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VOLUME. XXIV.
SECOND SECTION
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1926.
NUMBER 24
TV0 COLLEGES
BAR
DUG
OREGON - AGlUCt'LTUftAl.
ruM-IX3b Corviillts. Auk. 6.:
prinlttmr at O. A C is not coun-trnunt-ed,
and enforcement is cus-
1fir uikKt prohibition than local
uptlon, utid Unro is no comparison
iH twrcn condition. now and. those
undr tli? old- naloon dHys. "rresl-
- di nt Wl J. Krr told the J.ttrrary
iffest In.' its recent nurvcy or
drlnkinff in hi1N'R'S. :''''
Tlito bt'cujiio known today when
, lila statement in full was given out
In response-" to. numerous Inriulrcs
on to wliy ,H' waa not Included In
th n-port. Tim ' explanation, was
made thai tli mail of eommpjicn
ment wonk dul'n.yfd the answer to
Ihe (uestlonnairo -enough-to' pro-
' vent ItR.being used with tha others.
' Tin st at mrnt. 'follows: 1
Ofllrvra TIM! Irlcsl '.- :
"Itufh Oorvnllls ;ind Um ejinpus
of Oroffon 'State .Agricultural col-
; icgjySiavo Ions hud the reputation
of lif-ln? among, the driest spots in
Oregon a atato in which prohlbl-
: iLyn has thn hearty HUpport. ot nn
ofl nvhelming majority of; tho peo
ple. The city and the eollege have
jiM-n kept, dry, however, only hy
the exercise of iiorsriBlont vigilance
P diligent efforts by local hiw: cn
forecnumt officers packed, by
hi ron (T public ' sentiment und .the
. uncompromising , ; attUUdo maln
tallied by the colli: go toward lir
ijlior. . ;, - ; . -., " : . 1;
' . "The ..college has ; undoubtedly
become drier, with the. advance of
prohibition. . There ,1s no compari-
; sen between conditions now .and
Ihose .of the old saloon daysj 'Cor
vnllls was ono of the first elites of
(ho state 'to go dry local '., option
I'ltinlnatlng the sjtoons in lflOfi.-
Oregon, the first of-the coast states
to vote put the. . saloon, . adopted
prohibition In 1914. Hut liquor was
comparatively easy - to obtain as
long as surrounding towns;-and
nolRhborlng states were wet.;" By
rigid enforcement of campus1 re
gulations against liquor, however,
the student body had practically
been freed from drinking lone bo
. fore . the . elgtiteenth amendment
was passed. :. -
, litinkiiitf Not Allowed V
"Drinking on the. part of any
student while enrolled in tho col-'
lego or while representing tho 'In
stitution in any capacity Is not
- countenanced . either .by the atl-
& ministration' Or tho 7stuflent goVerii-
mctit. The student ltitorfioternity
council enforces stringent regula
tions against, drinking. . nnd tho
prosenco of liquor In a housa Is
sufficient grounds for revolting the
charter. Ktudents who do not con
form to this stand; rd aro not wel
coina at tho institution and, as of
ficial records show, those few who
vlolule . it after enrolling, are
promptly eliminated when' discov
ered." ( . . .; v .
Summer Attendance at
U. of 0. Reaches -1,254
UNIVKUKITY OF OHKOON.
Eugene, Aug. C. (MpeciaO-WHh
he enrollment of 60 students in
tho post-session at -the University
of. Oregon, Vummer attendance
has reached a record of 1264. This
number includes' Ihe registration
at the regular Portland and Ku
gene summer .fltssions, tho coach
ing school held on the campus, and
the .host-session. Scheduled clusi
es are held this year for the first
time, acordlncg to Professor l, ..
Htetson, director of the post-session,
meeting regularly . , for four
weeks. - In previous years some
post-session-work, has been offer
ed, stressing Individual effort with
fauulty supervision, to limited
number of students. ,
- "Tho fact that the enrollment Is
so large," Mr. titetson said, -"Indicates
that tho opportunity for
further, summer study offered by
tho post-session Is meeting a real
need in the stale." .
IMBLER
PERSONALS
. IMIUnt; (SpeebU) Mr. and
Mrs. Italph Morgan and baby left
Wednesday morning for Kugone.
Bale m and other Western Oregon
points. , where , they, will visit
frfends and relatives.
Mr, and Mra Oliver I'erln und
Mrs." Billy Kmlth went to Cove
Wednesday.,. . , , .
