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f Iho Editorial polity of the Malhear Enterprlne. .. Wriil kmrflta mar be derWed depend
von wht action Too take. Talkln. wrltlnr. thlnklnr. mtit be fallowed br aetlon to
aeeompltik any renlu. Are rem doinc roar part In be hi If of tho eoantjr In which yon lire?
before on record. (They are "study
in opposites.')
Chum of his two fine boys John
and Cavlin, Jr. Bged twelve and thir
teen respectively
"THE POT AND THE KETTLE"
Trim and Incinerate Weeds
Now is -the time, for all good men
and true, together with their , wives
and children and all of their rela
tives,, to come to the relief of what
is proving an unsightly eyesore to
all of the residents of Vale as well
as to the stranger in our midst, by
cutting the weeds from the vacant
lots and from out the streets and tho
sidewalks. There Is a veritable har
vest of the villianous herbage that
has Bpread over sidewalks and path
ways in most every part of Vale and
in some places downtown, they are
encoaching on the already unsightli
nessof the landscape and townsite's
appearance generally, which is bad
enough in the impression that is
created to the person who comes
, here from other parts, without the
negligent and unnecessary growth of
the shameful weeds that are allowed
to produce their seed and then next
year there will be' even a larger crop
than ever. .
The weeds when trampled by the
,iasserby, give forth an offensive
odorthat is odiously repulsive to the
'inr-r sensibilities. From the stand
fM!?,i of sanitation alone, they should
ha cut mid the stubble thereafter
destroyed by fire. There is enough
evil with us at all times and in all
phases of animal life, without per
mitting the inanimate things of
evil to flout their ranks and offensive
propagation in the face of every
one.
The city council recently passed
a resolution to the effect that the
; property owners of the city shall be
Icompclled to cut all weeds on their
lots anywhere in the city limits and
there is no better time to begin than
.right now. Clean up for the Pioneers
celebration. The city of Vale will
clean up weeds out of the streets if
you will get busy on your lot or lots.
Coolidge at Close Range
Governor Calvin Coolidge, Repub
lican nominee for Vice-President,
has a personality that grows on you
with acquaintance. Everyone admits
that he is of presidential caliber,
and the public and press have receiv
ed approval 'Senator Harding's state
ment ho will welcome, when elected
I Vice-President Coolidge into the
counsels of his official family. Vice
President Coolidge will therefore be
a real assiatant to the President and
not merely the presiding officer of
the Senate.
Governor Coolidge is known in
Massachusetts as "Silent Cal, Sphinx
of Hampshire county."
One of the canniest, cleverest, most
'silent and most epigrammaticy poli
jticial who ever 6lowly but surely
'climbed the political ladder.
"Sticker" to Puritan standards,
ppenking with an old-fashioned Yan
,kee drawl.
Thorough master of tho English
and of brevity.
j Devoted husband to his vivacious
wife, whom he is said to have wooed
and won with fewer words than ever
REPRESENT THE PEOPLE
Happily the Republican party
seems to have happened upon a pair
of candidates for the presidency and
vice-presidency who are typical re
Drosentatives of the common people
and tho average national everyday
life. There are two working methods
of government and one is the case
of tho superman, who uses his per
sonal talents to rule others. The
second method is a popular voiae of
government in which the citizens
st'lect executives from among their
own number to do tho governing.
The nomination of Harding and
Coolidce. then, ourht to give the
nopi'lar government system an ex
ceedingly fair chance again, Burns
News. '
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HATS Ladies' and children's fall and winter,
any style and quality ranging from $2.75 to$22.
Expecting shipment. of coats and suits, also
new line of sweaters in a few days. g
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Balgcman & Uutbidge
Vale, - - - ' ' Oregon
YOU CAN ORDEEW COAL TELEPHONE V
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The Public Service
Commission
Recognizing the justice of our claim for a fair
increase, will give us a hearing in the City Hall,
Ontario, at 10:30 a. m., September 23, 1920.
Malheur Home Telephone Co.
' J. A. Lakncss, Vice-President and Gen. Mgr.
Those Famous
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Pears
Ready After September 14th, 1920
Call or Mail Your Orders Early
We Also Have the Splendid
Angeles Pears
And Othr Varieties
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E. V. Schroeder, Prop.
Box 3 Rrogan, Ore.
Fepm History of the American Peo
ple .Vol. 4. Page 102., by
Wood) ow Wilson
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In April, 1814, President Tyler
sent to the Senate of the United
Slates, a Treaty of Annexation,
which he had negotiated with Texas.
