La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 24, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER " Friday,' August 21, 1023. ' HE LEO BY Butler Tells Britain What "Education" Is K Of NOTE PROFESSORS Ni:V YOltK. (I, S. 8.) Aro you hull1 of his American colleagues Hint ilmnlcd person? If not iif to mire try tin- Under lost; nil l.oudon'H do ing It. Ir. Nlehnhi Murray Itullor, presi dent of I 'oluuihlii I 'Diversity, who has JtiHl returned I'ruiii a visit to ihi'. Urjl-. sh metropolirt, gave Kngla ml tho fol lowing outline of what lit' regards uh I In- chiraeterlsticH of an educated person: ) 'orrcel ih'Hh and precision ' In Din use of tho mot I) or tongue, fieri m-d ami gentle man iter. Hoimil standards of appreciation of beauty ami worth, and a character forrntd on these standards. The practice and habit of . refleo- Jlon. ft. ' llv Conslaniliii- Stcplianme International Nons Koi-Wi-e wnrr SOFIA, A ifovi-rnilieiit of profes sor has replace,l (In- ifnv.THii.-iil r farmers which nihil I" S"lx!"'il1 "" in tin- rail ni' tin- Siniiilmlisky Klme. In rm-t II win- Ki'oiip or 1"" iVmnro that liniNKliI uhool the down I'ull or .Alexander Htiitnhollsky, tlm 1)0. 18.1111 I'll'llllcr. Htnniliollsky ' oiu- of 'he lilM-r-ist enemies "I' H"' UtilBiiHiin educa tional Kysloin. H" i-owii-dul profes sors 11 Hit R IKt.lllH UK .-IH-Hltl-H llllil W outspoken n coiuleiiuiatlon "I their Influence In luilliniiil llri. About a yi'iir aico Hluinliollsky. h, 'decree, I'lowsl I lie I'nlvtiislty nf SoNu anil banished- II" t-n c-li.-i-i. uinl il.-ntH, derlnrhiK Unit Hi" country liml i.o nceil of II" in. l'n-xi--l ill. Imw n, Htiiiiihnllsky fniinil 111" decree opposed liy tin- lionmiiltn. who. In mom' iuntli iM-i-H, were III siaum-in-m. supporters. .Many (H th.' stu.lcnli-! were sons or peasants, "nil limy oli- ; jected to Hi" fliwIiiB of Hi Ivcr-j ully. Hlnialiollsky was forced In ni-: srlnd bin ilc-.t-r.-i-. Thin wiim Hi" first, defeat nr his rat' an I'l-i-'riili.-r. ) 'i-t... .iiMnui lefi Htainliollsky more j bitter limn i.vci- toward Hi" unlver-1 LONDON, (I. N, S.) "'I'll'- present Miiy hu m, II" ii- ci ij.-ii I lv 1 li i-.-ii i U' d I religious disinclination is a trniredy" to'replaeo ihi- -lioiii iimil:." mil vi-ri.it v. I ,ot.i,tre, I)r. Charles F. Aked, Kan u ,yl,',l It with an Mn.rl,,n In- temporarily Hi ii tit Ion of higher learning. ' , . , , ... .It wan the I'niv.TMiiy of Sofia that 1 occupying a pulpit in London. 1 th'fi took a stand agaliiist the agrar- see no sig-ns of a rel.Kinux revival in irtii KOWinmi'Til, and l'ror MKor Twan- I Ainorica. tiiHt, tho prownt l'nnil-v, who li-d "It is Irrrible to think that cliurch- itw- tnovi'iiH'iii for HtaninollHKy h ov-i'- t mhhihi nuve u oe.t'ini 10 imuvhik lOi'flch'nry, or' Dm llilnpi. Ii oii aro Irh'd and found want in i; la tin-He cliaractfri.stlcH lln-n you ari'ii't I'flurali'd, no mailer how inutli know led ko you may have, accord I it ir to stati-iiti-iitM ncci'ffllli'd to Dr.'I'ait- h while hi' wan tn lOnu-land. thcro in hoiih- doubt uh to whether tho I'nlti-d Htat-M haw, heen KcttliiK real education front ItH tiiindredH of col-Icju-H and iinlverHilleM. 