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Mniwlar, July '17, 1922
Boston garter
MO. i" u. . mm uftiti
35c
Westenhaver & Gilbert
? I .a (li'undn Thui-Hiliiv.
Miss liuriiH and Vadaa Slark ar
viiiltiiiK relative in 1 luUler fur i
few days.
.Mr. and Mis. I,. St :i n -y :ir liv
IllK at their home uhllii woiklm
in th.i liiiy. '
Air. unci .Mrs. V. !:. I.oii'; wen
p visitors in town Wednesday eve
1IIIIK. ,
.Mm. Charlie Mori-Is of linblcr. It
k j spemliiiK h few days at tho houii
ol her parents.
I ho funeral cif Albert Fisher, who
a drowned in tho (Irande Itonde
r, river on Thursday or hmt week
"is new in the chapel at I he cem
etery .Sunday afternoon. Alb-rt 1.
l-'ishor was the non of Mm. K. Hsh
er of Kunimorvilld anil wiin horn on
January 21, lK;i, u their home
Wo. Me lost his life at Klein
.July , 11122. at the nun or 3 a years,
if. months il lll 12 daya. On Novem-
I b"r i:ii:!, ho was married tc
tlss Johnora Huffman of Joseph,
On ('ind to thin tinion five chll
ilnni were horn. Samuel, Itnpert,
Tlio'.boit and Albert .Mero.ll, dc-n-as'-d.
lie loaves to nioiirn hi
d'-ath, a wile and four children, a
mother, throe brothers and two Bis
tors, besides a host of friends.
roiSTsiI
VM) Adams Ave. J,a (irande
Summerville News Note?
KI'MM KItVIM.K, July 17. Tliv
Ladies Aid imt nl the homo (if .Mrs.
Simon Woodeil Thursday afternoon.
About .It) members and visitor. werr
present among tlii'in being Mrs. ('.
Jones t) Seattle, Wash., who is . is
II fug her winter, M rs, Allen and
Minn I'M i tli Moser (if La (irande, who
The Priceless
Ingredient
of ; 1 1 1 - irodiict; is I lie
honesty iiinl inli'Ki'ily of
tile IllllliCI'.
J 11 our ircsci'ii1 ions
we use S(l:l lil'.S' iiiro
drills ami eheiiiiealx.
Thev arc recognized as
the 'hesi.
Sqllilihs'
Sillilil)s'
arc. superior.
Caslor Oil
iiisoin Sails
Ik vlHltiHK Ihi! AUshoh Vonlu jiikI,
I.mdlo U';iKon(;r. A very plcjisinn
iiftiM-uonn wjih Hiiit. After thP
business nimjtiiii; wim lmhl. nnmir
wu turnfshed by MIkh Krni;t Wood
ll niirl th .Mism'3 Kern and On;i '
MrKinnirt on t hi iihnio mid violin.
A i;iinly lunch w;ih k ivcl at five
o'clock, Mrs. Kiirlo I'ark, Mr.. Id;nik
'ood II iiiwl Mrs. I'M. ('uiiibn ii.sisi
iiiK M i s. Wooilull In ln-r duty as
l)oi1 ess.
ChiLiilc Ihinson li.is koiic to ,os
tlno wIm'I'm ho wil )i I'liiidoytrd
(luring hnrvif.d on (hi rniich bidoiiL;
Int; to John lleiKey,
'Cyrus Mf'l)owcll, who has hi-m
in Hi" liospilal at Porliaiid lor llu-
puHt few niuulliH. n'tin ni'd lo hix
j lioiiid hvrit Sunday evening
Mrs. I'M. ('oml)H wan ralk'.l to
(.ran fl Friday moruiii om ac ourt
J of tho Illness of her mm, Leslie,
j who was injured in- ir Vi'u ent fa
u ii-.nnwity em 'riiiin'day.
I'atil 'Sloop of K'f'in,
I relative here.
j Mrs. Kunice Cottn'al ami Marv
OHwald liavn pone to Cev, w here
thev will hu emplo t'd pi -l.iu c! er
I rles.
I Mm. M. I'.. MeDmv.-ll w.-i-j 11m'
l'lleHl. of 'Ah'H. Wiijiiu I'll U Wed:is
I dry oveniiir.'.
; Mr. si II (t M J.J 111 Wise weio
, t raiisacl iiif,' !in:d iess In Ku Ci aiidt
! Tin rsday.
