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HI T NOW IS fHUIST ltlMi:N' l-'HOM Till-: I 'WAD and
h come the Hisl fruits of Ho-m 1 lift I sbpl, I Corinthians
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THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
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lTrciSTetNl0ei SLOAN DUS FOR
S AUNT SARAH PEABODY WA5 FOUND ToB UN SATI5FACTOY
3 tmev sa- thd Bottom is tooieah. th Tel. f
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OP THE fliROUND ' i i n J
The Class of 1924
Now Hint the ceremony i over they are Hie same and
still they are different. The world will never know them
K!iiii just as they were before this week; it is doubtful
even if they will ever look on themselves against just as
they did before the formal exercises brought u change
in their yoimjf lives.
A few days aj'o.thcy were only hij;h school students--scniors,
to be sure, with a certain dignity and gravity which
differentiated them from undergraduates. Today they are
high school graduates. Only last week they were still school
boys and schoolgirls with lessons to recite and themes to
write; they wore subject to all the demands made on stud
ents, even as freshmen me subjected to such demands.
Then came u series of tests and ordeals; a few days
of anxious waiting; some little worrying on the part of
some of these candidates for graduation as to whether they
had made the grade. Following this they assembled for
never-to-be-forgotten commencement exercises in which
1 hoy were given the final words of cheer and inspiration
which turn students into graduates; and then the high
.school doors closed forever to these Lu (irande young people
in this city, a:id on the very same instant the doors of
the wide, wide world opened to them.
The youngest, but not the least important. Older fel-,
Inw-ahimni and alumnae will lake an interest in these new
recruits as older persons always do in those who are young
er. The great world will be curious about this new school
generation ; there will be watching and waiting to see who'lli
cr these boys and girls whom the commencement orator
has handed over to us lire really as clever and bright as
their teachers have made them out to be.
It is a great and growing army, this army of high
pchnol graduates. May the new recruits find joy in bring
ing credit to its achievements.
Zones of Silence
OFFICE CAT
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BY JUNIUS
Tor llir iH'tirrft if tlx Indlcvt no
ulMi lo Mnlc thai Mir po-t otricc
d( uiiiiiiriii docs not iimlniiifii n
H'lHtritfi Mnff of tli'iks to Iminllc
li'Hri'M nmrUi'il "In Itnstc."
A pin-win Hlioiiiiln'l rnmplnln loo
nivicli tihmil lln I own hit liven In.
I'l-nplf niiiy llilnk ho in u 1 1 ..!.
A l.nhflv l'miii.iiii f II r
p:'lt-d n (u,i in ,ox fir t'-ntoiiH
ii wiih ihiI f niltl4 ui. S h f ound
llh- niipli' of hit' I'vi'.
MMIIC IH-opfi' 11 s liniil to
in l iNinn uitliiHii hi'i-nlttin I he
mm iiiiM'iiiimi'iii.
Tin- hlrr- Ihlnir iiluiiit Imvhlfr n
hoiin- Ih lliitl il JihvnvM j-i v h yon
Mono' pliif-4 to ImIi ytni u.-i f wlit-n
ytiii ui'i nwiiy.
W ixv (Vy of I hp Inilcrii W omnii
'Mlllloii'i rnr ilifss, hoi not one
(' )' t lotlllOK.'
"-HHt. i-vnhif,', ffir, T i1t;ilnrtly
miuv oiy iikIo ar MiMlrnr !n yinir
in p. 1 1 : 1 1 c it;in:iltnn h:i'' Vrtti
to luiiUf?"
"I t'l'l'lich' i-:i i ly, file: I H 'Ion tin
othi'ia."
A ri.VI" I'0(K1 IliOOK AMI
n.AT inti; ai:i: had com-
IMNATIOVs.
I trr-cnt aj-iihii inn lor ri'Torm nt
Tlnllywiiod h Mih lo haw ciiiikciI
I he a Hi hot-ill ti lo mlopt a new
phin. A whittle Ik Mown at f a.
Ml. and everyone Ih Hllpposed to
return lo hi ft or lo i hnualow.
