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.WITHHOLD NOT 'THOU THY TENDER MERCIES from
ne, O Lord; let Thy loving kindness and Thy truth contlnu-.
ally preserve mc. I'nulra 40:11.
He
Yes. He's retired.
rolf now.'f
"Huys he Jiift eun't keep away
rom .the llnlis."
1tKs Tho iilllor wrote: ''TIhto
vtvki rur chirk, 'us anil four tvork.s
or ilnrks."
Iiiilri' nh wniii' Hh iioiilirv
(Mil mil us rollnns: "Miiiij ihtinks
'or joiiih nlHMil M'tlltiu- (In lion.
ilio riiiiiiiiu'il mi iln si Him.
AiK'kH nntl ill Mil (I or Ihiil Mini'
Iiiti wriv in, I'.ih'ki'ii.s lintchril.
'.s 1 ihil nut ojiro i'ui tlnrks I look
li'l oil" llir nrsl .mid sold (lie runs."
I Debts for Posterity to Pay
On the eve of his retirement, Governor Baxter of Maine
:. pauses to offer a word of friendly counsel to the people
of his state, says a Boston newspaper. The advice is so
sound and practical that people elsewhere might profit by
J; it if they would. The governor says he wants to go on
'; record as opposing the issuance of any additional bonds:
; for the purpose of raising money to be spent on the roads
; ancj, bridges of Maine. Ho does not mean by this that he
K disapproves of such improvements. " The expenditures tliu:
" made he regards as necessary and advisable. What he ob
jj jects to'is the continuance of the prodigal practice of more
, gaging the future for the benefit of the present, thus allow
! ing' the accumulation of debts to be paid by those of an
other generation. He believes the people who use and en
!? joyi the modern roads now being constructed should b-
made to pay for them.
J ; Experience has taught n valuable lesson. It is that th(
; people of today are not really building for the future whei
i .they lay down even the most expensive of highways whic!
is unodem ingenuity has devised. Vehicles now operated ii
tf ilnrgr mtrntonrqufclriy-'lnitke rebuildlnjrm cMMtfcto6 rtfwnw for -youim-ir ii.HU-iMiH.i.oxi
''f pairing necessary. At the present rate of wear and tea:
I many of the streets and highways will be unfit for use lonf
;'jleforc the bifnds issued lor their construction, have ma
lured. .
; , pthcrwise expressed, it is the opinion of Governor I!nx
ter ;thnt Maine, as well as every other state, should Hvt
I Vithin its means. Ity that hd wishes, nil doubt, to Ik
$ understood as met'iiing exactly what he says. Jt is a mis
take to pretend that the roads of which the people of i
I state or section are rightfully proud are a monument to i
generation yet unborn. The indication is that those vvhi
follow will be left, unless a fairer policy; is adopted, thtf
(luty of nayinir for what the nconle of toHnv inn pninvintr
it is interesting, in this cmniM-tinn. In hum' in minrl 11k
I fact that the state highway commission of Maine has re
fdently recommended a $9,000,000 bond issue, the money to b
spent on the roads and highways within the next six years
This plan has been approved by the state automobile asso
cialion, the state grange, and several faim bureaus.
i The instance is another, perhaps, in which these bond
I ing operations arc encouraged or made easy by those win
i are ; anxious to find investments in tax-free securities
. j Money is readily obtainable from those who have discovevoi
s this more or loss safe and comfortable method of cscapim
federal and state tax levies. But it should not be foi gottei
t that these debts must, sooner or later, be paid. There i;
, f jio royal road to affluence, but it would seem that th
Jeople of today have come near to discovering a prett;
!' fair substitute. The awakening will come when the bond
tail due.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
SSsg' PUT-wt hot V 'Ul-Mw H flB'.V III J
Vs OOOR KNOOS . oifcjKSuT BO YOUIH
IB PEEVEV TKITO OUT A SCHEMB tww 7"LJ ti -,
TO MAKB HIS HaNS LAY M COLD Ally Mk.
WEATMEie. APTKR THKBB WEEKS VITH O I ) jT
hq results -He Quit today- .4 'i , .
other expedition which explored
the old Spanish trado route from
Buenos Aires to I.lnm. Ijiter ho
explored the ancient lands of tho
Incos and discovered Vitcos, tho
last Inca capital.
And ho was tho first to make
tho ascent of Mt. Coropuna, 21.
703 feet high, one of tho five high
est pculu in South America.
Durlnir Ills Month Amerieiin pi.
I ploratlon.i. Ulnshain probably hail
uttie iuea that hu would some day
nit In the senate, with t'htirle.i
Evans Hughe, arch-apostle of tho
Monroo Doctrine, and recently re
signed, sorving as secretary of
state.
