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TREKKERS TO THE WEST, WKI.COME
At Riverside Park todtiy there congregated a galaxy of men
and women-who have never attained fame as movie stars or
ltd fiifhioniil'le cotillions in the ball rooms of the idle rich, yet
they are stars of the first magnitude. They are the trekker.s
who mit their 0'"-' to - the setting- sun as fur back us
I8li2 and followed the elusive' rays to the Grande Ronde valley
They came fruit lowu, Illinois, Maine and New York, and else
where they eame because of an inborn national trait, to con
quer the unknown. July Fourth, 1802, saw a band of stalwart
Americans gathered about their prairie schooners to commem
orate the noted day at a point about where the Old Town Store
now !., and on that occasion and others just before and im
mediately after, was laid the fountain-head 'of citizenship rep
resented at today's meeting.
Today's gathering of the early settlers has its distressing
aspect, for the ranks of yester-year are thinning. Several
familiar faces of a year ago are no more. Yet, that Is but the
law of the Grout Maker of us all, and must not unduly depress
us today, for we celebrate an event that only a scattering few
are here to picture for we who came later. Some day, and that
not far hence, (nullifications for the Pioneer Class must raise,
for pioneers there will always be, in a loose sense of the word.
Today, "pioneeiV implies those who first settled here, or were
early .arrivals in the progress of civilization and development;
tomorrow, it will mean he who has long sojourned in the Grande
Ronde valley, whether he came in 'G2 or '82 or 1002. Hut, be
that as it may, the unblemished, true blue pioneer is still with
us and he and his wife are at the Park today having a good timi,
May there 'be many more reunions, and may these heroic ranks
tli in slowly.
There is fomething fascinating, to the younger, generation,
in the very atmosphere of a man who measured the diKtanre
from the Mississippi to the Grande Ronde' in weary footsteps
' and the slow turn of the ox. drawn wheel, for we think of the
fast Pullman, with its parlor luxuries, and try in vain to contrast
it with the rough and rugged hardships of the early-day trek
ker. It can't be done by anyone but the man and women who
Imve journeyed in yesterday's crude way and today's luxur
iant ctise.
I.u Grande fi'joys these annual affairs we want them, and
we trust the pioneers want us.
HOME MISSIONARY CALL ACUTE
That there are two children of public school age outside of
any Sunday school, to each one of similar age within the Sun
day scnool of La Grande, was a chance but startling remark
dropped by Rev. James Aikin Smith at a joint Children's Day
exercise at the Presbyterian church last Sunday evening. That
being true, and the reverend spoke from the authority of care
fully compiled figurse, home missionary calls are acute. -It
must be assumed as a premise in the case that religious training
Is fully as important us sexular education and for that reason
there can be no. argument about the need of missionary propa
gntida'iivl'a Grande. The manner of bringing it about is for
those 'who sliidy and fathom religious missions' to determine;
yet, all the n;hlttC;hc,,o(, commonplace interest in the religious
future of La Grande and Union comity cannot ignore or fail to
appreciate the- seriousness of a condition of this sort. H leads
one to the eonchiFion that, foreign missions are being over-emphasized
at the expense of our own dooryards.
By JTTKHJH-J.
the next awfk.
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A h.ol we know
At early iiwn,
e floes forth fo.mow
' H dewey lawn.
a
ft ii)llllniiali(('n daughter must he.
decidedly homely when reporter's
li.n'l refer to jier tin a charming
it iress, , . , '
CITY MAKERS
Saliii'ilny'N t Im hit)-.
Yop, Hfttunliiy we'll rid our wahio
buxkfrt of a ftw of the poima r
;.. dm Ink' 'our (i K KAT VOMK
CONTKHT.
Tim Influx of pomcH Juim lim ho
KVtml that extra pom men wern 11h-
paii ImmI to rrar lh ml office of
thlK dudly KiiHh of would-be ponutH.
,Tho Junltor lias nun HHpunuiiitf
th wlmut from th rhaff and Snt
uirluy wtt'll paws a eiiHioiiH poilloa
oT mi ii ic on lo our Lliorinu jmIh rnotli
r uilv.) uf njuilttrH,
No trxlru t'hiirKft. ' t
Ordtr your, papvr early, niul avolil
I ho dust.
