La Grande evening observer., January 14, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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A NKW CO.MMANDMKNT I give unto you. Thut ye love
one another; as J have loved you, that ye ulso love one un-othor.-
By this shall nil nmn know that ye are my disciples.
It ye have love one, to nuuther. John 13:24,36.
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A writer says the modem dance is a wonderful exercise.
Well, it exercises almost everything except discretion.
OFFICE
CAT
fVMAOS MAH MO.
Junius
. .The Governors Message
Salem. (By Mail). We sat in the joint session of the
house and senate .this afternoon and before us stood Walter
M. Pierce, Wheat farmer of Union county, who as governor
of Oregon has served one-half of his four-year term. The
old fellow is aging a little. He has had a few bumps,
some of which were hard to ride over, but he has lost none
of his oratory. For more than an hour by a well regulated
Jack Peare Ingersoll watch Walter reviewed in his message
the story of state government since he was inducted into
, office. At times his voice trembled and his lips quivered.
You' know Walter always has to tremble and quiver just a
little, but in the main the. tremelo stop was not used
nearly as much as of yore, nor were the tears from Wal
ter's! eyes so copious as they used to be when he addressed
a farmers union meeting. in. Union, county ,.
The old fellow has 'learned a lot lii' his two years at
Salem. : Tie 'may still lie wcaK; rininy claim that It" 'isVT.ut
,he is unquestionably a much wiser man than.' when he-left ,
We iiiulenitand that tfio collcc
tloii of antiques at tint HrltMi
.Museum Iish been rnrlcliul by a
perfect specimen f tho hairplil uf
the jirc-bhuiglo epoch.
A man climbed Into a barber
chair. Harber noticed a bear tooth
watch charm.
"Dear's tooth ain't It?" asked
tho barber.
"Yes."
"Out West huntln', I suppose,
sir."
"Yes."
"How many shots did It tuke to
kill lilm?"
"None."
"My goodness! Did you kill hlu)
with a knife?" .
"No."
"Heuvens! With your baro bunds,
sir?"
"No."
"No."
"Then Ihen rer how. sir?"
"Talked him to death."
Yesterday In
Congress
Hi'Jp a iiuui gt't out of trouble
and when lie (fi't8 in ugiiln lit- will
remvmbur you.
We ttlioulilu't expect u wl.se una
wi:i' to u fool question.
(Ky ttip AsHociuted Prca)
Ainbuiuwdor Houghton ut Berlin
was uppolnted umbussudor to Lon
don. President Ooolldtft; wuh repre
sented us foreseeinic no chant?" In
the American foreign policy on 8cc
retary Hughes' retirement.
It was declured ut tho White j
nouse mm except ior retirement
of Secretary Gore, no further cab
inet chungea uru expected Murch
4th.
Tho Buna to voted several times'
IOHTLAND. Ore. (Speclul)
There has been a steady demand
for lOKKers In employment centers
west of tho Cascades, In Oregon and
Washington, during tho punt week
and approximately 75 pi-r cent of
fir camps are. now running, accord
ing to reports from 41 employment
j headquarters hero today, fclghly
flve per ceiit arc on a ltfehour, two
shift basis. The majority of unem
ployed iiien now in west cst rilh'S
is made up chiefly or Jllnurunt la
borers from Calliui him ut.u flutes
east of tho Cuscude mountains, the
reports show, while the remainder
comprises resident fishermen, con
structlon and agricultural wujlurs. '
Logging In the pine country ul
Eastern Oregon and Washington
and Northern Idaho Is ut about 00
per cent of capacity und less than
25 per cent of the plno sawmills
are cutting, although planing and
shipping departments are busy,
many running two shirts. Condens
ed reports from the vurlous 41, em
ployments service offices follow:
. Portland,
"The number of unemployed log
on Muscle Shoals, but was unable durln(f ,he t week wh(m 8(,v.
