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Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Wednesday, February 18, 1931 Ia(6ranbe Sfrcnmcj bsertier (Inrorttorntrl) An Independent Nemnapcr P. R. FINWY Editor and PublUber HAROLD M. PINLAY . Buslneu Manager Published evening except Sunday, at 1710 Sixth iut L Ornnde. Oregon. - Entered lit the Poetofflre of La Grande, Oregon, a Second Claaa Mali Matter under act of Mnrcb a. 1878. OFFICIAL PAPER OP UNION COUNTY AND THB CITY OP LA O RANDS . ' MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRKS3 The Associated Preaa l exclusively entitled to viae for publlca ' tlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited j If published herein. All right of republication of special dis patches In this paper and also tne. local news herein also arc reserved. National Advertising Representative M. C. MOCiKNSEN CO., Inc. Ban Francisco, Los Angeles. Seattle. Portland. Chicago, Detroit, New York SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, two weeks In advance , Dally, six months In advance Dally, single copy ssc M .60 60 Py Mall Dally, per month In advance Dally, per six month In advance Dally, per year In advance , ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per colum Inch uispiay, local, per column men . . 60o -M.S0 S5 00 43e Sc Time contract prices on application r- ' BV HERBERT ADAMS ' SYNOPSIS: An KRiriioirn mur derer mas toppled over a stoma fmnce.tn (fie tlutcn garden of Annattette Vuetifhnp. a t a II V crushtHff rhe eccentric spinster. Jfnrwie Make had found the body ot net aunt shortly alter she ami Ur. .Verserroif folJl-rrf la her there. Evelyn lltoke her stater ts in the rnktir room vith her sanre MoaeJ lurl-u-orie srhrn Uartorie reoorls het discovery. Also near the fl(infe at the Ume is llajnr (jrrsAnw hopelcjtltt tit tore u-tfft , JUisj Vnerdlma. tlretn rss eanltf' fenr etho iril Joe Allen a dts charpfd gardener ts snspeetrtt tell Siiperiateadeitr Kiehmond ot it far parted near lAe Aowse tin the fatal HtpAI. onii ConslnMe Itoscoe reiMvr string a cor oad struitos tfrtrer. rsm(iiiitf AM Inlen-ieto -UA Jfiss Jweriflttt0 lust before he death. lr. .VrlArrton ift.tclojrs her rareot fo riljiHAfrit A.irtorie shanld she wed. tie denies tkeu are lorer 6nl when he yphanrs Uanorit secretly suspicion rises. And the four and twenty elders, which sat befoi-e God on their seats, foil upon their faces, and worshipped God. Say injr. We give thee thanks, 0 Lord God Almighty, which art, and wast, and are to come; because thou hast taken to thee thy great power, and hast reigned. Rev. 11 :16, 17. WHITE ELEPHANTS For more than twelve years the great government plant at Muscle Shoals has remained idle while congress has wrangled over its disposition. Even now the house and sen ate are deadlocked on the question of how it shall be oper ated. There is no assurance that this controversy will ever Chapter 10 THE CLOAKED WOMAN JIMMIE and Richmond .ollowed the maid Into Evelyn's and Mar Jorle'a room. They trcro there, dressed In slmplo black frocks. Their likeness (o each other was remarkable, although Marjorle. seemed tired aud worried. The superintendent's reply to Marjorle'a question concerning the case was noncommittal. "It is your sister I want to talk to." "Do you mean alone? She Is still very upset." Evelyn glanced anxiously at Mar jorle 8nd then moved ton-art the door, Jlmmle Hasire.ll slipping out with her. "Leave them together for n mo ment or two." he whispered. "Mich moo is a bit severe, but nol a Dad sort," He hesitated "l wonder It you would let me see Mrs. Fraier, the eookr "Why. of course, but "she check- end, for it is doubtful if congress will ever sell it to private him the kitchen door. He lapped interests, and as long as it is under government control it before he opened it. -May i come will be a football of politics. The indecisiveness of congress XinTlt " mesM has put the people in that despairing mood where tryy will i A yonns woman was standing soon favor scrapping the plant or giving it awav. j alone in. front or ber range The Hoover Rim at Black Canyon promises to" bo another ! p J, Muscle Shoals. Congress seonvs to be overpowered by its the gardens. affection for white elephants. Hoover or Boulder Dam has j -lt , Mrs. wade who told me been a bone of contention ever since congress took up tha : about you." began jlmmle. -She matter of It cinstmrfinn Horn thn .vl nf ennlmvomv w sorrT Ton nad been III and are even more numerous than at Muscle Shoals. Arizona is attacking the validity of the act and the states' compact by which the project was authorized. All states affected are dissatisfied with the allocation of power. Mexico has pro tested against the diversion of the waters of the Colorado river. And the battle between the private-control and gov-' "x,iss Qaerdiing wished yen to emiwnr-rnnt f.ir.ti.-.no c;n . ,u " uu w lo;a J T . "" . t la. but you didn't want to." contin s is ii Kwa poncy w proeeea vvun the expenditure of ?250,- a.-d Jimmie -How long iu u 000,000 before all the quarrels, dissatisfactions, and ques- s"" ta iO!l0T tc" ti:st -rcu t-i i .up aad went ootf" ujuun ..axe oeen ironea our: mere wis some: Her oiush told him his surmise excuse mr mniuiig up a Diina alley in the case of iluscle ; was correct. Shoals which was primarily a war eniei-gency project. But ' wenl ont d"reiT fdoctor left no emergency exists at Hoover Dam. mc-" she "!L . j Bit when Be asked why, she told " ( him crisply and defiantly that It ADVERTISING AIDS ALL &er "" business. Newsiwper advert isinsr and tlie automobile have combined 0r ls 11 A!l Colle!t a business r to bring the cits- shops to the very doors of the farm home i'laJ tob" u nu me suouroan nonie. Keguiarly the newspaiers take to 1 s'-issesuon. he tiriamed. -.Mrs. "1 believe what you have told me, Mrs. Fr.iter. If you do as 1 ask. It will help to prove that lt Is true. "Very sood, sir." t. , Jlmmle then returned to the room where tho superintendent, warm and angry, was turning the leaves of tho notebook, while Marjorle's pallor showed her distress, "When I asked you if the doctor and Miss Uuerdllng talked of any thing besldo the cook's Illness." he said harshly, "you replied, 'Noth ing else.' You knew perfectly well she bad said that when you mar ried you would get nothing. Why didu't you tell me?" Tho girl muttered that her aunt frequently had made such remarks: she had forgotten they were re peated just then. "Forgotten! What led to Itr 'Nothing." "Had she ever before said tt In j speakers In that body, dauntless In runnlng-flre debate. Black is almost the opposite. Of medium height, youthful In appear ance (he Is only 45). he makes only infrequent remarks on the floor. He usually wears dark blue double breasted suits, and likes to walk around with his hands thrust deep IMo his coat pockets. His voice ls strong and clear and earnest. Uhirk Tells Illin Long end loudly had Hcfflln In listed that Black come out and say whether he was In favor of ballot uoxes in Alabama being seized. Black had listened In silence, gazing around fine cnamoer apparently unconcerned. Finally he was goaded Into action by Heflin'8 tongue. Jumping to his feet, he started to ten ine senate now he stood. After I speaking, for several minutes, Hefltn ! interrupted. The senator asked me for a state ment." said Black. "But not for a speech in my time." snapped Heflln., The fracas started. Back and forth words flewover Dill's desk. Heflln called Black "a foxy fellow at times." Black said if Heflln didn't want him to explain further, then ne was satisfied. Hellln yelled that he was far from "satisfied," but gave Black no oppor- Black trlAH in .m.i a Dr. Nelherton's or any other young Ion the subject. Heflln wouldn't let mans presence. i nim and proceeded to tell