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Obnervor Publishing CourVauy
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THE II8l.lt J IIII, 1410 AjIiiiim Afe., 1 ,11 (iiHiide, (
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPEIl
Of. In'other 1 1 1 n Oroiton Hotal Nown Blitnd, Portlnnd; laiaorlal
Newa filand, I'orlluud; Multnomah Nnwa Bland, Portland .
HIHIHCKIITIOS HATKS
. Hy Lander
tlally. par month ISO Imlly, per nix mo. In advance 14.50
Dally, pap Uirne months. .. .12.25 Dully, hIiikIo copy .he
lly Mall
Rally per year In advance. .0.0il Dully Dime month In advance ll.r.0
Dally, ail niniilha In ndvnnre (3.00 Dully, nor month lilt
Weekly Olworvm-.Htiir, uy. mull,. pur yeur In advanro 11.60
". MIOMIIKIl Oh' ASNOCIATKD I'ltKSS
The A (undated Prna la exclusively entitled 1I10 use for pulillcatlnn
nf all newa dlr.nalches crodltod to It or nut uiliorwIHfl .cruilllnci 111 mm pa
.per, and alan the local nnwa published therein. All right of ro-puhll-cation
of apeclul dlnpntctinn Iwro olao are rrwrved.
DEATH TOLL AMONG J!Ki MEN
Franklin K. Idine, former svcrelary of the interior, is tlcnd;
Chief Justice White is dead. Two of the country's men.
Death the old Itfveler; death no respcclor of persons, wealth,
position or standing, ifi'thers them in whether they be men who
drive the scavenger wagon or occupy high and exalted positions.
Hut after all, death is a process of life and practical men now
look on it as such The active man, working as host he can
end delivering to Immunity the hesl that is in him, does not
fear death.
In the case of Franklin K. Lane this nation loses one of
its brightest minds. Koosevelt found him in California and put
him in national service. Lane never ceased working, lie was
one of the finest orators the country has ever known and he
was a hig man in every way
' ' Chief Justice While tilled that -high place in American life
only to he filled by the finished scholar, the polished gentle
man, the patriotic man of service. For when a man Is elected
to the bench in this nation he is elevated, positively elevated
nbove the din or ordinary life. And it should be so, for when
on the bench lie is called upon to deliberate and draw the line
conclusions which duliver justice to contending parties.
! America is fortunate in always having men to lake 'the
places of those who go, but nevertheless when such men as
Justice White and Franklin K. Lane pass on they leave vacan
cies only to be properly filled by earnest and sincere search.
I" AND THE FLOODS CAME
The law of average must always apply. When dry condi
tions have obtained fur several seasons there is sure to come a
season with a surplus of moisture. Nature has her own way
of evening up things and when a period of ten or twenty years
is considered the rainfall will be about the. same as the same
period prevhnis. ,' .
: This Heems to be the year that old Mother '.'attire is pay
tng up what she owes to Eastern Oregon in the way of water.
Water, water, water everywhere. Crops are being injured, roads
are being washed out, work is being delayed, transportation has
Already begun to suffer from the floods. And still il rains.
According ley the weather one would think that the Willamette
valley had been removed to this side or the mountains a pun
ishment, if true, which would drive all Eastern' Oregon into the
hills of Idaho or the prairies of Montana. --'
Union county is Buffering from excess rains nn7 the end
is not in sight. It is one of those bumps which hit us occa
sionally. In fact life, as the general scheme indicates, is meet
ing tho bumps and not basking in the sunshine of even progress;
This is one of the bumplly bumps.
FALSE PROSPERITY
Nothing, perhaps, linn dune more
to make pcnplo tolerant of war thun
the notion that war hrliiK prosperity
to a country. The American people
have lived through sewra) years of
that. fallacy, and are, now coming to n
realization of .thf.Vulh.i ' ! '!:' ,
ftWar hrinira jrood times!" ''.How of
ten has thut watoment bei) henrd
since HH4! "War times are hooin
times." It was so, lieyond iiucstion,
In 1917 and 1(118. And when no reac
tion appeared Immediately after the
arniUtice, ninny penplo were snre
that all the talk nlmut wur's costli
ness was liosh. Kverybodv was mnk
lti(r money, and the prosperity was irn.
to last Indefinitely. Things cost
more, hut there was enough ninri;in
of profit to make hourly 'everybody
betler off than evur before.
'Then came the awnkenlnr;. It
misrht have been better if it hud come
a year sooner. For Hie awakening.
piece of destructive mochonlsm or
material manufactured, for every hit
of wealth ' nnprniluctively expended
and every life and limb lost, somebody
hns to pay.
