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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1922)
f?;i1-.TrJ;iT.-TiTm-Tr 192 TAG? SIX tx grxnte itentvo onsFrjvi-: SCOTS HONOR ROBERT BURNS .Paying I Ionian1 I 1 J on Iiirthday sa rv. Join am! ilei-latef that a "kiiiK mak a iln-ited knight, u nun-quirt fluke iin-1 11' ihr.l; but nn honest iiiwi'k ubojn lit 'might, Guii! faith he .nnn:;u f:i Kot u' that untl a' that, their iJiprni t ic-i an' a that, An' its coining yet for a' that, when man to man the world o'er, .".haP brothers b! for a' thai." wnn innVpri trip nuor miin'n no of 1 H fnr hr nl:tc(l iinnn h tin ii-en (if 11 h- PROJECT IS 10 BE BUILT my AflnoelnL-O PrfiBa) ,tlip main, the ruurse is clearly r.mrk led; l-Uiil- .huw to lie amved unon. "It mvunn u f iirht. Twenty-five vim- niro the in tonpU. which are tryinlr to hold the enuutry to u Hinirle Kiitcwuv I iwerc fiiihtinK thin same mavemc.u or I the Biouail thai the Krie canal wax I .lurifo enoUKh lor our neulx. Tlu , ; urged the went to wait till Tliy ik-cn-' fBy AflnoelnL-O rrfiBa) ' i ..... .1 - .' mn.mii, Minn., Jw.. an Btifac-rKz , " , 1 lr 1 WALGOTT GETS - I We looked Into the educational Lrr! collide. There hr.ve leen throe ' 'conditions and found that the redai from the country or faim houses who imhool mly thin ye-ar was Bilvanoiri" attended Ames AfUiculturnl collei'e, to an intermediate grade preparutov but I could only learn of one that too': to a biith sch.ol course, which dome the full course." of the stuito ntB take in llavonoort, I Dr. Ilouaer uIbo reported 4 hut al twelvu miles iftvay. Tho t.fn is six-1 most the entire community loculed ty-fivo yOH old and b?s never nl (here aie known to have immigrated .aon.onti u cotlnas fr.mi its immediate .to this country fiom Holstein wid.thv Oiy AjiOclat.lB IMooO . -iii.. M.ini Bnva.nl hso. ta!;. iliamnh 'Hhenish borders ubout 1818. WOtBOJI ,. .i . .Ti villa, durinir the world Wat C'ft lO eCBlWinB. ant, uuimvi mur.A.. ...... .'".-i n .. pus WAJ.COTT, lu., iun. ti) Poet dying literature the greatest poati; tion that the inleroalional Joiot roio L tweniv-fiu,, ti, ,j. is looking up in a raiigioos way. Ttii KnlW. i,ut no one en- !s kiioton as "Little Berlin V iiiiivi.r- dec laiation of human equality that ,j.sjon ,.,.ud noi have fouod otto'P trv to Dut un iff for' .ni,ihar village, whose chief executive, Moyor . o.-trtt , on - V - - the world has ever known no. do hi; than that th, lakes-to-tbe-occao pro- torn. ' ,"tnhbirn nn lr.in thnn thi-n, nrr-'" : f""""" "T-TP Tt'1 rS2XS3ElSSSS2 sympa.mze wom man " '" " jpct ,8 ttaMe. Mlrf that consr-ess, "UpnenU of the seacut sov we are , ago boasted hat it h.d nver btni the sun that sympathise, with all en- convinced Ly the west's unshokable ,0-'atto.kinK New Voile, whe we really .church within the Uoiits of tbo cum- Each year when January 2r roll """" ' 1 .,, . terminntion to (tain il nifhts will an- are fighting ajramst economic wiste. munity in the last 65 eer Bow to around (i'cotchmen ussemblr in all jiarts of the world to do honor to their created world. It was he tea.s over the fate of the ' mode who ;hed Iuir national idol. Kobert hums, the pjet! ' "i-i;"' " " terests1 ... , . ... . .. ru:.. lappiiMiiir to numauiiy lis ..