I llarry Ntiblll u i liiif-hcn vvi
. to tn town Hi.' I'lr.:l. pail of the
w eek.
i Fri'.-I Ileclier v;i-i a business vii
, tor In l.a ( Irande Friday.
Mrs. I'Minli anil son were I miiis
i net inn liiiHiiieKK in 1 in bier TburHday
iiiorniuK.
! Mrs. I.eo Wid'-rer was a hnsht'
viKilor in i;ij:hi Thursday .
.1. JO. Woods and Mrs. C. M. Ilah'
I were Imvlnj; denlnl work dnie In
STJkflKEY MEEDS -
i Mnur pnicTiipr
IIIUIIL HiUliJIUIIL
I." I"l In The OIh,tvit)
STAiIIKKV, July 7. liis scrtion
ids rain li.Jly. Kver) liiinL' is noi
ury-
Anlone Vey, Jr., shipped four ears
of heel' i-allle last Friday, llley wen
line Whiteluees.
. Smytia' Inolheis will la-jrin separat
iiik tln.ii- sheep this week. The camp
UnHcis aie hesy l)uildiajr eerrals.
Thomas lln.wlen, one of Smyth"
lirotheis' hi'iileis, was taken seriouslv
'11 sevLr.il days nir. anil left lor town
lie was later heard fnnn in Walla
Walla, whi re he underwent an opera
tion in a le.sinlal.
Mr. Illani'he llylton of Xew
nu.lllli, Idaho, is visilinu at the hum
i.f her un.-le's family,.). S. Hose.
I.. I. Hui m-t t ha- aceeptcif the posi
tion of rump lender lor ( unha hiuth
11 FUST T
iinrty-nine days out from Huffulo,
Nt-w York, in a nir, and coii.Lderiii!;
.hat stops wure made in every statu
hey went through for few hours or
i da.v, isn't bail mm- at all. Mrs. K!-
V ft 1(1 Ranin :t,t . - i I .. l-.t
ward und Ida Summer, made up th.-
l-ranklin urhrick of this tity, with
hom they are visiting for a cuuple oi"
weeks.
Thcv urriurwl in I .. f 1 i.
HtV m (it in no- dii.l k.wl .,,,..).. tu
, . , "ni'nr tin.' ciune
'.rin withinit unv. ivoni.i.. ti w ..
turn to their' home hy way of Yellow
itone park
Keeping Faith
With Customers
TWELVE HURT
INAUTOWRECK
I'OHTI.ANI), July 17. TwlIv,. per--eas
were injured, six to the extent of
reiiuirinir hospital attention, when tV
aKhtseeinir bus of he Tyrrell Trip
-oinpany "luinied from' tli,. Columbia
Kiver hiirhwnv three milts west of
Multnomah falls and telescope !
ajrainsl n tree shortly Imfoij : o'clia l;
vesterday al'lernoon. The litis v:o nt
teniptiiiK to pass a t-ounty truik, lioth
headi-d west, just as that line. 9 ire
'urncd out lo pass a horse-drawn v
hiele, forcinpr the driver of thej.-,er-valion
car off the road.
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SSUES
A ST1TE1EIT
Tins store is Klad to be a part of this community
We are happy in the thought that our homes are
here, that as citizens of this town and community,
wo share its joys and privileges and help bear it
liifUms. ' . .
We shall always s?rive lo serve gn the basis of tha
Gulden liule, tho principle upon which al?ottr stores
are founded.
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Our high-grade values aod low prices eucoursg
thrift and economy.
litis is one of 371 stores which, keeping faith with
customers, has created the World's Largest Chain
Department Store Organization.
I he followini' eenimunication h.il n 60inrnn nrir.I I ininin nnr-mrt
Sullivan rotunied from tin
riHiniry niter iaKni(f out
VIMIIIU' l!Ht.t,
p.'i-itute h
Jaik Slanio a'so returned from tlv
Pendleton nunitry.
Ira Wil.-e. ,t"k out a band of p;n
lure horses to Haines.
liail J I anion ;ind a boy frit-ud fiu.n
Kamcda and liubv N'orden of IVndiu
:in iiic he,-,, fishing and spendinir :
jew day- campiiij; en the river. The'
are all srhoolmates tf the Kose hoys.
