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An Independent aiewelaipe'
HANK B. APPL.EBT
HARVET F. MATTHEWsT
. Editor and Publlihar
Business Manasee
" Published evenlnas, escept tfunday, at 14 1 C Adaine Aveoua
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' " LASTINO UIOUY Tlie fclory of the lxird kIihII endure lor
aver: Ilia Lord snail rejoice in liia work. I'salm 104:31.
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Talk About wlf. mi kuw Jubilee
Mr. J k Iirb'M bro Imt. u I mi
hlwrt a rtriiulr KlMTiff ylMtii-iiJiy eve
nin. hw tried mi in prlnon be-
foro duyllfclit a lli' farm lie wux
Jivln on m ukii lilfii.' Anilxnh
ill' feller ttiai liM-lu-aHH a It--ol
Kiaitii fer a daudrulT vun; lialnt
out -err much an U'll be a vu lim
bic zMrrkrnce Uv him.
ENTERPRISE
PERSONALS
r Vote as you please, in the primary election on Friday-
lut be sure to vote! ' . "
,'he pioblem of very dusty streets is Ixithering-people who
iive on the new macadam in various parts of tfie city. Some
housewives would like to have them oiled if it weren't that
they fear the damage to le done by oil tracked into homes.
Others suggest a light dust-laying oil. Perhaps 'sprinkling
activities could be extended to help the situation. We are
liuie it will have the attention of the proper authorities when
any improvement can bo made.
j ENTEHI'HIHE (Hj.-clal) Hun.
- .rtra of Ufttera are belli wnt out
by the Boyd-for-Coiiicreae club of
ithla cily, working for the nomina-
l.on of lianiel Boyd for congreu at
the Friday pi tmarlc-a. W. H.
Htx'nce, afcreUiry and J. A. .Hur
lifllCh, preaidni or thv organiza
tion, both rlafm that their candi
date will be a winner in the pri
mary and that If nominated he will
be
THI ItMlAV I'iax;lLAMS
The National Broadcasting; com
pany program for Thuraday nlrht
followa: I to v. 'alM-t hour: .
Image Droa: ::') to 10. I'hllro
-proKram: 10 to II, atadio program.
J KGO Oakland 44Mirt-7kokr)
j I to II. N. B. l
I K(JW Kpokane -Co.7iii-1 I5kc)
' s. piano munc; a:20, atudio pro
grain: 10 to 12. music.
KGW Portland (4ylm-CI0kc)
k to II, N. U. C.
KKI Iam Ang-lea (IC ijn,
4kc) to 1 1; N. B. :.
K EX Portland (277.6m-l Otokc)
. Catholic lecture; :I5. at'jriin:
:l6, afudlo program: 10 to '..
dance frolic.
. KI'O an Kranciaco (Cl.lnl
71kc) S. N. B. C: 10 to l:. dance
orchf-atra.
KJIt 8-attlv (34K.CmllCOkc
7:30, orcrfemra: t:l, atudio pro
gram: 10 to II. dance o reheat ra.
KFItC Ban Kranciaco Uti.Cm
CCOkc) 8, program: 1 oto l, dance
inuxic; 11, .concert. f ' -
KYA Kan Franrlaro S!i:.7mr
Unite) , Elka broadcast: . mualc:
10 to 11, dance music. '
KHJ lx Angelea (3!l.llm-7:o-kc)
a', cartooniala hour: H to 12,
orchestra.
KHQ Kpokane (STO.Im-Slukc)
8, NBC; 10 to 12, dance music. ,
(COIN Portland (llm-40kc) j
S:2", Italian program: 11:20, Ha.i
walian trio.
KOMO Hcattle 10m-0ko)
concert orchestra: . NIK.': 11:15
to 12:30, concert orchestra h with
tenor.
Senator Fesa la keynoter for the 1
republicans, Mr. Bawers t"C the
(democrats. Their Jobs will ' le
slightly different this year, the
- Mnator aaylng nothing while Mr. ;
i Bowers must aay everything.
