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An Indrpendoni Newapaper
THANK B. APPLKBY
Editor and Publlahar
PARVEY F. MATTHEWS .
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; Published evenli'ga. except Sunday, at J4U Adama Avenua.
La Grande, Oregon. The Ouatrver-Siar publlnhed every Friday.
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MKUFonO. Ore.. Autr. 10 (Af'i
The Mall Tribune will nay today:
Further itn of rnllrond de
velopment In the timbered district
between llutle KuIIk, eaHtern term
inal of the Pacific and MuKtnrn
line, a Kenerully reputed former
lllll brunch now owned by the
Own Ore tarn Lumber compu ny.
under the name of the .Medford
ICK'nv railway, and the I'pper
Klamath lake. In foreshadowed by
the placing of a Hurve.vlnK crew In
the field last week, and the com
ing of a second crew to betiin work
thiM week.
I ArranKetnents have been made
for the surveying crew to obtain
food and nhelter from home.stead
era and lopping camp) in the Bec
llon In which they will work.
j t'ouplni 1tMiilly
The activity In coupled locally to1
the following xTiett of event.: I
The announcement six weeks ao
by James H, Owen, general inan
ager of the Owen Oregon company
plant in thin city, that a railroad
could be built through the district
at a reasonable cost, Owen made
a trip through the district.
The visit to thl city laM week of
Klamath Kalln lumbermen and rep
resentatives of com pu riled lioblfng
large timber in Kastorn Jackson
county. "
The belief that the Rogue Illver
('Timber company hoMliuM neat
Prospect, comprising l.'i.ouo acres.
These ti;ms-s(iniethiiiK-ii--otlier hops are Dccommg' no attraction for Klamath miiiii.i.-
" . . . . InlereKta mid that Ihev nerk a rail
CHIllllKlliplaCO tPilt IllOSt l(pl(! WOUld rather TO fishing tllHIl utet. The llnKiie Itiver Tlinl.cr
read alHiut them. Hi-fore ltmjr they'll be as worthy of note ompanv ia owned t.y the wh-Her
... tind allied Interest. The timber
as the air mail's passing over La Grande each day. jrun approximately en per cent
t ;flr, the halanre pine.
j Coiiilinr of Vcjerliaelwr
i ! Jude Gary is dead. A storm center in industry for more' uJrT "'EmIT II
than a feneration, he built up one ol tiie worlds greatest iheir plan to eren a r m.mi
coiporations. Disagree with him and his policies as most XJZ
people did at various times, he stiinds out as one of the most the remaining timber in the Kiam
conimandinp; and most successful figures in American busi- ... .. . ,.. '
ness. Men possessed of such organizing ability are not easily Klamath mm operators have imie!
replaced-and it is they who build a nation. iZt '..nXr" ISir
!"re p'Kht or ten milt companies ot-
t eratlng there. They recently paid
The final
(it U HI ;IU:.S' lti:.l;i:i:: Cast thy hurd'-n upon the Lord,
and he sliall sustain Mu-.: he shall never nuflVr the rlghtcois
u be moved. i'walin j.r:--.
DEVELOPMENT OF
RAILROAD SEEN
Medford Exjects Further
Extensions of bteel into
Timbered District
AND THEN THE FUN BEGAN
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' I.. ' r'.-.m l.'ii,. Moh .,.,.1 I.. ,.11 t . ..t lt i. e .. I
n-ii. .iifii.-H, ...na u . i in ;i.iuiiie tin imi in uc:n itu iut'
Is
Fast Color Gingham Prints
Wide range of colors and patterns.
32-inch materials
N. K.West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 25 Years .
short distance off tin-
Gate and turned hacK.
The Dallas Spirit iut down !"'
the .Meld at J;Uii. The Uklaiion..:
l.-.l to the east ot the field
1 : ts p. in. The y allas Hpirit's
fusehiKe wart nadiy ripped on Hi
air lour hut it made a graceful
tandltiK-
It appt-at ' ii as tlimiKii 'n td
dropped liis irasnline upily. Tie
OKialioina t-ani't down in a div
off tin- runway la-fore its pilot
could conic to a halt hut the ma.
clime as tindarnaKed.
.KHi costs ll ni moxky ,
WAS! I INtiTON It will cost Xcl
sun T. Join. won tl.'OO a year to h
an assistant secretary of Male. His
new job piiv 7."i'Mt a year. Ho
has heeli protii-ded from a ?:hmmi
pi-sitinii an cliief of the dyjslon o(
Far Kastern afl'ah-M.