'1 he Corihy ear .-tripped its ears
in the hills while tm a l'mirth d" July
trip with several other machines. Mr.
( "!ih-y is ituw a stockman of the
'Iiai de Kmnle valh V, although he w;is
tl'e dwuer of Fly valley several years
ihiou;
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To all eoiu-erned
Am in receipt of asur:ime that t!ie!
I'nioti piicific will not atrree to anv
arrangement that miht be made for
aKiiiK buck slukeis which would af-l
feet status of men who stayed v.ithj
Company, or those that havy entt rei
mpioy snu'e .liny jsi
Advise nil mployes neeordiiurlv.
'W, liOl.LON.S.
MEETIHGTODAY
17 The twellti-l
DISSATISFIED
ATMOSPHERE OF
HOPE PERVADED -RAIL
SITUATION
1ai:Tt M) .Inly
:il annu.
eoinieit ion at the Ameri-
here.
(Hy Assoctiiion lrenB)
JKItFSAI.IOM, July 17. The en
deaxor of Great Hritaiu lo secure
(Cumw4 tmm Puna Otm.
"WHOLE BLOGK'IH
riuitinir of men to replace the ktrikcrt,
at least to a larire extent.
On the other nuestions at issue
outside eontiactinir for hon worli
modit'ication of cuitain rules and
workinir agreement, the estahlishnient
QATOI
repoit, und thuitiu
of Washington
I i i-r an adui e
DAYTON, Wash., Jul v 17. Fire m"' n-.i tiiwest.
unktmwn oiinin si.;rlii:jr ir a feed --nd
livery bain ut 12:'.'A) .Sond.'.v i -nn'Miie.;-
lo-
To Trap Th
.Some of the farmers ale ruttini;
lie ir hav. The continued dry wealhei
is rusliiilK tin- hayinir season.
.Ml-, fliise went down In tlo. Oihiw...
cininlry lo In- irone a week, lie will swept over a whole Ini.-inc.-s hl.i: !,
cultivate his benics and potatoes , ''IK damai-'e eitimattd tu l.,ll,ot.li.
while th-re. i Jess I'tckett, en(ri'.(:-eil in fiirh-
Mrs. Illanch, llyllon ami J. I. Ham- the flames, was stiuck by a li!
Itim nuuie a trip to li (irande Friday, iron wheel and had three lib.- br.is
Tin ii feiivinir was the signal for hrinir The Itiss'-s include: Colcn-te
ini; out all tile cow bells and tin pani:ton (raiaire. Jlenry J'riiif;!., ,':(J.
in inepaintion f'ir their return. $2ll(H) in.-uiaiHe; Henry 'f ;
i. Mile .nine Mario smith lei! hii.i w-airon niaki.r and hlacksniKh,
lean lu.-tiiute (;f -HalikiiiL' oneiual
tmlav. with deb-nates present from nil : com irmation of the Palestine man-
... ... ............ o..i....a II I....L.. .date hv tho lenene nl' tuitions In.
I of Detroi' resident called the first i hi iimini; out puiuted comment in;ot conciliation boards and wngesit
llm-iiuss session 10 ordir and deliver-i the Arabic press. w "cclared that most ol the roads
iLl los annual lenort. following the op-l Knihol. ,l hy the stand taken ' 'ly -had to ,l;ll'sh- outside
ieniue formalities. Kichard W. Hill I l,v ,l. v, o ., , ,.'," ! contractlnK as oidered hy the labor
the mandate on the ground that it JCWK K
does not pniyide sufficient Kiiaran-! boards under the Icdeia', trnnsporti-
iiiiioi no . in.-: noil act- lhus but two questions, it.
devotillK manyiu-as asserted, both of which
strolllily wurded articles Ugain b( brouirht beiorc the labor
tioaid lor disposition on the demand
of the men for a rehearing.
newspaper, threatens the povern-
inent and the Zionist oi'L-aiiiration
with an Arab revolt In Palestine If
t he Hritish mandate is approved hy
the league o( nations In Its present
lorm.
ynilnPlrrr'l'"v"lt'"n '" lilu"t''";11 lnt,J "s r,;-r-idoes not provide suffh
MIIMrt ."'e 'r1 i'm"" it- .. t k i l' l 'he Christian in
! IJ U'l 1 1 1 L.U '''"'''.""!'. "' l'i'"" y nl 'he tiiiversi'yi,.ohln,ni, , MlronKl VK
on the proirram ,,, ' i.i'..
on the history of thei
in.: i,eu li .oaaoes a Jerusalem
THREE LEHDN
HCTC II PUIMf
lui' U lu'i-
jun d.
and wits painfully in-
WiMi
.-ick li:.
in luibeitsfm has been oil the
for the past week.