Black No." Tbo girl was answering w" w" m " so on - la angry, half-frlghtened syllables, j roTinE"oveTthe 'backnc-6'15" "let you want me to Doueve that i you forgot It. and you insist tiat PUBLIC OPLIO w "vii jvu auu iuc UU.IUI .tciu ur getuer afterwards you were Just talking over old tiniest Old he phone through and tell you sot" Then Jimmie Interrupted "If you will come quickly you will see the unknowr. woman Duckworth no ticed that night. ALL POWERFUL (Continued form Page One) They always come back to them." ; "Police will carry on if you give ! them half a break. They arc human i like us and have families to support." i "T hpliPVa it, nmhIKIfinn ...... ,11 Stepping to his side. Richmond 'continue to until we ret a better pressed his moist nose against the plan." window pane and left his mark "AnT Totce chief will tell you he upon it. But he saw clearly -and S!S!5.UP 5 "J I"24 hours when distinctly a cloaked figure that ' ; crossed a path at the further corner 1 0.VP T? TV A TIT ridC 0. the house and disappeared Into 1U TC RROKPV TAT. V the shrubbery in a direction away . 15 UKUlVJliA lUlJAl from the Dutch garden. ! "Who is sher 1 Jimmie explained, adding that he he fails to obtain a lease within that believed Mrs. Frater's story, which time the government will operate the seemed to account for her actions P!nllt for experimental production of on the night of the tragedy. fertiliser "1 will see Alf Collett," said Rich mond, "before he ts put wise. The cook ls not like! to telephone." Richmond was chagrined at this point to learn that tlvelyn and Mar jorie bad jone out nlthout his per- (Conunued fu.m rage One) TAXES, POWER . AT FRONT IN LEGISLATURE (Continued from Page One) hopes yoa are all r.ght asa'.it." .Mrs. Frater flushed with pleasure and Jimmie continued. "You weren't really as bad as the doctor thought. were your She locked at him a bit oddly " r aps 1 wor; p r aps I worat." those homes a complete quotation of what can be bousrht where it can be purchased and the prices asked. The sale is actually made through the advertising columns of the newspaper. A visit to the store next day by automobile completes the exchange of money for merchandise. How much more convenient is this contrivance of modem commercial and industrial genius to the inefficient methods of our forebears who knew only their personal needs, and frequently went for months and years without being able to secure the desired articles. With them theiv w;w alternative for the slow, tedious and disannointinc exiwiiVnt ? of going to town by wagon or cart and trusting to riilimw,- ! near er. .No more did L" and a stout pair of shoes to seek out the shop which old ' She tcli b" s:o'"T la s:rai that which they were in need of. and which sold at an accept-! nfl. ?, aoie price, if not at the lowest obtainable price. ; heart, at a gap la the lane fen Fra:er. you know that about the time you slipped out ot the house your mistress was killed. You know we-have been trying to discover who In tie garden at the time Dca't you think It would have been wiser it you tad to!d us yea were tiere?" "1 wora t atied." "But it It ls discovered after ' wards, what will pecp:e think? Would it cot be better for you to tell me Just what yea did better . for All as well as for yourself T" Keep Alf out o'lt He neter went ELECTRIKYlNt; THE FARM ine Dusiness depression has not hamr-ercd the bt- ap- eet ce. aad ailed It when the doctor left TSey bad not eea tocether long, and after the meeticg s-e tad gone j back to bed. Sooa Jaset carce up tragedy. one tcae. re j wa.tics. since 6e cad co car. 1 Se. J-.mmlc said. "Now. Mrs. cm t.ies: Follow aa.1 come M .-k.' 'tint. s;r- oication movement During the tWhalf of the past j "la,', .Mar b,.x additional farms in the United States were 1 !. te cad no c electrified, as compared with -JS.tXXl in tho Mvr.Kiv ' "" J'-naie said. -. jvritxl of the proceeding year . On June SO, 1930. WeieX ' w" tnc nuiustnes were serving a total of 627.10o farms a ! " ot !