Show THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH Darling Summer Suit With Cute Bunny Bib 1948 Long Way Off but Taft Looms as GOP Hope By BAUKIIAGE Newt Analytt and Commentator By EDWARD Wl fV EMERINE WNU Service Faster 'T'HE Oregon country including the most northwesterly portion of all the present state of Washand unwanted the was ington land of a little more than a century ago Back East they felt that the were the natural Rocky mountains western boundary of the United States and refused to vote one cent for the development of a region so far away There had been two wars a with the British why chance third? Let the British have it The United States had ail the land it Along needed But those thousands of pioneers who had urged their oxen along the Oregon trail and crawled over the mountains thought differently They had found a good land rich in and where the beauty vitality mountains and forests came down to meet the Pacific ocean The British wanted the country merely for '1 r trade with the Indians The 'pioneers their wanted it for their homes farms their ranches their dream cities And they wanted it to be a part of the United States had traveled hundreds of They A weary miles fighting Indians along the way burying loved ones In un: marked graves And now they had cleared their land built houses planted crops and knew they had found an area with resources so vast and varied that even they were beSomewildered by the prospects how the East and Washington D C must be told about it made to believe Washington finally heard and the cry of “Fifty four Forty or Fight" went up The settlers cleaned their rifle and waited If the British wanted war they were ready But MON C WALLGKEN war waa averted by th treaty of Governor ef Washington 1846 In which Joint American and Born In Deo Moines lowm Britiab occupancy A was ended Home town Everett Wash Forcompromise boundary of the 49th mer state representative and and the parallel was established United States senator a part of Oregon country became the United States the White House Pres Benjamin Harrison issued a proclamation on The Columbia river however reNovember mained a natural dividing line runthat Washington was ning through Oregon territory The admitted as a state When the Indian wars ended the settlers “north of the river” wanted a territory of their own Ai early eastern part of the territory was :V r' vv ' s “' A M y - i 1616 Eye Street NW D C of any election Washington about June On the the international horizon other hand these activities both In have taken and quality quantity him far afield from the usual political approach to a Republican presidential nomination It may be there is a niche in the making that would need a man of his proportion to fill but one Democrat said to me the other day: “Sometimes it looks as if Van would rather be right than President” Times change almost kaleidoscop-icallthese days The presidential candidate of tomorrow may turn out to be (If you’ll excuse my Irish) a dark horse of an entirely different color Columnistu Speak Out of (in?) Turn ticians The carping critics of today and It’s a great time to lean back In yesterday enjoy decrying the varia chair in the Senate office building ous inroads upon our founding faopen another bottle thers’ ideas of Washington Is rich in minerals — or thereabouts government by the coal gold silver lead mercury and of White Rock light another people 7139 and burble on about what’s gozinc It has clays granite sandWe hear much about “governto November come and stone marble happen limestone and ce- ing ment by lobbies” by "government of a yard ment Also found in the state are still more Intriguing to prognostiexecutive order” by “government plus a remnant for bunny bib and cate on presidential possibilities arsenic tungsten antimony ” this and by that and pockets make this small fry beIt’s fun for the newcomers platinum into used Roosevelt President and sunsuit! Stitchery sewing cause it’s so easy for them to preStanding timber in Washington veigh against what might have been simple cludes Douglas fir yellow and white dict in the light of what’s happencalled an attempt at “government pine spruce larch cedar and oth-- j ing right now just what will happen by columnists” It always seemed Summer’s Pattern 7139 has cornin’ era Normally leads all then of one bib It’s still more fun for the old rather unnecessary Washington pattern on bis part— transfer pattern pieces for sizes 1 2 3 4 (all in one patstates In lumber output shipping timers because they know that the since he used to be elected regutern) dlrecUons Its products all over the world It voters who may not love you in the larly with a Due to an unusually large demand and press 80 per cent hoshas wood pulp and paper mills as autumn often seem very palsy in tile current conditions slightly more time Is required in filling orders for a few of the well as other industries built on the spring — and vice versa most popular pattern numbers President Truman Recently wood products Send Since there isn’t much use In specorder to: was called upon to comment en On Washington’s coast are ln- - ulating on who the Democratic presthe work of the distinguished numerable harbors on which Seattle Needleeraft Dept Sewing Circle idential nominee will be It’s more columnist Walter Lippmann Box San Francisco t Calif Tacoma Van-- i Everett Olympia Interesting to talk about Republican the someEnclose Lippmann expounded 20 cents for Pattern couver and