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Saturday, August 28, 1920. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page five 1 t Local News In Brief COMING) EVENTS Auk. 8 1 -Kept, a Annual Inter. Moiintnlii a.sHlalian confer- rnnr. or Methodists at Villon. Nt'pl. :i Animal Ni-IkIiIkiiImmhI Hub flower show. Sept. Si, 23, s!4, and .- Cnloo rouuljr (air at ICIglu, Ore. limn from Knterprlse - Mr. ami Mrn. I'hllllp l.oekwood iLlltl family, of l.oa'ine, ww alinp ptnjr In tho elty ycm-miay. ' iii Portland Mr. and Mrs. 1 til HohncnUniup urn 81)01)1111))? a low days hi Port land. They arc slopping at tho Campbell Court luitol, - llctiirncd from Motor Trip Mr. and Mrk Howard Strom have returned lo iholr honu here ulto.r a trip hy nulo lo Hrllish Col uiiihla. in Xkil m Ontario Mrs. .7. 1 Stalenn left voalord,. ivlil. t..-lntiv.. .-hn wo... iHvlnu -, " lliuiiKM mi" ci. y iur vmiumio m i Hho will viHlt for Hcvcral days, Jo VHt l)niiulit'rs lfcn Mrs. Cioorso Malr, of Sacra-I tneulo, t al., will ariivo in im. Ira tide this ovrnintr for a motnth's visit with lior daunhtO's, Mrs. I toy 11. Currey and Mrs. Jess Towvry. Hem Slnc4k Sunday Misa Mildred Hiatt. of linker, re- turned to her homo last nipht afier visit I nff hero since Sunday with Jenh Courtney at her home on X avenue, Jlomo from Rnncli Yesterday Miss Norma Hanks returned lo her home hero yestordny ullrrlwo weeks spnt on too Hanks ranch near Hut I.a lie. Jon I'eterson, Mrs. Hanks' brot'nec lives on the farm. Jjefl for i'ortlaiul Itlchard lcwls. who lias been vlRlllngr horo nnd in Wallowa ooun 1y since early In July, left Wi dues day nivht for Portland, wIuth ho iimUes his home with hib sisit rs. l'awd TIiroiiKli t'My Mr. and Mrs. Ira Snider nnd family, of Kni-orprlse, passed Mrs. Stewart artivod here yosier throu(fh La Graml. Thurstlay on day andis looking for a suitable lo thelr way homo after a vacaton ration. Mr. Stewart is employed ttp by auto to Northern Washing ton ami Canadian polt.ts. Ylxilcl. Sister Her.' ! Mr .and Mrs. K. It. Tatland and i two children wore In l.a Grande ( Thursday on tin ir way home to ? Condon. Oreiron alt-r a two'wot-ks (. outing at Wallowa lake. They slop- ! V ped hero to visit Mrs. F.itland's . r sister, Ml Marie. Couture. 1 tot urn I'rtHiiJlon.'liluKni JW ...... A i r, UtlU M rs. jacK .i urpny nuve returned to ; l.a:' ' Crrando'after 'ft '' honeymoon trip bv auto through Canada and will nnke this oily Hit In homo. Mr. ami Mrs. Murphy were married at Haker about two weeks ago. Sho was formerly Miss Jennie Alnsworth. Ife-ft this Mornliu, V Mr. and Mrs. U. H. Jehnson. ac ' f' eouipaiileil by Mrs. Job isons mo- ft her, Mrs., Sarah Thompson, and t,ratiddaiighloVs,'- .fllltdfth and Kl .;( Tiia left thi.i inorninp- by ninb;.for '4: -;agle VallfV where they will visit. ' f fii'-nds ovei: the week. Tin y will Miring fruit' home with them. I . Here from Pendleton f Mrs. J. L.,Gibson am' Miss Kliza btth ForgfK o,f Fendle'nn. arrived both FcrgUHv o,f I'entiio'.nn. arnveo where ho will inspect areas or tim K liere this morning for a shod visit ber hind owned by t!io government. with rrieijfis nere. noin -virs. vein- . you ana .wish cermet lormeny 9 In La Grande and have many $ friends ho re. They will return ; homo tomorrow. Jllomo -Titnn Wisconsin C. Waldrof returned to his home ;. ,urhero lust night from Hudson, Wis- ( onsiu where he has boon lor the S past seven weeks with his mother, i ' who has been ill. Her condition j? was improved w J- homo. Mrs. Wale urn he started Waldrof and children who have boon visiting friends at Kngone for tho pant six weeks re- rnrned home this morning. 