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IIlTPNTEI
j. W!KSEASILY
PKNni.KTON, Or. (Hnoelul lo
"fhi Ohw-rvrr. ) Tim I'rndlr!on
BurkuroO cruft wiis sut.lt, ftout
t)i l nim iuh-kmI nt Milton H.itnr-lny-ftftornooii
hy thr trim little
jduii Prunrt 1'ick.T. Tim MvLouifh
I In union hlch school's trriillnm
tfMm liiul so ill o Ion ranjfi Kiinn
that ItHrkid Htioillly ttiruuKliout tho
loiiii-si whlttli finally wound up in
Hit dttrk ivl.h (ho Milton ludn on
the Ions cud of a 6a. 13 arovr.
IVndMon showed a lot of I lulu
htit thrlr mtark was nulled by- lht
Jtltnn dt-fnio and iho lluolthroOH
.h the inoln- worn potteries ntins!
tht onrus,its-. of tin clwor and
.towrrful .MrLoufTtilln buck a
iTho flrnt (Uttrlrr ot"nwl with h
rush nnd xvhrn ih Niuukc Ironi thr
lnvy UrtnK wnn ni-ttled lhi rvorv
houril '.fad MlltoH 5i, )' mlktun
IS. Milton poundt-d away M .'tid
ily. A th. IVndltton drfrraon nnd
AOor:d on stfniltly Ihronphmit the
run:i Hvvrrul tlnios htIiii Ur'enso
ly thrt HucUuroos cost Milton (In1
ltll within iteorlnic dlnfnnre.
Milton showed a wonderful of
fnw with ft well hnmnced hark-
fMd. Ilufford nnd KarkM- nppf-.tr-
Billy p
fa
111
. r.itKAT snouTf-wrs.
firi'ftt liorttn(M niflkf for p.n-imnt-wlnnlinr
la'l rliih.
lu the IMlthurK Washington
world rrlr the Uvn hrt shorl-!toi-'
In I hi iffiinr Hi': tMng for
itiiiri'Mini'.Y.
'
On In Glenn Wrixhf, I ho hrll
Hunt yotinwitor, who him not yet
r-pachM hln irn'RtPsr hlKhttt. The
othfr In ft offer lVcklninnffh. the
wiiTtuf, who Ik now.nt;Mie vt-ry
penk of hi i;uie, ' ; . i ;
Wrlffltt In jiiM norninfr, while
Poeklnp&dfth U ohotll ready to fiturt
to mde front Hie pteture.
I'Hor to tho m-rlm 1 ll:itn-d lo
irtaiiy tulei of Ihe'ffn at t'uyli r, 'the
reiiotihlnhle Tea y nor uml all the
othr 'I;M" alnr of I ho Plrut-Bi"
After wntelttngr the rluh hi the
flrril two frames of the worhl se
rif. Glenn WrlKht Is to itm by f:ir
the moat linprewlve of the youthful
Plrat nUxrm. 1
rnless I urn tnUtnken, Wrlxht, In
not more than two yeurs will Im the
"Ik:. IX
DIPH-rtlKIilA
(II) lr. rrrlcriik sirlrkcr)
Whul Bvmptomi .should ItHiil you
lo HunpHcr Umt n child has diih
Iheriu? iiiphthrrta nny !' likf a
"AWOV
2 Vj
il aths o(-ur hetwvan Ihe 8f pr
(rni- and fii--
1h vi ryoin- nu'icp'il'li1 to.illl'"
l!nr!u? So. :;om" l 'ople poai
a nmural Inimunity. ITaclUally
all childr.n bctwwn thi' UKi-n ol
tiK monllis and too an an- m'
ceptlhlt. J.h theif u urn lo t.'ll whulu-r a
rson Ik Imniuuo or not? V y. n
Iraiilp skin n-irt caHol Uu- Si'likk
severe kore throal wilh email orjlf.Ht will dHiTmine Ui'llllU''!)
Itrne itray or white iialchi H. Tin so whollu r or not u pi rson U int
palrhra may aj.jM'ar n.ot only tin ! mum'.
the tonsils, but al.-o on th.- ..oft I i-an .susci pl il'lo pi-rsons iiu f n-
Ipalatt. A membrane cn tin- ooft Idt-red iiiiinum-'.' Yfi. by ilnvt ;n-
palutt- U ulmo-sl certainly dlph- 'jections of tOJiln-iilltltoxin.
