La Grande evening observer., April 26, 1924, Image 7

THE T-A finANPF. EVENING OttRERVEK"
I'AGI'J SKVEN
Saturday, April 20, 1921.
'v
Inspirational Address Made
r To Youth of La Grande
s.ui:vr I'oixis or iiivivn
vimm; s ti i:siav .ini:i:ss
Jbif & imil K'l l "f t'n' liiull m ImioI
0 om uif hi Hit' iikM tihtv
I'Mis period or IHV, AliiUc Hood.
I'lliy tin Km i it- mir. "
Doii'i eo tiluiiiv umlvliiu foi Ihc
m)nT fellow li'iihiit liim reap Hie
inriiM. whim yon In be Hie
(ik'rs.
U lion ou fvt (Mil till ii lid- Hie
niir hit; IiiihIih-s Is Miitlylmr Hie il
dws of lhi oilier lelhm ami pro
filing llicirliv.
o a
lMiloiniiH ini'Hii itbsoluteI iioih
Hitc hi Ihc lire ul ii sHulein. It i
I In- nhlljly to owivnnu' ubstiirles
Hint cuiinif.
o '
Indolence Is IUiii doulli. Tin
Imlllo of the si run-- alum K I " " -1H'I
ncknoM Ifilito Hint ii nre In
ferior. l-'I.Khl !
o
The liluh seliool or I.Ti (it-mule
slioiilil be (In luirkir or Hit' Iti'ti
M'lKKlls Of fill UII1 or llll' llll('
f In (In Old Oh'koii Trail
movement.
Willi. mil J,nUo Is fftihtv M "'
SuJI.i'iiniiil or Ihis cnnnliy. 1
yuti n 111 Hike fi tii wllli all II"' '
'IiusIumii or your Uc tiny.
(The . fuilowhitf- address. t:H;e:i
by' Hie l.n Hrsinde hiu'h school ad
vanced shorthand Mmhnts. wan de
livered (i tin' s'udee.t body Tip h
lfiy afternoon by Irving Vinlnjr
president of III"- l:H" liar.il-r o"
commerce. Lack of spue does not
permit Hi"' prliillnK Hi'' KP'M'i''i
In entirety hill Hie Important parts
of Ills address an- h'iv.n. Editor's
note).
I
"Kricmls. 1 inn Koine to ns
yon to lninjlne Hint a ureal war
has JhhI elo.se. 1 ami i' are vi"v
iiur those who have been doiim the
netlve fiu'htlni.'. Iiiivc he. n plnyinu
ijii-'wuno to Hi'- very lust of their
aitlllty ii ml u ionic in front si
tin; older nun. Innn-a and (rippled
who ciinnoi piny the active viune oi
lll'f any in on. They are ready for
the flreslile, they are ivudy for
ttumorles l.nl tliey benr the
limping aloii. merely waP.injr tr
Mi" .ml.
"YOU lllive theil) h"I'e 111 1 .11
firamle. Some of tin -111 enme iilollir
ithe (h Oregon Trail lrin:uH"" Mtuilie Komi ami ilev-Utp ami huihl
alolllf With the oh! OX-te;iill. fl',-iil- Hie lie.st Hlate, the l.-Kl syslellia 1)1
iny the V.atlleN then ami now. .industry iui.1 lh,. I . ( ny.s!, ni of uy
"l!ut over Hie. htllH mines oHn i ! rleiill ure In the union. .u nr
croups, r.'inly to iikhuiiic Hielr loir- koIiik to play I lie unuie lair and t.
Menu. Thi lr NhoiihlerH ure 8.ti:in-J 'you ilo no, yoti are K"inif to jrel
(ami their Jh'u.Im nre up. IWure ' more Joy mil uf life. Von ure ,'"
Hiein l the htiiid the banners are inif to reap n heller harv.fnt irmn
flyiiij,' ami faeeH are HLilnlnw with your efforlH Hum you hnvo ever
victory. Tiny tire the fellows h:knmvn lu-fore.