That somebndv means just r.liont
everybody. The payment means
harder work anil loss comfort for
many years to come, Thnt holds true
even for the one, nation which, ditr-
hip a lnrire pare of the war, worked
profitably without evident sacrifice,
and which spent n the war u far
lower proportion of tta wealth than
the other powers did.
This present period of depression,
"tnuuntion und loss is a time of mora
stock Inking, and the more it afflicts
employers and employees, rich and
poor, Ihe less stock any nf the n lire
Ktiinir to take in war hereafter.
War may he necessnry, for li.-rht-eou.
self-defense, hut It Is never good
blb-.iness. Only peace can breed true
,-rosperity. llnppily the r'ldjustmcnti
01 w iH'inir ninde are paving the wav
f'.r wdid rriifit and pri7rcs hereuf-
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also merciful, in the les-on It t.rmurht. sllp,iv Ihe necessary internal 'o-nI
Almost even f war and every war boom, BUllriit, r pence to make that
in- history has been fallow
slump like this.
; People are realising now what the
war cost, and that it all has to lie
paid for slowly mid naliifully, llimnrh
that lesson has Just begun. They ore
realiln(f the truth nf the eft-repeal
d warning that for every hit of pro
pel ty destroyed In war, for every
'y n S pt-ogress possible.
THE 'OFFICE-"CAT
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At wrong-doing 4
Nvh mu; ,jt rliilit'liiinc
Hut lHi:ig hands, lifting
-r o
Ji.(k aiuiojlll tfWit.up ih hill
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To a driiiK fi'Tm uut Unir .sTill;
Juck ft Mew.'il und lihfwUe Jill
And tidied ilow u Lhe moon
in jtylU,
Hiihl-lumdcd tmn don'l hnvo Die
(Kt'tli.'iiH (tx.V)..' thut tuiipco wear
ra tUt,
Aiittumift of A n Kit
lit'lp to Sfiund
bin
hllliT wralli 1k'w
I fnln would
doom,
How tft my
1 nifnn ih vn-ury jjoh! to whom
Mont nvMiy ntoriiil In "u hit i . "
K. H. K.
Of ItH (he folk lr;no;ili lh hUI.--Or,
Rhoiild I miy, of tuw I
ItnowT
Thfl hird whom I dn in out dfrtuis'
1h lie who tu 11 Mora; "Ih that KO?"
TOM N. Ji:i(lV.
One klntl of uikIhhIi uhln rUou
h 1 ih fnlUw who livt'H In a Tint
and IiihIhIh on taMtiK Hlitlit Irom.
r.ui'l 'he Ihiio
Onro upon a tlmo uu arennuno
I dating party tri tl In piihti:;h a
iit'WH.iior to plt;t.se everybody, Tht
villus piachtfr did noi lik th
.sKr( iii niiw.s, bo ho' cut thai out.
Hut the Hporty guy did not like
tO HHH Hi miK'lt Hinii-Q WIlHtt'tl
on r;llKiou8, ltinttiii'H, ko lit nil tliut
out, Tlii'U llm hrainy tuan witijwt
10 UK' column of loial tihiulf
tl(H, mi h: cut I kern out. Hut tho
wohm'ii kicked hfcaust Hit papt'i-j'iiiitt-d
u lot of lotiK-wlutlfd uitt-vii-H,
hii Iih cut I hem tint. Afttu
tvtiyl'0ly h;td itKilird IiIh or her
litrle slam t f;vt'ryhody Iso'h pot ,
i ltd , he- wiuit lo'pixss, and lti and
ht'hold, iht coIuimuk wci hhtnk
wliitM pniifrttd t hi-rt wa.-i not u
dim) tiling in It.
SIhIcth of Tut (I I rnlli, AMt'itlhui!
1 1 I'll . I' W A NT I Kachi I w t. k
"H, Apply AliflH , Dt'ii.siiuii i fii'tihd
L'tuitral Suit Ion ,Jlali dri!HMinK far
Ioih.
Vt'l Sitim1 rrt'lfr lvdiuOf4f.lii4
Now York Wwld
Alli'Klnf; thai thn dert'itdiint Hloh
a Ktflal coat hidoitKliiK to Imr, val
uod lit Vahtd l.awMou, 11 wail
ittHrt, iipptMd'tMl in WauhiiiKlou
lltdfJilM ( .'on it yoHltrdny uaiiisl
HorlHtiim (iuhlmaii, LMl ytaiK old.
who Kftvn Iht uddt-OHH an tilt Mail
hnroiiKh 1lotd.
K. R, Urartu waiitR to know wliy
it Ih when a man hiiiiwIh In Ihe
iniddlr of a room and happens
trop ti In collar hutlon the blumed
thing will roll acroKri tint rou'n in
order to hide under (ha davenport.
Thorn , iB much talk 11 s lo the
(lout popular man in I.avii. IT you
at'H judK'UK hy llu nuiuher of tdo
phom , calls tin hm1 . in, we vti'f for
Hiif Hilton Uarati llieinan.
