La Grande evening observer., August 23, 1926, Image 5

Monday, .'Atigwt 23,1926,' .Xti
Local News MmM
COMING EVENTS . -
Kent, 'it. il. 1M. and a. Cnloa
county fair al Elgta, Ova.
la imntllla Comity
Judge" J."W. Knowlesls' in 1011'.
Jl. lou today holding court ill l uia
tilla county.
. 11. A. Mcdlns Announced .
i..B.i'la'r mcctlmt ..f tho Wa,...
ne.it ussocla.lon at .he K. .1ZJSZ!J3t&
Bene
lull I Tuesday ut 7'30 p.
nounccd .by the officers
Tu Portland on business .
Mr. und Mrs. W. C. Kelly and
children. Fern, I'rancts unu Olcn.
left yesterday morning for Port
land, where they will bo for a few
days on business.
n City llilh Morning ,
J. N.. Bishop, of Uaker resident
eiirTiiH'er In charKt; of maintenance
fur tho state hlffliwiy com mission,
wus hero.thla morning- on buslneaa.
On Vm-iitMm-
Guy Spencer. b..p,Cen,an for
, o.W, company here, Is on hi.
tin'
vacation. He mid Mrs. Spencer j
Will It-UVL- 111 It lTW utijn Ull u iwo
weeks trip lliroUKh California.
Is-fl liaxt XlKlll
. Mrs. t.'haiies. t'oehran and
UauBhtcrs. June-and lluth, UTt , -
lust, nlKlit tor tlielr Home m I'ort- . , . ,r ,, i " " "r ,v ' V . ,:
Ini'id after vlsltlnff In .UGralfd;:iSrl:'"'4T',?ni',!
...i. ... ,i'. i. ,
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Oochran. ' ?;aWVHlK&fr&
. of Kourth street and-, Adaifis a,v8-
M rninii -iiMhiy " - ..'.n''Vhero;tneV.Vjl.;niaK;tliolr
II. O. Avery, counly aot. is at 'V":"! b i1 v.ldlo , of
,. ., ;,..; ' next, month', when .. MarloWe a-tll en-
liens for the purebred ram sale ,to
.red ram sale to
-k show firounds
'. ' - ;;
he iH'hl al tlie Ntoek
Jlihere louiorrow aft
, Walter H. Guild, xupKrlntendent '
of the second divisiotr of the O.-W.
I!. & N., company l;ei.e
csterd,,; in business. He ' ? 'I''yi1 '
to La Grande tamoAf?"1,;'"' ?:Wt-,
r ;lng on :to Pbrtland and other Wea-
rurttaml ye
uill return
'
UM for Snlcm Home ,
.Mr. and Mrs. It. .1. Sympson. e-
...anied l.y .Mrs. Sympson's mo-
lift yeslerduy for tlielr home after.
visiling here for a week at the VW Kalerprl.O --' . .W..
lie,,,,, of Mr. and -Mrn. h. It. Ulngo. j r; whVp,oti Bni,
limiTiiur's lu.iKl,t.'rs lavc ' ch.M cliarM. 'aiid .JiAeXj . went
.Misses Kdl.h and lrraino , " '", ' y, ls,' ", lr
I'i. rce. dai.gl.l-n. of Governor ! V? 'p, P? w'1''
fierce, left lust night for Sal, ' .'
afler h .ding the sumu-er ;Wl.hr: Plmaload.: -:AIr .
t,,..,, 5 ,K;UI"' Mrs. Mielpton are, t pom. Ox-
ranch, near shu.d Clly.
uc.-d.s ill Itni.tisi liirioi.Mge .
.Mrs. George Albert Pollard' is
llnslewt this week lo lier sister, Mrs.