inusl carry on the imnic lo.itiy ami r n you are visualilnw a lite or
tiunnrrow. You nlu Hn-l theiu real activity in the Plan- your hx
hern In i.a Oraiule. elinnce lor aeeoiiipMsliiii.'iit Is at-
"I Just came from h nnetlnj: of most assurer! tint If you are unMi
yoiir chtiinher of comiuerce. where Ihk aloiiK the J:izz p;tth. flirting
I tallie.l with Hi i felhms Vwtlh luck uml opin.rl miily, you w ill'
the ouuk warriors who are ln-lnu In- like Hie hnit.ri ly who is very
Irninetl. They hmv not. some of henuilful on Ihe wimr luit w in n tie
tlu iii. hern ciilh-'l lo the Tront huh laUes lis wlm- r cours p;os
hut Hoy are drilling, they are pro-; away lo lie uulcKly JoreH"U.
purine- to inriUe ipod hecnusi.' llo-y : "AMIlty Is the moil comtnon
have vtslone.l the glorious careei fthlnK- that America posM f.ststn.la
ui Hie lt;it(leflel.l of life. They nr. hut. adapt llitUt y to u.s.- Hi:s ti'll'.l
nil K'tiiiK l" le Kcncrals an-1 li'is It should I .s.-d is tin- j;r;it
Ih'-lr iiiiayinallon arc wiill;ln tn t It Inr. You must loiv eh;ir:ct.-i
ihe palhway toward that end. to Hlimd fair at play ;iud SMUiir.
II. I'oic, who flhd pai'ers as a pro
lest !lf,'iilhsl lllf OllllKSiull of the
name of a wnrld w:ir v I' run from
Hie s!:il.-. ClU-riil Cole li:ri I'll-nolinc-'d
that If elected he will sup
port (ioviruur Smith of New Yurk
for the pr. sldenli:M nominal Ion.
Joseph ('. I'elietler. former district
ullone y of SulfolU couniy and re-liiuv.-d
'ft tun that puslH.u hy the
supreme, ennrt, file. I as a candi
date, hill died March -.".
for Hi.- 'it plai'-s as I h-iuocral-
lc dlslrict de);;ate, each Willi hal'
a vote, there are I":: cuminlales
with roillesis In nil but inrce ii
He s:leen oislrtels. Their presi
dential preferences ore unan
nounced except in two instances
(ienrce - .M una ha ii In t In- tenth
disirlct helm,- pledged t.i (Jov.'rnnr
.r-iimm of New ortt ami Klw a r-'
.!. SeiiP.otl In Hie elKltth disirie.
expressinir a pn-fer'-iu-e lor YVdl
iinii ,. Oast on of Mosloii, l.nio
cratlc nomine.- for t S. Senatoi
HhMltml S. nnior I.uiKt In IMS.
iCDNVENTION'S !
rinnr nnnurn!
! mm hru m m
aidi
j - - lit. I UW
Hie Houth, cumliia- north lor the
Itrl Hun' Mni'o before t hj wiir
nr Huolctl uh siiIhk'. "H irm't
I hi' In-lit; tlu' htiiuUiity gviti
tn a Saturday,
l-'ourtli of
New York Hnrk-o v.-.-
to Fame of Democratic
j Convention Held 5G
! Years Ago.
. I." IIM.IV tAI'l - iH-ll-SHl.'M
Ml, I visilurs l , ,l..i:,.rt,. .
Ilonal ,-i.iiv. ul inn lluil nio.ts Ihtii
in .Inn.' will fii a f.. ,1111'i n in
. oi k II,:,,, ill, ih . who
i"""1" I Mural In Si ymi.tir lo
run litriinnt li' iMal Cram lu imk.
MOUND PEOPLE !
fit UISCIISSEI)
"Iteliold. you you n v warriors be
fore in.'now, also tuy: at tin: rclin
of instruction beeause Hie brldb'
that hold you back hero In )ili:li
school ure sometime Irksome. Moya
arc anxious to iet out and play
Hie Katlie of life to ncilllre some.
1 liinu for I hernseives and to take
a pari In neilve life.
"You yount- proilo jissunie 're
sponsibltily In I hc.tc days inucli
with the other fellow from lie
lief-innlni:."
Mr. Vtnln:? here Introduced at.
example of what can b" accom
plished wlu-n Hie rlejit menus nr--taken.
II" tohl of a buy who s;ibl
"I bell. w I can." look Hie Job and
Is to'lay one of I he Id;,-,;, st men
anyw h.-rc.
lu Hp'-aklni? of Wallowa Lake.
Mr. Vlnlnc Hild "It Is frolm; to be
more than others did In the pM. .th,. ;-rent Sw(l .ertnnd of America.
