East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-03

Portland during the 1925 exposition The Portland papers
view is expressed in the following editorial:
If Pendeton
score great hit thereby. Roundup
representative
be larger house while
Pendeon for week. acted as host to the visiting world
exhibition be remembered of a Buffalo
s Wd West snow 1t is staged play 1t contest for prizes and
this contest
of the popular holiday books.
Magazines printing stories Tie Pcndeton show; railroads
yeisins extensively tourist
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sn @ see II u re eNoSon can e o M
as a fair feature i'll prove good adyersng for OREGON would sun be
would not necessarily preclude the holding of Roundup at endon the
The 1925 fair offering win show surprises the
pro-
ducts here and each state of the union win be invited to make display in its
building the Round Up viii
The passing rapidly
5o, ana his pony or the tran that the sun goes dG%n h4t the rndcn
see it in 1925,
OF course the idea is not workable even should Pendeton
wish to transfer its show to Portland during the year
position Experience has that the Roundup cannot be
staged in aarge city. Most people who know the Roundup
know why 1t cannot be done for the that coffee
brisk day in the open cannot be served in a city cafe.
But even if the scheme workable it would be mistake
toy We do not want the 1925 visitors to conne their sight
seeing to Portland To them to do would be
bunder OF the first water They should be encouraged to
the state and its undeveoped places where opportunities await
Fair visitors should be urged to Eastern Oregon which has
unused land and mdeveloped natural than
any other portion of the state The Roundup of 1925
should be held Pendeon and used lure draw strangers
to this region They be accommodated here easily and
perhaps more cheaply than in the exp )son city
Ii Portland is in good faith about making the exposition
state wide affair and understands the opportunities the rave
Of that year will create it will encourage the 1925 Roundup in
Pendeton and also other events that may be staged outside
Portland that year 1t is needless to that with state
proposed for the benefit of the exposition the suggestion by h
Telegram shows astonishing lack of tact If exposition visit
to be corraed in Portland and kept from other d
of the state then Portland should the financial cost
the exposition and the proposed should be voted down
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The trouble with the unemployment conference is that ha
devoted its time to attempt ateang symptoms rather thar
the disease The remedies proposed and ev
II carried out would not accomplish much.
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Portland develop only as Oregon goes forward if tn
people in the metropolis will stop thinking exclusively of he
local affairs and will help promote Oregon development
they will serve themselves well other districts of the state
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When Judge Denny brought the Mongoan pheasant to Orr
gon from China he performed great for the sporSme
likewise the shotgun industry,
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If you have objections to the Improvement program pannc
by the council and the city planning commission the tin
to make your views known; this is your town.
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The the Japanese question handled without glov
the better will be for the Pacific and the PEACE of Il
world.
Towns do not grow; they are built. "