. Nlehbls, and li niece. 'Miss
l-'lor
yi,",'. Hac I), .both ofNygsa, "iS. -
fiuests arrived at the l'arson-:
The aiuests arrived at the pursoli'
utre Jiiili.rdity and will be here., for
several days... .... ',-'-:''' ,
Mni-Hae Solemnlzetl
Mliis Madeline t.'ltirk becuii.lQ the
liii-ih' of Italpl. I.- Ituchaunn at S ;
n'elot'U Salurolayi evening Jtldge
IIukI) I-:. Hi udy
perfornilng Hie ,
iiiarll-age ceremony .al his office,1'; hoicrjhere.toda't'whoti-shnelved
The jyoung couple, ill. l'eslde'4n;li''Gle,'n,'ews'.of.tno'.,selk,s,' aoath''-ih
(Ji-aifde. He In in the employe of .Hw York '.,.'. -t'.-' r-'ji v
Hie Utowmun-Hicks Lumber ' coin-
lianyV
t
l'ft for Idaho Home
Mrs. I.eitoy Hull and suns. Hill,
and I'hll, and - daughter, Martha,
h-ri this iiio'rnlng for liii-lr home at
tllenqs l-'ei-ry, Ida., afler visiting
liei-i-.. .with Mrs. C. K. Golden' ,' and
othi-ir' relatives for th
past tlirea
wifka ' . ; . ' "
Home ptini -Voi'iillon '
Dr. ilnd.Mrs. C. S. Moon) and
inall 'sdhs. I'lck and Hilly, relurnj-
In. Itielr. hiinii- hen. vesterdav
iirii i-.a two weeks vacation; trip by
auto, to Western Oregon. Tln-y .
wereot. tjuallcuin neacu wnne
away.
l'i Vlf.ll Du.ialilcr Here '
.Mr. John Sehullx. of .Mllwnu-1
kle. . Wisconsin, and her little
Kianildiulghter, Lorraine Hums, of
wi-nal.eliee. Wash., arrived in ine ,
ehy this morning; and will visit
Iii'i-e. for several inonlhs at tho
Iioiih', of Mis. Sellllllz's dauuht'T,
Mis. I.. Wt Wheuly. Little Miss
llurns has been visiting In Wiscon
sin for some time.
Three Lh-ciws (Vrante.1
M.leriises to wed were grunted
fioin the clerk's olTlce Saturday to
Hie following three, couples:, l-'riid
'I'. Jones und Miss Klennur ' 1).
tloodnough. of Wallowa; lialph D.
Hue llnnan anil Mis.'. Madeline
Clark, of' l.a Grande; Henr' W.
Marx Made
Trousers
For Men
Fall line now on display
for jour selection.
$:5.l' to $9.85
the pair
Trousers Of Quality
Clint's
Clothier y
The store with a OmMcJencc"
MEN'S SNP HOVS
ournrrtBa
:Loennln of ' Hulnts, '-.and Miss
I Ituby Ledbcttcr,, of Alice I. -v.
.To KnlerprtNB oat Bnrineau.
A.! J.' Costello.- of rort land, was
In the city this' morntnr en h!n way
to Kiiturprlno on business,,. Hji.wUI
return to La. Urando tlila evening.
la City Last Klaht
:: An . Wiumaa . and .son,
f,arold 'ft:h morntar for Sa.
...Ht...B ,&..vbMvr buu. J ncy
are from Omaha, JCcbraska.,, They
plan to vsllt'aj. 6akr ifor about a
Reck. . ,. ; , jf-. ; i i :j . .
Spuiid . W"krnd St Lake .' "" V
Judre and Mrs. Hugh JjC; Brady
were jurats of Mr. ant Srs. ,Har.
ley H. Itichardson Ht Alplno acre
in the Wallowa Lake wonderland;
over the week end. rThe party raa
Joined by Mr. and Sjrs. H.-3. Co
burn and Mr. and: Mrs. V. B. Ap
pleby Sunday. i ... .j .-.