Hack In my- work In Hio World f hop. you will U'k.- It up with ali
War. It was a very frequent oe-!ilie eiilliuslasm id y.ujr aetiv
en re life to meet boy: only HI years , days." He toindie.l upon the per
of nf?e who had slated they wen IsihllllleH Kn stern Orecon lotN In . Ihe
IS in order to assume ipe vt''" Will Iowa ' Wonderlainl inov in.ni
responsibility of rihtln- 1 heir ; n, (MU stress', j the fi:et that l,a
country's battles. Anu Hie f.-llowH , c;raii"le muKt take i-nre In an ade
who are ociirlnc Hie bunleii lo-!Mu;i. inaiiner of the tourist trade,
day, active and Htrontf now. w II' "The tourlsL Is rather 'seii.'iilive. In
soon sh p out and you boys and i;, Uvlni? 1" n nutoruoidle and h
Kiris of the hl";li school of I .a i i,jlfit n koine to tro to. No mat
(irande are Collltf to be depeilied f (,.r (f the fellow does loek a llllb
upon to take their places, to up- ,ll(.,.r rctnenilur thai yon are tn--hold
the splendid vision tluH tUist if America "
innk'i life worth while. trreet Ihl fellow with a cheery
"You are in I he must trlorlous stulle,"
period of lift the period of vision, j "iiipbunas mean nothlm: In Ho
llesponsibllUy will soon come. Hyliif. of n ntudnt. M Is Hie ability
the lime you arc 2S years of 'e;1o 0Vl,rt.0,,. ubHtaeb s thai counts
you will be well ntotitf the path iu h s u,,, j.blllty ul yo'l in Ho
realize these visions. Hut now, Krtoo ,iiy, Ji iH tin- fi'bt you are
tlrciuucrs. vision not 111 in,' loo lilifi). j Kt)nK to put up. Whenever yor
nothing loo blir or noihin ioi :.,.( n Unit is' hard sy lo H
jfi-ciit for nil can 1m ncfoinpllsli- ..yo UJ ni,.r,.y n..w c(uub!n:--
' Hon.. I must fi ml you out" and
If you are worthy or tli pusi- ,. tiiK (n .,n, K,,iVe the problem.
Indolence Is livlnf- death. Tlie bat
tle'of I ho strong- alone Is life. Jion't
Hon vou ocruiiy In Oregon, tin
Kreat domain that stn'ndu fur ulrunv
developnient, you are troinir to
f
ose Bushes
Two Years Old r.Oc Each
Time now to set lliein oit.
MAMMOTH PANSY PLANTS
In IJloom
50 and 75c Dozen
(JLADIOLUS I'ULIiS
U AN'cek
iiekilowlcdire that you are Infer
ior. I'iirht."
"What is your buslm sh (ndnir to
be? I don't care. I'.ul, there I:
one ureal job t hat you have te
undersiiind. The one z business
Is studying the desires of the oilier
fellow and profit loir I hereby,
ldon't irU ii loii k worldivr for Ho
other fellow lettlnt: him reup Hit
liMrvest. We Mailt you to be tin
leii'brs!"
Mr. Vlnlntr touched noon the (H.i
f b-ej-on Trail movement In I In
schools. Several n inch's wr
s!rensed, anioni; Hiein befn th
Juvenile memberships to the I'.SJ-
elation, secured for ten cents. "Pen
dleton and I.a (Irando dnn"t Ink
touch Inleri sf In t hrtl." he s 'id
"They haven't pledtf. d intieh. Vet
I know wh:it Hie C lid ( M-'U'ou Trull
means to yon and the hl'.-h sehoo'
d be the buck.
the hlh schools of this pirf
of the state. You should assume
Hie responsibility. II If Hie lies
Investment you can mi ; !;."
1
Will Arrive No
I AT
fib 'tlTSTBIG
Professor J. R. Horner,
0. A. CM Relievos They
Existed in Pre-Historic
, Days.
nHlVAM.IH, Ore, (Speetnl ) .