'America 1h beKinnliiK lo unk," mild I r, lialtcr, "whether who Ih Reitlim: ih'e alue hoped for from the Ircincn doiiN hiiioh ishe Kpendu on eilucatlon. I'o the peofdo who puKH tliroilKli hcIioo) ;ind collect- approach tho ucu tionw of everyday life In the npirll or method) of Ht'lence?" I )r. I tut lerH Mtatcmentx appear in have aioiiNCd noun- Interest 111 KilK IIkIi hoHouiM. x welling t hem with na tional pride. Now the I'nlted Hlaton lu threatened witli a pracilcal demon- power to do jNtrallou of the rcHiiltM of education a.i I'iKlniid lielh'ves It aliould he demon Kt rated, Am a result of tho I littler speech there Ih now a movement afoot, t.- nend u delegation of mm liundred l-;i)!ish boy and KlrlK to tho I'lilied Slalea to Hhow Hie remiliK u tho Kuk ll.Mh HVHtem of eiliicilioii, Hay ropoiin I if, liulfer frankly cfMifi MHed on he- -from London F ROM HOT-LAKE K.G. Preacher Sees No Religious Hope For U.S. Ibrow. waf; Hie moBt active leader In oimoKllioii. The univerxlly : men rttrmiKly candenined HtaniboliNky'K !- IoKt!d tnuppreHHion o academic, and JouHiallntlo fiH'cdom. , Oriitlntilly HtamholiHky and Tcan- koff worn collottKtieM and tnemhera of tho ('eHHant I'nlon. Tminkorf, how over, withdrew from Hi Ik movement nt'oauM! of IiIh ohjeetlon to iln pol JcIok and rounded the National Tnlon, In which ho drew about him Ii it col Iohkuch In Hie law department, of the titilverHlty of Holla. Hlambolinky and '.I'MUnkofl' then heeame fervid onetnlert. anl eventually II wan Hid actlvitlen of the National I'nlon that remitted lii the overthrow of Htamhollsky and tho acceHHion to power of 1 Torn lor Tmihkoff. Hlnco the tn w novernment look of-f-lite may of Hio drarunian incaHiireH t iiforoi'd hy SlarnhollHky lia vu been repealed, UoHtrtctioiiH that were placed upon Hie linlvt-rHlllos ami up on Hie pronn ,linvo been removed, Kreodom of thoiiRht and Mpeoch, over a ourdlna lu-ecepi id' tint National 1'nlonlntn, exiHtH to a greater dereo under Hit THankoff (iovernmoul than d ml Hk' Hie reKlnm of hln prodi-ceMHor. picturoH to attract, the people worship. "Hunc. rods of churehos in the United States have frankly ahun iloned Sunday evening norviccs, and hundrods of others make use of .sen sational moving .pictures to attract people to the .services- "It is not even us thotiyh Jh films shown were of a religious character. The programme is an ad dress by the minister, the sinpintr of hymns, u collection taken, and then the service degenerates into .sensalionalism. "It is generally considered better to attract the people to the church es by these means, ami to do them all the good possible while they are there, than to leave the churches; empty. "In Kansas City there are two Congregational churches with anor thodox service, my own and another; there are two more that offer mov ing picture attractions, while seven fine . churches in - the immediate neighborhood have closed' down." L OPENS SEPT.3 Huge Decrease Aoted in German Beer Production Ml'NK'H, (liy AMMOclatyd J'reHH.) Germany's beer product ion Ik lesrt than half what It was In pre-war duj'K. I .mil year Ihore wore only :t:t, H00, (Mia hectoliters produced at affUtllNt ?0,0flM,IMIU hectoliters in Hie pVrtod Immediately preceding tho war, t Tho hoer production for I.H'- wan roiiKhly h7 1 ,iMiii,n,i(i galloiiK, or nearly 1 fi (ralloim for each Inhabitant of tho (ifnunn republic. Kxpcrleuced bar koperx mumiKO to get eight glass.