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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, January 5, 1924.
Ail
v. , Renowned from 1R25 to 1923
IV1 ALL RT
:. HATS
CWedon'tifff'MalloryMats
here, because t h ey kttp moving
too fast. A fresh shipment
of ultra-smart Spring Shapes
and Colors mst unwrapped.
Alt Th Ntw Shapl And Shwiu
In Sprint lUtl
201 Depot St..
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Insurance that coven
;your home
protects them.too
I Your h'tiiie was built for you.
! your wife and your children.
j it' f r uestroys it, and it
uninsured, you may not
i
a able to build attain
I loan your home your chlldr
thulr inheritance.
I This ug
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fire
If you Ins'
ty in
I the J lul l
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ranci
century
S the ' Hart for1
helping !
I property
ebulid, ii r- i
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I Grande, Oregon
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And Sunday
49c a Pound
13c V lund
Pure Fruit
Pineapple, O rail ge,
UnoiiA vanuialjoc:-
anberryX Straw! jerry,
Raspbenx CIirry(
Also CamucJs arid
Nougats Hyw 1)1 e
dipjied in nn 1 k and
dark chocolate.
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SH.E-R.R-Y.'S
TODAY
THOMAS
Author of "The Hirlh
"THE MARK
of the BEAST9
Wilh All-Star Cast
; One of the stroiifrcsl di-amas Been
t'pon the Screen!
('oiaedv
TLUMIJ CRAZY"
FIND
IT
HERE'
Copy for thin column must be
In by :00 a. in.
y llCllLSt UcllIng, Pleating.
IflUon holes, buttons covored,
temping. Mail orders given
I jhompt attention. AM work guur
1a.nlocd. Fancy art goods., J. M. C.
I inroad and Ruby Wear.
JJio KllK'lilllK and Ar( Shop,
Mm. . II. Norton.
1115 Adams Phono Main 633
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Hon't in! s the notices of our un
UKiial bargains In record h, pluyer
rolls and sheet mimic. Kaslorn
Oregon Music Company. 1-2 -tf
Stockholders Annual Meeting,
Not leu Is hereby Klvon that the
Annual Meeting of the Stockhold
ers of the I. a O ran do Nutlonal
Hunk will bu held ut lli'tr hanking
house In Im Grande, Oregon, on
TiMsday, January 8th, 11)24. at 10
o'clock A. M. At this meeting a
Hoard of Directors will ho elected
to servo for the year 1024 and such
other business will bo transacted
us may properly offer.
F. L. MEYERS.
U-&-30t Cushler.
llurgnhis In Short Music.
We are sailing u lot of sheet inu
tile of both standard and pupulai
ial 10c a copy. Them; would make
excellent numbers for the student
us well us the soloist. Eastern Ore
jgon Music Company. ' 1 -ii -tf
(reelings.
Richardson, "Tho Art Man,"
whihes you a Happy New Year, and
Invites you to take ud vantage ot
his Fifty Cent and One Dollar Re
duction Halo this week. Visit Ms
Blurb and sen what 6uc und SI. nil
iill Ihiv ut lh In tinu. Ilfli:irilMon'fi
Art & OKI Hhop. 1-2-01
Houghton Furn. Co. 401b cotton
Vlt Matrons for $10. Compare thlB
Prleo iy.18.tf
Something that stops dandruff
quickly, that stops your hair from
fulling out, you will find at 75c
u boltle our Oerinlctdu und Dund-
ruff i-;rumcator. stivoriuorn
Wright's Family Drug Htoro.
Kent, sell and repair all makes
i sewing machines. Ask about free
I dr ssmnking course. Whltu Hew
ing Machine Co., Now Foley Uldjr
fiHS-W. 12-27-H
FIFI'Y l .M'S mul ONI; Dor.l.AH
Visit Jtichurdsun's Art &. Gift
Hhop this week und lake ad van -
luge of the Annual Kitty Cent and
,ln Dollar Reduction Sale.. Value
up l- ft.(io and (!.(iu will he round
In the assort nient. Among the
llMinu ..rr..fi.,l utll Ik. fMiin.t
I IMfiucc I''i-iiicn of all s'zes,
Vases and Flower Howls,
ilurdlncrcs und Fern DUIich.