PUPILS PASS
STATE.- EXAMS
SCHOOL ENDS
A condition observed in France during the World war
furnishes a mvsterv that now bids fair to hold the atten
tion of the peopled of the globe until solved. It involves) a mini :iiii,i n (inm.i.
.ones' of silence. It was round that no matter how heavy ;"!'- ZZT 'ZJZ
the cannonading ii certain places the sound was inaudible inn Heri, -r want in nit iiie imii
althoitK-U Jieard distinctly in otlun farther away. Nw Jlu hllTV-ork.
tons of melinite are to bo exploded at a camp in the center n,,. nerit minv.de.i in Rcninwoueh
of Frame a one of a number of tests in an effort UV""", ,u,,, w,,s l" '
; VlllHlit' out the hill. w
jiolve the mystery. ..-.. I -ohi ion-i i,os)ur' about tiun,"
These "zones of mlence" sujtkosI a complicated mystery, I'-'1 "l" ",i,n- " ,!r, '"' 10 1,lv
, , , . , . -iii i"1'' fho'-fs. 1 jusl wanl lo k'I th"
I -lit for centuries we now look upon as simple leads were L 1t,.H H1)-M van wr(,,.,. ,,y lllllH
iunored, There is the famous story of the falling of an
, ,, ... i-r- I Mill, when a stuhhorn 11 stalW
apple as leading Newton to the solution ot the problem ol imi Uw i,.ri nod won't start,
gravitation. Countless others had seen the same thinr.'h,,,','v MHm' ""H" in ioinit
kt i i ir i j I'f a l ni if ti...u omi.oe ,lM' hn,,l tliiim It hap-
.'t'WlUII IlllllHVIl IUIU ri-ll It 1MHII, PHIV v ir il VtM !
Finally it drove
as not to have excited special interest
him iU lesson to Newton. Savages for centuries bad not
iced waterfalls without any thought of their power that
might be harnessed to useful purposespower so vast in
the aggregate that it is still scarcely tapped. One da'
Mime individual caught the message that the waterfall
had for centuries been delivering.
3n a world from which has come such wonders as tlu
telephone and the wireless, we must realize that we con
stantly are in the midst of signs that would unlock mys
teries for us if only we understood them. l!ut some day.
as. in the case of Newton and the apple, they will be grasped
and new eras will result.
i"'n.
Oregon City is entertaining the Women's clubs of tlv
state, and we can imagine just how graceful those
penple of the woolen mill town are handling this deli
gathering of ladies. ,
No woman wnn-hM about wind It
er Iwr luiNband'M li-noKiapher In
a .blouile or a brunette after he be
friOH wearing a (llly-two Inch bell
iittd ItfMMhhnr bin top hair over hln
bald Kit.
Ciinnti Hoyle el;iini!i doir and
ea!n will have u phtee !n heaven.
"Well. K may he heaven for tlm
ilocs hul It will he hell for tit"
eat."
(ieneially a man I" prtsMd h
hi- creditors nnlj niter lit ha
smieerd his fib'tlm.
Another mhtitlon lo llrllon:uy
of HhnlleH -"An u:ieh hs iih an ob
Kervuilnn t-ar on a subway tr.iln,"
: Ceneral White will not take his national guard from
Oregon to California because of the foot and mouth disease.
It would be hard luck, indeed, if a bunch of soldier should
become afflicted with anything that would effect their feet.
i oi i ii i ii .iitr. i i.i ,. i .i -
MH" HOMO HIVI-lt. Ore.- At Ih'
htfuliliu.it fiesvioti id the Oreirim inaud
tloib-.e of Oihl I', lions here Ail
land won the convention
;'...tland was fhiae ronlendet.
(t l h ei 'i eleeled for the ruht!t
year are: I.. 1 1, fa Her. of Poil
laiul, t:i ailil inasier; 11. nrv Voiiiu;.
of Joseph, d pulv j:!:mhI loasler;
V. J. J;ii-Unoii, liosehimr. rran-l
warden: Iv )'. Sharon, I 'ot tlainl.
