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Thursday, March' 6, 1924,
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La Grande Evening Observer
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Publlnhed dully and woe lily at Lu Grando, Oregon by Hie
LA aitANDIC KVKNINO OliHKK VKU I'UHLIHIIINU CO.
BRUCE XJKNNJS Editor
Entered at postoflicu ut Lu tirundu, Oregon, ua Hecond Clouti
Mail Mutter.
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CITV AND COl'NTY OKKJCIAL I'Al'Kfl
MlSMBIilt AKKOCIATIOD I'HEH9
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Itcatlon of all nows dispatches credited to It or not otherwise
crudlU-d If published therein. All rljfhtH of republication of
special dispatched In thin paper, und hIho thu local nowa
horeln also uro renrved.
daily iiiiim; tiiok;ht
IMtAYKIt: Help us Lord, lo m-.-k flint Hip Klnndoin of
God and HIh riKhteounneHfi;
hall bo added unto tut.
then we jin- iiHHitred all we net- I
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley!
To ket-p a biz alive.
No grouch wan ever known to
"draw,"
Nor frown to buoal a Half.
And thorn who grumble at their
work
Aro almoHt hum to fall.
Ho face each "proMpcd" with a
Hinilf.
To keep Hweet tempered try;
Alwaya if ft 'fin laughing
And they'll come and buy!
Nature know ber bulne.H. Shi
Uliivi most of Hie children lo peo
ple who know nothing about scion
t if It method of ihIxInk children.
WHEN POLK BRADlEY DPuPh -r.. , b
WEEKLY CLAKlo,, OFFICE! DUKlNC, THE WINDSTORM
More -thaw two iuism z """""n
. PAPEH BLEW OUT AM QPFN EC"r""
A I'roinMiix Kiitr).
Kuld a voice at the telephone:
"Hrllu, hello. 1 thiH the gyh
company'i; office?
"Yea. What la 117
"Wtlrll ilo Hie etltrk'B for till'
next ruct-a open."
"We don't know unylhliif- about
entiles or racra. Thiu lfl the kiih
orrice."
"1 am aware of that, but I
though you could tell me."
"Why? What do you want to
know lor?'
"Oh, nothing in partiruiiir. 1
have a pa a meter 1 would like In
enter, that'a nil."
Editorials From
Over the Nation
Salem Is Growing
The state capital city of Oregon continues to grow and
grow mid jrrow ; This was brought to mind by a recent
issue of the Salcni Statesman in which the industries ofini"t
Marion county and the Willamette valley were well cov
ered. It is an edition that Kditor Hubert Hendricks has
placed a jjreat deal of work upon and as a lcsult he has
given to his community an issue which is of vast benefit
to every industry.
Hiii-ino thn uiimmnt- llwro i iim flmilif lliiil. this issue ! chmnher
- . .. . . . i i ' I I'" Grand
ot the Statesman will do u lot lor balem, her mercnanis
and her people in general.
Mi; ( MAMl'.l lt Ol'
om i i m i;.
linker Herald: The iicIIm- In
tereHl I he peopli- ol I Cj Hll'Je
take )ii I he I ' ii Jf mi County 'dum
ber oT I'ninmeice whh evidenced ill
the annual bauiinet In Hint fit
hu-l evening when mure Hun Hon
men and women m the railroad
town were htal.-tl nlioiit Hi,, ban
aldeH. ,Tdi program and
I every feature of he eveiiltiK wuh
an evidence of t he pl oKi ewdve
Hp! I'M of the eltl.etiH of Iji Cninde.
A niiuiier of Calo-r men lenjuyed
the hoKpMnlMy of La Griwide at
the banquet und wi'e tmiireMHed
Willi thn turf that our neifjlilioi-hm
rltv Ih beitiK piloted by a live
oninieiie.