(!her up! Tho: W'ohIi inj.1 tm 1.1.
C iharriat-'tt liw'UHO clerk s:ijk that
iie twirls nouailavH nre clinosiu tho
older fellowH. 'l'hal'H no I :-o hard
to iindorsland. At Ihe rale tho
tfirls of m.wnday.s are used to a;iond
Iiik money, a yoni fellow haH to
lie horn with il il he els married.
lie that RFt Jl may, H. It. nurh-
nlor of SyrnctiHs, N. -V hux heen nr-
rted mi a churm f higamy.
Proper Roadi;i(j for Children.
It Ik In l(ie liome that (he growing
fidnil receives li most liisilun iinpreH
Klons. Surround tin: child with good
rnidlii- und yuii siirnuitid him with
frlemlH. An ultrai-tlve title mid L'ood
J IMustratloiiH are no i;imrunly thut the
mi'.li viiltUIIMX pltMHI rt'UHIII. Jl .Vflll
"lniv( hot time 10 read hooks yourself
con u It your iihrarinu und let your
chiilco he not uly what will Hliimilnte
the lina-liiaiinii hut aho've nil Route
thiiij! to warm the heart and Impress
the jireat truths of life, Youth' Com
panion. ,
Mont men havp hetter wlven Minn
they deserve uml iiiohI women have
heller hUHhnndK tint 11 they ileHerve
which make thitit;n fair eiioueh.
, f . Wlitt lli'iueuihein e
The old time vlllncn moirhnnt who
boiiHled that he owed all hi tuio
chhh In life to his wife?
em .
BSl IL
' -'Imported Swiss -Organdies
FINEST OF SUMMER WASH FABRICS
NEW I'JECES JUST IN
CROSS liARRED
ORGANDY
For Collars ami Cuffs
$1.50
4n J'ink, Iilut nniKYellow, fine
riualily Imporled Or?ody, with
cross har pat'wn. - inch
wldn. Price $l.r0 ym
JAPANESE
CREPE
Kvefy desired shade In hia
popular lnhrnrinl may be bad
now- in any iinntlty. IMnk. Cori:l,
Kliiine, (irefn, While, l.nvendec,
Oraiigo and HIiiH. 1
112 Inches wide and priced nt
40c yd. Nearly nil la imported.
On display at Ihia alorri now.
No oilier insKM lal will equal' llio' popularity of Colored Or.
,a-.u.es for f. miner wear this se.,..,.. No other nutoi-la!-brings
out the dainty coloring of warm sunimej days, and no mnlerial
can be more practical Tor every kind c.r wear.
Here ,v are howing some very went arrivals In Rnulno ,
Imported' Swlaa Organdie, of the very Mnest quality ri-a-is-paienl
Organdy that retain Hie origlir.1 llniKh and tr.iuap.ir
emy afler it ia washed and Ironeil.
Tho colora are f.iral. Hufl. Flame, Blue, Pink. Apricot und
plain wliile. Priced at J'1'- '
k.
Made Vr
hirov. tlfl'V
Triced $1
I !aue oil
alz I'l-lrl
maylie liol
Ihe ;il ail
Mni of I
Outing
Suits
s FOR WOMEN
.Exactly as II I mil ruled hro, are
those olilill!! S"il:l for blllil
Imr, hub. 1.;;, IiIUIiib or . men iv
'.iiit. Ci.iiiloi'tahlH uml mI'.sii
,jr,i.Kir purpo:i.
Taujie colnrcit t'or
ure in all alzi.
Mill.
heavy K'lnki In nil
$X.!. Coal or panta
l;l:l aeKi'iale. :i l.ir
Il $.1.11(1 p.illls. '
I-VireHt flreen Won!
niatorialV all sues. priced :n
121.411, i!aniienls may im
boiii'lil ncoarnle: coat SU'.flO
and pa 11 is JS.fiD.
"HiiNwFjy I
nf
Swi&i Have Right Idea,
The Indigent uneiuploye
Swlt7.(rliind :ire dealt with h.s an
economic (piesiion. The Swiss net on
the theory thnl n mini who In iinem
ployed Ih, If left lo himself, prone to
hecome uneitiploynhle, and thut for 11
community to permit uny one of Its
nicmhers wliu Is cuptiiile nf wink to
rt'iimin micmplnvt'tl w n nolUf vmu
To Remove Corns.
Corns nmy he readily removed hy
Bonking the feet from 15 to 20 min
utes In warm water, softened by a
few drops of violet ammonia or of
henzuin. ' f this Is nut effective, bind
a tdlce of lemon on the toes nightly.
After three or four implications tht
eorn will come oft with very Utile
trouble1.