Ciand rii-eiet.iiv: Or. O. 1. I Ma lie.
The IUII. s. e.and 1 1 :i H r , r . aid
I'ast t:rand Master T.tyhtr. In:s-
The difference between a "sweetheart" and a 4
is that the sweetheart isn't nervous about being
her husband.
sweetie"
seen bv
. A professor says long legs are a sign of intcllijrencc,
They may afford means of getting there.
lee.
The II.
pi Uti.,1
ibhor pre:
diamond
Pn.
leliah fis: udilV tod:',
h.s. IMythe Kellev. r.
h ul. w ilh a h,indMoii,i
Kiln -llirdte.) ple-iid' Ul'l
TK I .Of A H KT ( Spi rlo I ) A II Of
the mudentH tukliiK the 'iuhth
tirade utate eurniuallniiH pawted
with lilirh priideB. Thn rlaiw did
much extra work before the fx
aininaHons nnd wore therefor1
well prepared, . Mr, fill on Is th(
ehth Ki'Ude feneher. Those re
('(lvlDtf I heir dlplomuM wvro Ain-
lia A.sper, I'aiiflne. Asper, VlrjjH
Danhl. ftpiil Hurr. Amy Sllllt-r.
Ivn War, OHcar Wilson nnd J ton
aid Wilkinson.'
Th nine pnpllR of the nixth
Krude. who took I he etule (xuiii
inatlin in. physhdov also paused.
They weri Vernon Wilson. Inez.
Wilson, Itosulhi Asper, Kurl Mil
ler, Kloier Miller. AlfrtNln Asper,
Itiisse( Hyall, (lllhert WilUlilMori
and Mekolas l1ernil.
The filial' tkninlna(loiiR of the
remaining elusses wrr couipletPd
this wi'elc. which hroiiRht lo a
close n very Biirreflsfni term of
school. Misa hlva Look nnd Mm.
Mora fat on will teach it pa in at
Telocnsoi next yenr.
The children nnd IliPlr pnnntn
will enjoy n. plrnlr nt Mm river In
I ho near future, relehral Inpf the
I'ompleiloii of the nihoo year. .
MImh Miirjorle Myntt spent lh
flrsi of ihe week In !j (Irnhdf
iniiluv relatives.
Mr, and .Mrs. llert Iflvhs nnd
laughter .ban vlslied Mrs. On vies'
sister, Mrs. I.. M. Hyatt rr-rnntly.
Ml"s Vivit ltlnxer hn Bonn to
Mrs. Heuipv's, near 1'nlnn. in work
tor Mrs. Ileinpy durliif; the suui-
IIMT.
Mr. I .miiy of ll'ainrn wns n Teln
casei visitor 'rhuiHlny. He drove
over In his car for Miss t.onpr, wdio
spent ihe week end at home.
Leonard llurfmnn wan driving1 a
lihl t ruck near I he - Wilkinson
plan- when he had the mlsrnrtune
of tipping over, ewnphrtfT. how'ever,
unlnirt. '
M ins I .mini Wilson. Mitrjorlo
Hyall, l-hinlce I'nrliB nnd Vlrffil
Wilkinson are nt home aittee kcIiooI
closed at 1'nloii. Miss Wilson and
Miss I 'arks were member. of the
j;rail uitl liiif class.
Mrs. William Wilson nnd daugh
ter In4 wero North J'owder visi
tors recently.
The ihree nmnlt Mlljer children
Kvu. IMIth nnd l.eftny nre ill
with Ihe menslos.
Kd f ant rull has rrrovered from
the measles nnd Kane tn a lodging
cnmp to- work. ; ;:(.
Mrs. M. llullor and small sou Cj
visiod Mrs. HaHor's purenls,. Mr.
and Mrs. John Asper, recent I vi ;
Mr. and Mrs. Trunk l-ogia were
Maker visitors Sunday.
A Inrite nuinher from here at
tended the Kraduation exercises at
I'nlon.
Mr. nnd Mm. Charles Hill have
both been on tho sick list for
some time.
fin rence Wood el) of l.n Ornnde
wns n Ti-locnset visitor recent l-.