I.s tiirtunnte n bav
in"; a ehamb'-r 'f com no -re,, wit It
a pror-rnm of proj-re.sM thai run
no) fall to dad to a irreater I, a
Grandt.
OFFICE CAT
THAOI MARK
OY JUNIUS
f The lntsn oT To red n Im jnui(Ie
cleik mi Interest In (he IkisIimns
i
the other ilny. He Hilil: "If '"
tlfiti'l lake an biu ret In the bu-l-j
I1C--S, I will fire ll."
Civilization i udaiie,iii,. Tln yj
are now desiKJitiiK a law lo makej
marriage more diri'li nil.
Speedy Action Needed i
To (Jet National (Juard;
(Continued Ironi pare D
t '. K", th,, company will bj oian
Iv.ed here and La Grnmle will si
euro all th(. beiieliin of an oif;an
izHtlon thai id now ra-;.-rly sooKdl
by Hcvemi other ellien,
The object o tin- national uuanl
i:( to ilVc (Ml li men a reasonable
anion u t of mil it a ry (rainini- and
th? purpoK,. of the ehamb.- ol'
comniercn iii ariJtnlm' fur a com
pany here ia to .- them thl; op
portunity nr; Itn chamhtT believe.,
that a reasonable emount of train
ing l of ureal bent lit to th(, boys
and that u- nurb'im ol' trained men
would be ot creul beuel'lt in case
thit count rv alionht ever Uf-iiiu be
eiiKased In war,
' Nci'UKnary application forin:: are
In the hand:; o" l he .secretary of
the chamber of commerce. Karl
Kenoi!H,- ;tnI any oio- flesh in:
lurther iulorm.'ttioii may apply lo
It. It. Huron or G. I,. Jbttton.
Mar. I il, la si day to pay water
rent uithoul a penally. IMi-Ht
eFLORSHEIM SHOE
Hit'
A Tribute To Goo. Geer
I Thei'i 1 Miiiic foinforl In
philosophy Hint a inati cmi
iihmI io miytlilri'jr. .-neb adjiiatnients
hctiu so fretpii'iitly necessary
BOND ISSUE
ELECTION
VERY NEAR
fContlniied from paK 1)
When T. T. Goer, ex-governor of Oregon, died, many
nice things were, said of him, but it was left for his per
sonal friend, Peter II. D'Arcy of Salem to round out theuaH IIlJlt pim,lnK u,
m-niKn nf thn fnrnicr ITniniV r.olliitv niiin who served hlSttwo brick Hide wull.s and
state as chief exetftiv'and'seKMl i-t.Aell. 'Mr. DArcys
tribute follows:
In the death of Ilonorntde 'I'heodore T. Geer, tenth gov
ernor nf the Htatn of 'n-eij-on, I he people have I oat a true
and tried friend, lie w.m mi honored Hon or Marlon county
havhiK been born on a farm in the Waldo Hilla near Silver
Ion, on March Ij. ls:.t. lie r maiio d on thin furm until
anlvlnu' at the iu;. fr H yearn, when he nioved to I he city
of Hulem und vvn n pupil ul the old IiiHlllute hcIiooI. TIh
writer or thiH arihU uttende( the Maine arhmd wllh Gover
nor (leer while WUH 111 Hulem. Af'ler a brleT Utile here
he moved lo I'nloii county, In lOaHtern Oreuon, where lie
reuuitiied until I S7 7. when h came buck to the Wadlo Htlla
rami.
In 1S.SU he Wiltl Hffh'd ;im one or the repi eHeilbl t Ivea of
Hie b'KlHlalure fir Y-uion county. In ISS'i he wua aKulu
4lected IIH one of Oll ' rpj-rsi-nla I ven In I he leKlKlat ire. Tin
people of Mmion county, havlitk' Implicit contldencn In hla
Integrity, elected him I he third lime u a i epi ee nt at ive, at
whlcli aeHalon, on account of hla ability uh a preNidiiiK officer
und ktiuvledt,re of pailln uieulii ry law, the meinliera Helci'ted
libit na Mpealter of I he limine. In 1MM. at n apechil Imitation,
he made I ft political Hp echeH In I he Hta te of Ohio. Mr.