TIIK PKSTTACKl.KtiKTS
TlIK IIKST IvMoSl l.TS.
; SMITH NAMED
! ASflllAI
;illl, no insuiunee; (i. K. I'urt. I!, pi.i
chinit. 0. ; JO. JUilO insurance; N l
.iMin H Son, implements ant! maehm
eiy, S"Ui)i, ( ov( red by insur.inee; K ri
eit His, automobile repair shop $.'!."ii)M,
no iiiviiiaiice; It, I'. West, hay -ef -chant,
a-'d lively S'Jt(;0, sn;(Hi insur
aiira: Home Comfort barn, p!a e
when fin- stai teti. (J. W. Mi ycr, LV
PiHt. no in.-.urunce. N u:iu j .his ot her
m.'iJhr Io-j,ms( rani-ntf fiom ".(; U
$irm. .
rl he lu at from the biir;iine; bni!-'.
inirs was so intense thill thi- surface
of a whole lloek of paving was lturr.eil.
There lire tin
the Ti'otil Sinii
Xew K hnls
v ( 'a n't I.'esi.
I'OltTI.AMl, July 17. -The demo- "
calic stale central committee tlieetinK Patience In Government,
in I'a: t !:'"! .Saturday unaniinotlsly re- l'aiii'"'-e is n vlrliw everywhere ;
iictcd hi-. ('.. I. .Smith as ::t:'o chair- hut il shier with pi-catiM Iiisi.t in
man. No rival candidate for the job ttie ev-n of fcnvernincnt. Williain
was pl.n-cd ii) uuininalion, so tb(. dec-; lynti.
Ihei o!' 1'r. Smith was t,iut throUL;h by .
ac'-lamal ion.
Ml s I'. lia tiavin of The Dalles Has
When .slarl inj;- ri.-.iini;,
rihl - hy I'ii'si looking
our Taelde Line.
Newlin Book 8c Stationery Co.
S' H. E- R. R- Y.'S
LAST DAY
. ALICE LAKE
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"The GOLDEN GIFT'
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A MB(3-ell Kargar Production
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i tu-f .us ine ii-uer ii inn Her uvc hi a
Jew ;iv.
ALSO SHOWINQ A TWO REEL COMEDY
elected vici ehaii man of the stale
commit Ue, a p,st going by eourtesy
hi a woman. Appointment of a see
. i ; : 1 1 ir.nl treasurer will be made by
I lie executive committee. Frank Strei
ln of INnilaiitl has been seereinry th'
oast ear. Ihiring recent month-, thery
his in i n no treasurer the eoinmit t -e
as a w hole handling ail financial mat
lei. W;.lier M IMeree, the party's guber
I'-iioti.-il candidate, spoke for 15 min-tUc-i
after transaction of business had
liei .1 completed. Inasmuch its h(. was
'i to Lric his le.-uye on "The Kise
. f i enmei ac " at the night meetinir
of the rorthun! Hoys' lemoemt!c Club
Candidate Pierce gave only tlie high ;
lights of the campaien situation as he
has eiieounlei etl them in hj journeys
about the st ite
FOREST FIRE
Ituy and net!
'lassllled Ads.
through Ob:
CANTON. China. .Inly 17 f'hlnn'K
third America ti l.euion post has ;
just b en organized here, the others,
beiufr at Shanghai and Peking. In j
spite of tile ditlielllty tilat the Ainer-i
icu!i community of Canton is small ;
and scattered, tin post was formed
w ii hi itii the aid of national ur de- I
. p i i-i meiita i leton ol i ieiais.
'i'lie :!ti nuinb' is inehifle bankers,
niistaonaries, tobacco snlesmi'u, elvil ,
and mining and electrical engineers.
