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Kntm-U at the I'OHtorrtce nt J,a (Jmndu,
Oregon, hh Second 'li.f Mull Matter.
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Bible Thoughts For Todaj
-.- HUMILITY OF CHRIST: Let
this mind bo in you, which was also in
' ChimV Jesus. 'Let nothing bo done
through strife- or vainglory; but in
lowliness of mind let each esteem oth-
r better thun themselves. Phil
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IN THE OLD HOME TOWN
FEROO00S
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HH.flVHtt if wu pcw'rivw
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MARSHAL OTEY WALKER ATTACHrf JJvi
PWF HI&6IN1WTT0MS ANIMAL SHOW LASTWKWry - TA.:'
FOR A SIX DOLLAR. FEED BILL, V-.
f Let Other School Boards
i Po Likewise
:- i .' i;
Jan? Copipvn,'wi5thuf froin CM-
ciiKi. ba an artitW on Ihe Xront, naKo
of the Portland Orcgoninn telling o:'
the remarkable stand takeo. I'y. Ihe
ehdol boiird of Chicago,' Everyone
should read it and especially should
t'very xcliool board read it ami profu
Ihery.
The Chicaif j board bared the condi
tions an they exist in hiirh schools of
thi city. Without mincing words
the bimid parsed the factir'up to tl.e
pacntx, lellinp of the booze parties,
tiro joy rides, the clandestine meeting
pluecx, tlw road house orgies beinjr
cnc;attd in by pupils of the Chicago
ciWols. . 1 ! '
l',ul the board did not stop at that
-Ho, it srnt home the ringing shot
that should awaken Chicago, for it
told the parontS straight up that s i
loHg as they allowed their boys to
linyo plenty of money to spend, auto
mobiles to use at will, so long as par
ents permitted their daughters to at
tend school half clud with silken hosr
mid four neck dresses, with lip sticks
Ami cwm-tk.-s itdurning the girls', fac
es,1 with jewelry and gew-gaws, that
"coHditvos would prow worse.
AihI tho fine part of the article i'
that tha srhool board of Chicago doeB
Dot :wt lvy blame upon the chil -ilren
for it sUoots straight at the home
ih(1 the pxrrnts, letting the blame rest
M-Hwe H. belongs.
i , ! , EiiicrtiirtiHwnt in high schools if
Btikuigly cpiKlcmntd ant very likely
tua bord will do away with high
svImbo! aocWty as fr as possible, put
ting imi vrvi to professional athletic
mHj Inswtinjr that high schools keep
i sjiiwj tht childivn are not to be
yhwHd fnmi restriction ami olK'dience
tlw mMiwnt thfy leave the eighth
ftrrnir, nti im th contrary the boarl
SJI pro)blf inist that high school
tvaxhrrs enforce ripr'il discipline and
irtudy rnlhcr than the rampant social
foolishness which is today eating the
vitals of the public school scheme and
transforming children who have been
Postworthy through tc grades Into
; )ilifers ainl f!spprs the moment they
fclfr WM" 0,'nK,,' school.
Let every board of educatioit in Ore
Wjiw read Kt Jane Compton says anil
4 Hurn begin to take some action beforr
the coming mm anil women of this
country hit tho slippery toboggan
-IhU.
SUghted Work
)ishirt work whit'h waM slitfhW'rt
lis many classi-s of work have licor
i lihti'd of li.tc ycaisM i-ausoil
hornlilo trnireily in Wasliintt:). 1. C,
when a tlnitrc nof umliT a heavy
now fell tuttl killed more than a him
died persons. Tho ttajredy i omii nf
the worst that has liappoiieil in any
eity of Amenta for fifty years, anil
it nil eomes from lilitiiifj work, eov
vrmt! up dishonesty in eonstruetion,
M'ttinic Konieihi,' fp- notliinir, fail
biK to render .m. iie which wac pai l
The death of Shuekleton, the g-eat jKuspcndea up In Ihn air, where it
explorer, loaves n vueancv in scientific Ihns been ever Bince the ortKinal
, . ... .... , , , idea wasi broached. If the fate of
circles that will be hard to fill. He tl,e , l8 t0 ,,,, a
took the view that this great world state election next November, no
was very much unexplored and he was '0I1B ,,l ""V ti iittinilly that iyy ox
vil,t nl 1,1. ...!. .,. IX'SH'on will be neiu.