"Mound buibb'is win- probably
here wlon e t e p 1 1 ;t ll 1 ;i. mast odoU-:.
sab. r-Ioot In d I l;,rers, dronv darlei..
cnmeis and other hui-e anlmaiu
were roaming Hie count ry." as
ju i t. d 1 r. .1. It. I Ioi n r. proies
! sor of history and director
1 1 i ei;on lilslorlc.al research of the
' O. A. '. at the i'atapooi-i mounts
of I, inn county on (lie occasion
of tlie annual o plorit ifn e'eu,,-j
lon for the Oregon history s!u-;-ents
and others int.re.sied. A'-'
leiidanci1 im-liidliiM: many persons
from various parts of the stale
was more than LMHi,
"Human bones and elephant
holies have been found pi act ie iil;
on top of thi' ground," said l'ro
frssor Horner. "Human hone,-,
preserved In clinren;.!, are In th
wiiue s'ate -of preservation as ele
phant tusks anl tiisUs builei) ti
blue clay, ami were found 1 Uriel
toK'Hier III Hie l.eltrca deposd
ilea.r Los Amreh'S by I 'rofeySui
Chester Stock of the I'lllVelsllV
of Catlfornla, according n th.
Sun lay OrcKoninn of March .',
1'ilM. "I'bls sic. ins lo put the tv.'o
In the same niche of time, which
I'rof. i r Stock says was not le.'t
than Hl.OOO or IIO.IUMI years UK".
Tin1 wilier-1 out hi d I leer u im con.
lenipora neons w II h Hie clephaut
in ( 'oliforn'a and It may be sai -ly
Inferred Hint he was contein-;
puru neons wit h t hew. anlina Is In j
Orepoti. '
"My liuptf.'Hslon Is that the pr--'
Iflsturlc burial nioundH fw It h t lie .
stone carvings ha I 'accoiupany
theiti : are the most ancient work
of man In the region west of tin
Itocky Mountains. Th" inmiii'l
bilhlcrs were t.lie only penph- w-.o-Interred
Ihetr d-ud In mounds d
earl h and charcoal. More thi n
100 of Hies" ancient burinl
mounds ha e been found In ( ir.--r;on."
A. I-:. Hlevlns, v.-leran of th-1
Hoi-Ue Uiv.-r Indian wars an I,
former niiinber of Ihe blslatui"
wlio was one of the first in- n
to open Ho? ( 'a!a poo in mound;.,
spuke to the excursionists, (leor.-r1;
Wik'i,ins of Hi.- orcfrmi nuia',ine
told of the mounds in Nehmslci, i
and ra :i k I,. Sn o w , p n f sso r 1 !'
Industriai .fonrnalism, told how :
African natives bury ihaii.
"ie r.r. jrars that haw
lapsed suie.- tho imtion':( Inraen
elly has l-. ,-n th" scene of a, na
iloiiul parly conclave l(f n maj-ir
political puny, a Ww York tin
conic inlo i xlsb ijce. a cjty epltom
Ulti in lis ph. aoineiuii growl Ii
ami development the country of
which It is the metropolis. The
pupuliiiluii then Uas about NOH.lini',
Today it is over tl.umi.ooti.
Xcw time.-, have brmiirhl new is-
ue-i and ii, w -MK..s i:-w men, but
h blotu iii Ho- niition'H history hae
Hiei't. been inure presinj; prob
lems liian Hi..-.- i;t'n the stat.a-iio-ti
and pulitli'laus at Hiu clus
of Hie (i war.
l-'or both tin- party and t'"r N'ew
York. is.; hk moment mis year.
It marked lit,, reentry of south
ern delegates Inlo ihe party coun
cils since before the Civil war. It
marked the ikdiealion of Tn ni
inany J lull's new S H'U, 000 iwijT
wiuii on Fourteenth Hired. II
mrrked the rise of Ihc ori-iniil
Ku Klu Klau, with t;t rciluctloii
and ncftro suifnie iui major Is-
sins, and llo- appearance oi Susan
H. Anthony wJHi a ib niand fur
ot es for women.
Thiil year miw Seymour, twice
e;o ei'iitr of New York stale, romp
oil' with tin- ileinocriitlc presiden
tial nomliiidlon lo run wUh Cn.
Crank I:, liiair of Missouri, vice
presidential nomine.-, inlo an over
whelming deleul Ul the llltl'ls ot
Hint "ih'iu .soldler-stiil.sinan,"
(Jen. Cly.--s.s S, tirant, and his co
horts. Thnt year also Haw William M.