Quite a number have been ftrn-
iim Itt the river nwiiiiuiinii and re
port the water fine, only u little
cold yet.
Those who w III be presented
certificnles for perfect attendance
for I his term of school uro Ine
Wilson, Oscar Wilson, Vernoii Wil
son, ltusseit Hyatt, from Mrs. Ca
bin's room nnd Leonard Herbert
from Miss t.ontr's room.
AT MEDICAL
MKOfCAl, HPIIIN'flS (Special)
Klve youtifr people passed Ih
eighth Kmde exninlniit ions with
Ktt(n Kfudes, Thosk i linduded on
the list were Mnxine Wlillkef.
IXher nnd WUtna Kennedy, J.or.'ti
Turner nnd Itillie Myers. -i
Mr. and Mm. P. J. Powern were
in lo (Irande recenily. Mr. low-
im molt Die ballot hnves' In M
o.runde.
Mrs. Kelly nnd fondly expi'd lo
move into their now homo by th
flrsi of June. - t Ih one of the fin-
fsi homes in Mils community.
A in on it those who served on Ih
lection board Friday were i J.
powers, J. It. -Wanker, Cleorjie
Sooth, Kd Turner, W. in mean nnd
.Inmr-a (Inbel.
I . Willi en und A. J. Vnnder
vanter left for Idaho Monday,
llert Van in looking for n new lo-
citilon but hlit ninny friends, here
are in hopes he will return satis
fled to remain at Medtrnl.
Mint l.lillefoe Kennedy is visit -
Intr ut the home of her slsier Mm
H A. Chandler of i.u Grande.
Mrs. flruri' Johnson was a Sun
day truest of Mrs. !'. Whilten.
Mr. and s., (ieorwe South
spent Sunday visitluu; relatives itt
I'nlon und I -a Grande.
,Mr. and Mrs. . Whltten were
Hhoppinp in Haker reoenily.
Vivlun Iveiinedy was . In ftaker
M,onday for medical "treatment. -
Hert- Wlnth, of Tho Dalles, wns
a passenger on Thursday's stiiKe.
J. It. Wanker Inur been busy
g-allierlntc cattle for the past few
days to put on the range. On ac
count otj the dry hot weather Hi en
Is no pasture on the low kills.
Oeorirr- South wns a linker vis!
tor Wednesday.
CELEBRATION
BOARD NAMED
itAii.ttoAo w hi: itirrr.
pout oiiKonn, ore j. n.
Uaifley, representative of. Clayton
between Port Orford, nnd Itoiu
river, is at Cold lleach ninkl.n
Murks, Clilccfco capita list, whose
timber holding 'in furry county
approximate- 3(t,noi acres, . lyinv
preliminary nrranff-ments for '.
tensive lofTKltiK operations.
Present plann fnrluile const ruc
tion of seven or eiirhl miles i,r
U)p:tinK rallrnud in the Rtichre
creek district with a terminus at
Krunkport. n small harbor SiV
miles south of here from where
it Is proposed to t nmsport I h-
Iok's to other poris by means of
sea-olui; rafts. All short ilKhts
liave been purchased by the
Marks Interests, nnd it. Is prob
able that at small brcalivaler will
he const runted at Ki -a nk port.
Mr. noRley.. In behalf of Mr.
Marks, recently purchased the P.
N. Hall sawmill and timber hoM-
imrs at K-iehro creek.
Elgin Pi eparing for Two-
Day i'oiirut oi Jiuy
1'i'oRrams Conimit
teefl Selected.
rM.f'.IX. firo. (Si.inlal tn the
(His'-rvr) ri-i-jmrnrlonH for El- t
Kin'ii two luH' i-fttlinil Ion ft tin'
iiuiion'H liinhilnv ar' jtralnallv
roumlili? Into HlKip.'. At 0 nit't-
Inic or tin. Kfn.Tiil romniiiH''" i
Til.mliiy niKlil. coin mil !.'
lip.olnl..il to taki- fliurff.' of nil (
il.liiii'iiiuntH or tin. nliliratlon.