to dispose of the.uestlon. offJfinff cum)3 rt.8umiiU p.,,r-
, , , . , atlons. The Clarlt .Wilson .Lumber
enactment of farm l.siitUnn ; ( ;o ut Llnntolli c ln!(,on , wil, rt.8Umt.
before March 4. It was s:ild at the 1 ....n ..n,,...,,,,, ,..... ... ,,,,
White House. ,can Und houl.U bp j IwfWins January ly. The Silver
accomplished. . , . , Falls Timber f, Siivrtnndr..m
, is finishing repair work and -will
New Jersey was flip' first stnte ' resume cutting with two shifts Jan-1
to deliver Its electoral vote to 4.he uary ID. There is still u' large
presiUent of the senate. (amount of unemployed unskilled
' ilabor In this city." .
Henri lira went held before n Hen. ! ' ,
ate committee In the proposed nlne-i AlMTtliTii. I
foot channel from the St. Lawn-nee' "'-"''or turnover mi Grays Har
to the glllf. 1,,,r 'b'i'Ing the p:ist week tins been
- jvery liglit. All UtKKK camps are'
The Short Line Ilallroud issoela-! now running at rapacity, with good ',
Cllppcri from tho Want Ml imi. tlon gavo notice It opposed the easU ;rrt U8 of experienced loggers. The j
iiuui or a largo city ilaily: "Want- 0rn trunk linn consolidation pro-!,inffir I;art of unemployed men In
ihI, twimty Mileftlndics. liner A posed by the Van Swearlngen bro-!,n;s llsl,'it:t made up of Itinerant
wimc." thers. . jm"rers irom points en si or the
M aB'-aries, including KocUy Muun-
Kn durance contests niiiko little The senate piohibil ion invrstli:"-1 ' 8
impression on a, man who Is hav- don committee imide public ti-stl- Tatiimn.
big his teeth tinkered with. mqny relatlnfr lo the lax s 'ttlenieni ' "Transient worhers coining to Tu-
In the Kleisehman company case. !'" from California and east ol
A true test of chivalry Is to re-1 j'hr mountains have added to the
move one's hat In ail elevator whei !Ki:rpln.i of ' common lnbor here,
a fellow Ih getting bald, and hoi Charges were made In the sen- There is no over-supply of skilled
knows. , fnte that (Ik? national tariff league sawmill help in this district. Scv-
January Clearance Sale
Silks, Dress MaleriaLs and Coalings
Alcssitline
S1.4 '
Kt'iiK-iline
.?:S.!0
31 inches whie
and black
all colors 5
In bi.tek i'H'1 n!l colfi::
4e-inc!i material -
roirel Twill
s.'i.ys
III blue ami lilaclc only,'
M-lrn:ll ln:ilei-iai-- .
Skinner's Satin
$2.4.5
All-S'ill;, oil Inches wide,
hi bluck und ull colui-s
Black Taf fct i'
, , $1.35
30 inehes will.-. In lilack
only. Ileal quality 'liAfi.lu
Taffeta
$1.85
Plain and changeable col
ors. Good quality material
j !"i r
. Crepe De Chine
' $1.58. , .
3H--iiiflim -wiiliiiiiik,- or- -:
chid unil flesh ' '
Canton Crepe
$2.55 , 1 '
All-Milk. . 40 lnelieM wi.l.'.
In ull i colors anil -lilack
Satin Faced Canton
$.1.25
40 InchoH wide, In all
colors ami black
Siik-aiul-Wool Crepe
Jrl.DS
4(-tnch material In all t!;e
popular shades
(icoiKotte Oopc
In b'ai-k ami several cmI
ors, of 4n-:neli material
Chiffon Vtlvet
$l.:i."i
oG inches wide, in black
and colors.