-9 fcc'-s !.u oi u per cent in twelve months. In all parts of th nation the demand for fa mi electrification is rapid! v prow mg and is being satisfied as fast as possible. The iile.il i,m-.ini .i. . :.. j.. ... ... ""'iii uit- imiusirv is workintr is to - 1 - ccq-j.-. furnish every farmer with an abundant supply of low-priced mTJ aV-T; power w,th which to light his home, milk his cows, chrZ ,, " " '"""'-aae a otner tasks, great and small. I resent statistics ..how that within the next deca. a uijnu vi Lirnis win etnoy tho ira: power. elinitr.allng real property tax for state use. Kepeai ot tne incomes tax provi- v.as aiso the last political campaign they would vote to carry out their wishes. Following a half hour debate, in which Representatives Ralph Hamil ton and Gordon Taylor vigorously protested such action, the measure carried by a 50 to 10 vote. Those voting against the bill were Repre sentatives P. O. Dclap, R. S. Hamil ton. Earl H. Hill. Emmett Howard. Louis Knnpp. E. A. McCornack, L. D. Nash. G. J. Taylor. J. A. Thornburg, and J. K. Weatherford. Hamilton charged legislators with listening to the mandate ot the peo ple, which was to abolish the public service commission. This measure, he declared does not accomplish that, it merely replaces three men with a one man power. Taylor declared it was the "worst piece ot legislation enacted." and that he was not apologizing for his vote." "You people are voting according to the mandate of the people, you say yet the people voted to keep the Rogue upeu 10 commercial tishing, and mo lesisiature voiea 10 close lt, Where is the mandate of the Deo- ple?" Members referred to the elec tion of Meier ta executive as the voice of the people against the public aeiviKB commission. Less Opposition The other two oower measures, nl ready approved by the senate, carried with less opposition. One provides mut, municipal corporations with a population Of 300.000 shall h MP.mnt from filing on application with the federal power commission. Th nthr autnorizes cities and towns to acquire water rights and regulate electric plants, making it possible for muni cipalities to file on any stream in the state and retaining the site for a penou oi ten years. These bills, together with the reneal of thn r. tificato of necessity act eo to the Buvernor ior nis signature. Mrs. Bertha Rereersoiv nf Pm-ManH long a -claimant for compensation beforo the state industrial accident commission because of the accidental death of a brother on whom she was dependent, will have opportunity to itutru uer case Dei ore tne commis sion if the house follows the lead of the senate and -passes senate bin 174 of the 129 session over the veto of the late Governor I. L. Patterson. senators erown. Jones. Strayer and mwuwutq votea to sustain the veto. Attorney uiu Defeated Under the title of "defining the practice of law." H. B. No. 271, by Schaupp and Hamilton, bringing m n.c uiu cuiiirorersy Detween the lawyers and the trust " companies, went down to defeat in the house, the fifth measure to meet similar fate on the floor. The measure sought to prevent anyone other than a quaitiiea attorney from drawing up deeds, trusts, wills, bills, of sale or contracts. Radio Programs Red Indians Not Cannibals C.'.tiilliilisin wns not unknovrn anii-n.K tlie Indians of North Ameri ca. The nlmost extinct Tonka lva.vs of Texas have the reputation of ht aig "the last of the cannibals," onl the Attaoapas owe their name mission. When be aad Jimaiie reached the road thej were met ot Constable slns for the year 1929 Roseoe. looktns rerj not. carried ta the house. . i .