CANVAS SHOES
' Regular S1.25 ft pair value.
To close out at less than half price.
59c a pair or 2 pair for $1.00
Half Sox 23c pair or 5 pair for $1.00
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
IJcttcr Merchandise Lower Prices
SCHOOL HERE
TO OPEN IN
THREE WEEKS
(Continued from Tage IV
In fine condition, it aid.
itcs, tho hiKh military and civil tributes paid i,'ro": " " !'".,h.':,:'
to Gfiit'ial Leonard Wood as he was laid to rest this week iiinu
brings to mind with new emphasis the exceptional sen'iccj ;
rendered his country by this soldier, gentleman, and finend. JjinJ' PgOI)Ie
His death is a distinct loss to America because he was actu-j 1
ated by high motives and sought to serve fairly, impartially;
and efficiently wherever duty called him. Natives of the
Philippine Islands mourn him because he had been a friend j
as well as a governor. He sought to know, their difficulties,'
to vision their possibilities, to wprk out their lest salvation j ,,
i, iV i i .i. -i I nr 1
as iney couio noi ao lor ineinseives
record, while probably a
Oust Mayor And
2 Commissioners
lU.VIKli. On:. An.-. Ill r.W!
General Wood's war' Mior a. i:. v.uirh. r.iuiivii hy
,r,vl ifiinviinlmnnl (, him ln ' " v"'" "' 1 ' !' "P' '"1 i
11 clrcllon ycNli'rdny. ilccliircd th;ii
cause of failure to see active overseas service, was never- iio ouia rontrm iih- ii.ciio,!
theless duo that will shine more brightly as the years P?s.'i;X
Not all capahle mou could got t1 France. Harmony and mili- vote on Knuur una :, i.o
tary expediency wore, of iitressity, son'cd to the end. Gen- J: wn Hau"r- k
oral Wood's contribution was just as p;reat, however, and. Mayor v.awh declared he won. 1
tho' country is justly proud of what he did and the way "M;,,k "nt- the eieetton on
i:ti itpmsK im:ivi;if.
K.VTlJItPRlSK. Ore.. Aim. 1 i
Monday, Sept, T, Knterprine schools
will open for the l'H'7-L'S term." All
rontraetf are In for teaeherx and
tlie whool huitdlni; is leiiiK cleiinetl
and overhauled from top to bot
tom mi as to he In hape for the
opening date.
I.ee Williams who no yiieeess
fullv headed ,the whunl Inst yenr.
will aain he nuperintendent. ;He
has heen pmtlni; in most of the
summer at the X'nlversity uf U(c
k'oii taKI;ji jist-Hraduate wuj k. He
arrived home with his family Mon
day evenine.
Other hUh school instructor will
he Item A. Wright, srhool priueipal
and instructor in history and phys
ics; Orlando Horn, formerly of i'.t
elfle rnlversity. athletic cnaeli;
Lola Johnsun. dmnesiic si-ienee;
Adelia dates of Willamette uni
versity. laiiKliaices: Ccniicia Jntin-J
son. of Portland, commercial; 7,vl
niith, ayiculture. w
eu 'l'ciiehers on Staff
Mr. Horn. Miss dates. Miss deni--sia
Johnson an Miss dreen will
I ie new members of the faculty, re
placing Ward Ilammersley. Annette
Dobbin. Mary Xeal and Kdith Haw
jley, who have resigned. Mr. Ham-iner.-iey
went to North 1'owiler to
'take tlie superintendent's position:
tMiss Ithhi will gn nbi'ia; to run
itinue her studies, while both Miss
Haw ley and Miss Neal were mar
ried. The tiow memliers are
engine.
Irving waited by his" plane fm
his ship to be tow-ed hack to tlie
startlnc line to take last place in
the take off order hy agreement uf
the starting commistdtni.
Irving said he gat up about 1 ."
feet but was afraid he e.u!d not
clear the houses and buildings
ahead of him so he came down
for another try. j
tlMitd.'td'j machine was thrown
off the course by a side wind. He
,(llhad raised the ship approximately
vrrv bii-hlv ... mni.ndfif -in.t vm-. i,,,ul Mom Ilie ground. It Was
given the positions after the board
hid investigated their credential
thoroughly.
