES NEW SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 1 Leave La Grande for Joseph and Way Points 9:45 A.M. 4:00 P.M. 9:43 A. M. Makes Direct Connection at Enterprise for Lewiston and Spokane. rOU INFORMATION- CALL MAIN 799 :.-.r vis rr.'-ca ta.x c: h; reciirt- Apparently. h."3?77r, sh? no ?xv.t Sr.-in-.e aare -ci $a.mi;:z?tz :.";sn she J-urc U s.v.-t. cf ex-rues "r nv'C C.xlx to h-er reor.- !ir u.v:-.r fi:-,a-;T ei:v..ec !rc.-n htr the Over Nis:ht News The News Used To Be: (By The Aoeutet rr.rv-) iHMMe-lic Kat eher. Miss. Court dec;de for Tcr.z Mia in SoOOOO suit brcMLiht y Tih liV.-tr. c:rct:s c"nr. .C-V " co-'. r. :en any zzj , TWTMY-FME t K AC.O ."M.1 ; 'FrTaa Oirrrr. Men, 'aa. 2J. :5i riv.-Tiroes scci:-e to ccc- ' Ttf fcajkt-t&iU icme pliyec at Pw.- "vT C:j-n Fr-ciT r--:l-rt m r is&.vi Careful cocks do not crowd toe many cr?qat into tee hot fa! , h?:3ue they Icrcr the tempera ture and then absorb prease. Cook ire a fe at a time prevents this ln rcast:r. ccrTee there is simi lar d:cui:y iroea too much is roasted at once. It is impossible to ccr.trol the heat and often, as a resji:, part of the batch is over done and part underdone. This canses variation in flavor. Hula Bros. following the raH r""- Z - - rnn.?ci-a ct-n-.iTx la o.iaat I M'vi-f 'l -. I T3-2i ia tne cro-r-ette rec-.pe, roast on. The war phtt s aiv Kwmins nvtv realistic a!! the time, but i'" "" ' '"" J,, T Lsl" U - 3 !i f. by tfclr painted. coStitraons proc- none so far has revealed how tho suppiv serwant convinci ,HlN4 lurx v !:a k.tcr'olofev iliil .1 f5;-1, ff-1" T'L" injHxiing Olllior inal ll OianKeti etv 'knS ii ', , i -J -"ivJ t3S t:tre is accurate control a - " Nanking a rarut iW"Tr3; - - . iZJ?iJ&M the heat, also of the rivsr cf co-Ttv Moiv sleep may nvike you live longer, but what is the use cf living lonjrer just to sleep? In Washington t the V:utea su-e li.-vivi t:s esj He was rvtvct:rx Ioj- diatr a a fA-e Almoi ery cut .:roc he fca been tMre or in t.Va cftaatber across tr? fc:.t. C.ir- c-'.y-fire B Herbert ttummrr Tatafcy - three yrara ao a tui 13 e::tert f.-e l j.."ss ie iat ti!(:y sr:r.: -c-.rvu'ar :cn:r iho rir.v; ck-:k. f , rvxm at the capital w!tm t;'.e u- i iiaj J.m MarhU. T-j t. i.ee TEN r RS Al.O r ? r.v Mr Mr? Harrey MackT are -jstctTi V - tie- arrsi at s.e fcome ci Mr ' r.t cm: xu; Vlr C'-uee Wa-:4:ey- T-ey are irsni arr.y or Sy r." t - H. F Ke? Si scOl ti fccsre and? 'Orvplev is cleric i( is? UT-rvrce ; r-rm COtfer-rtr, Mco - Jan. 2-?. UHlU.t WiN-i j Tve La Gnaj Ters ewM up ALBANY, .-vrx. 2 r Te ATvtr.T Uae pre-;ccrca5f ei o.-r. ta ii,fcCV tu-vVr:; t-Tt n-cr rrr:i terprise SaturcaT cjaeit try Dorc out PAciric cvx:ve j: .o 3 Mere :.wt h C.eititt 16 to IS 7Ve Wekoweyoii Kk w& HOTEL CONGRESS PORTLAND, OREGON throuch the rcAsters. A rare. ur.i- forra r'a'-'rr is developed such as tx cthr cc?ee has. Grocers every-s-h-tre sell Hill; Pros. Cc?eo ia vacuaa cans that ksep it frih. Air. which destroy; t'-.e rlavor t ceffce. is removed front the cans -whn they art packed. ar.J kept cut. Ordinary cans, even if air-t:cht, c rot fceer o;tr fresh. Ask fr HUls Bros Cci"ee tr rase and lock for the Arah tre trade-Trvari on the can. Hills Bros, Coffee. I tie, Portland Oreg-."!!. p c: i "W xji -a ' c C3 13 lueMountain its j XsJ) Word fresh and pure and sweet - UseiteacHday- WH TREAT BLUElCilJAIN CREAMERY S3 3.o 1-1 g" o r.