Visitors from Aaniini' .:,,' ; -
Mr. and; Mfs. LV W.'Kemptlvorhei
nf K'Hmn'u 1.1a . V. 1 ' i'.
of I)r. arfd Mr .henW; Pa-rker
M the Wrst elh.olstWrspnW
Sunday.
hundny, ..Plin,. visitors upe' sojourn'
lngi at Hot J.ai.'nanyArluni.: Mr
a. ivhlle. anil ;canic' to,i. Qrande.
yestorday to attend rvjces" jt' tlic
,ti' J ' j. v .
trr,, MnrjorleV -'have. mowd. to .the
Si"rJ !h0.i!i,Til!?!l'' '"" kni1
Su r ",e 'P r ' -Oregon and
her nthr ,wljw.? the, coast for
J ' '.' '. " I ' '-. '! . .
On Way to f nterjirise t
Mr' ""l 'S,; ' iWrt'ott
anu. oaugnter, KieanOr, and: son:
Oscar, -were In the city this morn-
- .lern Oregon points. '4fr.,aji(t: MA
j evertson live in Minnesota -add
'. '5 "rst , tr. to Oregon..
' , V1 sSSX'l
illlum Bower.
.J
iner wilh Mrs. Whelpton's. parents
and- liro-now en'..-; rtojittt ,' to tlvcir
home. ; . :-'-; ',' - ,. . " 1 .
FISlBilg''"'''''
l"iT1i?f"A1.-. ,.T -
, rAawuciiiN'i.
; . ? t METROPOLIS
(Continued trom P- 1)
. - ,, .. . u
lUolph Valentino,
iris .'"trosli'ated
with grief nt her. apartment in
She' was .jihaUlo .id- talk when
asked to make? a siilmehi.'. ,: '
. The euuse.of death -tias lvenif!
filially ns s?pllc 'endbcardltl.1. -,'. r-..
suiting froni'lhe'doubii: operation.
. At thu actor's... 'Ijedsl.def wuetriHe'
died were Georg l llman. , his
inanager; l-'ufh'r .'Kdward- 1-,
-.l.eonurd. .rectori-.ttf tlie 'chapM of
.St, Malachl's and "iloelorS .Harold
tli. Meekbr, fj(jijr-f.;1
Di. Meekqr, Pj(ujr r.;l)(irhauf and U.
Itaudolph Martnliig, lj', .nttrndlng
pl.ysicln,-;'i ' V'L-I V --' w
I (lx r AilnilAIVters H! ... i.
.1
r lst ltc pi. tlv I'stholjc ch'urclfJj
!l.ad DCCll admlnlsterCil' flt 1(1
'clock by leather Joseph ii. 'Cuii-
gedo. or -the clrarch of rthc Sacred
fnin .01 jesus , ana .-nary, 'irom
i".e smun tow n . initlully. whoro
I Valentino was born and spent his ;
boyhood.
I'utner iconarj, nan neara. A al-1
entlno'a confession and had grunt-
cu mm absolution yesterday, when .
ins eoiiuuioii iouk u iurn lor ine
worse.
-
HEAVY M
Oh "n Vfi!' 'U At -'to'duv. announced -tho offlctuls for
OU ' JCiiinijI,,f,m. Wjlhinifon.rttunror foolball
The heavy . freight, shipping sea
son for the OW.'h A.N. com
pany -started 10 days ajto, which
is utmost SO . days earlier than ,ln
ordinary years, l'. I'. Koberts, as-
slstant superintendent, said this'
morning, . 'XM- reason for the ad
vance Is the early harvest of th
grain, and oth.'-r; crops.- . ,
The; heavy shipping seusuh .tiJi
uully started sboutHeptember. i.
but this year .-begun early ' In
Augujt., Vhethfr it will contlntic
for, the Uflual length' of lime re
mains to be wen.'
I J ! ii . It o' li!