-" - j . . h u year the I.a Oiandc members oi me lace made famous hy Hums assembl ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker. J. .McKcnzie Meld.um made thorize the impiovement, and confi-IWe believe that it wonT. hurt New S'urulay school. lence tnut tne anejfeu -easiern in-, i oik to nave me country Brow, thnr Accordinir to I eroy C.Pmon, ps- untimely " 'J,," ,' ,J ... " : Th ,Vn 2 . ,. ,,r . lor 01 tn ran rre-nytenan cn.im or aiui-ii H' w c ...,... K..,. iDavennart. la., the Sunoav ' " ' n was established as a result of tttaj in- l.,T().iC i.OVK, -fluenoe of a little girl wHo IrfUl at tended vacation Raile kh)I at Di eon ne nas Riven o me won., an un. RUj wnye of govcrnme:lta approVa aymK Picture oi tne cnu ... immjnai ,R c,m,ained ln a statement made at m'"- headqunrteis of the Great Lakes-S'. Ihis vns tne sympatnetic nntuu Lawrence Tidew.aVer Association heio NEW YOfiX, Jar?. U8 The platonie chfrch, Dr. Cnffman states: tho principal address on "Itantm mi" oi.inirresie.. ucmo.L.iie ... no o- lne statement Tollowcd announcement i!oVB f a )Ui,lar for n maiucd wo-' "The mayor was cnnoSPd to its Itohin," the name by which the c.t Hums made manifest to the worM from Washington that the state de-:lflan was isc0sed as the cause of a existence Ink the written irmieion ScoU-h poet was known by many in his with the stiiruiK lines of his patriots partm(!nt wuM slli,mit to congress itiivin(f today-ut the trial of William of all other memur-re of the scaonl time. i.Mr. Meldium's a-idre.ss, in part. "r "oiiks and toe tender pathos ot the rt.port 0f tlc international joint Grubb foi first-diree murder. ' boar.J of this city of W.lcott i re follows: the "totters Satunlay NiRnt, he has t.on,mission. Takinc the stand in behalf of her soonse to teneral sentiment in U "We have known for months," the husbaml, Mis. Mary 'Apnea Grubb te-- favor, obtained the school building for statement continues, "that the favor-i tified that George Corcoran, whor.i the Sunday school and it is now an ts- lable report was coming, even since 'Grubb is .charged with killing, used tablished fact." .... . : ...I ,1 : ...... ,n U., fpaniiAnlli. ............. uA ', ru - A T. 1. ... nr .... , . . . , . i I ne iii-u. ...lin, n i.e.. me ci.Ki.ieciB nu"- . lu ... . . . v-.utii.ijr, ui iiik iiik ...c. i ui . t. i- . turn , iiiu.-c-i , es tne olive wream upon i aesar " - '""""' mitted their findings. Still, it is gooil presents of mlk stOTkmgs, gloves und the Calvary Baptist church of Daven- brow and proclaims him the greatest goes neyom tne non.ls o modern et.- npwi to lh(jsi, cilfhteen ,uteH ,,an ;otner finery taken in his night prowl- port recently made an inspection of man the world has ever known. France queue, uui the close student orpins toK(.tni.r in t,e as-iution to pro- ings. . this village and reports that: "Some may well he proud of that great and ma.vt.ou proouiiioos must " , motc tm. inUrestt ' ()f this project I .Then, she testified, Grubb surprised weeks ago a Sunday school was s'art- migniy mai on nerve woo n.:. ; . T i . i u- This news comes as a relief after I shalled hiK Ireions on the banks of verse im reverential and toilnvl his ... . . ,, !. "There is no nation or country tou.nea tne nearstrmgs oi nis coun Whoso nconlc have not somethinif to liymin and today in undying vibration boast or at least be proud of. tiieoce ,"ey sound his praise in every clime. lm,,t nn Al,.v.wl,-r while G .me nine: In lirotesting against the more winks stand before us its tne lovely Khine and like the eagle r ""'-" '"".,' ',. face of other delays that have been iig.iuu.ig swoop r . me ome uea-..