Secret negotiation, a piece of busi
ness privately carried to completion
and made public only when finished,
suited well with the President's tem
per and way of action. A man Na
tually secretive fond, not of conceal
ment, but quiet subtle management,
not insincere, but indirect in the
ways of his approach, he relished
statecraft of this sort. The Senate
rejected the Treaty by very decisive
vote of 10 to 35. Men of both par
tics alike, were deeply irritated, that
tin President should spring this
weighty matter upon the country in
such a fashion, taking no counsel be
forehand, save such as he alone
choose to take. (A-47).
SENATOR HARDING
After the first inspection of Sena
tor Harding as presidential candi
date, the voters who have political
leanings . in his direction are this
early in the campaign pretty gener
ally ready to give him their ritamp
of approval. Klamath Falls Record.
REAL DIRT FARMERS
Mr. Cox need not worry about the
farmers. The Repubican administra
tion that is going to follow the De
mocratic regime will sec to it that
a real fai-mer fills the portfolio of
secretary of agriculture. Albany
Herald.
HARDING SHOWS POLITICAL
SENSE.
Medford. Ore.. Aug. 21. 1920. One
thing we like nbout Harding is his
refusal to Indulge in personalities or
ibuse. We have yet to hear him
mention President Wilson or Gover
nor Cox with anything approaching
bitterness or disrespect. In this
direction the Republican nominee
shows not only excellent taste but
ound political sense. Medford Tri
bune.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
(From Portland Daily Oregonian.)
The iustice of providing for the
vocational education of persons in
sured in industry is 'a lesson from the
war.
An act of Congress -provides for
federal co-operation with the states
and appropriates $750,000 for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1922.
It seeks to make concrete the grow
ing desire that no man shall be do-
nrived of the means of earning an
honest living through circumstances
involving no fault of his own.
This industrial rehabilitation mea
iuro promises to revolutionize our
inception of the place of so-called
cripples in the world.
Tho number of annual victims of
industrial accidents is very large,
exceeding the number, of those dis-
iblid in tho period of active fighting
in the war.
The old way was to abandon the
victim to mendicancy and to accept
him as o rero in production; the new
is to encourage him to add to the
wealth of the world.
In dollars and cents as well as in
imponderable ways, the industrial
victim repays many times over the
money expended on liis re-euucalion.
Mad Pianty of Tim.
"Yes. hoys." continued the steeple
jH-k, who was letlliiK true imtl thrill .
iUK slorlt'M, "yes, I wns work Ink h
i'Iih Ii lower one afternoon about twelve
minute to 0, when 1 Kliupi'il, slid down
i ln roof and cmixht on the lonif lnuul
of the clods. There I iluiifli'd while
Uo town folks collected below. So
I yells to 'em, 'Sny you folks, uo home
'it your suppers. It'll be close to hulf
an hour before I drop.' "
OREGON HEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor
mation of Our Readers. -
Formpr residents of Minnesota held
a basket -picnic at Salem Tuesday.
lrrigon is to have a new school
building. Bonds for $40,000 have been
voted and sold.
The potato and whrat crops In the
Deschutes valley will be unusually
heavy this fall.
John M. Jones of Portland has re
ceived a recess appointment as post
master at Portland.
Recent fires, with an aggregate loss
of $6000, caused citizens of Matin to
call a meeting to organize a better
fire department. ,
The Albany cannery will be en
larged at once by the construction of
a new structure, 60x90 feet, for a
fruit and berry preparation room.
Henry F. Mcllwaln, of Eugene, who
has been seriously ill for a number
of months, shot himself through the
temple and death followed Instantly.
Vivian L. Dunten, aged 66, farmer of
Cainp creek, near Springfield, was
stabbed to death during an alterca
tion with William U. Elliott, a neigh
bor. ; .
Records of the submarine mine tar
get practice Just completed at Fort
Stevens indicate the phenomenally
high score of 98 per cent on the figure
of merit.
Nine boys and two girls, whoso ages
range from eight to 15 years, were
rounded up at Salem on charges of
committing petty thefts in different
parts of the city.
More than 75 per cent of the motor
vehicle operators' licenses, based on
a total of approximately 165,000 appli
cations received, have been Issued by
the secretary of state.
For the first time In the history of
the Oregon City Manufacturing com
pany of Oregon City it closed for two
weeks to allow employes and super
intendents a vacation.
The demand of the Northwest Mill
ers' association for a 48, 000-pound car
load minimum on grain products ship
ments has been granted by the Oregon
public service commission.
First Lieutenant Maylon E. Scott,
77th field artillery. Camp Lewis,
Wash., has been detailed as assistant
military instructor at the Oregon Ag
ricultural college, Corvallis.
Application has been filed with the
state engineer requesting state guar
antee of Interest on bonds in the sum
of approximately $250,000 voted by
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FULLER Paint saves a great deal more than it
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perience has established a high standard of
quality.
Take a few minutes and realig a survey of your
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that needs prerervinir or beautifying.
Look Up a ULLiriK Dealer in xour Town
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Spokane, Boise.
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