PACE SIX THE DALLES DAILY CHRONICLE FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1921. THE DAILY CHRONICLE l)rices preventing the cost of living Influenced by the tremendously big not to accept the candidacy, but the dropping appreciably. It is doing mora tnings. 'ine minor matters piay a b" "au - 1 ..1,1 .1 f . t,w tnhniltir. ..'till hl A .1 . ,l., .... .. CUUIU UU SU. 1 IIU1U UCKI ' ui& I'm u i. man uuua uii ti ii lfici u Tr" ; Evening Bxct sindS 1 than this. It Is causing business to by thu chronldo Publishing company Inc stagnate, breeding unrest, and Inject-1 mountain, but ho Is likely to toll down when his' foot strikes a mole Greed menaces the nation. It should hill. Ben It. Litfln - Alvlri U Hucklhi .General Manager ing distrust Into Jndustry. Entered hi The- Dalles postofflco as myself whether or not to decline, and have reached the conclusion this morning that 'I will not, since it Is practically too late to secure nr.- i i . mi i.i.n... . .. . i . . ... n(hor" nccond class matter. curueu. inase cuHiuiiiuiiuu-s ,uiu imok DaCK upon your own Hie. Ten 1 nocinnttitlntia t r tnnlntnlrt 1lli.ll 1irinn n1.nMnnM n ...... . . . . l .1.-1 l -. 1 United I'rcsM and United Nows Service """-"-'" ............ ...B.. , i-iutica iu um juu .uc iiul uuiug iu- The funeral of the eight year old nnn nf Tlnnlpl Dnffron took tllace at. land and middlemen yoUr youth. You, have been diverted 2:30 0.clock Ull3 arternoon irom the Member of Audit Bureau of circulations RhmM be proceoiied against In . the day the thing you set out to do in courts of the DAILY CHRONICLE BY CARRIER One year. In advance $5.00 Six months, In advance $3.00 nhould be knocked ou utterly if ihoy from your original purpose. And it is Catholic church. Will) IIIU1UI1 .-..- DAILY CHRONICLE BY MAIL One year, In advunvu. ..$5.00 Six months. In advance............ ....$2.50 Ono month . ......... .60 WEEKLY CHRONICLE Ono year, In advance-.... In ordering change of address, sub scriber should always plvo old ns well as new address. TELEPHONES EJItorlnl Itooms Black 111 Buslntw, Adv., Clr. DoptB Rod 111 cannot be content with fair price for their services as distributers. .At all events human greed' is re- 2-00 sponsible in some measure for pres ent day high prices and the strained i economic situations. safe to wager that It was some very i little thing which changed your course. "After all a very Bmall leak can di vert an entire river". -The Best Big Sltter- WE NEED LOYALTY .Subscriber to the Chronicle are guar anteed service. Prompt and regular do lively of every subscriber's paper Is the I ... .v... I .... 1 1 1 1 1 .!,.... ... ..... .. rpun Chronicle - carrlcra are required to put ing, Tho howls of the animal could His dog waB in the burning build- LOOKING BACKWARD Mrs. C. L. Phillips presented each member of the Home Dramatic com pany with a handsome rosebHid bou tonnalre last' evening. Mrs. Stubllng contributed some choice ferns for the decoration of the stage. Dr. Slddall went to Portland yester day. ' Mr. Thomas Wood, the butcher, the papers on the porch or wherever thf ... , . Th . . . (From .The Chronicle, April 15, 1890.) went to Portland today. , subscriber wishes 'ho paper delivered, plainly nearu. i no names leapea nign- Th nilhHh,, ' , , , n , - - . rrr. er nn(, J,gher ,un . Northwest press that GREED AT WORK uttle Harold O'Grady ot Chicago, Judge A. S: Bennett had declined the ' local train today for Portland ,, , ,,.. 