I'litM'tim ii if Till' lliimoi'.
Tin im) Tour Inipni tant all
around rcanoiiH why an automobile
in a joy lo rhln in. You may xu'.U-
llial wit hiivo an lnflun ie;i
of tho plaHiircH of mnforiiiK. Itut.
wb know uh wo as.ynn do thai a
Jilll" iniinitii.' now and thfii laki'.H
(ho air odi of our Mr"H ami hoi air
xprcsHPii in wohIh from the mouth
of I lift moihlor, A piinumal In hlow-
ouf Ii;ih oI'Ihi) rinitciKMl a roclal blow
out. If you do not takn a hoimlUK
jnik In your tool box mo lhat you
may- i ipair your I fro, ho ur to
carry pliniy of "Jak" In your wal
lot, Kiii air Ih furnished at ur
a K en , hut tjio Incidental Hervinm are
)umI it h charKeable uh your electric
latlBrien, Current expi'itseH cannot
be "tin nt-d ofr." Durlnic the ImihI
flvn yi'jij'B I he avraK'e numlr of
MreH UKed on a car ban- droppnd
from over five to under four. So
motorlHl, nuHHlnr Joy.
OF LAWS BUSY
iIIII.U;i:.1( K VKKW1 M ti.XH
laws rust rssi:i).
Ancii'lil (iiixiilliii- Klorauo Itcsiihi.
timm Hrinir Korlh Kxprraxt'd
lli.li- f.tr x,'w .aw.
Phiih '
Thn Kiiililxst woriln
Tli ii in til ' slicing
For homo club slors
"I'hri'H sirikcs. yer mit.1
IVs 1,11 Hlli-c.c.
Vlulnly Ilninthi'a w:ir worrlfil.
"Wlnit's lhi.i inn I lor?" iwloM her
f.'ithiir, liiMilncllvrly Hhirilim hlii
walli'l lu li Ih IiihIiIii vdhI iiii1RI.
Oh, ilenr," Blm sIkImmI, "I nlc
fiiiioiiH fur niippor mill r'uryllo just
IiIkiihmI tn hii y that hi iviih t'oniln
ovrr.
(Hi, I Hcoso yoti'ro awaiting
Mil niTlviil wllli ImlliMl hiB.ilh!"
Ash SIiiiw, lli ('mi Fiit'iiMt It.
(Ail In Ti't-rf Matilo TrihliHii. )
I'OII SAI.i: - Soihi fiiiiiilalli, two
hIiow raHi'ii, cnw fri'sh thin
month, thit hoi;s. Hohoi-I Shaw.
IIo. 1 KT,. Ily a linl.
1JKST SKM.KKS.
j thing. There was a time when it was
To moM pr.otm the ti-rm "best .l-1 .i. I At- nov,. into the fitl.tllMI rlas. To
Ioih," iilt.l to lH.ok. niriiii works ;((1V ,, (; W.i's "Uutlim-of Ui.stoi v."
f .fid ion of vuryinir (nudity. I'lirio ! u, -fivt. ,,,, ,Jmt priot- ,, i,.1K.1(.,
urf Iit..iui-y unolii who hold that n;th(ll hl h( in ft ,.,,, ivi,v fn,t
IWHt h.IIit i Hiinply a bu ky volutin-1 (jnu,
which htm cuucht Ihc popular famy I Th;,v ,. ul1wy ,m,Us t,.,v
hut which never has uMmg value. whkh , Ule js s,m;v-mg up ;
. I.here are olher, who reiri.r.l the het I f u, , pllMishw ,.UI1 ,,v
" " I -tlti-m w I ,-Ji w ill be iiiH. ti..ilk- .111-
known in n deciuli. or two. The fact
that the hcMt tiellinf; lint iuv inclule
sucn n wide l-utiire as iii.Htoi-y, inoii-
turr nnil read little cIm.
