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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1919)
0 FOUR HE SUNDAY ftuKMlNA GfcfcfcKvii? EDITORIAL " PAGE' LET STANDI? C JittJi VS CVMI! jtD flUT . o 0 o Xq tetttavu betir titf trifle iWUscus&ioii '.Collective Bargaining " IIS.. 0 I Tilled f.it turn tr jMAtf petuuea cxl!(a t ! , ' It lt wrjfMve ten M4tal tlinu, "teUtwIy, (ta' fur ' yflj uri with ft xvhat )J aMfiiittf tJjir 'ro-rf'y ti t . ft etArt prwjtrt.r Unit m irinijiitj' hiHifi r tut "J1 Sr.ia uot 4fciWUt tW utii.ti h ivilf gt ' .'tli tii'ir-iv-vjrVt, Wit w urtWli. tlw'ir iv tit af t i u imtiti yioJ hipujttjmi they krv ot iwWj ani they ! .lav humic i .l J.';i of .?i't jj.cuitt'lc wb tiwy urr ajunnvutly Jt liux hit. ' WHli tarvt jutt;ing to sly liitfh' jricin iinjft fiTn' thv iiuuiMMti valuation. Town jmu'ttv likrwisi; i iiii:i4iiiii( hiU iuut K tlie valuation ofi that aW. 'Ilirre in nnotif'. that iiiov .ill nthrns wU rrv'w inc: frvm v titiin fnnloiTi it i tin Maudum tinifwr in Oivjfon, The nan who is 'MYinir tixi on his rain li. hu iWirbatkliiMS, hi aiitoiiHrliilc, liis homo, can pre) hut for a mifchtT !lu-k when lie consult the nronl and liMiii what a hundred and Kixty am't of landing tinilwr i assessed for. Yli'U the 1uiiiI.mt- business was dull there yras i"i disposition to make thnhrr pcojile pay a heavy tax. but now that it has revived and the money is being made in largo chunks from the standing timber, there is no good reason why timber should not stand its proportion of the cnpense of running the country. . A eounty cruise is almost essential in order to deter mine the equitable manner of reaching the values. i net work is not permissabfe now that the timber has Midi strong value, neither is the company cruise one that peo ple would be satisfied with no matter how accurate it might be. There arc many thousand of dollars in taxes failing to reach the treasury because of low assessment on timber. I. t Ml I f a EASTERN OREGON AT THE BIO SHOW. Without any doubt Eastern Oregon once more asserted herself in the eyes of all comers w hen she pulled down the blue ribbons by the hatful at the Pacific International Live Sloek show in 1'orUand the past week. It whs not a case of occasional mention for the country that lies to tin east of the Cascades, but it was on evorvone' lips. The rcmarkchlc exhibits from the sage brush land chocked the coast and valley folk. They had no conception of the resources east of the mountains, and certainly they had little knowledge of the live stock produced in what thev choose to term the ''drv zone". When Albert Hunter and Will l.o.lbetter trotted 'a bunch of hoies down the arena, each wearing a blue rib bon, when the Shorthorn men and the Hereford men pulled a hunch of first prizes; when the hogs fed and developed by Tom Johnson and Warren Chandler not only took first prize, but gripped people's attention so that they became the center of attraction; when Maker and Wallowa county live stuck joined in with 1'nioii County's offering to make a solid phalanx along the east border of the state it was then wc who live in this part of the state began to fully realize w hat a great place it really is. Live stock from all over the northwest, California and as fir east as Nebraska competed, but none showed to any bi tter advantage and few head came up to the standard M't by the country that is bounded on the west by the Cas cade range. ;'' . ' The stock, slio.w was a wonder. I'lihelievcahlc is al most the word to use. . To think of an institution jumpiiiu from a very small affair a year ago ti the greatness of the present show seems like a dream. It was a dream a dream come true and the dreamer was O. M. I'lummci who, during. the past year, has never drawn a breath thai Jias not iieen tor the stoek'show. His task w.is a ttvmeu dons one. hut he was -equal to the occasion. , Mr. Hummer visualized what was in store for t'ort-i t.nd and Oregon in the wav of an exposition. No one he- j li- ved it was ).issihle hut himself, but it nevertheless was. ?ud now Mr. I'liimmcr has convinced the country that he saw bi-.;;:er-tb.tti any of us; that he was big enough to pro mote and put on its feet the largest undertaking ever at tempted on the Pacific eoast '. Thoe' who back.'d Phitnunt deserve credit. The men !M Plot red the stock show ut-i ivi.cnicllv tool; their ,i ' mj&m iter BANKER? This question is often asked in the course of your business.- AVe invite you. to identify yourself with this bank and assure you the ' best of service. La Grande National Bank Capital and Surplus .