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TMG DAI LEO DAILY CHRONICLE. WfcLNhSUAY, JUNIi IB, 132.
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lm of the circulation depnrtmcnt. Tho
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subscriber wishes .ho paper delivered.
WHAT THE SLUMP TAUGHT
1'iobably the. greatest lesson (hat
lias) ho tar came oui of I lie financial
nlunir from which the nation Is now
(jmerglhK Ik thai oi thrill.
'I'iiu men who .saved dm Inn the
period of hipl: wan arc Having to
lay, If they are Ktill woikinn; and
If it Is a period of Iiltenens, like I ho
camel they aie living off their
humpy.
The fellows who (mtiKlil silk shiils
anil automobiles aie we.triiiK out Hie
whlits now and tlie aiilo.s woie limit
rfHRt'd loriK ao. No mailer whal has
happened hctause of the nncrla in
biailness conilllloim, Hie Ihrifly f 'I
lows in every ease, have weathered
tliu lilonn betler tlian any ol the
ol hers.
iWliilu the war was conducive- to
AV'asle, and cncouiHKin;: lo Ihe upend
era, It was also productive ol a ureal
thrllt wave, for ilu sovirniiieni f;av;
fhe rulillc Rieater oiiporiunllles lo
save, through its bund issues and
War savings cei lllic.iies, ihan Ihe na
(ion ever experienced before,
Not only did Ihe i-overiiiuenl fur
nish tile means, a'diim and illicit inx
the till lit habil, but il ciicouraseil
savings wlih every publicity device
possible in raniininp, home the lues
sage or the husbuuded dtJIar, and
till of this had a counlciaclaal cH'oH
flKiilnat too profound a swing into
llui depths when the i;ounlry began
sliding back to "nornuile.y."
no message oi niuii una come
lo the. Ameilcaii public wllli greater
force In the lasl lew mom lis than
at any time in the history ol' Ihe
nation. It should not be forgotten.
Particularly the value or thrill.
Hhould be drilled Into I he rising gen
enttlon. Too many young minds. In
the last few ye.irs have seen only
the glamor of the pending craze,
and have come lo believe thai an
automobile Is a neeosHity In every
family. Automobiles ar line busi
ness, but the yoiithlul aspirant lot
n gasoline consumer should Irani
llrst lo save the money to hu. il
nnd not burrow money for the pur
pose,
Hundreds of school children aie
going out Inlo ihe oichards to earn
their sammer money. .School has
closed and boys and girls uie I urn
ing their hands lo money making
dining the summer months.
Hand In hand slth their desire
io earn money should be the eipiallv
t'oivcnl desire lo save Mime ol it.
Money spent, wucthci loolislily or
lor a good purpose, Is money spent
What a contrast with Iho wages
of a yeir ago whs shown In Ihe
scale published .wsiciilay of the ie
niiiiic'Mtfon lo he voeclvod tills year
by men employed in the Holds of
Wasco county.
I.asi year such a lb Ing as a
'scale" was not n.sslble, for banes,
bauds dictated their own teilils. As
t result of tin- prices paid for labar.
farmers who held I holt- wheat too
long sull'eied losses which high
prices of two ye.irs previous could
baldly compensate.
Two dollars a day lor laborers:
Who would have thought a vcai- ao'
that theio could have been such a
comedown? Vet men are begging lor
Jobs at that price this year and
Ihej'ie not dicialing bonis. A year
ago til- wise ones 'were iircilirtlnir
that high pi Ices would not moder
ate for four or live years. As a
natter of fact the cittlng process
lasted about six months, and its el
fee's were moie piolounil than any
one could possibly foiesee.
FLAG DAY
Tho Dalles did heller on Flag Day
Tuesday, In displaying tlie national
colois, than it did .Memorial Day.
although ihe slgnll ln-inco ol ,lun 1 1
as a nallonal memorial is lar (.et ,
knowii ih'iu .May Ilu. irohabl. tie
I .'il' I 1 1 1 i 1 1 so niiiiiv ne ml" In iIih fit
aie Inleiesteil in 'he orgaulzal inn i
which make ol King Day a se ial
event wis respiiasble fir i,o nunc
slal'fs (tinylng the naiion's helmed
emblem. So lar as we could so-, Hioi
was just one building, an Inip.iitaii'
public building by u-iiv, uillinul
me nag displayed. This sun- build
ing llicldenlly did not display Hie
alius and stripes on .Menu. rial Da'
I'mhably the custodian doesn't know
"hat the polo is lor.
picnic and remaining for a vlsll at Ihe
D. l llcU'ilrln home. Mlns Carlson
was a former resident of this place.