Iloth tliene views r ntcenie anil'
t'hei-ofoie umeliable. Arthur' Hart-,
lelt Maurice, in an article on this
juhjift In World's Work, e uiurchim
ly point out that it in both illoi;ic:il
mid Inai llHlir lo lay ho niuch eniphanis
on the lient nellinit bonk.. The novels
of Dicken. til Thackeray were "bent
aeller.'' when they were first pub
lished anil they ara .till Koinir
tnitiK, There wen? other best uellers
tit th ame time which ' have ninee
disappeared. The trst of lime has
weiKled out the lulteV.
. If the.rasual reader were atkisl In
name today's bet mllers he would
tirolwbly not mention the works of
Ktidyard Kipling. Yet Kiptintr's vei--ord
passed the 2,0tf0,000 mark luV
year in books old, and hin "Inclusive
Verse," a hitrh-pi'iced und bulky vol
ume, has already sold 2.f00 ropie..
One of the interestinir facts alsml
popular books in recent yw is the
, 1st ice number of non-fietion, h'ei.vy
works which have broken ints the'
front ranks of finwtcisl successes
John, -Moyifard Kej-nls' ' "Ktsinomic
fdnapqiicnces f tt Fee" toW this'
rounlry by fcco H Vhf-ved r
Aaikaide sales sufiilffrit,- hih
riiphy, nature books, travel, fiction
science, essays, etc., may mean some
thing: quite ,C0tnplimen1.lt-y to the
reading public or to contemporary
.iiithois. We can tell belter In or If.
years from now.
o
Out; collaborator on the Oregon
Journal Ih sold lei Iuk on' .(he Job.
He hasn't Klten u a licddllno with
any pnn.-dbilitli'M fur nitire'n a week.
"ihlt, nfter nil, In (liiK Id ml or
weather, it dn,sn't mailer much
hew IniiK or how nhurt they wear
Vnt," remark!. I'tu-le .laio,
When the averai;o mariUnl mint
Rives liiH wife a $10 bill on pay day
M)d "iis Her ! ptu it . uway he
Jtlinw an well ns be dne's ilitii heM
The present kuhdWuo ntorage or
dlnance of the city or l.a Crande Ih
ytt out-or-date that practically every
faiaj-'e uiiin woitbl be liable to ar
rest under ll If tbe provinlons con
tained therein were Htricily enfoic
ed. ucrurdinff lo the opinion expresH
ed by the rlty commiKHionerH at last
nlKhl'H weekly meixlnd, when the
reviHlon or thl onllnance wrh talk
ed of.
The ordinance now on I he hooks
was panned In the year lilOfi and
provides for Ktorae reKulatlous
which would not permit storage in
toiihlliiKH morn than one story In
height and makes the limit on the
n-niount of gasoline or other petrol
eum products i hut can be stored
ion gallons.-
The enforcement of this ordin
ance Is under the direction of Blrn
Chief C. C). Murehison and Ml'. Mur- 1
c-liisun is also a dpniy under the!
slate marshal 'and- sees to it thai 1
i hn provisions of I he .state ordin
anca which Is of moro recent vint
age, are enforced.
Ah the slate law Is generally tec-
agnized as being Just the city com-!
iMMilon expects to have Its ordln-
ance revised so us to conform with I
the. slate law. This was talked of
about a year ago. but n snag was1
struck when the (inesLlou as to who-j
ihor thn entire city or only lhat
portion out Hide of the fire limits
should come under the restrictions
laid down.
An ordinance providing for the
payment, of n license by garbage
collectors who charge residents for;
hauling off refuse was read twice)
and laid over until the next ment-1
iug for Its final reading, utremer
f,ency clause being contained in lhe
01 d iua nee, Certain restricl ions are
made In the ordinance which apply
lo those hauling garbage nnd ref use j
without compensation, as well as
those who collect fees for hauling,
the rnrmer' iot being reunited to
pay n license, however. The pen
ii Ily for vlubition is a fine not to
exceed $f(!i This ordinance also
i untamed an emergency clause and
was passed lo Its third reading.
A not Iter ordinance passed to
Its third reading al last night's
'meeting was one providing' for a
license fee fur ice cream peddlers.
