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! Friday, April 16, 1020.
TuK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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CIierrysPay Visit To
Egypt And Jerusalem
KdUoi'i SoU- This Is nn
otlirr or scrim of articles
wrtllrtufcby A. II. Cherry, now
torn-tux Hie world on the 8. S.
lU'njjcnland. ,i.
(By A. B. Cherry) : v
' During- the week another deutfi
occured on board.' W- , I). Iilcb
urdu, of California a pussonger
who cuino aboard ship at Bombay,
vu8 strlcktiri-with ,' apoplexy and
Uk'd the next day. His body will
be taken on board to New York.
At Port Soudan; -we ' docked
alontfalUe at a large floating dock
' and aoon It was covered with Fub
zy Wuiv'a nod their -stock of junk
to sell to the' tourists. They wear a
Ion, spearllko hairpin in their
tangled mat of black -locks, with
which from time to time they stir
up the interior of the mat. You
can imagine the rest;
V First View of Dcsvrt
This, was our first view of the
desert and looked like tho sand
Piles along the Columbia Hlver.
tiothlnff to look at for miles and
miles but nana.
idea tho Hed fica was more liko a
idea -the Hed Hea was more like a
lurRO river. Instead it is a thou
sand utiles long and more than two
hundred miles wide.. About 25 of
our pupsenRera landed here to ro to
Khartoum and on down the Nile to
Culo. Saturday morning we shall
SA'I'lltllAV NI'llAIi
All Fur 88 Cents
F. L LILLY
Hardware
Main 85 ' ?!
'land at Port Teufik, tho entrance
' to tho Sum Can el and proceed by
! train to Jeraulem, -...
! A Matron fo banquet tAls held on
board last night attended by 42
masons. Greetings to tho muster
.of tho lodge at Jerusalem where
sent by radio and arrangements
made for the party to hold a lodge
meeting in King Uolomon's Mine.
This we are looking forward to
with a greut deal of pleasure. ,
On Saturduy, March 13, wo ar
rived at Port Teufik and were sup
posed to disembark for the Jeru
salem train at ten o'clock. . Here
we ran up agalnBt a lot of red
tape by the port and quarantine
officers and It was afternoon be
fore the doctor came aboard. It
was four o'clock when nit tho for
malities were gone, through with,
consequently our departure was
delayed another day.
. Otravand of Cumels
Sunday morning we were off and
arrived at Kantara. the crossing
jplaca of the (Sues canel, after
luncn. ino riae to mm point was
alongside of the canal and very
Interesting. Through miles and
miles of desert land. Dozens of
caravans of camels were passed us
we rode along and here and there
the smalt native shacks of people
employed on the canal and rail
road. We crossed tho canal on a small
ferry and. took another train for j
Jerusalem where wo arrived at j
1 1:1)0 o'clock in tho evening. At
last we were standing on the city.
"Set on a hill that cannot be hid."
The place more sacred than any
other on tho earth. The words of
the Psalmist came to us here and
seemed to express our feelings at
this moment. ; "iSvua glad when
they said unto mo 'J.et us go into
iho House of the Iord' our feet
uhull stand within thy gates, O
Jerusalem,1' J 1
' Ave shall not attempt to toll you
anything of. tho history or des-
cribe the buildings or, sacred places:
of Jerusalem. These you are all '
familiar with from what you have
read und heurd. However, no mat
ter how good a Bible student you
i amy be, you must see Jerusalem to
understand it alrT You will find It
tio different than you had pictured,
lt In your miud. Go where you
will there are evidences of what
has been thought and done In this
little corner bf the earth, but here
only will you find a living illustra
tion of the written records; the
shepherd leading his flock, the
stony places, the lilies of the field,
and a thouwrhd other characteristic
Hlblcal pictures are as much , a
part of Palestine today us they
were when Samuel and David und
Jesus walked the earth.
( To Bo Continued)
THAT 3.75 TONIC
FIGURE SHOH
Is it a beverage? No.t Us a tonic according to
lire we ry corporation (right), samples a glass of tho
tho taste.
3.75 malt
Fred I'nbst,
extract that
permitted to soil, while rr. A. J. Scheldler, chief chemist of the corporation,
head of the Pa bat .
his firm has been '
helps him try lt.v, '
T
IMYSOF sun
TUCSON. Arls., Apr. It. (AD
A limpid Instrument compared
with others for the sauio purpose
has naen perfected for measuring
tho Intensity ot the heallni short
rays of the sun by Dr. K. Petit of
the Ml. Wilson Observatory staff of
the Carnegie Institution. -'
Tho apparatus will bo Installed
In tho Desert sanatorium hero by
Dr. D. T. MaoDoucal of tho Cur
node Desert Laboratory.