Ibati Clartnce -Sllll and Mm. I.. II. Me
nu,! Donald and granddi!ii!,l)le.'. were Sun
day truetls at Ihe (!. II. Whipple home
in 53- ill orl . icairnlng home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Itay Darnlelle and
ch.ldren spent Sunday In The Dalles.
I'm I Carrlco and .Miss Mabel Kii
dersby were Dalle.s visitors Monilav.
Mis. Yager, who was In The Dalles
lasl week lo aliend, (lie gradUiillcn
of her daii'-'hier. Mlns tit r! riiile, h:'s
icfiaidl home.
OREGON MAN IS UP
FOR ROAD POSIHON
f l'i.nnn.ono a year lor ancestors worshipped, similar Ihti- Lincoln's friendship Tor .fohn' Iilsht.
In - v I'l be unvcMed a the tut gatlerv .ln.lv -If and ai Oniln Idge I 'i'lverslt.v
i' Dlrinlagham, in m-moo "f r.t n date tj be named.
VILL HOT TOLERATE
(Ciuillmied I'roin I'.nce I 5
omniendailoiis uhicli will be proton'
;! dhcci lo i; o- ;i T!i' 10 cablne!
stfic'arles will t.uggesl a-livitics
wit lihi Iholr (h'parltncnis which inlghi
heller be transferred lo another de
partment. They also will suggest,
probably uilh greater emphafls. the
functions of oilier departments which
ihe; con I'll r lolling In their own
i pho. es of inlluenco.
Tiic congressional commission will
lice these recomiiiendallolis as the b.'
sis of Iholr bill lor re-allocallng go
1 1 iniicnt services.
Thcre'!i
II you've been
'n Ihe jiasl, be a
oi Ihe liiture. First
'd suits to measure,
Difference
i ready made" man
made to older man''
clans hand tailor
$35.(10 and up. W
it. Webber,
i nice.
one bleck cast of
post
6tf
(.'hionlcle's Stlem liuic.nO
HAI.IO.M, Or., .Itdie in Should th"
TowiihcimI liU'ha hill, now pend
ing In congress and cus.ti.ig a f d
eral highway coinniisslon. b" inacied
Inlo lav,- It is uiido.-sloi d In Oiegjn
ihat .1. Ajlanis, of Kjgeiie, wll1
s and a chance for apiiolnliiU'ir in;
one of (he nicinbein of the c minis
sion,
Tlie federal highway roiinnls Ion,
ii'C')csi.d In the Townscnd hill, would
be a body of live membbts, wllli sal
.tri' s at ilo.f'W) a. year ut eh I
Mr. Adams I", ci elites! with liav
ng n leading part In tho dialling of
the Townsend bill. The. ni'MMir his
lh: approval of the Oregon highway
i ommlrfsion and it Is undeia o d
Adams' appointnifiu would be look.'il
upon with favor by ihe coniinissio.i.
Further, he is credited with having
drawn together several of Hi" lac
lions thai were divided on It" I ill
so that lis support haa 1"'n much
bolstered, and opinion in Oiegon if
that the hill will pasr.
K. A. liooth. chainnan ol Ihe o v
gun eoiiiinlsslon, has forwarded a
lelegiam lo Ihe ():egon dclcgatiin
In congKs.s urging the nvmlers lo
woik for the bill. In addition to
r teal Ing a federal h'ghway coinmis
slon, it would appropriaie SinO.OOO,-
000 a year for gene -al lilghwav d"
lopiiRiil end
list i ads.
licibe I lljovei, a ciclr.ry ol coni-
jmcice, v.-no 13 strongly m iavor ot
! in w I Mloral il paruneni of puuii'
work, and other liiflunulal nitn
who f.'.vcr Hticli a dvpartincnf are
still opposed lo tlie Townscnd blil.
'f h department of public worrit,
sh:).ild it bo 'rcaud. wotili embrace
in Its jurisdiction highway develou
mem mid all u htr exlenr..vj de
v loi'ineiu's of a public lu.turo.
f j y
MEMORIAL TO LINCOLN
LONDON, .lane 15. v mei.ioi l il
tablet to Abraham Unci In wa-. deli
cated today in Iho llitle 'hnrch at
ltlnghain, Norfolk, where I ineolnV
EVEREADY
WATERLESS
SOAP
Cleans Iluirls, Clothing
Cai'iJctr, Wood work
One find 5 lb. Cans
ASK YOUR GROCER
THE CUSINESS MAN'S DANK
HimhfT". men find Hint tin V
pany bank, though suillclent (n s'v
lo into: all their refUlromints II -in
b xi s to loreig'i 0- b-ini'n. In .- i
heliiful toward tlu. )ouir; b-Jsiii'jss man
e-i'-h .V; t'uu
and leiottrni i
tl'lfely d -ifriftlt
frleiiilly and
Your comlir.inlty standing will
t-ontnu iclal acconnl h"ie. mil
uaiiK -"onnectlon
bitslne.-s.