K. Hasten's father and brother,
of I'endleton, visited ut the llazon
homo hero Tuesday evening. Mr.
H ii nun Sr. Is on his way to his
former; home In Michigan for a
visit.' : " . i . ' " '
Clarence Kcown left for Yakima.
Wash., (Tuesday morning. He. will
work In .tho fruit harvest there.
-. George Kvans left 'Tuesday for
Pendleton for a fuw days business
trip. .; . .
Mr. and Mm Marlon Green," '.of
Walla Walla,: Wash., and Mr. and
Mrs.' Herman Falrchllds, of Neb
raska, .wcro visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Howell dur
ing tho past week. v '
Mr. and Mrs, Uorla Chltders arc
(ho paeents of a buby girl jjorn to
thorn JtfTy-81. at Hot Iuko'fUm.
toridm. 1 Both mother and baby
arc getting. along nicely.'
Mrs. fJavc OsUorne, who lives on
Reunited After 70 Years
v. t:
'-I , . K
4m I rrm
MINKIW lXHiS HAVi: DAY
. 1X)NIK)N. (A'P) Minora Uobb
huii a "(lay out" at tho (u&liionnbla
und .ritcluslvo Kiuiolugli club to
which tlny woro brauglit by Oiolr
ownura to compytw for tho Hporl-
ln Chronlcln Lonsilnlo tiopliy for
hlppftts.'' . '
' l''aBlilonubl Muyfulr duiuni
ruhbd dhouldora with minors wlv
und Wi'Kt Knd ttrlntocrnla hob-
nobbod lth mlnor.i durlnx tho ox.
ultmanl ut tho rarlnir. Tli Kiiuh-
osa of Ncwcjiatlo acted ns Judge.
ATtrr loavlntr R apoukcuay you
visually holler loud.
ftppartitod -for ?f v.arh Mrs Johanna .Inhnnor. nl Tiu'onih Wuh. im
ael her "liahy brother - Allien UflrROri 1 1 nl Mellon Ino And a ror.
tune teller hroughrtl how lwenllv lirnon inert to lesrr. ih hdaretn. of
htR alster 'from whoni hf Imrt been fleiiarwled h tht- denta til then p:iren,lir
when he wnt vear old- The fortune teller told hin-' v, ll'tlet nidcleo ir
hiK home would tttve the rlew -. lie wi-nt home ono Inuno ut. oM letlet writ
ten by relative! which cmibled him' tc net knuwledttt ol Mrs Johnson f
' wherftabouia ,:... ' . ti .
a ranch near hero,, wua, shopping
In linbler TucHduy. - -
Hcrt Tucker ja - cnlaruini,- Oils
sloro here. ' : 1 '
A. Shaw und J. IV VVoodell were
in Iinblvr Tucsdiiy. Mr., Hhaw la
plannlltfr to Icavo for l.oa Anscltra
in ubout two weeks. W
Marvin fcSriuiro, lwibcllo '. Prior
and Una Rollins ntdlorcd to 1M
Grando Tuesday cvwilnu.' i
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$49.50
1'ItOMISK. (Specliil) Mrs. Jcn
nlo Wortmun nnd child rnn, of Kn
lorprlsc, arrived hero Wedneaduy
and have boon vlaitlnB her sisters,
Mrs. Grace Newby and Mrs. l.uey
Iteed. ' ; " ' "
Theo Carper nnd Jlulph f.'nrper
visited at their homes hero Hun
day, relurninn lo their work in the
evcnliiK. Thi;y; uro workinir for
Mr. Uorruncc near Joseph, but hud
been fiKhtlnir firn on JOlk. moun
tain Saturday and Saturday nlnht.
John Dond wont to "Wullowa
Monday. :; '
Hill Carper lilts been 'III for (lie
past few days., Ho - has hail tho
summer flu, but Is much better
now. ' I
Tho forest fire ' which has been
burning on Middle point Is under
control. . '
Officials Investigate
Wreck of Big Freighter
HAN I'HANCIHOOrAuifl 0. (Al')
The lilB Oarlnlld fiieiuhter Npf-
llnn, pinioned on Ihe- locka 01T
llorseshoo I'olnt, Ciil., on the
Mendocino county coast, was the
setllnK yesterday for un official In
vestlButlon of tho. manner i.i
which tho vessel met 'disaster.
