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FRANK B. APPLEBY Editor and Publisher
HARVEY K. MATTHEW8 BuHlncsa Manager
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THE LORD'S lMIMiS: I waited patiently fur the 1,'Hil; and
he hoiiitl my try. lie brought me up also out nf a hotiible pll,
nd set my feet ujimii a ruck. And he hull, put a new muiik Id
my inontli. even praise unto our (.J (id: inuuy whall see it, ami
fear, and shall trum In the Lurd. J'Halni 40; I -3.
WALKING T HE PLANK
iVror Jlaybc coming west had something to do with it. Wheiii
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Boirfiiust )eople try living out this way even being1 president (
' wouldn't persuade 'em to try anything else.
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lira- Two years from now Mr. Coolidge can come out una 1 isli
j'ttfor trout with worms, or anything he likes, without fear of
i)cing seriously disturbed. That's one consolation for a re-
liring president.
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J,'" ('OOMI)GK DKCLIXES
I""1' Tim announcement bv President Coolidee yesterday that
TWO WOMEN AND
YOUNG GIRL DEAD
Auto Accidents in Wash
ington State Prove Fa
tal to Passengers
rOltTI.ANI), Ore, Auc AI
Hi nick hy uu automobile on Up
ham-line road, just east of 1'oitland
I today, a woman and her dauli
j ti-t', UK' tibout nine were kilhil.
The uoiuan dh'd insiuntly, and tins
j Kirl died within SO ininut.'H alter
'the aeeident. Officers were trying
! to identify the victims.
J W. J. Smiih. driver of the ear
i which hit the two pc rn.in, told
jd.'p'Hv nhcriri'H In- was koIuk ahoiit
, 3fi miles un hour, and had Jum
tul-.cn ol'his hat and lahl-.it on
! I tic Heat heNide him wlten he luoki l
j ahead on the road and Haw the two
directly in frotn of his ear. Tracks
showed he swerved ahout a foot off
the pavement just before hia ear
hit the woman und child.
KAYSER H0SIEUY
$1.65 $1.95' $2.00
With the famous slipper heel
N.K.West&Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store
, for Over 25 Years
I
nti:.oN woman Kir.i.i:i i
LDNdVIKW, Wash,, Atiif. 3
(AIM Mrs. John Studhy. of '
Itainiir, On-,, was killed, and her j
sjHter, Mrs. S. L. Shepherd of Spo- '
kanp, suffered a fractured jaw, ,
collar bone und ribs, and four ,
oilier persons were cut and bruised '
when a ear driven by John Htudh y j
was forced off the Columbia Klver :
highway four miles west of Hain- '
lei; yu.stcrday, by a hit and run j
driver. , I
Studley's cur went into a ditch:
and struck a telephone pole. Tin '
two woment ritiinp in the back ;
5eat of tlie open cur were thrown
out. Htriklnir the telephone pole. '.
.Mrs.. Ktudley was killed almost in- '
stnntfy and Shepherd und tin two
Stud ley children were bruised. The
hit und" run ear bote n WuhMhk- '
ton license. The driver was not up-
prehended. Mrs. Shepherd is "in
l.onsview hospital. ;
Grande Ronde
Apartments
11)02 Third SI.
Now Open for Inspection
and Occupancy
All Outside Apartments
Farm
Pointers
l.v InaliliK t In- s.'.'rt Willi lint
unlpr, tin1 In-utllii'llt ia ilirfirult t(t
itcply iimi frt-'iuviitly rttlutes th'
!t;4int anil yk-lii.
tcrUie did not
'choose to become a candidate" for re-election in
lnv. Tht- iiiurt' milk n idw u'iv
'1928 came as a ueneral surprise. His silence on the subject tin' man- iinputiunt n i t i;t s
donihe last few months had been interpreted as Riving consent
J,odmd it was widely predicted that his election would be a
. wiattcr of course. At the present stage of the game it looks
""fTis if he has refused a certain nomination and a fairly cer
ihi tain election.
"'"n Many things have been said of Calvin Coolidge. Those
'',,uivho have known him most intimately and have iriven unnre-'iihiiiib an a n- i i.u m woo.iian.i
witljudiccd voice to their knowledge could not paint a very com-j' '"'n'
' ""Jielling picture of the chief executive. Republican politicii HIS; Layimf
iriff.'tnd adinuiisuauon. leatiers nave, on ine otner nano, over
be watered twice or more ni'leii. It
lillt lies little difference with iciw
producers whether tiny arc wat
ered oitee or twice, as they oitin
refuse to drink mote lliutl onee a
day.