! Da.' kcts, work husketH, wusle
paper biiKkets, flower baskets, fruit
husketH. market bankets.
-'ran icd I'lcturcs, many subjects.
! ilus Wnii. of all kinds.
Hand .Tainted China.
Other Items too mmicruits to
mention,
A Iko ii 'Ki'f discount will be
untitled on all frame orders
brought In during thiH one week
Male, This will apply on both
swing and wall frauim.
Red Si'.il Victor Records.
Those wonderf ul records by Gull"
1 1 'ii rcl, ( aruso, Met 'ormlck and
others for which you have longed.
I We linen fjtllte a number of new
j records id' these artlslM n$ well as
ruMiic in it 111 ii ui in Mi r inu e ii i a i n ii m
beis. w hich we are Helling at fiO'f
dlseonnt. Eaatern Oregon Music
Company. 1-S-tf
Annual .siocuhohh rs .Mct'lltig.
Notice is hereby given tliat the
annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of (he Cnlted Htates National
Rank, of l,a Grande. Oregon, will
tin held ut their banking rooms on
Tuesday, January Sth, at ten
o'clock a. m., for tho purpose of
electing a Hoard of Directors for
i the ensuing yeur and for the trans
i action of any other business thai
I may come before tho meeting,
j T. J. HCROGGIN,
I l. G-lm Cashier'.
PU'MHINO and STFA.M FITTINO.
Phone 2 I 9-J. 1-2 -2 dtp
For marcels und bob curls call
Ifls-W tor appointment. -S-tWp
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of a NatitVii" ('resents
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1' layer lioliw.
We have sorno slightly used
popular player rolls. Regular
for 76c. One lot of standard and
classical rolls, regular 9 1.00 und up
for 6fjc. A few smaller ones ut 2&C.
Eastern Oregon Muaic Company.
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At me Theatre Tonight
Eat 4 pound of Oriole True
Fruit Creams, 1 3c, from Newlln
Drug Company. 1-4-Ct
At lent Ion K. of T.
Installation of officers Monday,
January 7th, und business of im
portance,
1-4-21 E. C. FIELDS. C. C.
Things You Should Do This Year:
Walt hern for your taxi.
Meet your friends here.
Oct your stumps here.
Mull your puc k ages and letters
here.
1'se our Jelephune.
Duy your drugH. cigars, best
candy on earth unci stationery hen
Newlln Drug Co. 1-4-l't
Why dolt yd
you buy your druKH
iit our Hhoti? If you even uny
body who! would upprecluto It, it'u
uu. wi'Bct new cuHtoiueiH every
diiy. Try un and wie why. New -
tin Druif Co. 1-5-L'l
Made on desirable city properly.
either - on monthly payment or
HlraiBht'loun banlH. Chun. il. Hey-
noldH. J -6 - t
Notice of Itntiltmptcy.
In the District Court of the Uni
ted Htates Tor the District of Ore
gon. In the Matter of
Herbert Mlrcs, Bankrupt.
To tho Creditors of Herbert
Mires of l.u Grande, f'nion County,
In tho Hluto and District aforesaid,
ii Hankriitil. I
Knttco In lwrM.i wl-.n Ihtil
I tin Hr.l liilv nf liimtni-v Ml-A II.
said Herbert Mires was duly a(1JKivp expression 10 nis ow n . uoHKm
judleated Dankrupt. and the firm jw"h0,H: the lot uence of other
meeting of his creditors will be
held at the. office of H. E. Dixon
n f e r t e , l.u ii ra n d e, O re g o n ,
Tuesday. January lfith, l!-l, at l(
A. M. at which time the said credl-l'M'ar ",on lhl' 8('r,Mn rtra'" ,'IlU"''
tors may attend, prove their claims, l" wlM ho Produced as h stage play
examine tho Hankrupt and truns- :iml tn,'n ffrl,,,'n in ,,ook for,n
act sjch other business as properly!" r,'v,',,,s tIll? "-4Uul Procedure,
might coino before said meeting. I1 "topy ,J,ultl wilh s"'""
H. K. DIXON, scions mind and Its power for good
Referee' In" Kankrup'tcy.!"1' ''" n n" of lllulil1 ,t'nso
(All claims must be . filed on llraniatlc utorb s that Mr. Dixon's
bankruptcy blanks before filing). :rea(ive powers are noted for.