'Itrttuiilng to Portland . C. H. linn, a former La Grande p'attorney, who has .eon in town for ' -a few days transacting business, i .. . - Berg Hats For Fall At CLINT'S "Sta-Shape" In newest shades of tans, browns and greys in fancy and plain band $4.95 to $12 Hats Of Quality Clint's Clolhiery T1m Store with a Ctonsctenoo" BO'H avi nms OCTIfTTElW will return tonight lo his homo In l'ortlnail. In Town nn HiisIiuvm V. C Cnliler, of liaker. was: Imalm-aa visitor in town today. Hero for Tpi-aumiitJ MiH. l- rijilc Omi.y, of Joseph, ItrouKliU her aniall daughter lii . I.a (Irando last tvenlnjr m order I Unit ahe might icei-lve mediral at- ttntlon lo'lay. ltcproenls S. I. A. C. I lore Ueprosontlng the state indus trial accident , commission, J.. iA. Met 'oskrio, of Salem, is in Grande and vicinity today on busi ness of routine nature. All's. Pici-tv Improving Mis. George M. Pierce, who un- I ilay morning at the Grande ICondc nospiiai, is reported imieh unprov ed today. .lit Jiuenti 1'iiiierai MiM H lll.rt uniil in Hlln rtM.i.-.i. .,, I , " . """". .. . " ," - . " .7 " innorai oi mvh. Mi yion, moinor oi M jt.sy(. (.01ltSi t.rt. t, noon after- To Visit aiWallnwn Mr. and Mr. i Onvls and dam?litor, Kvclyn. wore in i.io city this mornini; on their way to -Wal- j Iowa lo vixit relatives for a lew', (days. Their homo is al Spokane, ; WashinKton. llci-e Shoppintr i Mrs. K. K. Ilrov. n, of Alirol. was shopping in I.a Grande this morn-J Inr. Slie returiictl branch lino train. lioiiie on the. On Way Home to Maxvllle Mrs. W. II. Ohr.stend was in the city this morninrf on her way ! home to Muxvlllu from Portland' where she has been on business tor' several days. ' Heiv Last Xiiclit After spending la-t nighi in I.a Grande with her aunt Misa Jla l"l. returned to her home al Wal Iowa I his morning. Will Make Homo Hero -I Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stewart and family, of Pendleton, will cotno to I. a Grande to make their home. by the stale highway department. Has Left Grit-ley It. A. Wllkerson. who has been attending summer school at Gree ley, Colo., has left there and will arrive home in time for the hegln- nlng of the school y Mr. Will;- t rson is principal of the Gr wood school. ioiins Move l-'roni La Grande I .-JJv.imd Mrs. Uobert . New I in left i it is inurning ini i no eo;ihL hum Mottt horn Oj-( gon points. have disposed of their honit hen but have not definitely deoidl where they will establish residence.' . . j Visit in;; at Apnl's Home HHss Leslie, ol .Itisepll, IA Visit- j lug (it the homo of hi", nun!, Mrs. I G. It. Cl'iycoliili, wIhto he stayed' last year while aliending sctiotd in t La Grand-. He will have th- bu ll r part of et week, expttlng lo oilier high school at Joseph wh'-n the term opens uf'er Lnbcr day. To Wallowa on Hiislness K. J. H.mxlik, with 'he national I forest, service ne!iduar1ers In Portland, was Ih-.c Hi is morning on Ids way lo Wallowa county n, win jn; at waiiowa lor aiioiu a wook. Will Knlrr Trnp-hom - I,. li. Hani.rl. hl. J, II. smith, Will ,,,,..,,1 1- rHVr n-d to mo In his aril-Oooili-r-hnnl, lllrd anil Alvln IS. i- 11M .,. r,.,i.h.iln .1 ! port.'il on noli will la- l.a (Jran.lr parili-lpanla ,M. Tim. a." ami I n-t-iliat.-.l hy rail In Mm trapahooL at Wallowa lal!