(HoshI Tvi'.-ed. Hie Uraiul Sacliein
of (; in in:! n Hall, working luind-ln-ylovc
with the yoim,;' lawyer,
Suuniel j, Til.len, to malic the iu
lional coiientlon a lavishly color
fti Kiiccess, Tweed's Krud rhc-
was i x.ios. d shorlly . thereafter
and Ti Itli u h'd lu drh ini; to u
fetun's cell nnd to a dl-dioiiorcd
t'i'ae ihe man who'. eoni'roiilel
with 1 i -r criuies, iisked. "What, are
you f:"'in;r to do about It V"
.liul. d by Ihcrinoni. trie records
t lie convention of 1 N'i was the
huNeM oil record eveept fur tho-A'
held t Kans.'is City and St. l,oul:i.
IL lamed five da; s, with Hie mer
cury Pel ween and 1 0 1 rill lift
Hie Wltnl" period. Ilele-ra'e 1r.MII
the convention opened with
at parade which ushered in
j il. C.MIUOUOU.S MTICH Ot tilt UIHI
:nie;hl dcinonsH-ation.i while the
j parly r. imilii.-,) n ses.-lon. The
Tammany bru es were out in
, force. Mayor John T. Hoffman ;n
'inasi.r of ceremonies: JmUe AI
jlieii t'orrioxii read the I leciitrat ion
j of Independence ill a ee ird a nee
jWith Tiimniany rltmil; old Tiinl:y
church's chlnies played 'Yankee
j 1 'oodle"; the rcdfhlrtod eUvcr
j trumpeted Volunb-er . Fire liepari-
lllenl made its lareweli how to
(lh.- inildle: war vclerHns march.. 1;
j ltam!s played, and pulliteian.s
urill.ed.
I At nlfrht Hiel'e were bonfire
and torchlight parades down Hi.-,
j narrow cobbled street of the pa-j
. tbin'M lii;L,-est epy, which as et
j km w m li her :;a.- nor eb-ct rich -j
''or H;;liHny and hud only mule-
'drawn street cars. Tlie tired
lUii.te Way. Wiiteh stile,- has .lis- ;
(eou.-ayed fireworks uml tnrchhear
i rrs, was Hien'iulte dark tiller huh -
I1 dovii.
August Itelniollt, father of Hi-biink-
r of today, called Hie con-
veiiiion to order. On the ftiiii d.:;,
(and on Ihe twenty-second Initio,
'ml t the Horatio Sey inoui -( J . -orj;e
IVndb-iun tuhlo) facilons had ( n
forced an a. I journiiient in prevent
Hie HOIIllmiftoit f (Jen. Wlnfietd
S. I (uncock tf I'eiinsyix anla, and
after Seymour hud uttered the
el"i .-.Ic, "Your candidate annul
be," dele-rates stampeded to Sey
mour's banner, ami the choice was
made unanimous.
Norwe-fnn linns Polar I llbt
ClllHSIJAMA (Al)--Accord-ji:;
to A flcnpo.iien, a Norwejiian
rvlalor Is pktiinln;; ,, iil'ht to th"
Vi.rlli l-i.l.. v U..I.....
, n vol 4Til KIMTKi'll. II"
j him nlrondy obialned the neeessarc
fiunncial suiport.
Samoan Doxer-Oarsman l:;';:-,::,,:;-.'.." T Zti
Jtccomcs Tribe's Chicl .m tim nu. " fr r..,,, y,n
Soiui' limn hi;'" In' ":is hhiiiii'"'!
...I Ii. K:miiii:i lii'I'Illwc It!' Ins
.1111..). Isliiiul of Hawaii. (.VI') ,8 n,,.ss. (Juon all. r Ins nrrunt
Kltnlvia Tufolis until r.c. litly ,', ,hl. . hli ltain Nun
stlliliillt "I tl' llll" HunnllllB , ( lwUi!i sway "V.r 111.' Jlainu
Scliui.l lliil. il III IslalHl i-iivlis an aj ' , 'Ul siilllnall i.--lall.ls.
Imxi'i- ami llii- iiialiiHIav ul' tin-! f ,
mi,. in ii," ii, i-uii.,i n- . ,. , ,. j ,,,,,,,,.