-: of beer Put of every galbui, no a! that rale o ery luhatittanl of (b riuanx intV'ht have hud Co fhiKMeH tf beer last year, or, roughl, tine glans every tiitoo Uay, 1 TIjo hrewers nay the decline In beer clormumptlou Is dm- to the poverty of tin public, Tempi ranee worker say educational work as to i he evil ef ioIm oi alcohol Ii- n pnnslble for much of tho decline hi bet-r drinking, i,H d beant doctors say Hi.' world wide Ijefdrc of WOIIIe-1 In be sleililer III riner jo wejtr pre u inn v iaMHion aim Kelloy, Mrs. T ijiiuii: iliiliiril, entriiiin iuniKer 111' ft. luore ahMlcmhna. ( in 11MM iheriy were 4L,aiHi persons directly employed by the brewing In dustry lu ( Ionium) . 't he number is llOW UMI.IUIU ll'.IM, COVK, (Special). Cove school will hpgin, as usual on the first Monday in 'September. The faculty this year is as follows; Prof J. If Price, Miss Ituth. Hlackrngton of La (iramle, Miss lOtiiel Quimby, Halsey, Oregon, i.Miss Uennott, Im j ramie,', Mtss Josephine Jiliss, Union, and Miss (Jeorgianna Jcnsnn, also of Union. Mac Hecs, son of Mr. and Mrs. tK. Kees, who was hurried to the. I hospital at Hot Lake last Sunday, is slowly recovering, inter an operation for appendicitis. The shower of Sunday did little damage and did col the air. On Thursday afternoon of last week, Mrs. K. F. Roberts entertain ed her S, S. class in honor of the tenth birthday anniversary, of her daughter, Clara, and Dorothy (.inlay. The two birthdavs fallfnir on nearly the same date, the were celebrated together. I are having a grand time at the ramp, in the canyon- visitors were numerous Sunday, totaling almost a half a hundred. Mr. and Mrs. John Haerfer made a trip to Boise orul the Arrowrock dam. They were absent several days, returning on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hefty have a new louring car. It arrived on Thursday and on Saturday they test ed its good qualities by a trip to Wallowa lake, returning on Monday. The car is a Chevrolet. , Transient Orchardists Blamed for Disease SPOKANE, Wash. Transient or chardists are responsible for many of the. diseased orchards found in 'the' Spokane" valley," according to John' i. Wiley, state horticulturist. Many of the worst diseased orchards found, he reports, are those which are for the most part owned by travelling, men who have rented their ranches to men who remain .only a short while. "We are expecting to combat this condition hy organizing districts in which spraying will be under the su pervision of competent experts who The yuests nttendinir this will see to it that the spraying is delightful affair were Dorothy and done at the proper time and with ItesMP Unlay, Clara Roberts, Louise the exacting care the situation re-, and Kugene Anderson, Grace, Kuth I MiiireH," Mr. Wiley said here, upon! and Glen Hartley. Zora Kvans, Max-1 ' return from un inspection of; inc Towle and Neddie Marlon. Af-lthe northeast part of the .state. He I ter an afternoon spent in playing '""k for compulsory measures kames, dainty refreshments of.wMe cases. strawberries, ice cream and cake I It T I .A K K Special ). Tom Alunnix, of -Portland, recently return oil lu his home, having been a pattleul at tint Sanatorium. Author Mulhollaml. of La. Grande, who wuh operated upon recently, has recovered and returned to hit home. Alrn. Nova Thaver, of Knterpriso, broutiht her children to Hot, Lake for treatment, ' 1 Airs. L Al. Itrotherton. a prominent I business woman of Walla Walla. Wiij Ih at Hoi Lake with her daughter, for) treatmeni, Air. Ii, Al. Tramp, ban returned to her homo al Wallowa, after u sei-loii? surgical operation. Air, and -Mrs. K. Al. Nisloy, of Hunt-1 higton, have Juki returned home. They havo been at Hot UiUe for three weckM, Airs. Hisley having tinder gon ; a siirgjsal operation. Aim. J- rank not i man, oi m inn hi, came to Hot Iwike for treatment a f. v.