(- ln? lllnl ,. r. cl lu-a.li O, flvckh Slimlay at 1" u. m. Mih. I Innnr - ,a,.,., ,-, t, i- ,-0i- the ki-pnlill- IM-Iil, W HO w in in-ri-m;iany m r """"lean. band, to the lake, will be a guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Kv.ins, at , Wallowa. Two Couples Get DHorees t Two divorces were docrerd in tho circuit court by Judge, J. W. Knowles this wot k. Will Hrown was granted a divorce from Mrs. Agnes Hrown Aug. 2ii. A divorce and $:I0 a month alimony, com mencing Sept. i were granted Mrs. Margaret Yah Jyck from Auiuud Van Dyck Aug. 25. To Attend OmlVrciicri Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Anderson, Miss Hulda Anderson; Miss Kiln Nelderer antl MU Katberyn Mor an hit early this morning by unto for Portland. Afbr n day there they will go to Turner, Oregon where tin y will attend tho soventh annual conference of the Oregon Christian Knib-nvor I'liion, starting August 31 and continuing until Soptemher C. Mrs. I. C. ltowser. of this city, whois third vice presi dent of the Oiegon C. K. I'nion. will also attend the conference. She will leave hoi" tomorrow eye ing. The party will also stop in Portland en route home. Itfithtl Coiujdc Hemming Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wilson, who I were married here Aue. IS, are cx ! ported to return tomorrow from ! their honeymoon trip by automo bile to Salt Lake city. Tln-y w?l 'mukn their home In Ij Grand. Mr. Wilson is employod on the : mechanical staff of the Grande I Hondo Lumber company, . The bride, who was MissA'iolet Wheel er before ber mnirlag--, will return tt her desk at tho chamber of commerce office, w Intro sin? has born stenographer for several months to Earl Hoynolds. execit tltTe secretary. During hr-r ab-m-nr-e. Mrs. Al fUrth has substi tuted, Miss Marjorl Reynolds Isilnff part of the time. 'SECOND WOMAN SWIMS CHANNEL fContlnued from Vase 1) Kite liad to.lie taken nut on account of tho rough sea. She was In tho waler I I -4 hours . Mrs. Corson is a granddaughter of N .A. tin ho,', a noted Danish onmpoHor, who tor mahy years was a conductor of the Itoyal Opt ra at Copenhagen. She wan a ineinher of the Danish girl SCO I it S. Titi imi: pi.i:akc.i NKW YOKK. Aug. 2S. AI') Gertrude Kdorlc, first woman to swim the Knglish channel, thinks it's "just grand" that another A morion n woman has accompli idl ed the foal. Alt hnush In seclusion today in her Amsterdam avenue homo, wit lr a puilee guard outside to prevent the crowds which mill ga thered from disturbing her alter the exertions of her welcome homo yesterday.. Trudio sent out a message lo newsnn normcn when ju polh fft sergeant c.irried in u mess age fruin them lolling of Mrs. ("or. son's vlelory. vi.'W vnni a...- i ..., lawmerwer, au.omo;nro ure w no mnineeii i ne imikiimi channt 8wim of Mrs. riiiulnton corson. totlny IhruimI on hehalf of M rs. i 'oi son, a challenge "to pvcryhody, MIkh Kderlo not ex cepted" to tmfm aronntl Manhat tan Island for a SJii.uOO purse. i Tin challentre was issued alter Mr. l.isslierKor liad learned that Mr.?. Corsnn had successfuny crossed the channel. Hmlley Klebl Malono, attorney for Gertrude Kderlo. when told of the challenge, said Miss Kdelio .would consider "such u challen when It Is received 800 ATTEND CONCERT BY LOCAL BAND (Continued from Page 1) Hon, heiv anil there lnters)eisd Jwith a momentary lighter phrase. JrntMl both the despair of the , , " , . " , ' ; ' ' local band to correctly Interpret' the spirit of the number. "Hyo. Hyo. Hliickbfrd,"' one of the lalo fox t rots, was played as an encore. Following an interval t he band launched Into Victor llerbort'Ji "The Fortune Teller" and next -Pryor's "Kgypt inn lxve I kiilce" i ami Fl lego's 'M'hinese Patrol." ICossini's rani ti us o-erturo "Har bor of S' Villo" brought tho hour concert to a successful finish. i Preparing for Itoiind-l p I'roni now on nniil the open ing day of the Pendleton Hound up the bund members will under go intensive rehearsals for thole "big Job" of tho year. They will! play, attired in new uniforms, of ficial music at both the round-up ami the Happy Canyon