The amount., wus fixed at $25 fur
three months und a fine of not less
than $If) ilrtr more than $50, or
jail sentence of not more than 25
l.iys provided for punishment of
those violating the ordinance.
Jack l.nntne, who has been oper
ating a rooming house al the cor
ner oT Jefferson and Chestnut
d reels, was ordered. In a resolu
tion passed,' unanimously by the
council, tii' appear before the com
niisNlnn and show cause why his
'cny5ufot$ecr,v
j1,:,.i,iiai.i.fV
A -Sate This Week
For Men! .
Just For Thursday and Friday
Entire Stock
MEN'S
CLOTHING
Reduced For These
Two Days Only
20
to
This wenk nor ThursdV null Frlilny speclnl is for men
I
Our entire stock of new prTffg clothing goes on sale for
tlieiio two days only and, a special discount of 20 per cent'.
An available; saving of $fi, $8, tin or ilZ shotilrt make
every man p.iop and consider hln wnrdrobs.
On sliclt roiiric:c of over I)0 til t" ilnest
stills if fitch r.i tiiiiiis in.!:im as
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
-" iw, STYLE PLUS
' FITFORM
And every suit Is new this spring. Young
servntlve dresser. AM fn on sale at a discount
OiRlnnl price llcliets remain on every suit,
vill he made for nil alterations. Com early.
,1. V ! Efr-
men's models nnd mndols for thn more ron.ier
)f 2D per cont Thursday nnd Friday only.
Yon subtract 2rt per cent. A sliRltt cltargn
.June 14, 1TT1 -,-Aniv.il In Am
erica of l.alnvelte.
June tt, 1JTT. fin(.'res ndot
ed Ihm of Slur, nnd StrYi.
Juno 14, lxtiv-. liotiert Ati.leii.in
born. t'oloiiiniiiled K'ott Sittuier
when CIl U Wiir henalt.
June 14, H-.. ronfeilei'ut.;.
ttitdeil (he Army of tin. t'oinmac,
Teiil.e'iai4 irlilent.
tlrsver t'leielag.l lieiuor'ntt . .
Ilisusmaled .ir.h 4 INK".. Ai
fi ul oftlae. iiwrs.
Jo. kiitffalo. ?
MMt. ch , mat. fm.i,
N. $
dell
invSoitps, "-
fhyrihsmd Bouillon
is the domer which com-
and, Sncw Fh,kc the trup.
ttodj walrr. And lor the
'Mrrs. sjladh and itir. Sold
j.ii-jffr jod Ihc Ijmtly Im.
Don't &S lot ctMkrtt
say SWOlV M.KfS
rooming house license should not June 11, were J
he revoked, the resolution stating I dishursemenls $t.!U
that he hail not conducted the io.mii
Iiik ho)tse in a proper manner.
.Mrs. P. A. Pultun, pioprletor .of
a rooiniiiK house ut 2 Kir street
petitioned the commission for per-
5.1.21, and the
according to
the weekly report of the city ninii
aser. The recorder's office rcpori-
qtiacantine were reported by the
polo tlepa it nient and two (itiaran
tincs were released. Ten urresls
were made during the week, nine
ed receipts of $80 in fines from convictions secured and one chb
the police department unit Issued ! tinned. The majority of the arrests
mission to elect en electric sisu at , wnCB wu3' J2.S32.32.
her nlaco of business. The matter
was referred to City Manager t!
Uarreit,
During the week two smallpox
quarantines nnd one diphtheria
traffic violators
Cause most trouble
PAY
The receipts of the city treasur
er's office ilurlnit the week ending
isao. 0
RAIL
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as
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warrants, the total amount of
wete traitic violators, five being ar-
U.UI-U on iratitc cliarges.
OHSKItVUU WANT ADS
WE WIRE HOUSES, HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF
FIXTURES AND REPAIR ANYTHING ELECTRIC
LET L'S FJCLRE OI YOUR WORK.
Elect liciilConiraoltirs.
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H. & S.EIectric Co.
Plione Ked :J9:il
n. eiy.es with sup
drhVt?;y tfavdfed
aNOWrLAKES
p. c b. A$5(H.TEr.r,;Ls
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Freeze Your Own
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