other Important cities what startling theme— with even possibilities No are located This great commercial more startling trimmings— that Perhaps that Is why along about area Is the nearest American gateName Britain and Russia were pursuthe middle of May the heavy backway to the ports of Asia and Addresa based on of Bob Taft began to be beard ers ing foreign policy handles most of the shipping to and the possibility if not the probfrom Up until then most of the from Alaska as well as world trade talk in the couloirs was bow Bricker ability of war with each side through the Panama canal During was the No 1 boy and how Stassen Melodies hoping to enlist eventnal GerWorld War II the shipbuilding and man support mustn’t even be mentioned above a airplane manufacturing industry whisper Even Stassen’s own men In fact Mr Lippmann even discovMelodies played on the famous reached gigantic proportions and la decided it was better for the young ered an invisible German army in old carillons of Europe are heard expected to continue man from Minnesota to keep his the British zone (I don’t mean that for more than a mile because their Coupled with its bead down ao he wouldn't attract literally for I understand that he bells are suspended from heavy natural resources is Washington’s any lightning until be had found out did not visit the British zone in hlz pieces of timber says Collier’s of electric mighty output hydro whether bis forums were more potour of investigation) Many modem American carillons for Industry The Grand power tent than the agalnst-em'- s The President’s comment was cannot be heard with reasonable Coulee dam is part of a reclamaNow It’s getting to be more that hindsight was better than fore- delity for more than a block or tion project that will ultimately irriserious fun to talk about Taft sight but as far as a hidden army two because their bells are susgate 1200000 acrea of land and prowas concerned he never heard of pended from steel girders connectTaft wanta to be President He duce electrical power far in excess it and didn't think it existed has wanted to be President be ed with the structure’s framework of present need The Bonneville fare le Ho The same day Mr Truman was which absorb? and grounds from pretty dam and others also contribute to of the Republican organisaasked to comment on the statement 60 to 75 per cent of the musical the generation of power tion bat even if be weren’t of another distinguished vibrations however remains correspondWashington Bricker his present friend and ent Harold Callender Paris corIt leads all chiefly sgrlculturaL derival is more “beatable” states by far In the production of respondent for the New York Times be spite the good impression Mr Callender had reported a sharp apples and Is high In output of oth- made on his speaking tour bereversal of American foreign pol er fruits yuch as pears peaches fore the last convention toward Russia cherries Icy The President grapes apricots prunes what with the leftist leek in so and berries Other crops are wheat slapped that down too saying that many veterans' eyes he knew of no change oats and he corn alfalfa and barley made the policy Bricker has a staunch and solid clover hay sugar beets peas and MISCELLANEOUS Some days before Sumner Welles But it Is a hops following Huge herds of cattle and conservative WE BUT AND SELL little too solidly conservative Taft former Office Furniture cheep graze throughout the state undersecretary of state File Typewriters AddSafes Cash Registers ing Machines could hardly be called a radical In now a radio commentator made oband horses hogs chickens and turSALT LAKE DESK EXCHANGE Wsst Broadway fact his political garden has never servations similar to those of CalSalt Lake City Utah on most keys are grown profitably lender farms and ranches produced even a pale and lonely Harold Ickes another On the other hand his supIn the eastern part of the state POULTRY CHICKS & EQUIP Recently pink porters prudently can point to many former civil servant turned colum with IrriWashington Is tl S APPROVED blood tested a constructively liberal chicks 14 breeds measure nist declared that the careful newsgation used extensively Its grain Writs for tail prvw to CobroJo'0 which has had his blessing and cattle industries thrive there paper reader could get more authorlargut hatokorttt West of the Cascades the rainfall Cdmdt Hatchery D than the secreOnly the other day I was talking itative Information Is extremely heavy ranging as high with an ardent administration oftary of state possessed because the ficial who has been battling for a secretary’s information was as 80 inches annually with a re A Safe screened measure badly battered by conservInvestment— aultant profusion of vegetation by a reactionary and The people of Washington have a atives of both political stripes I efficient aide Buy U S- - Savings rich heritage of thrift and courage asked him if he could expect to reJust how much Influence the and they retain the pioneer spirit trieve in the senate a certain pro- dividual writer or commentator that led them through the perils of vision in his legislation lost in the wields Is a questloa In most cases Here’s One Of The Greatest bouse settlement it takes an almost unanimous repeThey have the vision too for greater strides tomorrow “Oh yes” “Bob be answered tition of an Idea to produce action Taft will go along on that” And then Its effect on the governAnd Taft has a good liberal recment is usually