- la.vH ago. Air. and Mrs. J. II. Johnson, of V(u enl, are al Hot Lake. Airs. Johnson wa.s operated upon recently. Al r. Johnson Ih employed by the l.owman HlekH Lumber I'on.pauy. Tola- and Airs. It ecu, uf Cove, aro. at Hot Labo with their mm Alack, v ho wa operated upon two days ago for obstruction 'l tr.r howel.4. The Loosei; are on! timers of the valley, ami I heir friend.-; will be Interested to know that Mack ix Improving nicely. r. (', IJarrtnger and H. il. Aloyors, of Holse, Ida ho, are pa ti en 18 at tin1 Sanatorium. Ik-sUieu helm; a promin ent real estate man. Air. llarringor In a very wonderful polo player, and Is always on Hoise'is- first team. He played In the Stock Show Tourament, al 1'nion, two years ago. Air. Aloyors, Is in I ho bi-okerago business there. J. A. Uumhley, a well known saw- mfll man, ol I'nlon, came to lint Sana torium very 111 this week. Jack ennm to I'nion whni Catherine Creek was only a small Irrigating ditch, Al I'M, H. J. Tompkins, of Walla Walla, Wji b; at Hot Uike for Con sultation and treatment. Airs. John ' I took out, of Kntorprlso, has returned for treatment .after' a couple of weeks at homo. Tom Alack, of Baker, Js at Hot Lalci with his wife. Air. Alack is a promin ent rancher of that nor t Ion. Wade I loggau, of Asotin, Wn a prominent farmer and stock raiser, returned home today, after a surgical operation. W.. L. Ala lion ey, and family, u Heppner, were at Hot l-tko best week. Mr. Alahoney Is cashier ot on? of the banks at Heppner, ami an old resident there. Word was received from AT ir.i rhy. that ho will spend a months vacation with his father at Hot Lak-1, iro.u Hush .Medical College, beginning Soot. ft Alark has many friends who will bo glad ta wolcwme hi m home. Ho baa ono moru .yearnt liush. (earnest. McCown, who haf; made his home with I it I'hy at Hot Lake, for several yours, has returned to Louis ville. Ky. He. will finish his medical ourse there ijr-xt Juno, and servo his Internoshlp nt Hot Lake. wore served- Tho Ladies' Guild irave a delightful r I party at the homo of Mrs. J.' M lllamette's Sclnilulc (ilvni, HALIO.M, or., Ciuy Hathluin', Wlll irnetto uni'erslty's new football MODKHN THAMWAVS M KNACK ' ANCIKNT AKCHKS OK PKKLNG PRKJNG. The "pailous," orna mental nrchlike affairs of wooden bounm with carvings and scrolls painted in blues, greens and reds and which lend an added ipiainlness to Peking's streets, are threatened with destruction through construc tion of street railways in the capi tal. Mrs. A. (i. Conkliu. LMrs. L. R. Lav, Mrs. J. J. Conley, Mrs- L. 11. Carter. Mrs. G. K. Barker. Mrs. It. H. Dan iel, Mrs. Robert Vrenoh. Miss Moss C. Heftv. and Mrs. A. M. McKennon, Chirk sville, Ark-, 'Mrs, J. S. Dunham, Yakima, Wash., Miss Helen Moreland, Portland, and Miss' Helen Pavne, Walla 'Walla, Wash. Kiro Humane Slight. A fire in (he wheal field of Wil ;lis Wright of Lower Cove one day I last week caused considerable ex-, cilement, but