Ilierla. .With urh u throat vhe I When a perHan oonttatta !pli
pcrson usually fiH;la titk. Not ' theria. what should be 'i'llie?
only lfH's the throat hurt, hut '.here I Antitoxin should be uiven imiin'
la ii-sually weakn.Sb in the ba.'k. ! diately even before, the tlii.iiitoai
neek un'l muselvs K :ierally. The j in eertnln. It can do no h;.nu e.Uit
Klamia of the neck mav he .iuit" it mav save a lit.. Kvery person
lurae anil feel nalnfiil when i who hrjs eonie in eonlaet v. i'.ii
I'he
ba-
ouelu . 'i'lif on! W-nt nine hi
lerlsh and dellrloux. thourJi
:ever may not ho liif,'!(.
What rattsea dlnitlnria?
K'ehs l.oefrirr OP ill). I) t lieria
rilluH.
How Is it .spread i;y contiit
with the lnr et-ii v r.itn or with
at'liele.-i v))ir h nmy h;ive In en -Mn-tanun;tte4
hy t!,ieh:u k-- f oi;i h.i
now mid throal. or ly ntniin t
with a diphtheria ctrrler.
In the noHc
eO to be the oulHlandlnK star, of outntnmllnir .tar mnotiK the short-
ine .Milton nuars an.i rail me nan of (h ,. ,,,. ,,.,..
with iHiunl rlerlty.
IN-hdieton's touchdown came
Jrly lu
Wrlpht has i:Iki peel, Rrat-.',
the flrnt paint usl iir hrnhis anil tho nhllfly to hit ut
Milton hud scored two and ktekfd ulmut n well an he llehlr. What
two iron Is. Hulverson scored the mnre cuultl )t) 0"k of a MiortMup?
(lrfhen he n'oovered a fumble j
In mldneld and the HM.cnd eame ns' nKM'hATlOX KHJ.ns,
the "result of louy paim, Hatlon The eoltiff nerd of buseball Is a
tectum van. that put th pigskin regulation field.
on the onie yard lif. I hy p. terulatlou flld ! mean
I Kstel rumtutoff. I'eadlrHoc'B left tbr sume amount of 'territory for
end, was kicked In the fne, a loiiff play, Infield and outflM.
rut result! nit, but Cummin con-1 The busfrt Are tho knniP, o Teet
tinned In thr frame. Iiintrt. on everv ball rrniintl. but tt
' The Hne-up: ' 1 woAild lx a difficult matter to find Eastern TcaillS OlltnlflV
- uu.i , ( . .w..s ...... it ii 7 i u uuuinui in uii iiiv v miiu i
Z1 wf-.vil )...t Sj t W - V ! 'with a diphtheria carrier.
L h:u H?Rh "AW V'.V J,
Mrs; fea -j
, ' . : JT ,. .... ...
DIXON) i ..-- ..
' - -for" ; - - rmS&i, a. ; i"u?
aiek person .-.hoehl he kivcu a
the ' i)rirpeetivo d(S" of anUloxin.
J '. What hi the difference between
antitoxin and oin-antiinxiM :
Antitoxin is Kiven lo persons 111
Willi diplherln and lo those who
come in conti'el with them. It
,ies immediHte immunity for a.
yhort lime only. Toxin-anHtoxin
is a inlxlure of diphtheria toxin
land aullto.ilii , Klven to Hie well
person to protect him aiiiilnst diph-
tlioriM It-t urlidii It slllWir. bill
In what part of the body is the . ro,,,,,i,. lh(. individual is
immune probably for life.
Why are cultures taken from Ihc
thro;:ts or children at Ihc openina
of school anil durinif epiileniie!r.'