- y "", :..". '. avoided. It is a culmination we hav. crous tidal wave or hen tilence he swept acroi relief after thc"Siorglar in their home one nigh! ed in Walcott, perhaps the first in all many unavoidable delays, and in the .and shi't him. heaven-born pes- the far that h s memory cannot be . K.,olinJSf;.rh iiKs the n m ns of removed from tho heaits of h s coun . - m, c- Vl. Z .Z-lrvmen nor his writing, from the! 'Form, .on of a eg.slativj pro- 671.-En,Pi, . ilcvHHtntinn un his truc k. mindi 'llnt. linnoriililo fellow rnuntrvnirn. w 1 come before you, not to herald the Knterpe. .Shr.ke.speure may (lazJ.j valor of my countrymen, for their in urn eyes oi man as ine uramas Kire, fame in like their enemies after fa Milton may ionK be rre;urde:l as th-, charge it is Kealtercd to 'the four Vr'meft of epic poets hut the fame ofj Winds of heaven. Hut I come to te!! Robert Hums shall continue to livet you of a hero whose highest aim am! n the hearts imm! minds of mux nnd noblest aspiration was to write and h's praises shall he sun by Kenern Bins the HonKH of his native land, tioiw yet unborn." Robert Hums, the Scottish plowhoy, j - 11 " tho sou! of wit and humor, was horn I MTSPKCT D1KS. of poor and humble parents in the i MiE'MPIIIS. Tenn., Jan. 28. A man year 17,ri9 Although born poor he was who said he was Maitin W. Wilson, lichly endowel( for he had all th' wner of a lartre orchan) at Hend, pluck and manliness that is charucter- Oregon., died at police headquarters istic of n true son of Caledonia. It today, apparently from heart troublo. aoemn to me that if we could learn but He was arrested on "suspicion," but one lesson from that tfrcnt but ill-fat- i after his death it was discovered that ed poet it would be n leon of plurk warrant hud been issued churin(r blended with the true spirit of al- him with complicity in passing cor truism. See him us he toilH from ain checks, morn 'til niyht ditrffinp: a drain, build-J inir a dyke or walking behind iKr; ItWKIVKS THRKAT 'plow, for under such uncongenial cir-1 YOt'NOSTnWN. O.. -Jan. 27. cumstances did this gieat genius j An armed bodyguard la 'staylaK labor. Un his own language he says, :loso to Mayor George lJt Oles day "The poetic genius of my country "d nielli, as a result of threaten found me as the prophetic bard Kliiah lK b ttern received by the mayor, did Klisha at the plow and threw her U was learned Wednesday. Re inspiring mantle over me ns she bade 1 l"'tH havo hetn current for a week tne sing the love and joys, the Tural that tbreals Imvo been made by scenes and rural olenstireH of mv lui-' m!inberfi of tbe lawless element to live soul in my native tongue." I can ;"bump off Mr. Oles bo.-iuiso of his see him us he stravs across the daiKy. nctivity In attempting to clean up covered lea singing, 'niy love is likvtho city. b led, red rose, or chanting his im mortal lines to "Mary in Heaven," while the lark that soars above hie head falters in his tuneful melodv and stays his upward flight as if t'' catch the sentiments of the song be ,low and bear them aloft above the clouds and sing them to the angelic hosts of heaven. Hums was i:ide-d u Jiorny-handed child of labor, a dusky visaged man of toil; nil day woikine, Jest his children starve the while, dis appointment in his bosom, clouds of care upon his Lrow. lie did not aban don the plow in order to become a poet, but in order to become a ganger I in the excise department and thereby! earn a steady income for his wife ami i family, whom he loved