Costume Velvet 1
$2.-18 :"' '
In brown, n-ivy and black,
at; Inches- wideJ 1 '
rrcnc!i Serge
IN-lneh malerlal, hi all the
popular shades
Dicss Hannel
252.20
:Ci Inches wide, In henna,
blue, tan and coral
Pin Stripe Toiiet '
Navy blue witU while p:u
stripe, 54 Inches wide
Wod Joisey
54 inches v'idy, all-wuul',
iu blue and ti-m .. : i , ,
CtKllill r, . ' ; (
fI!rowij Caslinierit Coaliiur. M'
Inch material ' ........... $6.05
M-inch . h'-!ivy plaid Coaiiii.;
In grey only,..,,.., $tf.2.
llrown, ' 'with' grtfcn " ' iIr i I:
back, M iii-hes wide $:J.2.") '
llrown. Ti 4 -Inch, poo l r ihl
ity coat nr $2.85
H.sc,tf from UK', for Hie bimhI I'm
stu. Hull the, hil-go niuu Is dcud.
It wirn on umfiiul of uu rnulU'ur
mine. Ki, 'iioitrirnble r. ' what
A ChiiM-M- nppiiiaiit fir a Jid vent' run ppolnliiut of - David J. work In I lie .Milwaukee Bhons dur-
s.. (ir 'f., ( , ,r, , (t,r ia iii iur)iiiiiu i u iiiu luriiiiniK 1111; p.iHi wren.
"Sir I can ilrto a iMM-wrlti-r conunisslon. , .. I Seattle.
w'th A irrcal -iioIm and my Knit- : ; , . , . ' I "There nro TewVr unemplpy(.d vX-
IMi is great:--.My Inst Job Ualvt I , i j 'perien'cel loggeH ini Seattle today
i . in ,i t-i-K US". "t I lie IfMUl Tllllil-
ber of unemployed men has not ap
preciably dimiinshed. Some of the
. . ihi::her. leil camps have slartwl
inorr of the lower level oiitratiolis
t ("! ii I t. ' 'nr JH tivety: lugging.. ci'yiutrc
.Obituary
nlfml II? . It I tun he of ii.mv.iu '
Jl l i i -i .. , , . ., , , . .1... .. ... . ' ' " ' ' I lie low
Wita ItJiUll illltl hlllll, JliHICl-DVC 10 1110 IlilDV CillVl'S III "' .-,..i.iiuieii-.. . ..- . J. II i;ni. .-..uilt- ol I lie t.sui'llei'4
I U..t. F Ik; I 1,1. j - , . . B l, marchcl In Cien. r.il Slier-
jv.. 6w,cl..uf vi ii. io kv.iu ujiuuiuiiweuiui. . ; i, A lol of people lost inluresl 'n imtn'M army lliroui.-li Atlanta un l
Walter's niP.fRairn I,, WHS, ..not SO, bad, , It did show a ""' 'tuesllon of hvmun uuIiiks onion to llio sou, ll,-l here uf lnl,r.
',,,.UJ .rf i :. i i i- .' i I .MarV Ukonlf iis'lhey reulled tlmt nilliea duo to old use. Hn wiuM
.millked Cirolt 111 sraLhCnnKUlll.SllCS, 111 liefom;il(f lanillwi', If re were It would be I native or CaillH. O.. und cunie to
iWitlli the state's Illl.'iillC.SK. ill treUilltr atvilUlilllcd wild rn-! ' m t".itI.i for ua to veil tlieiu any- liiuullllu con nly--from Ohio .--
ditidns. home of h.i , jTcOninmiMiutiiiny . ,the liitrislatur?
11, aA Av,tll.itit ta.K I,.' ..I ........ ..1. II , 117.. I
. v.n.vin.iit( it itiii:vi.ili'l? 1111,; XIU.'Jf VtUlU Jlliit, Wai
IhliiB.
has lii en lint 'inn., call for saw
mill wnrUerH."
, ' . HHli!l.