'forgetful of danger to himself dashed democratic nomination for congress into the veritable sea of flames to res T. A. Van Norden boarded the excuse of war conditions out of the way, prices to the ultimate consumer In many linen have not fallen mate rially. In some, costs actuall have Increased. Many foodstuffs and many liner, of i wearing apparel have declined In price, but rents and fuel and steel goods and hardware and hundreds of other things prices of theso have shown no material reductions. Illiiiiiaii greed is responsible 'for tho condition. And the condition is responsible in part for the so-callod buyers' strike which Is sweeping the United States an unorganized move ment which is prompted by tho col lapsed stale of the public's pocket book. Unless prices como down, the con Humors will not buy. They will got along without' tho necessities of life. Thoy haven't tho funds at hand to buy. It Is in short, not a case of choice with thorn, it Is dire necessity. 'Middlemen levy a lil percent toll upon goods which they handle, ac cording to prlco data In tho posses sion of Socrotary'of Labor Davis. Tho figures compiled dhow that drops In price to the cousuuier are slower than should bo on tlio bums of prica reductions in basic materials, '"cue his canine pet. ' 'Harold had played with the dog. The dog followed him. Never did he come l' home that the, dog didn't gleefully announce his coming and run to meet Jiim. I Harold was loyal to his pet. The 'pet was In danger. Harold would I rescue him. That was all there was to ' it. 'Harold groped through tho burning 'building nftor his dog. Portions of the roof fell now and then. Death for the ' boy was near. But tho pet must be , saved. -' When firemen rescued the lad he. ' had the dog tightly grasped In his arms. j ' 'Would that there were more of this "sort of devotion in tho world. Would , that men would ho as loyal to other men as this boy wns to hio dog. Would that wo could forget self In ' serving others. I i Unfortunately soino people can't see i i a human bolng for tho dollar which obscures their vision. Unfortunately, 'too, some 'men intorpret good tt-jai-j ment as w.eaknoss on the part of thoso dealt with. They aro quick to tako advantage of tho supposed weak ness. A .1 .1...J l .. . . 11. n Human greed Is taking part of that " KUUU UU,H 1,1111 ,a niu,,K l,,u 111 percent. Perhaps in aomo instance-) iM wohl 'P'1' couU1 00 llckly was premature. A reporter of The I Mr. B. H. Briggs' condition is 1m- Chronicle saw Mr. Bennett today, in re- proving rapidly. He is. now sitting up. Messrs. W. C. Allaway and Hugh gard to it. He replied "There was a foundation for such a- report, caused by my unwillingness Glenn spent the day at the Locks. to accept the nomination at . the time I - i the convention was in session. I Mr. Charles J. Nickelsen of Wash hastened to make known my desire ingtou county, Penn., is in the city and ' i in' i What Women Want . is SOME OF OUR WONDERFUL TOILET SPECIALTIES SUCH AS Hudnut's Perfumes and Toiletries Vivaudou's Imported Fragrances Pierrette Enchanted Face Powder Djer-Kiss Specialties Glebea's Adoration Odors Arlip's Delicate Odors Coty's L'Origon Powders Piver's Imported Preparations. These and many others are found on our Toilet Goods Counters and await your inspection. Headquarters for Milady's Toilet Needs ' A. E.. CROSBY Everything in Drugs and Kodaks Columbia Grafonolas Ul percent Is not exorbitant. Uut toi acting na an agency bolweou the pro ducers and luanuI'acturerH on tho one hand and thu ruiall merchants on tho other, shifting tho goods at once without any considerable chance oi Joss, It docs Keeni that 21 percent in rathor a high t'lguro to bo paid. Heporfs made to President 'Hard ing declare that Influences are au tomatically working to keep up pra-t'-t. Price lists sent out to many ivtail morchants reveal this slate of af fairs. A factory producing ono lino or goods, cuts tho prlco upon a covin))! Uay and sends out notice to this of. loct. Another factory producing wio mendod If till of us had a bit moru of that intrepid