1-5-lt' In ,m' selection of the cast Mr.
.Dixon avoided the selection ot
HARRY A. MINN IS
CANDIDATE FOR
UMATILLA OFFICE'
Jlyn Clare, Robert Ellin, Warner
I'ENDDETONThe buz;: ot . lik l'"und. Helen Ware and Gus
cal polities In Cmatilia countv wi,,lv v"n l'yrf' r-ll-started
by announcement of Hurry Mr- Ilxon worked alone for six
A. Miniils of Fendieton that ho inonths on Die preparation in or
wlll he tt camlldatn Tor the offlcy ,J"r l Insure a pholodramallc
of sheriff in .U.tUHttlla county on achievement that, would appeal to
the May primary ballot. Minn Ik ls(1he Intellect f motion picture put
well known. in thh: section, wherti rons through their emotions,
he has resided 2fi years. At pro Comedy showing, "I'lumb Crazy."
cut he In ii general prohibition of-
fleer, with heud.iuarient In IVn-rMi y ..,.!. Winn-"
dleton, und has been so employed 1 11L il01veil Hlg
(ot nine, years. Featured at
AiutniH leit for roriiand shortly
a Iter li In announcement for
ias m connection with his office,
but stated Unit hu would bu back
at. the expiration of that perlo 1
for active eumpalgnfnc;. Some!
time ugo l,ev Warnock, town mar-
shal Of Echo, announced U In-
tentlon of running for sheriff on
the Republican ticket. No til he. i
announcements of candidacies for
uny other county offices have been
MUdc.
EL(L MAN IIKaI)
CFTV1HV O'I Ift 1
LJunwll O-XlVVli
F()K YEARS
rti.t irt. I wemy-nino tollS-Cll-,
iie years is ilille a record tor a ' eel uHo.l u il i every loot a thrill
Sunday school superintendent lnt 1 n lue.-h , , -, t..;ir.
that Is the record of Prof. 1. F. I A good share m' the p!c( iircVsuc-W.-iss
following bin re-election Sun-j,., Is eonl : by the choir.
uny uy un- .tie i notl im rMllliiay
scuooi io ric it s snpermiemn'iit lor
another year. stat. H a newspaper
T"- " eiw mm uecil u i it 1 1 n -
Mui worser in me enuren nnu sun-
day school and taken a grent
i -i bi in uccping tilings going. I
Kearney Joncti was elected as
sistant '' superintendent. Gertrude
Hall, secretary, I,. J. Ibbler, treas
urer, Mrs. Audrey Smith, organ
ist, and Minnie Johnson and l.u
ella Witty, librarians.
"" "
.v., ,nr pni yeur niurt(.m coiMes through the roof.
,'itiiin tu (.-on 1 1 ii tie so u tiring
.M II I Ion ui He
CHICAOO. (AP.
SH'lll.
Indications
that tho railway, in 1,4 will
vest annrnx nmto v iim iimip i ntm-!
ennllal l ,.,,' ..n. I e.,.l"
luent. and ooulprueut aa they did
111 1!'23 If no legislation adverK
to tho r.'llluiivn tu lit. u.j. ..I nf u.it-t.
it ilv tiii-..i..n...i i,.. ....nP.-.,BU
iwere nnnouncetl by ihe Rallwav
Age. railroad puhtlcalltm.
i Ciltdtitl exnendltiires iinide In
1023 aggregated l,o7ti.eu.eeo.'" ",l ,!'' v ""ieii.
the imig.ixlne stated, surpassing; ''"nedy sliowlng. "pay Un."
iany previous year with the post-i "
hie. exception of to iv and i o 1 1 . L crol )al it Bike Kidinc
Thirty-four railroads, operating p 1 Ol ( i
ley. 415 mtles or line, already hav. ;1 oKllS aiUl
definite plans for uViklmr capital ! I lancillP' V'liwlnvilln
j;iio,eiMi,oou, u warn announceti.
Sen tile ( leauiip (iolng
HKATTI.K. Wash. lAP). Pro
eeeilings set killg the abaleiif nt ot
eight hotels uild lodging hou-s
In Scuttle were begun tn super
ior court today by Prosecuting
Attorney Douglas of Kin countv.