(... .i - w , . . A heavy schedule faces the two ... a... t juidd.. bcuses today, and the senate, alter , to this nmetlrv. ntirihmo,! tn thom attempting to hold afternoon ms-i hv their neMibnrs ('nniiilinlim lvi sloes only, convenes at the usual time . ' ' , a ;,V "a"fm ",IS along with the house, sixty-three fl r,,rer ln Amerlcn than U gen- n-.casures. the record schedule so far! e""-v Ei'PPnsed. As one writer says, this period, await action. Outside of Its occurrence throush The barber code, disbarment pro- necessity In ways known to civil- ceedings provisions, aid by relatives ' led peoples, it was chielly uiarliai cf inmates ct state insittutions. and and ceremonial." soveral county salary increase bills 1 Sr. l.prf fnr ro-silo-ilinn 1 lh. seaate. 1 Aviator's Handicaps FALK'S LA GRANDE STORE Lunch Cloths ing from his bicycle. "Everrtbins cleared up," "What Jo you mtian?" Rlchraoad demanded. "Jm Allen did it. And he has dis appeared!" Richmond's eurprise could not conceal a natural disa TP-ointment that what seemed a prefcund mys tcry should haw been revealed so simple. The pufficg Ro$coe explained thsx at S p.m. Thursday Joe Allen Dad set out on bis motorcycle rrora itie hoxe ol fits aunt, Mrs. Kneea.a, llone to Hear Pebate ! 1Iie evenness or air while nymsr ' The house vrtll witness a debate on j vnrie wlllt the temperature.'. -If the real property tss issue, led by J tJ:e air is wami. or what Is cnlled Jamea ilott, A crowxicd gallery U thin ntr. it Is dlfllnilt to pain alii expected since this is one of the acts ( tnr. Tn r oir w e I"??"?-.-11- f to pain altitude. The air over' cities TIIt'KSDAY PROGRAMS National Broadcasting Co.: 6. Gal ileo Birthday Party; 6:30, male quar- f tet and orchestra; 7, dance orches tra: 7:30. Los Angeles Philharmonic ' orchestra: 8:30. Amos ana Anay; 8:45, Smiles; 0, orchestra: 0:30, Chi nese drama; 10. string quintet; 10:30, Ylr Frien' Scotty; violin; n to 13, dance- music. Columbia Broadcasting System: 6, sports talk; popular music: 6:30, din ner dance; 7, Lutheran League; 7:30, orchestra; 8, music houv; 8:30. studio program; 9. Folgeria; 9:30. Piano Moods; 10. Melodists; answer man, or chestra; 12 to I, dance music. Northwest Broadcasting System : 6:30, health, markets, gardens; 6, orchestra; 6:55, talk, musical cross word puzzle; 7:15, Red Tops; 7:30, Melodists; 8, orchestra: 8:30, "band; 9. Montavilla Flowers: 9:30, Melodies and Memories; 10, Sunshine pro gram; 10:30, organ; 11, orchestra; 12 to 3, Revellers, requests. Spokane KHQ (590): 7, Town Crier, News, Start o' Dav: 8, Happy Time; 9, Lum berjacks, talks, mtslc; 10, Woman's Magazine; 11:30, organ; 12, talks,, music, novelties; 2, studio parade; 3, Gems of Remembrance, dance music; j 4. service hour; 5. Rudy Valiee; 6, 1 NBC programs: 9:30, studio program; iu:au, recoraea program-; 11 v dance orchestra. Seattle KJR (970): 5:30 to 3, NBS pro grams. Taroma KVI (760) : 9, CBS; 9:30, studio pro gram; 10, Steppers; 10:30, Walkathon; 11:30 to 12, orchestra. Portland KEX (1180): 8. orcheptra: 8:15, Journal summary; 8:30, Review; 9, NBS programs; 11. White Wizard, or-j chestra; 12 to 1:30, Revellers. Oakland KLX (880): 6, concert duo; 7, news: 7:30, male quartet; 8, violin; 9, gos pel hymns; 9:80, novelty trio; 10 to 11. dnncc program. j KGO (790): 6 to 12, NBC programs. I San Francisco 1 KPO (680): 6, organ; Cecil and Sally; Henry Starr; 7, orchestra; 8, musical program; Aircyclopedia; 8:45, Meeting m the Tavern, v, uy xroobe s Scrap Book; 10, dance music; 11 to iu. Melodists. KFRC (610): 6 to 1. CBS programs. Los Angeles i KNX (1050): fl, organ; 6:30, or-! chestra; 7, Watanabe and Archie, music; 7:30, KNX artists; 8, sym phony; 8:30, Soup to Nuts; 9, vio'lin; 1G, Wranglers; 11 to 12, organ. I (tu: e. kick Harris; 6:30, Fred's Kndv FnnriPr quartet; string trio; 7, NBC; 8:30. . , ." ,.V . . ""VP piano; 0, NBC programs; 10:30, con-; ureui"U00 cert orchestra; 11 to 12. NBC. i KHJ (900): 6. musical m-oerams: , 6:30, Lindsley and Harline; 7, CBS pjrograms: 9:30, Love and Apple sauce; 10, news, orchestra; 12 to 1, KOA (830): 6, NBC programs; 