programs. KNOWLES HERE FOR 37 YEARS fConHnnd from Pago 1) )us:ness t here.' Sea I tie didn't suit me. I didn't like tho mountains, you know. They and t he timber and t he bay depressed me after living in t he opt n prairies back In Kansas. "I came back to I ai Grando In a. short lime ami have lived here over since." Judge l imwles was practicing taw In Wichita, Kttn., . when he was only 21 years of age. Hut even before that he was active In Kansas professional circh-s. One Time Jteportcr "T used to be a r -peril r on the Walnut Y.ilh y Tii.n-s at the same time Hint William Allen While was nowshunting for the Kt puhll can in the same t't bl." Ilej judge smiled, reen 1 liittr thnse d:ivs of L.., - .,,,,,,,! immmlisni. "II.. fro- Jmli- Knowlis alao i-njoys Ihi- (Lominintuncc of Henry J. Allen, editor anil owner of the Wichita Iteacon, and famed as the joint hero of "Hill" White's "Martial Adventures of lb nry nnd Me." Al len and the La Grande circuit judge wore fellow students at Ha ker university. COOLIDGE MAKES MOST OF FISHING OPPORTUNITIES PA I L SMITHS. N. Y., Aug. S ( AP). President Coolldgo Is mak ing tho most of the closing days of the brook trout season, which comes to an end at midnight Tuesday. Going enthusiastically back this summer to the sport of his Ver mont boyhood, ho has been able tt) devote little time to his rods and tackle box last month becau.-e ot tho picks of government burti neas, but ho Is eager In fish as often as possible now. i ie contemplates a visit to the 5',niin-uei e Hockcf tiler preserve, a few miles from White Pino camp, this afternoon. He has made sevetal trips to the estnto. from which the public is rigidly excluded ;nd each lime has returned with a large catch, including severa! trout that weigh ed hot u con u pound and a half and two pounds. The reserve Is well stocked. TWO I t Gl.LltS AltHl Sii H PKNHLKTON. Aug. 2S (AP). Continuing t hir war on prohibi tion law violators, Sheriff ( 'ook i u glut in ami proserin I ng Attorney Proebsto) loday are holding Frank Cable and Clement I'icardo in f l nan and f&ijfl bonds respective ly, after t hoy wore taken In chase last night, with two gallons of ntb-cd moonshine In t hen possession m i WALTER HAGEN LEADS FIELD lNDUNArOlilS,, Aug. S8. (AP Walter Hurfen took the lend to day at tho end of tho third round of the western open Kolf rham pioashi;i hy M'orinrr a biilllani til. two MtrokeH under tho con rue rec ord, for a total of 2UU, four below (ne SatitKon'H 213. 1 la rry I 'oopor. of Ka nsn t Ml y. had Just sot, n new record of (I for the Highland links liy Liking two strokes off par on each nine, when Ha f?tn canto alonand equal led tho performance hy Hcortut; tho second nine In an unbelievable :n, inclniilnK four hirdien on that half. viunck or.i.!rn:i I-VHIKST MILLS, N. Y., Auk. 2 if. 1'Yanco qua lifted today to challenge tho lTnltPd. slates for tho Havls cup when Hone . I.a t'osta deflated 1'sumto Tawara, of Jap an. ti-1. rt-3, 0-2. H wan l'ranco'H third victory and clinched tho In-ti-r-zono tennis series. William M. Johnston, of Cali fornia, and lr. (Jeorffo Kinti, of Now' York, won tholr Hoinl-l'ina! niatelics In tho doubles alter a brilliant four sot brush with tho J'ueii'ie coast pair, i'hil Noor anil .hi men Havios, -2 -a. 8-Hi, (i-2. IIAItltlSON WIN'S YAXIUMA, Ohio. Atw. 2. (AP) Harry Harrison, of 1 tea-host or. X. Y., today won the consolation handicap of tho Gratm American handicnp tournament by shoot Iiik" H7 from the 17-yard lino hero. Kleven persons tied for second place wit h rtcoros of ntl. Valentino Burial lo I5c Late Next Week NKW YORK, Aug. 28 (AP). Kitdnlph Valentino's body Is to remit in unhurlcd for at least 