I Spaced six by ni feet
the number of t re.-s r ituin
Wild b
em suar
iby l'S.
' to impart
(eristics ti
I.e.'!. No
MIK.ir beet
Is. parents of the mod
beet, are hcini utilized
atholouislH In an effort
lisease-resislant i hurac
the cultivated sonar
eommerelal va rlety of
: known to possess any
mar ked d ree of resist ame to
l.-nf-spnt or curly top. two disease
thai take heavy toll annually from
grow
I'Oirn.AND. Ore., Aliff. 3 AI)
The Kuilhttf imiiiiinK, (leetipyin
tlie smitheast corner of Third and
Washington streets, was bought to
day by W. ( '. IWktell. realtor,
from t he A Idei park boldinsr t'Oiu
pany. The purchase price was not
made known, hut the property was
recently appraised at $310,000..
To teach a en If to rat m-ain,
place a little grain in the pall as
soon as the- en If gets through
drinking its milk.
. If we hud t he making of the
days we'd put some other color In
Monday bcsldcH blue.
Ultra Modern
Some furnished and some unfurnished
Electric Refrigeration - Electric Ranges
Radio Loud Speakers
Hardwood Floors - Tiled Baths
Pembroke Tubs
COMPLETE JANITOR SERVICE
FREE LAUNDRY ROOM
Rates Reduced
Apply to Manager, Edwin II. Lovegrove
Main 411
at the first indii
ckneSK in a m
loss.
1;
ition ol dehiihy or
.ef-sary pr caution
nrricial records,
ceonliug to the a
l mill, show the
cows IticreaseN up
, l'iv( o seven years,
constant from thre.
and alter seven yeai
advaneliig age.
w hen grouped
U'e of the ani
prodtu tion of
to tin- age t
reinaiitH nearly
to lour yea i'm.
S ilet'lilli'M with
i ,mik-
, cai'H-s j
milium
I'nlted ;
SIlllll Ol M heat, Will'
1 eslhllill.d IONS Of ti
Mtsheis annually in t li
atN. i.s (otiliolled L-sl l
and lire. ding uimHIies
the poultiy i' lock can be improv
' i n j ) h jus 1 z (f I his good qualities ""aird'have endowed him thrntitfh
3-2 newspaper publicity with many he never possessed. Some
In !... 1 : l . i i i i i i I i
vut nave oeen uiicoiorea, iiowevur, ana ninong ukuisi
iu diem is that he isi canny politician.
j (Vmlidge is that, and his refusal to become a candidate
n li)2S indicates how smart he is politically. It has been
nid, and truly, that he never has been defeated for any pub-
tal t.o the White House. He has always been certain of win
nouo''" al,' ',11S then gone ahead, l'erhaps his ambition is
''atisfied. Or iieihaps he is unwilling to chance what might
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luyr asny iieconie a uuuoiiui campaign, lie may leei inai cii
,h 'litions are favorable now but likely to be otherwise twelve
optitOontlis from now. lie may have, as has been indicated by
oine past opinions, a prejudice against a chief executive tak-
ng a third oath of office and breaking a national precedent.
le may, and probably dues, have many reasons for his de-
af'i.sinn to step out. He doesn't sav what thev are. but wilh-
...t i: ti i i i. .i . . . i..
'ui, itui:Miiin im-,v nil- iiihi luasims uecause ne is me only
h "nan influenced by them ultimately.
riiM "'s method of telling the country of his decision was
jjdijjypieal of Coolidge. It saved winds, saved effort. He did
o,,u.'not choose ." That was all. No explanation; no com
hncnt; no indication of a potential favoiite. (lood old New
'aigland thrift and New Kngland silence. Regardless of
(Mediocrity along many lines Coolidge has been a happy
"sample, a most beneficial example, we hope, to the Anier
can citizenry with those two ipi.ilities- silence and thrift.
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liossllile Id
stl.mis. Whll
Kill rol t ;i- ih.