Geer wuh tin aid- debater and Htnmp apeuker. In in mi he
wuh elected na a pieNimnthil flrcttir and conveyed the elec
toral vide of Ori'Koti lo tie- city of Washlm-toti. Ill 1 S'lS
he watt iiiianlmoiiKl) neintnali'd iih ICepiihliiau candidate for
governor. At t he cmaiim: etlon lie uh circled by a
handKouie majority, indic.it Iiik the hif-h est rem lu which he
wait held !' the people ol tin- state.
Governor tleei ' I't'coi 1 1 ait covi rnor
Ho iibaharaed the dutl.n or tie- office
, and to the atlHfi.cl Ion of our pi-optc.
ot Ida lei tn n a k ei nor I ii ira (,-.
beltiK editor or I he Slab'Hiiian for
udapted for the poiiltlou t t-dltor.
ability. Ilia book, "l-lity Yaia lu Oregon." Ih a One pioneer
hlKtor ol I he H-'tl h mnit ot our Htate. It hIiowh what lalent
Mr. Geer had bn t iiitntMciiicH and eventH which 1 1 (inspired
In our curly hlbtory II in an Interest Iiik record or the tm illa
tion and i:rowlb of Orenon.
Govei noi fttie'-r w an a pbuo-t'i- and came rrom a noted
pioneer family, Iiim pin ntti and manv of hin relalivcH taUlnj1
part In the pomci t-ettlemriil of thin commonwealth.
Ill hla pot II leal career he w uh until Imr in his cf (nrta to
accomplish for tile pfopt" r-'i y possible coed. !( w um in
cere and hon stt lu demandlm; w hat was riirhl and hist foe
the Weltnre or our ettti-.ehH. No ko rimr or our state dlai
cluilj-ed (he l'-.sponsille dillh w of Ins oftlf t-elt, r than
Governor lo.r. 1 1 in iiclw wen- in aeturdanee with th- hti;li
est dlctati-H of t Ik- k- ut h -111:111 and (tie w . l w ih- of hi
count It leiits. Marien connt.v mid the tat- of ntein itt
long reim nitier hla ability and lo ilty to oor gifiwinir faf-
ilia education In the schools was m.iim w hat limit. -I. t.u'
throuuh ti Ik Individual and eai io n! el rorln aa a adidnt
(icqubed n :plen.ltd knowledue of Ihe allalrn or tbf wn-II,
which enimed dim to tie w.-II r.pilpp-d tor tie- duri.A h"
was called upon to dHrhai ir' In Ho- arioun pi i ,11,- n
pllbtb- posllloiiH in III'-. The drunt t ul and cLim- mirroond
lllgH of Ills home in Ho- Waldo IIIHk t mh-d llltptr- hur,
Ity the School Hoard. '
Wo till recall llioae childhood daya!
Though now we "mia"-ed and
"mlHler"-ed " -.. t
And recollect the red tichoolhnuae,
Where Ignorance was "bllaa"
tered. As vi' iimlersiiiiid It, New York'"-liili-iilhin
Is In drive out till crook
who don't pay orrice n-ut.
. its 11 n cliv iable one.
wllh marked ability
Alter ihe expiration
in newHoupe- worl;,
time. 1 to wan wtll
hi- w ah a w rlter of
rear wall, thita inahing the build.
lllg f I reproof he niif,r!il go 11 hen 1
und i f -pair f he building f m l her
Inateud of b"tng forced lo ni,'!
It.
IHslrUt Crcalctl
A petition for t he paving of N
avenue from 11 1 Ml t o Mtreeta
u uh read And ip"ii mot ton, was
pi 1 kmc d end an Improvnunl di:;
trlct covering I Ills 1-1-cilon cr- aleii.