"Tho Instrument apparatus Is
capablo of treat 'precision and will
prove Invaluable In studying the
benefits of various light waves to
patients. "It consists essentially of
& small chamber containing; a
thermocouple sonsttlvo to the short
rays. Tho chamber Is mounted on
an astronomical clock which focus-
ses a tubular lens opening directly
on the sun throughout tho day. A
continuous (raphlo record Is kopt.
The machine needs virtually no at
tention whereas tho spectroscopy
methods of measuring; tho rays rc
qutro constant attention." t
Dr. MucDougal explained that
tho necessary clement In tho In
strumous construction Is 'an .ex
tremely thin layer of silver do.
PROMISE
PERSONALS
PARK PERSONALS
THE PARK. (Special) Ooorge
McDow and Mrs. Kva Vanorder
and daughter wore Union visitors
Fridajj. "
Mrs. J. B. Hunter Is nursing at
the Joe J-iny home. . . ' -
Frank Wlgglesworth and A. J.
Vandevanter helped Georgo Mc
Dow to dehorn his Jersey bull tho
first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs.' Urdell I-ny oro.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe kay Sun
day, x,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vanorder j
were In l,a Grande Friday. They I
visited their daughter, .Klva ut the I
hospital, there. They report that 1
she Is Improving.
Hobble H u liter was a visitor ut
The Park school Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alloy leacy was a
Sunday guest ut tho homo of Mrs.
J . l 1-ay.
j Mr. Miller was an over night
visitor nt the ciarunco Vanorder
hqme Saturday night.
George McJiovv is the owner of a
new gasoline wood saw.
Mrs. William Wiggles worth und
Mrs. Mira U. Getchel and little
daughter wero Sunday' guests at
tho Jim eVoro home on Catherine
Creek. Mrs. Getchel -is teaching
school ut Wallowa.
J. K. Hunter and daughter, Ida,
and little grand son, Hobble, came
over from Catherine Creek recent
ly and wero over night guusts at
"When Svc got "knocks ahTSiit this the Joe J-.uy home.'
column we feel that we are pqttiug I Kdwurd Wolfe was a Sunday
the proper kick into It. j guest at the homo of his mother,
Mis. A. J. Vandevunter. He Is
working for Kenglc Corfman.
Ol hello lAiy was visiting at his
father's home hero recently. Ha
Is working for. the Wanker and
Woodson cattle outfit ut v Medical
Springs.
Mr.. Miller, of To we r Po w d e r
has rented the old Watts place In
this vicinity and . is . moving his
family hero,
Feeling listless ? wearjM
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PER
BjTjEL
and Milk
They arc rich in the health-giving vitamines,
mineral salts and bran in the natural, most
assimilable form. '
Honey-sweetened for good measure.
Children and convalescents find it beneficial
to lunch between meals on Tru-Blu Gra
hams and milk. Many have regained health,
strength and vigor on just that diet. Try it.
Order From Your Grocer NOW
Every Good Grocer Sells Tru-Blu Honey Swcelcned Grahams
in blue and gold cartons and in Wood boxes
TELOCASET
PERSONALS ,
her ulster und aunt there.
Klfiida Asper and her suiter.
Uose, went to North Powder re
cently to visit their sister.
Crops In tills section ure looking
good. ,- - - '
Miss Inex Wilson, Foro"- Mill.
I-eona Sillier, Klfrldii und Gernldlne
Hyatt -aru planning a, plcnlo .for
Sunday. , . , . ..... . .. .... .
PHOMIHK. ' (Rpeclal) . llnlph
and Hobert Carper retured to I'ow
watka Monday. ' . '
Theo Carper Is wsrklnir for
Chester Qosbott this week. if V
llr. Tenllrook, of Moxvillv. Cull
ed Tuesday at tho homo of Mrs.
Marshall Kleshman. , i
Mrs. Ula poulson went to W'ul
lowa Krlduy and roturncd' to- her
home hare Sunday. -..v ' ''
Mr: and Mrs. Oliver Flosiimun, ot
I.a Grande, Mr. and Mrs. . John
Kleshman, of MIHon, Jou Kleshnuin
of Wallowa, Leo- Kleshman, of En
terprise, and Mrs. "Maiy Thorpo- of
Wallowa, attended tho funeral of
their, brother, Marshall, at Pro
mise . Thursday.' .They returned
home Krlduy.-Mrs. Husun Kleshman
remained with tho deceased's wid
ow hore. . She will return to Wal
lowa soon." ' '. .'' ;
Mrs. Kdlth i I.lndsi-y and " Mrs.
Kinmn hlndsey, of la Grundo, at
tended tho ; funeral . of, Marshall
short rays lo puss and affect
thermocouple. A. recording gal
vanometer attached to this puts
tho findings In graphic form. .