Hi r use Hiis loeates the diphtheria
carriers, "ill pel cunt ot ehoo
'children Hre currlola. Tliey ap
the. disease anil sho ad be iinuif.
diately biohtted. as the are a nan.
ace to the Hclvool,
i-msox ti:i:.ms asskssiid ;
MK.IiKDUH, Ore. 1JIII K10rli
also known us Shannon of Appt.
r;.ite, who pleadert utility to
chaiRe of possession of liquor aim
poinline u Rim at Hherifr Jcnnlnm,
was sentenced by Circuit Judg
Thomas tu three years In the stain
prison on the first chlirKe an
three years on the. secoau. the sen.
leliccs to run concurrently.
It. Iiawson of Klamath I-'aii
who some time aKo pleaded Kullty
to a charge or perjury In bin trial
on a charne of possession of Ikmor
while armed, was sentenced to
three years ill the state prison.
ibiB to run concurrently wilh his
untunre or three years on Hit- (,rB.
Inal conviction, .which ri stilled
from a raid on the Hut" at tin.
(in-iron National Guard elleamii.
mint here.
One of our burning problems Is
cheap ciirars.
fl!.-.e;;n leented
throat, lr.it the poiHtm rt iur:it t
ir absorbed into i:,s imdy ean.;n;
degi nei nt ion of intt.seular iImmu"
heuri di-i line and panilyi.i. Metit
hiaucji.s criip Ih a t'otni of diph
tlier!.t invoivlni' tiie iaryn.
At what :k;' s diplitheria most '
Kkeiy to oeenr? In children uniler
!t n. Men- t'i;:n :ju per r jd ot 1he
ROTEL ASTODf
2nd & Kill Los Anseln f'
50;I Boilu New, Modem I
Close to ShoppinE District nnd Theatre,
FREE GARAGE
Tariff horn $1.50 n
Football critics are pickinp; the Univeisity of Calif omia Beai-a to win the Pacific
Coast conference grid championship again this year. Coach Andy Smith, the man
who has turned out five successive champions tit Berkeley, offers a few of his stars
for your approval. . Look 'em over closely because these arc the boys who will make
the Golden Bear growl this season. '
ilumri'llitf...
Jpnr .....
Younff
lane
ltohlnson
Mlnnls
shcrlll
I let ton
Sullivan...'.........
Iluivurson ,.
jdhri'sjn ::.
Karl Tilton
t.E
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Q
... Ml
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. Whitman.
Midwestern Elevens
i. i-oiis ststc. tliut had exactly tllo samel
ft. Totta nicasurcr.ientfl. Short oulfielJa,
"t?!Z.i0k Wt ""'' ' itioaial -lootlu.il ..Mtrumuey IhTch
1 1. n K.fi.h.nnii In lli.i r.'.-ii-IH ia. !., ... . ... . ....
' i ( m. innHiie v. si ii u a w en lor
.,. Moon
. Weir
Knrker
.. 1-4-wlni
Ilufford
refenr ,
i riVs allies In partleulur. l-i
jul li-avue prks huve tuy
PYanUa. Whitman, umpire.
bVm and &A csrlouda of nevu hmvv iMH,n rviitlXvr, j on
paraos will b iihlpped from We. ; ,Hin(r Iit Id ul ntt:(,jU
ln't -the Vaklnm alley for win-
1' P HjoTttiri', aeeordtnt tq u lutf-
... ,
k mu- Kood sltaii of the p.t few cam-
lon- I nn!ini .lin hirflv I.. . Inniiw -.iill.
n-Kulur pluyir.ff spuee than theyjl(. of tvjnderlnff warriors us
nn.iJ. in thf biff rrrhs ?he8 im- those of Notre Ime nnd Mar
Ued ti:ld utv furiher ciirtuiled ly .juttte, is nor resting on nifihed
the udditioQ of tt iniKtiary jiecta to anient 5houl'.!ers.
tul.e .i- uf t'u- . s e: t'ai'-J who
Oesin x-e Ur- Ui ---
la titl .0 rrm iM'tv neored. and
of thtsv, Uft were rlveutt drlv
Ohlo.:KJ imt! lIMr.iiin on th
t v. o s-.ttir-hty ii It rnot -ns. Hut o
far It luts hem elcs- to a runaway
;tt aaiT.s: opponents
9a41 lotatmi Sent lu AuklitM
JPKNU1.KTON. Ore. Durliifc- ilti-
nxi ton Uuys it la expected thai ; Nlll ,m ftf ,h hnlim Plin- wmii,i
i the regular
plMin(r lit Id ul Pttt.ihurff.