8:15, Listeners Hour: 8:45, sports inter view; 9 to 11, NBC programs. tal I .lira r If vot i .on, . t- t t Chinese Hrh which fnrtifiaa r- ,Pep program-, 8:30. Amos and Andy: fLteSt aVtin Vrf nl6' 2 r- o .5' comeay Kiccuons; ErInR3 ease and ibmlort in a ic 9. NBC; 9:30. readings and music; minutes so that you can work and 10:15, frolic: 11 to 12, organ. enjoy life v.hllo it continues its . soothing, healins action. Don't de- d i7- . i o- i . lzy Act In time to avoid a danger- Proving Einstein Ii Right ous and costly operation. Try Dr "Yes. EinstPln's risht ; every ?'JP'5chiPar0l1 ur-der our kuar- .l.i,1S's relative." n!d the mnrried lW'Isl ea0n or umn ns another flock of in-laws be your money bacls. , . gan to nnpuck on an hiilefinlie visit." Red Cross Drue store. ' "'i-AdV '' Tapper's Weeklv. VITTH MODERNISTIC DESIGNS $2-50 A fifty-four inch all linen cloth with high colored modernistic designs.. Sets Like the Above, Including: Cloth and Napkins $3-25 . Pure Linen LUNCH CLOTHS 1.00 A fifty-three inch Ecru cloth with colored borders. "See Fred and Be Ahead" BODY AND FENDER WORK Auto Tops, Glass", Curtains Welding GUARANTEED TO YIELD TO CHINESE HERB If you suffer from itching, blind, protruding- or bleeding Piles you ara llkelV tn hA nmnrnrl .at hn elUI healing power ot the rare. Imported have sent In protests against any saying be was EOice to Londcn to further taxation and demands lor ce. a lob. relief. The commercial ilsn code is He stoppeo at the Brown Bear also scheduled in the house. tavcm to bid his pals good-bye ar.d SUPport wlfprescmed at the public hoscoe bad a sworn statement from hearing last night on the agricultural Kicfeard Grey. Bert GrlfSs and Able, committee bill providing for stand Dale that Joe bad Towed be would-' ards 3nd srsdes of bu:er. A fcearms pay ofr" Misa Querdlins for bis dismissal. lt was Roscoe's belief that Allea. after leaving the tavern, bad hidden in the Querdling gardens and await ed lbs right time for his revenge. teeming to confirm this, Rosooe said that Allen bad not reached his destination tn London, the heme of his aunt's sister, by Friday morn ing. A card Irom her to airs. Kneebla, post-marked Friday Elsti!, so advised. If Roscoe's ta!t is right, said Jimmie after he and Richmond bad congratulated the constable, -it would end the aftair. However, ore mustn't rely too much on a boy's bragsicg. And it is odj that Alien should have started eo la'e on a JiftVxile trip unless he pianced to iter on tne way." Lite wildare it spread throj?h he village that Allen was warned (or the murder. So tar as the vil lagers were concerned, hi was al ready tried and sentenced. They reasoned simply thit Mrs vj-erd- :r.g had dismissed him cnr-isily. He aai threatened revenge and bid dis appeared at abo-.:t the time ot tr.e murder. Loot at it tew ycu wou;d. was there a doubt acat it? rCV-jTiflr 1J. J- B Z.i5r!ct O.J tn W;naay' cM;Kr a mm who lr.st in arm &v t e?i h;$ coij rrc ente.- the th.CKtn.na F'-cl- was also started on the reconsiclera ticn of the TTJ-car limit railroad bill, but wks continued over until this rr.crnlnt;. A public hearing on the oleomargarine proposals ls set for this evening in the hcvuse while one on the tcbe.cco ts has been scheduled for Thursday. Is warmer than that over the sur rounding country. It is when a flyer approaches warmer air that the plane has a tendency to lose alti tude. In some places a change from coid to warm air is very abrupt. This Is known as an air pocket or humpy air. Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Pae Where Is Arcadia? ( Arcadia is a pieturps(iie district of (lie Peloponnesus. Greece, and is ' tlie traditinn:il home of pastoral ! poetry. The name fibres largely s in Greek mythology. Ffpnratlvely "Arcadia" is applied to any rejion ; eSSa'S, S5 relived ! V- Y ' ... i rvin f nioH tr-ith "li-iilio ilia ' Senate Apnroxes Kiddie's Bill Senator Fred E, Kiddie's bill to ; tv r.