v-., Ui. ,c,q,,uu mil Ml. oeorge W. Joseph, who seems
fliap from showing Ticw country which to be the court of final resort so
is now classed as a sea. accordine- to ,ur Mr. .Meier Is concerned
nl.lninn of ,nv 1..,. ,1 n.l 'hlrh 18 ""' Pper. IIS he 18
' '.Mr. Meier's attorney and a very
women. nuoii attorney at that), has stated
o . . positively that there will be no fair
Tortland is to have a two million : u,,,e" 11,0 Bt"t0 v0tU8 a Kollne
. , . . ... ,uix ior me purpose, aim Air. ivieior
:..ni.iui which we nope ,,, ri,,.aty echoed this sentl
will handle the Eastern Oregon wheat inent. If the Joseph ultimatum is
at a little les cost to the Droducer. to Kovern. no one will know, wlieth-
u er there is to bo a fair until alter
0 the alalo votes on a gasoline tax
,, .v . .u., (l)r tno Iiui.,,se. Therefore it is
a volcano. We need something of hardly conceivable that on his trip
that kind here in the northwest. 'hu c;1" 'lo m,lre advertise thai
("Uiokoii Is considering whether It
will finance u fair," and as lias
When the enst wind blows in Ore-1 been suggested by liinisolf, "sound
gon look out, for it is then people be- the foreign powers" as to whether
gin to wheeze and cough. But they
they might participate should Ore-
Subicribe Tor. Fair
lion decide to hi,M a lair
have to observe that it is an east wind ( As ,mi,ly .)olltl, Bont.ucn will. In
before these things take place. jmct by Mr. Meier on his trip, who
will desire to please so wealthy a
tourist whose store has such heavy
buying power for so many of the
, , , . Ihlngs lliese polite . gontlemmi de
(C C Chapman In Oregon "ler , t.p lho,r ,:outrles sell, we
1'ubllc sentiment out In Oregon1. . .
as well as In Portland la crystalliz-, .u,,,,.,.. r , ,.
ing Knidually Into the Vnll" th.it 'chllriu.u.r 80 flll. Ucl.
the 1925 edition. If It l allol, , cmu.ornt,(1. UJ Jun
lieni, Hliwinu lio iiiiiiiicii fiy I"
fllllllleed
vatn siiliscriptUtii and not by ta.v
iitlon. With tills feeling Is the sen-
each foreign country, like the State
of Oregon, probably 'mill have to
,l,,,.ilr, llii.nn..l, a,,...,. nrri..i..i l
tl...,. H,i,t II u-l,l Itu ttl(kt,lr HMO ft 1
' , , . .... f..- .i... ui,,,u "ul " P"11'1"' funds are to bo used
money
i... ii.i i.. "
iiocisiou is completed, no
I r ..,.,IU hnll.ll,,,.. ,,I " "".'""i "J o.
, i i . ,1. .11., r n.,-. tlU!S0 fol'L'ign coutrlos will
.pa,e, mm.., .u. . . ....m,,, ,,, , a
to aninoiirlnto for a stale building ,,,..,.., ' , . .
ami exliioil, lor ine couniies 10 np-i
teartlei-
for a l"tla,,d: ,"
f.u nui ji.Hii u lair ior cue lorei'ii
countries to participate In. .