"Di-riiiiid for iii-ii In the Inland
Umpire during Hie punt week hill--been
Blnall. Several companies are
runnlnc two shifts In the pinninp
ami phlptiln? depiirlinenls. About
; ter, ,'and 'we All know what that "means:
': Plainly, the old follow . hus found out tliuL a'l, who.'daiin
, to be hia friends nie not alwiiys I'riondn. And- there am
j those who contend, with some t(!jr, o0 of apparont honesty,
that Waller's friendship will weather no storm of cons;
iqueiice.- lie is rated iu a seneral way as a man who for
gets his promises very often, as a governor who changes
,his mind without warning, and as nii executive whose in
dentions are very good but whose execution of affairs is
abundantly weak.
. Hill otrayor, senator from linker county, who by the
way is democrat aid high In his party's council, was
spokesman for tho governor two years ago in the senate.
This year Strayer will not be the governor's spokesman.
No, not nil,', lie is through. This was in plain evidence
'when the senate was about to appoint a committee today
,to infof-. the chief executive that the senate was organ
ized .nd ready for wor's. Strayer was apixiinted i s t!ie
.committee's hend, but the few romml-.s he mide on the
Ifloor convinced everyone that down deep in his Democratic
heart theie rankles some feeling of sheer disgust for the
jimfn win. i i he so ably represented and fought for two
'years ago.
Samuel C.uland. an old southern IVniiiTat. and a south
ern gentleman, by the way, was one of Writer's boon com
panions in the List session, lie also is a Democrat. This
year Senator Cm bud maintains a rigid silence when th-.:
governor's name is mentioned.
I w ill be noticed that Covet nor Pierce covered many
subjects in his message. Some of them he is absolutely
right upon, uhiie on others he is wild and uooly and re
minds one of the nut. mini cayuse. I'.ut, as a whole, the
message was a very good document. There aie enough
good things in it to ju.tity careful Ming for diline iei
erence. His taik alKiiii the water piojects, iiiigating the Wil
lamette valley. Iiiiiii.'lung water lor dntnesiic purposes la
ull yailey town:;. fl limughl applause from the speeUitois
who- sttwHl In-hind the legislative mi tnlieis. .lust who ar
ranged his loi.l.y no t.r.e knows, or whether or not it was
arranged. I.ul his mention of child labor amendment ami
prohibition ';.,t frith heavy ipidaiise, indicating that
many !r the ;!;;!, !,!., pirsnit.
All mi'iii',rs of tin' Ms.-ion guve the govei nor a most
respectful lavi m and w In n he hml titiisheit a i.uilalil"
applause lul'eued.
Thea is some oi!j. ttnc as to him the eople of the
Btate will receive tho nie.s.-.ae. Sunn think one way mid
BOinc uiiulher. but theie is a K'lief shaivd by many of the
careful thinkers that Walter h.i 1;c'kI himself some in
this message, ami tint he will have more followers tomor
row when the message is read in every home than he had '
Hesldos Ilia willow, he In mirvlv-.,!i l'"' eenl of Bin-lull's und (ill per
... ... v.-,hi..i- i ;,n ii, i; rilllll llli;.
runeh in the.. Cumas. pruirle .dls-
w .; i. , ' ... trlet. , lie; moved. Ui- renillefon in
I'liiriutiMii in inkiiiu' imr ami: mi7.
from nmiinil iHtr Kirl to rlup lis
Hie l ulled Stllliw Cutnlrv kiUIihm ed b.M a son. M. A. Itosi. and a
ai-1-us.H tile, -sererllr .'; ft i ?. liluliKlller. Mrs. f. K. Kenneilv. leith below nnrnutl. The
' , i !..;' ' i I;. of I'endli'lon: nix iinoiili-hllilren l'ollaleh l.umher eoinpaijy will add
Yes, when Mhe wu-sn't liuikillK 1 and four Breat-tri'aildchllilren. Kun-1" Kei-ond kIiIU f.Jimnaiy l.ri und It
khKed her. leral erv lees will be held Thins- ! Is reported' Hint1 t hero -Is plenty of
What illd she do? ' (day afternoon -ut 2- o'ekiek. wlti help at 1'iillnteh available to mull
Iti-rused to look ut mo the rest Hiv. Air. Tuyno ' of. Weston in 'tho crew. Kxeept for a ShortuKV ol
of the eveniiiK. ehurge. . :experieneid iilnnbii; mill he. there
Wool Growers Convene
At Pendleton Today
fColitlnued from Page 1.)
lows:
. , - Todny. '
..,10:1111 a. .in.