. - Ha Other Things to Do.
"Tho world owes nie a llvlnV said
Jud Tunklus, "hut the world nevei
did much ulttin' up nights worryla'
nhout tt detits '
REMEMBER to ask your
-- grocer for Calumet Baking
Powder and be sure that you get it
the Indian Head on the orange
label.
Then forget about bake day
failures. For you will never have
ct always produces the
veetestxind most palatable foods.
It evcr
And
2010
use le:
becaui
ening str
varies in quality
Vcmcmber, you always
n of most other brands
lossesses greater kav-
:tlu
The original nuiniiscrift nf Kdgar
Allen Plie s "Aninil.cl ee" hmuulit.
IIL'.MI nt on auction in New York the
olher day. Pop g.it about t: for it;
I half a century uro. Hut never mind.
I A h't of current literary priHluctiuo
ahat are ln-inj;iJit; l-.'O apiece in the
'market wnn't be worth $.1 half a cell
.tiny hence.
. . May 20. 14!K-( About 1-An.ericuV ;,,,,, wtls ,wr, fi(,t
Velelu niled for the West ltiihes. !,, ,i, i,,,. ..f n. . , .
May 20. mill. North Carolina r- ..,,.,. i, 0i,i .i,inkin tone, s..
cedfd from the Union.
Liberty P.arty.
Th kllrty I'rt? ua mirnnlr.ctl In
H wja verf larif.-Jy a platform
of Mtt'KlBvary. nd it
that accounts fur the fac that no
sober person can sinir it I '
It may he spring hv the calendar.
slipniirtt ' hut hv tin price lists there 'n a lunch
came from thf TJemom-ata and Whitrs.'v'f f'H the ain
J. R. Ilirnng, who had freed hi .vej
in fSenturky and gioved to(MichV. . . "
jinnminatei for Piidcnt l- tb oVajil Warnla tnotj.
party. The l.llrty "I'arty ipa.-ed; U'ei N..riK uiin iu Uencrlled
the annexation of Tcxa j MniH-if I"" t) ifcc rm.i4ir.ne
9 ( that liilind I h e Jievu t'ltM . tit tfiia)u
Th onlr rreulent delivering a ; liv a iiiotorcycll-x ttur optnlou ' tlt
'aWnirrnia h ihuuld have Uen up p&try !!
rWpUmber 17,1.790, and jckion, l v knw-ked down tl Um
FarewoU Addreu wi
I pr.T ur KIT
I U BU
Now Remember-
Always Use
vSHILRRYS
TO-DAY and TO-SIOKROW
iVfn Pi'V
in the St'
CLAIRE.
cliictiiin of David Bclasco'si
e Success
POLL a with a PAST
Shows that Ilome-Wrcokinsr, Well Done, 'is n rionsure
Also 0TIIEK "DOIN'S"
?iaiPHMwwiaialWaWaiilaia
There is no waste. If a recips
calls, for one ejrg two' cups of
Hour half a cup of milk thai s nil
you use. i iu never have to re-caKe.
Calumet is absolutely sure. In any
bakintf-any time, whet her the can has
iust bitn oH'iKi or wht-ther it 13 ti:e
last sixxiniyl.
Contains;on'y such ingredients es
'have been oilicially approved by U. S.
limj Authorities and isThe nuxhut
of the largest, nu rt mtKlefi and
mu!iu lt. kn.n l'.'il.j- t Mrn (.1 i cMt-nce.
A iNM'nila .n ,,f r.;li':r.i t contl.ii -l'lil
tr.t-.-: ; : - . ... .
ii rs. Sony jioxys conie ri ,y I
12 v.. (j.ns lr -Us .! 4 nf lu ' . c.!ns.
Caluoi
Columbia
Muifin
Kcip
4 cupi of ift4
flour, 4 level tea.
timont C'luniet
Baking Fuwiler,
1 tablespoon tr,
1 leanpooa alt,
aaik Tbennuall
tiM rriflAa Wmf
V. a J .
jyy.'
T S4lia ' lllllt;" OMli.lwa lDTwl,,esir
(1 I I
N3 In the qiildH
i Simhions
t X it is oihe ill
1 hud on thJ sen
t m
linpnitil jJ
for you anjVj
si
n's Room, Too
Beds, Built for Sleep
oueak of the average bed. hard it
Uured nerves of an udult, is dout'ty
lve n-rvoui stem of the child.
Simmons lteds undoubtedly are
'ox everyone, they are ilvkiy import
ant for children.
Visit our display of Simmons Bods and see how
splendidly ready, we are to furnish any design and
hnih best suiied to the requirements of th'e modem
bedroom for the children or yourself.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
' -SIMMONS. BED3-"..i"
Autiffor Sleep 8.
Reptjtmber 1
Ma3, 1J37.
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