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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1920)
sixteen wans, vwn fags Tv.rx.va rr DAILY EAST OREOftirtAN)' PklfoLETbtf WIAO XlVfeDAYIlff 6? SCTOmW'f flfif EOY CMESS MARVEL TACKLES 20 T ONCE tjt V ' w I. AM V.- S V ' i ' ' "AA .V . ' '"X : ' I v- : - ; . :K ).'' ' I - - ' '. ' . : . i ?. - R. L KEATOR Present Incumbent REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE for office of DISTRICT ATTORNEY for Umatilla County, Oregon, at General Election November 2, 1920. Vote 59 X (raid Ad ) INDUSTRIAL CLUBS GET IMPETUS FROM EXPERTS and strong clubs organized in pork production, sheep and poultry, as well as sewing and cooking. In the last, an interesting club of 10 boys was formed. The gardening and calf clubs (Bast Oregonian Special.) BOARDMAK, Oct. 30 Boys' "and Girls' Industrial Club Work received a decided impetus this week due to the fact that J. E. Calavan. field worker from the state superintendent's office was on the ground In organiza tion work. He addressed the public In assembly, and then made a trip over the project. The next morning enroll, ment for the coming year was taken are not yet complete. On Thursday night the people of Boardman had the pleasure of listen ing to a strong discourse on .the po-' lit seal issues of the day by Harry Cum mings, of Heppner Hill, who also brought along his fiddle to further In crease the enjoyment of the occasion. Another event of importance "was the birth of a fine baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ballanger. The young lady weighs eight pounds and will be called Maxine. Mother and child are (Joins well. . n LONDON Most Grownups think It's hard enough to play one r"ne of chess. But here's Samuel Rzeschewskl. Dine years old, Polish boy chesa marvel, tackling 20 chess experts sdaultaneously! NE OF Dno of thn natural rexults of the tremenilnuit Increase In the1 number of motor cars is the insistent demand for expert vulcanizcrs to carry on the tire -epalr business which has followed in the motor car's wake. Among the tire repair schools that have set about to relieve this condition by training men in the art of repair ing tires, "With a remarkable degree of success, is one which i being-operated hv the Kiodvear Tire & Kubber Company of California at L'os Angeles. It is an interesting group, of men TO ALL THE VOTERS OF ORE All opposition to port consolidation at Portland is removed. The Chamber of Commerce of Portland, the Portland Dock Commis sion, the Port of Portland Commission, the City Council of Portland, the civic bodies of Portland and the daily newspapers of the city are now sol idly and unitedly behind the channel improvement and consolidation mea-. sure. " ": - , , ; ; ;''$'" . , - - This measure means economy in operation and a deep channel to the sea. Its passage is vital to the future of ali Oregon. DONT FAIL TO VOTE 310 X YES. Oregon Port D :v2lopmen League, , L. W. Trimble, Sec 1210 Gasco Building, Portland, Ore. who gather in the class room of this school on beginner's day, socking ex I Pert Instruction.' Hi every class re p ! risentatlves from all sections of the I West present themselves men who want some" good repair experience be ifore launching out Into the business. ! "We are furnishing a complete prac- t'cal coirse," states J. II. Wells, man ager of the school. "Beginning with fundamentals we demonstrate every step In scientific tire repairing. Occasionally- we get men who have no idea of how a tire Is made and some who have never examined a tire, but before these men leave our school they are master rulcanizers, competent to undertake any kind of repair, from a simple puncture to a retread. '"We start them ail at the same poirft in,tho practical work-cutting diwn sec tions of tires. After the student be comes skilled in this, he Is Instructed It" building them up: Then we take hhn through all the various divisions of the 'business. ; 'Individual Instruction is given to a,ch hum. Aftdr'-two week's exper ienee we .will require all students to submit to an examination, and Issue Goodyear Master Vulcanizer's diploma to fh"se who pass. That almost with ojit eteption, the men pass with high marks, is indicative of the thorough" 'new in our Instructions , : . , ;"Wcf use the working iquipmetit of Ihe average tire repair shop, and only methods than can be employed by any tire repairman with a modest capital. When you consider that 8,000,000 cars are now in service, offering opportun ities fur repairs on 40,000,000 tires, you ruAy realize why so many men, desir