Kill l:i f"l' "V"ia! y.ars. I,i,8 I'.'- ; , , ,. , ' i, .,
,,,,l , Ma,,,"". II,,. Ii.ml uf l,l! A SI I 1 1 i I A , . .,'". - ''
! Will,,- as th" ila'" I'm- inilsliTii'..;
! In I'l.llll'aliy (!. I'IMIl III I lint I V. I""
II. , I Mi'vi'i-nl' Ailorln I'liinpany of Hi-
Mi'lloital i : n ; 1 1 ' I . .-'".i-,, "
lh.- Hlr.i'nit. 'ri'lKlis III 1,1s ki.-ii.I. i '"" ""' '"MI"V
l-'aalula .lll.r.'.l III" hiiarllni: '!"".
ni-IiiiiiI In 1 ,i I II ami muni l''i I
ai'.iul,'.' I...:. I in,,," I" l.'.vi,," "ii
llll'C Mllll S. I" IINH1IIII" th" mil, nil" i.
I, lull "hi. Ilaiu 1,1. Ii his lull- lain
"I' lull'".
'I', Hal". tJl" "hi
u.'.lis iii:ii. N.iii" 'I'lHal
Real Estate
For Sale
Cive-rooin biini,ralow on
link street, A splendid buy
ol $;V.mii, uu terniH.
S.'M n-rooin ho ise at tlii
corner of Ii' and P'ourtll.
$:s,mui, on li'iuiH.
Ntne-riMir house i
come vftr. ro.uns I
&yU0&Uy-S llllll Ollicc. j
Miiiiy oth.-r Kood alues
for your inspection,
Wm. Miller
&Co.
V OS I
Muil.-i'l 5-roaiii liuiiS'', f -v, .
la i n" I hit- ll Ki'i"t liny a "
at $:,i,.i,o. . I
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1 1 Ki ulliir : '
fA New I'lili)' Hull, lint ' '
! .llnin 7lll
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BASF
Branch 6 H Xrowr.i I
vs.
UaJbirancte
Sunday, April 27th
SKK VOPR HOME TEAM I.N ACTION ON NEW ATHLETIC FIELD
f . , AT HKIIl SCHOOL
See Poiuli, (he bvlrler Parade liand Other Fen lures
President Hayes throws li.::t ball.
I I I
RED PEPPER HEAT '
. . I I .-wmw ,. ! i - . ....
ENDS RHEUMATISM ttt
Tnrk Tnlto to lluuaii ,
I i )NS'I'A NT I. N't ll'HK f A I )
Ann rlean nilsslonurics here have '
made a "best seller" of Hunyan's
VHyrliu's I'ronress.
Nearly ;iiOil copies of this work ,
have been printed in Hie Turkish'
lamru-iiie and sold durln' the last!
ten mouths by the' Ann-i-iran Hibb
hnue In I lie ei" v.
IIcl Pepper Klll take tlif ''oilell
fro 111 ken1, ttilF, juliiii" M'Hit
r:iiiim!. Im it vou, uml it trrliiiiily
.stops Hut oM'rhi'iiuiHlisnr tort tin f,
OlUC I
W'lii-ti oti nre .n (TeriiJir an you ';iii
li;ii.Ilv "i-t. tiruuiul ju At try llci 1
jut I ! 1 1 1 uml yoii 'y'''1
.(UK ke-,1. reiii-i lynowii. tiiii inn
Mr.ii coiiet'itiiiil'l, yffTlriitiii'; lieu I
u. red n'pH'r-J Jrf a- uoij ;is you
iipply IVfWr l!uh you will twi
Hit' tiii!iii liejit. In tlir.n niinutr
it nit the fcore spot tliroujrli iiim!
llirotili. I'n in iin.l ?ol'''iir.s are u:
Ak tiny jroo'l ilruirid for j ir of
IllMVleH I!""! I'lpp.T Jblh. Be Htllfl
to (ret (lie (iiiuiiic, with tin; ininc
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1 JORTLAAJD , kTUlS.
VOU AIM'', AHSI'liKI) A I'KKKON-
Al, IIOSI'ITAI.ITV AN1J JNU1V1U-
I'AI. ATTKNT10N
Uirmih the combined cfrtnUs of
ti st;iff. who aftt'V years of Irain
w, undui stand tlic needs of the
Iravi'liiitr pnhlic.