; ant omubile and oil men, and sailors'
irnm a 1 . S. gun boat. I here are
two Chinese membtrs. one an in
i st riicior in (lie college of arirnl
! 1 tire, the other a government radio
; v-r.no, , n -m ... o. uie o "Chamberlain's Tablets for the sto
n.ae not Im.uuu..,) oeen men. oers , miwh an(, jvL.r ar1 spicndi(1 nevor
.d the A:.e ric:.n Legion tirp nf telling my friends and neigh-
Ihe lead ot the ( antnn post is bors 0f their qualities." writes Mr.
j Chimandev Al'red II. Holt, former-1 William Vollnier, Eastwood, N Y.
, y ot Cake Coi-e.-t, Wisconsin, and I When bilious, eonstinatcd or t rmihlnrf
mdigrr-tio!!, give, them n tna .
I'A Sabah, nnolher dnJIy, deelares:
"Knglnud. asked the tenue ot na
tions to ronflrm the mandate at
onee theVeby be'leving that the na
tional spirit in us would be crushed,
and telling us nothing could be al
tered since it was a fait accompli.'
Ket Kngland beware, the revolution
now going on In Syria will not take
long to spread und penetrate . ulso
in Palestine.'
Nationalist fires already are rag
ing in the breast of every Palestine,
according to well informed observ
orn here, ; whjy avo nf the- o-piniou
also that il would take only a littlo
spark tu start a general conflagration.
A Splendid Mrdicinc for the Stomach
and Liver.
itiw professor ol tne t aniun
Colie
I They will df- you gond -
-Adv.
Rut while Sabbath calm enfolded"
the headquarters of the contendiue;
forces in Chicago, reports nf the can
cellation of trains because of the coal
shortage or the growing lack of equip
ment, alid of sLrikc outbreaks contin
ued. Union leaders nlso predicted
some accessions- to their ranks Mon
day from th" stationary firemen and
oilers and the eleiks.
In Texas, iicv. Pat Ncff was still
refusing to order state troops to Ueni
son where outbreaks were threatened
At Cleveland, Ohio, the second out
break of the strike Saturday night re
sulted in the killing of a striking shop
woiker near the spot where a first
stiiktr was slain a week ago.
Oiy Asftorinl-'d t'remO
!.KTKOIT, July 17 Kailroads must
cease their .reported efforts to compel
maintenance of way workers to per
form duties of striking shopmen or
the maintenance of way men will he
called nut on strike, K. F. (irablc, in
ternational preside!!: of the mainten
ance of way brotherhood, declared here
Sunday night-
Mr. tirable indicated that in any
event no strike action by his organiza
tion could be evnectcd liefore Thurs
day, the dav he has set for a meeting
here of the brotherhood's grand lodge,,
which includes the general hairmen
of all divisions, and members" of tho
executive council.
on
The fe
for th.
I gain
est fire which ha been burn
al mib-s south f I, a tirainl0
pa-t week gamed headway
Saturdav and spread ove,
mlilitional area- Fatly last week 1.. H
j Kusscli, county fiie warden put a crew
l of men to work and by Tuesday it was
undi r control, the burning area lvintr
I been segregated.
l ,a .er in in witk toe n un s oi
t be land- whit h is partly cemmerci-ii
and partly s.-rub timber, took charjc
of the wotk them.-elves and Saturday
ihe foe again began spreading.
M r Ku?.sell imported this niornini'
'ha' he ha.t the fir. under control
0
0e of Mjn'i Ways.
When thj)'erage mun pay n
pHaient to Ills wife he whimpers
hvt when he s'.idv ihe neibbo
hear lilui.- A'.chlseu tib.Q.
ntui j hi: v ant
om-
It,
QDUUUutfJD
TlQ THINKER
HooverSzedeGsxcerie
Where tiq thrifty throng
YOUR GAL.VATIOW 9HINK!
Can Your Berries
and Cherries Now
Large Fresh Shipments Received Daily.
Lcgaiiberries, Raspberries," Blackberries,
Ckcij Caps, Cfypraats, Peftc!iG8, Apricots,
Lowo.-4t .Market Pi ao Daily
o (Quality (fuaranieiOi.
Mason 1-Wiit ,JSrs,.ints 07c
.Masyu l-'ruit .Jars, uarts
'ihese aX2 nev0jar.s e(inii1ek' atli ruh
liers ail zinelii. 9 0 5c5
Doift I', r-ri The Ciartrejs 'nnioht (o?u-liinentiinfcticlo-ts.
It's ou thjfoverizeil.
HO.O VERIZD GROCERY
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