In the Interest of having some
thing definite to net forth before
these foreign countries will partlel-
lioped before he goes Mr. Mtlor will
up. If It Ik any guttle to him
,-ionirhow wv
i.uhcr like the strung:
Moi method!, used by Portland ii the
imiimillity cht sljdi ive, L,., nfLjr ul',
n less tile pressure Js f-llt ulV quite
li Jew ieoil.O wnnt to help tin- poor
'' Riving . tlll'ee cl.fi'S llili'l Ibiil.
exhibits' and for the city of Port
land to tax Itself
building . and exhibit
subscribe ifor Stock In the corpor
allon; then wa,,wlll know how big
the fair is to be and how much may
properly bo appropriated from pub
lic funds." Hi-onis to bo the plea.
This 'puts tho fair, project i hack
woere H was II Jem hh". null in
i in. ti... i.i it-
;.,..-. , ,,, n ,n 1 K "' r ' " ''" for
..,;,'i ht tins ...,,e to fl- -'"' each million to li
. ii. i-i-r. n.lr l hu t-nv ' h. n.i.ii oi
M...bu ... ...... .7r.i . r r iui a.lA ,
iii,. ir il, v,,olil,,i, """'." " o "e nuseu.
. .. . .. " Meier
aullloriiies win pin ineir own mimes
on the stock subscription roll In
anmiiuts that Inspire enthusiasm, !
the .public will follow In proportion'
to their means. And much will lie
forgiven to one or two of tho ex-:
position leaders, who have antngon-!
ized public seullim-tit so wantonly,;
l( they will demonstrate their sin
cerity mid good faith by stai -ting
the subscription list with handsome
subscriptions. . - j
We sincerely believe that only by
returning to this original plan of fi
nancing the lair by a stock sub-
scrlptloii, and returning to it uiilck-
H
(THE .OFFICE CAT
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WaiKltX 1 AWJB
Kable Onco upon a tlin ttr
wa a citizen of republic who lds't
1 1 1 1 n It he could Imudl niftier bet
ter than the selovtotf ifiUl.
Daltlinora Md. ,ign.
Kable There was csce ronii
who made an announcement that lie
intended to become a ctnrlliit for
offlcH who didn't claim he kid bn
urged to r Uy his frienAs. I'urt
latiil Me. Kxpro.
Fable 0ct tkfr ftrmrr
who didn't think k milrt nmt it,
town and run a truc-my Wore scd
net rich. Cleveland O. Nwa.
Kable Once uuon a time tharc
was a man who didn't eiijoy the
Bound of his own volte. New York
Evening Telegram.
Kable Onco upon a time tfcare
was a police force that (wait a
minute, what did yon say? Oh, all
riuht, make it $5.00 and vtt'll stop
right here). Junius 'observer.
Mexican girla are aaid to be Ink-,
lug up the bobbed. hair Idea. We
dan't know much about the anat
omy of a Mrxkcaa girl, but w'Uo
know tba,t Irobknl hair uiakei il a
lot easier whea a ilvl baa to ur
a flae comb.
MT Hit U.I, .fTI-3l .tlx I
"a you ever want to leave the
fiinaiT I
"Yes," said Mr. t'okbl. "Siw!
and then I et to ffelin that way. I
and . when I do I run down to th'
city for a few days. After I've I
been elbowed, ateppeit on, l.uwle.1
at by trarfle iwltcamen, inault.d by,
head waiters and held uu by bell-1
hops . I rt mt for th' koine (dace iu
a pretty chevrful frame ot mind
You can't ect punlabment in
the opinion of J. A. II. "No soon
er." hu aaya "do yonr parent stop
apaiikinx yoa than taperleace take,
uy'the job." . . . , .
Ttir- 'KroMudrrn Time. ...
H. Allen Perrill in Life: Char
acter, analyst ( testify ine In priaun
or's. behalf ,) . . . ,,
Your Honor, it Is my ritncepttou
that the defendant la a victim of
itUwtuuatancea. . Au Hiialyal oi hits
character proves that by nature be
!.'f,nd mpibJjJtine,i Ubr02
u.iiL over nnien ne riiu eierci-M
no control.
