Sherman County observer., July 27, 1917, Image 2

ent and prospective prices of pa» the doctor is peculiarly fitted
per and printing material; the for the position which he occu­
Each group of artisans, mechan­ many new Federal laws and regu­ pies; this was confirmed later
ics, business or professional men lations imposed upon the conduct the same evening when he
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meet, as a rule, not less often than of newspapers by war conditions; stated that nearly 50% of those
C’ s a l P i j s f a S i s m a t o t y . once a year to discuss the many business methods; simplified cost committed to the institution were
problems that confront them in­ systems, designed to inform pub­ eventually discharged as cured
dividually and collectively at some lishers the exact cost of printing and that the hospital was conduct-
7 . July 27. 1917 time in their season of work. By
RIDAY.
newspapers, turning out job work led as such; meaning that no one
this means those who have passed and the general business condi­ ! was considered incurable until ful­
Entered a» »econd claw matter at the
J list go down ibe Line and make comparisons. Where
,'o»t office at M o ro . O regon. July 25, 1891. through experiences that others tions of their plants; discussions as ly proven to be the case and that
is there a car at or ,Vear the price that is in the same class?
i are entering are able to make the to the best methods of co-opera­ Hf one method of treatment was
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hink ofthe-fl-nality, the reputation‘of the KEO; conwder
not
successful
another
was
tried,
L. I reland ......... Manager. work and business of their fellow tion between the local and foreign
keeping
in
mind
individual
in
I associate more agreeable and re­ advertiser and the publisher, etc.
the bigness,' the larger tires, the genuine leather upholstery,
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place
of
collective
treatment"
that
munerative.
All
such
majters
are
of
vital
inter-:
W e w ill not be responsible for the
the low upkeep, accessabiIity, oversized bearings, economy
.gleet of subscribers to notify as of
est to any publisher who desires formerly prevailed in all institu­
For
the
same
reasons
that
other
—and
it’s one cinch it can clean up any other car a t or
^an£e* in their address. N o r w ill the
tions for persons afflicted with men-
-jti&cation bt a Postmaster that the sub- professional men meet to discuss to advance in his ¿profession, and
?riber has “ R em o ved ” settle the b ill of a their business interests do the edi­ in the matter of spooling orders tai disorders.
near th e price.
eiinquent.
Saturday
evening
the
members
tors and newspapermen of O re­ for supplies a saving can be made
These m ultiple features have created a trem endous de­
gon meet to ascertain how their in the prices paid that will effect [ of the association were escorted to
m and tor the KEO. We again caution you that there w o n t
fellow craftsmen have been able a refund of the expenses of the a special train of Pullman cars
be, can’t he, enough REOS to go around. Only those who or er
! provided by the Commercial Club
to handle certain conditions that trip.
now and take delivery as soOn as the local dealer can supply them,
of
Pendleton,
and
after
an
all-
. may happen to .occur to some cer­ The educational advantages to
will be numbered among the “ lucky ones” who will drive R E O b .t is
ta in one for the first time while newspapermen of meeting in dif­ night ride over the Blue Moun­
season.
To those who have other cars, if yoiLve decided to quit ex­
yet an old story to others who are ferent sections of the state at these tains and through the Grande
perimenting
and buy a REO see to it that your Reo dealer is.advised
• M y C o un try T « « of Tbaa. Sw sst Land
I seeking remedies for new afflic­ annual meetings cannot be com­ Ronde valley arrived early the
of Liberty.**
in
the
form
of
an actual order, or you sure will be disappointed.
puted in dollars and cents. 1 hey nett morning at Joseph, the ter-
tions.
This year the Editorial Asso­ give an opportunity of securing i minus of the branch railroad into
Dr*. Morse has just bought, his third KEO, a roadster.
The Forest Service is erecting
first hand knowledge of the sec­ Wallowa count/Hrom LaGrande.
ciation
met
at
Pendleton,
the
me­
W.
A.
M edlerand Frank Landborn are both driving their third REOS.
>ix new standard tire lookout sta­
Here the party were mel with au­
tions
visited,
the
aspirations
of
the
tropolis
of
Eastern
Oregon,
using
It stands the test of continued use • Every REO owner is a booster.
tions in Oregon and W ashington
tomobiles and escorted to the
tiiis year. Ready cut material for the local library building for a people, and the capacity, as well head of beautiful Wallowa Lake
these buildings is now on its way convention hall and the Hotel as limitations, for growth and ex­
The REO— the Gold Standard of Value
to the summits ot Mt. Adams. Mt. Pendleton as headquarters. The pansion that can be had in no oth­ for an old-fashioned out-door
breakfast, after which time was our
St. Helens. Mt.McLaughlin.Wag­ sessions were devoted strictly to er way.
ner Butte.Rustler Peak and Kiona business affairs, such as the pres-
The public library in Pendleton own for exploring the gorge of
Peak.
in which the sessions of the asso­ ; Wallowa river, visiting the falls
ciation was held is a building pe­ 'and resting until a call to „dinner
culiarly built for the* purpose; it is brought us together for a feast of
fan-shaped and on the warmest lake and mountain trout cooked
day is most cool and inviting, for the visitors by members of the
having a reading porch .overlook- Joseph Commercial Club, whose
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ng the Umatilla river, where it is guests we were for the day.