As u mutter ot laet, tuyler's for . .
Seine of the most notable inter
r ctional nt;in: iui his s;lll ur- to
be played with Pen ;:---: van i;i hoh!
Injr the potl..rht U clashes with
' next
home ni'i, -a hleh d-d. d the s-e
ond ffuine. the fluki-i home run of
all. wtn tin
ne.
hai.i. ; hit hall ot the
from the sculh and mldiMe went.
I'p to date thi' lis! shows 13 viv-
m-NiC hy lYed lleiinion. cuuntv
wti nt. Kurmem on the b nehlands
nre now nuiiv entram-tl In uluffluc stories tor rns-tern teainn, only two
nnd taeklnir the luben. Tny an-, ' 'for the niM.Ut west and one forth--
hHitluiK dlreetly from the field to-' 'htf five itrlvefl would hnvel;iou,h in ..j ,hlt haV(4 i,roUgnl
ine ears thts ear, ., pn (.nrJl inen eaoffnt ior rainy easy cms, iXiUil,, rais i,llo conflict.
hTT.uuull -mured in pit?, and "in iuyier s iirtve would tiave ien
.1
( Grid Leader
i rood for at least a double, poasihly
a triple.
I ...
II I fcll Terr fine to t.ko ran of
Arties lo Portray Russian l.lfo
l
;
a r"- . v -a
VJ"?"0V (AP. Soviet educa-
tho aiMltknial ertntir. hut when itioiial a'.!v-rith -s have decided to
doing so temW lu iMirlequo the .send :o various places hi the Sov
Maim It hevnnHM n M'ritHi- hanill-jh t I mIj)i 12 nrti-,ts to paint pie--.
All Huh in Hpial uffenflern I Uh :I j reol ttt h i y enveta por
ln till rrprrt. A am vlnily u-jft-aits ut .. -.i-th. scenes of
titff Ih Plttoburx vpiiAthrti j Ldtor ptm- .- other .social
iiiorrtle rxamid. ift at ire or pr- nt d.iy lite. Th.-
...- - p-'dition u ill iu -i: t- : iiurilrer
lU'llin) HKN'EATK HI IV
is towx mn.T
. Ct).MIX(; OF C'HUIST
' 'l..IORTE, Pa. (AP.F;Vr.l
Wnentlv the ruins of a Brpuik'br
biMldlKffT-hra,ie-'lte'tVr
irted holies of a little felony tif
i u-n nnd women who. n huff cen
tury njro, founded Oleatlu. n town
h'.hl oat and mude ready for the
rccnd conitns of f'hrist.
CeU s.ia's memory Is preserved
only by a yellow int- deed filed'
in. the archives of t he county
courthouse. it v. as r.u:v.td for
the tVlesttal i.'ity. Streets- wen
marked out and un LrtiiictuI lukc
was dux. At tho height of it:i
protperily a newspaper. "The Dav
Star of Zlon." was publU-ln-d with
i:iir retfularlty.
Most of the settlers cane orig
inally from ronmetlcut. In or
dor. so far as possible, to keep
out worldly al fairs, they petition
ed the state lejfislntuie to be set
n f ide f rom I V nnsyl va n i;t, d eck: r-
itti; that they did not u ilt to i.c
aiociated with events of the mor
tal world. Their petition wis not
granted.
Tho last of lhe original jwttlers
held at death the faith of the
founders. The land, of about
four somre mllea, was sold for
l.t and the, property If ft to
ruin.
I want lo tell you -cm:hin
but wfiuhl like lo mo yon face ioi
facn and tell you inyr-lr a 1
went vim i tu know it. Y-ni like!
to hmp pi-tiplr to be hone-d wittij
i yea. do yon no;? I t!c:it want
i(o Imrt yoiir fcelin-r hut still l'
Iwnnt to he" f rank with ynxi nnd I
unburst my hear:. It Is better!
Iihnt 1 tell Ton r.iTseir than to!