"His assault on the plaintiff
therefore, no fault lot Jii
rather was it the fault if tTle Hi
prune Ileang who endowed hire
with such a ferniprrament. He Is
will subscribe In pro
portion, there will be no iiieslion
Out wliat wo will have k-lalr
as to an amount, Tho Voter wllli'o be ylttrd-uot condeiuited.
'II-'. aak fo, 'judictAl cterjeny lu
bis, behalf."
.luilae liiftrr due (iellti.-rutlon.
"1, too, have bad my chracter
analytrd. My analysis shows thut
I am atlibborn to a marked' de
cree, that my natiw nhsllnaCy will
not permit me ,to listen tu reason,
and that I have neither mercy nor
sympathy In my make-up.
"Aa you hove just 'Muted. o
mortala have no control over Ihe
l"iiiKTQiu.-iit ttltb nblrb we ore
.-ndowwt.
"Musty day." , e
Ml FUNERAL
ON WEDNESDAY
ly, can Ihe lain fair project be
saved.
Meninvhllo, no one knows wheth
er we are going to have a fair at
all. The spielers who are visiting
vjirlnus conventions of out-or-Ore-gon
people should be railed ofr. It
is false pretenses and nothing but
false pretenses for speakers to tell
lsitors that we are going to have
a fair when no one knows that we
are going to have one. Money
talks. The Voter will gladly make
Its subscription, and probably will
make a very much larger one in
(Special lo The Obsm-vcr)
COVK, Jan. .",l.The passinir of .1.
K. I.nntz at hi shome near Cove ni
i :.l( Satun'ay mnming was a grea;
shock to the community. ; Mr.L.mt:
was a prominent fruit grower ami
poultry raiser and was highly esteem
ed by all who knew him. J. K. I.ant'.
was Isnn in IVnmylvania on Vtober
20th, 1MQ, and paasnl away at hi.
home at Cov, tlrrfon. from pneu
monin on January th,. 1.
was married to Miss I.ydia Ijintz ir.
Illinois. To this unii-n five childre-.
were born, Harvey of Ames, Iowa:
Hoy, of Portland; l.ouin and M.-ibel
of Coivnllis', and ftessie of Walla Wal
la. Ilesidvs tlu wife and children, n
proportion lo Its resources and In- " ' ",vo. nm
-'- .ii.t ni'l.fl in 111!
M. E. Church and a member of Mt
come than will many of those who
have been talking loudest for fi
nancing the fair by taxation.
Kannie Orange, having served as Mas
ter, anil was several times a delegate
to the State Grange. Funeral services
will be hild nt the M. E. Church it
1 1 :"0 Wcilnesilav morninp and inter
ment will be in 'Island City innicterv.
0. It. l and of Portland, and louir
Lantz .of Corvallis. and Miss Hcs
I nt-tr. came from Walla Walla, nnr
Frank l.antx from Maker. Sunday, to
he present at the funeral of the la,.
Since the foregoing was written.
It develops (lint .Mr. Julius L. .Meier,
president of the exposition, is to
make a trip around tin. world In
the Interest of Ihe exposition. It Is
lo be hoped Mr. Meier will make
his own linude,ine subscription be
fore he starts; If he will do so.
there will be no uliostlon but what ,. .
the exposition will be held as oth- MaW j
era will folloay as soon us the head , . r ' ,,-
of the cominlttee put, !,. ,,a.e; S,,.rU.n Haron is on the sick list
do-en for a definite amount. As ,hi!l W0l,k
others will subscribe in like -pro-, -.', y . t, .,,, . , r
portion, itVvll. not bo de'.lrull to p,.,,,.,',,,,,. in ,,,, ,,. h : ., ,'
estlma.o the .nilo upon which the who m ,.,. i ,lu, ,
fair canbc held, so r. Meier could rom, , lvt.ovo,.v- a l!
ten toe worn, i, v inucn o a a,r M ,,;,;,. (. , .
