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IIS GHANDI EVE2HKG OBSERVER TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1910.
Just
31
Arrived
" Car of North Powder Hour.
Be sure that you get the best
North Powder Flour,
Grande Ronde Gash Co
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Excursion Mates I
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During 1910 from all points on theo
Oregon Railrojad
Navigation
Company
To , Rates
Chicago $72.50-
Council Bluffs . . . . .... . . $60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
63.90
60.00
63.90
66.90
67.50
67.50
Omaha'
Kansas City
St. Joseph . . . f
St. Paul
St. Paul via Council Bluffs...
Minneapolis direct ................
Minneapolis via Council Bluffs. . . .
Duluth direct . . ............ . . .
Duluth via Council Bluffs.
St. Louis
Tickets will be on sale May 2d and 9th; June
2d, 17th and 24th; July 5th and 22d; August 3d;
September 8th.- ,1 v '
Ten days provide for the going trip.
Stop-overs iwthin limits in either direc-"
tion. Final return limit three months
from date of sale, but not later than Oct
ober 31st. One way through California
$15.00 "additional.
Inquire of any O. R. & N. Agent for more com
plete information.
WnvMc
General Passenger Agent
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Portland, Oregon
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CHIAIWOOD
: I am prepared to furnish Dry ChainWood, -also,
partly seasoned wood, to all comers. Kind
ly phone your order to ,.
1. E. BEAN
PHONE RED mi '
"Back to the Farm"
Movement Is
Growing.
By KENYON L. BUTTERFIELO. President MiMtelnitetti
Afrlcultural Colic, Member of Roosevelt
Couatrr Life Commission.
1 HERE can be no question of the recent development
oi public interest in agriculture. . I find evidences of
on every Land. , We are getting more requests for
information than ever before. The New Eneland
x apple show last fall increased our innnirW 500 no
otT TTi V,- t,-l.l -- Ttr
v - -.Mw vuiu buuw w uv mcju iu orcesusr next
fall will have a Bimilar effect ' , :
People are WAKING UP TO THE IMPORTANCE OF
AGRICULTURE. The graduates of the college of which I am head
are being called on more than ever before to talk to farmers, to give
lectures and tell people how to conduct their farms.
Another indication: More of our students are going in for practi
cal agriculture than ever before. In the present senior class a very
large proportion are HUNTING FOR PRACTICAL WORK.
There is a HUNGER FOR LAND among them. This is the result
of a healthy belief in the future of farming. '
V- ' .
A FEW YEARS AGO THE MOVEMENT OF YOUNQ PEOPLE WAS
AWAY FROM THE FARMS TO THE CITIES. THERE IS NOW A
STEADY MOVEMENT TOWARD THE FARM. THAT "IS ONE OF THE
BESTJNDICATIONS OF THE PRESENT REVIVAL OF AGRICULTURE.
y- Juore iarmers go to agncultural colleges now than at any other
uuie in ine nistory ol these schools.to study the problems affecting
their business. They' see that the SCIENTIFIC WAY IS THE
uu ut UUjNJNlJNu 'A FARM.
The GENERAL INTEREST DISPLAYED IN EDUCA
.lUriuo 'IS NOW VERY MARKED. That
w another of the straws which show me that an agricultural awaken
ing is going on. ' ; ' . . " .
V-4'-- ' nv- ' '
WHEN SETTLED , IN NEW ENGLAND ' SEVEN YEARS AGO I
NOTICED A LETHARGY IN REGARD TO AGRiem tiibai mittcdc
ALL THAT HAS CHANGED . coiiwtbv i ire io T - J
b.ri. is i u int rune.
AGRICULTURE IS RECEIVING ATTENTION IN THE sr.Hnrii o cnn.
CATORS ALL OVER NEW ENGLAND ARE DEEPLY INTERESTED IN
IT. COUNTRY LIFE WAS NEVER SO MUCH DISCUSSED AS IT. IS
TODAY. .' ' ;
Americans Are "Swell
Headed; but Rest of
World Needs Them,
Br BaroncM HERMIONE VON PREUSCHEN TELM ANN, Carman Painter. : '
MERICA is terribly what you call "swell headed," but the
world could not go on without it 'i
I think you are ALL ABOUT' THIRTEEN YEARS
OLD.' You all take life with the deadly seriousness which
young people of that age invariably assume. '
Your women are much more clever than the men. Your women
have read and studied. They know beautiful things when thev see
them. They understand eood Daintinca and mod m
ARE LMPOSSLBLE -simplv imnossible to talk to. I
reason is that they are SO BUSY HAKLNG MONEY.