Orc-ffon state imve ?mecne i-U- tell yon Snr
m: n-s miupcim' eise ri'srht can v
ment here a petition referring tot,:o Vrnnp nieanfn to you. but if'
r " '"- -f"-'1" i tell -o:i nn-eir. I believe you
.rVTon.;. 'Pr?lJrc.B.r5tlu,!2!SWlwin nnehe it al! rlbl. so here
.mu hotiicnT ttUthoHsms1 the sta.e ' j( pn;"-i.
to enirnpe hi the development off y nrt. svuiu iullim..nT n.
hydro-olertrip power. nml umnivov,- Hi- l.iinni coal for
Vk iri;u.itv petition ia similar sv.-.-vn p..P ton. ilelhcet-l. We aiv
10 rr.c nie.i recently tiy ine nouse- niilondiiu: the ildrd vav HO
IWVl'.K PETITIOX KILKI)
SALEM. Ore. The
ffranse fl!ed In. the state depart- !r
wtwi' court tl of Portland,
t he except if n t i t it lea vs t he
r J'il!ii?i:-ttlut of the act to tlie
'.e-ishitUi In t!:e ;-tit!On fi'ed
by the hoiife wives" conne'l h.
niiinei Of the prepoiH-d hyd u-eh-ctric
cnmmtslon were included.
Y it ll ; Di'irriliiir 1 v r:r.t-e ni-. t ini.
mi. in. , (
Vour nnci". (
cl.u nr. t
We heard u man rnlsinK- cain
villi his wife becr.ti.se lie made
h'-r mad.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
riio roor Man's IYlenil" !
Oppo. roundnt. I' hone M-?!S
In Ohlraito. a bootlecR. r had it I ' Sluidnj Sliulneu j
shipped as books. Hut he claimed j
it V.7S from Itle Pet taller. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmum
in i
r 4
I
AM
:!, mm to r.i: rit(Hti i
SALKM. Or. As a mark of re
spect to ihc im niory of l.eutn.nt
I'oloael John K. Wtlliunika, Ore-con
national guard, who died at L'u
ffene, itrlr-idler General Oeorne A.
White, commander of the Oreffon
nillltnry unlin, iMued an order re
qtilrltisr that fla-rs on all tate srm
ories be dlnplayed nt hnlfmHt
Wednesilsy. the date st for the
fwner.il service. j
The military record of Colonel (
Wllttsiii dates bnck to t year!
IM. when he ent. rd the service!
n a prlvai. He aOx.inod steadily i
ihrouph th. a-toi. irmji until)
he rtSchd the r..nk of It. u tenant - J
colon. L Kor a ivrtod durir.jc th
orld w-r he s-re.l scttr.p
avlju:nt-nen ral of the state.
A numiHT of nutnary officers
will attend the funrul.
o' noted a-;ltN. Th v itl visit
;t;.e O Urn a. th- lr..l. the 1 k
' r.'tne nnd thr northitn -o inrea.
'A nur. ;b - ci ;irt!;s .r(- to tw
'sent abrtvid tor the sam.- pu pose.
You ne.-.iirt l v. jiwt le-
cat:Kc yiir .'.tii in. d"H'5. Tht
opiutei'. e; tinv- wiih you nrt1
liiei h hi.tder '.-i el .uifje.
Webster of 1925
Mill Coinimny liMttrpiiratrA. 1
PALKM. re. The Hardwood
Sawmill company, v. it h h aduuar
ters at Wtllarhina and capital stock
of $4M.t. fiied articles in the state
corporation department today. Tnc
incorporators are A. K. Kannm rer.
Clara Kaminerer and I"orothy
Kamnu-rer. The dates Mill coin
pa tiy, with headquarters In Port
land, filed notice of dissolution.
Hi
,.vnrT--iC?s5
- m yji . tr it - j "-.-ii - -at .
mmmm
Softly ' $vfliif
Come to Onr St.cn Iepot at 1 1 1 4 1 Jefferson A.u.
AU Stnce Li-ae front There Daily.
LEAVES lA GRANDE ITR
Joseph. A3I. - 1 1.M. - 4:00 Sunday, t A.M. 4 :00 PM
Baker 7 A.M. - 10:50 A-M. - l:S0 I'JL - 4 P.M.
Sunday 10 A.M. - 4 P.M.