1 1. -ii riiitru Im i l.nl .i.i. iit .1. t t....
against I 4 other placi s t hat t he
! prtinecutor filed a . inotKh
jj'uhcn he announei'i) that he
II g )
oihl
j,,.
tu cooperittlun with a gtiind
rid the city tf corruotlon. iiautb-
'ting, booth ggliig and social d',-;
orders, ucre continued to Feb-
r tury S. ,
The traKle part of It Is that ti c
courage mid Initiative that take n
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SolKonnt K.ijniiol Wooiinil. rolled by Oeneial Pershlnat "tint greatent
4nlividiuii of ihn wnr," wan iliirliaiced recently at Fort Benjamin Harrl
win. Indlannpnli. wlih full military honon. Brig. Oen. Divijht E. Ault
man flrft) presented tho discharge.
La Grande Theatres
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1 " ui .-,,v-
I Beast"
u"'"'"ifc, "l.
Sherry's Today Only.
The Mark of the Ileast
Thomas Di.on. author of
by
"The
ltlrth of a Nation" and many other
notable titage plays and novels. Is
Uhe fiist of a scries of motion pic
tures to be produced personally by
Thomas Dixon. Feeling that many
of the modern I'llma offered the.
public have been clothed with the
usuiir moving picture "hokum" and
audUiif- appeal, and which Is en-
nlllr")
it to what the author
imeiiut ii, .in. 1'i.wu, in unti i
,,"1Mt, , ,? ...
directed "The Mark of the Heast"
himself.
"Tile Mark of I lie P.eiist" will up-
great personalities with tho result
that the players work for collec
tive excellence instead of individ
ual (ilHtrlhulton. The cust conslsls
of such capable players as Made-
Sherrys Theater
Sunday and Monday.
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licnrv(oirs who are looking for
st.ui.'i Jiiiij; diric rent should not fall
to visit tin Sherry Theatre, where
I'veiemd Pictures" film version or
"The Hiokn Wing." one of the
mont successful hinaduay pluys of
recent years will he nIkwii Sunday
(iui'l Monthly. The original stage
!lie - e bv I'aul Dlel.oy and CharleH
iw Oo.dard obviously contained ull
!n I'-ni-nlH liec.sH.n-y to good
("picture Miifl" but i1 producers
i"lV1' !,)n" !li,t ,,,(' r,nv p"duceiH
j do -t hey have made the mcst of
; every nitration the manuscript of-
fe red and h:ive reduced them to
ol Ola V' IS ( Hr-clnr To in l-Viriiiiin
uv.alv in ntiHcmhliug his cast. Ken
n.-ih Hawaii as the aviator, is. o
i co;i s the centre of in I nu-t ion
with ntentv of oimn.-tni.iiv i ,.rv.
in-'that he hus acting ability In addi
tlon to
re than generous al
lotment of good looks. Miriam
Co. -per who 1ms 1 n popular with
the rans-ever n.neo her first screen
upp"urnc" In "The Ulr; h of a Na
tion." her., is the dashing little
oiUetir lo hi-ijitis her own woo-
,ing aa soon as the handsome Aincp-
l.on a Scream,
uaii.-r i.ong. whom Me suspect
ed of lielnt,- as good a comedian as
In-1,,,,,,,,.. plm . , , ( J
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,""" "' '.- will lonK
'7''"." "" j ""; funniest
III suMiiiinii up the ni. rita ot the
eiti'.i pi o.i nil ion a won! of a pure.
V'"1'"." K,,,'s T,M" ''nr""n wr-
Hona.iy who not only directed the
story but ptepared the script from
At Arcjtde Sunday.
Svi.
a ti'
Ltll'l
promiseh
"111-- nn.) cul'-rtuiiimii
ilh-d. "A While or
exhibition
Wlir.-'- '
duclng itcrohallc bl-
cycle . ...1 unit ycle tiding. Their net
nil)
l s.'
itme tr one of the
bt!.;: of tti. 'season
popular Ihentre. Tin
it
" ' "'"ii'iiiitia un- i.jier-
,Mlr 1 ' '' i' 'ini; and i nlertaiiKiu
und -.Mil jis'ound every audienci
,,,'!, v. itMnscs it.