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Your Child's
Health
It is the birthright of
every child to be heal
thy and that his or
gans be kept func
tioning until he at
least' readies matur
ity. 1 . ' '
The Science of .
CHIROPRACTIC
provides all that, is
" necessary to insure
the child of this right
. Dr. J. E. Woodell
to Mmuner Bblg
Phone 4t7-W. ICes. IVO-W
Hotira I a n. lo S p. m.
(Chiroiaractlc t.cls lUMuIlf) .
. NEW SUMMER FOOTWEAR
Thursday
Friday
, : Saturday
20
mm
teuing to the trial of Bert Hop.
k.ns.
James Fordyce. stockman of the
IvOKt Prairie diftru-t, was a busi
ness visitor at Enterprise Tuesday.
J. H. Wagner, w ho recently spent
several weeks in the veteians' hos-
elected. They claim that ln.pUal at Portland, where he under-
UKiuuch as Mr. Boyd la the only
candidate In the district east . of
the Blue Mountalna white all the
went a major operation, is home
again and has resume hia duties
in the t". H. Zurcher A 'o. cloth-
Lawyrt-s oT Portland look a secret ballot yesterday on the j
n:ndidnten for district and supreme lx;nches. We know not
who is responsible for the idea, but they deseivc commenda
tion, the choice of so large a group of attorneys lieing a good
guide for those laymen who are uninitiated in court require
ments. It is worthy of note that Chief Justice Hand and
Justice Rossnmn of the supreme court were lioth, given a
large and significant majority over their one opponent. That
choice will, wo are sure, be the choice of voters throughout
the state at the Friday election.
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The Observer has had the pleasure of reading iiud admir
ing the 70-page edition of the Klamath Kails Herald issued
lust week.in commemoration of the. railroad development
brought to completion with the Great Northern first train
into the lumlicr city. Drucc Dennis, former owner of The
Observer, is the publisher of the Herald and we take special
pleasure in extending our congratulations lo him.- The edi
tion is marked with a variety of information alxiut Klamath
Kails and tho Klamath country that is aistouiuling. We can
imagine nothing that will have a mure widespread benefit
for that community than the general advertising of its re
sources thus made possible. Klamath is now'and will con
tinue to bo one of tho haii dozen outstanding cities of the
state of Oregon. It is certain to grow and while it may suf
fer temporarily from disadvantages common to community
"Ixxims," they will bo insignificant compared to the final
l cault. I
others arc bunched In the western j na; store. He Is much Improved In
end that he haa the best chance to. health and happy to be home again.
Jay Templeton, of the staff of
the Maughn Motor Co.. of thla city,
left thla week for Portland where
he will enter the veterans' hospital
for treatment. He has been suf-
win of all the enttanta In the race.
Geoige Frailer, pioneer farmer
of the Flora country, la among the
vlsitoia In the city thla week hav
ing come for the purpose of lis-
THREE DAYS
OF REAL LIVE BARGAINS
J -
1 LOT DRESSES
Age 7 to 14, for
, BENEFITS OF LAKINKKS I
Samuel Kreiger, "King of logarithms," has come from
Goimany with his bag of tricks, lie can multiply faster than
h multiplying machine, and just as accurately. He has new
methods of his own, by which he performs incredible mathe
liiiithical feats as easily as most of us use the multiplication
table up lo 12. There is nothing mysterious about it, he says
no intuition, no special inspiration. He is merely quick-1
ininded with figures, and has a good method.
Tho most interesting fact about this arithmetical wizard
is the way he became one. He explains that he invented his
short-cuts liecau.se he was loo lazy to figure by the usual
j rocesses.
There is a rather plausible theory that most of the world's
progress is made in exactly this way. Ordinary people wear
incmsclves out doing things in n hard way. Along comes an
occasional person, frankly lazy, and sits and figures out some
easier way to do something. That puts him ahead, and maybe
cvcrylxidy else.
It may lc said that inventors and discoverers are usually
nctive-minded, though lazy-Wiilied. Yet this isn't necessarily
true. There are inventive geniuses who are willing to work
their minds hard for long stretches in older to evolve a
process enabling them to go along half-asleep afterward,
merely waking up again occasionally to make .some addi
tional improvement.