. un Bcacn at ocbsiqc
' SKASIDI-i Ore'..- Aug. 23. ' t-Vl')
Samuel ' Welnstclu. 70. was lllll
,ed Saliirdjy.il hen- ho -walked Into
(the pulli of an alrplun landlna; on
, the beach. ' Th'c 'pilot . as ciqn-
cruted. .., -. ..: -' '.. ' '
kiwA.nis tt.titK in-:
rfcr.-r
WO-ICNK. ore., Aug.. 23. (AP,
Wllh-slx hundred la attendant
the ninth annual conyentlonof Ihc
norlhweat . djstrlet ,'if .Kliaills 4n.
ternationul jfot under way here this
morning. A priv-convcntlon church
scnlce wan. held- last'vcrcnlng an
address' by Janu s P.,r.'rl of Walla
Walla. Wash., ad a mdsicul pro
grani bllig (tijlrcd. . r. .'
JNTINO'SOWN
STORY OP LIFE
(Continued From Put 1.)
father died 'aim 1 wan will off
to.lnnle Allghlcrl college, which
corresponds to a high school In
this country, 1 finished the course
at )t and then went to 'a 'military
school. Hut 1 was moro Interested
in romantic novels than I was In
rfiy studies, so the authorities sent
me home.' : ,v ' v
n -' ' Took ' farming Course.
My mother was heartbroken and
l was - truly contrite because, ofjuielr expenses. Thero Is no record
hfr suffering. . I determined to do
bxltt''.for her, bhRo nnd enrolled
In. the lioyul-.Academy of A(?rl
OuUur to fcarn to bp a aetcntlfle
'farmer.; I was graduated Ith'iuat warrant was drawn August 6.
the. highest -honors . In .my class.
much to the gratification of ,my
mother.; . .
Kollowlng . this accomplishment.
I against slipped, from grace and
went off to i'arls and Monte t'ar
loT to see the world. After all my
money was gono I returned home
a prodigal son. . i
My family decided that I wis!
apt.'to disKrace them' and that it
were .better that 1 be shipped far,
far away.- So my'mother scraped
together- J4000 to finance my voy-,
a'ge to : America, where .1 was io
seek' fame and fortune.
;' I arrived' In New York Just two
days before. Christmas, Dec. -3,
ISIS... Tlic new land was very
strange .to . mo .and . was very
lonely. In' order to find compan
ionship . I . frequented tho cafes.
.Tula : look '.ull my money but I
did .learn to dunce., which was to
be benoflclul' to me later. .
When - my funds were all cone
Urot a k
te iealato
I got k Job as superintendent of
Of Cornelius Jlliss Jr.l
This last only a short while, as
showed - aii' IrwHOonslble nature.
aml'was courteously dismissed. j
My next "position" was as an
apprentice landscape gardener In
ifvplnft. I'ark; New York City. Af-1
ter a-month of this 1 went to the; many smaller accounts for himself
civil -service bureau to get a rec-jund his secretary.' In uddttlon five
ubr':J0b, but found 1 was not ncrlpt books costing $150 have
cllglbie because I was not a cltl-een purchased. . I
scni;;. - j ; :
r'.I had no Jolt pnd no funds. , -
fia) forced from one lodging to1
anoihi-r.' I went hungry and slept!
m Central Park. One hot sum
mer -day- I 'walked five mites to j)
thcV'clty hull' looking for work.