For bused on his knowledge ol
South American affurls lie wrote
u book ubout oqr politicul relation
ship with our . LuUn-Amerlcun
neighbors under the till.;: "Tho
.Monrce Doctrine un Obsolete
Shibboleth."
Thut is one xkclctuu 'n his
political closet which Ills Repub
lican colleagues hope he will inull
age to hide.
With his love -of adventure still
undimmcd, It wus natural thul
when the World war came on lli;ig
hum should get Into It and Into
Us most udvenlurous bruneh. uviu
tlon. I
He learned to fly at Miami, but
' t his (iualliicutioi.8 us un instructor
PENDLETON, Ore. (Speclul) were BO pre-eminent that he was1
Ulshnp William ('. Romiiiictun of shifted Into tlie teuchinir insleaj
tho eustiirn Oregon .'illoccsu of the 01 Uu service end ot aviation.
Episcopal church, who has been ' Ho advanced rapidly to tho posl
making his homo In Pi-nillnton for "on -ol comniandiiig officer of all
the. past year, has decided to muko v- H' ""-"00S of military ueronau
this city' his permanent lieuiliiuar- llc:'' Blul when he had these upw-.
ters. Ahnouneenieut to this ef- ating smoothly ho was sent over-,
feet was made In the bishop's "u"0 wlu;ro he was placed In corn
speech ut the unnual convocation """V1 ot tllu Bfeat . uviatlon In
here, rsiructlon center ut. Issouuun, tllu
Following the announcement or;"'1.1' """I"1 hU,g "Lt,ln"- i
the bishop that lie and Mrs: Item. . ,,Lrs0'"":- U'ng..am is an erect.
inirton will make iheir i.n,,. ("uiwari, igorons clutp just unuer
We suggest that snoring bo call- nd laity n. semhleil X':TZL.: u,,a "rt-
ed sheet music. convocation agreed lo tho Inclusion I V
or un item or $16.("l In the 1925 1
I hear Scroggs has cult the b.u?gcl bullding of a suit- l ossil,iy.i;i) MOXKS l'Ot'.M
musage bllpinci.s " I ia.uuuee in i-enuieion ror "Lfvx hi I(L1. 1
OFFICE
CAT
THAOa MANN mo.
& Junius
'BISHOP TO MAKE
PENDLETON HIS
HEADQUARTERS
Hunt's Letter
(Continued from Page 1.)
Tramp I.ndy. could you give mo
something to cut?
lauly .My uimmI iuuii, Iiuvc you
no work? ...
TraiiiM Kind lady, I am an ui t-
Ist. - .
Lady Wlint ilo jmi do In art?
Trnm Hliul Inily, i make house
to Jiousc canvass.
NEW SPRING DRESSES
ENSEMI5LE COSTUMES '
BENGALINE, STRIPED BENGALINE
AND FIGURED CREPE
NEW SHADES
Cherry, Wildflower, Tan Bark, Other Popular'
Colors and Combinations
$18.50,
S22.50,
and $35
$26.75
Winter Building Problem
; Solved, Constructors Say
Dwight L. Hoopingarner Announces That Constru
tion Can Be Successfully Carried on Dur
ing Weather 20 to 25 liclow Zero.
Us.-If LONDON (AP).-A collection or
aLi'iicliiiii (Iwiro will be u tendrm-y
toward liglirr rolfillvo prlcis lor
labor, than , have bcon connUk'rcd
normal for tilt' winter aci'son. Kuch
iv condlllon, however, will not viti
ate the biisle udvuntuges of ilnt i
work." i
Lomloii rulilims I'ri'.MTibr
.MUilaiy lli'eLs for Wimicii
tllC blSllOD. Tho. hiiiiu-nt
t $5fi.7ij8.0G. The buduet in- ."'V ofilsunJ "nd vcl 8U feet betler to make the comiueet per
NBW YOltK (Al) Conatriie
lor.'i .Hiiy I hut mid winter build
in tr.li us become h conqucreil pifult.