Caplaln W. 11. Kennedy, I'uclt'ic
coast agent for Lloyd's of I.on.
don, dnd Captain, l.lh Curtis, rep
resenting a firm of maiino sur
viyors, went lo Ilio' scene. -
Tho vessel strtiek tho rocks In
jl tug early Wednesday, The Iiib
Sin Salvor, equipped with bla
I pumps with which . an nltempt
will be- inndo lo reduce Ihe : 4
I feet of water in the Noillna's fore
hold, and the eoast guard put nil
boat Shawnee lire. Hlanding by.
j Tho. sea remains calm and
closeness of Ihe Norllna to
' shore lias greatly reduced
liur-ai'd to the crew.
Movie Actors Number
200 in Average Play
UOU.YWOOIV. Cal.,' Aug. ' 0.
(Al') Two hundred players are
employed In tho making or an
average program motion pielure,
and ot this nuilibe rtfleell or more
tiro principals who receive an aver
age salary of it'M weekly for play
ing starring, featured or character
roles. ' ' .
, 'These figures, based upon ten
years of observations, '. were com
piled by E. Mason Hopper, director
uf MotropollUm I'icluies Corpora
tion; And tho trend, ho suy, . Is
toward tho use ot mora pluyers
and moro technical men as plo
lures advance in artistic tiutrilty.
"Whorena now wo can make l
very creditable picture with 200
actors and; actresses,' he' said, "1
believe the picture, of, thoj future
will need 'three and fotir limes us
niaiiy to glve; lt; the true sense of
realism which la the uim ot pro
duoers." .,'.'
'' Monslgnor James 'en, Codojlt
tor Ifbihup of I'ort-ljouis, 'Mauri
tius,-,ls the youngest bishop In -the
world Ho wus born ill. Ireland
thirty-one years ugo.
th:.
till, the
AIMIITK KIM.IXt; ;
! I .OS ANC.KI.KS .Contending
I that he ahnt In K.df defi nse, Jaiui s
s. Kox, 2'J. alias Jimmy Urown, has
I surrendered.. . admlCIn-? that he
I killed Harry Sehwurtz ullas Hurry
l.Munson. In a hotel lobby here.
, .
I .
Like Suzanne .
.'ljMnne 1,-nslrn his an olmefll Per
f-t dnubln In t'o.m l'M'3l Tli'H
Krrnrh girl who reenlly rrled It
l.nllfnrnl f vl(ere .vh" ill ' t
learh.r of tennis ot Knol Mis
Thels' style Is old to resrmhl
lieil of "the lmoll!'.llbl'. lti7.iun
I'htl shows Ixjinl Uuvn riudf t
f'llll htr new du'.Ult.
,OW ROUND TRIP FARES
In efftwt diiity to September 30. .
Return limit October 31, 1926. ,
'Utsop Bachi, North Btach
niUnoek Bcaohcf r Newport
lest vacation spots for kiddies and
rown-ups. Economical, tool Fishing,
ccan bathing, golfing, hiking, horse
ack riding, clam digging. Good ho
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Tomatoes, fancy, Washington grown, 3 pounds , . 29c
Corn, very nice Golden Bantam, 2 dozen , . . 45c
Grapes, sweet Thompson seedless, 2 pounds , . . 25c
Peaches, f ance Elbertas, 3 pounds 25c - per case
Cantaloupe; those delicious ?heart of gold" large, 3 for 25c
Oranges; large juicy "Sunkist" per doz. - 59c
All Week Money Saving Prices
EGGS Standard size, sArictly fresh .
BUTTER Wallowa, best in hot weather
2 DOZ. 65c
LB. 45c, ROLL 83c
SHRIMP Large fancy shrimp, new pack 2 FOR 25c
JELLO Fine with fresh fruits, all flavors . . ' 3 FOR 28c
POTATO CHIPS Fresh and crisp . . . . 3 PKGS. 25c
VINEGAR Pure cider, table or canning . , : PER CAL 32c
YINEGAR I Iienz, white pickling or cider HALF GAL JARS 69c
HAMS Swift's fine sugar cured, whole or half . . LB. 43c
CERTO For canning and jelly making . EACH 25c
FLOUR '.'None to Equal "'guaranteed as good as can : 1
be milled, buy now while old wheat flour
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SWEET PICKLES Full quart jar, fancy . .i JAR 49c
COFFEE Our best blend "White Wrap i LB. 50c, 3 LBS. $1.45
SUGAR Pure cane "Berry" . ' 25 LBS. $1.73, 100 LBS. $6.69
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6 ROLLS 45c
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KARO SYRUP Large No. 1 0 tins, dark ; ! ; EACH 68c
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