After dinner the return by auto
a pleasure to read while using the
books of reference or fiction. Bc- was made to the train and soon
ow the main floor is a good size­ we were returning to LaGrande
yrr-T-.t-.
b- m n t
if iiiii m m iii n m n i i n i m i i m i ii b in iffifiM
able auditorium fitted with stage, where a caferteria lunch was
and off from the stage are rooms 1 served bv the ladies of LaGrande
or those who may £>e entertain­ and the LaGrande Commercial
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•t
ing the public Also-jeff to one , Club in their beautiful open-air
E greatest bulwark against the indigence of
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side of the auditorium is a large pavillion in Riverside Park, lo­
nW age or the financial drain caused by a
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room, used during the meeting ot cated about a mile from the city
protracted illness is a bank account If you
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the association for serving lunches, on the bank of the Grande Ronde
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are a business man making big profits; if
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you are us employee with a fine salary, plan
and between the two is another river.
Perhaps you finti difficult in the warm July sunshine to remem­
With
the
termination
of the din­
to lay aside a certain sum weekly. Then
lall equipped with kitchen facili­
ber
how the chiil blasts of winter freeze one To The very bond
g
if the rainy day comes along it will find
ner hour at LaGrande the com­
ties.
You
may not be moved by the thought of coal for September,
you prepared.
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Pendleton is located in the pletion of the business and enter­
October.
November. December and January—but you are indeed
In times of stress you’ll find that your bank account
midst of probably the best farm­ tainment features of the annui
is your friend. \ ou can look the world in the eya»>
t it. If you wait, you can by no means be
careless if you t
The man with a bank account looks better, feels better,
ing section of the United States. ' meeting of the Editorial Associ«»-
sure you wdl get any at all.
is better than the man without a bank account. We
I he members ot the association tion for this year arrived, but the
transact all kinds oj banking business.
were taken by auto the afternoon glimpse of the vastness of the sec-
of the first day through the im­ tion of Oregon visited, the open-
SEK US ABOUT AN ACCOUNT TODAY.
We intend to take eu e of our customers* fuel needs as far as it if
mense wheat fields of Umatilla ’ handed hospitality and the many
possible to do s o — but you should order at once ail the “ I UM-
county, and it was a pleasure to business and social acquaintances
A-LUMP” your bin will hold.
see the even stand of wheat nearly i i formed will linger in memory for
ready for harvest. - Personally, many years.
The predominate feature that
Mrs. Ireland and the editor of the
Observer had tfie pleasure of be­ made the visit of the State Edi­
ing with Dr. Best, mayor of Pen­ torial Association to Pendleton in
dleton, during this part of the trip, Umatilla county, LaGrande in
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going out toward LaGrande to Union county, and Joseph in
,
! . 1 1 1 1 Î 11111 t-1-H- + t i n t i I* K i n n t i n m
n +
the top of Cabbage Hill where we Wallowa countv, so successfully a
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could see the wheat fields reach­ pleasure to all so fortunate as to
ing tor miles in every direction. ■ be numbered among those attend­
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We were told that the fields would ing the annual meeting this year
S p e c ia l R a te s
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was
the
true
spirit
of
co-operation
harvest approximately SO bushels
neighborly helpfulness shown
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NEW HOTEL PERKINS to the acre and there is no doubt I and
but that it will as the wheat heads by all the communities visited.
Fifth aad Washington Sts.
stood as close together as pins ! Mountains and river gorge sepa-
PO R TLA N D , ORE.
packed by machinery in the fa­ ' rate each from the other, but -to
miliar package we buy at stores. ail intents and purposes they are the illusion that the lake is closely
Room with privilege of bath, single,
75c up; double $1 00 up
The condition of the wheat fields as one community, and proud to hemmed in with mountains on
Room with private bath, single $1-50
seen on that trip precludes any he a part of the state of Oregon. three sides. The melting snows
up; double $2.00 up.
Auto Meets Trains. Street cars from
chance that subsequent weather Pendleton is the home of the trom tne distant peaks cot^einto
Union Depot pass our doors.
conditions would affect their yield, Round Up, the one municipal as­ the lake by means of the W aTTtrw^
Transfer at 5th and G lisan street! from
N orth Bank Depot.
one reason being their proximity set which she does not feel dis­ river, through a deep gorge and
4 -M ? - ! M I J ì I 1 1 1 1 I 1 I t-K - < 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t t -t t i l t i l ’ -I I 1 ! T - H
to the foothills of the Blue Moun­ posed to divide with any other over obstructions that make a
tains. In answer to a question community, and in that she is beautiful water fall. The outlet
To come to our store when in need of
Dr. Best stated that land selling right; not from a feeling that other from the lake is also named th|*
about 15 years ago for $20 an acre communities are imitating the Wallowa river, and at that placfc
cannot now be- bought for less Round Up show, but with a feel­ is another water fall, but not as
Furniture, Rugs and Linoleum,
ing that no other community can beautiful as the one at the head of
than $160.
t h e : D A L L E S . O REL.