KlrHt Healed sueei'ssfully after yours
of effort in Hip winter of 1 1 2 3.
they report thnt during the present
winter they will po 1W2 enouKh
f-hllloR fill) pki..i,I..Ii. K. ,11.11
, , u, in- i. u i ij-.inru. Willi
Lovers used to mnK over tho in.oo for the b'shop'H houiio
ute. Now they hung over (ho hern; tSfuin r Hi..
elephono line. eln.nh und nnriti. hn.....' ..t n.
tnrlo: SHMKi for llennislon und
below the surface soil duiitig
excuvullon for un of f 1
bulldlntf foundation near Charing
('roan, one of the busiest traflc
eenteru of London, has been iden
tified by Sir Arthur Keith und
SIh wrcir. to n iioultry joui'iml nr.on f.... w,.n..., . i. H. 11. Burne, uroiiilnenl sclentlHtH,
hut itoultry mlHinjt iviim inucli tu nr Htnr.a,,,:. tinmi r.. .. h containing the fossilized re
ier likhi;;. and ui ndoml liow Ux hnme nt The 'intilci iwi tni rrt mains of the hippopotamus, the
lift lint nm!(l i-rnmiii on Hu; a '.i-nish , m,,,,. ,. maininoth. tlic ouioch or great o
:p.ner.
Temnllyt- plara for the rjilstn
of the fKi.iMMi incliide apportion
ing tt l'fi't lo I'riidb-lnn. amilltor lo
I'orllaiiil piupb- who win- former
ly niemh.-rs of ihe fendb-ton
irluireh. and the renmlndt-r in par
iMhe.H In tin- ean:ern (tiegou out
Hlde of I'endleton.
I-'aHhlon eaeh purt with eare
'It H wlih hasp and padlorlt.
I'ul all your lrotibhn there.
Ude I herein all your Inllttres
a nu ruth inner eup yon iiuaff
mvH nil your heartache w.Udn It firm held by
And then Sit on the lid and nobis In I7(i.
und a great on lie red variety of
red di er.
All hough no stom Implements
wi-re found on this ltv them
have been fiiuud at nearby pluei h
iluitir the past cxeavutions and
have iudieab'd that the prehlHtorle
animals had man as their eom
i.inion. "flit i, .Mtr .en irom whleh
't lie foHslts have bi--n taken and
lil.l S' ,,,, uM,,! ... I r I nn,lin 1 lllet. !l Oil H- li'.vt I,...,...
mv KinAi. At ,M),nV H unlit, are aiielenL beds of Iho.thut. work
Ittvel Thuines.
The reeentty unearthed eollec
Hon has been presented to tho
Hoyal College of Surgeons.
ra vnk inrivsr.f ;
LONDON (AD The Mnart faur
... , , ' gallon busby that tups off the full
speeial rare in seem-in n-Hpons ble . (llv,8 Uil,r, m of lirlllsl, guards
and Ihroughly skilled arehitects. j men and deli?,-hls tho feminine
engineers und eontraeiors In the rontingehl that never falls to be
performance of winter work. i interested In the pieluresmie cere
l''oir per tent more contracts i 'n of guurd mount at Hucklng
wnre let for new bwildlng in tlielium I"'"'"'- has been copied by
rlrat 1! months of llit .ended Nov. 1 -on tl c milliners In a mlnlaiurj
3i. than in the full 1 : months of li'arkin hat that promises to hu
11)21 In the 3G slateH covered bv t lie 'K,')U,ur ul winter style sliuwu.
inanent.
. "K n .Dodge Reports, saya Mr. Hoopin-
cllmberfl from below, already sees ! SIlpner Tholtotlll rifniP(! for Ml0 u
..... t. vxi in un er.y ousiiig Ol Mioillh8 was $4,100.
oiuouiiHi uiit-ui J i uy ii ii'ii i in uuin i ne
I.UOU.IHiO. Com
pared with the same 11 inonlt s of
was Hi per eent
The new hat fits closely over tho
.ears und Is held in place by regu
lation military chin straps.
Another Innovation for the win
ter, tills time In footwear. Isthe
building trades and the field of
uununiff supp.y, in relieving of Wlt. lfri(.t,8 ,n ..... ........ ,.,,,., v use of ostrich .skin shoes. 'The
tne lioitsinc storaee. and in a i .. . , Kklns urn dvi.i hmu-n mi ti, ii.;i..u
are conservative, i
better stabilizing of the building;, i. f,M.11t.(0.,H from which the featheis have be.
induslry ns n whole by d'slributlng ' plucked ussinne a deeper shade
the old back-breaking seasonal Mr" Hoopingnrnor nn'is winter f mUUuK lin (.f,vCiive ilecoriitlon.
loads over u full IJ-monlh period. ,ulivi,y lr"ll'K a relative m-. ,n,, London bootmaker has been
DwlE-ht L. MoopiiiKain.-r. ,.vt ''" 1" pnc. s. alt houu-h prices for iinwl(- miui,. frfmi wat.,ls
ecullve. American r,llstrm.tr(,n lh- year as a whole show a slijrhl hide, .and Is experimenting wi!h
I'ounell. In describing some of tut i'l''vl','i'"- l'' viotis lo last year the Hic -kin of Ihe rayfish. which he
new aspects of winter construction, wl",,,r l '"'d for imiterialH was thinks will prove successful for
nays: n-niuveiy Kinaii. n is wen ui noie footwear.