was extinguished be fore it bad caused much damage. Misses Goorgiana Jenson and Jo sephine HI is, both of Union, but will be touchers at Cove, wre in town Monday looking over tho nos- sibilities of the school house. i Miss Mildred Pavton of Maker s'ent Iho week-end 'at Hie l.awsui The "nailou." snan the ni incinat ' "ion. .Miss Payton with RtreelH nt intervals. Their bases ro-lf' a,m Mrs- laWM"1 '""I Miss Lois strict the roadway and would inter-! I'aws"n w-ere t ove visitors on Sun lre with the proposed surface lines. 'Hie municipal authoritie,i are put- , r' ln ' . 'V4- xi 1 1 t- and clul tinpf up a fight for their pieserva- !, ' 'dleton wove visitors at tioti or rebuilding where it is abso-IV11' ,m' ,lf l; " ikuwv for s'V''ial hilMv v.hHhI (bat tlu-v l.n inilln.l I "('('"' I. Conlev on Thursday artoi'noon.'('ni,,'h- yelerday made public tho The guests were Mrs. T.' W. Cnnkiin, j "ehodulo of games for the coming ason, as follows: l'"'v"rsiiy of (Meffon at Salem, Sep- ...rsity of Washington at Sent. I. ClllhiT li. .Mount Angel college at Satom, Oc tober i'o. Cheiuawa Indian school at Salem, Cetober 7. College of Paget Sound at Tacotna, Nctvelllhel . Ltnfleld college at AloMinnvMo, No vember, la. Whitman college at Salem, Novem ber in. 1 'a el l le university, probably nt Portland. November L'.l. College nf Idaho at llolso, Novem- Death Roll Cheated. MOUNT VKRNOX, .Wash. The railroad crossing death roll was cheated of the name of Jasper John son of 'Clear lake recently when John son jumped from his car as it stall ed in front of an on-coming North-j Modern r.-r ern Pacific train at Clear lake. (street, garag. Unique Coin Sold for $1,100 LONDON.-M)ne of the most valu able of English coins wa.s sold at auction recently for $1,100. the specimen whs one of the lo "Petition" crowns, or five - shilling pieces, issued in the reign of Char les II. At that time a Dutchman was appointed engraver for new coinage much to the dismay of Thom as Minon, com designer of the t av. He therefor made an eflort to re-lo gain his appointment by producing j g his "Petition" crown, around which o he engraved an appeal to the King isKing him to compare his work "GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL" UNLIKELY, SAVANT BELIEVES fOLl'MlU'S. Ohio, ( L N. H.) "America cannoj bo put Into a book." uxsorts Profotwor Jos.ph VlllerH lanney, head or the Knu lish department, Ohio Stite I nl-vei-slty, who duubtu whether tho "great American novel" ever "will arrive. " "Peuplu who have believed In tho coming of the. great American novo! have collectively irwid'a up u sort ol rod pit tor it, adi contri buting en eaicntinl Ingredient' Professor Hennoy declared. "It must be written by a real Ameri ean. It must rnvlsage, America In thomo, motifs, character. 111. pulse, national aspiration and natural Hoonory and background. Jt must be, most of all, a gonulno work of art, aduuato in Hlructuro to tho greatness of tho conception embodied. "Thin is n largo contract," con tinued ProfoHsor Denney. "I mil afraid that noun- essential will be left, out when the work stands complete. America Cannot bo put into a book., Life is bigger than literature" inpmjsed toV at- ' n.;-t the offenders! as .vagrantfi vlien ; . ney Lai-ollee .lnV'i po ssiljU; t jipprehPinl them. SPOKANE PEOPLE TO GET A REAL THRILL ' SPOKANE, Wash. Penpite Spo kunc'n orillnance unainst liuckmif nl ' ropintr contest.