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.BUT THOU. WHEN THOU PRATEST, enter Into thy
closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father
which Is In secret; and thy Father -which aceth In secret shall
reward thee openly. For your Father : knoweth what things
. ye. have need of, before ye ask him, -Matt. :6, 8.
The Prince
Up in Alberta Prof. Carijde, ,who is well known in La
Grande and who judged the-Unlon'SJoclr show for several
years, Is making ready to receiVe' the Prince of Wales on
the big royalty ranch which the professor is employed
operate. .. . J! V Ut.i !1
, The prince has sailed for America and he did it without
any fusspr pomp- He is a, democratic fellow and believes
In having a good time in the world;'
; Almost everything that . is published iabout the Prince
of Wales reveals him as a most Jikable chap democratic,
ffood-jiatured, fond, of Americans..'.;, A London cable of a
few' days' ago, for example," told of1 his inviting an Ameri
can banjo'plnyer to visit; orie' of thie royal -residences and
play rfor him. The prince, the story goes, took part in the
entertainment by beating, a drum. - Another cable of the
sums day mentioned ttiftt.'jbe; prince 'chose an American
, performer, Nora Hayes, as his dancing partner in opening
a bail.-'- ' 1 . Y'V" ;.'- " :
'Vf royal hijjjsi Ijj ifiPrtngHh, Jested. Strips late
i tnts month on a holiday.; ; He, wants no. fuss and ceremony.
There-is no question that' he wili be immensely popular.
One might get the impression that all that the prince
. is concerned with is "having a ood time." He seems for
ever to be merely playing and going, on junkets. The fact
' to, Jiowever, that what seems to be play is really his work.
jHe promotes good feeling. His j visit to the United States
J is hot just a pleasure, trip.' It will help strengthen the
'friendly relations existing between Our' nation and his.
Movies
.However much one may decry the pernicious influence
of the movies as exerted through films depicting in an
. alluiintr1 light scenes of crime, vice and' villainy, it must
he admitted that they aie Mso a potent . factor for good.
This" phase of motion pictures id strongly suggested by a
1ondon dispatch telling of an expedition which is about
to set' forth in an effort to obtain "animated views of the
Sahara desert. ... ' ; t ;.
' There are parts of this vast expanse' of barren land
which .have never been filmed because of the dangers that'
beset .travelers. An Englishman famous for the travel j
pictures whick he has taken Jn remote places is now going!
to attempt to photograph the dangerous area of the Sa-!
. hara. ! Ho takes the position that moving pictures of the I
desert cannot be considered as complete until this part
h;us also been portrayed. With the aid of his brother he
hr.s already taken 30,000 feet of film in the Sahara. They
have, been at the task two years and have spent $G0,000
,vn it. But there remains 400 miles yet to be traversed,
if the series is to be comprehensive, and ho is undertaking
the journey, though nine white men, according to the Lon
don' cable, have already perished in previous attempts.
Pictures isuch as these have educational value. They
enabje millions to enjoy the benefits of travel in the wild
est regions without risk and at negligible expense. All
the Nvorld is being filmed, and the pictures are bringing
home to us, as nothing else could save an actual trip, the
appearance of the various countries, the life of the inhabi
tants, their customs and manned. .
v We have an enormous advantage in this respect over
the poopln who lived before motion pictures were- in
vented. There is scarcely a boy or girl who does not have
a fairly vivid and accurate idea, of numerous places of
which he had only a vague conception until he saw them
in the movies. ' .
Won't it seem strange when you drive out East Adams
"With ''your machine after it is paved. , For so long the
spring-breaking street has been a menace to even the slow
driver that the general public will scarcely know how to
act" (when a hard surface pavement lets .the machine slip!
into town without shsuung oil
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tHfi OLD HOME TOWN : - - - By fiUj(
uv- y if i on. it kow- -ess-
THE ONLY FOLKJTMAT S . ... DoMT aL IT f E0-
NOISB OH 5O0SAK IS , '). It, ,F . 00T "U J ,
GJWEEjj ffU-C
TW- PAINT OH TMB SIGH IH FUCWT , -ii-itS
I Of TURNERS STbRS IS COMPLETELV ' --IkOkM
viOttn off - but -me soueak. &-n l iX '"""EL-Tr 7 1 - M
-wuarrii,; im ,ir,r.., fjaj-,--' r... .... krtTZ J
I where the population Is; nioet
Sw-sj-sj jejps srjp II denee Is Just above the eura.'
BY JUNIUS I
TMK avi;ka-K oni-;
Iretics an kMp wi're 20
Talks uh tf Hho wert? 30.
Lookj uh If Hliu win 40.
Humi't any mora sense thun
If Mho were in.