'I'lio lim iip of I'vcnm for tin t""1 j
iIii.vh in not yit iivallulill'. nH th
.i.Mimill' .K huvi not .( Ihkoii I"
run. 'Hon. hut il 1m ii xuf. l'l Hial
Kluin will Hiimulii ilH ri'iintalinn
mi an ini.Tinlnr hy pitiilnir on n
ci-MM-ation of i.ii;il infrit lo thot"
of i'Koiii ilnyM.
Thi' t'oniinlttci-H nppolnttil nro
an follow: .
Clfii.Tiil f. n. Ili-nii, i-halrnin.i;
Ouy I'utt.-n, ll.nry Soiuui.'r. luui
.Mi'y.-rM, Jot- 8oillinr-r.
l-'innncc It. I.. ShopmakiT.
Hiulrmnn; I". W. K.-Mer. fliail.-s j
E. Iti-nn. !
Parn.li -William lllnropl. rlinir- ,
iiuin; Karl ,1'han.llfr, ilurryl
Tlioinas.
Small Sports
chairman; l.ynn
tor; cov1.
Itiiplnff .Iomhi-Alnln-w
Turltcr,
Alflia'. Siort
nlmii-ii-n n I Inn
I'lirsons. I.uto (li-lcr. llownr.i I
llazi-lwooil.
IH-eornlton 1nul snillrr, rbalr- 1
man: I.. K. Hill, K. K. Harmon. ,
ArtvcrtinliiK .1. M. I'liminln',
rhalrinan; W. K.-ll.r, ran I ;
.adl.r.
roiu'.'8nn Cluy I'mt.-n.
Mimic Jan. UiitiT. II. II. Huft.
HprlnKI.-r .lop (Inly, I'linlnnuii:
Krncut .MllliT. I.loyd ('inter.
MM
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MANHATTAN
Soft Collared Shirts
. ,' SI A VII ATT A N .
tin- umlil's rlm-l nIiIi-I In "II
fit tin in-wcsi hIiihIix hii.I ui'i-li-iliils
Inclllilllli: Ovronl Chilli,
Miwlm-i I'nplin, llalloon Cloili
null Wlk IKI!in- In "!
ulilli'. .tn-y, IBll. imiuli'l- luu
mill rmicy Milu-s mul
Our iirliin iniiBi' finni
$3 to $7
Hon Meyers,
Hill, I.loyd Car-
Crum, ehairmnn;
Joe Horn titer.
Alatt Itoswe:!,
Chandler. Henry
(ielijer, Howard
l.ima Hepubllcnn (iazetie: A
professor wdio has been studying
the fossil reiiiiiinsl of Plthesanth-1
ropuserecttm in Kurope has almost
decided from mi-asiireiuents of the
left thitrh bone, that the "first
man" may huve been a woman.
If It's necessary to call that fossil
by name In order lo discuss it with
Ihe professor, we'll drop the sub
ject rtfrht now.
smoki-: is i:Mmivati:i)
l'ltOM STK.YM . ItOI.I.KKS
CINfl.VNATF. O.. (INK). Cin
cinnati- Ls indebted to Joseph Hleh-
Unir, Hlenm roller entriueer, f.T
Ihe elimination of virtually all or
the black smoke which formerly
marked the path, of the city's
steam rollers.
Not Only It Ihe mnke nuisance
overrome .by n simple device di -
signed by Wciiilne, h it fuel is
eonomir.ed, and tho life of the j
etiRlne nnd bolter prolonged, it is
said. I
HIehllnff . forces a spray n:"
steam into. the tirebox. Tills sleanil
mixes with tho smoke, forelnj? It
thtouKh the firebox nffain. Hen-j
lare portion of the fuel prod-,
nets in the smoke Is consumed. ;
The remainder of the smoke, ;il -!
most Invisible, due to its com-!
blunt Ion wit h steam, emerge 4
from the stack. I
Great
YOII'IJ I.IKE
ITS LINGERING
FLAVOli !