UhHDlc lo get It. I walked back. MKUnKIT L. M.-COI ItllV
:; After doing any little odd Jols Mn.rett L. MeCurry piissed
thai 'I '.could get. I finally went ,.:uway lit the homo of his daugli
hen'hcad waiter at Maxim's und'ter, Mrs. James Su.llh. nt May
got' employment us a dancer. This! Park, Saturday - afternoon st
wan 'really the start of my pro-! about 2 o'clock, nt the end of
fesslonal career, for I Inter ob-j several weeks'- Illness. Mr.' Mr
tuiriied dancing engnin n.cnls wl;h. Curry was born January '.Ml, IS4i
Honiile Glass and Joan Saw yer.! and was 77 years. 7 . 'months and
'. But. 1 didn't want to' he uone day old at the time of Ills
daneeri , Still dnu.ml.ig of using) death. He made-La Grande his
piy education as an agriculturist,! home for several years and for
ij jolnftd a. musical comedy com-1 1 he past 15 inonlhs hus been llv-
pany headed for the Pacific coast
with the. . hope that California
uilglit offer somelhing. The troupe
stranded, in San l-'runclsco nnd f
was again wllhoui a Job.. I tried
sritlfng bonds. . but w'ltliout suc
cess ' .
- j . A Movie- Venture
, At , this point Norman Kerry.
"WiOiit 1. had .known' In the east.
suWfcostedntliuti.iL try ..motion pie-:
turits. Norman paid my cxpensei
whfle ,t ;nlude ,the rounds of thu
stylos. '. ; , , -
y'Tsfo one hailed nie us an aclor.
Hi! fact, It was u long lime beron:
't k-6uld get even extra work.. 1
khkK-ked about from pillar lo post.
liloilhg .villains and small pal Is,
unkll June' Mathls selected me lo
fluty Julio In "The' h'our Horse
llliu,"'.': ; .. '- . '
, This w-us. followed by onolher
liiffram ' wlcture. "The Conquering!
Porter." mill liy Nnzlmova's "Ca-
iltllic." Then came Hie picture
thlft "nmiic": me "Tlie Htie.K." u
was; followed by "Cobra. I'he
TBUng P.aJah.'
Hluod and Sand,
"Vdnsleur lleuucalre",
und "The
Ijllnted.- Devil." -
!I ..-
.1 then transferred lo t:ie 1 nue.i
Pil
Attlnts'-; .-corporation and made
"fhe. I-Iaglc." My latest picture,
"the Son of the Sheik." Is a
sijbucl to tlie curlier desert plc
tdre.. fltOKH IS LI-'.AO
,'VANDALIA. Ohio. Aug. 2. (AP)
l'-rank Troeh. of Portland. Ore..
u firlltnrn nf Clifstllllt.
m p1cplll nto ,hn i,d
lof. the clnss A. A. chuniplonslilp
,vjlon ttlov brolI,. mo strulghl In
'.,,, 0BCnl'ng cvenl of the grand
AjI1(I.can httuli.up Irnpshootlng
tournament, hero today.
f i. ru i.i( ANNot'Nci.n
4 3AN 1itANCIHCO, Aug. 23 (Al')
w-'J.; n.;lJnwans, .secretary of 'the
Pacific ;.COust' football association
giiin at Htanford November U.
'jl)ty.;ar M. d. Kvans,-James .Mil-
llttcun X'QJlegC, linnoiK, rrn-n-u; riini .
polan, Xotrc Dame, umpire; "Shy"
Huntington, -Oregon. . hend lines- I
man: J. C.X'anc. Washington .State,
flbb Judge.
Arrested
t Jamufl ,-C. Voelkr. Is. under
artpsf at Muffulo on a iharg.
vf flrM degree niunlr. He ih
aetuned'of selling hiwkey. iiuide
f rui w uyd - uleohol thut killed
i14t people 111 . Muffalo and '2i
iiMrp In 4. Ne- York HtHte nnd
v--t: '- ,'-.-
'4, I ; i N.