YOU, LIKE THE JAPANESE, ARE TERRIBLY, TERRIBLY OH,
I THINK YOU CALL IT SWELL HEADED., BUT THE WORLD CAN
NOT QO ON WITHOUT YOU. ' YOU ARE OUR BANK AND OUR
MARKET. IF AMERICA SHOULD SINK TO; THE BOTTOM OF THE
OCEAN EUROPE WOULD PERISH OF STARVATION. ' '
America is young, and it has the FAULTS - AND TTTE VIR
TUES OF ITS YOUTH. It goes in for.fine new movements, like
civio hnprovement and woman auffratre and easv divorce. ThosA ure
all good things that we are too old and stupid to perceive in my coun
try. You THINK YOU ARE PERFECT. ' That is the main trou
ble. But in spite of that you are IMPROVING ALL THE TIME.
The Law Gives Woman
The Right to V
By Nra. TRIMBLE-WOOLSEY. Suffirafist.
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HOUSE
f SATURDAY Evening, MAY 14
5 .
The Noted Prima-Donna
COMEDIENNE
a
ft
D
prothy Mbiton
In). I. hkHAUrS UUSKM COMEDY
i Widow Jorie,
4 Company of 30. : Bevy of i Show Girls. Lavish Pro 5
auction.: Gorgeous Gowns.. - j
s
i Prices: $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50 cts. f
5 ' . .. 1. . P. " '
Seats on Sale Thursday Morning v
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THE 6EORGElPALfV2ER
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Wc Solicit Your Orders for
SHINGLES
RUBBEROIP ROOFING
DEADENiNG FELT
BUILDING PAPER
1 - i . wi
'
Gomplete equipment for resetting" and repairing
rubber buggy tires. ' . " ; : 4 ; 7 ;
LA ; GRiANOEf IRON W0RICS
','D. F 'JGEflALD, Proprietor -".,
Complete Machine Shops and Foundry V
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Mr Wooliey. who was prominent it the national suffraM meetiM
recenUy held at Washington, comes naturally by. her belief in toe
rihts of women. The first bill ever drawn on the American continent
to secure to married women control of their property was drawn Jointly
by her grandfather and great-uncle, one of whom was afterward a Judge
? f.TLf'W'11" other a Justice of the supreme courtof
ine united states.
DEPOT S1SEE1
THE
MAHAFFEY BLDG
DYE W0RKS
I Steam and Fienc'h dye cleaninfe of Ladies and Gent's
clothing, Ladies' silk waists and evening gowns cares
fully cleaned and pressed. Felt and Panama' hats
cleaned and blocked. All work guaranteed. We call
or and deliver work. V - ' ; -
H. B. Waggoner, Manager. : ;
itri. mam ot.
1
OBSERVER
WAN
T ADS PM
T Was not until after the adoption of the federal constitution
that the States becran to CHANGE THE "RARTS nv nvv.
RESENTATION FROM TAXATION TO SEX, a thing
they had absolutely no riirht to d. But notwkhRtTid
the worst phase of the matter, the first constitution of onlv tW a
the thirteen original stetes used the word maleTennessee and Geor
gia coming in shortly afterward "the sameas "a qualification for
voting. Voters were only required to be FREEMEN, twenty-one
years old which white women certainlv were na VRinrTTnTTv
ERS which women as owners of property certainly were and to
uo m ceriam lengin ot time in the commonwealth. Thus women
are BY RIGHT voters today in eleven of the eastern and Bouthern
states as well as in the four Rocky mountain states.
NON-USAGE HAS NOT FORFEITED THIS RIGHT TO THE BAL
LOT. WHERE DURESS OR ' FRAUD HAS BEEN PERPETRATED
OWNERSHIP IS NOT LOST (WOMEN ARE PREVENTED FROM THE
USE OF THE BALLOT BY DURESS AND FRAUD), AND THE FED
ERAL CONSTITUTION, BESIDES, STRICTLY PROHIBITS ANY STATE
rROM TAKING AWAY FROM ANY CITIZEN A VESTED RIGHT
il Dont OvMQokiJs
We have a large stock which must be sold out, and I
nc littve iue rigm pnces.on it., ;abK' any dealer
about the eruarantfiG on nm flomv inn ?. i -C
about the guarantee on our flour, too!
Unfortunats Slip.
"Where Is fiilklns now J"
"In the peDltentlary.,,
"Whatr
Too true.w
"What forr
"Lapse of memory."
"That's queer. How was itr
"He forgot and signed mother. man's
Avommodating.
Ws need not go In search of trouble
On tracks mads In the morning- double
If w will sit around and wait
' It will corns knocking at the gate.
Should we Its gentle tap Ignore
It will be kicking down the door.
Don't worry, for I'd like to bet you
That trouble on the string will ret you.
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