'"In addition to registering 'the
constantly changing Intensities of
tho short rays," lr. MaoDougal
added. "Iho Instrument similarly
will record tho green light rays,
giving a basis of comparison vul-
posited upon. a sheet of quarts used uabln to tho astronomer and which
as a lens. Tho silver coaling of thejinay havo a significance, not, yet
right thickness permits only the determined, to thn physiologist."
Ii'loshmuD'her T.wv.' .
turned home Frtdi , . --
Mrs. Kmlly Phlli Mf "
Kreeinun and KMa War4. ...
gon city, arrived Wdaefa . .
nlngj. They attended tkM l"r4
ot Marshall Kleshmas he '
day.. Mrs. Phillip seine. - k)
her daughter. Mrs. lrWma. ts :
othon returned home yrtisy. . ' ,
Roubeji Barton arrived ttm
West Virginia last sfondar. -M
and Roy Carper are cutting Its tor
for the Bowman-Hlcka ,dBua '
thl week. . ' .. i ... , . .'; i
Dewey Davis, Lora Ctrper. U
Prank, Fred and Hcnrr Crptf,
and Gladys and Elmer Hsbjr ssjet
Krlduy ovonlng at.the C. P. Car
per homo. , : . v . y ' V '' l -
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Flsskotaa
visited Sunday evening ' at tk .
Charles Kenworthy hsinsv Ufa,
Kenworthy la still unsbl to walk.
Hhc wus Injured In a fall ssm Urns
ago. J.X .,
Curl Griffith' was ' at ) Promlas
Sunday. He and Jack Taylor havo
rented tho McGlnnla place aa tl4
dlo point and Intend to mote hero.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt "wearing
enmo In Wednesday from Wla. '
. (CheBtcr, Idaho and are staying at
tho l tho homo of . his brother, .Ob
gwoarlngen.
Mrs. I. H. McDonald -aa ' Mr .
Elmer Bennett visited Monday af. '
tornoon with Mrs. Oorbelt. . ( i :
Ono-hnlf tho women don't know
how the other halt manage to dress)
so well on their, husband' tacotaoi
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i It takes 61)00 bees to'Welga ,
pound, but ono bee can ol dowa
like a couple of tons. - ' . .
TIILOCASHT (Special)
Mrs.
George A.ekley und children aro HI
tliiu week.
lien lilll wus a Union visitor re
cently. J M. Miller wus a vLsitor'at Un
ion lHt week. '
Kurl Miller was in Union on
business a fewf days ugo.
ltoy Ktewurt was u Telocaset vis
itor recently. J .
' Miss Mue Miller wiw at Telo
cnHet front Iai Grundi to visit her
parents here lust week.
MIhh Amy Miller is visiting ill Iji
GrulHle. Silo will bo there severul
days visiting her sister und. mint,
Mrs. ICnloc
Mis. K.-M. Miller Is 111 ul her
homo hore.
Inez Wilson, Ixe Parks, Kunteo
Parks, . Vernon Wlson . ftnd , J luzet
Wilson were visitors to l.uGrundo
recently. I' . , p" ' '
Miss Ijeona Miller wus a. ' 1m
Granule visitor recently. Klio visited
Extra
Lamps
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kept around 'lhc.-.';
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LOIN BACK
32c lb.
Buy your reciuiiemcnts in Cured Meats V
Wholesale
Good as the best
Costs Less :
Every pound guaranteed first class.
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Meat Co.
Three Stores: City Market
- Hoover and' Economy
You wouldn't make tff
tuttard in a bit, fiat t"n
Roasting: coffee in
UUes improves
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small qaotJ'x
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.?. Bfftuilari it better in $mall, individual cupt
Only Hills Bros can use
this method the process
b. i. . rk of. 19 jutnt
' Most foods, you will agree, taste better when prc-y ;
pared in small quantities. It's a matter of control.
. Hills Bros.' Coffee is roasted a Jew pounds at a .
time by our patented continuous-roasting process. . .
Even temperature . . . timed duration" . . con- '
stant circulation of fresh air through the roasting
coffee. Perfect coffee, uniformly roasted, made to :.
yield its full measure of fragrance and flavor!
Prove what controlled roasting docs for flavor.
Break the. vacuum seal of a tin of Hills Bros. The' '
first fragrant whiff sets your appetite on edge. Then
-brew a cup and lift it to your lips! Any wonder
Hills Bros. Red Can is the favorite drink of the
coffee-loving West?, Brew a better cup of coffee
by following'directions in "The Art of Entertain
ing," mailed free upon request.
.Ask for Hills Bros, by name and look for the
Arab on the can. It's quite important.
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