API PAWPB gVCTrgO: DS?SgHYER
STA
E
DS
GETTING LOW
RALKM, Ore. Aug. 1!S. (AP)
With lour mouths an J eight days
loft for the enforcement of tho
prohibition law has reached the
vanishing point and only $26.09 ro
mains to pay tho governor' spe
ctal anenta und to lako caro of
of expcndlturea other than private
files In the offices of the governor
ami utl warrants aro drawn to the
order of Walter M. - I'lerco. Tho
Another, presented a few days ano.
called for some thins over fU'S was
turned back,, to tho governor be,
cause or lack of funds.
itecords at the office of the
see rotary of state reveal that the
governor has expended ,$3073.91
for the current bicnnlum but had
a balance of seven cents from the
previous btonnlum
The seven cents wore not car
ried over as tho $4000 was allowed
for use during the two-year period
ending December 31, 1!25. What
disposition Governor I'lerco will
make of' the unpaid .warrant and
how ho will hicet tho .sultirlcs of
special prohibition ufrc'nts and take
care of their, expenses' during tho
remainder of the year Is not
Known. . ' ' . ' '
Another fund that Is getting low
Is tho general account of, the gov-
urnor'B offlco giving J7.U0U
traveling , and
tueldental' exponaes !
nnd general office- supplies. Of tho
$7,000 all-owed tor the blennium
there .remains but $1,3S1.03.
rTravcllng expenses of tho eoveruor
juwt hi wrivnt seerotnrv. V. A.'
Delxcll, are- (he . heaviest Items
listed, five of the warrants Is-'
sued fo. traveling expenses aggre- '
gato $1604.16. while - there are .
Obituary
lng with his daughter..
ile leaves, besides his' widowed
wife, Nancy A. Mcl'ourry, three
daughters. Mrs.' Delia Hllllurd, of
Portland: Mrs. Lily Howe, of M Id
vale, Ohio, and Mrs. Mary Smith,
of La. Grande; und one sou,
Charles McCourry, of Portland. j
The. ' remains -.-Hre now at tho
Snodgrass & Zi.ninerman ' chai.el.
y.here iTiinernl -"Servlees- 'wlllr !..
Iield Tiresday tiTlernoon at .VIIU
o'clock. Intermenl will bo inudOj
In the Masonic cemetery.
.1 AMI'S U lvSSI.L SILLS
t'OVK, Aug. , 23. (apeclnl)
James Wessei sills died Krlday
morning. August 19,'al his home
here after a brief illnese. . ICe wus
bom on August " I r,,- 1858 at -lluut-Inglou,
Ixing Island, und was 08
years and four daS'old ut. the time
of his death.
li,, came to Gnnde Itonde vallev
n i s7. it wan here thai .ho met
Mliis Arminta L'l Harne,.who be
came his wife on Muy 7, 1SS2.
Klght children wore born to them,
one of whom died in Infancy. Two
daughters, Maryj and Ida, reached
womanhood before- 'they . were
takn. ;
Besides a host of friend." he
leaves to mourn his loss Ills widow,
thre! daughters; Mrs. laura Van
Vlaek. of Portland; Mrs. r Hlln
SAVE ma
DRUG STORE
The VrUUt'ot Miuiy Women
An I'ixtraonllnnrj '
1'wket I'hv
SHAW ,
Twin Vanity Case
I 'mh r I he gold and sliver
.plated case you . n. III. find il .
soft powder snd u blending
rouge. . . l ,' ' .'
May wc sho-v. il tp you? '
Glass
-lie
La Graade, Ortfoi
Voder, of Hanns, Alberto, Canada;
Mrs. Lela Dean, of Nampn, Ida
ho, and one. son, Guy K. Kills, of
Colo, also eight grandchildren.
1'unem) services -ero hold ut Uic
Methodist Ppl;Kr6pal church hero
Sunday afternoon, tho Her, It,, K.
Smiley In charge, and Interment
was made In tho Itoso ittdgc cuiun
tery... ...
METHODIST
: CONFERENCE
; PLANS MADE
i . (Continued from Fags 1)
lng tho conference. Thla. banquet
Is especially to boost Gooding college-which
is kept up by tho M. 1.
church. -.- .,
. Ulshop II. I.cslcr Smith, of llet-wiu,-
Mont,, will preside, at. Iho
conference.. . which will close tile
evening of Sept. S. Tile Hev. I'Mgar
White and the Hev. Hairy H. Ham
ilton,, district superintendents, are
Assisting Mr. Qutnn In his prepara
tion; , .