'iVotltl Solo .Mrs. I.utller J.
(;ililmail. flnodiniT. Iduho.
-lAddrers of v.-eleoiie Jaliies 11..
Ciwlnn, renilleton.
i
Ktunl: .1. ila;-Keiih;:r'.!i, r,eldent
Knlional WoolKi-owers Ass ictutlon,
Sail' l.uke City.
"WoolKrowIng us an Oregon In
dustry" irv.nir I-:. Vinllltf. l'reni
dent Oregon chainb'-r of Coni
ninree. Ashland.' t
'"Wool- .Marki-lir.K" It. A.
Ward. (.Jen. Mur. l'aellie Cooper
ative Assoeiation. - i
' "Xiitlnniil ,'nre::t C r-'x'.lil? I'rill-ei'-s"---lC,
N; KavnniiiiRh,, Asst.,
-I). Ii,
Itesponse
Condon,. t .
l-'red W. . h'ale'oner. I'endli'lon.
1're.sldenfs annual Address
Iteport of seeretary Mair llok
rendlcton. AppointinepL or committee.
2::ill p. m.
"l-'iitnre' ' of ' 'oo'l-TfiwInff"
Itoberlsnn. ' ' s! l''ori-8'.ei.'.' Portland.
ti::tu p. ni. Itanquet.
' 'I'tuirMdny. .tuinuiry 15.
Hi:lii -a. in. Vocal solo.
"l-;i-OIHilllHs of ' Itnllllc Sheep
A. C. Spenei-r. Solicitor, Tnlon
Pacific System, portliind. . -i
'Wool Murlte'liiK and trradlni;"
(leo. T. Wlllli:Klll.vre. Specialist
In Wool C.iailinij und .Markellnu.
Washinitton. Ii. c.
"'I'lck and Pregnant lOwo - Pa
rulysls" lir. W. II. l.ytlo, Stale
Vet'-rinurian. Salem. . .. i ,.
' 2 'i0 p. m.-r- i i .i ...
"l-Ixp'Slence with l''oot. -..Moittll
1 ilseiise , In Calllorniu'WDr. ,11., T.
Siiuinn, Chief Itilfcuu Viei'illaL-y
Science. II. A. C.
' The Scabies Situation" llr. .T.
C. - K.xllne. Inspect orin t:hartre Jt.
A. I. nlynipla. Wa.shlnKton. ,
'Predatory Animal. Control" .
jP.usine,V -I-:. I,. I'olt.-r, chell of I Stanley Xr. Jewett,-Inspector, Porl
j Animal I liKiliandry, (). A. c., Cor-jlund., . .
jyalUs. .... .,; j . -deports of Coniinittees.
Tile Kwe l.'il.ili i?l Com meree" l-!l,'etlnn of flfllccrs.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
Ky Stanley
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SUES
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1 LlVtW 5TA8LK JUVT TO I
1 WeWN OTKY .
9 '
OWrJCiMl OP THC EGMTC(.N OLD LANTERNS -
Simplex Shoes Willi The
Flexible Soles
The pniHr liedllll vImh' for t'hildn-n. Ilil'll U1IIIS
SOI. II .VI' IM)IM I.AU IMtll'lls.
