La Grande evening observer., May 27, 1915, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1915
BOH NEEDS
MED ABOUT
COMMONWEALTH CONFERENCE
IS UNUEK WAI.
Many Speakers to Take Up .Varou
, Matters OI omie uwu.
Mov 91 Thfl Seventh An
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nual Commonwealth ' conference
opened in Eugene today to continue
over Saturday. The program for the
cession loiiows: .
, , MORNING SESSION
M.v 27 1915 !
Salient f eatures 01 moaero vny
Charters Paper by Benj. C. Sheldon
member . Medlora emitter nevision
Charter Needs of Oregon cities
Paper by L. M. Curl Mayor city of
of Albany.
Disscussion of Papers on Charter
Problems Led by wax ueninar,
member Salem charter Revision com
mlttee. J
. Attainment by an Oregon Munic
ipality of Individuality and character
Bert R. Green, Chairman Springs
water .commission, Ashland.
. Efficiency and Economy in Munici
pal Administration A. LJBarbur, City
Treasurer, Portland. -'.'j
AFTERNOON SESSION
Excess f condemnation Use of, in
Municpal Improvements - in Oregon
W. P. La Roche, Cjty Attorney, Port
land. 1
. City Planning commission for Ore
gon cities E. T. Mische, Adviser city
park commission Portland. -i
BUSINESS SESSION
Round Table conference on Vital
Needs of Oregon cities, such as pro
gram of reciprocity in promoting
urban and rural interests. -
EVENING SESSION
Illustration lecture on city plans
Ernest F, Walker. "
Friday, May 28. ." '
MORNING SESSION
Conference topic for the day Co
operation between state and nation
and among neighboring states, for
attainment of fuller and freer use of
idle resources.
Logic : of situation compels Co
operation Hon. B. F. Irvine, member
Oregon conservation commission.
. The Co-operative .'undertaking
advisable for larirest utilization of
water ' resources Hon J. N. Teal,
chairman Oregon conservation com
mission. -
Opportunities through Co-operation
for making arid lands productive
and forests resources a means of
public welfare. Ex-Governor Oswald
West.
Response to suggested Co-operation
activities between state .and na
tion by E.' C. Finney, , member board
of appeals, Representative -for Frank
lin K. Lane, secretary of the Interior.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Necessity for formation and ex
pression of the public, opinion of the
weRt Hon. Harry Lane, U. S. Sena
tor. ' '
Statement making clear the field
for Co-operation members of Feder
al Service present.
Procedure for securing largest and
best results in settlement of vacant
lands in '.Oregon Paper by . Louis
Sharp, Chief of Field Division, Dept.
of Interior.
University, College and High school
students from the different sections
of the state will hold a conference to
Project Commonwealth UndeKrJk
ings. - -. .- ,y ,
FRIDAY EVENING
A play "Joy" a Comedy in three
acts, by John Galsworthy, Present-
Did the Letter
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Read Last
Evening's Paper?
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SOMETHING FOR MOT
MING
RADIANT UNIVERSAL. .
Study the points of construction. The joints are interlocking, which makes it the strongest possible- construction. The walLs of the
main body are made of cold-rolled steel and are lined with asbestos and porcelain. The interlocking joints are air tight, togethcivwith
asbestos and porcelainlinings prevents any unnecessary waste of heat and makes a perfect baker. - The fire box is the comet size for
soft coal and wood 'and will produce the greatest amount of heat for fuel used. The flues are proportioned in size to fit the fire box,
and the heat is distributed evenly toall parts of the range. The oven is 16x20 inches, is made of hteavy steel and is surrounded by as
bestos and porcelain, and has a white poj-ce lain oven door, and cleans as easily as a China dish. ', The door will hold your weight. This
stove is a perfect baker. Has a key plate top, polished, the front plate raises up and is fine for broiling .or. putting in -fuel. Has a
sliding damper, damper in the flue. This stive is neckled-trimmed, the oven door is white porcelain. It has everything that could be
expected of or on a stove, and is one of the a ristocrats of the stove family. ; ' 1
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING--THEY SAY IT CAN'T BEDONE
BUT HERE IT IS
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This is a $65 Raoge
o
We will sell it for $58 50 and
give as long as. they last a $25
Kitchen Cabinet or a $25 Baby Buggy
T I (T A P
3rd Floor New Foley Bldg.
cd by the Guild Players of the De
partment of Public Speaking. 1
Saturday, May 29
. . MORNING SESSION ... ..
Session Topic' Co-operation of
development agencies in Oregon.