,l)l Clarence Ture Wilson, Wash
ington, I. C, secretary of Iho
board- of temperance, prohibition
and publiu mbrals.. will give his
address on "Tho l'reeent Status of
t.lu) Kightemth 'Amendment"
tho evening of Wednesday.
Approaching Autumn
. Swells Congregation
' (Continued from rage 1)
tor of the Union MrHioilnt church.
for.was tho speivl;er whn Methodists,
Uapttsls 'and VsbytcrlanH united
for evening worship nt the First M.
mm
"PENDLETON"
.The Youngest of Ten
TEN STORKS
Idaho
. IJoisc' ..
i Nanipa
Kmhiclt
Huhl
Twin Fulls
Hurley
lluport ,
Wnsliintrlim
Walla Wallii
' i ' Orrjfon '
,Ln (irando
, I'cndlctoii .
.idi, 'I
, ... ....,.' high salary and coniiiiis- '1
sions our retail prices are materially lower than ord
inarily found. . V:
And, too anything you buy must be satisfactory
or yotir money cheerfully refunded. v
LOWEST PRICES ---EVERY DAY
"Dcstroj'crs of
STAR
GLORIA SWANSON
And EUGENE O'BRIEN
"FINE MANNERS"
'And the Mack Scnnett Comedy
"SMITH'S IJAIJY"
Tuesday -
HARRY
CAREY
Frontier
Hail
A'fnnliire ami Itmitamv In UtM-rn XVihU where n sniagn
lUw-v IHifl lo Hup Mm ad lent or Ctv iliJitloii and Idi-tt
Ssttiuiilnr In Production! Tlirlllliig wllh IMuiucimI TliMiblihig
with f rlti'iiictilt
R. church. Ills themo was :"Jesua
the Un-at itevruler.",
JUcalhug thp vxpei-li niji! Ipf l'etv
er, who' ul Jesus'; eoiuinaml vi
dowu Un nets alter, repealed rail-,
urea and wan n waidcd with a
heavy- catch ' of rlsli, tho Unioir
inlniHl.'i- HUKfreHtcd that (MiiInL la
able, to rvoi'l poslliltilleii in mem
l hut thi'j iKjver dt-etwned. they os-.
Headed, and tu help ihem to atlalu
to great usefulnetw.
Last nl.irlil'a unlLvn twMVieo was
next to tho filial una ln.tlie8um
niur aeries. Next Sunday iho. meet
inR1 Will .be conducted at the 'Prea
byterlan chuieh, a change having
been made since, it was unuuunced
for Uie l.apliut. Mr. 1'ullard ts to
do tho preaching,;
Tho coming . or lUMiop Titus
l.owe, bishop of he Singapore area, j
In India, is an mvn unleipatcd w-lth
lofty interest by the Methodists of
li Qrunde, whom h w ill-addrebs '
the morning or eonlerenee Sunday, j
Tim bishop, home alter three years J
In tho orient,' 'comes to Kastern j
Oregon as a speaker on tlie pro- J
gram for tho conference session ut
Union, beginning Sept 1.
In preparation lor the bcn.sWiii,
the official board of the loeal 1
church will meet this evening to
closo the business of tho confer-
ence year. Dr. Henry W. l'arker,
pastor, has announced. .
)r. i'nrkor's sermon to liis peo
ple yesterday motnlng was enltlled
"The Inipo-wdble Task," and em
bodied an Immirullon to greater
confidence' In I lie church to meet
her responsibilities. Mrs. ' Clamlo
Cooper aaiig tho olTrrtory.
J. I. Thompson, of Kantuis City,
a traveling evangelist now con
ducting meetings in tho northwest,
was heurd by a huge congrega
tion at the Cent nil 1 Church of
The institulinjf of a
store in Pendleton is
another. achievement and .,
a victory in value-giving.
