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DULY EAST OREGOOTAN, fEITDLKTON,7 OEECOIT, WEDNESDAY EVBNiyODECEMEER 32 1020-,1
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, Imperial Hotel New tnnd, Portland.
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Cliicniro Bur. Security Building.
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Member mt we Aaaaelated Pre,
The Associated 1'ress ih exctuaively
entitled to the use for republication of
h 11 n'wi riispatehca credited to it or
' not otherwise credited In this paper
and also the local news published hereto.
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SrHSCRlPTlhtf. RATES
U ADVANCE
Daily, one. year, by mail 15.00
lni, six months, by mail ...
lKily, three months by mull
IHily, one month by mail
tisiiy, one year by carrier
Daily. six month by carrier.... ...
Initly, three month by carrier..
Patly, one month, by currier
Semi-Weekly, one year by mail
Semi-Weekly, six months, by mail
Oregon could profit greatly by having a statewide corpora
tion, with large capital, to operate hotels at such resorts as
Crater lake, Wallowa lake and the coast. Through unified inan
figement these resorts could aid each other and thereby accom
plish mutual good while rendering a real service to the traveller.
The rates would necessarily have to be in proportion to the ser
ice rendered. Pint it would be a mistake to make the charges
excessive. The aim should be to develop the business with a
iew to future profits rather than imediate heavy dividends.
' The railroads and the wholesale houses in Portland could.
2.50 serve the state and serve themselves by getting together in a
l'Ta I C XT.,.. 4.1. V,. ,, nil iUa mcnmr
sti tnuvc ui misawi. itui nuuiu utej mvc w put up o 'c niuutj.i
SO i Wan
irom many sources. We are losing oy present conditions ana iti
is time for some one to find thb answer. ,
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Semi-Weekly, four months, by mail .50
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T1IH VNRKAUY UmrrilKR,
(By Frank U Stanton.)
I wants ter He de ankuls
Wld de hallelula smile:
I wahta ler (to ter glory, '
Hut I rut her wait awhile!
"" Hallelui ia my cry
Kr de mansions In do sky,
Bui 1 srot a lot er patience,
An' I'll wait till bj- an- by!
IWitntsterseedehighse.it
Whar de saints an' prophets sit; ,
Shake hands wid Job an' Jonnh,
But, I ain't half ready jit!
Halleluia Is my cry j
Fer de home up lit de sky,
But I ftot a lot er patience
An' I'll wait till by an' by!
. Copyrighted for the East Oregonian Tub. Co,
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FATHER LOVE " I
VER at Tacoma a jfather who kidnaped his own child
away from his divorced wife pleaded guilty to the
charge and has been sentenced to serve a term of from
10 to 15 years in the state penitentiary.
There is room for reflection over this case. The father may
be worthless, he may have been actuated not by love for the boy
or a desire to help him but with intent to harass the more de
serving mother.
On the other hand the facts may be very different Father
love, like mother love, is strong. This father may hit thought
that he should have the boy and that his divorced wife was an
improper custodian. He may have acted from good motives.
Who knows? Who knows that the law by sending him to pris
on for at least 10 years is not committing a more serious crime
than the father ever contemplated? We may smugly assume
that the judge and jury knew the facts and sought to mete out
justice.' They may have done so and again they may have!
harshly punished a parent for following that high instinct which
calls for protection of one's offspring: i
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When the doors swing shut one of the greatest trade events in Umatilla Coun
ty will comrto-an end. Don't be a Too -Later! , ;
Sale Now in Full Blast
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WHERE OREGON IS LOSING OUT
REGON as a whole has a vital interest in the develop
ment of tourist business. The tourist, either directly or
indirectly, patronizes nearly every line of business in
the state. Often tourists locate here, provided they like what
they find, and they bring new capital to the state. They should
lie encouraged.
But we are lax about caring for the tourist trade. The con
ditions at Crater lake have been severely criticised and
a special committee appointed to investigate Has found that
there was much basis for complaint. The committee found that
the manager of the lodge at Crater lake was doing the best he
could but is not well adopted to the work and fails to meet ex
pectations largely through lack of sufficient capital.
However, Crater Lake i3 not our only resort that falls down
in the matter of caring for the needs of travellers. In Eastern
Oregon, Wallowa lake is a wonderfully attractive spot. But it is
so inadequately developed that from the standpoint of accom
modations it is a disappointment There is need at Wallowa
lake for a modern hotel or lodge to care Tor visitors.
Our seacoast resorts are similarly short in the matter of
hotel accommodations, so much so that the congestion becomes
terrific during the heighth of the season. More hotels are need
ed at the coast. r
One of the difficulties comes from the fact the question of
accomodations at these places has been allowed to go by default.