How the Development Agencies
may work together in permanently
progressive and public welfare un
dertakings C. C. Colt, Representative
of Commercial clubs ol Oregon cities.
Utilization of the Amortization
Principle in securing needed capital
for Agricultural improvements paper
by Hon. W.' K, Newell, discussion led
by Dr. Hector Macpherson, Oregon
Agricultural College.
Credit Organization and
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X PECULIARITIES OF WAR. $
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Contracts for securing capital lor
Oregon Highway, Municipal and In
dustrial improvements address by
by C. K. Williams, Manager Morris
Bros., Inc.
Reorganization of county admins-
t rut ion for highest etticiency and
London, May 20. (By mail to
New York) This is a story of hero
ism how Sergeant Major Harry
Dnniels, Second Rifle Brigade, won
the Victoria Cross at Neuve Chapelle.
It's also a story of another Victor
ia Cross and a lonely grave back
there in Northern France. It's a story
of two chums who faced death togeth- j
er and fought until bullets cut them i
down. Corporal Tom Noble is dead.
Sertreant Maior Daniels told it today i
Loan from his cot in a big London hospital, j
trains from all the principal towns
have carried more than 20,000 eager
sportsmen to the hills, it is estimated.
The open season is from May 20 to
October 81.
FOR RENT One modern seven
room house, furnished. Mrs. Zu
ber. Adv. 5-27-5tp.
No matter how bad a man may be,
there is one woman who can find
some good in him.
Senator La Folletti
losing out. Well,-tr.
lost out so often h
ought to know.
AEROPLANES AID WARSHIPS jNJMMpENT OF TURK FORTS IN
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"I am more triad about Tom's Vic
toria Cross than I am about my own,"
he said, "poor chap he didn't even
know it." And then he told how Tom
and himself inseparable companions
since they went out in November
vounteered to cut the wire entangle
ments of the enemy not fifty feet
economy. Ruf us C Holman County- - Gma 4n hesc Jw ing
Commissioner, Multnomah County. , , ' B AnntT(.rnu!t no mnn-a inm
Disscussion led by C. C. Chapman, x,etJeen the trenches they reached
Kdltlr "Owirnn Vnipr." o'.i. t .u: i -1 i .
Editir "Oregon Voter.'
Principles of Highest economy in
the public affairs of Oregon J. H.
Albert, President Capital City Bank,
Salem.
" AFTERNOON SESSION
Session Topic Constructive state
Good Roads Program.
Planning of state and county
road system Edward I. ' Cantine
State Highway Engineer.
The Concrete 'Road Application to
Oregon Conditions Ellis W. Lazell,
Civil Engineer,
started a Work.
"We were hard at it," continued
Daniels, "when above the din of ma
chine gun fire I heard a faint voice.
'I'm hit in the chest, old man,' Noble
called and those were his last words.
He was soon unconscious and died."
Himself wounded in the hip a few
minutes later, Daniels crawled a
short distance to a shell hole where
he rested until nightfall. Then slow
ly he dragged himself toward the
British trenches.
Readinir his morning naner today
Other Types of Road Construction''" the hospital Daniels learned that
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for different classes of highways, as
determined by Oregon s supply of
material and climate conditions
Prof. H. M. Parks, Oregon Agricul
tural College.
How should 'different classes of
Oregon highway be financed John B.
Yeon, Roadmaster Multnomah Coun
ty. Federal and State Legislation for
the construction of roads, H. N. Law
irie, Chairman Oregon Bureau of
Mines and Geology Commission.
Some Comprehensive Aspects of
the good roatU problem in Oregon
Address by Frank Branch Ril y.
he hud won the Victoria Cross. He
said nothing, until the man in the
next cot asked:
"Your name's Daniels isn't it?
You're Sergeant Major Danniels of
the Rifle Brigade. You've got the V.
C."
Daniels admitted it.
"Yes, I reckon it must be me," he
said. i a
lAnd then he told the story.
Trout Fishing Opens.
Denver, Colo., May 20. This is the
first day of the open season for trout
fishing in Colorado this year. Special
V oerv
Va
SEA PLAN
IS BEING
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IS PHOTOGRAPH. TAKEN IN THE DARDANELLES. SHOWS THE RETURN OP A BRITISH
,T,0..A LTV APTER MAKING A FLIGHT OVER THE TURKISH TIlArATIONfiJ
inr. ni.us A5S FEKTOKATED DY THE RIFLE FIRE OF THE TURKS THF UK API ANE
TAKEN IN TOW BY A CUTTVP . - inc i unn.9. . IHH, Bh.APLA.Nt,
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