Thoy won't muko a brick-luyr
out of me. ttut tfce lien us shM
shoved the porcelain egg out of
htr litflt,
Matrimony !h larKoly an Pxprrt
mcnt thul begins In courtHhlp
an ends In court housc.
Joy which wp cannot jslinre with
others Is only h"lf enjoyed.
iu:mkhiikk
It's alwuyn darkest before dawn,
so plcep Mil duyliKhl.
No niRtlcr if your brakes don't
hold -you'll stop anyway.
Afisot'liite with a pessimist long
orurfiKli ttnd von oun't help becom
ing un optimist. .
What's dflour truvid broad
ens one.
An optimist really expects )ou to
hat a plcnsint trip.
1'here'n no hupptneHs an where.
unless it's in your mind.
I on't envy an optimist be
one!
Once tln're was what wait call
ed "pitilers publicity." Now there
Is much of the prevaricating kind.
I .It tli Hobh v, who hail been
taktn Into the country for a day's
outlnp, nhw a nptdrr Kplnnliiff a
b betweeti two tall weeils.
Hcv. lion, lie vclli il. come on t
over here a ml hi thla bu put
llnu up a win'U':H.
Tlit
Dffb'
enh IntiNtH
th:it
GOODYEAR
Pathfinder . Wingfoot Allweather
30x3 li Fabrics $7.65 $9.25: - $11.25'
"0x3 ! i Cords .. . 8.35 10.00 - - 12.95
S2.vl Cords ll.ljO 18.30 , 22.50
32.vli Cords '......'..;. 24.55 - 29.25
3x5 Cords 31.40 37.40
Other. Sizes In Proportion
WHY TAKE A CHANCE WHEN GOODYEAUS COST
W
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'1 1 c Question of OnMJtilitt.
The teacher was (riving1 u drill
In the meunlng of words and their
opposlfes. -; , r , '
' Now tell me, she begun, ..whu-t is
the opposite of misery.
Hipplness, said Hie cluss in uni
son. . ' r ' ' , .
And sadness, she naked. ,
' Gladness. ' ' ' : :
And the dpppsite of woe?'
Qiddap, shouted the enthusiastic
class; , '"."'
I'nllko voce table., siMjIkyl Hiil
drcn arc always fresb. .' .
To what do you attribute your
great uge, asked the city visitor
of Orundpu Kben Hosk ins. "5
J can't suy yet, answered Gruiid
pa. They's several patent medi
cine fellers dlckerln with me.
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To rise' high) ha su.uaro and get
uround. ". : '
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Komeniip has discovered that the
fly horde this season seems -to be
equipped with about. eight ru'llhdcr
motors und they seem to b loud
er and noisier than ever. "
With his tull . -feathers-, being
plucked by grasping politicians in
order to feather their nestrt, no
wonder the- -American e a g l e
screams. ,
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Wliat - has Ihhhjiiic of I bp old
fashloiieil wfinutn who wiiglit ".ler
liiislHimrM ad he cm Ikmv t ar
ratsffe her hair. Nhc tiuiy have
dlsapneartxl with r.ie fellow who
alwajH used ta suy "A woiiuui
I" act) Is in the home,." i ,
ft ft---.-. s e p..
Ah. well, wires who can'UhauJ
.their own way provide a nice liv
ing to nerve specialists.
There la one advantage at lea.J
of being obscure. ' Nobody snoop!
urouud to see w hat ou are doing.
No Gardenia, Just .because wheat
is selling at- a dollar a bushel,"
you cannot call It buckwheat.
Tastes differ; men like pretty,
nurses, but women prefer beauty
doctors, .
Hollywood was mlsnumd. The
cupltul of romuntlc, loving should
be culled Mistletoe. ,
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Many of un ean't give our old
clothes to tho poor because then
wp would get sunhurnrd alt ovt.
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Over the Nation
INDIAN CONVENTION.
Springfield News: Along the wa
tera of the Arkansas a few duys
ago, near Sand Springs, Okla., an
unusual gathering was held. Thou
sands of Indians met to discuss
tribal and racial affairs and form
an organization, tho purpose- of
which Is to provide a mean by
which tho affairs of the Indians
in America may be taken cure of
in a business like and practical
manner. Primitive dances of their
fathers were engaged in and the
smoke from camp fires drifted oft
in all directions with the chaugiug
wind. Jn other days the parents
of these present tribesmen .were
accustomed to seek the fastnesses
of th Arkansas river and here his
tory was made. There is no more
romantic period In our history than
the one, which Is couple' with the
life of the Indian.
Men do not have to be, very old
to recall tho days of advent urn
with wandering Indian tribes.