Kicks al I hie.
W. A. Thoufp.Hoii 'aitpi-ared be
lore the eomnilNslou and revlewe I
action of the municipal Judge and
ept-ed cop that n-Niilled In ln.-i
son being lined J I f , for speedhih'-
Mr. Tliompseii claimed thai I ho.
waa hla son's first offnco and
that he ha I no know I, -d)-- ie
MpeedlUK lliel lhe-elo-e In- believed
the Hie- w.m e..ibitaiil. The
eotnmlKHlonei :i ai;re-d wilh M . .
Thompson, and n moiion passed
t'a vora Idy provhllng I lial r-'com-m
1 Uda I Ions of ll- ney In t hla cii-41-lie
presenli'd b lie- miinlcipiit
Judge.
Hump t.iotiml I p Again
Aim!li"i' e I t I 11 protest'-l
UKatn.'it Ihe nnsii,'ht l m;,.i and 1111
Ha Hilary condition of Ho- ci'y
dump --round. --,e nlssio'!
toOk no p.i;: i jirt jon dill 1 'Ity
Mana'-.er 1". It. Hayes was aulhor
Ized lo 1 1 -1 i -mine w hat an incin
erator W miM i n;d w it h I he possi- '
bilily thai ;,..me ti in" Ihe hi-
tine OUe III l.tlt lie piiK hased to.
n-plar c the dnnip cm md willed
" olltll M l.l Kl.m ill its(;(or.
MontdK an-l v.e.djy i. ports
and Hie sah'tv list wi-ie r.:o and
uppnu i-d pi inf to ad i nim-nl.
XII MAN IS AW STINfiV
rood KIN CLAIM in-: IS.
HIS
lie uuidllloUH but don't begin ut
the top.
reraoually. 1 am opposed to
rouge, admits a la Grande man,
I ul w hen we get Interested in a
yoiim,' lady v. e wonder how Hhe
would look If her fact1 was clean.
A (act fill husband Ih pne w ho
knows how lo apologize gracefully
y. hen hla wife Offends him.
.'A good many people win, talk
about common sense haw none.
Genii the Office Cat.
:n't be a grouch and wear a
frown.
I expect lo thrive.
I f I r i not Hie proper let tit tide
M 1 f I
I If ye
Don't Be Fooled
USE White Pine Lumber for all
where it is to be painted.
USE Old Growth Yellow Coast Fir Fini
Where it is to be stained, or
in natural wood.
USE Coast Fir flooring, if you reallwant
good floors.
u&ti uaK or jviapie 101
USE Native Fir and il
all dimension, ;
moil piuiioscs
White Pine and Old Gi
Fir Is, the Best Finish.
Be Fooled.
M Xi'o
it jt
I J
WW
w
finish 1 -
M I -
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f iniifed I j
illl polish!
arch fTaaifti'
nd whey?
iVtrniii'i if
turi ii
floors.
rack) for
cheap com-
Yellow
Don't
Coast
The Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
A Home Concern Wilh a Home Purpose
THE MAM who
i.e jp-' abreast with
;bc rlinrs relics on
The FLOKSHCIM
oHOE i )r sry'o "Hat
io riTinrt good-lockingcorr-JCt.
Tic Tljdto
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1 inmiHiitim-iMiy
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PRE-WAR PRICES ON
P.ORK PRODUCTS
Pork Roast 15
vk Sausage .
h Steak
Loin Pork Chops .
The Grande Rinrjr Meat Co
ii ii
VT20c lb.