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jN'ot that the country would be better if we all became di
rect copies of Cal in these respects, but a start in that ili-
ection would do no great haini. i
Who will receive the mantle thus flung aside'.' No one;
y predict anything except that coudidales will be as plenti-!
ill as this season's wheat in the Pacific Northwest, l.owdeu'
vill be a strong candidate. Hoover would have an excellent I
ollowing if he could be induced to get in. Dawes might!
lit (piite a figure, l.ongworth is known to be ambitious!
n that direction- and is a real power in the republican party.'
v'i'w candidates among the democrats will be slower to show I
heinselves. H is doubtful whether ('oolite's reliiemenl'
las helped or hurt the minority . ally's chances. j
Regardless of what happens Coolidge has supplied the
ounlry with an interesting topic of conversation for the!
.lalance of the summer. Spoculathn in politic will be cheap:
hi every corner. New interest was me aroused in the al'-i
airs of national govei nmcnt. Voters may actually become!
ufficieutly enthused to go to tlie polls. Th,. couiili v niav
lot fare much better after election (;iy hut there seem to f '
uunerous pre-election compeiisali.iiis. lie campaign is off!
o an early stait. j
n i mil .mmiui turn nr
JAPANESE COOLIE (OATS
In wool challio with lieatttiful colorings
at popular prices.
Summer Parasols
Leintr sold at a li,e; retluetinn.
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Uettcr Mcrdiandise Lower Prices
1 i . rsvt. vtii n im.
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COMMENTS OX WM Jhy,iAj
MR. COOLIDGE
. (Conili.iicd from Tnrc 1) KNJNrrv irT'XAy' N V? OwiSN- ?X' s f' s
is fuliv in kromiiK Willi lux M.hynx- I . .. (1 ! - II -s.y L V ' jC ' V S -V- , '
like i.n.lii. I.- ..i, inioiy liuiHirn.nl ; . V i-' . rT P S Vri NSxNXNVr
IM-..I.1 .hirlm his win of i.ffii .'. -. f W'W . tZjU V 'A
poll. v. il i.nlil iriillifnlly l.-w.i.l. I iM.. VA f ) hi X'VU I t
lias ail.li.l I.. h.M i... ill. ir.lv. Whlli- . kVi ''' iltj Bl Lj?)
.'.",.., ...,.m. xsvlkQ . I
il.ncy in I'.iJS Mr. -im,U.Iki- lines li"l A-.i j R A A tf'
un..,- .,y irr,.,ii,. m.,nih,i5 .'W'yf M ' 9 'im
ni.'k in. in ilii ri'pulili, mi niiik- I f. ... . , " f .1 i i . Ijl . I
" .' -i l....n....1. , ( ffSxxVr the oDenins: ot the brancii store t the 5x?,
n ihT;.-1 K ; Adler Music Co. iti
rn. a ji nf....: n :. p....
1 , i business in the Newlin Book and Sta- m
P 'If nV 1 Kll ' tionery btore. We will represent only v&
rh hi hmO lOl 1 leading makes of pianos which will . 1
OvIIIMImZL JCOf : : Ml '"elude Chickering Pianos, hers Vl
Ifr : i Pond,-and Guibransen in Grands and
lllccd' fragrance Registering Pianos. U
3 : V ,.r . . . i 1 U
ji I vc nave a complete slocK ol the IS ew
II iU.. H
sr j i J vi iiiujjiuniiL Titiiuiaa anu an iiil un- m
h - est Victor Kecords; iUusical Merchan- :l
5 ii dise, Band Instruments and Sheet J
; Music. fl
j S Adler Music Co. J th
r i. v - - r.verm imp m viusic Ajf
Jr-TtS- " r -a ! -5srr-- -f o- f- V-
scaled
The only tea --""r
whose flavor invaCUlim
is iompletcly protected - - kept fresh and fragrimt
from Ica.gjrdrn to tea table, i-ivc kintlt of protection
all exclusively Schilling for the true tea flavors
knoon only in the Orient: (1) To ice-toasted - the
only k-.iv to tinma.sk rich hidden flavoro of a tea leaf.
(2) Then tlie leaves sealed in vacuum (like your coffee)
- . but sealed I
HOT at its most C3
aromatic moment, tf-
key-wind v.icuum tut
for tea - - with a Snug Cover to protect it even
tiftrryau pprn it. -4 Of the many gratles of Orange
IVkoe, only the choice!, moM fr-igrant, arc blended
ith Pcke in Schilling's. () Your grocer protects
vmi . he rrtitrm your money instantly if you don't
iilrc Schilling's hrt,
You keep the tea. (JfflflgC
Pekoe
Your viotiry back if you don't like 1
Sdtillwg's bcsl
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