Pendleton Hail I it A.M. .4:00 P.M.
Depot Phone Mala 799
U T D O O R
INDOORS
ai Ji i;,L , Lirti
PHIM rt l- A-t KT
PA I. KM. tins It mm. arnvd
here that H.rcld roll- r. one of thr
three in. n ariWrtl 1 hum lay.
charted tib ha.tiiic t'lirirar' tools
In tl.eir fvoatN-ssion. previoiisiy
eryrtl a t. mi in thr tin icon state
I rnaon.
, lott.r . rectlvej al the prison
from l-a.e county March l?:i.
to arvr one year for lartvny. He
mu parole! Aucuat . Uffcrs
aaiil that Kiiroy. .ne-lhtr member
of th. trla t'rvel . term In prison
under another name.
Mrorfv Oreen, who was with
fetter and tllroy at tht tim of
thrlr arrest. aa rrleaa,.
Walter "Red-' Matun. t. rariaia of
lha Wt Vimmia rmi-erattr foot
taQ eleven, tie ray a irmra posi
tion arsi Ir rated or., of the te.t the
Moantainem ha.e had in -ai.ua a
arhue.' -A .aecntAful aeutan an.
Icrpate with dim lead!. the IMnt
as Us Beat of nattl.
Ofrlctala ui liKna. Trafftc
SAI KM. Ore Sam A Kojer.
ecret.ry of at. an I T A Kaf
ftv. at.te traffic erticr. left for
y.crami nto. CI . her th
coarer with the otfKia ther r-.
(ar0iti( traffic re(ni:ailon.. Thev
later will spend a tew Uv la Stan
rranrtsra.
.aiew-'sBil I
; l'-.i?
4
e- -
It w.-l row b. the bL-.;nea f Pro-fesav-r
Tkonvas A. Knott. Enush
teach at te rmri:y of low., to
liiKn mtan.-eca ef a-iorf. word,
than .r.y oth.-r n-s in t: wortd.
He ha. berr. tele.-..d a. (eneral eda
tor cf aji wa.ui a.siioaartea.
appetites
Hot caVci ini sausafrs whit a hrt-wx-a-ir
picture to a run with a right pxJ mcrnirg appetite!
Whit a rocraccy rousirtc picture ol cigrr breakJists
cvrr a crackhnj camp 6rr !
E-ptail!y xi hrn the "cakes" arc Fapucks. For
that cukci a uoilJ c4 fiivtx-uitcrcncr ! Fbpsick
tAkes that wocify. out Joec aptx-tite cf yours and
rrtng it indoors brmft it hotrx to yesjr break
fast plitc as tx other fancake fimr can hope to!
,"A"bfTj BjnJj )r BettfT BTraif a-tU
Albers Flapjackfter
FOOTBALLS
, JUST RECEIVED!
Toe to $10.00
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
A tire that keeps its good
looks to the very end of
its long service life
SOME tires that look vr ell op the shov ;
rocm floor begin to l6ok ! siiabby; ?
after a few miles of service.. .. . . ...... ,
The U. S, Royal Balloon not only com
pares favorably in fippesrance with any
.tire when new. '
The important thing to note is that it
holds its gcod looks. ' '
Finger marks, grease and mud stains
do not show on its handsome all black
body.
And the flat "Low-Pressure Tread"
wears slowly and evenly.
Because the weight b properly dis
tributed ever ihz entire iread surface,
ihe uneven, dis?ig-ririg wear that soon
gives a ragged appearance to round
treaded balloon, tires does not occur.
This and the patented Lai ex-treated Web Cord
construction of the carcass permit the U. S. Royal
Balloon to La run at proper cushioning pressure.
There is no need lo ovai-infiate lo save
the tires. '
Th;i3, (Appearance, long raueafje, comfort and
car protection aro all provided for.
The mac who is riding cn U. S. Royal Balloons
is enjoying ihe advantages of "the balloon tire
principle at its Lest."
United States Rubbar Company
U. S. Royal
. Balloons
True Low
Pressure
u?i7 the New Flct
"Lou-Prssslre
Tread- end built
of Latex-treated
Web Cord
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United StaVs Tires
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For sale by:
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