$230,000.00 RESOURCES ' $2,100,000 San Francisco In Preparing Sets An Example. S;in Fium-isco is not going to -t taught napping any more. Any rarth- iunke whirh hotlicrs it very muih will have to be un earlier rier than the ne of l!HK It wasn't the earthquake, of course, that (ii.l the damage. KVery San Kran 61 E REFUGE Sheriff Warnick returned Friday ev- In ordT to mcoinodate their prow !np demand for phonograph record- faced a San Franciscan with that fiery i talb, Frederick Pe Backer and Phil,nd iiiarhUies. the V. H. Iluhnen ciaean and everyone who has ever ening from Baker with Felmo Breace- W 1 ROOMS BUILT Kleam in his eye knows that. S. first I Vanloo. who were charped with kill- the preparation is against fire. Ther jnj; birds on a game refuge. They is a central fire alarm station which j were hunting in season, in October, is, so far as mortal man can make it. but killed the birds on the Eastern fireproof, earthquake-proof, burglar-1 Oregon Experiment farm, which is in proof ami mob proof. There is the the game refuge. original set of lines communicating They were arraigned before the jus- wilh all fue station, and there is 'hospital set" fnr emergency use if ny linen bieak down. There it- aNo a connection with an alarm bell which rings at all places where the iraffk m heavy, warning people to get out uf the way of the fire apparatus. This alarm service would be of no ue if an rutthi(Uke were to put the water system nut of commission, at happened in Therefore an enor nious pumping plant has been put tight in the heart of the city. 'The engineer who laid out thisj nuuuuig. says a wriur in a current magazine, ' figured that although the heavens themselves may fall, hi structure will stand," There are sev eral pumping units, and sttam is maintained in part of the toilers a; all times. I ive steam from these will heat the others uuicklv. Fuel to op- rate the plant for four days and nights is alwa on hand. A kit hen pn idrd for oiMTators w ho mav hae to stnv anv Jrnirth of time. To add to these devices a man w.ho was hit by a brick during the late file has designed brick that no fits, can throw ai-mml. One side h;. two rmg-shapeil Imscs. , hile the other side has corresponding drpresions. j Laid in a wa'I, the Us-c;, fit in th, lepression. mkirg an n;U rbn kusj; brick.. It i especiaHy goori for h-d- , low wa!l and tlmnti'-vs. t evci v cty lie-, in an eai th- j (mke tire bo!', -but eveiy city might take a lr ; f f r.-ni Sari Franci-oo's Kk and fortify itself against its wn pecu'i.ir danger. tice court and bound over to the grand jury with a bond of f!50 each. The complaint which caused their arrest was made by Game Warden Walden. ou;. mathnon and hakiiy k. Hiri.EY, M IN.MK PltlMSMI Til AM) lHtIJ MATtHT Tl UK VKIIKl IISt KI.,ANKOI SimWl.i; WAS TK.NFHEU .MISS M A T 1 1 SON W Kl l-Sl A V . i NEW TODAY! 1UK KFN4- - i .ght slot k t roitl.Mui tt h.nv in t- its ;u- rutitl.Nl to u7ii tlrrfuH-Mitsiil. jfii?i th.it t'.c Vv i v. kvd mi Uist hv !!?:in;vLo. Kirkod W n'l !: -oM nnu, -al lrcii!lua tho biil l:fo iy.- V.w h-Av tir.J uu.io it t!u Uz t t th'iu: wt o!" ruii;, is O M. ; iv.in .r-. T.c .(.itr or j.'' to jail d un anit?- flu- I. V. V. .uit Vai FOR hot .Al.K 1 and ti ; al, Wj on TK PK t'.Mip:oc!ii , h mil he i oe. :h-w W A Mr n A iWl Wa'lo.w.i.' Oi Fhi; or i :u tel. FERRY, November 21. (Special) Ed l'fe ho has been on th ick list for some time Is ji abl to resume his work. Word has been reoeled from Paryl Allen and Earl Murray w lio nlisUHj m the Marines a few days uso. in t'lah. that they are now lo cated at Mare Island, CaUforii a. Miis Rena Coalwell and Mis Ievi Murray were sponsers for a- miscel laneous s-hower Tor Miss Oiga Math-c-n. last Wednesday evntne. tn hon or of her approaching inarriace to Marry E ,!(ipiey Thoe present were .Mr and Mrs I.et Murray. Mr and j Mis. Y V Connor. Mers Clif ifotd Oarr, J.y Oui n. Oonald Matott Hairy Kipl-y. Oae Johapsen and the Misses "Kloieiict Kfmmeii. Je Me Murray, Kena CoalwWI. Twib (Cottle, Hilda RobertMm and Gnldi j . Tohrman- Several appropriate ar i' l'J were pr- nt.J to M s Math ! son. The putv-u enjued a short o cisl tune and after heme ;ered j!h iffee and eak they departed Kt their Mira homes Eenuie Noithcott. Mr. Oop.tan. i hufene Ifouham. Lawrence HuM ! A mtvlein " alUr Connor and Robert North t and cv-.ld:,l,u 10 I Cwnde last Wednes ated! rite ,1d ,vvninj; to attend the Mow U J-t uukr. t j j About all the tekag fnm tN k t Mt'i'n ; uviaunieni or several trejchl