. FINAL
Sacred Concert
Of This Season ' j
At The '
PRESMYTEIUAN CHURCH J
Sunday Evening
8 O'clock.
This is tlie last of a scries of Sacred Concerts at
Hie church before the mid-summer period.
The general public-is cordially .
invited. r , f V
j
(WIT. iiomi: swrirr HOMF!
tsi is t a i;-niun -( avi:
I.ONOON (.M Kerrets of the
(Heat war continue to trickle out.
lb-re's a secret that Captain A.
Vindictive fame, bd out nf the
hair:
Captain Home, of 111 Tnlted
It ales navy, came lo visit n Brit
ish warship commanded by Cap
tain Cave-lb own-Cave, a perfectly
uood t'URiKh hyphenated nume.
When fa pi a in I bone went aboard
ihe officer of the derk Informed
him, "Captain f ave-ltrown-Cave is
arihore."
"oh. th.afs all riiht." responded
ihe American oifi.rr. "Just tell
hi 111 that fa plain Maine Hw r r
Home has railed.'
Modern Orocer: , He Is she
proRresslve or conservative? She
, doul; kijnw. i'4' wiMirH a lusl
ear's htjt.: drivrw n-Hila year's car.
nnd lives, on. next year's inc ome.
America reindins nhend.' Xo
1-luropean country has more than
ore dictator, and wo have one nt
every busy intersection of streets.
5 cents
Saturday
we nit! giving a free
sample of this fine Gum
to everyhody. Come in
and get you is.
Red Cross
Drug Store
YOU CAN NOW BUY THE FAMOUS . ..
Weatherly Ice Cream
Pints
Quarts
Full (ii;trl Brick
Eskimo I'ies
:fl()c
fide
WHY NOT USE THE BEST IT COSTS NO MORE
M
DRUG
O' O'N
" GO.
Prompt and Free Service
READ TIIE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
i-t one ldio can make a nt:in tret
M end m ike the fires thnnif.h
forty winters without grwmblins;.
i inhs w in mi: niiii.s pass
1 it hv 'iwi.c.iNta oxn
K O P I A. Ibilttaria (IS)
Wlon- do the birds 10 in' win-
t-r ."
t'n nm-iUon wuried a Ftnttru-
rian seltoolmasier, and o he tied
hi the loot 01 a mv.iUow a parch
uieiit luft, wlh tile lolbiwinR lues
.si'ii' wtliieu on H:
dn,-tinjrs fiini unhappy and
areatly wronf4 Hulfarln."
Sandal Pumps Enjoy In
creasing Popularity
With Rummer scniwly heenn, it's quite safe to
pivdirt a Rveater vopue tahn last sunimer for san
dal effects for both Miss and Matron appreciate
the root comfort of having the foot practically
uncovered, especially so when the shoes are as
.skilfully styled as these.
The Bootery Inc.
206 Depot Street
Phone Main 118
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women
(JROVEB SMITH, ftlRr.
Cheer Up -the less you
have the more there is
to get.
j
Tin' mnro jmt lii-lp liiiini. "
luli't'i'slK tho Ii r I I i- r I ii
(.ninili- win R(..
I.OYAI.TV itwjirrs
l.OVAIl'V
I'alronl.lni hoim- Inlltii
tlnns nt all Uinils Is In-Ill);
fall' la tlinsi- rrom ivlm-sp
iulinnai;i Jim i-vU'it to
lii'iirit.
I.iijnlty In tliopo whn fln
lii.val will work i-i-iipi-m-al
I'IHIP-It',
Kor luuiklng aprvlep lo f.
(i'uiiiIo iooili nnr liniiu
luinks ai iiik-vi i-llt il.
I.a (iniiitlo iiiiiui-y liiuiki-il
In ntlii-i- iouiis i-.-iii iln l.:t
laamli- ihtii- uooil.
Maki- II firty-lirtV. Il-nmlii-
Ih os I- hi'lllutliiiiH
wliiiH' Mipimi-i ami iutinn
OU i-njoy. u
"Tlii-rp Is no substitute
fnr Safi'ty."
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