-.y. i: r.e pjys rcr.:. deduct Ills i." v. ---'r . llVld aiiVAntaCOS of r-"1 lwv Surrtu? axrd pro jirsj-'.cil :r.Mrrr.v r.d fu;p !rr.r:'., ic nf:. iiic of ! s.-.r;, ruay te cNiuc:ec. j the approval of the senate by a rot; or 25 to 5. Votiug ara.nst It were 1 Billine'Iey. Bco;h. Cafsner. Whe-rler and Marts. The bill provides for sn equirulet ; of the tax to be diverted to the , cc--jm:es freni the state highway filed ' ar.d authorizes the highway comm- sion. in its discretion, to create a scccraary huhway system by tafcias ; ever as par: cf the stite fclchw-Ay I program such mariEet roads as are tierrr.ee suitable. The tx anu:: 15 , to abcu; frl.125.000 a Tear. I An Effect he Ilea j K:dcT.e nr. s d e an e;iect:re plea for the bill. "Xfy at.ent;on iris called ; , to the Tieed cf legislation of this kind," he s;d, "by the estreme dis- ; trvs cf the Eistem Oregon farmers ; seme cf horn are unable to pay ! their taxes. It is s.eiy a iesure ! tc relieve th? property tax." Senator Siic re3d statistics ; shCBrtns that farva taxes in Miiitno- i mah county ha increased over 97 ; , per cent m recent years end sin:- ' :la.r!y :n ether counties. He men- ticned the revolt of the people ; j against the payment of property ; ( taxes and sard the move '.tnt had , i reached Eajtem Orf-rcn. j Senaior .Vv: C. Booih said that if J ho Cir.e frccn a ciir:ct where hirhays vtrc ccmpif led he ir.icht You tne- it: a tvpical back !cr ;ht b'-: S1RC fc-d cnor souabMe. ?-Prt the bJU. -If it- ., .v. r- . . the biii cMld be ceierred to years." the tn;tcd States s-nate hid M:d .-j liL,rjL ve ali . ; sample cf that sort cf thmj the lt -. i ln:o a Ttwl Aid .rae xrotet'. and nu-.?rous 1 j confused wlih "Acadia. the origi nal French name of Nova Scotia. Bourse Accepts All Orders On Ihe Paris Purse orders can be given nnd executed for any quan f lily of stocks or bonds from jiie i share or bond upward ex, in ; the case of futures. A ' matter ' of fan. small tranef'.ns are so anmerous as to '.uS$ it virttially ; ims5:Me lo r.M-eriain the lotni daily turnover, United states Com-a?e-"j i:ri-.rts. ! De W'ltt Clinton Honored" There i. aa internal revenue : stamp bearing the picture of De ; Witt Ciintcn. This stamp has ap- : jeared since 1?7 There is no aa- : iLentic record to show why Clin- ' ton's picture wtis selected, but he ' iras at one litre covemor of New ; York in Lis rampaiim for the ccveraorsip in 17 maiJe the Erie cans?, of which he was o:se of the j btr.Mors n i5ue. Therefore it is j probaV.e that Lis portr.iit appears on the Internal revenue stamp in 1 com 3ie-r oration of tl.at national evtnt. Wahinrtoa Star. RJueMountain Mm 1" Ike FOOD SUPPEME And of this milk yoLu can be sure if you want milk swel, hesK and pure. r-r- S c tea O 3 2 3 e re BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY PHONE MAIN eo A7rx-s etscctr exosuroio rt rout n ex p 'rje.i;' AlityiKia- Arwi it iXNUf-d lor a:i the -v--i d i:te scr - i ha t rr. :r h be tni--.od ;n xr.y phtr-xi Thf f-.:ss -Bits cenrtmed :th Kf- L:n's d-Aire to har-e the s? ris ? utrtftti- i.iv i.v w;a tv ;u:o lo Kcor Kiuse a Ixiy riht zu sor on tho jnvd sme of hi wife by oryiry the dishw fur !ur. nwny ivpie think they sre brxvui-nvned ccuise tlu-y are t.x lazy to form a eviction. Censaa Memorial in Oxford ln memory ot Herman r.nler rrs'iua:? of New colicce. t)x(jrd. Knci.in.l a tablet has Invn erect ei in the chaiel of the oiiee. lt Nars three names nnd t!:e follow irz inserip'n : "la c:eaory of the men of this rncce who cmfDp from a fore-ia lnd. entereti into the inheritance of this ft ace and ; rettirnir;?. fought and tiieil for their s:Vn h v-.r'c ??rovVd ty The! country in the Tir, 101 MS." ..np'.ACiuccs cf fAvorsbie ro'es the adjnin.i5t.rt4or.s ca-min cctr.mss; . Kcr.fr hTi;. t:oc.c -.th four others hav;r.t: to co -.th publir utilities, ; pissed the ecus tnth sufe mi.xxr- n u:jt:es o;d is ihe secc-na Income Tax Facts - - proi-de fr the drt:r-r. - ;o . ct;; oi uirfrcc: J'J.:us u. j:?5 pr-a-er rxxi c.u::r.c th -fir in 1 -Vr.i th- firry Ser.tcc- Trn Tis x t or. ariy trtt oc tfss ; .. reved r-rvusc hii ;izx c?Z- si-Cite icrroay. E-c'.h t;. noir sofljs.d tx- tAkcr. c thf v.rs d;i r.c: shirt his. rcc lor tc the cor-cir.r h-cuse tor mppcer. ; ' ; cM:rjur and r.evvtsss.rv " Th bu- hii-.n the SmIIo-i boiti ia AU-'.a fir-i uuuty ne.ure teore . v ' rtia U ir.ierr.ki nfsvr.nc hai he:d. c.