Indirect It results ord on such measures from the pressure of public opinioa as housing which in many cases is created by If yon lack The Republicans don’t have press and radio when the many men to deal with the of many minds and political faiths Teu girls and bosses worr-who suffer ao from simple to the extent that the Demoanemia that you’re pale can agree on some one subject weak "dragged out”— this may be due When the majority agree It crats do and In two of the larger to lack of So try Lydia E usually Ptnkbsm s T ABLETS— one of the best means that they are as nearly right cities where the Republican boms ways to buUd Up rad blood te as mortals can be In these confusmachine Is vital— Philadelphia gat mors itrengtb— to such cases and Cincinnati — everything Tablets sera on of the greatest ing days tonics you can buy would be Jake so far as Taft In the case ef Walter is concerned He himself is I believe that he is kingpin in his home state organ what mu of us who have Isation and Mr Pew who followed international recently makes the Republican wheels gatherings and who have been In go round in Pennsylvania want Europe since the war agree ed Taft In '49 and ’44 to is It upon: namely that the be presumed he’ll feel the same of the major European in ’48 K powers have fallen into the old This doesn’t eliminate other brilpattern basing their diploliant possibilities including Messrs macy sin the thesis that war Is VJ? I more or less inevitable Instead Stassen and Vandenberg both of of the new pattern whose political futures WNU-- W where the may be 22—46 molded objective la to prevent war rathby international developer than prepare for it ments Mr Vandenberg has done a lot Another theme of Lippmann’ of the molding himself This could which is not held by him alone to On the one hand work both ways which this writer certainly agrees the energy and devotion with which is that the problem of the CASCADES proper Of the Mi Vandenberg has applied himof Germany May Warn of Disordered handling is the most walllps river national self to foreign affairs and the powImportant foreign problem and the Kidney Action park erful Influence be has exerted Nodera life with Its have one upon which all the other probhurry and urrtolar habits Improper satingworry aoJ on lems depend greatly increased his silhouette drinking— Its risk of oxpooure and thrown breiey strain on tbe work kidneys They err apt te baeeme roMsxcd sad fail to lltor o loose sad toe B mpuriu UoodT ge Vibrant CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT VV r y ISSob Sound GRAND COULEE Largest concrete structure that man ever made Power from this dam accounted for the major portion of aluminum for construction of our airplanes for the Army Air Forces during World War II as 184S they had carved th area into two enormous counties Lewis and Clark More settlers were cross- lng over and sentiment for a division was evident A group met at Cowlitz Prairie to memoralize con gress They were not heard They met again In 1852 at Monticello and sent another petition to Washington Joseph Lane Oregon territorial delegate offered his aid and Introduced a bill to organize the terrifor that was to be tory of Columbia Its name The bill was passed but not before it was amended to change the name to Washington terOn March 2 1853 Just two ritory before he left the White days House Pres Millard Fillmore signed it extended Washington territory from the continental divide to the Pacific ocean including what Is now the northern part or panhandle of Idaho But the settlers were not yet satisfied Agitation for statehood befor nearly 15 gan and continued In 1889 they were successful years and Prea Grover Cleveland signed the bill — a month before he left the White House At a convention In Olympia on July 4 that year a conwas drawn up and at an stitution election on October It was adopted by the citizens A new man In Bonds! opened to settlement and brought immediate prosperity throughout the Northwest The arrival of the “Mercer Girls” widows and orphans of the Civil war provided wives for the territory’s excess male population Railroads raced to reach the great empire with new towns and settlements following the ribbons of steel There was a severe however when the new state was hard hit by depression and panic in 1893 Washington's recovery way rapid for its people were virile and determined The Alaska gold rush of 1897 made Seattle the metropolis of the Northwest and a few years later in 1903 there was a mining boom at Spokane which tripled that city’s Ports and shipping grew population rapidly on the coast Fishing became an important Industry Agriculture flourished and livestock increased all over the state Lumber business and mining brought to thousands prosperity The Evergreen state (or Chinook holds more than the majestic mountains canyons gorges forests lakes and highways shown In a tourist folder It is more than is It a land of vast natural scenery resources many of them as yet undeveloped or not fully utilized state) 0l69iiiC3 To:eso“?” mmm iOr) BARBS The sverage age of the American has been increasing population since colonial times says the Metropolitan Information service Just what is your average age today? iljii Rolling Wheat i Fields of I Eastern Washington k Army regulations have made men says Business Week The prices they have to magazine will pay for the civilian variety make some of them unconscious by aukha “? 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