h Increa.;
yon will
iinaluable to the 'rrwlh
:d by a
have a
of. your
I
'V'o Paid on Savings
II Ell yA i in r v tt
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FRENCH. President
UL M. FRI-NCH. Vic-Prrnidcnt
V. H. FRENCH," Sccictnry
J. C. HOSTETLErt, Cnshlct
yilfiiFRENCII&CQ.
THE DALLES
OREGON
LOOKING IJACKWARI)
(Fiotu The Clironicle. .luue I.. I.sin; )
C'aplain Waitd made an inspi ell i
ol Ihe whirlpool below tlie dalle o
Ihe Coliiuihla yesterday and deeded
boat Mood but
ring il la Mifofy.
lillk : hot, el
Til'1 heal -iavs
h'lil will be allov.ed lo remain
that a
woatlic
ed by
"mi-hj ii is wiiiic' ine mii"ninei is
haiiled around lij wagon, Hie boat to
come down later when the v, aier is
lower.
The llueiit halls In town b
edds will he Ihe ones In Hi
block. The K. of I. hall will be
olid only to Hie ntmory IimII In
lll'l't
I",
sei
' .1
ing capacity and Hie hill ,ul iliini",
although smaller, Is large noi"ih in
accomodate all the meinbe s . I an
single soclelj In town, lioih -i j i I - will
be modi Is of neatness and ton veil
lence and are well lighted.
The only conlu.sl going on today Is
over Ihe mayoral I v, the catulhbicH In
Ihe Held lioing .Mr. Franli Menefee
and Air. S. II. Aihium. The tickets are
labeled, "Itegular Citizens' Tl'ke',
Ihe naiiies for treasuier, coiiiicllmc-i
and water coiuinl siener.. betiiL alike
Ihe only difference being that d,i n-'
I name i- nub.-.tltiiteil lor "n-d'ee1 on
I the Clliiins tlcl:et. Menelee Is sad
,10 be leading In the seuinil and thir.l
wauls ami holding his own in Hi fi
and does not come back. Money win il. If Hie elecilim la ludlcilel b
wisely invested alwa.N.i belongs to Ihe vole al the cl iy.cn;.' nr ling. Me(
the Investor, and is inakiiig more "f'o "111 leceivo 1111 aveiaiji if line'
liiiuie.N for him.
Tho habit of Mining, cultivated Pi
hoys anil glils, will be uf nemei:
dons' value to ilium when ihe aie
out In the world on iheii own
Quite ollen il spells the dill "ieuc
between hucccss and lalliue. Tin lit
habits, habits of saving and ol spend
ing ulsel), cnliivaieil In joiitlit.ii
minds, are mil likol to lie loM.
II every lei) and gill learned in
nchool lb- wisdom ol hi) iir.. anlde
Id pi'icent or eviry dollar iho. earn
ed, no matter how huge oi how
kiiiiiII Iho canting, ihe would have
had Instilled one ot Hie monies!
pi liiclples of suet '. ..-, The thrill Tues
sago caiinol be made too Importaiil.
Tin in ami indu..i go hand In hind
hath luapliet Ihe oilier. IteBtleMiiens
and IndoleiK'e' are h.iiiilmaldcuH of
piodlgal siendliiu.
ine saving iiiHiinc; . ,iui- on in
dui tr becaiihe the .iim-i hecs llti'ielu
Hie op oiliiiilly ot illci inning hid
bank .-n-coutii. Th lain I; uetiiun. In
tin n. 1 1 an anchor Hyulust res I less
ncss, and in wry lospec'nbl li
uafegiaids lu Il vgaiaMt MpeuilHiiifl
tendcntle". ,
Tim war imposed a great burden
on Hie public tuhi' V and ami iu I
diiliiti made known was ih.n
tilt ill. Sso ei in ag u 'lei ili.)e Ii.ii.i.
lo eveiy school I.t 'he cumin, dinte
ot tlirilt and siioi.il ui n-. 1 h
bchool.. did well in war w ul Hun
di.'ds of iiillllnus el dollai- w i
veslO'l with Hie -ovoiuln -in b. i i
chl lil l I'll.