MISFORTUNE
DOGS PLANES
IN AIR DERBY
sptH'tiiculiu iiiiiiish uri and those
In the vicinity imu-vHlpil lh;it t lie
pair h;ul r,nne out iiiiiiijuri-d.
A ri-poii was r'-i prl at the nil
rinl.l at 1:H6 i. in. that tho Dallas
Spirit was returning ami also tl",
Okliihouia. The Uillas Piiit got I
rz. . . . 7
vKodak rum - - f
itxperr nnishing
I
HERE'S AN
ear.y way to take
the uncertainty-
from your picture making:
Load up with dependable, yellow box film and
send us your films for finishing. A simple
formula, but one that's sure to yield pleasing
results.
Advice about your photographic
problems gladly given here for the
asking.
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
it was done.
ground:
changinif of cl
M-h elec
tion notice in the ltaln:P iv w s
paper and alb-fred lll'xal funttioi!-
lng of the election bouril. i
The recall election u hich spli
llilx ta n In a heutcd ctimiiaign
SIOKK Tl llKIU ri.OSIS
'Ai'cnrdiiijr t tlio chirf of staff of the Wisconsin TuIkmxu
losis assoi'iiition, llicro is an lntioiismp; minibci' ol girls ana numo-d rrom i Iiiukcs hy u r-.-t-.i
... l,.,!,.-...,,, II, u.r.w f 1" uiwl .'; Li-nnlrinir nmvn lolllllllt t,e that I In- mayor amllu
and cnlffrini? tho stall! s sanalurm to tic treated tor luncrcu- iimi, .
losis. He sug-fjests several reasons for this, such as dielinp;
1 .' v.....,s ,,.v.v..v
dotliinp: in cold weather, sitiokinjr and tlie strenuous life that Ullfjon ty Oman IS
penuils late lmurs and ton little rest for pniwinp girls. j Mentioned in Will
Some of these reasons are uiidmilitedlv valid. Kortunatelvi
., , , ,. .. ,, ,i , .i t i IVAIKUIAS'. III.. A in.-. K, (AIM
,tlio slat figure, even lor the llapper, is no longer stylish and' .;- in or no i 11. m. kuv-
the unwise diet fads will go out with it. Whether or not lak.- rnn-ji inkcr an.i iumii
, -.it- ilalr who liil Jitn- ti nan fit,,)
smoking is causing tuberculosis among women is something, (),r ,,rol,,. y,. ,tlno
that needs further investigation by the doctors. The matter, '"' tnop.ny at j.'.;,mi..iumi ilnj
of clothing, too. is .me that must 'vary with the locality and rr Mr,""',,"! ...fh"'!--','-,. i.i, nK m. ki-
the dailv routine of the individual. The girl in the citv who I -. 'i" iioiv. m i , in. r
rides abnut in a closed car ami s,,ends her indoor time in;;;J 'l.'Z
well-heated rooms and her outdoor time in sports costume ivnim, ihm ami im , , i:, i
is not sn gieatlv in need of warm clothing as the girl who:"','"," ':. an r.-..i
" " . slut.-, rnrnlliii.' nml hoii.s. hol I
.rules on stieet cais and stands on windy cornel's waiting Kmi wi-n- wn t inr.
for them.
I ' (Cniitlnur-d rrom raKc 1 j . ' ' ' ' '''i - V' '''i-vl $6$?;'A r'i'jl
as f,,rc Inn lit the rail of I 111-' Ph V'-Ts ':: Vi'.,t - : ' ' --J- V." ' ' : ' 1 'A V'A
take off. ii,. Mi.vfii.v i.r....ht 6,5w v.':-' -, r V'v-.";.j; v-v v'. 42":V'; Ai;fi:
ml ,,f tlie- mi!o auH J .in.n-t.-r .'.VS'-jtv'.-S-w v'.'-!'.;. .'"".'': .-V ''' ,XrT ' v'.:V: : 7(y.'i?.;V'&'?V!
Apparently , ,., ,. a f tovr:;,:'' ,
JxXWft J I an Ironer with VTi
PI 1 it ! J i
T yj J I i. and you
Probably the most serious and valid of the reasons given
is the one about insufficient rest. Rest is a word not found
in the flapper's or debutante's dictionary. They believe they
can keep going day and night, and their Uiundless energy
and vitality is truly marvellous. Apparently, it is not in
I'rlitit Va!l,-r. Hlk-lilaml l'aik. a
llrwlldl'. HOW il.i-,'ai,. a nii'ri'.