I it:'5V. He independent. Enjoy your own (Jurdcn's veftctnbles .. '
S,TV-, Tcfl'-Kv 1 StnsrvSlI fresh the moment vou wnl them. Northrup. Klnit i Co.'s iWf
FT If '"" ; f- H r&S&nm hve tlsBfa professional and amateur ftardencr. (or ffl
KiiEiii'Bi'niik. vm: itiwi - - scwT box ii-n. ...... y,
"irl-r ' 'in y ( &ft oeal dealers- , w&TvuftiL- -"kh.'-X'l""y r
iS? NO B ETHER jhg CJ&l! i T'oPFyZ
I.7.ILL.r". jr wiXTSexEb SEEDS AT Wi9 dfttig J l
' ' I uinMM-
rv.r- ' - fl,n if : oamEuaBipooRzs
! LllaSS Unites t . ! Thm i no snbslUule foi safety
.-,;;r: ' l,fiySllI:.'- i44&im&' . . . .
r
tcSmall GardenPaus
C7f FEW packets of dependable seeds at 5c plus good soil
and a sunny location provide an unequaled invest
J1 ment opportunity. Returns of 1000"i, in cost of
vedetables are easily figured to say nothing of the re
turns In good health and the enjoyment of seeing things
grow. Then there's the difference in flavor that criBp,
tender, tasty deliciousness which can't be obtained from
several-day-old vegetables.
He independent. Enjoy your own garden's vegetables
fresh the moment you wnt them. Northrup, King & Co.'s
Seeds have satisfied professional and amateur gardeners for
years. Select them from the convenient, upright Sterling
Seed llox.
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBHK y
Noiphlxirhuofl restrictions may fully protect thtltie
aim tiuMiaiHiny 01 your HomeSite but Koodyf&itoriald
alone can protect the value of youi
Use Yiiur Foresight.
Bowman A Hicks Lumber
is
company
For IV1 ill or Box Wood Phone M-547
J. L. MUMIALL
All the World Isn't a Stage
-Some of it is a Work
Bench.
with an iimlitltnn w hteh
lo Mil.
Mr. (iccr waa a ohttrmlm; perseiinlHy
and coilNbitit In hl.i frlnplslilpH.
never 0 le.Hl loned. ("nil ef Un
hid ((Hll enleri t klite (he li nubl
people w bene let w un not ccd
the pioneer element, ut which
inensiiiitte w itli hm nl.lil'y
He WitH tiev,.t,.
His pei Non.il tnti-R-i-tty w .1
milk or I111 mn 11 klndn-sM,
and liiiilw nf tintoitnnite
pb-iiM'i 11 place. Anion
ie wim mi henoie.) r-'pr--
IliH .!)
til
Henlative, IiIm 110 iimey will doig ehei Islp-tl (
lllirable uiiiilitleH nf ;Kt I Int. -IN-. . Hi,, ,ri
dlsi'net Iomh In td.- ninte,
(Mir pioneer iib-nd Iuih n.ihe.i Hi,. pi,.i.i,(ns nr HiIn tir..
pJlKseil to (he t'.Tejil Itevmid to t;ll,e pi. ice lth Hit- III
numeitilile throng. Ihs c ntilcl.-t are mn.
Ill Itallf Ot il :i I " he F:teid lm in n e111.s,
I.Ike fabled hnlejit. Iiln lorehcinl nil at-tow
ltecdving, giving utemly, blow Tor blow!
'hiunplon of 1 1 ft dt ! dot rrmii elei nlty'H fur whore
rhy Hjtlril wt't retiint to heti the n'rlte no inure,
IteHt. rnrmer st.itesnuin, est : thy teisy I tie H o'er
I'KTKI! H. H'.l(i V
We, notice lh;t Wyim Brown lias iHMiht tlu Valp Kn
teipiise. Aiu t nu n his stjiff romploto In has rmployeii
Dott-iR I. CiiMtnnt-tt " oliltr. Wilh this rxc-llcnt rom
liinatiu? VhIo will havr a mmlrl m-wspapor. Mr. Blown is
a-thorough printer miH kiio' s how to jun a new spaper.
Mies CiuiAinett i. unit? 'able as' editor.
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