"Thlr." greater stabllzatlon has
been seeured by relatively s'mplei .
the fact."
he observes, "that with
vohnii" of winter eon- '
LONDON (Al'). With Iradl
t tonal Tifi-year-old ceremony,
Krank Dlek.'iee has been elected
president tor tlje lioyal. Aendemy.
the eleventh holdep of the office
S r Joshua
ley-
I', L. CAMI'UIXL m . ri i ;it
)
K Going too Far
,( A (Ituil)tless wcll-meaniujr evangejist in Vvashington (U:
jnouiiced women with bobbed hair so .savagely that many
j women in the church choir quit. H is difficult to quarrel
V.j with the choir members for what they did.
When the atylo of a hair cut is made the test of tht
'j sbur salvation, it is relatively easy to understand why
; i the world backs nway from that sort of religious appeal.
j j , ' If Christianity could be spaied the troulles its friends
"j make for it md concentrate of the big job of demonstrating
' it value to iU em-mies, its prtgress would be much fastei
than it is.
Thirty yeais ago women never thought of doing th.
i things they do today, which may le why they ilidn'l
do them.
The diffMnnv between many a man's last vcar
und this ye;
Mtil is iiinvly a matter o? ti
j The light biig-ule charged like thumler, and so do the
gasoline men.
, All work and no pay makes Jill a dull wife.
ladoii:
I'ell no one of lis contents;
Never Its aeerets wbare;
np in our cares ltnd your wor
ries.
Ki"l llieiil forever there.
Ude them from Hbrhl completely
The world will never dream Ihe
half
'listen Ule top down sieeurely,
Then --Mil on the lid and
LATUM !
t
If ii man stas nut into ii js no
hot Hint be Is simllng iistronomy.
He; "Will you think of me.
ear?"
She (sighing) : "Con.slantly: I
hall be perieelly miserable all the
ime."
Terence: "II Is u fine khl yon
iae (hire. A immnltieent head
nd noble feat urea. i 'ould you
'lid me a couple of doMiira'.'"
Tat
Th retiring president. Sir Ai
ton . Webb, having reach (he. nw
limit or 7.p, iidiliessed the idud
onlH. I hen retired to Ihe asHetnbly
room and disearded the inulum
of office, vhl!e 40 lioyal Aeadeii.i-,
uuin voieu ior Hie Hew presi
dent. Kraal; Dieksee is a relative r
".'llOltlHH l'r-f! nets I Ih l.See. who il-lusD-ated
Hhnkiapeiire and Sir Wal-
has sliown
on la rue bulldlnirs . 1
whether ofi steel, .masonry or con-1
crete construction, can be eon-i
ducted with safely In tempera! un s
down to L'u or 'Ztt deprees nbove
zero. 1
'ArtT that, salamanders 1 f pro
vide heal." tarpaulins to keen it.
'und hanging searfolds to fiold nu n
(and materials where they are
needed, have solved the problem nf
KTOKNK, Ore. Sltcht linprovo
inenl wi s he report received on
l ie condition of P. I- Camnbell. "' n"lwu
president of the Tnlversllv of Ore- klM'P,nf the cold and Trent and
gon. who Is convalescing at Coro- l,Prn,-,t"ir "Inter operations lo go
undo. Oil. ,.ihead In many cas s ut more even
A messuire reeeKe,! K-,,ri w. O niperatures und greater economy.
Onthnuk, executive fi-eretary of ,l,con"H of conlractors over periods
the university, rrom Mrs; Camp of. y'urs fiave sliown an average
bell, wife of tin- president, told of of ""out 14 duys. with scarcely
his slow improvement and men- (over 31 days maximum in any one
llonod that he had been out for 'vur, In whicli the weather tucessl
severul rides la a wheel chair und luted that tht! tirecuiitinns of uint..f
v i n cars, and that he was enjoying . building be taken,"
l-llhe snnl hern Minwlilntt V. ni'fli-l'il I Mr UninliliTniH..n ...l..i,. i.
i.niii iHtiui.ii ,a m Oil ea renort Iiiik been rnrwnrd. bunilinc Invenllnif iinhiii.
ml- cognize the necessity of
don 71 years ago, wus made
U. A. in I S s and It. A. In 1SDI
Among his
are "Tuuernl of n Vlk'ntr. t'h
Uedcinptlen of 'I'aniiha ist-r." "I!n.
men and Juliet," "The Tars ng
or Ait Inn" and -"La Ib-Uc Dume
Sans Mercl."
to re-;
' I could mil. Tl mc wlfu'n ' Columbia
hild by her first husbaml
Mu-m-n: TMh In it ilcui or n
l. Mow am I uoing to gel out
r hen?"