Gradually the new-born. civilization
lias driven the red man into reser
vations, but It hus not entirely Im
poverished him. You will find in
many parts of the country Unlay
-Indians worth hundreds of thou
sunds of dollars, acquired through,
jsale of rich oii lands. Is it little
. U(aur. in
stances there should have been or
ganized an association to protect
;tho Indian. l'ew or the tribesmen
possess any business ability und all
of them recognize the need for pro
tection from the smart white men
w-ho In sojiic instunces. would not
let his conscience hurt him If he
took away from - the , primitive
American all thut he now possesses.
I'orc'iipbies Aimoy llallroad
; SKWARI),' Aluuku' (AP)'T1)!
government's Alanka railroad luu
to fight, porcupines. Huhber in
any form is to the porcupine what
wuste paper and rubbish are to
the American goat, populur for
lunching purposes, und the rail
road officials have ordered rub
ber hose In pumping stutlons und
all rubber fixtures to be hung on
high poles.
Helutlves are people who visit
you when the weather gets too ho!
for them to do their own cooking.
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The Bootery Inc.
206 Depot Sxeet Phone Main 118
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
Home oC the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women
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JEHUHALKM. (AI As manda
tory power, for Palestine, Great
Hrllain probably will be c,lhd tip-
on soon to decide whether title to
the vast properties of the Russian
Church in this country shall go to
the Soviet government, or to Rus
sian Church Interests outside ot
Hussia. -
The controversy Involves hun
dreds of thousands of dollars ol
property In Jerusalem and vicinity.
as well as In Bethlehem, Nazareth
and Haifa, consisting of churches
monasteries, hospices, parks and
other valuable jilots of laud , Une
of the churches is in the Garden ot
Gelhsenvane and another on the
Mount of Olives.-
The Metropolitan Antoutn. head
of the Moly Russian Synod In Pal
estine, has arrived here in connec
tion with the case, lie is an an
nounced czurist and believes his
action will secure title to 'these
holdings.
In connection with the Soviet's
cluim, the interesting question
u rises whether the Soviet can di
vorce the church from thu stale
und yet claim property belonging
to the church.
Tom Sims
Says
Gulf is very useful. While the
boss Is out working ul It the hired
hands get a bit of rest.
' The awage muit, -who nas he
wouldn't (iq.u tiing for a million
dollars, would do anything. k
The fish Hint the uverag fbiher
nian los (gives him something !o
He about. : ; . V
In clothes lm liirT sonn women
Meem satisfied wilh the least th-.-y
can get for their 'money.
Onions are vegetables people tr
to eal without breathing It to a
You deserve
good feet!
GOOD active feet will help you;
and you deserve to have them.
And It is quite probable that you would
have them If you wore the Arch Pre
server Shoe. Thousands of men have
fives themselves that litthr "edge"
that wins, by weaving this shoe. Let
ui show you
"Klf THI ROOT (WILL
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The New
For
ARE BEING' SHOWN: IN OUR WINDOWS
THIS WEEK. WATCH THEM. '
Fall Merchandise
in all :
Departments
Arriving
soul but ni'ver Hmr.pd.' V 1
Tli way of Iliu exprt'ssi i 1 liard
wln vacHllon trunks ar being
Hhiupcil. i 1 .
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" That poll', up north, inunt ho h
barber's. Judging rroui the number
or dost! shaves explorers liav
h:td. -
Ml 'in ' i ' n II L-J.'.-j j L I r3"'l .
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Ladies' and Childrens'
BLOOMERS t
Children's Heavy Sateen 'Blouliiers,'. black - ' ,' A ;
or white L....'.......rj0c and 75c !
Ladies Cotton Creiw Bloomers...... 50c and 60c
Ladies Lingclt Bloomci-s ........:......'. jl-10
Ladies Silk Bloomers: ...........".:....$2.23 and $:J.20
Wliite Indian Head Dresses in sizes, 36, 38, 40, ' - '
42 and 44 ..........; .l ...;.'.....$2.10
Bir Value in Stamped Linenc colored Dresses for
$1.00 Friday and Saturday only. '
NORTON'S KIDBY SHOP
'Better Togs
j5i(irp " practice
has cat. ofP man
a mani cKanc
to succeed
ngs
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Often wlu'iftwo young, folks
get tlielr lwrfds together, lt'a mere
ly a mbdern dance. ti. i
. Everything for '
. Picture Making
j , . . Is- ,f
Red Cross
Drug Store
for Little Tols'V.
lon'i let lira .otltcr fcllo-
Islk juu out of jour crop
money.
tl fs Hie rvMill of svlioie
jvsr's hsnl work suit su
mil eliuulit lie csrvlull;
speut anil tarclullr lusesleil
; When jou need snj sd-
k-e nr eounsel on fiiiam-lal
hstters feel riee Ui cull
iiM)ii snj uiemlier ut Uil.
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our M-nh-fl and ls-uurs fo
lliu RHklitK.
tvery , lirsm li of our bsnk
Is ruu fur jour personal
eonteulunce In lisuklutf.
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