Ml.'SIC, DANCIXC and the UKST
to i:at
A'l'
Arthur. 11. MiiYr:;RS Uum;
IHiSTON. i V) - The only
ttraltrht ctnilesi' b. tw.-en I 'r. -m
l:,-e and S'-nator .lehliS'Ul In
the president Inl pi-be'trb :i i:
Miissacliiisells IOI April -'!' will b
lu th" firsl coni'iess-oiialy tlls'riei
lul";hl H. Maei'uriulcU oi VV. si
rield. id.-dyed lo .h.bvs'.n. is I
e TTTsfi-iei d. h"-ate In
lo -lolin II. V,ilet!iou..'
William I-'. WhiHn. pi". p.-, .1
lo i'oolidj,'e.
! Mac! 'orinack n r. Keeond yea r
sriuP nl at th" Harv.-ird l.au S- Ium.'
fnd was U'railualed In 1'i'i'J I'rei'i
Amherst Cnlleu'. President l 'ol
bl'-'e's alma mater. The t'irsi ds
trlel is In Hie w.slern purl ef Ihe
H;ite anil Inclii'b h a part of Hamp
shire c.unty. the I'l'.-sidelH's liomi
couniy, nlllioiili Northampton, hP
Jhuiii; clly. and Aliihersl are In IP-..eon-
dislri.l. lu Ho rirsl dis-
Irh t are 1e ctth S Of H.,ly.lve
Nrih Adams. I'itis.'leid and We
'lleld. 1 There ulll be ni cutest for Ho
v ti del. e;al.s at lar-e to the f: -.
pntMeMn nalbtnal .eonvf ntlnn. AC
will KO pledged 'o I'o.illil-.'". 11..
Pst Pieludii)-- Sn:tti.r Henry i';ih..'
1mIk; Speaker I'ted, HHi II. till-
J ti. Civ.-ri'f.r I'lianniie: II. i
'.iii-l Wllllain M. I tut i. r. n:.ii,oi.i'
e.tiMioilleemiin j:nd m;im .-. ( ,u Ho
'ooibb;.- e:tinp.d;'li. 'l ie re v. ill le
I ep rib l. -:t ii it, ii I . n n hi mi li .1 '
I re -is u I, iii.lUi'lua) raudidat :
u il h pr f- r n-t s oie pr. S-t d a :
s .-kine; Ho- ooi.iiii.iil'-ii ov.-r lh'
I'.Mdt'U'e ciinlldalefi. '! he sf.l.
. Ill s'itd - 'Its' ri. I . I ) i t j 1 1 , ; tf
Ho- n.nvi iilb.ii.
; Nine i-iindi-lat. s ha. tl!. d for
llie.jybl ph.e, h as dei, vnt. a: Pt-.
Im the I tlioeralie I : , I 1 1 , 1 1 ; ; I I'.illVi'ii.
t Uiii. t ' b n ith Lu It a o e, TP.
oi L'anLiatboi slal i M h ad' i l-v
S. nator I 'avid . .,'sh and is un-
pjedc-il. Tlie olv ..pp-'l-df"'! c;,il-
dtdaJe is liML-iidie,- (;,() im! ,harP;,
Easy to Tune the
HEACOCK
Radiophone
It i:; the easiest radio t'i
luiiu on tiio market t'i
.lay. A slight tuni of
ihe dial and the resill:
is startlinjr. I'erhaps the
second slicteli in lh;s
advei tisenient in i ; h t
seem oveldiaivn luit
eiat'Hs of one of
radii), sets have hurtn
Nana, Culm. ,i
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The I leai MrTTaiiiii!i!miie is as near )ei'fiTtii)ii
as they can he mad.: at the ii iviciit time. 0. M.
IleatKol;, who has (ier l"i years experimental e
perienc,'. pi:,inially Mi;ierises tiieir eiinslruetion anl
many leatuns that niaKu it si) pci'drl. ale his nwn
de.iiijn. Ymi liiii.-t hear une tn appreciate its valuo.
Call ns for a dcmiinslrnti'Mi tnday.
We alsi, handle other standai'd malies of radio.
Trices raii!;e from S.'.O lo S.'IIIO.
Heacock's Radio Service
'Enterprise, 0reun.
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(1 st;ili'di.s as far aw;iy uh Ha-
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That's thcctlainii(i()n or voids (o
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use a ft el
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KICK the big scenes in the jjamb'.in
house where men and women tempt I'ale
and foil unc; see the man who binds
himself as a slave for. life to ri.tvht an
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