' Kase, then, conies by thinking, and laziness m.-ikes the
woild go - round, nut since these mathematical wizards are
rather scaice, we Imagine calculating machines w ill continue
io be manufactured.
1 LOT DRESSES
Age 7 to 11, for 1 -
$1.00 ; !; :
BLOOMER DRESSES
Age 2 to 7
$1.00 to $2.98
BABY DRESSES
' Age 1 to 3
79c to $1.98
Made up from Prints, Voiles
and Dimities
GIRLS' STRAW HATS
'or dress wear of food styles and make.
Special while they last at $1 each.
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
RoyW.RITNER
Republican
Candidate For
CONGRESS
Oregon has five law
yers at present in
Congress. - Eastern
Oregon is an agricul
ture district. . Elect a
man who for the last
20 years has been a
farmer and thorough
ly understands and
sympathizes with the
problems of Agricul
ture. 1
Write the name in
thus:
3(X) Roy,V. Ritncr
.. Less
7 A TEW footwear in the popular light colors oi,
' 1 V Honey Beige, Parchment, French Beige and.
Tans, also light colored combinations of the above
with patent leather. Famous makes-such as Peacock,
Red Cross, Rice O'Neal and others makes this an op
portunity that the thrift-wise shopper will not over
look. ' ,; .. See Our Window Display
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
. La Graride's Leading Store For Over CO Years
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Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
For Delegate to ReDublican Na
tiorialConvention f orNomination
of Iresident and Vice-President
FRED E. KIDDLE
of Union County. Delcgate-at-Largc
Vilii Mill Mini Ilia liaan- on tile l..ill..t r.-ll..w:
20 FRED E. KIDDLE
"II. .1. hi- f..r Plivlilonl. M-N:iry f.ir Vlre-PreHldent"
Your Consideration at the Polls
Respectfully Solicited
FRED E. KIDDLE .
Candidate for Delegate io the Re
publican National Convention
TO UNION COUNTY VOTERS-
Nicholas Sinnott, our Congressman, withdrew aa a can
didate for re-election in time so that his name was removed
from the, primary ballot, but not in time so anyone else
could have his name .printed on the ballot. Therefore, un
der the caption, "For Congress," there will be no name
printed on either the Republican or Democratic ballots.
Your choice for Congress must l:c written in and the
"X" should be made before the name.
I am a candidate for. Congress, the position made vacant
by the withdrawal' of-Sli'. Sinnott. As I have no opposition
in the Deniocratic primary I will surely receive the Demo
cratic nomination. . ' ,-. . '
It is a wc'l known fact that I have frequently been elected to . office by my Demo-
cratic friends with the aid and assistance of a large faction of liberal and progressive
Republicans. I hope and believe I will receive this same support this year.
TO;W iry
Throughout the entire district numerous friends registered as Republicans have ex
pressed a desire tovote for me in the Republican primary. They have a perfect right to
do so, and by so voting they will render their support doubly effective. Many believe
th.ifr I I iwnn'ii n n hn'!i hrv nt thfl vnrpa poor in Tho-Kp'lllh lrnn innnmnir tjV...l.l
ll'uld Adv.)
nroflipfinn urnvo' tmo I would hnve thp uninUG distinrtion of hpincr thn nnminon'rif utu
ja.wv..w-'. i- - 1 . to V ' 'tVl.t.m, JX. IJUtll
j?arties. It will Five me a very- effective position in Congress from the very start and
undoubtedly enable me to secure many things for Oregon.
It doos'not matter how you are registered, Republican or Democrat, on the official
white ballot, under the caption, "For Congress," write,
X Walter M. Pierce
shall show thy appreciation by making the most efficient, effective
Congressman in my power, always voting for and in the interest of Ihn
people.-WALTER M. PIERCE.
Taid Adv. M. A. Miller, Imperial Hotel, Portland.
WALTER M. PIERCE.
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