I'arl n nwl Cicytou have n con-
'::tl"r' -i r-motiy mKII that In sib'
" he stir. -tire laugh u Inner und
Mill Ot
render.
mivdv situations and Sjnim
I u ilh e i paoliiitly good
ih.tr style of clatielng Is
illy p -painr.
1st Tessl" is a comedy creation pure
and simple produced by two co
medians disguised as two Jtaliiuis
whose humorous characters art
well known and will bring buck
memories of pleasant days, past
und present. .
Hope Emerson possesses a per
sonality that is best described as
".Six Feet of Comedy." She Is a
talented girl of charming appear
ance und her present vehicle Is
said to bo one of her beat with
which she can and vill entertain
you royally. ,' ,
This vaudeville -together . with
pictures and Ihe si piece orchestra
will be the entertainment offered
at tho Arcade Theatre Hunday.
Tidal Wave Shown
In Pojjular .':
"Thundering Dawn"
Now at Star.
Tho beat photoplay treat of many
months offered picture fans by the
HtHr Theutrc, opened laat nllfht for
u three day run. .11. is "XhundtT'
ing Dawn," a t'riivcrsLil Super-1
Jewol, portraying . the colorful
existence ut
rempto! Javanese
port. J. Warren . Kerrhran and
Anna O. N'lkn onnniur xtr.r. f ,.
vorites, with a notable suDoortinel
cast .enact the story.
The play Is rcuteto with interest-
ing dramatic situations, and enter-! rout advances in civilization in
tainlng throughout because of tho tJu! Iast' lho Pri'siflent points out
realistic contract it offers, showing . have colle s " result of the uwuk
the lilo In the civilized world,, and enlnff of the spiritual Torccs within
tho strnngv half-mad state In thoithu Individual, as proposed in the
International tropical port., 1 Father and Son program. In hit
Kerrigan nlavs Ihe role of ilirit 'endorsement of the movement
Ktandlsh, nn outcast 'American who
talls a victim to the, suductlon of,,cy ot '!int imrding. who
the tropics. Before . he bccoines urffed ff01"''""-! cooperation with It
uware of It, he takes a drink andlon Ine I,urL or Ult! l,,lh"e
succumbs to the wiles of an oricn-'ter writ,'n shortly before tils death.
tal beauty, spurred on by a weul-i rt:" nt oo'tngc s leuer ioiiowk:
thy planter. J "n V',!W f present condb
Mary Rogers., played by Miss,ons tl,ro,1ff''1t world, which
Nllsson, his fiancee, still devoted to miKht nvoIv" ,,vt'n ",lr
him. eonieM to in.. 'nAt h..r., iw,ilpV' now o contented and p. ace-
lives In order to bring him about
his recovery and lo take him buck
most a helpless drug addict, and a'
victim to the charms oi" the tropl-l,,lrt
cal iuecn. J.ullahy I.ou.
The feelings of the two "omen
arc ouite appareht to each other,
,fl u . ( . , , ,
and to Htandlsh:,. who Is deeply In
...ui ,na iiuiujlu.,, nut uu in
I ... .1 I . i. , , , I
"'ij i-i miiyn . n un i .on no is
unable to decide betweS-n IhcinJ-Hls
fiancee, with grcW womanly dcvo-1
tion. will not tiu,v6 Dim in .. his
helpless slate, and continues to
n u rse h I in . though her h ear t is
near to breaking.
I he most impressive scene In the
Play occurs when the local resbrt
Is crowded with merrymakers. Yel-'
w ...... .,u o.aen men ami
umu ,omen irom many
lttiios. spinning io wen a oriental
music when a typhoon tears across
the port, out of the sea. Wilh It
comes a stupendous "tidal wave.
What the wind fails to level, the
water washes nwny. Siandish and
Miss Rogers are the solo surviv
ors. Tn me Foot ball Rnp)H-d.
ROCK FOR I , 111. ( A P). Foot
ball games will be reported on
society pages instead of sporting
pages by 1940, Knito Rockne,
Notre Homo football couch, told
the St. Thomas high school squad
at a banquet here tonight, unless
college "cake-eaters" aro convert
ed into he-men."