-i as public eiitertain 'ment, nonie tlirills alonj; tins Hup lare promised Interstate l-'air visitors l-Vy'iff Jupaiu-so TiiIiiicco TokilTi Jiiiwinse tolj'ac-eo of in-foi-ior m'mllty in l"'ir wnt from Japan to Kicypt i increasinK uan tit fs, blen.led there, li-out?ht back an 'KKypllui' ciK."""" , , he .la i to)' ui-mrilinir to the Janan Kconoitiist, approximately l.lDS.OOO hales of this tobacco were thus treated and the amount will bo ex reeded this year. lloiire Is o I'hiei- wln-rn yon have l.-Mi-in-d lo inljnsi yoiirsi-lf lo the iin-er USED CARS Potato Crop Important. SPOKANE, Wash. Although peo ple of this district may not gener ally realize the importance of the potato crop, there are only four counties in the western part of the United States that produce more po tatoes than Spokane county, accord ing to information received by the county agent from the department of t agriculture. Two counties in California and one each in Colorado and Dakota grow more potatoes than Spokane county. Now Wheat Developed. AL11ANY, Or.. A new brand of wheat, especially adapted for rail sow ing, bus been found at Shedd. where Kd .inimormau after years of careful e nit I vat ton from on stray stalk of wheal found by him in his field years ago, now has 2f acres of this new wheat. The county agent has investi gated the new wheat and says that it is hard 'white and that goniti Indi vidual heads produced 1 on grains. Tho wheat has been certified .and will probably bo used as seed wheat. statutes. . j The "bucker" in the case is to be a specially built automobile with a l regular cowboy stock saddle attacn ;ment, invented by a local automobile dealer who offers $o0 for any man (who can stick on for three minutes iafter the bucker starts action. 'Uu ib K...L- mir nf tho car i through four specially built autnmo- iipsh of '"o ninttroHs. ibile wheels with the axle auoui mui inchew off center. This off-center iixIp iIvis the ear a most peculiar and rough-riding- movement," the dealer explains. q "The saddle Is cinched to a spe-so cially built arrangement extending o sever al feet behind the cur. Tliisig gives the rider even more roughness o us the cur (fathers motion. Witltjo some little difficulty a rider would jQ be uble to stick on as lontr as the.o c;tr continued in u straight course, !but once the car is turned to the rijrht or left or driven in a ziir-iiaR manner the rider (rets the benefit of not onlv the un and down buckintr, but a wicked side-swinfr at the same j J time." io o 0 Trouble With Harvest Help. COLFAX, Wash. Whitman county, 0 farmers are reporting trouble ino keeping certain classes of harvest0 "workers" long enough to get unyjo work out of them. Many of the g "workers,'' according to Prosectitingj 0 Attorney LaFollette, have adopted a.o mean practice if securing theii-g "jobs" from the farmer in the eve-.o ning just before dinner time, thus jo getting their dinner, bed and hnrak-lg fast free, and then kissing their ! o "jobs" goodbye before it comes time:goooooor)ooooot)ot,oor,ooc 000o. to start work in the fields. Atvor-' Diaper Rash M yj'OV want to relieve S B baby's tormentingpain ' M and itching just fla soon mb tjtltW ciooooooooooooooooooooooooni o o I o o o o o o o o o o o o We have several used cars in excellent me chanical conditions and appearance. Priced very low. ' See Them ' At Smith & Frees 1.117 Jefforson Ave. la ciiamh:, oui:gon tall nlnln rJ. ooooooooooooocoooooooooo.ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooa Reynolds and Zimmerman Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalrner, Ambulance Service.. Phone Main 62. , 1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon J. E. REYNOLDS 0. E. ZIMMERMAN, Licensed Embalrner. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooa. Try thm Drug Store First (Baby Powder Best for Bahy-Best forfait oooooboooooboo'oobooooooooo with that of the Dutchman. ':!o Gladys E. Miller Instructor of Piano Limited Number of Pupils Will He Enrolled for Term Heginnfng in September Address Drawer 873, La Grande, Ore. P or SaL 00000000000000000000000000 o to jO' New modern 5-room home, bard-iQ wood floors in living room, dinhiftlo room, two lied rooms, hall and sowing O room, iaisi ineni wh h cement floor q with drain, large corner int. Hero is O a new homo that will be completed In about lo days that Is priced to sell. 0 You will have lo sue it to appreciate it. O Price S:t.(iTr..lMI. Terms. ITr.aaa ilnwii 9 and balance at $:l'.jhi p,-r month, bl inding Interest at S per cent. fi-ronm homo for-, rent. This plnei is not for sale and the location is ex- llelll. Itefereni'eS are required. Mr. and Mr It. 11. Daniel, Mrs ;K, Wnsh.-More than one ! ;,n!IMl, 'u',lt '';, week-end at Cove j Wns babv Chinese pheav.nts w home of Mr- and Mrs. .1. !Lj-'"l. .I,..- c..l... I Puce. I bo pulled .i....... i.. ti. noses this idon on the',-,..,,,,!.,' V ex- A1,'1,'.,t t;"i',l ud her daughter, Mrs, uMfiite. I ' I'oetnr wove linker visitors He I eiiwo Habv PboHsaals, KPOKAXK 14IUUltOl I'H, V Mlll.-M- Ml.',l.l lll ( , i....Al.A.i ... .1... I;,,.! I' i.niinru ... ,.un.inr ii'utnj 1'Hnn on Headman creek, lira:- here, will be liberated in the game pn--. seTvei. at and near 1-ainit-na park, h nearby oiThard district, foHiiwing the close of the hunting season this full, Newton A- Huberts of the game commission has announced here. Thinese pheasant liens and the larger buniyard fowl joined in renr- hg the big family at the game farm Thev "will be protected in a meinuiT after liberation, so lone us they make their homes in the 0 suuui miles of the Pasadena park pre-j. hcrvc ior iiuiiiiiig iih-i: is ioi.'i.i den and even carrying a gun out Hide of its case is branded u mis. demeanor. .Mr. Johnson said bis pnirinn re. fused to work as he was nearini: (he trai-Rs and not until his car stop ped dead on the tracks did he no lice the menacing train. Ucnlmiig liis danger instantly, he iumned and lav la.-l week reunion a point ol safety as the Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mi-Call of In! , 1 l':""e' l',hns"11 w:s alone and .... .... .in linn. Hil ()M , lm. .Miss N-Ihe Stevens of Portland,! who i.- vacationing at lni m was in I town today, uii-ompuuieil by Mrs.j I'huu-hill and diuighters ol' Union unil -.Mrs. W heelock of St. Johns. l'n.f. Hoy tonkin, ,,f l'j 1M( with a total r :t; Mr. O.Lo, ,,;., a new menib.-r of l e ' K i, ' '"1 S' M--:::.,:;..H,:T;,;.!;r,v,r1; t..u v M.t- . . i dance for tho ear missed (he f .'i. .Mcrvenuon, wno has ,, ,;;heen visiting at the home of son.i ' ' ,, ' ''""""" . K -I l-'rencli, is spending a few . '', ' ? r"'"-'" p!dnys in . tir.lo. but will 1,-turn 1 4,j,V, , - ""V ''I- 'ove for few more davs lu-f ' , , :"T ' "v"s f lan s.