On our return into Pendleton in any sense duplicate what is an­ the lake. The beauty of Wallowa
1 lard ware,* Plumbing Goods
Is noted for its comfortable surroundings and the courteous
we passed the Presbyterian Indian nually done at the Pendleton Lake is in the thought conveved
I
Round
Up.
The
Pendleton
peo­
attention received by the traveling public.
Mission lands, on to Cayuse sta­
of the immensity of the mountain
tion
where we witnessed the four ple are right in that contention; district of which it is a part. It is
Rates moderate priced. Rooms equipped with modern
Sheet Iron, Barbed Wire,Wire Netting
Indian tribes oarticipate in their [every time an imitation Round a favorite camp ground for auto-1
conveniences and newly refurnished throughout.
old-time tribal dances, dressed in Up is presented to the public, a mobile parties from Idaho a n d ;
Y O U R P A T R O N A G E IS S O L I C I T E D
costumes that have been handed failure is recorded because the one states further east, as fishing and
Maj est ic a nd U nivcrsal Ranges
down from father to son through great difference between the two hunting are within easy reach of 1
many generations, each part ofjthe is that no commercialized feature camp and the residents of the lo-j
Vulcan and Canton Gang Plows
costume having a reference to past of any sort is permitted in connec­ cality are always willing to direct
tion
with
the
Pendleton
show.
MAKE YOUR HEADQUARTERS history of the tribe and individual No one makes any money out of the stranger to the best.
wearing the costume.
The No. 2 Star and Canton Double
Two bills that will meet with ’
Buyer’s Week, Aug. 6 to 11, at the
The return from Cayuse was it; every cent taken in at the gate
made by way of a different route, is paid back to the community the hearty approval of /thousands'
Disc and Drag Harrows
through a valley stretching for and such a show, where those di- have been introduced in Congress. 1
miles straight ahead of the cdr.the [ reeling it receive no salaries and They provide that the rations of
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road wSs in a condition to test I pay as they enter, the same as the the army, navy and marine corps
Hacks, Top Buggies and Bain Wagons
the speed of the machine and in stranger, can not be duplicated shall be increased by tfie addition
answer to a question to Mrs. Ire­ elsewhere?because the spirit gov­ of 16 ounces of/tobacco a m onth/
Water! 00 Stoves and Z-lkngmcs
land if she objected to speed and erning the original is absent from This small Quantity of tobacco,
will
do
no
hatfm
to
the
men,
but
J
the
imitation.
the answer that she did no* when
Wallowa Lake is one of the on the contrary, furnish needed
the road was safe, we came into
Maytag Gasoline Motor, Electric and
magnificent
beauty spots of the comfort in the trials thru which;
Pendleton and on to the Eastern
Oregon Hospital at a varying , great Oregon country. It is a they will have to pass in the near
Power W aahing Machines
speed maintained around 50 miles crescent shaped body* of emerald future.
k
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an hour, this part of the trip was I hued water, about six miles in
The
known
tin
deposits
in
the
enjoyed as much as the first, know­ length and probably three wide.
United States are few/but Alaska
ing we had a careful driver and a From the waters’ edge on either is something of a contributor to
[side it is guarded by great moun­
good car.
j., .
otir muclrneeded tin demand.
' The Eastern Oregon Hospital tain hills, which in turn, are sup­
Alaska lode tin was discovered, 5
is a distinct credit to the state; the ported by large mountain peaks,
curiously
enough, by a geologLt
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building is modern in all appoint­ ion some the snow yet clinging.
of
the
Geological
Survey.
Depart­
ments and built with first thought Along O^ie side of the lake winds
ment of the Interior, as he was
for the comfort of those who must ' the automobile road to the Joseph
Situated on the very edge of the retail and wholesale
helping two prospectors, by crude­
'use it. An enviable reputation Commercial Club grounds at its
district. One block trom the Chamber of Com­
ly smelting in a camp cup a piece
1 for efficiency in the conduct ot the head, while in the distance as we of peculiar-looking ore which, tfie4
merce, Buyer’s Headquarters
'institution is being maintained by approached the end of the drive
prospectors rightly suspected to
LARGEST, MOST POPULAR DINING ROOT IN THE C IT Y *
• Dr. McNary, superintendent of appeared mountains as large as
EXCELLENT SE R V IC E -M U S IC -D A N C IN G
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1 the hospital, and we believe that imagination could picture, g ving be tin.
O ie
O b serv er.
The Oregna State EAtadal Meetiaf.
Reo Automobile
The REO
Automobile
Is Now
Universally
Recognized
as Having no
Competitor.
Geo N. Crosfield,
WASCO, OREGON
It’s the "4th of July” Now—bat Remember!
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“ B a n k of M o ro ”
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TUM-A-i USI LUMBER CO
See H. U. M artin About It”
L S I A REM INDER
H
A LB E R T
M U LT N O M A H
HOTEL
GINN, COLEMAN & CO.
550 Rooms with Bath, $1.50 per Bay Upward
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