4S hours after funeral services are bold for him Monthly at St. Mu lachi's Catholic church. S. George I'llmim, his manager, has obtained an extension of time from tho In a It h dotmrlnit-nt HO that Valentino's brother, Alberto Gugliclml, may view the body after his arrival tin the I Inmei le Wednesday and decide whore it: shall ho buried. I KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2S (AP).I Hof using to leave her drawing room In the Golden Slate Llmllel, I'ola Negri, fiancee of' Itudtdph j Valentino, today was speeding Hi rough Hie midwest on route to i Now York, following her collapse i at Topeka, Kans.. yesterday when she glanced nt a newspaper pie - j tu re of the dead acini's bier. to visit sconr: citiks WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S. (AP) -rMore thiin a score of cities -will Im-.vlsiled by .shipping board mom-. Ix-rs tt) gather informnlton. through hen rings, for the formulation of recommendations lo congress a.s to what policy should bo pursued with regard to the American merchant marine. Girl Evangelist Will End Services Sunday Lillian Powell, the I i! -year-old evangelist who has been address ing congregations, first at Kagles' hall and then at the SaiVa'tio.i Army auditorium for the last two weeks, will conclude lu-r gospel Heelings Sunday with two spoon ! riMiitAL si:itvici:s. Fiim-ml soi-vices over the body of M is. .1 tilt n ' Frn n It lln Sim n ks are announced for 2 o'clock Sun day afternoon at the S'mdgrass & XI m me i -man (dia pel. Hiirial will be In the Island CHy cemetery. Mrs. Shanks tiled Fifthly morn ing at the Hot Lake sniiitniiuni. She had been In 111 health over a petfnd of more than two years. lliS. ALICI-: SLATON Mrs. Alice Sliilnn. 7a, was bur led in the Klgin cemetery I his afternoon, ftiMnwing services hold at 2 o'clock In the Christian church at Klgin. Snod grass -Zlm merman were in charge. Mrs. Slaton died Friday, follow ing a long illness. She hail been a resident of I nlon county for M yours. She Is survived by two daiigli t o rs, M rs. J . W. Coa Is, o f K I gt n . and Mrs, Kate Cents, who liven in Montana, and by a sont Orvtllo Slaton, whose home Is at Kuroka, Kfi n. IT M'.WIIH TO ULASON that If you remove the causo you n niove I he effect. If you tire .suffering from any cause It will pay you to come In and -have it t borough examination. Frequently one adjustment will relieve a tum ble of long standing. ME. .1. WOOHF.IJj flilroprmilc nml l.teriroihornpy JO Homnrr FUdg. PtHHio 4H7.W Hours- A. M, to t P. M. Obituary 1 i ' t ,s MbLt ; i avnicoB. In thi nftornoon at a:!R o'clock, she will ivo u talk to children ut the army hull. Nor man, her roiir-ycar-old brother, will tdnjr, Stuiday evening, tho concludtnff meoliiiK will be held ut KufjIeV hull. Mlsa I'nwi-ll will bo tho Hpeakor touiKlit ut tlu rcRUlar t Satimlay evening: Hrvlco of tho Salvation Army. j This youue ovantfelist. who from Lodl, tal., Is reporied tof t liavo brought I'.iany ennvorts to J the altar tlurlntc her hi lof prencii- j inff care'r. Several eonrcsslons of fail h have foltow ed her jrtispcl I inesMisvH in I.a (! ramie, and j imirked ulso her two weeks of 1 rvauKlistlc work In Haker, from ; w here she came hero. NAVY MOURNS JOHN RODGERS tContlnUed From Paife 1.) com em plated inaklnff a 3,nna-milo YltKht. Ho had (Irclod the land ing fiehl once and was descending to make a landing, wiieu the m:i- chine dropped nose first, about j I tin feet from shore. Officers, sailors and marims rustled to tho rescue. Helm list had iooseiiotl the straps that held htm to his seat and was working to reb aso ItodKorH when help came. The heads of the . two flyer Ave re just