dearer than hi ' own life. I have spoken of his pluck ' and munlineH-i, now I slmU speak of ! the altrusim with which it was blend- cd. Hums wai, by no means, the first j poet who graced the earth, for1 Shakcspeate, Tope, Racon and a host ( of others had lived and died long Vr" ; ''that blast o Januar win blew ilausc! in on Robi.' Rut they had devoted : their energies to writing and singing ' the praises of kings and queens 'Hid i ftiurlinl heroes of the past, touching j the poor only when necessity compell- i ) them and often then only to paint . mru blackened picture in their dinme. It has been said Pope hud no r iom in his finished verse for the struir jeling poor, the scholarly tiray had "written ot them with relinement ami tasie, surrounding them with a cer tain p'tic halo. Rut 'Hubert Ruins vus one of them and within hi manly breast there beat a heart in yn - L pathy and unison with poor suff-'r ing. down-trodilen ami oppressed hr vanity, as is neon in his immotrnl liners "A man's a man for a' tint.' a "Htr rais the pottr man from the low (f serfdom and places him or. wn t()uiUly with the patrician buds, J of men proves that he i and m "'.- o u..s pn.jw-i n, be a spnr!;ling gem in the coronet i K , , . L u, , , ' .'j .i r the history of the town nqw in its oT;tn year. There was no decided ob- For pr?taiPtjlelivcry for Poarl OPjjitioji to the Sunday school being he home, phenc .Muiu started by the young people and end ing Co. lil-tl ran of tho viliuge Jiut in case a churcli was itaTte l the JIayor threatened to RKAf THK WANT AOS! , clo? it. SUNDAY and MOSDAf St ft WITK '' Marion Bailies A cmoolitUi Froduction . - A arawount Picture If rou'd lived 208 yVirs ?co, wat would von have ben? Come see this romaV4oi-,''e's,r Yrk today and the Spanish Main o&ia age gone by. COMEDY "A Rustic Romeo" T iiMriiinffl.ii TV m 't IF " . r.Z Z, W T X se Tf yeVaiid V ltisno. nl' a It Is Well to See That You See Well KHEBMK ACHES QUICKLY RELIEVED THE racking, agonizing rheumatic ache 16 quickly ivlievcd by an ap plication of Sloan s Liniment. For forty years, folks all over tle vorld ha'e found Sloan's to be the natural enemy of pains and aches. Jt penetrates without rubbing. Vou can just tell by its healthy, rtimulntiiigou'or that it iJ to do you good. Keep Sh.in's handy for neuralgia, Gc'atioiVlamc Ivick, still joints, wurc muscles, rains and spiains. At nil (nn'ei5ts ibc. iUC, 1.40. Tf would have povfVet (: I ell of eyestrain. A1k p.-iins and tV litdj). After suffering the ttuurcs of lit strain and mnny reflex phy?i-inl (lisnirJai ))air of peifeet. glasses fitted aeenrdin rfect si'lit heed th ivanu'iigs that luit nature's demand for rest or , nervous depression, muscular tho comfort and eas! given ly a o Optometry, are wonderful.. Then( that nre Irreslstilily iloliolnus, in many flavors, Iloii-llons and Candied Fruits, and all the old-time. COODIES that arc loved hy old and yoniitr. Five pounds of onr delkiouii Cnnriy In n fancy boi makes a -charming gift. YOUNG'S CANDY CO. why "(ii,joy"lrlie jiins and hcIics of dofeorivr cyt'ti wlien r'litf is' t-o ho had? Chir fiqnipniit and niftfiiwls two. tho, most iiuxlrnt. ' Dr. W. M. PEARE Optometrist With .2 H. PEARE' & SON Fine 4." iter cm to hotvw, (i(mm! LA 6RA lie on ; 14fall, la i-, Klln, contnins HO ncies, best .r Im.d. . laniv lull)U hid I imsli.i-c. ;xd .i-nim III hold li.'nil slork, i.NKl KlMliury. ih'.')) writ. 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