mi; gcxl wag The M:!lt-r 14 U --V. -t karnp Co. have Just completed two; handsome new record rooms, on lh'3 j tinst floor of their store. This uusi- j ness ha previouly been handled on the i balcony but the demand for music' has become to great that additional LacMilles were found necessary tol take cure of it. Seven years aco a line of Columbia j graphanolas and records was lake, ' by this firm Since that time they j have ae n t lie demand for record? and machines grow until now t b;u ' been necessary to devnto a larij space on the main floor to t hen. . ;; j well as the space previously u'd oa th bnlronr. j In addition to the Columbia lin" I the new Cheney phonociaphs are alr-n handb'd by W. H Bohnenkanip Co Contract for these instruments were s'gned nearly a year aco, but. sa treat has been the demand for the.se in struments In the east that it is ju$t row that the first .shipment has beer ieco(ed. Lovers of real music and beautiful furn;ture will find a rea' ; treat in store for them, as the Chen j oy combines ejuisitn time WKh cab-j inet d' .ipns of rare grace and beamy j Telephone Department Is j Necessary In Big Hotel; I The telephone depat t lio'nt is ". ' of t he untt im port ant .jepart n'ut in a hotel. Tile telephone it-elf i; one of t lie fust lines of strvire a hotel has to offer The folloum-i will vtt you an idM of how ea operatir: a larst swttchhoant i not The M nit noma h hoi has on an a rate f 4 7 5 cue-ts in fliy ' hiite r-T day and about 1 T em-' ploye On nnc rush hours a houT A' per cent of the peopU h.iv ( some reason to use lh. ph.or.e- Thre j eirls' are buy eery minute oi tiie iiay piipc er".re oer the ph-n'-. It i - joh if you do noi ar-! ... . . w hat yoa s.iy - m ii it noma Ii Kc u w BI.SC L IT BAKING is always a sucess if our flour is used. No worrying about how the biruits will turn out. They are always splendid. If you havent tried our flour you have been missing a lot of bak ing goodness. Order a sack to day and your baking will be bet ter with the firtt trial of its contents. La Grande Milling Co. THE UNIVERSAL CAR 100 "PEP" When your Fold car or your Kurd tiui-k doesn't display - its uu:il quantity or quality of "pop" and dash, it s time to have ii renairman who understands the Ford mechanism pive it the '.nice over" then make the necessary adjust ments or repairs. And return it to you full uf its old time "pep." energy, pull, and service. You'll notice the differ ence. We emplny on;y Viiiled Ford mechanics men who know h" Ford cars are made, and how they should he kept, in onior to give the n-t efficient and economical service. Ami our shop equipment boasts a ereat many specially ilc-icne-i Ford tools ar.time-savinK devices and machinery. In our stocknont is a complete assortment of repair parts --tenuire Fo-d parts ftat are exactly the same as their tough, sim My originals irV the Ford car. V ror projrpi repair work or adjustments, phone or diive to our garage. IWt risk chances, play fair with your Fold car. Keep it in the hands of its friends, the auth or izcd Foi d dealers. HILTON GARAGE c-UseWping : 1 1 -J .'' 1 ca rs INSANE MAN SENT 10 PENDLETON INSANE M AN ' SK.NT . . Louis Zdcowi.h. Seman. "A tNmv. Ked I'".'. ':l-ua!i roomer. Vhonr n:.;;ii. f OR KK.NT-- Mo t..irni.he, 111 pl lit rc"vv.. 1'hone H 1 1-: J-.Up I'.CH .lull' S, "f Txlt'llo. "s Ktlln!V til' Ill.ltlV wll.i .tit Jf'U tt: f..r s. i-, t;ii v of st.i. Ill ..- . ..t O.t-i.V-?! I f , i nmiiiiis;, liKnM- Sm lu7. v, t'.r pr nt avnit;..? t Mi'.v, " Ji'i v ill b: niaiiv fri'iti vjiirli t,i,),v :. K I'll ,o l ;.;-.:tp nr the mil oTtice and'stur ,l'..s bien cleared .-- tvA tie roun , (y y.mJ is open .Hie Jit,e sjmjy er,nin!! ,t4,Cn to the infjne o wll ttend-d that they it harJ ly r.rvathis 'sisice in the dan,- hall I To weddmps are jcheduled tor Th.kiciinc Mls Olsa Math, or I "ill Harry K ljieT tnd Miss iMu-nie I'l uin.-n.ii h ot Hot tjik t-ecome th. btije of PcnaU lKi.ti, A third ceremonr. that of Jai I'unn and is Rena rpalw.ll also to hae Kiuitnl' mi tht. -atoe day. hot oiins to Che varrlt iie t fit has1 hwn lHst d .... a: t.k a.-.yluiu at r-n'fi- ton Krh?.iy eei; nK by one ( t1' repiesent'ities of that tn-titution 7-coih. mho Is a well educarO man. vis Mt on the he t wi.'oc 'orkmt oo a donkey e-.c ii" and for some lltnr rh th h'.oti here l-stelv. he u-' ata-41 work ing in the t'ah-.tfr I'aoips He .i of b 1 pon.M and will ivcur about the la.-t iorn 11 tV-seaitwr. ot J ba ben rsi'.-. from , l'n.is4, n,at "l n. 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