above water. "Knsy hoys,' HodnrH said as his rescuers tried to IH'I him frcn of tho wiwkunc. "I'm caught somewhere." - . Tho enirlnc of the plane lay partly on tho eommander'H client and one letr was camrht In the wnTkawe. The plane had to ho taken apart to extricate htm. He died two hours later. On the operating tnblo surgeons found that the heavy engine had crushed his chest, broken rihst and punctured ids vital organs. The commander was conscious almost to the end. lleMllKing that lie was fatally Injured HodKors asked that his mother, who live at Havre Do (iras. Maryland, ho notified. She left for Philadelphia, but arrived too lalo to see her son alive. PAl'L SMITH'S. S. Y. Aug. 2S. (AP) A message of sympathy was sent by President Conlldgo to rear Admiral John Itodgors re llred of Havre Do Grn. Mil., on the death of his son, commander John Uotlgers. in-nn airplane ae oiilent. at Philadelphia yesterday. SAVE -with SAFETY atijour. DRUGSTORE "0K AT NIGHT Ni:T HAY nniGHT" Thousands of satisfied users feel . t hat way about Orderlies They work naturally ami form no habit. P learn nt tti t a k easy in action, safe ami sure. Good for children as well as adults. Hox or r,n Orderlies, .- Cents Glass Drugs Inc. La Grande, Otckom E7 UBaSHIH fl ARCADE S v : 5- Acts -5 VAUDEVILLE And "SNOWED IN" With ALLENE RAY And WALTER MILLER MONDAY And TUESDAY Peter B. Kync's More Pay, Less Work One of the well known Cappy Ricks stories IIOIMiUIS AI M !IFS SAM LliANISi'0( A up. 2S (Al' Mrs. Serena l.lvln.on Koilners, widow of thn lat-- AUus tus l ItOdKers, died yeHterdiiy at her home hero following a yt'nr's illness. Mrs, .KodKers was an utinl (nf tho hooiic navy flyer, I'onimnn- j0ji;i , KodKers, jdu,,,! ymterdiiy. ' 1VTpPro TO I A ILKLIyl IS was CENTERING ON WILSON (Continued from Patre 1 from the bus tops. ltesldes Hr. Wilson, several oth- or outstamlinu: personalities on tho proirram are expootod to itUKiuent tho attendance of soma inn or morn lotical ' delegates. All meeltnirs' and services , M Is announcetl, are to be open to tho public. HUhnp Lowe Coming Hishop Titus I .owe. of tlto StiiK apore nre.i, Itl the Strait setllentont. comes In behalf of tht world serv ice movement, for which the church has released n larire num ber of Its forel-rn bishops this fall, in order that they mluhl address l ho various conference sessions over tho Cnlted Ktiitos. Itlshnp lowo hail earlier been assigned to enndtict the nosslon at Pnlon. hut wim relieved of that duty when ttio Inter ptnn wis formed. Hishop I .owe will Kivo three evening ad dresses, 1-Ylday. Saturday and Sun day of the conference. Sunday morn in jr. tho SinKaporn J hishop will preach to tho couktc praunn ai ino cirsi ai. church In l.a Grando. Tt Itennme Conrei-i'm-r Changing tho name of the con ference will lie one of the Import ant Issues considered tl tiling the soRvlon, which is to be presided over by Hishop II. Lester Smith, of the I lolena ti rea. (' ul 1 1 last year, the title "Idaho conference' was used. Hul nt the 1 0 2 ft ses sion, it was voted to relinquish for a term1 that would not seem to exclude the four Kastern Oregon counties that help compose tt. Just boforo the final slop liad boon taken to make the new name! "Inter-Mountain conference' legal, a motion passed to defer action for a. year. Since then, H has been ; argued that the suggested change might cause confusion because of ! tho Intel-mountain College In Mon tana. Tho name "Idaho-Oregon," I has boon recommended, ami prob ably will be proposed. Tho proposed drive for an en dowment, fund for Gooding col teiro. nt Gooding ,ldli., probably We Buy for Less We Sell for Less CIIAMISItAY SHIRTS For