M. IVIer: "Now none of your
ton miracle pla, .shalybt uotf."
The first esaentlul In leaning
.oil ',N u pair of vk that liaik well
n knickers.
lie sauntered Into t he st ramre
fiic wit h unich scir-asaurimee
old an air or famlllarlly, i Im-w
leu n his busbies card and ln
nitnd: "Whoa the main smicexc
nrouiKl here?"
"Well." replied the good loekiim
itiuett. "they'll all tuke me for It
1 I d h t Vm."
A woman n-1. ilhoriv Imiiuim
icr biiKlHiml tii'aled her i ruellj
mil ilii'M Iter rrom home Ihihum
-lie bad IsiblHil licr hair. Appar
'ly C ten H cm biisluunl lert
bo mean. Mimclbliiu Inn he
a soiiHililuit. U ir wlililt Is
ten sad.
t l.ll'iON S.M K II LOW X
AST'iv: r.. v.muen bhw
the afe in the' cprton ral!rnd
j ticket office und poslnfflct in the
The umounl of Ce
"The In. r
M'f'l ' cij,
- h.il h. plf.if.i '
in hi.- helm;
Of Wales," the
"weiirs t-viielly
This i r;niii-,. is
! prim e und : rl -
IHI'-e
Is a bm hebtr.
si ore .then
loot was not reported here. J. M.
Thompson. Hlorekeeer. pout mas
ter and ticket agent. and M rs.
ThompMon. who reside about 200
feel from the building, were awak
ened bv the bliMt.
Thompson siartej mm tho
house in Inv s'lira'e. but l-e-ri- y
what he thought w a sl"t d'.
reeled t him. r-'ib-ed Indoo-s and
turned on the lighta nf his home.
After a teit-mlutite Interval he
went lo the store and found the
' iilfer-.l Knfe.
Radio Bishop
.W -I a. -SSI SJ5
i:i .i:m: hi hi: isih.k
I I liKSK. nr.. A liirj;,. ,rl.v
"f ,-..l.rini M-liill MiiiiIht il.;,h-r..
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!t.-f l'rl.r,i,.i v v . , im- -liny In
illtmiiii,, , mm, -III hni.l" nl Mf I t-
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lll'l I llllll., , M Tl'N ,'li..
'rii1!.. tf nu.s ,,.rtiinl, ill l- ,,,
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Di.iti u.. nl I.,- II,,. , -1 r I"
Hi,- I'ailriv llortltwiHl. oillMtih- !
IVrlUnH. S.ntilr , T,,,.,,,,,,,,
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i.iii.,i,, oy. Th,- uiM'urlunilv lo
l.nll.l ,, K, w)n or 7U(.1.I. I
Ijllli' ruiinly Ml,, I It tluiln-r Kill'
lm rxci')llunal, It was ilutrj uut. 1
0! or twenty years, !
theBuickValve-in- '-
1925
V uro looKini; furwnnl lo
tllu New Vi'iir as tt IVrlotl
of rrojjrcHs alul Slubilit)'.
Rlay it bring lo you
IIAPIMNKSS AND
l'ROSriCIUTY
La Grande
National Bank
SiiiiiiiI, liclilllilr, l'ri,sicv.li'
Ford
Roadsler
$447.65
FULLY KQUIITKI)
DKLIVKKKIJ . '
IN ...
LA RAN DIC
Perkins
Motor Co,
U'km ittlrr
mrt kmill,
11, ck wilt
tmiU Iktm
Tilt l.,Uiall lllipH'.-wilMI I'lt'.-ll.
niKnn9 rhuivhiiii.'ii ! Hu 1-R'lK
liliul, itNliliv ol III. yviluohft hi
rnlimxl Hit IN-v Wuririi I. Itutoir
riiNin of St I i, i,l l ii l-,li ...i lvln.it
tU N tlilllM.I t.l..il. ,,K,I.MltUI lit !t
K).vti;ll 1.Imh- , I Ohh- Hi h.,
bttD Usui; the r.ilk. i-vcr tfuniLijr
. tvt twv yiianb
the BuickValve-in-Head
Engine has
been a powerful
factor in Buick per
formance. It makes
a smaller quantity
of gasoline give up
more horsepower.
Valve -In-Head
means "Buick
ahead" on !
hills and in
volume of sales
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