l or till- lllimlli mil) IU m-II llsix-IHkIi l-lil'h' stMit ill n
JO' IHst'ol N I
lnliiV
iik-l titer Hie ill 4 oliu- Ibiwk
nml ItniMii. -IIV
vl Alt I MtlltlllHl.ltV TIIUKAIl Ml Color.. .V
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lluliln-r Murk I'rtlllv I'h' I iv'-t
NORTON'S KIDDY SII01'
MrtmpiMK Ituiii.ii
lilt 1 1 I It Mtllt'H
UKSlSTlTflUM;
I -28th ANNIVERSARY Mmt
; Super'.''1, y& Now
o$Vv5.XV.v'.V,l!lli'i:.7X.-'
.,.,-; w,,o Kcs setbinJ ,, dIlMts WitkhAxhkUn Un
for nothing Is the follow who puts I Ins Is n milestone in ZTy f ft n ft n xNJ? u"111 '"- I
ihrmn ,,nvu"1 Jl :n'Cy : mUPW lMttA t,,w ,o ""s.
I j We HreVelebrutlnK our Wl-tV HxVXV '" "" "i 'U s p ,,, y.
nnnlveraury Willi n ' lvV annul n:ary will
fiT HI llllil s lies event lluil breaks - xS lie a I ,.i. r..
a t" i'r,i-":- " . rx -
. r All tLaSV l-k-.-s have becnsUsh. p- I vanla,;e of the uns il
L lMl rwkl''B1'- " fL, fe- "ppiirtnnlty. We can lljjjl
c-ri mi cjviiii.iii in nun ik m v ;- . ' no i in. u. . 1 1 .1 1 r - ' in- m-urt' .'.,... t.. u . 11 1
. L.J J . , fl TTTm W WM'il lllhil MM Ay , ' "
M 1 , 0 Plan ;:-' Ii! tS&fik -"- '
rfcVHI1); . !i!l U WWiS I A WONDi-T.n-1. Ol-TKH ,
l ; &,!JP e--; ' - - L W-W pim L.r- J&cl
MLJL 'a Bed Outfit " SS
' '' t' '.J yy Complete with a b.au- IFS&tftoffiflL. m ..
-l '..frtt'gSj. f-Cn Ti 1 "' ' 'i'n " Jlr- I
' i . jk, H. lYlrinc " "!. .Fattp Fine ttoekers
.--Vitv - &fk Crl 1 tlKlllb soft link fab. ir sprlnu-. mil UIHKCIb
176.. .., v., nss stD . fill: r nn'1 n ...lid cm,.,, $12.00
lVlOmr L O I ",""r",' rur "" Tin, n-ally maairl,-,-,,! sli, of , i
KJ, nstonlsliiiiKly low pike ful Mun-- ronni p.e, -. s Is priced close omfortiil.le and at,
' ) ill f '--2H- '" eosl. Ilciiv ly,il'd:o:i-Ic:-i d in ,, ,-j..n Ine'""-!- InutSlr.R link- nl;
:- r ' vi-ii, nr. with full box sprlim eonstiuc- ers in I he popular go;-
:r. if I frrfi ' a;;";. .!,L;;r,,ny ,wupk ,n "
if i . 1 '"ii k und the s-rit ure ill
I- sxr-kim ' li - GREAT UEOftTIOX IN Rf(JS . ln" ''""" ( -"'
IllJ' I 1 New Ax., ter Patterns . 'Iallty. Low at SU.im.' j
-&-lJ mdU J X Many new and pleasing d.-snrna (ins , I
(JL'' fcfe?lriiVI ,v""v" on illsplay at the low. ' ' j
I M W rgjM r"' l'"r"- " losety woven ruira. wit:, a !
We are looklliK forviard lo I .JMMU tiSM thick heavy n ip. the Bxl: si,. ,s .ri,...i 11 l
I Ihe Ne Year as a Period I j NI onlyfST.S". 'titlSV " 1
II of Proitn-ss and Stability. I l! 1 I III HIT TilhleS l
I III ,,.. fCt . T III
Wv u ,i..K to ,o i -,,:,i,;,.,:7.; oCT a . " 1
li.vi'riNKss am) "i:,:::,;.,,;: P t-s? niiiioiu
rilOSPKRlTY I ',l-"-':' '"" ",:'r w , ' i
g Interest i
M.N. j
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