-utM tct-n. the h-s? tir-der kia: ordr -wis ! l ir i is. s-upTvcod t th torc ci t ; the --nite rr'ure :pe-zrj tr ' rjVAU t c.-u-s. r-.t tth:-Ii ThK tTrr " cerul'iCMte ci neocsty r.d public- ( Oit thrsc ie;ur a- r..--sfAr ! o: ths rcture ir. t-- 1 ccnvetTct ct. ih.vh Cirr.ei tv ' . Oniir.srr md r.sshry rirvr- are Ke:i;p. de la the vrnilf crbcr vo-te o i tc 14. This fr:li had al- ; d fjr Adi'ert.iic.. hire e"i-2 a-. hc h..-h are u; iv iirr..vri';c sit oi I rciT bern pureed by th stnjre "'e. ri-.t t :-..-. s-d csscr.tfc; tuii, --.tr. w.tpZsX;. r.igLce."s'i- t"Fyers. tonery. jr.r.:;:v :c Th- earVn.U , --"--ai,---r cu.;ne in.'iu.T s ir, tenuis ,"..tr t vf fci-f.. m the spc-oaa r:s Ui th t Arorora; wf also jureorded the cocn- ; ro-. fa w' ostr. ns:t ; nrjre. cr:c-runc in the , t ? ti w-al ot i. eve-jred i hci. h.)ch t':s rcina-it the : Cy co ceK wparts ' ci fee torn o ?:C pcptiUuaa or ! ;hrr4- Xo 4- at nhjch s& the Jhn H LeB. MUitnccrjth N- 15 A Pv'w vA-fc as a " UMIIUUIOU , . . xns .rre vast ara4t it, alth-h a ?nx:e act provide. thM tn -J;V CoVi "5 'tS- J,6t?w1 : ' U? perKei'f i4 er- z tor net income, umx mhwh SoJri a. . v,-aL:: as ca couid :are. ' ta-l tc.c'r. ihr Heo, namely. bun Vx- a 1 !J t;I. '1K " teiitw :th th reae of tra peh- Ua. TirfC 6wor.bed fry vcte etpjturc ?nttntj. Safe.t W.t ne!remNerir.s tlie Te Preruiretl . irotto of his liox SvMi;; days, a cau j ti. younc tran Kut to heoime a l-en-.:.ct 1ts tlie Florence Heraii to advi?e h;m. -Is it tmt stsfos:," he ak&, "io tt?! your wife evert tJ.;r?; "By all means, son." stti ciare? the w;e of the s-iirtunv !ut toil her he f.rp s'.nte one else does." OPPORTUNITY KXI'KRIKNrKD INSl li NTE S Vl f SMAV Birrlcr.ci Llf Insurance Salesman -anti ta taie chree of Jiorihcasurr. Ornson tcrriiory for we!l-;ab!ishl Lecsl RserTC 1,11c insurance Company. Must be stood producer with ability to appen. nr.,t tram salmcn. SoUry m addition to good first year 2""?", "roro'sMaw. stale nse. espenence. lejsgtji oi resi dence in I Ins tel ritorv. All Replies Confidential Ad.lrrss i o. lk Pwrtlamt. On-ron The reTn' computing ducted pf-mc pe:;. interest. t. Kyw. tva debts. deirr.itton. ieKie::on contributions. Business ripens coostitute. nu ll. the Urfmt lleca. Tvpica! ex pense, of ft merrai;e eraMsi.rrte;: iSei i" fil' P' i.s.; On ret u "bet and He :? tbf pin K.i en-s- . aS omum oot-can ccxr.- -?.-, CT . .v:eue. ai ;lmiUa$ TS c-itier Lstem fee a eciceec ru. fc. Kt st. mal- 1 slmok. Serevii decisreJ laer A txv , . rV, V . k joumats. jmaiie. d then trie to mt n.. i -.vL iad iCj.it Coo were, wiat r-i .k "'.. r.;wisj rjare,!. ca n ne ert i-,ei r.::3 on- cf th srevTei ec.:- " jsraiei:'.. aa: .,'hT arw f-lit IT-.? 71 rAt:t in l.--- -..-;-v-- t. c 1'v J-t ic rrt XSrit own Speech ia British Isles Th? lanruit.ie of th? tw?!e of t!;c Hritiftt isics is Enpis!!. nh few excvpilocis. There is a !arj pro-porT'-vn ff V'.h.;kini: potple in VVjSes. many of whom are liHn ru;!. taejic is srill spoken en lie et o of iretanj, r;,) In the li;ri3r.,;s an-! is!-n;s of Scoiinn.l, ttcwois; lo a n?er,t o-r.s::. t!ien at "cctar -percie tJ 1 w l'.UH poop'e ?aklns Ctrtic STAGES LEAVE trom Corner of Kim and Jefferson WAIX0WA VALLEY COACHES NE SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 1 Leave La Grande for Joseph and Wav Toints 9:4.i A.M. 4:00 P.M.' S:45 A. M. Makes Direct Connection at , Miterpn.se for Uwiston and Spokane. lNfOUMATlOX CALL MAIN 799