Local men have tried to meet the situation but nearly always
they lack experience in modern hotel work and do not have the
necessary money for improvements. j
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TRULY WONDERFUL
NE of the biggest jokes of the season consists in frantic
pleas being matle for 'relief of the puDlic" through
changes in the federal tax laws. Eastern' millionaires
and profiteers are cut to the quick by the fact much of the pres
ent tax is passed on to the consumer. They want to provide re
lief by making the consumer pay it all. It is ' a wonderful
scheme for reform in behalf of the people. It is a heads I win
and tails you lose proposal. There are doubtless defects in the
excess profits tax and in the income tax. But the chief defect
from the rich man's standpoint is that he has had to pay his
fair proportion of the national expense. No wonder he wishes
scientific revision of the tax laws. The scientinc way of course
is to take the burden off the shoulders of the wealthy and place
it on the c&nsumer in such a way the tax will be paid without
knowing it. It's a great life if you dont weaken.
The Portland Telegram savs that a shnvk ia
selachian ; there are various varieties of the sharp and some spe
cies may be described in works less impressive but more easily
Present financial and industrial trnnhW
backwash of war. We will always have such troubles so long
as we insist on having big wars. The remedy is to stop wars
which are always 99 per cent avoidable.
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remaining lew aays oi tnis greatest oi an great oening events, in or-
For the
der to make a whirlwind finish, I am cutting the prices AWAY DELO VV those
already low prices quoted in our big opening poster. Don't miss the wind-up
bargains., . .. ,. t , '"" '. '
of Seattle
and Portland
G.W.KELLY
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I V" ' "Celling the Entire Slock of
JIM BEARD'S GASH STORE
300 West Welib St.,' Corner Willow. , , Just a Whisper Off Main St.
Ben Hill was a good community Worker wh!If a roeiVloiir of
Pendleton and will no doubt make a Pont! mnvnr nf Wollo
Walla. If not, let us know and we can train up another man for!visJor- ;hi"' was ' ren;
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ADAMS, Due. 22.. rwiph
was In I'endlet iu 'Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. U Allen and dniigh'
t"r Doris hnd Denu motored to I'endle.
ton Saturday.
rth'ton
Mr. nml Mrs. Otto Llenallen motored
8um1uy and were the gnosis
d Mri. Jim Chernet.
T.lod Eaton wan tho Sliest of Mist
W.'lma Jloyor Monday.
Molvln Zieule of Milton" was tho
g'.i.t ot Mifi Wllma lloyer Frliluy.
j Ailams community took pleawirp
in Bkatlux In the city hall on Saturday
ivfnintf. A larKti crowd was in at
tHV'anco and all enjoyed tho Christ
map akatc. KHifit Clark and brother
.lid tourer of liclix motored to Adaniti
to atteiul tho akatinjr.
MIrs llolcn Make and Miss Gwen-j
dolyn. Mclntyre of l'inllcton hlKhj
K.i.ooi nr sfcnillnir the Christmas
holidays at horn. j ',
Ml Uiiliih Kponwr of J'tillnian col.
li'Pc is 'siM'Vrlltiir" the Chrlstmaa Holi
days at home in Adams. -
Mr. and Mr, (lladyn Sien?cr and
children were tho guostx of hla parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Fpenccr Sunday
for On. tier. :
M'w. Wllma Hoyor and Hand AnKlxf
and 1'errjr Bolter wrrt tho Kticsts
Uovil liunaii Sunday for dinner,
Mr. and Mr. Hosh I'aynn nw
daughter returned to their homo ti
Adams after a brief visit with hit
brother Flod and l:ex I'aw'i In 1'ort-land.
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FOR HIM If he smoke8, a man's cigarette
case or cigarette holder. We have other smok
ers accessories such as humidors, ash trays and
cigar lighters in silver, bronze and mahogany.
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ANY MAN-would welcome a ring for his
Christmas gift. We have just the kind he
would like in either set rings, emblem rings or
signet rings. Masculine rings for men. . .
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A FULL DRESS SET is something that he
isn't apt to purchase for himself. It must come
as a Eift. Whv not be the one to make him hap
py by giving him one this Christmas.
, S3.00 to $30.00
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The Love that
Prompts i the Gifts
is so happily expressed in the giving of a
vatcli.
"THE GIFT THAT LASTS"
Here is a gift that endures
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through the
minute" serves to remind
him of the giver and the love that prompt
ed the gift.
Nicely encased in a velvet hox, with just
a "wee bit" of holly it will make him ,
happy Christmas morn and proud
every day thru the years which it serves
him.
Accurate "Time-Keepers" Only, each one
sold with the Saw telle guarantee.
AND A SILVER CHEST FOR HER THIS
YULETIDE You know how she admires sil
ver and why not get it all in one pattern and in
perfect harmony? ,. Jf not a chest, start her a
pattern a tea spoon is a start towards a com
plete service, which can be augmented by later
puichases.
SILVER TEA SERVICES-Complete, or one
piece at a time makes a suitable gift. We carry
our silver so that later you may add additional
pieces to match what ever pattern you start.
Berry Bowls, Sandyvich Plates, Compotes, Trays
Gravy Boats, are pnly a few of the : possible
gifts our silver cases suggest. "Sterling , or.
Sheffield." . .
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