Is lo b. given. It heolepat ts w I h-.,,U.pn;ln, mu.ia,.. ,,,i(My A
oui sikn.i.o e ----Hill- crowd was pnscnt. (iames were plav-
"" '" h" ''.-;'l0'' 'ye'" l. ba'.cts were sold and .11 enjoyed
say llicro.will bo it lair, na il 111 -o i.,.,,,t ..,.. J
( ficll Farlow snent tbi w..L-...,!,! 7.
IVlS.S-.-HISrt
Once I "kissed a little .riiil.1
niurrta ehair,
And I've nilsatd a, little
bt An Issue Of
. Price Alone!
With the tilng ot aar till Aaol t'trertatw 1 mint center
n attention wow n k aev this, to jaAa the liat-r of tkeskt clfared
y. (a hi doing tkia w aat caw aider all our new reaoiatioaa, oar
adlu a4 ewlaa to tutboah of aarrlsg owr coatomrrs. rereiaoa of ll
a moat consider artoualr th Inu of vrirae. puainraa cataot be aiai4
eod bald oo prl alone.
Tha fwaamioMol arf (he boriof pubtlr baa not be a aimed ao murk
t prta e aloe. Customer may mar, "This or that is sot worth ll
OXoef " o other word,, lbs raraful aboptwr wilt PT a fair prire If
U twluo to bBr, but abaoluUlf will not koowtaclr pay anrtkiag like
lb aaowiiprlce tor lufertor cooda, whlcb lo the loos (00 ar Vld for
twice.
TbU la not a time to ileal In aoblorfogea or aobstltulos Ihe iiobUr
our poblic aitu VAU E and In ralae we scs buwiness, rixonatrocttoa,
Ond (be fnvlvol ot buying conidenre. Henc our fwemoat task for tha
comloe year IS to giro Kline to every dottat's worth of merchandise
'we sell. ' ... . ' ' ' " ' ' '" '
.Wo ask you to study ear epilog stocks ond our plea for bostocja
Will be always based on oiortt.
"EVERFAST" SUITING -
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if
IiitrodutiR u New Mi-m-rizi-il Wash Fnri
LVIisuluteJv Fuft IVilin-itiff
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tv: sin
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mm
At last It la possible to acure a waah faks-tr ilutt ti
absolutely last In color. "Everfast" Suiting c ft Uma
usllty materbil In all the wanted sliadm for aiulalww'a
my suits, rompers, aprons and for ladles' house drea,
rone, etc. It ia absolutely fuarantersl to us and wa
aotborUod lo refund money or replace every yard
fsdos. '
OaaraotePd fast to soap and bolting-, to sun and
weather, to perapiralion and uric arid, add fatal (o every -thing
1 vnrountrrs as dreaa, blouse 6? suit fabric.
te this material In one of our windows it is priced
at 4dl yard. ,
t'a "That nill be tfi."t.
aorl pi bit or miss ' . land was tbrowinir' conidraWe sanil, are'.exi-ctini grekt thihws from tha
Is the duanral little kiss ot all. 1 which , wore ,ib. cwairr-r in two, two j oil. Hadn't figured much on it un-
" ' . (thowaand itrt down ha the hole, and the. 'enst 'few weeks,' but sure kaflS
Lifo holds no Joy equal to Thedent-joow it will p.-ehahly be scene tinrsti I e-! gxid now, ; "''..'
trore toe snsU will bm oe nroduclKlil ; - L. L-j . I
, JbaaiA, aa there fa eleven hundred feet
I of cuing in the pottom of the hole
)n U afak-'tnrkwd end the rkrven hun-
. Urol (est drilled again. The Saiita Ke
tNo, S Mroulil be on production in an-
otner aoonm ano ine rig lor S'ir-.ia re
No. 3 was atari ed yesterday. No, 1 is
3-4 mile aouthwwat, No. 2 is 1-2 mile?