Al hough ihe ii. i b mil i no' -; i
has passed, the thillt dutv sllll re
mains, lis talue should he taught In
tlie schools as any oilier subject Is
taught. School ehlldieii should h
taught lint problems Ihey will lie con I
fioillcd with, The ticaltwi ol tliese I
mi'ds to Ailanis' Iwo.
IHver leading.'
Ilmaillla, MM;
Weiialchee, .'l.'i
l.ev.'lslou, 111.7
The Dalles.
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HNDHRSHY NEWS
KNDKIISIIY
i i't- li'iinleil
fiom The
Mr. and
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Mr.
.Iiim
and lamilv
Dalles Wedneiday
Mi s. ICd I I n rim. hi
ami
w e
Mi
i ll
'id l. no
I ill in 0
hi -.Co their
ll. forifieily ol this placi
Mutfoue. weio out Friday
old home.
Those who atloirdi'd ilu- punt .f
Filond fialurd.iy were. Mi: Ma'
Dlck.'on. Mrs .Kndei-Mi. . (5 I'l',..
1 M.k I.. II. McDonaU: artbiuo gr.md
I. UMh-.tm. Mr. and Mr O. F n ;t ii
M'f e.i I'l'esion. Mi-s M.il.el V. i
, ilernUy. Mr. mn .Mrs Fl.nule lluilei
and tlaun'jit'i. . M.irle ana Vmi 1 : i
. I'lllTlm. Will Hnduri'tt . Winne ami
I Dewev Simon- ll.in.. leii .nul Ma
1 1 ill II, mi
,M ih - M limit' l .it I mi i.' I' i 1 1,,' i
v .1-, a -.'ee i 1'. d ' n - a . u- I!
1 1 . Ilium i 1 1 'i, Ibi 'if I'
n BtfirAW-J wffltW
KM 01
(KBROSENE)
ISTANUARD OIL COMPANY!
10 1. 1 .1 It N I A
What Community Service Has Done
In The Dalles ,
In Three Months
n
REVIVED COMMUNITY SINGING by winging
I lie I'ilchcrs, national song Kptjciali-Uj to the city.
Trained Iocl.1 song leader?. .
!J. Introduced tiie comnumity-wido children's EasUj'i"
egg hunt.
d. Drought Captain Cook, national athletic drganizcr
to The Dalles, whose work stimulated athletic ac
tivities through the introduction oi. volley hall,
indoor base ball, other plays and games and open
ed the swimming tank at the high school.
fi. Established down town playground where aeons
of boys and girls play daily.
(5. Brought out new social values and generated civic
spirit and cooperation by producing. The D dies'
greatest -community effort, the Historical pag
eant a community activity which drew together
the largest crowd ever assembled in Wasco county
WHAT COMMUNITY S'MVK'H WILL MEAN
TO THE DALLES
We h:tve Iji'en asked what Conunuuity Service v.iil
nic;i.ii to this city if carried out. Wo answer the qu ii
ii'r in kv in the itenrzed list below. The bo- aul
w'wU of tiie cil;. are s'.ron for it. IJusincas I prj
I't'Kional men reali.e ijs vabie. On Friday inori'iir.f
a hrte company of citizens who bel'eve in (bmmim
i Hvrvice will visit the homes to secin-j YOUil sup
port for (he work for (he nanny, year.
IF YOU INVEST IN COMMUNITY SEirVlCEfv'
IT WILL MEAN
r.
2.
0.
Tifcojicniug of summer playgrounds and thcsoS$&
c.uring.of a trained director, to. ouliinc recrca
tdnal activities for all' our children.
The purchase of equipment for at least 10 play
grounds. Organized ball games and hikes for the children.
A systematic program of organized social eve
nings in the different sections of the city..
Fostering of community contests: baby shows,
beauty contest, old fushioned speaking contests,
singing schoou.
(i. Organized community picnics. '
7. Visits to the city by recreational and musical
i
ii.
I).
.10.
srcdalists.
Community
hunts.
Christmas' trees .and Eastv egg
Community observance under trained leadership
of all special holidays and anniversaries.
The great Historical Pageant which will bring
thousands of people to the city, developed as an
annual affair. This eonnnunityei'fort has great
er possibilities than the Pendleton Round-Un or
Portland Rose Festival and will advertise The
Dalles to the world.
These arc only a small part of the, activities that will
he fostered in The Dalles if every member of the
COMMUNITY WiLL STAND HACK OF THE
MOV'EMENT.
i . -.-.
We Cannot Afford to Let This Great Work for Our Children Fail
The. Dalles Community Service
J. T. ROKICK, Chairman
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