La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 08, 1908, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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    PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
(Continued from page 6.)
fectlve only If it U, vented with full
.power in an administrative depart
ment, a branch of the federal execu
tive; carrying out a federal law; It
can never be effective if a divided re
sponsibility la left In both the states
and the nation; it can never be ef
fective if left In the , hands of the
courts to be decided by lawsutls.
If there la any one duty which more
than another we owe It to our chil
dren and our children's children to
perform at once, it is to save the for
ests of this country, for they consti
tute the first and most Important cle
ment in the conservation of the natur
the White mountains, and the Appa
lachians, and In the Rocky
are, of course, two kinds of natural
1 resources. One is the kind which can
only be used as part of a process it
exhaustion; this is true of mines, nat
ural oil and gas wells, and the like.
The other, and of course ultimately by
far the most Important, Includes the
resources which can be Improved in
the process of wise use; the soil, th
rivKra. h hi i 1 1 1 n iuicdui ' .
hi. hpftll. Anv really civilized nation reckles cutting of timber, or to reck
will so use all of these three great na-
ourselves the damage In the shape of
permanent Injvry to the soil and the
river systems which comes from reck
less deforestation. It matters not
whethei) this deforestation is due to
our splendid foreset, wo have already;
crossed the verge of a timber famine)
in this country, a ')d no measures that
we now take can, al leaft for many
vpnrd. undo the mln.nir.f that has a!-
the actual reckless cutting of timber. ready been can preyent!
reckless destruction ;4 our forests. It . !
iituuu- is cmiicuii 10 nav ihii nee wiui i
tains, whee we can already see for arguments of these persr.ns. Thanlts
to our own recxiessneai in me use oi
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed.
Send your s,ult to me and it
will be returned to you looking
as good as when new. Ladles"
wear given special and pains
taking attention.
L. H, WINN.
- Over Xewlln's Drug Store.
under to the fires that Inevitably follow such
al resources of the country.
tlonal assets that the nation will have
their benefit in the future. Just as a
farmer, after ill his life making his
living from his farm, will, if he is an
expert farmer, leave it as an asset of
Increased value to his son, so we
should leave our natfonal domain to
our children,' increased in value and
not worn out. There are small sec
tions of our own country. In the east
There and in the west, in the Adirondack,
further mischief bs'i;p Oone; and 't.
would be in the highest cVjree reprc- Nice
henstble to let any cv id' ration of Ferguson's,
tpmnnrarv conveni-vi, ir "-" -w
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v - - cost interfere with such action, esp.-!""
less and uncontrolled grazing, espe
cially by the great migratory bands
Pictures.
pictures not expensive at f
which over the country means dostruc
tlon to forests and disaster to the
small home makers, the settlers of
limited means. '
Shortsighted persons, or persons
blinded to the future by . desire to
make money In every way out of the
present, sometimes speak as If no
great damage would be dene by th
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CONVINCE A MAN
that he is getting big values for his
money and he is not slow to buy. This
"convincing" is evidently going on at
our store, udging from the number of
pianos sold the past few dajs.
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Company
1306 ADAMS AVENUE
daily as regards thj naclorat forests
which the nation can now, al this very
moment, control. . ' . - j
What has happened in n ithern Chi- '
na, what has happened In Central
Asia, in Palestine, in North Africa, In
parts of the Mediterranean countries
of Europe, will surely happen in our
country if we do not exercise that
wise forethought which should be one
of the chief marks of any people call- ,
Ing Itself civilized. Nothing should
be permitted to stand in the way of the
preservation of the forests, and it Is
criminal to permit individuals to pur
chase a little gain for themselves
through the destruction , of .forests
whin this destruction is fatal to the
well-being of the whole country in the
future. !
Until the work of river improve
ment is undertaken in a modern way
It cannot have results that will meet
the needs of this modern nation.
XilttBtf iiccua Biiiium wu ZIrt V.ItCUt
further dilly-dallying or delay. The
plan which promises the best and
quckest results Is thgt of a permanent
commission authorized to co-ordinate
the work of all the government de
partments relating to waterways, an;l
to frame and supervise the execution
of a comprehensive plan. Under such
a commission the actual work of con
struction might be entrusted to the re
clamation service; or to the. military
I engineers acting . with a sufficient
number of civilians to continue the
work in time of war; or it might be
divided between the reclamation serv
ice and the corps of engineers. Funds
should be provided from current rev.
enues if It Is deemed wise otherwise
from the sale of bonds. The essential
thing is that the work shoud go for.
ward under the best possible plan, and
with the least possible delay. .We
should have a new type of work and
a new organization for planning and
directing it. The flme for playing
with our waterways is past The
country demands results.
I am happy to say that I have been
able to set aside in various parts of
the country small, well-chosen tracts
of ground to serve as sanctuaries an
nurseries for wild creatures.
Penal tired Alcohol.
I had occasion In my message of
May 4, 1908, to urge the passage of
some law putting alcohol, used in the
arts. Industries and manufactures.
upon the free list; that is, to provide
for the withdrawal free of tax of al
cohol which Is to be denatured for
those purposes. The law of June 7,
190s. and Its amendment of March 2,
1907, accomplished what was desired
In that respect, and the use of dena-
VALUES
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THE SCENIC
S. A. GARDIXIER, 0
Proprietor and Manager.
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
and . 4
' LATEST MOVING PICTURES.
Change of Program Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. . 4
Reception of Fleet at Austra- 4
Ha. 4
Cave of the Spooks. 4
Old College Chums.
Mary Hart, In black face. 4
Song and Dance, Gordon and 4
Price. 4
Illustrated songs, "v.,"' '- 4
Matinee prices as usual. . , 4
Matinees: Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday afternoons at 2:30 4
Children under IS years of 4
age Be at matinees. ' 4
A properly prepared X
ABSTRACT :
will show ycu the exact 2
condition of y cur title?
THE LYRIC
CALL AT
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U. B. PARSON,
Proprietor and Manager, ' 4
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The two Hoyts in their Box
OUR OFFICEJ
I FT tIC l-YDI AIM
WHAT Ih M : 1111
MEANS TO YOU
:'LR. OLIVER':
La Grande National Bank I
Building Z
Mystery.
"Dixie and the GI.I I Lore."
The Supper.
Texas Tex.
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iiivil Ainu UAon ;
Saved by my Metiied of t
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Dicing Wells
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I No Wood Used
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Gasoline Engine Saves
you much time and mon
ey. Instruction in Gaso
line Engineering .. .
I Call or Write
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.' Program changes Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Ladies' souvenir matinee on
Wednesday, 10c. Children's sou-
venlr matinee, Saturday, 5c.
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High-class vaudeville, and the
most realistic and interesting
picture ever brought to the elty.
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I R. A. WEST,
i The Well Driller
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Pastime Theater
D. R. EOCLES, Proprietor.
MOTION PICTURES AND
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The New Stenographer.
A Miners' Home, Sweet Home.
An AIl-Wool Garment
The Impersonator's Jokes.
"When the) Nightingales Are
X anting. Sweet Irene."
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, DOORS OPEN AT 7 P. "
Ladles scrarenir matine ;
Wednesday, t o'clock.
Children"" (e muc'nee Satur
day, t o'clock. .