LETTER TELLS
HUGE MILL TO
1
OF 1 WELLSj
BE BUILT SOI
fflwTtNmt nd No. S ir 3800 fct nst !
L'..i. vr a : u..:
! vui yiHvv. w-if,M re itu. in uruig
KELSO, Wash., Jan. Hi. nc of
A letter received by O. P. KingKlsy-'s'.ntesJ two miles west at Eedondoithe world's largest lumber mills wiJrw
from his son, Howard, whu ia ltTor-;iy limits. Tha Union Oil Co.'s No. ; be built on the Columbia river, rerac
ranee, California, an oil district nearjl ffot into four feet oi oil sand about ' here, according to announcement by
the bearh, tells of oil development three weeks ago and the gas pressure K. A. Long, of Kansaa City, chairtnar.
works in that section. Hie lettsrs ;cival in their rasing and I i?o not of the board of directors of the I.on?
: ltmw wnet they are doing now. Th-r Bell Lumber company. Mr. l.ntl.
"We have l.saed our place to Ihe i Union No. I is 1-8 miles northwest with other company officials, wiu
Petieleum Miiiw-ay Co.. fur a cash ban-'of ue anil the General Petaulrum isJherc rew.tly t inspect the convpocy
us of five thousand dollars. Ww arr 'drilling their No. 1 Jtait t :of ttia ,hnldinjrs in Southwest Washington.
uhu to uet a monthly icnlal of fifty (Union Na. i. The oii tato. seam to, ? The mill, however, wilt not be con-
dollars if the company does not start j think that thia is going lo mak th strucUd until th ecost of buildinii is
lo drill a wi-ID within ninety day;bet fld in California. The Santa further reduced, r. long statel
ve mlsaed a little kiss nt Lifter the lease rwmca out of ea.-n.ar Ke superintefident told me thst their sMeanwhile encirteers ere crrps-imt
the ball, I We will tret a oma-sisth eart of all eil. No. I would have made at Wt aww far lewrinr om-ratiens on a tO.OeO
nut the sort of little' knw - (bat : it , g or other hudunx-arbons pi-oduceit. Panels per day of the casing hadn t
"The Sonta l- bi-ought t elr -e'l iirnne 'be bad
tf. fTin about three weeks ago amJj "With 2 degree oil at $I..V a baa-: year.
it threw oil over the lop of the ri;rel you can figure out what it wooM ,
twice. It hod TflO pound gas pressu-e 'mean to have on well like that. We
in-...'- .'j.-i-ii .-Li-ii -.juiiiii ml ii in. I' il .. -Ji. umj.iam na
For Sale
acre timber tract, north of here, wir-
chaseil by the Long-Bell Interests list
READ TBR WAV? AllS?
iWi&gESJKBXBSBnEXBIM
wwleru f.-riwita honae, 1(1 y.-rea.
1 aailu froiu ia liraude. Price
ti'.aou.
iodern 5-rooni house. 2 acres.
just, outside city limits. Prico .iuUO.:
r-rooni nioilerii house, 2 lots,
house lu excellent condition. 3000. '
5-sckim houne
blp-pst. aoxISj
h will hamllo tills.
III good
Price 1
conditlell,
100, V-l'o
ALL STAR
2-Bouts-2
Star Theatre, Fri
-rioOVIi'
n ine .MVa,orial lilt
house; 1 in te of ground,;
on the itWorial hie, nay. Price '
III.Kw AN IIACKKNMHMUrr
vs.
At). (ilsT.WO
ll.sl Two Out
Two Hour
of Throe l-'alfc
Time l.llnl!
head man f.ills to sols, ribo no one
,-lsn will lie Inspired -to do mi,
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