Nunc Waller I'altet on. of Me-l-fnr.l.
II: ,-., ami a slsl. r. VlrKlntt.
Mr l:hi Itartnliilm-w. uf l'a. v.
tlm I'rv.. .-r.- null hit ;.
iliare.t of h;,nk stock.
Three litiiiilie.l nliiueM ol' hank
atnek were left to ri,ia Mel;iw,e
Miller, of I.eiin:tii. Va, In Hi.
ee. nl of her dentil the slu. k Is I,
he ,llvtle,l equally hetueeil h.-i
an Ironer with
both ends open automatic touch
get with it
control
TEA ENJOYMENT
SO TO
GET IT
0 ' miiih, WiiI hiii and I'nni-U.
Today!
Your wife misses the pleasure and convenience
that would bo hers with a phone in the home.
Why deprive her of these comforts every wom
an wants and should have.
For a few cents a dav you can e'ive her ail
1 desirable feature;; a 'phone will hrinp;. Order
it in today.
Home Independent Telephone Co,
JI RORS HOME IS
WRKCKKI) BY BOMB:
FAMILY IS Hl ItT
(Cnntlniird from Tire V
Then- Here to bills of even
Hon. The first was to the di'iiUI
by J ii t tee Sa ndei-yon of a writ of
error for which d.T. iif' rauss. I
bad petllicined on the irriMind that
Im ( rt'tiditnlfi' ronstii at ion.tl
riirhlH had be. n vioiah-d by tit--alle,.
iin.iu.be rtf .linUe Tb.ier.
who nreht d at their trial for
nun der.
'I'lle N"p,tnd bill eer nt.-d t
.ludKc Thar refusal to maiif h
new trbil, a revocation of nt- nre
or a ility of MeiiMii Mveepttoo
-iI.ho was taken to hlj rrlus.il t.
dc line to hear the nmtlnri kioI to
iertn Ht that another Miperior
court judjir be aMKtled to h aT
tht in.
Arthur IV Hill. i hb f d. f. n-.
. roilli I, appeared to arc tic for tin
cepttoii!. Attornt y tb neral r.
thur K. Kradtnff reiremj uu.
THr: fj
T
ten is a rip
rats
t ;, creai
v.-? nu'.'n
:hp,r fliv".
.lOiinecPeh:
1 :1 P r p,?VP3
Jnic;s tr? tf 3
i-af-the-crcp,
but a hot
o .ve tra-wise
r-f,i:h in Trn
r 0 y ;'i . o.
of first crop
mountain tfi at? ?p!ec!oci for
hi.- -Aor-ipr'bisnd of bia:k tea.
And, you pay less! -
EA
iWT.f 1
For those u no freeT Gmn tci, there's Tree Ten J'?
NOW and for a tew davs onlv yoti can
the NEW SUPER SIMPLEX Ironer and
with it, FREE, a new folding ami revolving
dothcMreethat E-Mdsan unhclicvaMc amount
of clothes and to. . into any convenient corner
when not in ue.
The NEW SUPER SIMPLEX, now on sale
for the first time, makes ironing seem like play.
Only hy seeing it do its marvelou- work can you
realize how tnilv preat it is. See it iron dresses,
men's shirts, ANYTHING, easier . . . quicker
. . . better than you ever dreamed possible.
See its two open ends iron cuffs and collars. Sec
it automatically start and stop when the feed
table is pressed with hand or arm. See how
these 2 STAR FEATURES change the entire
meaning of ironing day. Above all sec your
self the owner of this new time, labor and
monev saver and vou'Il be the owner too, of
the FREE white enameled clothestrec.
EASY TERMS
After you ov. n the Simplex you actually S.Wi; nvnev.
While buvini- it on our cut rMvmrnt plan the Nmi ,.,'
pavj for it.cll with the money it wm. Cm you slfonl.
then, to ml this opportunity of Betting t'.wtc two time
and lahor savers for the price of ont?
k T
IMPLEX RONfR
tee
this new $10.00 clothestrec
i
irt
.Ilv Ul.ptrd f, mjthlnc lro,
. . natioUlinuund rr..l.,..
hetuhfuMy hni.kcd -n whit.
nnkci pl.iej ,rjm.
nofJt an iinhrliv.ki.
mount v( nloih.
mint .
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
Come in
sec hnw i ,i vp
Il' t-r - OS hour, ,,f rlr,),Trrv v,r