spirit of loynlt man ifested by Harold O'Gradv who. I through u flaming building so"ght j hia dog who was trapped by tho tongues of fire. LITTLE BIG THINGS lSggs wore tho basis for tho slay ing of Harry Pa wink by John Bruno, according to the story of the accused told upon the witness stand. iHnmo was first cook and Pawluk was second cook aboard tho fitoamer .Montague, testimony Indicated, Pawluk was a quarrelsome man ami objected warmly when Bruno wanted same kind of goods, euls the price t0 glvw lho offlcorB. ,CS8 a variety upon tho Bamo day to tho same figure ' 0( tlishos. ' and souds out notice to that otfeci I Sllld i.awluUi ammllng to Bruno. Sllll a third acta as do the other t o. j i.T0 tggs Is good enough for rougM The three laclorlos anl n. . I nuc!Bj mar one another. Feeling between tho two cooks Conditions In thu niavkut would ,iu,ronf,er dovoloped rapidly, accord not dictate tho same cut upun tliu j mK to Bruno's testimony. Tho climax aaino-da. becatibo the whole count ry ' came when Pawluk attackod him ono Is not affected tho Bamo wuy at ho J iKut as tho two were trosslng tho uanu. time. Indeed some mlll wi n K1-0iinds of a magnificent summer supplies already bought or with ' i,mo In tlio hills west of Portland. To clump supplies con tract ml for womd tiofund hlmsolf llrunn was forced la not bu affected at all by the raw nut- utlt Pawluk by .shooting him down, j lerlal market, t5n,uo tt ,tlllt-tl. Bruno brought tolrlal . it la apparent that those factorhw . v.-an found guilty of second degree ' have a tacit understanding, a mint ' muntti:- and aentoncod to life Imprls-: if you pfeaso o maintain prices at onniout. . j high level. . j nrHn'B 0ovy sm-ved to Indicate J Many aHHoclallons havo he,i organ- I that cllinaxea aro precipitated by , lied among dealers, It Is boi torlh In , small things, Hggs, uccordlng to Bru- reports to the president, the objec' of no's stor) led to the snuffing out of which, is to keep thu units In ihrt or I a human life and the passing of an- ' ganlisatlun Informed on pi-oduct Ion . other behind the prison bars, costu, markot needs ami other data ! Wo hear a grettt deal these davs which permit them through mutant ' about ono being master of one's own understanding to regulate, their ui I soul and all of that, but coming dowu plies according to demand ami th'is to hard facts, it seems that fondt maintain a hljfher icvol of prices than Hons which surround one In somo FOUNDED I OPTIMISM IS OPPORTUNITY PESSIMISTS can seldom see thejsllver, lining to a cloud. Optimists are usually opportunists and re main on the lookout for a change for the better. Tho slowing down of business will not be prema uent, and it will mark a further forging. ahead for many customers of the French & Company bank In the long run. " 4 Paid on Savings H. FRENCH, Preslaimt PAUL M. FHENCH. Vice-President ' V. H FRENCH. Secretary J. C. HOSTETLER. Cashier IIP FRENCH & CO BANIiERS THE DALLES INC. OREGON GEO. F. HOUSE would otherwise exist, measure dtctute one's course of no-1 The greod boated lu some ussocln.t Hon, mould tho very character and i (Ions and sumo dealvrs in Has the Silver and Jewelry That "Women of all ages Want" certain . Ufa. linos or goods is mulutulnlng hich 1 It Boems, too, that one la not crn:i:;y .i nMiriftfun vill probably make his Jiom? In W co county. He Is a brother of J. Nickelsen, who owns a ranch 1G mile? south of the city. The Best Blp Sister Eyes jested, gtassea piled. Dr. CLeo f. Nowimiise. 11 There'f) A Difference if you've been a "ready made" man in the past, be a "made to order man" In the future. First class hand tailor ed suits to measure, $3C.OO and up. W. It. Webber, one block east of post office. 6tf ft? 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