ing to become competent repairmen ar entering our repair school. Wo are providing this instruction absolute ly 'free land are equipped to take care Of nny (number of students that will apply te us either by letter or In per sc.p.'i ' I As a Oitizon of Orogon Von Joed flie Fort of Portland If you owned a store you could not make a big success unless your busi ness methods were as modern as ydur competitors! Unless Oregon . develops her shipping facilities fche cannot expect to get. her share of the world's busi ness. It rests with the citizens of this state whether Oregon shall develop her wonderful resources and reach out for bigger markets, or remain practi-, cally an inland state. . . To become a real port, a 30 foot channel must be dredged in the Columbia and Willamette Rivers from Portland to the Pacific Coast. This will enable farmers, stockmen and lumbermen in the interior of the state to reach the markets of the world at a lower freight rate and greater profit to themselves. The taxing and bonding power to make these improvements can be grant ed the Port of Portland only by the people of the state. You and every other citizen will benefit if you, on November second VOTE 310 YES ON THE UALLOT THE PORT OF PORTLAND DOCK COMMISSION CONSOLIDATION BILL. 1 'AMBRriGK. Mass., .Oct. 30. Prof. F, W.Taussig, head of the department of education of Harvard University, und one of threading economists of I the country, announced today,, in o j public statement on the presidential campaign that he expects to vote for Cox for president. He declared Sena tor Harding had no policy and no leadership and denounced as "cam- yia.sn clap-trap the talk of repuml jcan leaders about '.'Americanism and i preservlncr the Independence of the ! United Stales." !' -''l-am in favor,'-' Prof. Taussig's statement reads, "of the country Join ing the league Whole-heartedly Bnd ; working cordially for Its maintenance land improvement. Senator Harding has bbswn hgl and cold, has no policy rand no leadership, promises all thing 'to all .men,-Is concerned, like most of '.ha aswjeiatov mainly In getting Into ffice.", v ' . BRONZE iBEAVER TOKEN ' OF 19Z1 GRADUATES (Paid Adv.) I OKWIO.Y AOKPiri.TUKE COk ll.V.GK. Corv'alliH, Oct. 30. A beaver. icast In bronze, and bearing on his inroad back the numerals 1921, will jfill the place of honor in the center of the new senior tabic, which Is to be ! .. t 1 . .1 .... .. ,..t r. l,,A..t iconreciioncry and rcmaursnt. tiraa juating classes for many years have 'left, a tablo top on this plsce, the mom i ber carving their names In the pine s!u,b which forms Ihe top. "I!ob" War- irens of Portland, a senior In agrlcHl- 'turn, who suggested thn chosen design, j will rec'ive a copy sf the Ifil Beaver I annual as a' reard. Fourteen designs i were submitted and displayed when the selection of the lnsigna was made. Children'sKour n -ii In that happy hour the' children's hour just before the close of the day, let music play its part. Let the charm ing notes of the Cecilian minfcle with the little tones' laughter. For you, its exquisite strains will drive away the irksome cares of the day. And for the little ones it will form the foundation for the love of &ood music. ' . To brin& all music to your home, there is no . other instrument quite like the Cecilian Player Piano. But you must hear it and see it to know tlte full extent of its charm. , r & .'till -4 1 ftV ; pi ra n ayer-Pianos Mad by BUSH & LANE , Br IH purchAM of Ck HUn fmm th maiw ttetnrtr vndr our direct plan of Mllinc yo not only obuin tho HIGHEST 'GRADE PLAYER : PIANO IN TIR WORLD wit mm won4lttoAml tpiaraiU, but an rrqnirvd to pay a mor tfcaa tho tried ordinarily aak4 for butrumtnta of Irntr quality. ImUmni I mm hlmM t I fcMty 4 m -I m mhmj UmmU .if WIwImsU M.nafactarm Portland 8tr Balk A LM BoUdint, Bru4vy ! AiJtr P.rtl.n. OragM luun Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices C3 . -v fs V. t t 1 "-3 made kind. made right here in Oregon. And hundreds of other products you'd least expect. . ..'..-.' The manufacture of these things is making Oregon a bettcr state for you to live in. So if a merchant offers you any article which doesn't bear an Oregon manufacturer's label, ask him to give you; the Oregon- Tour merchant has a littlt i took which we send bin nd which will tell bim in a minute if the thing you want is manufactured in Orevon, BUY OREGON PRODUCTS "Associated Industries V vrcgon V N. LJ- - 1 1 " i V,., V Oregon Port Development league. L- V. Trimble, Secretary. nrr...iW..,WIII, ti U. T- , M r.ont"t;i : a.: v( K inn si .., V '