Boys These, shirts are made of goodv dura- ble 'ch'ambray in blue ' and gray, t r i p 1 e stitched and goo'd full cut. Suitable for the school bov WORK TROUSERS We have a new one made of durable heavy twist and neat ly striped. Guaran teed to stand up un der heavy wcar--$1.95 LONG DRESS TROUSERS " For the School Boy These are substan tially made of dura ble material and the patterns are neat and stylish. These are exceptional values at $2.25 New j'QRKia tore Destroyers of High Prices. - U - X - D - A - Y II V IL will bo ronwMorvd, and thn iistnU rfiortn of chanjoa, the trans for and the ordination ftrrvlniwill all have their place on the program of business. 1 lllsliop Smith, uHldo from presld fnff over the. session, will addretw him elorjr"nien nnd tto public 'I hurwlny uCternoouii nnd will preach tho . conference , wrmnti Sunday ihortilnir. ' In tin afternoon, ho will Holemulio the rtte of or dination. Mrs. Smith, who Is ranked union tho finest speakers In thft arfta. will talk l'liduy nflrrnoou at the anni versary service of th Woman's Korelpn Missionary HOelely, Misn! (Vila rownh, t)f Jlomedulp who af I jtor the ronforenco session will en-j roll nt Columbia tililvtrlty tt fin- l h earnln(f her master's (eire In i I preparailnn for her return to Wrst I ( t'hinn, will ba tnn other speaker on ' the W. M. H, program, Thfl Hov. K. U iWhlte, superintendent or the astern district of llm con reronce, will deliver an address at the anniversary meetinjr f Iho Woman' sltome Missionary Hoclety Thursday afternoon. Of the Kfi active j sudors located In this conference, nearly ll are expected tn bo in attendance at the session. Their number will fon in creased by several superannuated and supernuniemrj clerfrj-nrt-n. NEED $5,00Q FOR LEGION ' , CONVENTION, (Continued from Pnt.l) convention ito he hold at Haker next summer. , ; ' Harold Winner. Of "Pendleton. state vice commander for the past year, and represent at Ivn of (heJ Pendleton Legion post, was, In ihn city last w.eck uid offered to tht Ui Grande post any uisslstahcii ihat Pendleton could (rive. He-, said o New Bathrobes For chilly morning- Infants to 14 years. . 51.45 -v $l;75; ' iiEMfrnTonNo ' ;,'. (f n Art Acord In His i-i'i I'K'i in.l , "The Set Up" An exciting story, of the Great West in. the days vhen cattle roamed the , 'ranges.;, ' : ' ' Comedv ' ' ' . 'A '. Tlti'illihg ; Romance" .7 A drama in a Million A Love Story sublime with BEN LYON AND AILEEN PRINGLE The secret forces of two great nations locked in war claimed him as their most brilliant A agent .... by aeroplane and First . submarine he outwitted the National citiftiest mind in Europe and Picture , then!! (lfHUrsauiET t UTTte OAMi Try This Extra Strong: - School Shirt - Here is a real school shirt for you. Well made through out and extra roomy for comfort. Full length sleeves noth ing skimpy about them. Choice of blue or :gry-- . . m fronts CJ3E22: IN THI Wll ' Star Ko. it ; that-T'ondlrtpn waa preparing for at l04yt-'a block -in.' Ilin paraila oji1 rlmt not only tlin' l-ondlrlon poat liut" tho-cltl-nH ro cntorliiK Into tlia-Vplrlt "of 'tho.' convention ami will help on.'mueli on poaHllile, - My IVmimlf Wrrslllnir. : . Th'i mLvisabllll .of a hoxlnir unit wfoatllng: .profrrtini under the autt plrea of the Icrfon poat ncnln ttiin j'ear yum. UfsctiHset. . The' nmtelien I proved successful last year ami pland 'arn to make them inoro no IhlB-year. Weekly dnnce wait nn otlier Idea for mnklnir money iltir (lanxcl. hut nothing definitely wax Oeeidedupon. , LU-HLUJlJl l'l!.')l.il.L.Jll H, . tTroXs rovpnsw Today Latest 'hi --nn l'j-i inn; SUNDAY MONDAY ' - ; Also Showing Sennett's Latest It's a Wow!