Football is not too rough for
high school or college, Hockno
said. "We neod the game as it is
played today if wo are to retain
the red blood wo inherited from
our fotefMthers." he said.
giaBHBIUIIIII
1 Things
Jet Oil Shoe -Polish;
Shinola. can
Clothes Pins, Spring. 3
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Clothes Pins, Maple Hardwood,
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UMATILLA CQ.
During 1923 182 Mar
riages Occurred and 81
Divorce .Decrees Were
Granted.
Apparently 1 nut I II la countv
furcn not ho well an I'nion county
In comparing proportional' mar
riages und divorces during the pasi
year, in L'nion county ITS license-i
were grunted In li2:i und In tlw
last nhio month:; of the yeu. ah
divorce decrees were granted.
However, In Finulllk; count;,',
uccording to u I'endleton newsia
per. a decrease of four per cent in
tho number of marriage.; that pro.'
ed fail urea und ended In the di
vorce court is shown in Umatilla
county for 1923 us compared with
tho record for according to
figures compiled from tho records
in tho ofllce of tho county clerk
by C. C. ProebsteJ, deputy.
There wero fewer licenses huod
during 1D23 than In 1922. In the
year that just closed thcr-i wero
issued IKO marriage licenses that
wero used and one was Issued that
never was uned. There wero two
murrlagcs In the county for which
tho licenses were secured in other
counties, or total of 1S2 nia--riages
during tho period. The to
tal of licenses Issued during 1021
was 197.
During 1023 Sfi sidls for di
vorces were filed., und durin;: the
samo period 1 decree:! wero grunt
ed and flvo wero dismissed. Of the
SI decrees granted in cour: ?3
wero cases In which tho suit:! had
been brought in 1922. In 1922 the i
marriages thnt landed on tin
rocks wero 49 per cent of the to-
tnl number of marriages entered
into, and from 19211 thn failure:!
fell to 45 per cent.
President Coolidge
Endorses "Father
And Son" Movement!
NEW YORK. (AD President
Coolidge hns written a letter to j
Walter W. Head, of Omaha. Neb.
'connecting his approval of the Na
.tlonul Father and Son Movement,
ns a through-tho-year urogram.
with Its uses In helnine to Imnrove
world conditions. Mr. Head is
.chairman of the National
Fnthei
Son committee.
'President Coolidge follows the pol-
" seems peculiarly approprlu
that there should be launched in
our home land a program that It ah
us Its chief objective the desire
. . V
.aelvi - s to their paternal obligations
(rt .. , ' .
i. ...
.miners, io ineir nomcs una o tier
, '
,.M.,.
111" 1'illll
und Son movement
lead sons to a great -
Js intended to
of their homes, und to a higher
respect for them. It Is also intend
ed to encourage them to ac-
pt in!
a larger way their responsibilities
us citizens.
wrtii, ii, nPr,..,. ,.c -
,on now KolnR on i,inM1Kllont IIu.
world, 11 Is Imperative that the ba-j
8lc prlnciples on which
America
la 8houh hv
recog'nized by all
our clllzens. History points in nn
uncertain terms to the fact i he f
irreat. itdvaneeq In ci vl Il:-a1 l.m have
come as the result' of the awaken-
ing of tho spiritual fores wit hln
the individual. No more appro
priate wey to acconiplfsh this eani
be dvlsed than thnt proposed In'
the plans of the National l-ath
and Son Movement.'
Astronomers l-'oi-jict the Pa.t
PTRFCHT, Holland (AP) At
the international meeting of the I
directors of meteorological instl- !
tutions it.wfts unanimously agreed
to re-udmit Herman atut Austrian
astronomers into tho organization,
Professor Hergeseli of the lteHin itoss the river rrom nere, it
Fnlversity has been named as Gerus announced by K. N. Keriiahan.
many ii representative.
Middle-class folk are those, who
behave so well that you know they
I learned from n hook of ethpieite.
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Phone Main 49
102 Depot St.,
A Thousand
From Now
"In 2924, the habitable portions of tKo;
earth will be populated to the maximum con
sistent with the existence of human beings."
That's a thousanrfyears from now.
V In the meantime, while there is plenty prj
elbow roomlet s make the best or it.
Servinjfone another is about the best yroj
can,dc
Not a day passes that we do not strive to
sve our customers a little better thanv
Defore.