-e uiix.in raes. (Iianls l-nss. 'nr..- Allen. l ine.. al the i'i.'kiiii tiiir. wan ih,. heaviest Sim. lay thai It lias ever heen nil a s!lii;le il i. passlni; the pre i.MIS hlli.i oil l, 40, with a tola of :t llt.,.-.. Satnnlai lav re. oi'ile.l. wilh Wsllor. The alien. l.'UH'e for the war linsMt'il Ihe lIMilla that mill I,,.- . . . . - Ml I L- orhlil- , , ' 1 ' .'" iiaiRsvuie, n i sansits. TKA AND IK)ZK SOJ JW K OK an(;lo-v. S. DISCORD LONDON "We lost the United States over a pound of tea, and they are tryiufc to Ion us over a bottle of whiskey," says the Star, com nientinf on the United Stuten 'three mil dry tone order. companv permanent Improve- nieni :it (be i'ihpk, The latest addi tion tv Hie Installation of iho water sfiom, hi,,i pipes sprlmc water to the bnildliiKs. room home just off paved good location. Price iL'.iir.a.aa. Terms. J.'.aa.uo down and balance at $:tr..au per month. Modern 4-room home located on I'ii st nl reel just off Adams avenue; largo lot. cement sidewalk, garage, bascim-nt. Price $ :!, j mo.i.h. Tonus, S.'.iMi.on down, balance al (Mi per 1 0 innii! h, ' O to I o is The Straight Lines of the New Modes Are Gracefully Achieved By Wearing Pocket Knife ronmiencinp; Saturday, 'August 25 THREE-BLADE, HIGHEST GRADE N, POCKET KNIVES . With Punch Blade ; ' V These knives are fully warranted made by American workmen Regular Values, $2.00 io $2.75 Each V . SALE PRICE ONLY $1.2S EACH This is a chance of a lifetime Don't Forget Tt. Oregon Hardware & Implement Company On Depot Street. Next lo Penncys Geo. H. Currey Mr. and Mrs. J. !'. Doan and Mi ami Mis. .lames Huberts have re turned from a trio to M.U.... .,,,.1 l-'rewaled. ,, ' TT" in . 11 l . u l-ancies Hich Priced use. The 41 ; , . . , , I . l-OM'ON.-Twcnty-five thousand M r and Mrs I i" ill ",K'". ,0.'l"ll' ns the price paid nt aue-1 sod Z j Mi ' ,"s W"1""" in ''"l,'n ,WTOtl! f- ''I'i- SOI it IO J . It. Love. ( oils domt inn. ...... l- i - ...... i. . . lies are (rrciwii on it. f norreh.ii, snl.l f.,,- Ul J The J-tt Uiande ( nmp l ire girlsU.Mioo each. i FORD & GEORGE TAXI Service Enclosed Cnrs CALL MAIN 44 Afier Mhlulght ( all Klej Hotel MAIN 77S Trout lj.ee C'orseta o Never have the alylea called so O Insistently for lines that are 2 strulglit anil slender. "La Ca. a mllle" works wonders In jently O pcrmiadlng surplus fleah Into g g fiushlon's silhoAette makes your g o rowii a smooth-fitting success, oi g You'll love the new moilela of gl o "l-a Camille" giving you the 0 o lines and buoyancy of youth. 0 g l.ow-toppcd and of dainty fab- g o rleatlon lightly boned hut vis. o o iblo only In tholr benefits. g g lie fitted to your Individual g o model of "l a Camille" and en- o joy a youthful flKure and a flex- g Ihle ea-n thnt Is delightful. oj O a complete line of tho latest o g models always on hand. g o i Ko Ko Krimp Kookies Made wilh fresh cocoanufs. Try ;i dozen wilh your next order. 10c per dozen. Muskmelons Cantaloupes Green Peppers Tomatoes Watermelons Grapefruit reaches Golden Bantam Corn Cucumbers We receive nice Strawberries every morning J. G. Snodgrass 109 Depot SI rcct Two Phones Call Main 75 Mrs. Robt. Pattison No Charge for Delivery o rnrnellero O g IMioae 122-W Kea. 1703 Oak g :..MnnnnnnonnoooOOOOOODOn wM