The advancement
of our organization is
dui! only to our success
in Kiving our customers -better
values.
- We have a buying ad
vantage a member of
tho firm in New York,.,
City who devotes his en- ,
tire time to the buying
for! our stores, eliminal
.' ing a big 'expense, of '
Higli Prices"
Tonight
Only
Wednesday
Try To Match ThB
Value In
Durable
' r.; 1 ' ' '. . . I "
Work Shoe
i'lils la a stout, long Hearing
tint comfortable nork shoe.
AUo eieellenl foi tiuilng near
j will il a nil Inta' of sliiise. . U'itle Annj
tliiiison Inst tor cnniforu leather sole.
real salue at tinder's rlco.jL
Our shoe depart mem carries a full line ot men's,
ladles', and children's .shoes. tome In and get
acqiinlnlrd with our unusual raluca. ,
56 SRES t ffi
11U. Adams Ave. ': Store
l.'hrlst last evening.
In the morning, tho liov.' C'! -V.
Dunil, inistor, lireaehed nnol her
sermon in the series on ''Tlie
Price of Religious Liberty." Grow
ing iulerest is recorded in the
consistently larger crowds '-that
have gathered to hear these ines-
UUgCH. . -.';,:,.
Sllilduy Hehool und Christian
Kndcuvor meetings also uru en
joying increased attendance, tho
pastor reports. .
HITS CAUSES -OF
JUVENILE
DELINQUENCY
(Continued fiom Page 1)
will redeem ItHtdf."
A. Al. Welch, agent or (ho Tul
sa county Humane society, salil
Si) per cent or juvenile delin
Miieney cn be" traced to the home.
1 'a rental Indifference to ehildrcr),
hrtilcn hointrH, and poverty t were
faetors. he ,sald. Children left to
drift alion't elty1 Vt t ( nnd alh'vs
66
Holeproof
J,,-., .',,'." ,.' ''.i'. '.For tile. Kelun.l (ilrl. , -
) aiiJ "irtiMJIl" IWIHMf - .'Mulfrfrfc. Ilwtnlllnh. tlte,t, . t'
,(.-.).;,', HH'"!". i,.l'n1 I1 9iM
, :'-:::ktt&. Baby Shop
HiiMS-ITIt'lllfdi : IICTION.S COVLHLD
Another Comedy Wow!
S'':':
iJ S.HtttcKinSon Ostntt
Edward Everett Norton
MAEBUSCH
AIho-
"Thundering Fleas';
"Our Gang" Comedy
ARCADE S
Coming Wednesday
FORD STERLING
A Husky.
$4.85
IN THE WEST
No. 1 s- . ; La liruuilf, Ore.
llciiulre habits of theft, -j Hoys and ;
girls of this geiierallun , "al'e 'io "
I worse tlmn those of earlier days,
'but they huvo ' more, avenue
through ' which to go Wrong.
W. K. Horton, president, und
Sydney II. t'oleimin, general liian
iiger of Hie American Humana
ussoolallon,. traced the ' history ot
50 years In organised .humane ef-.
torts. ' . . t ' ' t. "- '
DICTATOR
OF GREECE
IS OUSTED
" ' St
(Continued from Page 1) "
ods of his regime will bo tried by
a commission. ''
PANf.AIiOK I W ATIIKNK.
' UUVIMIN", Aug. 21 (AP) A
dcMpntch to the - Kxchango , Tele
irrniih from Athens savs tho de-
! posed "President Pun gat oh lias
l reached Athens, and :thut .ho wtll
be inlorncd at mllltnry heudnuar
ters. I - LJ.J
Today
And
TUESDAY
You laugh!
HeCrin
You laugh l , .
waiiu : m
You laugh I
You Laugh f
Humorously devised for 'husbands'
with . rings in their noses and
wives who want to wear pants.
In "THE SHOW OFF"
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