That's our constant aim.
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EUROPE LESS
'
I.ONHOX, (AP) A survey of
conomic conditions! and unem -
ployment llguiis In tho different
countr;e:i oi Kuropo compneu n
the International Federation of
Trado l:nions. shows that in com-
i parison with last year there hi
nearly all countries, excepting Oer
many, a notable decline oi unem
ployment. The industrial situa
tion in some conn trie.'., together
wilh the latest figures on unem
plomcni, is as follows:
Belgium A great revival in in-
dusl ry; unemployed i.ytiS.
Franco Kconomic situation
highly satisfactory; unemployed
! ,atia,
iiiMrum nvrn ill
UllLIIirLUILLJ 111
Holland IJttltt change In tho on "is reel when the rororco in
labor murkut; unemployed and tervened.
partially unemployed SO, 2.''.. f Moran and Khugrue met in tho
- Italy A steady decrease In un- feature, match of the boxing show
employment; unemployed "ill 1, film. In Mttdison Square Garden. It was
Poland (Kxclusive of the for- scheduled for 12 rounds. Moran
mer Prussian territory und "dull- weighed H15 and Shugruu 133. r
:ia unemployed 87,000. j
Dennuuk Cnemployed 20,7"4. i pessimists are afraid Miko Mc
Norway I nemploycd 12.K40. Tlgue vill ho umible to hold his
Sweden I ncmploycp' 3 1 ,01111.
Switzerland Unemployment
has been gradually decreasing for
month.! past; unemployed 2,K't'.
Czeeho-Slovakhi I nemployed
(estimated) 3(Mi,fMMi.
Austria I'jiemployinent stad
ily declining! unemployed 77,1123.
Rus.sia I 'nemploymenl is
most acute nniorig the civil ser
vanls, municipal etnployeeij, cloth
iti;; workers ami unskilled workers
unemployed Or. 52 towns) 443,nou.
O'Tmuny 'i be industrial silua-
uiii ia ciiiiiu;uig itii tuo worso hi
every branch o Industry; unem-
ployed (i(iil,78S,
This maken a tolal oi unemploy
i-d tcr the Continent of 1,'JH,i,'j1
I.. . T,.i.,t ti.-ii-.i.. i 'un r. i.i. I
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IlKRIilN, (AP) Word Jut l !
been reeived in lierlin o.' the ar- i
rival at Belgrade oi carload lot i i
of German paper money to be
used by the Rosenberg paper fac
tory near Slatka Gora on tho Riv
I er .Mill'. It was purchased In prcf
erence to other raw material be
cause of its cheapness.
Slkl to I'lKiit In Canada.
HIntOIT. IhLttlin? Sikl
Joe l.ohinan of Toledo have bce.nluur
matched for a 12-round bout to a!"11'1'
'decision January
1 at Windsor, I
It seems unfair. When Kve was
J the
singU
first lady in tho hind, not a
flower or color was named
f o h
kvariably Forgolten
Clotlxrs Lines, Wire
n-c Polish, Black Silk
&ani riusn, can
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La Grande, Oregon
Years
l.tlHor on .lob r0 Years.
RAC1NM, Wis. (Al') Fifty
years of editorial direction of the
Racine Journal-News, one of Wis
consin's leading newspapers, wore
rounded out Thurs.lay by F. -W
Starbuck, veteran president of tlio
Journal Printing company. , 9 .
Although for 1 1 years Mr. Star-
buck has lived In California, do-
prlvcd of his eyesight, ho baa coii-
tinned actively to direct the noUcv
'of hla pjl,.ri writing many of Us
efl!orl;tls and keeping in touch
with Its development. In tho mean
time his son. F. R. Kturbuck, sec
retary and treasurer of the com
pany, has managed Hut publication.
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Morn ii Whips Shtigi ue, j ,
NKW YORK. Pul Morun. the
New Orleans llghtwtl?ht, defeated
Johnny Shugruc. of WaLerbury,
Conn., when the refereo stopped
their bout In Jhe fifth round to
v" hhugrue from further punish
nient. Shu;ru could no longer see
.through bloody eyes, but was still
own on proposed Kuropean trip.
What is worrying Mike just now is
wliciher he will be abb; to hold his
dinne,-.
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